Sunday-August 26
9:30 am - Worship Service
10 am - Matt Sherman & Friends
Matt returns on day 2 to kick off another fine festival day. This Native American Singer and his friends are traditional openers at the Mason-Dixon Park.
12 Noon - Country Pride
This well established band will have you dancing before you know it. Country Music lovers will be honky tonkin' at the festival to styles of these veteran performers.
1 pm - Roger Cutright
You will believe you are in the old west camping on the unspoiled frontier as we enjoy another hour of Cowboy Classics and American Heritage Favorites from Roger.
2 pm- 4 pm 501 Band
This is the band that makes being country cool. Featuring Tyler Lash on guitar & Levi Sanders on fiddle and banjo this band will bring everthing from oldies to newies. This band brings a new element to the Mason-Dixon Stage. Watch out for the blazing fiddle!
5 pm - Granny Blosser
West Virginia's Own "Minnie Pearl" Granny is Hee-Haw and The Grand Ole' Opry rolled up into one performer. From Country & Western to Mountain Gospel each song is delivered in a way only Granny can do it.
Saturday-August 25
10 am - Matt Sherman & Friends
A Variety of Country, Folk, Rock and Humor. You never quite know what you are going to get but you are sure to love this Native American Singer.
11 am Open Schedule
This is an opening to perform at the 2007 festival. Please contact Rich Lash at 304-798-3596 if you or your group would like to fill this opening for the 25th Annual Frontier Festival
2 pm - Life's Railway
Absorb the beautiful mountain setting of Mason-Dixon Park, breath in the spring air and enjoy the spiritual sounds of Life's Railway. The gospel sounds of this band will awaken your soul.
3 pm - Roger Cutright
Cutright's strong vocals give us classic songs that bring us back in touch with the campfire stylings of America's original Cowboys such as Gene Autry and Roy Rogers.
4 pm Open Schedule
This is an opening to perform at the 2007 festival. Please contact Rich Lash at 304-798-3596 if you or your group would like to fill this opening for the 25th Annual Frontier Festival
5 pm Open Schedule
This is an opening to perform at the 2007 festival. Please contact Rich Lash at 304-798-3596 if you or your group would like to fill this opening for the 25th Annual Frontier Festival.
FESTIVAL MENU
Mason-Dixon Historical Park
Homestead Soupbeans & Cornbread - All-American Hotdogs
Taylortown Methodist Church
CountryCreamed Chicken Sandwiches, Homemade Noodles, Ham BBQ, Soda Shop Rootbeer Floats.
Danna Concessions
Philly Cheese Steaks, Nachos & Cheese, Curly fries.
April Adams
Festival Funnel Cakes, Pulled Pork BBQ Sandwiches & platters, Fresh Baked Pies
Uncle Jim's
Fresh- Made Donuts and Carnival Snow Cones
Diana Bonnell
Old Fasjioned Sausage Gravy & Biscuit
Michelle Statler
Settler's Salt Risin Bread, Cookies, & Pies
Patti's Belgium Waffle Tent
Savory Belgium Waffles & MapleSyrup
FESTIVAL SCHEDULE & FEATURED EVENTS
Gates will open both days at 10:00 am for the General Public
- ADMISSION IS FREE-
Pre-1840's Primitive Encampment of Mountain Men & Fur Traders Throughout the Weekend
-Blanket Trading Acceptable and Encouraged-
Civil War Re-enactment, Battlefield Amputation Recreation by Noel Clemmer
-Saturday at 1 pm & Sunday at 11 am-
Blacksmithing Display
by Blacksmith Dave Core of Moose Antler Forge
Fur Trappers' Diplay
by Mike Gray owner of ABC Humane Animal Removal
LIVE MUSIC
- AVariety of Performers will Grace the Cabin Stage to Entertain Throughout the Festival-
See a Complete List below as Groups Confirm
Antique Engine & Tractor Display
A Large Collection of Antiques from Yesteryear
Ham Radio Display
Join the Greene County Ham Radio Association as they contact other Ham Radio Operators from around the world. Learn how you can start your own Ham Radio Set-up
Arts & Crafts
A Collection of Artisans and Crafters displaying their goods and wares for sale. Everything from Primitive Crafts, Contemporary Art, Photography, Furniture, Jewelry and Clothing, & Much More! Heirloom Quality gifts are ready and waiting for you. Be sure to visit each Artist as they are generous enough to provide our FREE DOOR PRIZES for the Festival. See a List of some of those participating below.
