Main
Stage amphitheater is festival seating--chairs
& blankets are welcome. No coolers, please.
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Friday
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Friday evening opens with announcements, proclamations and recorded music from 5pm to 6pm:
Live music from 6pm to 11pm
6pm – 7pm Victoria K
Immediately afterwards till closing:
Dixie Highway band featuring John Wayne Wilkinson |
Saturday
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(Immediately after the completion of the truck pull or 11:45 am:
11:45 am – noon Renaissance Academy DRUM LINE
12:00 pm -12:45 pm “Gotta Dance” children’s dance troupe
1:00 pm – 1:45 pm Shannon, acoustic guitarist
2:00 pm – 4:00 pm LULU, versatile musical performer
4:150 pm – 6:15 pm Kat Turner and Charlie Grove, a ‘sting extraordinaire” who will be accompanying Kat on fiddle, Guitar and Mandolin
See www.cdbaby.com/katturner
6:30:00 pm – 7:30 pm - “Radio Girls” – 1940s style performers
“True Oldies Night” with all your favorites of the 50s and 60s with performances by:
7:45 pm – 8:45 pm the Rock-a-Fellas – rock-a-billy band
9:00 pm –10:30 pm 60’s Groove www.60sgroove.com |
Sunday
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Amphitheater Lawn: Unplugged Folk/Gospel Sing-A-Long hosted by FOFF and led by SUSAN BOYER HALEY Audience participation encouraged!
Live amplified music 1:00 pm – 5:00 pm
1:00 pm – 2:45 Wayne Pearson Quartet
3:00 pm – 5pm Bluegrass Parlor Band
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NASCAR
VIRTUAL RACE EXPERIENCE on site all weekend
will be two virtual race simulators.
The virtual race simulation is free! Photos
can be taken with the race car using the trailer as
a back drop.
SATURDAY,
SEPTEMBER 29
New
Port Richey Marine Institute’s ‘Pull Your
Heart Out” man-powered fire truck pull competition,
taking place on Grand Boulevard between Peace Hall
and the band shell. Registration starts on site at
10am with the truck pull will commence promptly at
11am. For pre-registration information you can call
727.841.4361x202
TRUCK PULL REGISTRATION FORM
SATURDAY,
SEPTEMBER 29 registration
10am to 1pm; prizes awarded
at 3:30 pm. Top 30 + Best Engine, Best Interior, Best
Paint, Best Graphics, Best of Show. For more information
call George at 727.809.0628.
THE
FUN BEGINS ON FRIDAY EVENING with RICHEY TIGER NIGHT
– Richey Elementary School kids enjoy $2.00
off coupons and special give aways by listening to
WJQB True Oldies Radio 106three FM. The Carnival continues
all day Saturday from 10am to 11pm and on Sunday from
noon to 9pm.
All
weekend long the Arts & Crafts village will be
offering a wide variety of hand-made items for your
enjoyment and Hickory Hammock will be showcasing Old
Florida antique engines such as steam engines and
grist mill. Enjoy a tasty snack or bite to eat in
the food pavilion and try your luck with the games
of skill in the Carnival. |
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AUDIENCE
PARTICIPATION IS OUR GOAL!!. |
WANTED:
FOLK/ACOUSTIC PERFORMERS & LISTENERS!
Y'ALL COME!
Peace
Hall - Saturday
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| 1:00 |
Open Mic/Round Robin (Musicians/Listeners Welcome) |
| 2:30 |
Star Bird |
| 3:00 |
Ken & Trisha Brooks |
| 4:00 |
Mike Jurgensen |
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Peace
Hall - Sunday |
| 1:00 |
Open Mic/ Round Robin (Musicians/Listeners Welcome) |
| 2:30 |
Roseville Fare |
| 3:00 |
Blind Willie James & David Lee Maxwell |
| 4:00 |
Bobby Hicks |
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| EMCEES: |
Ginny James & Ron Gilbert |
| SOUND: |
Tom Ellis |
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SATURDAY, 12:00 NOON TO 4PM
Kids
area:
SUBURBAN FEED & PET SUPPLY presents “If
I only had a brain…” Make-N-Take Scare
Crow hut hosted by volunteers from local Girl Scout
Troops. You can visit the hut
and make a scarecrow to take home; donations of
$5.00 for your very own scarecrow.
Pumpkin
painting hosted by the GOTTA DANCE.
Sponsored by Massachusetts Produce.
Suburban
Feed & Pet Supply presents Picnic in the Park with your pooch!
Hosted by the SPCA of West Pasco, it
is open to all Pups and their people!
Gourmet lunches for dogs & their people friends. If you don’t have a dog, you can “borrow” one for lunch!
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SUNDAY
– ORANGE LAKE
11:00 AM – 2:00 PM
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All
registered pups will be entered in a drawing
for a “Gi –normous” Doggie
gift Basket courtesy of Suburban
Feed & Pet Supply.
"Human" Boxed lunch supplied by Sweetbay Supermarket.
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Located
on the corner of the West Pasco a Historical
Society ground is the newest feature of Founders
Day, the Eco-Expo. |
The
expo will offer information and guidance for
eco-friendly gardening and landscaping practices
as well as free advice from Master Gardeners
from both the Nature Coast Chapter of the
Florida Native Plant Society and the Florida
Yards & Neighborhoods Master Gardener’s
booth which is a great resource for information
from the University of Florida’s IFAS
Extension.
Take
home luscious plants well suited for Florida
gardens from our plant sale and ask the specialists
your questions about using Florida native
plants and other Florida gardening questions.
Visitors
are invited to bring plants or insects to
the Master Gardeners for identification and/or
troubleshooting if they are experiencing a
problem with either one.
Plant Sale Saturday ONLY: 10AM - 4PM
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Friday,
September 29th, 1:00pm to 4:00pm - Displays of photos
and artifacts of early Pioneers will be featured.
Saturday,
September 30th, 10:00 pm to 4:00 pm - Continuous
slide show featuring pictures of this area and the
pioneers families who came to live here. Many of
the museum's early members will be attending, some
appearing in period clothing. A discussion of the
beginning of the Society and stories of past antics
and tall tales will also take place.
Sunday
, October 1st, 10:00 to 4:00 - Displays of photos
and artifacts of early Pioneers will again be featured.
At 1:00pm President Terry Kline a "local Indian
historian" will speak about the ancient Tocobaga
Indians who lived in West Pasco.
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