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Cucamonga-guasti regional park
800 N Archibald Ave, Ontario, CA 91764
TABLE OF CONTENTS
WELCOME YA’LL
TO THE 39 TH ANNUAL HUCK FINN JUBILEE!
We are glad you joined us for the annual Huck Finn Jubilee Bluegrass Music Festival.
Get ready for three days of music, family fun, education, dancing, and good times! The
line-up of entertainment on our main stage is fantastic this year! The array of musicians
spanning across local, regional and national Grammy nominated and award winning
bands are sure to please. It is an honor to have Dr. Ralph Stanley join us again this year
and congratulations to several entertainers including Steve Martin for his AFI Lifetime
Achievement Award and to Béla Fleck and Abagail Washburn for their best duo / group
AMA nomination.
Stop by our General Store for official merchandise from your favorite band. Join in the
fun with the kids games, music education, or workshops. Be sure to engage with us on
social media at #HuckYeah. We invite you to participate in all the activities - there is so
much to see and do at this beautiful regional park in the City of Ontario.
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Festival Tips
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Map
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Code of Conduct
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Campers Guide | Fishing License
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Security
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Social Media
We wish you all the best and look forward to seeing you in 2016 for our 40th Anniversary
Celebration of the Huck Finn Bluegrass Music Festival!
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First Aid
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Dance
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Roots of Bluegrass
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Sunday Events
Sincerely,
Michael Krouse | President & CEO
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Friday Events
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Local Area Information
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History of Huck Finn
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Shuttle Service | Ontario Mills
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Saturday Events
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Thank you to our Sponsors
UPGRADE YOUR TICKET
VIP BENEFITS
Access to the Private VIP Lounge • Shaded Raised Premium Viewing Area
Catered Food Service from 11:00 AM until Close • VIP Bar Service (Ages 21 and Up)
Unlimited Soft Drinks • Official Festival T-Shirt
Huck Finn Jubilee Insulated Souvenir Mug • Meet & Greet Opportunities
FIND OUT MORE AT THE BOX OFFICE!
WEAR YOUR WRISTBAND
Consider it your jewelry for the Festival – wear your wristband at all times.
This is your pass into Huck Finn Jubilee Bluegrass Music Festival. It cannot be transferred.
If you need assistance regarding your wristband please go to the Box Office.
All replacement wristbands are subject to a $25 fee.
Only authorized staff may remove to replace a wristband.
FESTIVAL TIPS
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Canopies, chairs with covers, and umbrellas are not permitted in the audience area.
These block the view of those sitting behind you. There are shade trees at the back
of the audience. Chairs will not be allowed to be placed in advance. They will only be
allowed to be placed the day of the show. Safety is our number one concern. After 6pm,
please be prepared to move your chairs away from the front of the main stage area if
requested to do so. This will allow room for dancers and ensure all guests, staff, and
entertainers have an enjoyable experience at Huck Finn Jubilee Bluegrass Music Festival.
Guests can enter and re-enter – all persons must have the proper event wristband. If
you lose or remove your wristband, you will be required to purchase a new one.
Intoxicated persons will not be re-admitted.
Drink responsibly and drink plenty of water to stay hydrated!
Forget your sunscreen? The General Store has lots of goodies for sale.
Please observe all posted regulations in regard to fishing, swimming, water-slides and
paddle boat use. NO swimming in the lakes, these are for paddle boats and fishing
only. Violators may be ejected from the event. Swimming will only be permitted in the
swim area during posted hours (11AM-7PM), otherwise, the gates will be locked. Swim
area will have a lifeguard on-site during swim hours. Swimming when no lifeguards are
present is prohibited. An adult must accompany children entering the water.
A variety of independent vendors will be selling food and crafts for the duration of the
event. Look for the Official Huck Finn Jubilee vendor credentials on lanyards.
Ice and bottled water will be available for purchase.
There is an ATM on-site
There are trash receptacles throughout the festival, please dispose of your own trash.
HUCK FINN JUBILEE BLUEGRASS MUSIC
FESTIVAL OFFICIAL GENERAL STORE
Located in the Main Stage Area near the Lake the official Huck Finn Jubilee General Store
is open during Festival hours.
