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Holler Fest 2010 is scheduled for August 20-22! |
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Stay tuned for the line-up and other details! |
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Another Whooping Success! |
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 Thanks musicians, volunteers, and everyone who made Holler Fest 2009 unforgettable! |
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Holler Fest 2009 is almost here! Favorite local musicians return and new musical acts emerge to create the rich and varied line-up that Holler Fest is known for. In addition to the Main Stage in the holler, "The Cabin", our acoustic venue in the woods, will feature an expanded schedule throughout the Fest. Don't miss some of these special performances. Holler Fest streams live on A3 radio this year! http://annarboralive.com Volunteers are most appreciated, and receive a pass for each day they volunteer. To apply, use the volunteer application form. Also, feel free to just drop us a line and let us know you will be attending, it helps us plan for what's to come! Hope to see you! |
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Kids activities abound, including a parade with Mother Earth on Saturday and Sunday. Kids can join local favorite Joe Reilly for a Sing-along for the Earth on Sunday. Hayrides Saturday and Sunday after breakfast. Other workshops/activities include guided nature walks and yoga classes on Saturday and Sunday. Music and drum jams regularly happen, often around the nightly bonfires. Camping at Holler Fest is a great way to enjoy the whole experience. Facilities are rustic and friendly. Click on the Details link to find out more.  | Frog Hollashram Morning yoga with Caitie Shaughnessy-Mogill Sunday, 8:45 - 9:30 AM Whether you're weed-worn from farming, awakening your concert shakra, or stoking your digestive fire, some hollering frog yoga poses will make your morning special. |
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8:00-8:45 AM Sunday | Yoga with Lisa Gottlieb
8:30-9:30 AM Saturday |
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Natalie, Erin and Holly show off their new Holler Fest 2009 shirts! Available at the merchandise tent for $10. |
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“Holler Fest is among the best of the next generation music festivals with a genuine home-grown atmosphere and free spirit about it.”
Mark Palms, Riverfolk Festival Music Coordinator and member of The Raisin Pickers |
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 Meals at Holler Fest always highlight locally-grown organic fare. Most of the dishes use vegetables grown right here at Frog Holler Farm. A special emphasis this year will be the recreation of classic Indian Summer meals. Indian Summer was Ann Arbor's first natural foods restaurant. Ken King, the founder of Frog Holler Farm and to whose memory Holler Fest 2009 is dedicated, was also one of the founders of Indian Summer, as well as head cook. Saturday and Sunday meals will honor Ken's culinary inspiration. The good folks from Friday Mornings at SELMA will delight Saturday breakfasters with their famous granola. Camp at Holler Fest on Friday night so you are there early enough to get some! Outstanding Saturday night desserts from a new local food force: the Michigan Lady Food Bloggers! Silvio's Organic Pizza returns, selling slices of Silvio's unique and creative take on pizza. Silvio elevates pizza to a culinary art form! Always a large percentage of organic ingredients. |
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