Kentuck Festival Program 2014

OCTOBER 18 & 19, 2014

KENTUCK PARK • 3501 FIFTH ST, NORTHPORT, AL

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Patrons and Art Center Information .................................. 4 Festival Information ................................................................... 5 Demonstrating and Guest Artists ........................................ 6 Awards and Judging .................................................................. 7 Kentuck Festival Map ................................................................ 8 Artist Listing by Booth ...........................................................10 Artist Listing by Last Name ...................................................11 Artist Listing by Medium .........................................................12 Kentuck for Kids..........................................................................14 Music and Storytelling .............................................................15

ON THE COVER

“Festival Kaleidoscope” by Hallie O’Kelley Hallie O’Kelley has been making quilt designs for the Kentuck Festival of the Arts for thirty-one years, first executing them as screen prints and now as quilts. These quilts begin as white fabric, which she screen dyes and designs into the beautiful quilt that becomes our event signature each year.

A SAMPLING OF WORK BY FESTIVAL ARTISTS Starting in top left corner and moving clockwise: Tim Hooper, Hanan Ingel, Jay Long, Debo Groover, Tiffany Ownbey, Justin Robinson, Julie Sewell

KENTUCK BOARD OF DIRECTORS

PRESIDENT: Elizabeth Brock TREASURER: Susan Snowden VICE PRESIDENT: Sontonia Stephens SECRETARY: Lyda Black Becky Booker Lynda Kuhn Alice Russell Chet Goldstein Rufus Lewis George Shelton Robert W. Halli, Jr. Myra Nodine Lucy Arnold Sikes Vivian Wright Karen Kennedy David Pass

FESTIVAL STEERING COMMITTEE Camden Adrian Volunteers Renee Agee Patron/Kentuck Bucks Lyda Black Front Gate/Tickets Ann Bourne Artist Hospitality Steffani Clemons Artist Party Brandon Cooper Shuttle Parking Steve Davis Studio Artist Chad Englebert Park Layout Joe Fritz & Joanna Jacobs Kentuck for Kids Lynda Kuhn Patron’s Party John Newman Park Parking Randy Palmer Music

John Parsons Money Barbara Patrick Concessions Steve Reinhart Festival Grounds Heath Smitherman Northport Police Detail Susan Snowden, CPA Money Candy Stephens Artist Check-in/Information Ronnie Stokes Boy Scouts/Parking Barbara Tidmore Concessions Vicki Turnage Concessions Sherri Warner Patron Hospitality Paul Whitehurst General Contractor Joseph Wright Park Management

KENTUCK STUDIO ARTISTS Ann Betak Steve Davis

Kerry Kennedy Daniel Livingston

Robby Roberts

Special Thanks to the City of Northport, Mayor Herndon

and the Northport City Council, Northport Police, Northport Department of Public Works, City of Tuscaloosa EMA, PARA, Tuscaloosa Tourism and Sports Commission and local representatives Evonne Jackson, Richard Baughn, Christopher J. England, Alan Harper and Greg Reed.

KENTUCK STAFF

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR: Amy Echols PROGRAM MANAGER: Holly Roberts RETAIL MANAGER: Aaron Head DEVELOPMENT COORDINATOR: Sherri Warner BOOKKEEPER: Jennifer Ballard

Thoughts from Claudia Dreifus, New York, New York I am a journalist for the Science section of a nationally distributed newspaper, an author, a professor at Columbia University. I am also a periodic visitor to Alabama.

To this outsider, the Kentuck Center and its Festival, is a special Alabama treasure.

Your state is a unique American focal point. Alabama is a hotspot, if you will, for visual and musical art. I don’t know why this is so. But somehow an aggregate of history, experience and culture, combine to make Alabama unusually rich in vernacular art. I suspect that some of it has to do with the fact that Southerners, on the whole, don’t seem afraid to make art; they don’t allow formalism and a lack of expensive materials hold them back. They just go and find stuff to work with and then they do it. Actually, a great deal of what we consider indigenous Americana in music and craft stems from the American South. And especially from Alabama.

This is your resource. Like oil and gas are to Louisiana. Like manufacturing once was to Birmingham.