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Official band merchandise
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Official Huck Finn Jubilee 2015 Posters
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Sunscreen
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Men and Woman Toiletries
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Limited Camper Supplies
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Raffle tickets – you could win a Dr. Ralph Stanley autographed Deering Banjo!
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Much more!
OUR FRIENDLY STAFF LOOKS FORWARD TO YOUR VISIT!
CODE OF CONDUCT
All guests attending the Huck Finn Jubilee are expected to comply with the following Code of
Conduct. We are committed to provide a safe, comfortable and family atmosphere at the Jubilee.
Our team will proactively intervene to support an environment where ALL GUESTS SHALL:
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Be respectful to all other guests, fans, participants, event officials.
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Not willfully and/or maliciously disturb or interfere with a guest(s)/employee(s) enjoyment of
the event.
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Wristbands must be worn at all times, no exceptions! Show their ticket/wristband/badge or
other applicable credential when requested. Ensure wristband is visible and easily recognized
at all times. If your wristband becomes damaged or needs to be replaced, this may only be
done by the Box Office, or other Event Staff if after Box Office closes.
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Drink alcoholic beverages in a responsible manner. Intervention with an impaired or
intoxicated guest will be handled in a prompt and safe manner. Drunk and disorderly guests
will be escorted by security and removed from the event immediately.
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Fighting of any sort will constitute immediate removal.
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Refrain from using offensive language, making obscene gestures, wearing obscene or indecent
clothing, throwing projectiles of any kind and possessing prohibited items.
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Not wear clothing which contains profanity or any clothing, accessories, or regalia that conveys
membership in, affiliation with, support of, or association with a criminal street gang (criminal
street gang as defined in Penal Code 186.22(f) or other similarly oriented group or association
prone to violence, criminal acts, or hate and racially biased based beliefs.
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Refrain from displays of affection not appropriate in a public or a family setting.
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Never enter the backstage area, or interfere with the progression of the event in any fashion.
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Comply with the direction and instructions of event/venue staff.
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Not solicit money or contributions for any purpose.
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Be responsible for the dog(s) at all times. Dogs are required to be on a leash at all times and
must remain in the RV campground. For the wellbeing of the public and other animals, the
event reserves the right to eject dogs from the event if deemed aggressive. Dogs are not
allowed in the show area.
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Refrain from any other conduct deemed by the venue to be inappropriate to the peace and
good order of the festival.
PROHIBITED ITEMS:
Guests who are in possession of prohibited items may be refused entry or removed from the event.
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Illegal items will confiscate and turned over to the police.
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If a guest is found inside the venue with a prohibited item, the item will be confiscated and the
guest may be ejected from the festival/facility.
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All handouts, materials, signs or symbols visible to guests of Huck Finn Jubilee should have
authorization by event officials. Without proper authorization, subjects may be asked to leave
the event by Event Staff.
Huck Finn Jubilee has the right to refuse services to anyone. The following items are not permitted
in the show floor area:
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Ice Chests or coolers of any type
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No Outside Food or Drink
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Illegal Drugs
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Laser Pens and Pointers
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Professional Photography Equipment unless granted a media credential in advance.
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Weapons of any kind (i.e. guns, knives, pepper spray, teargas, handcuffs, stun guns, etc.)
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Any Other Item deemed inappropriate or dangerous by the venue in its sole discretion.
This list is subject to change at any time by Event Production management. Thank you for your
cooperation.
NOTICE: the Huck Finn Jubilee is not responsible for cars or personal property lost or stolen or
for injury to persons, animals, cars, or personal property on the premises.
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SECURITY
Huck Finn Jubilee Bluegrass Music Festival works closely with Ontario Police Department
during the planning stages of this annual event. Private Security and Ontario Police
officers are on site at all times during the event. There will be overnight security inside
the event throughout the night. If you have an emergency call 9-1-1. Visit our Information
Booth near the First Aid booth or reach out to any of our uniformed staff for assistance.
