2010

A Festival of the Arts • August 6, 7, and 8

SWEET PEA

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Welcome!!e Sweet Pea Festival is back for the 33rd year as your local festival of friends, fun, food, and of course, the arts. Our volunteer board is excited to o"er a fantastic program. Highlights include the multi-platinum contemporary swing band Big Bad Voodoo Daddy; Curtis Salgado, 2010 Soul-Blues Male Artist of the Year at the Blue’s Foundation Blues Music Awards and John Belushi’s inspiration for the Blues Brothers characters; and a main stage performance of Robin Hood featuring a cast of budding local thespians. Favorites old and new are sure to be found among the food vendors and arts and crafts booths, and it will be hard to miss the overwhelming joy/barely controlled chaos of the ever-popular children’s activities area near the Family Stage.Don’t miss out on the Sweet Pea activities outside the friendly con#nes of Lindley Park: !e Bite of Bozeman, Chalk on the Walk, Art Show, Children’s Run, Parade, and the Ball are all local favorites. On behalf of all the volunteers who continue to make Sweet Pea a rousing success, I invite you to join your friends and family at this year’s festivities.Darin OelkersPresident of the BoardSweet Pea Festival 2010

T-Shirt Art Contest Winners 14 Years and Up Category “Sweet Pea Interweave” BY J PIPPIN J Pippin grew up in Oklahoma and moved to Bozeman almost 10 years ago where he enjoys painting, faux #nishing, and some sculpture. He is mostly self-taught, but has taken and taught art classes over the past 25

years. He would like to turn his artistic passion into a full-time career. Pippin will attend online art school out of San Francisco this fall.

5–13 Years Category “The Sweet Pea Art”BY AIDAN DUNGAN Five-year-old Aidan was born in Bozeman, where he lives with his family. His t-shirt design was inspired by a pressed sweet pea project he did last summer. “I wanted to do pressed $owers, but it was too early,” he

explains. Aidan loves to paint and likes to draw trees. He has also had art shows in his home, where he invites people to come see his work. Aidan would like to become an artist when he grows up, but in the meantime he will spend his winnings on Legos!

Poster Contest WinnerMarit Lueth moved to Bozeman seven years ago from northern Minnesota to attend MSU. She graduated in 2009 after earning her undergraduate and masters degrees in Architecture. She has attended several Sweet Pea Festivals and has always wanted to enter the poster contest. !is year she decided to do it and is thrilled to be recognized for her e"orts. “I am so excited to be a part of this year’s Festival,” says Marit. “!e idea for the poster started with a quick hand-drawn sketch, which I recreated digitally. I wanted the design to be cheerful, bright, and playful, representing Bozeman in the summertime.” Marit will sign her winning poster during the Sweet Pea Festival, Saturday, August 7, from 1pm–3pm at the merchandise tent. 2010 Sweet Pea Festival posters will be on sale at various outlets (please visit www.sweetpeafestival.org for listings) including the Sweet Pea o%ce at 448 East Main Street, Suite 2Bt. Posters will sell for $18 and postcards will sell for $1. If your business is interested in displaying a poster in your workplace, contact the Sweet Pea o%ce at 586-4003.

Compete in the 2011 Sweet Pea Festival poster and t-shirt design contests Watch for contest announcements and requirements online next February at www.sweetpeafestival.org.

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Special EventsSweet Pea Ball: Swingin’ on a StarSATURDAY 7/31 • 7PM • EMERSON CENTER BALLROOMGet ready for a heavenly evening at this year’s Ball. We’re bringing the event back downtown for “Swingin’ on a Star” at the Emerson Center Ballroom. Swing and glide on the dance $oor to big-band favorites and more by popular local musicians Jeni Fleming and the Glen Johnston Swing Band.!e Ball is the o%cial kick-o" for the Sweet Pea Festival with doors opening at 7pm, a complimentary swing dance lesson from Bozeman Swing at 7:30pm, followed by dancing from 8pm–midnight. Catch special dance performances and join in the fun for the annual Sweet Pea Ball swing dance contest. All ages are welcome and semi-formal or dressy vintage attire is encouraged.Advance tickets are $15 per person at Cactus Records, Vargo’s Jazz City, and Borders, or $18 at the door. For more information, please direct all inquiries to ball@sweetpeafestival.org.

