1. art and entertainment
2. shows and events
3. festival

MAY 16, 2015
PITTARD PARK, WINTERVILLE, GA
Marigold 10K • 7:30 a.m.
Parade • 10 a.m.
Silent Auction • 11:00 a.m.-2 p.m.
Music All Day
SMALL TOWN
Big
Fun
• Pittard-Coile-Harris House •
Festival Guide for Events and Attractions / Arts & Crafts / Music / Food
Welcome to the
Winterville Marigold Festival!
The Marigold Festival began in 1971 with the goal of
fostering community spirit and rejuvenating our town. This
year would have marked the 45th year of the festival, but there
was a six year time period when the festival did not happen –
from 2003 – 2008. We are grateful to Emily Eisenman, current
Winterville mayor, for bringing back the festival and running
it for four years and for Ron Wetherbee who ran it for the last
two years.
Proceeds from our festivals go to help fund community
projects. See the article in the insert on how volunteers and
festival proceeds are helping to revive the Carter-Coile Country
Doctor’s Museum.
Support of the business community makes the festival
possible. Be sure to tell the sponsors you see in this publication
how much you appreciate what they do for the community.
This year promises to be a day filled with art, music, food,
and fun! Read all about it in this year’s insert!
Dave Cappi & Diana Hartle
Executive Directors of the Winterville Marigold Festival
CITY GOVERNMENT
Mayor • Emily Eisenman
City Clerk • Wendy Bond
Assistant Clerk • Vicky Elder
Public Works Director • Tom Doonan
Police Chief • John G. Finley, Jr.
Fire Chief • Frankie Gabriel
CITY COUNCIL
Mark Farmer
Ken Hodges
Gary Snow
Kenny Tweedell
MARIGOLD FESTIVAL BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Brenda Mercer • President
Dave Cappi • Vice President
Ken Hodges • Treasurer
Laurie Tweedell • Secretary
Jack Beach
Mary Barrett Yancey
Emily Eisenman • ex-officio
MARIGOLD FESTIVAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Dave Cappi & Diana Hartle • Co-Directors
Dodd Ferrelle, Stacey Hilliard,
Brenda Mercer, Brenda Robbins,
Laurie Tweedell, Carol Williamson,
Mary Barrett Yancey
Cover photo of the Pittard-Coile-Harris by Carol
Williamson
WINTERVILLE MARIGOLD FESTIVAL 2015
Dr. Philip Lanoue - 2015 National Superintendent of the Year &
This Year’s Marigold Festival Parade Grand Marshal
We welcome Dr. Philip Lanoue as the Grand Marshal for this year’s
Marigold Festival Parade!
With a proven track record in leading school reform and building
positive community and school relationships, Superintendent Philip D.
Lanoue has led the Clarke County School District in Athens, Georgia since
July 2009. He is the 2015 National Superintendent of the Year, as well as
the 2015 Georgia Superintendent of the Year. Dr. Lanoue is also one of
the nation’s top 50 educational innovators in digital learning as named
by Converge magazine. Under his leadership, the school district has been
honored as a Title I Distinguished District for being Georgia’s #1 large
district for closing the achievement gap. The district has received numerous
state recognitions as a model technology school district, Georgia’s #1
Career Academy and the state’s top award for exceptional Response
to Intervention practices. Recently named a District of Distinction by
District Administrator magazine for increased dual enrollment credits,
Clarke County is home to a National Blue Ribbon School, a MetLife/
NASSP Breakthrough School and a NAMM Top Community in Music
Education. Also, all middle schools and both traditional high schools are
now International Baccalaureate World Schools. In addition, Dr. Lanoue
has fostered a variety of local, state and national partnerships including
forming a University of Georgia Professional Development School District
and designing a state-level personalized digital learning system.
He was previously Area Assistant
Superintendent for the Cobb County
School District in Marietta, Georgia.
