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     April 6-7 :  Skagit Wood Expo, Mt. Vernon, WA Fairgrounds

               Last year was the first year for this venue and while we didn't have a chance to  attend or participate, I did hear very good reviews from people that did!  As the name suggests, it is all about wood and the great heritage of the wood industry in our area.  Live exhibits of chainsaw carving, portable sawmilling, wood turning and lathe work.  The Northwest Corner Woodworkers Association will have exhibits and there will be auctions of the wood products made on site as well as vendors with both wooden articles (like my dulcimers) and other arts and crafts vendors as well as food trucks and booths.

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     June 14-16 :  Wenatchee River Bluegrass Festival,    Cashmere, WA

               This will be our 5th or 6th time at this great Bluegrass Festival.  (would have been 8th time except for that darn ol' pandemic!  Great people, good food and wonderful music. Hope to see you there!

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     July 12-14 :   Street Fair,    Arlington, WA

               Always great to be vendors at our home town.  Arlington has a special mixture of

small town USA feelings while still being large enough to have everything one needs without having to go to the "big city".  We love living here and hope you will love visiting the street fair.

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     August 9-11 :   Mount St. Helens Bluegrass Festival, Toledo, WA

               Last year was our first time vending at this venue and we are definitely going back this year.  The music was great. The people running the festival were most helpful and very accomodating.  It was hot but there was plenty of shade to stay comfortable in.

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     September 2-4 (Labor Day Weekend) :   Oak Harbor, WA

               As a U.S. Navy Veteran, I can't imagine a better way to end the summer than to spend it at a location that loves and celebrates it's own Naval Air Station families.  Talking to the local Residents, Sailors and their families, gives us reason to be thankful for all of our military personnel, and for what they sacrifice to keep us free.  I invite you to join us  in Oak Harbor and when you see a sailor or veteran on the street, I encourage you to tell them thanks.

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