Chalk on the WalkTUESDAY 8/3 • ALL DAY • MAIN STREETDecorate the sidewalks of downtown Bozeman with your own art-work! Chalk on the Walk is a favorite way for many children and adults to express themselves during the Festival of the Arts. Create your own artistic statement on Main Street between Grand Avenue and Broadway. Chalk will be provided after registering from 9:30am—10:30am at Grand Ave Christian Church, 110 South Grand. No fee.

The Bite of BozemanWEDNESDAY 8/4 • 6–9PM • MAIN STREETCome to historic downtown Bozeman and enjoy food and drinks provided by over 40 food vendors from Bozeman and the surrounding areas with entertainment performed by local artists: Pinky and the Floyd, No Strings Attached, Lang Termes and Friends, Diamond Rock and Soul, and Archer’s Mob.

Sweet Pea Children’s Run SATURDAY 8/7 • 10AM (PRECEDES PARADE) • MAIN STREET!e FUN starts here! Following the success of recent years, the Sweet Pea Children’s 1K Run will lead the Sweet Pea Parade. What a great way for your family to spend their Saturday morning! !e race begins at 10am sharp at Main Street and 8th Avenue and ends at Main Street and Church Avenue. Entry forms are available at the Bozeman Swim Center and the Beall Park Recreation Center. Registration is at the 19th Street First

Security Bank, August 4–6 from 10am–6pm. !ere is no race day registration—sorry, no exceptions. Entry fee is $2 August 4–5 and $4 August 6. !ere are several age divisions. Children 5 and under must be accompanied by an adult (there is no fee for the adults). On race day, runners are asked to be at the start by 9:45am. An information sheet will be handed out with race numbers at registration, please read it with your child. For more information, please call the Bozeman Recreation Department at 582-2290 or visit the Sweet Pea website at www.sweetpeafestival.org. Parade: Swingin’ on a Star

SATURDAY 8/7 • 10AM (AFTER CHILDREN’S RUN) • MAIN ST.!e Sweet Pea parade is one of the community’s favorite Festival events! Join us this year to watch participants “Swingin’ on a Star” and vote for your favorite entries! Find the application on our website

(www.sweetpeafestival.org) or pick one up at the Sweet Pea o%ce.

Church in the Park presents: The Power of OneSUNDAY 8/8 • 9:30 AM • THE BOWL/MAIN STAGEOne world, one community, one book, one light . . . it all comes from the power of one person. How can one person make a di"erence in a world with a need to serve so many? Start by bringing one canned food item for each attendee as a donation to the Gallatin Valley Food Bank. Find out how the power of one simple gift multiplies. !is year’s community church service will demonstrate the power of a serving ministry. Don’t miss this opportunity to see the di"erence clearly in the light!*Note: your canned food donation is voluntary and not required.

Flower ShowCalling all local gardeners! Bring your sweet pea blossoms to display at the Flower Show tent in Lindley Park, near Information Headquarters. Entries are free and will be accepted Friday, August 6, from 11am–2pm. Judging will take place 2pm–5pm with winners announced at 5:30pm. Be sure to cast your vote for people’s choice by 6pm on Saturday! Back by popular demand, we will be hosting a Sunday afternoon tea at 2pm in the Flower Show tent. You are invited to join us and celebrate this event started last year to honor our distinguished friends at the National Sweet Pea Society in England, who attended the 2009 Festival. Please stop by and enjoy the fragrant sweet peas while sipping authentic English tea!

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Carrie RodriguezFRIDAY 8/6 • 6:30PMCarrie is a classically trained, #ddle-toting, mandoguitar-slinging, Austin-based singer/songwriter. She’s appeared on national TV and radio shows including PBS’ Austin City Limits, NPR’s Mountain Stage and World Café Live, and Woodsongs Old Time Radio

Hour, among others. In 2008 and 2009, Carrie was named Roots Music Association’s Folk Songwriter of the Year.

Big Bad Voodoo DaddyFRIDAY 8/6 • 8PMSince their arrival on the music scene in 1993 in a legendary residency at Los Angeles’ Brown Derby nightclub, Big Bad Voodoo Daddy’s irresistible live show and aggressive, musically perceptive approach has proven them over time to be the singular standout

among the numerous bands that launched the nineties swing revival. !e group forged a massively successful fusion of classic American sounds from jazz, swing, Dixieland, and big-band music, building their own songbook of original dance tunes. Sixteen years later, BBVD is a veteran force that to this day adds new fans by the roomful every time they play.