Our number one priority is to ensure you have a safe environment.
Safety is our number one concern. After 6pm please be prepared to move your chairs
away from the front of the main stage area if requested to do so. This will allow room for
dancers and ensure all guests, staff, and entertainers have an enjoyable experience at
the Huck Finn Jubilee Bluegrass Music Festival.
BE A "HUCKFINNIAN"
Make the most of your festival adventure and be a good neighbor. Make new friends
even help change the world (in a good way). Uphold the Code of Conduct. Consider
the community and keep an eye on your friends. Extend that goodwill to strangers as
well. If you see someone who can use a hand, offer it. You will make his or her day, and
provide an example that will multiply across the crowd. Leave your worries at home
and be positive. Nothing is worse than someone ruining your mood. For a few days,
let’s celebrate the best things in life! Let’s see you smile, give a high fives, and do some
random acts of kindness… Happiness is the goal.
FIRST AID AND MORE
Our First Aid Staff is here to help you with medical emergencies. If you have an
emergency call 9-1-1. We work closely with trained professionals and the Ontario Fire
Department to plan ahead for an unforeseen emergency.
We have created a shaded area for our ADA guests, set up on a first come, first serve
basis. Please keep this area limited to only 1 companion per ADA guest so we have room
for as many people as possible.
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ROOTS OF BLUEGRASS
We’re no expert – but we can share some information we found about the roots of
Bluegrass. All we know is – we like it, we really do!
Bluegrass music is a form of American roots music, and a subgenre of country
music. Bluegrass was inspired by the music of Appalachia. It has mixed roots
in Irish, Scottish, Welsh, and English traditional music, and also later influenced by the
music of African-Americans through incorporation of jazz elements. Settlers from the
United Kingdom and Ireland arrived in Appalachia during the 18th century, and brought
with them the musical traditions of their homelands. These traditions consisted primarily
of English and Scottish ballads—which were essentially unaccompanied narrative—and
dance music, such as Irish reels, which were accompanied by a fiddle.
There are three major subgenres of Bluegrass
and one unofficial subgenre. Traditional
bluegrass has musicians playing folk
songs, tunes with simple traditional chord
progressions, and using only acoustic
instruments. Progressive bluegrass groups
may use electric instruments and import
songs from other genres, particularly rock
& roll. “Bluegrass gospel” has emerged as a
third subgenre, which uses Christian lyrics,
soulful three- or four-part harmony singing,
and sometimes the playing of instrumentals.
A newer development in the bluegrass
world is Neo-traditional bluegrass, bands
from this subgenre typically have more than one lead singer. Bluegrass music has
attracted a diverse following worldwide. (Source: Wikipedia)
DR. RALPH STANLEY
Dr. Ralph Stanley has performed continually since 1946. The patriarch of traditional and
bluegrass music still does over 150 dates a year. He has written and recorded many songs
that have become bluegrass standards. Stanley’s music, particularly his high, mournful
vocals is so raw, powerful and authentic that it has moved and inspired performers from
all musical genres. Bob Dylan, Joan Baez, Dwight Yoakum, Vince Gill, Jerry Garcia, Hal
Ketchum, Patty Loveless, John Anderson credit Stanley as a major inspiration.
NATHAN STANLEY & THE CLINCH MOUNTAIN BOYS
As the grandson of the Bluegrass music icon Dr. Ralph Stanley, Nathan made his music
debut at the young age of 2 on stage with his Grandfather at the Grand Ole Opry in
Nashville, playing the spoons for the Clinch Mountain Boys. He later graduated to playing
the mandolin, and in 2007 became the lead singer and rhythm guitar player for the Clinch
Mountain Boys, who are one of the most highly acclaimed bands in the music industry.
To rewind his life and look back in time his history is simple, an entertainer on a mission!
He’s an original. Making a special appearance in the Campground Thursday Night only.