Prior to that, Dr. Lanoue served
as principal for 18 years in four
high schools in Massachusetts and
Vermont, his home state. His subject
specialty is biology, and he began
his educational career as a science
teacher. He received his Ph.D. in
Educational Leadership from Mercer
University, M.Ed. in Administration
and Planning from the University of
Vermont and a Bachelor’s Degree
in Secondary Education from the
University of Vermont. He is also an Adjunct Assistant
Professor at the University of Georgia in the Educational Administration
and Policy program in the Department of Lifelong Education,
Administration and Policy. Dr. Lanoue and his wife, Vickie, make their
home in Athens. He is the proud father of two daughters who make their
home in the New England area.
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Events and Attractions
Main Stage
9:45 am - National Anthem - Dodd Ferrelle
12:00 pm - Dodd Ferrelle and the
WinterVillains
1:00 pm – dangfly!
2:00 pm – Clay Leverett and the Chasers
3:00 pm - Jim White and Willow Martin
4:00 pm - Hog-Eyed Man
5:00 pm - Fools Ball
6:00 pm - Matt Joiner Band
7:00 pm - Deja Vu
Kids’ Area
8:00 am - 5:00 pm – Front Porch bookstore
open with their famous $10 fill-a-bag
book sale
9:00 am – 5:00 pm - Kids’ area open with
inflatables by 123 Jump, face painting
by Honey Bunny, sand art by Amber
Thompson, performances by the Happy
Hands Band, a mechanical bull, and an
arts & crafts activity with the Winterville
Librarian, Austin Jenkins
11:00 am - 3:00pm - Marigold Express train
rides
11:30 am – Storytime with Winterville
Elementary School
12:30 pm - Storytime with Winterville
Elementary School
1:00 pm - Storytime with Winterville
Elementary School
Other Activities
7:30 am - 40th Annual Marigold 10K Run
presented by the Athens Road Runners
and sponsored by The Athens Track Club
Trust Fund
9:00 am - Athens Road Runners presents the
1st Annual Kids Marigold Marathon
9:30 am – Winterville Civitans Canine
Costume Contest
10:00 am – Parade
11:00 am – Dog agility demonstrations by
Lucky Dog Agility
11:00 am – 2:00 pm - Silent auction
featuring art and desserts
11:00 am – 3:00 pm - Madison County
Cruisers car show $10 registration
Arts & Crafts and
Other Specialty Vendors
Addylu Candles
Beessentials
Dana Bour Pyrography
Buen Camino Candles
Judith Catmur
Creative Hands Galleries
Custom Crafts & Ceramics
Cutie Pie Headbands
Dave’s Heaven Sent Sauce
David & Sheila Chrzan
Samuel Davis
Elfmade Wooden Toys by North Georgia Elf
Works
EzmereldaZ
Flowers-n-Stars
Fun Stuff Pottery by Lynette Wood Phillips
Handmade by Natasha
Junior League of Athens
Kern Sister Crafts
Kleins Paints
Make Nice Design Co.
Mama Bird’s Granola
Mazin Krafts
Oconee Minerals
Oden’s Creations
Painting Jimmy
Pale Blue Dot Soap Co.