Curtis SalgadoSATURDAY 8/7 • 8PM Curtis’ irresistible dance tunes, a propulsive rhythm section, and harmonica prowess help fortify his reputation as one of the best soul singers on the planet. Today, with multiple solo CDs and high accolades from peers and fans alike, Bozeman has the rare

opportunity to see and hear this musical icon who helped build the contemporary blues and soul scene. Based in Portland, Oregon, Curtis was the inspiration for the characters in the “Blues Brothers” sketches, albums, and #lms made famous in the late ’70s. He was voted 2010 Soul-Blues Male Artist of the Year at the 31st annual Blues Foundation’s Blues Music Awards in Memphis, Tennessee.

Fishtank EnsembleSUNDAY 8/8 • 3PMFishtank Ensemble formed in 2005 and is one of the most thrilling live performances in the music scene today. Consisting of four fun and diverse virtuosos playing a wide range of styles, from gypsy and Romanian to French and $amenco, the band has been

touring the US for the last year, most recently to promote their new album, “Woman in Sin.”

Musical Performances—Bowl/Main Stage

Trees West StageAndy Lowe and Ann TolstedtSATURDAY 8/7 • 12PM!is contemporary acoustic folk duo from Sheridan, Wyoming features guitar, banjo, and rich harmonies.

The SalamandersSATURDAY 8/7 • 1PM!e Salamanders play garage country spiked with reverb surf guitar, dipped in Chuck Berry ri"s, and slathered in #ery punk $avor.

The Bridger Creek BoysSATURDAY 8/7 • 2PM!e Bridger Creek Boys are an acoustic quartet steeped in old-time bluegrass tradition with a good dose of modern “Newgrass.”

Intermountain Opera: The TelephoneSUNDAY 8/8 • 12PMGian-Carlo Menotti’s one-act, comic opera is performed in English. A young man’s lover is so obsessed with technology that he cannot get her attention long enough to propose marriage.

Kelly Roberti TrioSUNDAY 8/8 • 1PM!e Kelly Roberti Trio plays a wide array of both standard jazz—with a twist—and accessible, original fare.

Cure for the CommonSUNDAY 8/8 • 2PMCure for the Common’s music brings together a group of the best people, the best vibe, the funkiest jams, and smash it all into a blow-out, get-down celebration.

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Family HighlightsBil LeppSATURDAY 8/7 • 12PM • FAMILY STAGESUNDAY 8/8 • 1PM • FAMILY STAGE

Growing up in a family where it was the job of the listener to decide whether or not a story was true, Bil Lepp became adept at spinning tales and exaggerating circumstances at an early age. Bil has received awards and recognition from the

Parents’ Choice Foundation, the National Parenting Publications Association, Storytelling World, the Public Library Association, and has been featured numerous times at the National Storytelling Festival and the Smithsonian Folklife Festival.

StellalunaSATURDAY 8/7 • 2PM • FAMILY STAGESUNDAY 8/8 • 12PM • FAMILY STAGEPresented by the Tears of Joy !eatre, this enchanting story of a baby fruit bat who falls into a bird’s nest is adapted from the beloved book by Janell Cannon. Poor Stellaluna tries to adjust to her new home but #nds herself the odd one out, hanging by her feet and disgusted by the bugs brought home for dinner. What a relief to discover she is a bat!

Dance HighlightsSoul Street Dance CompanySATURDAY 8/7 • 6:30PM • BOWL/MAIN STAGE

!is Houston, Texas-based group presents their newest concert—“Breakin’ Backwards”—where bustin’ moves takes on decades past. Four male street dancers perform their high-energy, very entertaining, and

diverse choreography to the most popular music of the decades. Music includes a wide range of selections from Vivaldi to Debussy, Count Basie to Elvis Presley, the Temptations to Aerosmith, to Michael Jackson and beyond. Soul Street Dance appeals to all ages, ethnicities, and cultures, bringing their youthful enthusiasm to audiences everywhere.