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DEL McCOURY BAND
FRIDAY, JUNE 12 EVENTS
ON THE MAIN STAGE
Special Guest Dr. Ralph Stanley will perform 2 surprise sit-ins throughout the day
Among the most distinguished practitioners of traditional bluegrass, Del McCoury was
the epitome of the “high lonesome sound” for over three decades. The most awarded
band in the history of bluegrass! Vince Gill says it simply, and maybe best: “I’d rather hear
Del McCoury sing Are You Teasing Me’ than just about anything.” For fifty years, Del’s
music has defined authenticity for hard core bluegrass fans.
10:15am - 11:15am
SWBA Bluegrass Kids
11:30am - 12:30pm
Driven
1:00pm - 2:15pm
The Spinney Brothers
2:45pm - 4:00pm
Sierra Hull
4:30pm - 6:00pm
Béla Fleck & Abigail Washburn
6:30pm - 8:00pm
Hot Rize with special guests Red Knuckles and the Trailblazers
8:45pm - 10:45pm
Del McCoury Band
KIDS / EDUCATION / GAMES in Area 1
Games on the Grass with Riley's Stone Soup Farm
9:00am - 4:00pm
Gemstone Panning
Wood Kazoo Making
Rag Doll Making
BELA FLECK & ABIGAIL WASHBURN
9:30am - 3:30pm
Kids Academy at the Pavilion
IN THE CAMPGROUND in the RV Jammers Camp
6:15pm - 7:00pm
Driven
8:15pm - 9:00pm
The Lonely Heartstring Band
11:15pm - 12:15am
Leroy Troy
12:15am - 1:00am
Late Night Jam led by Leroy Troy
WORKSHOPS in Area 6
Banjoists Béla Fleck and Abigail Washburn have mastered the deceptively intricate art
of the duet. Their performances embrace a diversity almost unthinkable – coming from
just two banjos and one voice. Washburn’s beguiling composing, playing and singing
blend with Fleck’s riveting and virtuosic musicianship to create music both unique yet
familiar in texture.
11:00am
Intuitive Improvisation with Joe Craven how to improvise music (or anything) through informal play.
Beginner through intermediate level - all instruments.
12:35pm
Being Hot Rize: Come join Hot Rize for an hour of stories,
songs, and a chance to ask questions of this band that has
taken a most unusual path.
2:20pm
Becoming More Musical, Naturally, with Joe Craven No matter what instruments you want to play, Joe connects
your desire to make music to what you already do!
4:45pm
"Q&A" with the Del McCoury Band
EDUCATION in Area 1
4:00pm - 6:00pm
Wernick Method Jam Class at the Pavilion
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HISTORY OF HUCK FINN JUBILEE
Established in 1975 at the hands of a homegrown, Southern California family, the Huck Finn
Jubilee Bluegrass Music Festival is a three-day gathering of true bluegrass and jamgrass
music lovers. It is a genuine embodiment of endless pickin’ parties, instrumental roots
education, and bands performing to fans that believe in the core value that bluegrass
is about more than just the music. It is a community, one that delivers the nostalgia of
music-driven campgrounds, bare feet, laughter, dancing, instrument exploration, and the
development of new friendships. Huck Finn Jubilee Bluegrass Music Festival, produced by the Greater Ontario
Convention & Visitors Bureau, supports the cross-pollination and belief in the evolution
of this music. We are honored to work closely with the family who founded this unique
festival which showcases an array of musicians spanning across local, regional, and
national Grammy nominated and award-winning bands alike. Huck Finn is dedicated
in delivering exceptional headlining musicians as well as up and coming talent who will
continue to fight for the deep-bedded roots of bluegrass while creating sounds for the
future. Bluegrass tunes can largely be described as narratives on the everyday lives of
the people whence the music came. The Huck Finn Jubilee Bluegrass Music Festival is
held annually on the second weekend of June. For more information visit www.huckfinn.com
WERNICK SCHOOL AD
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STEVE MARTIN
SATURDAY, JUNE 13 EVENTS
ON THE MAIN STAGE
9:15am - 10:00am
Detour
10:15am - 11:15am
Frank Solivan & Dirty Kitchen
11:30am - 12:30pm
Lonesome River Band
1:00pm - 2:15pm
Steep Canyon Rangers
2:45pm - 4:00pm
Ricky Skaggs and Kentucky Thunder
4:30pm - 6:00pm
Steve Martin and Steep Canyon Rangers
6:30pm - 8:00pm
Jeff Austin Band (formerly of Yonder Mountain String Band) and
his band featuring Danny Barnes, Ross Martin and Eric Thorin
8:45pm - 10:45pm
Railroad Earth
11:00pm - 1:00am
Special Event:
Barn LESS Barn Dance with Scythian at the Area #1 Pavilion
KIDS / EDUCATION / GAMES in Area 1
Steve Martin is a Grammy Award winning and critically acclaimed bluegrass musician
who has played with Earl Scruggs, Edie Brickell, and even Kermit the Frog! The
Kennedy Center Honoree, AFI Lifetime Achievement Award recipient and Mark Twain
Prize for American Humor recipient performs with acclaimed Grammy winning band
and longtime collaborators Steep Canyon Rangers with a host of Americana hits and
audience favorites.