Food Vendors & Concessions
Enjoy Homecooked Meals and Festival Favorites from one of our many Vendors. From the All-American Hotdog to the Rootbeer Float. Pies, Pastries, and Baked Goods will fill the air with that old fashioned country kitchen smell. You won't go hungry at the Frontier Festival.
Silver Anniversary Edition Powder Horn & Knife Raffle
Earl Wayne Lemley has created the 25th Annual Frontier Festival Powder Horn & Harold Haines has designed a special knife, both items will be raffled on Sunday at 5 pm. Contact Janet Lemley for Advanced Raffle Tickets.
Free Door Prizes will be given throughout both days of the Frontier Festival to Visitors who Register
Gates will close at 6 pm each day.
A Special note to Vendors, Crafters, Artisans, & Musicians
Vendors, Crafters & Artisans
Set up is FREE at all of our Festivals. It is on a first come first serve basis with preference given to those loyal participants. Space is limited so please contact us for details. We do our best not to duplicate products through vendors so the competition between participants is avoided to the best of our ability.
Musicians & Bands
Your performance at our Festivals is not a paying gig unless otherwise stated. You are however welcome to bring any related merchandise for you or your group to be sold (CD's, T-Shirts, Buttons, etc...) These items are often requested by the public.
We do reserve the right to refuse
vendors & musical groups.
Visit the French and Indian War period before America became its own nation; talk with members of the Colonial Militia struggling for independence. Celebrate the successful trapping season at the yearly rendezvoues through the fur trade legacy of the Mountainmen and experience the brother against brother battles of the American Civil War all in one amazing weekend!
Join Mason-Dixon Historical Park for a walk through history at the
25th Annual Frontier Festival
Be a part of America's rich history during our Silver Anniversary!
Rockforge Arts Heirloom Quality Fine Appalachian Art & Crafts, Native & Primitive Styles. Native American styled Jewelry, Pipes, and Beadwork. Scrimshaw, American Veteran Items, Original Artwork, Native American Music & More. Featuring an Autograph Session with Native American Flute Artist Cornsmoke.
White Buck Farms - Natural Jellies, Whiskey Jams, A Complete Line of Pennsylvania Dutch relishes & pickles including the famous Rebel Yell BBQ sauce.
Mason- Dixon Woodworks - Custom Designed Wooden Furniture, Vases, Bowls, Spoons,and More. Bill Strosnider Craftsman is a West Virginia Premier Artist.
Toys and Treasures - by Ken Fike - A Collection of High Quality & Classical wooden toys and games for children.
Carolyn Marts-Whitehead - Artist/photographer Original Photographs & Artwork. Portraits taken on-site to commemorate the 25th Anniversary of the Frontier Festival. Carolyn will also be featuring her recent work on the endangered Artic Wolf from Oregon's White Wolf Sanctuary
Crafter Dan- Hand Carved Powderhorns & Measures, war clubs and canes made from Horns, Bones, Antlers and More.
Designs by Turner Woodcrafts - Creative Wooden Boxes & More in All Shapes and Sizes.
Autumn's Botique boday & Mind - Homemade Organic Herbal Products & Aromatherapy
Southwest Images - Tree Trunk Furniture, Southwest Pictures, Gun Racks, & Colored Stones
The Flip Flop Girls - Unique and Original flip flops & More.
Barb Cuchta - Candles and Dipped Scented Bears
Nancy Galford - Turquoise, Sterling & Beaded Necklaces,Capes & Ponchos
Robin Swiger - Knives & Belt Buckles one of the largest selections around.
Neal Eakins - Maker of Pop Can Airplanes
To sell crafts, food, artwork or for general information about our events contact us at 304-879-5500 or 724-428-3729 or email: keeperoftheland@aol.com
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