Missoula Children’s Theatre Presents: Robin HoodSATURDAY 8/7 • 3PM • BOWL/MAIN STAGE

!e Missoula Children’s !eatre (MCT) provides a week-long residency starring 50–60 of local students in a full-scale musical. MCT has been touring for 35 years. Annually, MCT visits nearly 1,300 communities in all 50 states, three Canadian territories and #ve provinces, and 16 countries. A little red truck pulls into town with everything it takes to mount a full-scale musical production—except the cast. !at’s where the children of Gallatin Valley come in. Monday, they’re cast as characters. By Saturday, they’ve gained character—the kind that really counts. !e show is rehearsed throughout the week, and a public performance is presented on Saturday. For the Sweet Pea Festival, the Missoula Children’s !eatre will be performing an original adaptation of Robin Hood. MCT’s mission is the development of life skills in children through participation in the performing arts. MCT will also hold three workshops for children. See schedule for more details.

Theatre HighlightsFOR PERFORMANCE TIMES AND LOCATIONS, SEE PAGES 6–7

Bozeman is chock-full of talent—come check it out for yourself at the Sweet Pea theatre selections! !e schedule starts Friday night when Shakespeare in the Parks presents a gripping story of betrayal in Julius Caesar.Saturday, a full day of fun starts in the morning with something new to the Festival this year—a presentation of your favorite movie scenes acted out by both the teen and adult groups of the Montana Actor’s Studio. Next, the Kaleidoscope Players will be back for their 10th year at Sweet Pea, followed by the fan favorite Spontaneous Combustibles and their fast-paced, hilarious brand of improv. Afterward, you de#nitely won’t want to miss the Missoula Children’s !eatre’s performance of Robin Hood.!e fun continues Sunday with the ridiculously fun and charming Fairy Tales Gone Wild performed by the Kaleidoscope Camp kids. !e Spontaneous Combustibles will be back, along with more improv fun by !e Silly Moose—goofy improv for kids of all ages, and then a workshop by the Missoula Children’s !eatre—this time for teens. !e #nal show on Sunday will be Shakespeare in the Parks performing a joyous and fantastical comedy: A Midsummer Night’s Dream.

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Schedule in DetailW

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R 7/31 Sweet Pea Ball: Swingin’ on a Star, 7pm—Emerson Center Ballroom

8/3 Chalk on the Walk, All Day—Main Street between Grand and Broadway (register 9:30–10:30am at 110 South Grand)

8/4 Bite of Bozeman, 6–9pm—Main Street

8/5 Juried and Open Art Shows, reception 5pm–8pm—Bozeman Public Library Community Room

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4:00 FESTIVAL BEGINS IN LINDLEY PARK!

4:00 Arts and crafts sales open until 8pm

4:30 Shakespeare in the Parks, Julius Caesar—Hollow

6:30 Carrie Rodriguez, roots rock/Americana—Bowl/Main Stage

8:00 Big Bad Voodoo Daddy, jazz/swing/big band—Bowl/Main Stage

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10:00 Children’s Run (please be at the start before 9:45am)—Main Street and 8th Ave (NO race day registration)

10:00 Parade: Swingin’ on a Star, immediately following Children’s Run—Main Street

11:00 FESTIVAL GATES OPEN IN LINDLEY PARK! Arts and crafts sales open until 6pm

11:00 Camp Equinox Kids—Family Stage

11:30 Missoula Children’s Theatre workshop—Hollow

11:30 Montana Actor’s Studio, scenes from your favorite movies—Cypress Point

12:00 Bil Lepp, storyteller, Nora and the Firebike, Family Stage

12:00 The Dance Center, Creative Movement Class, ages 3–6—Hollow

12:00 Andy Lowe and Ann Tolstedt, acoustic/folk—Trees West Stage

1:00 Charley Horse, old-time cowboy songs and range ballads—Family Stage

1:00 Kaleidoscope Players, Hollow

1:00 Tanya’s Dance Company, hip-hop, jazz, tap performance—Cypress Point

1:00 The Salamanders, garage country/rock—Trees West Stage

2:00 Stellaluna, puppet show, presented by Tears of Joy Theater—Family Stage

2:00 Spontaneous Combustibles, improv—Cypress Point

2:00 Soul Street Dance Company class—Hollow

2:00 The Bridger Creek Boys, acoustic/bluegrass quartet—Trees West Stage

3:00 Missoula Children’s Theatre, Robin Hood—Bowl/Main Stage

4:30 Big Sky Aikido, Japanese martial arts demonstration—Cypress Point

5:00 Lauren Coleman’s Have Fun Dancing, ballroom, swing, and latin class—Cypress Point

6:30 Soul Street Dance Company—Bowl/Main Stage

8:00 Curtis Salgado, 2010 Soul-Blues Male Artist of the Year—Bowl/Main Stage

Listen to this year’s Festival musicians on Sweet Pea Radio! Click on the listen link at www.sweetpeafestival.org

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9:00 FESTIVAL GATES OPEN IN LINDLEY PARK!