RICKY SKAGGS
9:00am - 4:00pm
Games on the Grass with Riley's Stone Soup Farm
Gemstone Panning
Wood Kazoo Making
Rag Doll Making
9:30am - 3:30pm
Kids Academy at the Pavilion
6:00pm - 8:00pm
Games on the Grass with Riley's Stone Soup Farm
Sack Race
Game of Grace
Hoop & Stick
Pie Eating Contest
IN THE CAMPGROUND in the RV Jammers Camp
6:15pm - 7:15pm
Driven
7:30pm - 8:30pm
The Lonely Heartstring Band
8:45pm - 9:45pm
Detour
10:00pm - 11:00pm
Leroy Troy
11:15pm - 12:00am
Frank Solivan & Dirty Kitchen and Friends
12:00am - 12:45am
Midnight Dirty Jam
WORKSHOPS in Area 6
10:05am
A life full of music. That’s the story of Ricky Skaggs. By age twenty-one, he was already
considered a “recognized master” of one of America’s most demanding art forms, but
his career took him in other directions, catapulting him to popularity and success in the
mainstream of country music. His life’s path has taken him to various musical genres, from
where it all began in bluegrass music, to striking out on new musical journeys, while still
leaving his musical roots intact.
Rhythm: Inside the Engine Room with Joe Craven - Joe knows
and shows you why notes are negotiable, but time is not.
Learn to find groove in everything you do. All ages welcome.
11:20am
"All Things Mandolin" with Sierra Hull
12:35pm
“Playing in Traffic: Street Musician’s Workshop”
brought to you by Scythian
2:20pm
“Sammy’s Banjo Jam” brought to you by
Lonesome River Band’s Sammy Shelor
4:05pm
"Original Bluegrass" brought to you by Detour
EDUCATION in Area 1
4:00pm - 6:00pm
Wernick Method Jam Class at the Pavilion
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JUNE
39TH ANNUAL HUCK FINN JUBILEE
12-14, 2015
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9 AM - 1 AM
9 AM - 11 PM
GATES OPEN AT 8 AM
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CAMPERS GUIDE
#HUCKYEAH
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Part of the Huck Finn Jubilee Bluegrass Music Festival is
immersing yourself in a long weekend of culture, tradition,
and family fun! Cucamonga – Guasti Regional Park offers
a beautiful landscape for our tent campers. The
mature trees, green grass, and water features
are unique for a park located within a busy city.
Cucamonga-Guasti Regional Park provides 150 acres
of outdoor recreation activities in an urban setting.
Enjoy a wide range of activities including two lakes for
fishing, a swim complex with water slides, zero depth water play park. We hope all of our
campers, tent and RV, are having a good time.
The General Store has some items that may not have made it to your “things to pack” list.
OmniTrans shuttle services are at Gate #2 on Archibald Avenue to nearby Ontario Mills
Mall, and you are within walking distance to fast food restaurants on Archibald.
Remember showers are available, you can purchase water and ice, and our representatives
at the Information booth can assist you with directions, questions, and requests.