What Kentuck does is permit that special Alabama “something” to continue and to thrive. None of this would happen without a hand, without nurture. And it’s Kentuck that helps your vibrant art scene stay alive and even grow. Kentuck is an incubator, a nursery, a home.

In addition to supporting Southern artists, the annual Festival actually creates a market for them. Many of your artists would have a much tougher time making a living if Kentuck didn’t bring collectors, dealers and producers to one place at a set moment each year. The annual festival has a national and international reputation for being the best of its kind.

But the treats aren’t just visual. I was so impressed by the high quality of the blues and folk musicians who performed at last year’s Festival. These were all performers that I was unaware of. I now watch for them.

The dividends that all of Alabama will reap by its continued support of Kentuck are enormous. In addition to economic development, you are aiding our national sense of identity and culture.

This program has been made possible in part by grants from the Alabama State Council on the Arts and the National Endowment for the Arts.

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PATRONS as of

September 27, 2014

BENEFACTOR • Dianne and Omer Baker • Elizabeth Brock & Stephen Jasinski • Cathy Cahill and Maryellen Cahill • Jack and Bobbi Jo Clarke • Wyatt & Becky Collins • Deborah Crocker • Christine and Neil Dietsch • Amy & Mike Echols • Dr. and Mrs. Joe Fritz • Jane & Patrick Green • Edward Guy • CDR and Mrs. Lee A. Hallman, USN (Ret)

• Glenda Hood • Lisa LeCount and John Blitz • Grace Lee • Emily and Jack Leigh • Rufus and Lois Lewis • Virginia L. McPhearson • Robert and Ruth Reynolds • Carolanne and Johnny Roberts • George and Sharon Shelton • Janet Teer • Tuscaloosa Memorial Chapel

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Ann and Henry Betak Holly Gardner Chris and Sassy Gattozzi Mary’s Cakes & Pastries

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James T. & Dr. Jane F. Rasco Jack Regan Norman and Anna Singer Vicki Hicks Turnage

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Helena and Trevor Bain Lyda Black Becky & Mike Booker Michael and Karen Bownes Caroline Crownover Ron Davis Chet Goldstein Jean Gordon

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Patrick and Elizabeth Hamner Elaine Johnson Debra Nelson-Gardell Wanda Paul Robert F. Prince Ida Ida Studios Vivian H. Wright Willita Zoellner

WITH GRATITUDE Our heartfelt appreciation goes to all of our festival patrons, many whose names are not on this list due to printing deadlines.

If you did not receive an invitation to become a patron this year and would like to be on our mailing list for 2015, please email swarner@kentuck.org and write in the email subject line: Addition to Patron List. To become a Patron this year, see “PATRON PROGRAM AND PATRON HOSPITALITY PAVILION” on this page.

BECOME A MEMBER Kentuck Art Center is open year-round and supports the festival as well as other programming. Become a member by visiting Kentuck.org and click on Membership/Donate.

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ART BUILDS A new thing is happening at our year round Kentuck campus.

Changes not easily made are on the horizon that will rehabilitate our art center.

March 2013 bats invaded us, revealing structural issues in our 95 year-old building. Investing in structural fixes only was not the direction Kentuck’s Board of Director’s wanted to go. Engaging our community to bring special significance in architectural form to create a unique art place befitting of Kentuck’s history was. Blueprints are in progress and by the end of 2015, Kentuck artists and patrons along with the Historic Northport Community will have an art center that truly supports the pristine reputation Kentuck is known for locally and regionally. The bats were truly a gift for change and have brought us great support from friends like Sam Faucett and Mike Ellis’ talented architects.

Come back to the Historic Downtown Northport area after the festival and check out how art is building our neighborhood.

Traditional artists and a fabric designer can be found nearby on Artist Row and two new places, The Grocery (Studio) and a Weaver (Fiber Artist) recently opened on Main Avenue. Mary’s Cakes – her pastries are a work of art, and Brush Strokes, a learning studio for the visual arts is down the street, just to name a few. We invite you to come be a part of how Art Builds community, relationships and individuals. (Become a member at www.kentuck.org.)

