(our 41st year)

September 7, 8 and 9, 2012

At the Rotary Sunshine Campus

809 Five Points Road, in Rush (14543) http://www.sunshinecampus.org/

Click here for ticket pricing information.

List of Performers:
More information will be added as it becomes available.

Robin and Linda Williams
and Their Fine Group

Claudia Schmidt and Sally Rogers

John Roberts

Castlebay

Scott Alarik

Photo by Asia Kepka

The preliminary Weekend Workshop Schedule will be posted here when available.

Evening Concert Schedule:
(Order of performers is not yet set)

Friday Night
Castlebay
John Roberts

Saturday Night
Scott Alarik
Sally Rogers and Claudia Schmidt
Robin and Linda Williams and Their Fine Group

Evening concerts followed by campfire singing and informal jamming through the night. There will also be a Sunday afternoon ensemble concert with all available performers.

A casual, intimate and family-oriented weekend event featuring concerts, campfire singing, jamming, daytime workshops and demos and children’s fun – held at a spacious and beautiful facility with rain-proof cover for all activities, nature trails, rough camping, cabins, restrooms, hot showers and a small array of food and craft vendors.

For more information about cabin accomodations, click HERE. Space will be assigned based on availability; cabins will be gender- specific: Men, Women, Families.

See you at the festival!

Click here for pictures from the 2011 festival.

Our annual Turtle Hill Folk Festival is a family-oriented event, with:

• Concerts, jamming, singalongs, workshops and how-to’s.
• Free “field” camping, (RV's okay, no hook-ups) or stay in a cabin for a small fee. Hot showers available.
• Nature trails, children’s activities and food and craft vendors.

All activities are covered in case of inclement weather.

The facility is completely handicapped accessible. Pets, alcohol and open fires are prohibited. Field campers are required to move their vehicles to the parking lot after setting up.

Our weekend-long event is held rain or shine. Indoor or covered facilities shelter the activities.

Volunteers are needed to work the gate, sell performer and GL merchandise, set up on Friday and tear down Sunday afternoon, to assist with sound and recording, to provide performer hospitality and lodging, for daytime workshop area coordination, to staff the children's area and for campfire building. Contact the Festival Chair, Mike Polozie, at festival@goldenlink.org for more information, or to volunteer.

Three days of music Children's Activities Area

Daytime Workshops Free Camping

Food & Craft Vendors Family Fun

Jam Sessions & Sing-alongs

For general information, booking & publicity e-mail the Festival Chair, Mike Polozie at festival@goldenlink.org

Potential vendors should contact our festival Vendor Coordinator, Jantina Cornelison at membership@goldenlink.org.