9:30 Church in the Park: The Power of One—Bowl/Main Stage

10:00 Arts and crafts sales open until 5pm

10:30 Creative Arts Preschool, demonstration of the arts—Family Stage

11:00 Missoula Children’s Theatre workshop—Family Stage

11:00 Kaleidoscope Camp, Fairy Tales Gone Wild—Cypress Point

11:00 Yoga Motion yoga workshop—Hollow

12:00 Stellaluna, puppet show, presented by Tears of Joy Theater—Family Stage

12:00 Intermountain Opera Association, The Telephone—Trees West Stage

12:00 Spontaneous Combustibles, improv—Hollow

12:00 Bozeman Swing Club, Lindy Hop and East Coast Swing performance—Cypress Point

1:00 Bil Lepp, storyteller, Divine Bovine—Family Stage

1:00 Silly Moose, family-friendly improv—Cypress Point

1:00 Taekwondo West, martial arts demonstration—Hollow

1:00 Kelly Roberti Trio, jazz—Trees West Stage

2:00 Flower Show public tea, enjoy fragrant sweet peas and fine English tea —Flower Show tent

2:00 Chet Leach, The Story of the Drum—Family Stage

2:00 Missoula Children’s Theatre workshop for teenagers—Hollow

2:00 Yellowstone Ballet Company, ballet and contemporary performance—Cypress Point

2:00 Cure for the Common, funk/rock/jam—Trees West Stage

2:30 Main Street Dance Theater, ballet, tap, and modern performance—Cypress Point

3:00 Fishtank Ensemble, world/gypsy/flamenco—Bowl/Main Stage

5:00 Shakespeare in the Parks, A Midsummer Night’s Dream—Hollow

Schedule in Detail

Win a Sweet Pea Poster!Win the Original Framed ArtworkRaffle tickets for the original, framed poster art are available for $1 at select locations around Bozeman. Please visit the Sweet Pea website for specific selling locations: www.sweetpeafestival.org.

Win a Signed CopyTake our quick survey and you’ll be entered into a drawing for a signed 2010 Sweet Pea Poster! Help the Sweet Pea Festival plan for the future!

Click on the survey at www.sweetpeafestival.org

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A.C.E.S. ..........................................fruit smoothiesBoy Scouts ....................................hamburgersnew! Bozeman Friends of Music ...chili bagsBHS Hawk Wrestling .....................hot dogsHawk Wrestling Club ...................pork chop

sandwichesBridger Clinic ................................lemonadeBridger Ski Foundation ................turkey legs

Chord Rustlers ..............................tater pigsChristian Center ..........................Polish sausage dogsCongregation Beth Shalom .......apple pie ala modenew! Gallatin Valley Young Life ....veggie noodle bowls Girl Scouts ....................................black bean burritosMontana Shares ..........................frozen bananasRainbow girls ................................snow conesYouth Imperative .........................pizza

Juried and Open Art ShowsRECEPTION: THURSDAY 8/5 • 5PM–8PM • BOZEMAN PUBLIC LIBRARY COMMUNITY ROOM!e Sweet Pea Juried and Open Art Shows will once again be held in the beautiful Bozeman Public Library’s Atrium Gallery. !e shows will feature a diverse collection of artwork, ranging from watercolor and oil paintings, to photography, sculpture, and jewelry. Everyone is invited to attend the opening reception on !ursday, August 5. !e shows run from !ursday, August 5 to !ursday, August 26, and may be viewed during the library’s normal business hours: Monday–!ursday, 10am–8pm; and Friday–Saturday, 10am–5pm.

Arts and Crafts Sales

Always a highlight of the Festival, 100 artists and crafts people from the Gallatin Valley and around the nation will converge in Lindley Park to sell their wares to the public. Wander under the canopy of shady trees and explore the arts and crafts vendors. Sales will be open during the following times: Friday from 4pm–8pm, Saturday from 11am–6pm, and Sunday from 10am–5pm.

Children’s ActivitiesSAT.& SUN 8/7 & 8/8 • 12PM-3PM • NEAR THE FAMILY STAGE

Picnic in the ParkEnjoy food and drink concessions throughout the Festival weekend! Below are a few menu choices and sponsoring groups. Watch for other non-profit organizations to join this superb lineup for your dining pleasure.

If your non-profit organization would like to be a food vendor in next year’s Festival, please contact the Sweet Pea office at 586-4003.

On Saturday children of all ages can make rainsticks and balloon hats, create marvelous wood sculptures, and paint at easels. On Sunday, bring a white cotton item of clothing to tie-dye—we have everything you need except the fabric and the imagination! !ere will also be paper maché, printing, book-making, and stamping, as well as an opportunity to help create a unique poetry $ag “mural” that will appear at Sweet Pea Festivals for years to come. Each day’s activities will also include face painting and bubble-making fun.

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Festival Guidelines• Your wristband must be worn around your wrist and visible at all

times for admission to the Festival. Sweet Pea is not responsible for lost or stolen bands.

• Alcoholic beverages are not permitted at the Festival.• Pets cannot be permitted at the Festival. • Adults must accompany small children at all times.• Lost and Found (including children) is located at the Information

Headquarters tent.• No solicitation is allowed at the Festival.• If you use lawn chairs, please sit to the rear or side of performance

areas.• As a courtesy to artists and the audience, please keep noise and

conversation to a minimum in performance areas. No cell phone noise please!

• Smoking is not allowed during the Festival as a courtesy to all Festival attendees.

• By accepting entrance to the Sweet Pea Festival, you grant permission for the publication of any photo or video in which you appear.

• Please note there is limited access for special needs due to the natural nature of venue.

Did You Know?Sweet Pea would not be possible without the 1,500+ volunteers from the community who run and manage the event. !ank you everyone!Your Sweet Pea admittance purchase is an investment in the future of the Festival and a signi#cant contribution to the promotion and cultivation of the arts in our community. !ank you for keeping the tradition alive!Sweet Pea is a non-pro#t, community-sponsored organization. All net proceeds above operating costs are given back to the community in the form of grants for the arts, art education, and special projects in the Bozeman area.Because the Festival is funded by admission sales and merchandise sales, Sweet Pea does not seek corporate sponsorship. !is means programming control stays with the volunteers who help run the Festival. Over 16,000 people visit the Festival every year.Listen to Festival performers and catch the latest news and information on Sweet Pea Internet Radio! Visit www.sweetpeafestival.org.

Main Street ShuttlesFree shuttle buses run to and from Lindley Park approximately every 30 minutes. Routes run east on Babcock and west on Mendenhall, stopping on the south side of Babcock and the north side of Mendenhall at signs reading “Sweet Pea Bus Stop.” Buses will only stop when people are waiting. Hours are:

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Friday 8/6 .................. 4pm–11pm Saturday 8/7 .............. 10am–11pmSunday 8/8 ................ 9am–7pm

Watch for parking signs. Use Lots D, E, and G ONLY!

Contact Sweet PeaGeneral Information, Year-roundphone: 586-4003

mail: P.O. Box 1015, Bozeman, MT 59771

physical: 448 East Main Street, Bozeman, MT 59718

email: admin@sweetpeafestival.org

August 6–8, Lindley Park Info. Headquarters phone: 586-4003

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MerchandisePre-Festival SalesAdmission wristbands and other merchandise will be sold at the Sweet Pea office and various retail stores and businesses through Wednesday, August 4. Please call the Sweet Pea office (586-4003) or visit our website for specific locations: www.sweetpeafestival.org. Sales at Jacobs Crossing Lobby, 424 East Main StreetMonday–Thursday, August 2–5 9:30am–6pm

Sales at Lindley Park, South end, Buttonwood AvenueFriday 8/6 ................................................. 4pm–9:30pmSaturday 8/7 ............................................ 11am–10pmSunday 8/8 ............................................... 9am–4pm

Products and PricesAdult short sleeve t-shirt ......................................... $15Adult long sleeve t-shirt.......................................... $20Adult sweatshirt....................................................... $25Adult fitted short sleeve t-shirt ............................... $15Adult fitted long sleeve t-shirt ............................... $20Kids t-shirt ................................................................. $10Kids romper .............................................................. $10Commemorative buttons ...................................... $12010 poster ............................................................... $182010 postcards ........................................................ $1Tote bags ................................................................. $10Raffle ticket for original, framed poster ............... $1

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!e Sweet Pea Festival is organized and run by local volunteers. If net gain is realized by the Festival, it is given back to the community in the form of grants for arts and art education as well as special projects such as park improvements.

Sweet Pea is organized and run by volunteers, and we need you! We have ongoing needs in all areas of the Festival from our year-round, dedicated Board to our wonderful volunteers who help during the Festival, and everything in between. No matter what your interests are, we can find a place for you!

Please fill out the form below and bring it to the Information Headquarters tent or mail to: P.O. Box 1015, Bozeman, MT, 59771 or call 586-4003. You can help make the Sweet Pea Festival a wonderful, ongoing Bozeman tradition!

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MusicFRIDAY 8/66:30 Carrie Rodriguez B

8:00 Big Bad Voodoo Daddy B

SATURDAY 8/712:00 Andy Lowe &

Ann Tolstedt T

1:00 !e Salamanders T

2:00 !e Bridger Creek Boys T

3:00 Missoula Children’s !eater: Robin Hood B

8:00 Curtis Salgado, 2010 Soul-Blues Male Artist of the Year B

SUNDAY 8/812:00 Intermountain Opera:

!e Telephone T

1:00 Kelly Roberti Trio T

2:00 Cure for the Common T

3:00 Fishtank Ensemble B

TheaterFRIDAY 8/64:30 Shakespeare: Julius Caesar H

SATURDAY 8/7

11:30 Montana Actor’s Studio C

11:30 Missoula Children’s !eater workshop H

1:00 Kaleidoscope Players H

2:00 Spontaneous Combustibles C

3:00 Missoula Children’s !eater: Robin Hood B

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!eater workshop F

11:00 Fairy Tales Gone Wild C

12:00 Spontaneous Combustibles H

1:00 Silly Moose C

2:00 Missoula Children’s !eater teenager workshop H

5:00 Shakespeare: A Midsummer Night’s Dream H

FamilySATURDAY 8/711:00 Camp Equinox Kids F

11:30 Missoula Children’s !eater workshop H

12:00 Bil Lepp, storyteller F

1:00 Charley Horse, old-time cowboy songs F

2:00 Stellaluna, presented byTears of Joy !eatre F

3:00 Missoula Children’s !eater: Robin Hood B

SUNDAY 8/8

10:30 Creative Arts Preschool F

11:00 Missoula Children’s !eater workshop F

12:00 Stellaluna, presented byTears of Joy !eatre F

1:00 Bil Lepp, storyteller F

2:00 Chet Leach: !e Story of the Drum F

DanceSATURDAY 8/712:00 !e Dance Center 3–6yrs

Creative Movement class H

1:00 Tanya’s Dance Company C

2:00 Soul Street Dance Company class H

3:00 Missoula Children’s !eater: Robin Hood B

4:30 Big Sky Aikido C

5:00 Lauren Coleman’s Have Fun Dancing class C

6:30 Soul Street Dance Company performance B

SUNDAY 8/8

11:00 Yoga Motion workshop H

12:00 Bozeman Swing Club C

1:00 Taekwondo West H

2:00 Yellowstone Ballet Co. C

2:30 Main Street Dance !eater C

Admission InformationIn an e"ort to simplify our processes, we now use a Sweet Pea wristband for admission. But don’t worry—a commemorative button is still available for your collection! All proceeds from wristbands and merchandise help support the Festival. If net gain is realized by the Festival, it is given back to the community in the form of grants. !ank you for supporting Sweet Pea!WristbandsChildren 6 years of age and under are admitted free.$10 through Wednesday, August 4 .......Available at pre-sales outlets (see www.sweetpeafestival.org for listings)$10 Thursday, August 5 ...........................Available ONLY at Jacobs Crossing Lobby$15 Festival days: August 6, 7, and 8 ....Available ONLY at Lindley Park

Your Sweet Pea wristband entitles you to participate in all Festival events held in Lindley Park (prices for special events are listed on page 10). Your wristband must be worn around your wrist and visible at all times for admission to the Festival. Sweet Pea is not responsible for lost or stolen bands.Sweet Pea has leased Lindley Park from the City of Bozeman August 6, 7, and 8. !erefore, a wristband is required for admission to the park on those dates. No refunds on wristband sales. Admission sales are the Festival’s primary source of #nancial support.

Save the dates for next year’s Sweet Pea Festival: August 5, 6, & 7, 2011!

Performances Guide B Bowl/Main Stage H Hollow C Cypress Point F Family Stage T Trees West Stage