The Marrow of It by: Meredith Randall Knight Bamboo Park Sculpture Installation August 2014 – January 2015 Be sure to visit this temporary exhibit in the back of Kentuck Park.

Scan QR Code for more information.

PATRON PROGRAM AND PATRON HOSPITALITY PAVILION Visitors can enjoy an additional dimension of participation in the festival through the Patron Purchase Program. Depending on the level of patronage chosen—Patron, Collector, or Benefactor—participants receive weekend festival passes, early-bird shopping privileges, invitations to special events, Kentuck Bucks (vouchers for purchasing art from festival exhibitors), a patron ribbon to award to a favorite artist, and other amenities including unlimited admission to the Patron Hospitality Pavilion throughout the festival. For more information, go to www.kentuck.org/festival_patron.html or come to the table at the Patron Hospitality Pavilion entrance.

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in the park cannot be used during festival weekend because the sewer line cannot handle the amount of traffic the festival generates.

PLEASE NO SMOKING IN RESTROOMS.

FESTIVAL INFORMATION Kentuck Merchandise The Festival Information Booth and sales of the 43rd Annual Kentuck Festival of the Arts merchandise are housed in the stone building you will see straight ahead as you enter the gate into the Festival. Long and short-sleeved Festival t-shirts and Kentuck ball caps will be available for purchase as supplies last.

Meet Me Here

Diaper-Changing Area A dedicated area and trash can is located directly behind the Festival Information building for parents who need to change their children’s diapers. Parents will need to provide all changing supplies and safety equipment.

“Meet Me” Location Point out the “Meet Me Here” sign with the smiley face near Festival Information to your children or companions.

Rest Easy We’ve placed hay bales throughout the park to provide places to rest and reflect. Don’t hesitate to “set a spell.”

Lost & Found This year’s items will be kept in a box at Festival Information.

Restrictions We do have some restrictions in the park: no pets; no alcohol; no smoking; no riding of bicycles, scooters, skateboards; no firearms.

First Aid The First Aid Tent, located near the festival entrance, is provided by The Tuscaloosa Fire Department.

Restrooms Porta-potties are available at several locations around the park. We regret it, but the permanent restrooms

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DEMONSTRATING ARTISTS 2014 Keeping awareness of traditional craft alive Giving traditional craft contemporary style

Kentuck began as a Northport centennial celebration featuring reenactments and demonstrations of southern folkways.

While the festival has expanded both in size and scope over its 43 year history, we continue to value the work of traditional and contemporary artisans. Their work at Kentuck helps bring awareness of these crafts to new generations. Throughout the Festival, throughout the park, Kentuck’s Demonstrating Artists show the techniques of their work. These artists include members of local craft guilds and university students as well as visiting artists from around the state and nation. Many offer the opportunity for you to try your hand in their medium.

Look for booths with these signs to see artisans doing their work and find interactive fun.

Alabama Folk Arts Master Teacher Demonstrating Artist

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GUEST ARTISTS 2014 Whether you call them visionary, outsider, folk, and/or self-taught artists, these artists are indisputably “Kentuck.”

Until 2012, the guest artists were curated by Kentuck’s late founding director, Georgine Clarke. Many of those original guest artists remain with some additions, decided upon through a network of observations and contacts, including artists, collectors, arts administrators and Kentuck’s staff, board, volunteers, and studio artists. These artists represent the art that put Kentuck on the international map for people who appreciate outsider and visionary art.

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Look for booths with this sign to find your way to some Kentuck legends.

Guest Artist NEW 38 festival artists are new to Kentuck this year or are returning after being away for a while. Be sure to see them along with the artists you look for every year. See listings on pgs. 10-13.

2013 Festival Awards

Kentuck judges present one Best of Show, two Awards of Distinction, and twelve merit Awards with monetary prizes totaling over $7000.

