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Comment by Sharon Day on December 30, 2011 at 10:11am

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I want to extend a personal, special invitation to all of  you to come to the first "Raintree Music Heritage Festival,"  May 11,12, in Spiceland, IN. Really easy to get to,  just a couple miles from junction of Indiana 3 and Interstate 70.  Right around the same time of year that the Blue River Festival was held.  But it no longer exists.   We have some of the very best instructors, workshops on every acoustic instrument you can imagine.  The location is besider a beautiful little park, so if the weather is good, lots of outdoor jamming is a great possibility. The church is a great location, but registration will need to be limited to 200, and workshop sizes will likewise need to be limited.  So I'm hoping you will all plan now to attend and get your registrations in as soon as possible.  Go to our website and see the great lineup of instructors we have and the superb workshop schedule.  And probably about a 2 hour concert Saturday night.  Website:  raintreemusicheritagefestival.weebly.com           If we have the turnout we are expecting, this will become an annual event.

Comment by TERI WEST on July 28, 2010 at 11:13pm

Kentucky Music Weekend update:
Just a reminder! The Louisville Dulcimer Society will host jamming on Saturday afternoon under a tent under the trees by the Iroquois Ampitheater. Everyone is welcome to join us there for some fun! You don't have to be an LDS member to participate, it is for everyone! Thanks, Teri

Comment by Nancy Barker on July 4, 2010 at 11:50pm

Well, another Kentucky Music Week is over and I'm almost finished with all the finalizin' details. Just in time to get goin' on the 34th Annual Kentucky Music Weekend, Iroquois Amphitheater in Louisville July 30 and 31. It's a great lineup this year and I hope all my dulcimer friends will be able to come.
We host the Kentucky state dulcimer and hammered dulcimer championship contests! Lots of dulcimer artists this year, too, with Steve Seifert, Bing Futch, Rick Thum, Molly McCormack and more! Kentucky Standard Band may even do a tune or two! Check out our web site: www.kentuckymusicweekend.com for more info.

Comment by Sue Simms on July 4, 2010 at 9:50pm

Sorry I missed you Suzanne at Bardstown Ky. Just couldn't make it this yr. I have had two new Grandsons come the last six weeks. Such a Joy"

Comment by Suzanne Dennis on May 18, 2010 at 9:11pm

Glad to have you join us, Sue! My maiden name was Sims - just spelled differently from yours. I will be at KMW at Bardstown next month and hope to meet you there!

Comment by Sue Simms on May 18, 2010 at 7:04pm

Great seeing you all good people " I'm from Ky. Live in Indiana , looking forward to Ky week at Bardstown. Love Dulcimer and still trying to improve "

Comment by Dana R. McCall on May 2, 2010 at 1:22pm

Ok I used to work for Ma Bell till the split and lost my job in 86. My husband lost his when C&O merged with L&N and became CSX. My husband welded as a side line so we desided to open our own buisness McCall's Welding and I have been The Head Glorified Gofer ever since. I started playing dulcimer with Strings of Friendship Oct. 2008 I bought a dulcimer a yr before that and had tried playing on my own but I've really learned a lot from the group. I suggest anyone try and find a group in your area it really helps and it's a lot of fun. Nita I think you will really enjoy Teri and Bill at the LDS So JUMP IN and have some fun.

Comment by Dale McCubbins on April 28, 2010 at 10:05am

HEY I just got the confirmation!!
Stephen Siefert is doing a 3 class workshop with/for/at the Lost River Strummers Dulcimer Club in Bowling Green, KY, on Saturday May 8th. The classes are

1. Learning Tunes Quickly
2. Chord Melody Style
3. Introduction to Flatpicking

The Cost will be $15 per workshop or $40.00 for all three. For more info on the classes go to his website, stephenseifert.com. As far as I can tell right now, the workshop will be at our usual meeting place, Christ United Methodist Church‎ (716 Cave Mill Road, Bowling Green, KY 42104-4686 if you want to google it) For any more info, you'll have to call Dr. Tom (Baldwin) at 270-781-2356. NO WORD YET, on seating limitations, but it's NEXT SATURDAY MAY 8TH!!

Comment by Dana R. McCall on April 27, 2010 at 11:42pm

Good to hear from u Nancy. Hate u won't be there but I'll catch u at Bardstown.

Comment by Nancy Barker on April 27, 2010 at 4:17pm

My daughter's birthday is May 7 and she turns 30 - so it's a big one! I would love to go...but probably won't be able to do that this year. I hear it is a wonderful event and a lot of folks go there that miss some of the others you go to, Dana. Terry Lewis is just plain wonderful!

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