Paintings by Jeanne Mack
Pheebee’s Spoons
Popo’s Garden, LLC
Mary Quinn & Emma Foley, A Classic
Railroad Town
Random Art
Reflections in Glass
ReStored Painted Stained Glass
Short Wired Jewelry
Simply Simple Creations
Songbird Soaps
Sophie Shea Designs
Star Designs
Studio Mod Glass
Table to Garden
Toots-A-Mia Tatting
Wildwood Specialty Nursery, LLC
Wire Works by Lynn
Wood N Art by David Kettle
Wooda Kooda Shooda
Zandra’s Kitchen Delights
Demonstrations
Blacksmithing by Philip Basinger
Caning and Weaving by Please Be Seated’s
Martha Beach
Fiber Arts by Sarah M. Deck
Folk Art Demonstration by Peter Loose
Kip Ramey's Big Love Car
Pottery by Good Dirt’s Rob Sutherland
Non-Profit & Businesses
Athens Area Humane Society
Athens Area Master Gardeners
Athens Banner Herald
Athens-Clarke County Recycling Division
Athens Community Council on Aging
Avery Place
Boy Scouts of America Troop 44
Cedar Shoals Future Farmers of America
Citizen Advocacy
Civil Air Patrol
Firefly Trail
Georgia Master Composters
Home in 5
Hull Baptist Church
Keep Athens-Clarke County Beautiful
Madison Oglethorpe Animal Shelter
Making Strides Equestrian
Multiple Choices - Good Roots
Oglethorpe County Bee Club
PlowShare
Upper Oconee Watershed Network
Jane Rowland Vicent
Winterville Community Garden
Food Vendors
American Legion Post 20
Back Yard Grill
Dianne's Roasted Corn
Doolittle Pork Skins
Kelly's Jamaican
King of Pops
Mt. Vernon Lodge Number 22
Oglethorpe County Lions Club
Peanut Shack
Seafood Heaven & Tropical Delight Pineapples
Southern Girls Funnel Cakes & More
Winterville United Methodist Church
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(.3 mi. to Pittard Park)
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Dog Agility &
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Silent Auction
City Hall
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Arts Marketplace
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Front Porch
Bookstore
Souvenirs
Pavilion
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Methodist Church
Biscuits & BBQ
First
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Carter-Coile Country Doctor’s
Museum Renovation
by Lee M. Hartle
You may have
noticed some
activity at the
Doctor’s Museum
recently. Starting
last October, Sam
Alvarez and I began
the daunting task
of taking inventory
of all of the items
Emma Foley
in the Carter-Coile
Doctor’s Museum
(located next to the Winterville Library). The Museum has been closed
for years due to lack of funds and lack of interest so it was in pretty bad
shape.
When one first starts a curatorial project, be it in an archive or a
museum, one first must take inventory. Different items require different
curatorial techniques. Actually, the very first thing I did was to take
dozens of photographs of the Museum as it was. Then we rolled up our
sleeves and got to work. We took each item out of each case, wiped it
Winterville
Library
115 Marigold Lane
down with a damp cloth and placed it on a large piece cardboard next
to a ruler and its label and took several photographs of each item or
group, known as a “lot”, of items.
Sam was the wrapping master. He provided all of the butcher paper
and most of the bubble wrap that we used to wrap the items for their
protection during the move. Once photographed, Sam wrapped each item
and then I labeled the package with the case number, shelf number, item
name/description, and package number. Sam wrapped so carefully that
we knew the items were well protected. We did that over several weeks
a few hours at a time. I kept an inventory notebook as we went along. A
few weeks later, Diana Hartle and I spent a couple of days boxing all of
the packages and labeling the boxes. We then went to work on the books.
We used paint brushes to wipe off some of the mold and then boxed up
all of the books. There were probably one hundred books in all types of
condition. When we reshelve them, they will be wiped with ethanol wipes
to, hopefully, kill the remaining mold and mold spores. The new HVAC
system should mitigate this problem.
In January, Diana Hartle, Brenda Mercer, Traci O’Brien, Barry Scott,
Ian Thomas, Maude Todd, and I finished what needed to get done
so we could move the items to the storage units where we are storing
everything in the Museum while Mike Todd works his magic fixing
what needs fixing. We are extremely grateful to Classic City Moving
for donating two storage units while the renovations take place at the
Museum. Brenda and Maude worked together in the back room boxing
books, bottles, and anything else that needed to go. Diana, Traci, and
Library &
Bookstore Hours:
Mon., Tues.,
Thurs. 3 - 7 p.m.
Wed. 9 a.m. - noon
Sat. 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Childrens’ Storytime
Wednesdays
SUMMER READING PROGRAM
Front Porch
Bookstore
102 Marigold Lane
Used Books, Audio
Books, DVD's Movies
All proceeds benefit the Library
CONCERT SATURDAYS
Friends
Of the
Winterville
Library
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Barry worked on bubble-wrapping
the framed photos, documents,
diplomas, and other items hanging
on the walls. This had to be done
very carefully so as not to break
the glass or fragile frames. I mostly
labeled items and worked on the
inventory and helped out when
somebody needed an extra hand.
When we were done dealing with
all of the items, I created an Excel
spreadsheet and typed all the
information into it. So now we have
an official inventory of everything in
the Museum!
Now it was time to move
everything to the two storage
units. One unit we used for boxed
Lee Hartle
items and the other for furniture
and larger items, such as the
examination table, the wheelchairs, and book cases. This took a few
trips, but luckily we had two trucks and some fantastic volunteers. Now
that everything is out of the way, Mike Todd is working to complete his
renovations. Money from the 2014 Marigold Festival proceeds have
gone, in part, to help fund these renovations. The last update from Mike
indicated that the interior has been repaired and newly painted. The
floor finishers are working to restore the floors.
In the near future, the Museum will be new and improved and,
hopefully, with the help of volunteers, will be open for visitors to
come see all of the incredible medical items we have on our wonderful
Country Doctor’s Museum.
This year's featured Winterville house.
The Pittard-Coile-Harris house was built about 1890 by
Aquila Pittard. It was purchased by Laura Pittard Coile and William
Rutherford Coile in 1907. Ronald T. Harris, grandson of Laura Pittard
Coile and W. Rutherford Coile and great, great nephew of Aquila Pittard
purchased the home in 1975. Four generations, Aquila and Sarah
Pittard, Laura and W. Rutherford Coile, L.H. and Emily Coile Harris,
and Ronald T. Harris have lived in this home since it was built. William
Rutherford Coile was superintendent of the Clarke County School
District from 1929 to 1956, and the W.R. Coile Middle School bears
his name. Ronald T. Harris, a pharmacist, owned and operated Harris
Pharmacy in Winterville from 1973 to 2010.
Winterville
Animal Clinic
250 Henry Meyer Road • Winterville, GA 30683
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Dr. Don Cole
Dr. Matthew Groover
Dr. Wayne Brubaker
Dr. Anne Shirley
Dr. Anna McQuaid-Ayers
Dr. Jennifer Hennessy
Dr. Emily Parsons
Dr. Judy Saik
Dr. Julie Gayer
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Welcome to the New and
Improved Pittard Park!
Emily Eisenman, Mayor
If this is your first Marigold Festival, we hope you enjoy
your day. If you’ve been here before, you will notice the
City of Winterville has made a lot of park improvements
since last year. The City had funding available from the
2005 SPLOST referendum that was earmarked for Pittard
Park improvements. The work began in early 2014 when
we established a Community Garden near the fire hall. A
tour of the Garden will be held at 11:30 am – meet at the
Community Garden booth or at the Garden.
In December 2014 work began on additional sidewalks
in the park. Over a mile of sidewalk was added, and residents
and visitors are already enjoying them! Phase 2 of the project
included modernization of the restroom building and the
addition of a smaller pavilion attached to the restroom. Phase
3 is ongoing and when completed will include disc golf, a
multi-use court, a natural playground, and a pump track for
bicycles.
The City was recently awarded a grant by the Georgia
Department of Natural Resources for a nature trail and
pavilion that will be located in the northeast section of the park. The nature trail will feature educational displays highlighting the wildlife that can
be viewed in this area of the park. Construction on this phase is expected to begin in late 2015.
WINTERVILLE MARIGOLD FESTIVAL 2015
Winterville Civitan Club
Presents:
Canine Parade & Costume
Contest
Dress your Dog in its best outfit and join us at the
Winterville Marigold Festival
On May
16, 2015 (rain or shine) for a day of FUN !!!
Dog parade, costume Judging, Prizes, Photographs...
Pre-registration $25.00
$30.00 Day of the event
Make Checks payable to Civitans
• All dogs must be on leash and under control at all times.
• Owners are responsible to clean-up after their dogs.
• No pets under 16 weeks of age.
_ Arrive at 9:30 AM at the Winterville Baptist Church to gather for the parade.
_ Judging follows the parade at the
Civitan booth next to the Winterville Police Station
For more information contact: Doris Spivey, call/text: 407/920-1112 e-mail: [email protected]
_________________________________________________________________________________
Owner Name_____________________________
Pet Name________________________
Address__________________________________
Breed____________________________
Phone#__________________________________
Age_____________________
Mail Checks to:
Winterville Civitan Club
PO Box 62
Winterville 30683
Thank you for your charitable contribution!
ALL proceeds benefit Civitan charities.
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Vendor Profiles
Jeanne Mack
Jeanne’s love for nature and the past is apparent in all her paintings. Her
subjects range from birds to old houses to the beloved cats she rescues. Many
days are spent roaming the countryside taking pictures of old rusty cars and
trucks. And early mornings are spent photographing her cats and flowerbeds, all
of which could appear in a new painting.
Contacts through art shows have lead to her paintings being used on CocaCola trays, needlework kits, books, and greeting cards. She participates in 30+
art/craft shows yearly.
David Chrzan
Handmade earthenware English Style ocarinas (flutes). Decorated with
oxides, underglazes, and clear and textured glazes. Each piece is fired three
times and plays nine notes.
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Peter Loose was born in Silver Spring, Maryland in 1963.
His love of animals and nature led him to work as a naturalist for
a Maryland state park and later for the Audubon Society. In 1986
he moved to Athens, Georgia to work at
the Sandy Creek Nature Center. There
he began creating whimsical sculptural
musical instruments, birdhouses, and
paintings. Peter lives on six acres with a
menagerie of once-abandoned animals.
The intricate painted surfaces of his
work are often highly informed by the
patterns he observes in nature – the
VISIT
skin of a reptile or the feathers of a
bird. Peter and his wife, Sandy, have
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their rescue dog, Bongo.
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Musical Feast
Dodd Ferrelle and the
WinterVillains
Dodd Ferrelle gathered a group of Winterville musicians together
specifically for the Marigold Festival several years back and called that
band the WinterVillains. Enjoying the eclectic sound and collective
hometown feel that grouping brought forth has caused Ferrelle to
reassemble some form of that group throughout the years to work
his more acoustic/folk material both live and in the studio. The group
today is a true band consisting of David Van Wyk (cello), Adam
Poulin (fiddle/violin), Taylor Sproull (drums/percussion) and Ferrelle
(acoustic guitar/vocals). The WinterVillains are currently working on a
record with grammy nominated producer John Keane. They will work
throughout the year on the tentatively titled “Summer Hearts” and look
to release the record in February 2016.
Clay Leverett & The Chasers
Clay is country
to the bone. He’s
opened for George
Jones, Loretta
Lynn, and Shooter
Jennings. He fronts
the barnstorming
pure country band
The Chasers. You
can hear Clay on a
couple of Drive By
Truckers records and
see him sing with
Patterson Hood on the DVD Live at the 40 Watt.
As a solo artist, Clay has opened for the ten-foottall and bulletproof Travis Tritt and the Queen of
Country herself, Loretta Lynn.
Clay never lets you down live. He’s got the
voice, the guitar, and the songs. Lord willing and
the creek don’t rise, he’ll see you down the road​.
dangfly!
dangfly! Is a pop rock band based in Athens, Georgia. Adam Payne
formed the group in 2010 after an extensive solo career and front man
for the Adam Payne Band. Good Luck, Curiosity, released in 2013,
was the group's first record and the same year, the band appeared
on an AthFest music sampler. The band's current lineup includes
original members Adam Payne (songwriter/lead vocals/guitar), Shawn
Johnson (percussion), Jay Rodgers (bass), Adam Poulin (fiddle), Scotty
Nicholson (keys/guitar) and Ben Whitener (trumpet).
Jim White & Willow Martin
Local Wintervillian Jim White
will be performing with his
daughter, the talented Willow
Martin.
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Hog-Eyed Man
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Musical Feast
Matt Joiner Band
Hog-Eyed Man is an oldtime duo based in
Athens, GA that unearths tunes from the wilder
side of Southern Appalachian music. Jason Cade
(fiddle/banjo) and Rob McMaken (mandolin/
lap dulcimer) go into the attic to find music that
has been largely forgotten, music from the preradio era when ghosts of Irish, Scottish, English,
and American tunes co-mingled and echoed in
the hollows of the Southern Appalachians.
Fools Ball
If you got on the music bus with the Matt Joiner Band, you would find guitar at the
steering wheel, with the pedal to the floor. Relaxing in the first row, you would find the
vocals. The keys would be keeping the ride alive, somewhere near the front. Bass would be
taking in the scene in the middle and keeping the ride groovy and on time. The drums are
the engine that keeps the bus rolling. Come see what kind of music we make together.
Joiner has played to enthusiastic crowds at great venues around the South including:
Georgia Theatre, 40 Watt, The Melting Point, AthFest, Hendershot's, Smiths Olde Bar and
plenty of Hot Wing joints.
He has also shared the stage with local acts like the Emily McCannon Band, John Keane,
Radiolucent, Rollin' Home, Clay Leverett, The Rattlers, and national artists including
Johnny Winter, Mother's Finest, Drivin' n' Cryin', Matt Schofield, and the legendary Geoff
Achison.
Buy a cd, learn the songs and come sing along at a show near you.
FOOLS BALL is a brand new band fronted by David Nickel
(Bloodkin) and includes John Neff, Jon Mills, Chris Cason, and
Taylor Sproull. Playing mostly originals with a few obscure covers
thrown in. Americana with a rock and roll edge.
WIN with Winterville
Be sure to check out all the great
Winterville and Marigold Festival items at
the souvenir booth.
Deja Vu
Deja Vu is a Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young tribute group formed
by veteran record producer John Keane in the Spring of 2010. It is a
supergroup of talented Athens musicians also including: Dodd Ferrelle,
Rachel O'Neal, Tom Ryan, Deane Quinter, Tim White, and Scott Sanders.
Says Keane, "I was profoundly influenced by this music in my early teens,
and always thought it would be a blast to put together a vocal group to
perform these songs. I hand picked some of the best local musicians to
form Deja Vu. Everyone is very into the music and we've worked our tails
off to get the vocal arrangements right."
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Miss Marigold Scholarship Pageant
April 25, 2015 Seney Stovall Chapel
Photo caption: l to r: Brooke Fraysher, Hannah Anglin, and Madison Gabriel,
Miss Marigold – Madison Gabriel
Miss Marigold Runner-Up – True Foley
Junior Miss Marigold – Brooke Fraysher
Junior Miss Marigold Runner-Up – Emma Dowling
Little Miss Marigold – Hannah Anglin
Little Miss Marigold Runner-Up – Charlotte Thompson
Little Miss Congeniality – Bliss Ferrelle
Junior Miss Congeniality – Mikayla Oldham
Miss Congeniality – Madison Gabriel
Best Smile – Madison Gabriel
Miss Ticket Sales – Gracie Lane Bray
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Winterville City Attorney
Albert L. Stone, Jr.
426 Courthouse Square
Danielsville, GA 30633
[email protected]
Office: 706-795-3214
Fax: 706-795-3215
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Silent Auction
This year, we will hold a silent auction day of the festival – Saturday
May 16. We have beautiful art, including pottery, paintings, quilts, and
much more. We will have desserts and gift certificates on silent auction
as well. Gourmet gelato will be available for sale. Come by and check
out all of the great items! Proceeds will go to help fund this year’s
chosen city improvement project, yet to be determined. The silent
auction will run from 11 am – 2 pm in the Depot. Come by and take a
look! Cash and checks only!
Cas h &
Che c ks
On ly !
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A journey of discovery, exploration
and active engagement, pg. 3
TECH
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intersection of art and
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music for a lost
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WINTERVILLE MARIGOLD FESTIVAL 2015
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