Picaroons Presents FeelsGood Folly Fest

********************UPDATE Aug 25th****************
We are proud to announce The Strangeboys will be joining us at Folly Fest to break down some awesome Bluegrass Sunday afternoon

And for all of you who have been asking here is the complete schedule for the weekend

Friday Night

Drum Circle/Sing Song
Performance by Scott MacDonald

Saturday

Owen Steel et al (1-2)
Jens Jeppeson & Joel Leblanc (230-330)
Ryan Leblanc (345-430)
Issac & Blewett/ (5-545)
Hot Toddy (545-730)
Andy Brown (8-9)
David Myles Band (930-11)
The Spaces (1130-1)
Gordon Gets Lost (130-3)

Sunday

Ben Ross (12-1230)
Babette Hayward (1245-115)
Scott Mallory (130-215)
Rich Gloade (230-315)
Belle Comedians (345-430)
The Strangeboys (5-6)
FM hi low (630-730)
Tallest Band on Earth (8-9)
Weak Size Fish (930-1030)

Sunday Night Afterparty

Dj Chris Carson
Vye Nel
Dj Noematus


Tickets will be available at the Door starting Friday Afternoon. And have we mentioned that we have indoor toilets? real ones that flush, how's that for a festival??

See you on the slopes!!


*******************UPDATE Aug 14th***************************

Tickets are on sale now! We have 3 options for you to enjoy.

Weekend Pass - $55, includes camping, 2 nights of music (why not join us on friday and make it 3??)

Saturday Pass - $35, For those who want to enjoy the smooth sounds of Isaac & Blewett blend seamlessly into Hot Toddy, then Rock out to the David Myles Band.

Sunday Pass - $20, For those who have to work Saturday night. Enjoy some up and coming acoustic talent from The FoodClothingShelterMusic collective then rock out to Weak Size Fish. A DJ afterparty and camping is also included in this ticket price.

Tickets are available online here
http://ww3.ticketpro.ca/groups.php?id=42&List=no

and also at any Ticket Pro location near you, for a complete list click here.
http://ww3.ticketpro.ca/pos.php

We also have tickets in Sussex at The Mason Jar, and St Andrews at The Red Herring Pub, and from any FeelsGood team member.

FeelsGood.ca in partnership with Picaroons and Crabbe Mountain Ski Resort is pleased to announce the first ever Beer/Art/Music Festival to be held on the slopes of New Brunswicks best ski hill this August 29th & 30th. The Event will be a celebration of the Maritime’s best Brews, Artisans and Musical talent. We are striving to be as environmentally responsible as possible and keeping this festival as true to local maritime talent and services as we can.

First Off, Let’s talk about the beer! Fredericton based North Hampton Brewing Company, makers of traditional English Ales, have been brewing up something special this summer; FeelsGood Imperial Pilsner! The festival will be the offical unveiling of the newest Picaroons Flavour (stay up to date on sneak previews around the province at www.feelsgood.ca) and Of course we will still have other Picaroons favourites on tap for you to enjoy responsibly.

The Market portion of the event will begin Saturday afternoon to allow vendors from the Fredericton Farmer’s Market to get to the site and set up shop. The Market will remain open until Sunday evening, hosting vendors of many artistic mediums, fresh vegetables, Ethnic Cuisine, Pottery, Clothing, Prints, etc, etc.

Now let’s talk about that music!! We will be dividing the musical element into two days; the first day (Sat. Aug 29th) will see music on the Main Stage by such Acts as David Myles Band, Hot Toddy, Issac & Blewett, Gordon Gets Lost, Ryan Leblanc and many more. On Sunday we will be having a smaller stage within the market area with Weak Size Fish, FM hi low, The Tallest Band on Earth and acts from the FoodClothingShelterMusic Collective

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Comment by Vye Nel on August 26, 2009 at 12:11pm

Excited for the first Annual Folly, hope to see everyone there!

Comment by mumble on August 26, 2009 at 9:13am

on our way up to crabbe as we speak. 4 more days of stress, then we can relax and regroup. can't wait to see everyone boogie on the bunny hill!!!

Comment by The Big 3 on August 7, 2009 at 7:24pm

Yes, for anyone who gets the Weekend Pass there's plenty of camping a few hundred feet from the stage.

Comment by SusieQ on August 7, 2009 at 2:47pm

Can we tent out on Crabbe?

Comment by Pixie Sun Child on August 1, 2009 at 3:44pm

How much does it cost?