Recipients of these awards in 2013 were: Best of Show: Jay Long – mixed media; Award of Distinction: Aaron Hequembourg – mixed media; Award of Distinction: Kate Beck – fiber; Merit Award: Josh Cote – sculpture; Merit Award: Justin Lyons – mixed media; Merit Award: Nicario Jimenez – mixed media; Merit Award: Chris McCarthy – glass; Merit Award: Angelique Jones – mixed media; Merit Award: Yvonne Wells – fiber; Merit Award: Olive Kraus – mixed media; Merit Award: Micheal Paul Cole – photography; Merit Award: Kisa Grace – sculpture; Merit Award: Trent Manning – sculpture; Merit Award: Anthony Pack – mixed media; Merit Award: Natalie Nichols – jewelry. The 2013 judges were Gary Chapman, Professor of Art at the University of Alabama at Birmingham and Jan Katz, Curator Emeritus and Founder of The Center for Southern Craft and Design at the Ogden Museum of Southern Art in New Orleans.

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Rakes, Sarah Rasmussen, Joan Reed, T.R. Riffe, Debra Robinson, Justin Robinson, Ruth Robinson, Guadalupe Rose, Peter Ruder, Samuel Saggus, Frank Sanders, Mark Schaefer, Gail Schwade, Michael Sewell, Julie Shaffer, Robert "Dr. Bob" Shaffer, Gabriel Shaffer, Cher Shepard, Steve Sherrill, Polly Shores, Jim Shoults, Randy Sloss Furnace Smith, Michael Smith, Jo Snellgrove, Pam Snyder, Adam Sperry, John Spillar, Sharon Staley, Joanne Staley, Susan Steck, Tom Stoddard, Jason Stone, Dicky Storer, Corky Stricklin, Walt Sutherland, Vinnie Taylor, Kathleen Taylor, George Thang, Miz Thomas, Shawn Thompson, Dennis Tilley, John Tortorella, Jill UA Book Arts, Steve Miller Warner, Henry Weaver, Jim Weber, Timothy Wells, Della Wells, Yvonne West Alabama Fiber Guild West Alabama Quilters Guild West Alabama Woodworkers (WAWA) Wickey, Faith Williams, Ruby Williams, LaVon Wilson, Jason Windham, Steve Wortman, Emily & David Wyrick, Rick Wyrick, Vicki Grossman Xia, Sompit Yang, May Young, Kim

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Artists by MEDIUM BOOK ARTS UA Book Arts, Steve Miller CLAY Barber, Margaret Berry, Ned Brown, Jerry Brownlee, Ed Butler, Kenneth Cearlock, Rhonda Charney, Jack Crimson Ceramics, Crisswell, Becky Bolton Feazell, Todd Feyrer, Thomas Fincannon, Karen Gauss, Joy Irwin, Kevin Katz, Lynda Kendrick, Betsy Kennedy, Kerry Kentuck Clay Cooperative Lemonier, Rodney Livingston, Daniel Loucks, Steve McCaffrey, Pat McMillin, Craig McWhorter, Don Miller, Steve Neal, Greg Parsley, Jason Robinson, Guadalupe Rose, Peter Schaefer, Gail Sewell, Julie Sherrill, Polly Shoults, Randy Smith, Jo Snyder, Adam Thompson, Dennis Tortorella, Jill Weber, Timothy Wilson, Jason Wortman, Emily & David FIBER ARTS Austin, Sally Beadle, Martha Beck, Kate Bush, Clay Damrauer, Mimi Dement, Katy Dixon, Linda Ens, Suzanne Erlund, Beth Hays, Teresa Johnson, Bessie Mock, Erika Moore, Lucy Otterson, Susan Pardi, Tony Popp, Laurie Smith, Michael Thomas, Shawn Wells, Yvonne West Alabama Fiber Guild West Alabama Quilters Guild Yang, May

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GLASS Berg, Mitchell Bungo, Shawn Cornman, Sam Felix, Jeff & Jaky Hamilton, Larry Hymel, Jerry Johnson, Dennis Kelly, Ginger McCarthy, Chris Palmer, Toni Pollack, Andrew Sanders, Mark Snellgrove, Pam Staley, Susan Wickey, Faith JEWELRY Bearden, Kathleen Bohorfoush, Allison Brennan, Kathy Collins, Nichole DeMarcay, Jayne Eaves, Nancy Farley, Debra Fleming, Kate Rothra Flint, