Sept 16 at 4:00. Wander down main street and see all the amazing cars and chat with the owners. Enjoy a 50's dance on the street featuring all your favorite oldies. More info... To register your car print the registration form or email us and will send you the form. Awards, trophies and dash plaques to be given out as well as many other prizes. Call Ron at 1-765-647-3360.
This is a fundraiser for the "I Believe" campaign sponsored by Metamora Economic Development Corporation
Monday, August 28, 2006
Metamora Music Festival Sept 2 - 3
The 2006 Metamora Music Festival founded by local musician Jim Wendel is Labor Day Weekend. This years events are sure to please everyone of all ages.
What better way to spend your Labor Day weekend than in relaxing Metamora. Not only can you enjoy the music scheduled throughout the town, but you can visit the grist mill where you can watch them make corn meal; take a ride on the canal boat pulled by horses and get a history of the canal era; walk around the historical town and enjoy this relaxing, quaint village; do a little shopping and enjoy a wonderful meal.
WORKSHOPS SCHEUDLE Saturday, Sept. 2 (subject to change)
11:00 AM Pete and Sarah Walthery-Harp/Dulcimer/Flute
12:00 noon Tom Shinness-Harpguitarist
1:00 PM Chris Carlisle-Dulcimer
1:30 PM Jim Wendel-Harmonica, Washtub
2:00 PM John Gates-Mandolin
3:00 PM Tom and Missy Strothers-Mountain Dulcimer
PERFORMANCE(subject to change, please check back)Meadow Mainstage
11:00 AM Baggy Bottom Boys
12:00 PM Jim Innis and Flatrock River Boys
1:00 PM Pete and Sara Walthery
2:00 PM Old Friends
3:00 PM Calvary Gospel Quartet
4:00 PM Missy and Tom Strothers
5:00 PM Folkgrass Explosion with John Gates and Harvey Mosteller
GRISTMILL PERFORMANCE
Noon and 2:00 PM Music Americana
American history told through story and songpresented with the support of: The Whitewater Canal State Historic Site Indiana Arts Commission
6:00-9:00 PM EDT EVENING CONCERT Meadow Mainstage
Jim Innis Flatrock River Boys
Shawnee Valley Dulcimer Society
Old Friends
Calvary Gospel Quartet
Baggy Bottom Boys
Sunday, Sept. 3
PERFORMANCES Metamora Gristmill
Noon and 2:00 PM Music Americana
American history told through story and songpresented with the support of: The Whitewater Canal State Historic Site Indiana Arts Commission
Beginning at 12:30 Performances(subject to change)
For More Information Call:
Jim Wendel at 765-629-2662
Al Rogers at 765-647-2194
What better way to spend your Labor Day weekend than in relaxing Metamora. Not only can you enjoy the music scheduled throughout the town, but you can visit the grist mill where you can watch them make corn meal; take a ride on the canal boat pulled by horses and get a history of the canal era; walk around the historical town and enjoy this relaxing, quaint village; do a little shopping and enjoy a wonderful meal.
WORKSHOPS SCHEUDLE Saturday, Sept. 2 (subject to change)
11:00 AM Pete and Sarah Walthery-Harp/Dulcimer/Flute
12:00 noon Tom Shinness-Harpguitarist
1:00 PM Chris Carlisle-Dulcimer
1:30 PM Jim Wendel-Harmonica, Washtub
2:00 PM John Gates-Mandolin
3:00 PM Tom and Missy Strothers-Mountain Dulcimer
PERFORMANCE(subject to change, please check back)Meadow Mainstage
11:00 AM Baggy Bottom Boys
12:00 PM Jim Innis and Flatrock River Boys
1:00 PM Pete and Sara Walthery
2:00 PM Old Friends
3:00 PM Calvary Gospel Quartet
4:00 PM Missy and Tom Strothers
5:00 PM Folkgrass Explosion with John Gates and Harvey Mosteller
GRISTMILL PERFORMANCE
Noon and 2:00 PM Music Americana
American history told through story and songpresented with the support of: The Whitewater Canal State Historic Site Indiana Arts Commission
6:00-9:00 PM EDT EVENING CONCERT Meadow Mainstage
Jim Innis Flatrock River Boys
Shawnee Valley Dulcimer Society
Old Friends
Calvary Gospel Quartet
Baggy Bottom Boys
Sunday, Sept. 3
PERFORMANCES Metamora Gristmill
Noon and 2:00 PM Music Americana
American history told through story and songpresented with the support of: The Whitewater Canal State Historic Site Indiana Arts Commission
Beginning at 12:30 Performances(subject to change)
For More Information Call:
Jim Wendel at 765-629-2662
Al Rogers at 765-647-2194
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