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2008
Schedule
Stage
1 - Wawa Stage at the Train Station
2:00-2:40
Housecalls
2:50-3:30
Art Miron
3:40-4:20
Craig Bickhardt
4:30-5:10
Al Bien
Stage
2 - First Keystone Bank Stage at Borough Hall
2:00-2:40
Emil Skobeloff
2:50-3:30
The Little Big Band
3:40-4:20
92nd Street
4:30-5:10
Steve DiBonaventura
Stage
3 - Plush Mill Stage at the PNC Bank
2:00-2:45
Irving Street Blues Band
3:00-3:30 Allison
DeSalvo of "World of Song" performs
an interactive children's concert of traditional and
original songs celebrating Peace, the Earth and
Spring, along with special guests singers
“The Singing Moms”! Come sing and dance along!
3:30-4:00 "Cantemos Juntos", a family
folk group led by Elizabeth Bromley
who writes and sings music in Spanish will perform
a concert for children and families which offers
a joyful opportunity to learn Spanish through movement,
rhythm and song
4:10-5:00
EG & I Rhythm and Soul
Some
Performers in 2008
The
Little Big Band - This “big band” combo brings
their sounds of the 30's and 40's to the Fun Fair again
this year. Wear your dancing shoes….
Emil
Skobeloff - With his big bluesy sound, Emil
is a frequent performer in the area. A powerful voice
and great guitar.
Steve
DiBonaventura - This is Steve's first time
at the Fun Fair but his virtuoso performance on the
banjo is sure to be a crowd pleaser.
Art
Miron – Whether performing solo or with a
group, Art's great voice and choice of folk-rock-swing
sounds makes him a frequent favorite with his audiences.
Housecalls
- This local bluegrass group has been with
us many times and we welcome them back to the Fun Fair
again this year.
92nd
Street - Doug Hill - We heard Doug recently
at a COOP gathering and asked him to join us at the
Fun Fair. His selection of original and cover tunes
will be a welcome addition to the day.
Al
Bien- Known for his role as the owner of Swarthmore
Music, Al has been a familiar face in town for many
years. He brings his talent as a musician and performer
to the Fun Fair stage.
Irving
Street Blues Band- Their sound is fashioned
after the classic Memphis studio sound of Booker T and
the MG's, Albert Collins, Jimi Hendrix and others. These
boys have achieved, at a very young age, a special sound
that usually requires decades of experience and discipline.
And
more….
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