Be sure to join us for “In The Campground” music at the Pavillion in the RV Jammers
Campground. Some of the entertainers on the main stage will be there. We hope you
enjoy your camping experience and look forward to seeing you next year!
FISHING LICENSE
It is unlawful to Fish without a valid fishing license if you
are 16 years of age or older (FGC 7145)
A state of California fishing license is required to fish at
Cucamonga Guasti Regional Park. State licenses may
be purchased online at the California Department of
Fish and Game or at local sporting goods stores such as:
BASS PRO SHOPS located at Victoria Gardens in
Rancho Cucamonga approximately 6 miles from the
park. Phone: (909) 922-5500.
BIG 5 SPORTING GOODS is located at Terra Vista
Shopping Center in Rancho Cucamonga approximately
4 miles from the park. Phone: (909) 466-7955.
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Share your pictures, tweets, and experiences with us at #HuckYeah. We will be posting
all weekend long. Look for the banners for “posing” your best selfie HuckYeah moment!
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DANCE
When the mood strikes sometimes you’ve just gotta dance! Go ahead and feel the music
– just remember to keep your fellow Huckfinnians in mind. If you really want to have
some FUN join us at the Area One Pavillion on Saturday night at 11pm with Scythian!
Dubbed by The Washington Post as “DC’s most energetic and eclectic band” Scythian
(sith-ee-yin) belts out a high-energy, adrenaline-peddling, interactive brand of music with
one goal in mind; to get people on their feet and dancing. See you there!
LEFTOVER SALMON
SUNDAY EVENTS
ON THE MAIN STAGE
Looking back over the past 25 years of rootsy, string-based music, the impact of Leftover
Salmon is impossible to deny. Formed in Boulder at the end of 1989, the Colorado
slamgrass pioneers took their form of aggressive bluegrass to rock and roll bars at a time
when it wasn’t so common, helping Salmon become a pillar of the jam band scene and
unwitting architects of the jamgrass genre.
9:15am - 10:00am
Damascus Road
10:15am - 11:15am
Tennessee Mafia Jug Band
11:30am - 12:30pm
Blue Highway
1:00pm - 2:15pm
Russell Moore & lllrd Tyme Out
2:45pm - 4:00pm
The Infamous Stringdusters
4:30pm - 6:00pm
Keller Williams' Grateful Grass
6:30pm - 8:00pm
Greensky Bluegrass
8:45pm - 10:45pm
Leftover Salmon
KIDS / EDUCATION / WORKSHOPS in Area One
Gemstone Panning on the Grass
9:00am - 4:00pm
Wood Kazoo Making on the Grass
Rag Doll Making on the Grass
KELLER WILLIAMS' GRATEFUL GRASS
9:30am - 3:30pm
3:30pm
6:00pm – 8:00pm
Kids Academy at the Pavilion
Horseshoe Toss on the Grass
Sack Race on the Grass
Kids’ Square Dance and Jug Band at the Pavilion
WORKSHOPS in Area 6
Keller Williams’ Grateful Grass delivers anything-but-traditional bluegrass versions of
Grateful Dead favorites. Grateful Grass often times has a rotating lineup and so far, has
included collaborations with The Keels, (SCI members)Keith Moseley, Michael Kang, and
Bill Nershi, Jeff Austin (Yonder Mountain String Band), Reed Mathis (Tea Leaf Green,
Mark Beneveto Trio), Allie Kral, Vince Herman (Leftover Salmon) and Sam Grisman.
10:05am
“Setting your Band up for Success on Stage”
brought to you by Driven
11:20am
Rhythm: Inside the Engine Room with Joe Craven - Joe knows
and shows you why notes are negotiable, but time is not.
Learn to find groove in everything you do. All ages welcome.
12:35pm
"Bluegrass Harmony Singing – Innovations"
brought to you by Damascus Road
1:30pm
"Songwriting with the Award-winning Blue Highway”
brought to you by powerhouse songwriters Shawn Lane,
Wayne Taylor, and Tim Stafford
(2014 IBMA Songwriter of the Year).
3:20pm
"Wayne’s Mando Mania” brought to you by
Russell Moore & IIIrd Tyme Out’s Wayne Benson
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LOCAL AREA INFO
WEEKEND SHUTTLE SERVICE
Shuttle service to the Metrolink Train Station in Rancho Cucamonga with intermittent
stops at Ontario Mills Mall in Ontario will be running Saturday and Sunday. Pick up
at the Bus stop just outside Gate #2, on the Archibald side. Shuttle schedule form the
Metrolink station coincides with the San Bernardino /Rancho Cucamonga Metrolink
train schedule: www.metrolink.com
Look for the OmniTrans bus pick up and drop off location outside Gate #2 Parking Lot.
The Greater Ontario Convention & Visitors Bureau invites you to discover the Greater
Ontario area to create and enhance your one of a kind Southern California experience.
The Greater Ontario area is made up of the cities of Ontario and Rancho Cucamonga;
a centrally located and convenient gateway connecting all points in Southern California.
Greater Ontario is visitor friendly, easy to navigate and hosts over 6,000 hotel rooms
ranging from economy to limited and full service. Experience friendly staff and
exceptional guest services with very affordable room rates that offer free parking at all
hotels; making Greater Ontario the perfect destination.
Within about a 30 minute drive in any direction, you can enjoy easy access to nearby
mountain ski resorts and nature retreats, beaches and desert resorts, Disneyland®,
Hollywood, Downtown Los Angeles and Pasadena.
Here are some Greater Ontario highlights:
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Convenient to airports, freeways and major tourist attractions
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Great shopping destinations including Ontario Mills, California’s largest indoor
and climate controlled value and outlet retail destination with over 200 stores;
and Victoria Gardens in Rancho Cucamonga, a pedestrian-oriented, open air
shopping, dining & entertainment complex
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Vibrant and diverse dining scene
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Various wineries (Home to California’s oldest winery) and craft beer breweries
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Extreme sports and outdoor adventures
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Family fun activities with water parks, go karts, fishing, boating and more
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An entertainment mecca - from rock concerts, ice shows and hockey, to night
clubs, casinos and professional indoor soccer
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Auto Club Speedway - a popular stop on the NASCAR and Indy circuits
Please visit www.discoverontariocalifornia.org to download the Greater Ontario
Convention & Visitors Bureau Official Visitor Guide.
ONTARIO MILLS
Ontario Mills®, California’s largest outlet and
value retail shopping destination, is an indoor
climate-controlled mall providing the ultimate
shopping experience with more than 200 stores
boasting some of the biggest names in men’s,
women’s and children’s apparel, jewelry, sporting
goods, footwear and more. Stores include Neiman Marcus Last Call, Saks
Fifth Avenue OFF 5TH, Coach Factory Store,
Michael Kors, True Religion, Lucky Brand Jeans
Outlet, Nordstrom Rack, H&M, Forever 21,
J.Crew Factory, Tommy Hilfiger Company Store,
Abercrombie & Fitch Outlet, Nike Factory Store
and much more. Enjoy great restaurants including
Market Broiler, Rainforest Cafe, Dave & Buster’s
and GameWorks. Shoppers will also enjoy
laughing at the Improv Comedy Club & Dinner
Theatre or enjoy movies at AMC 30 Theatres. Ontario Mills serves the Southern California
market located at the 10 and 15 freeways. We
hope you visit us soon! More stores. More brands.
More savings. More fun!
MALL HOURS: Monday to Saturday 10am – 9pm, Sunday 11am – 8pm
One Mills Circle, Ontario California 91765 Phone Shopping Line: (909) 484-8300
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HF 2016 JUNE 10,11,12
HUCK FINN JUBILEE BLUEGRASS MUSIC FESTIVAL
Thank You
TO OUR PARTNERS
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COUNTRY
A Big Huck Yeah!
POWERED BY:
TO ALL OF OUR GUESTS, ENTERTAINERS, VENDORS,
AND EDUCATORS – THANK YOU FOR BEING HERE. HOPE TO
SEE ALL OF YOU BLUEGRASS MUSIC LOVERS NEXT YEAR!
- The Huck Finn Jubilee Crew
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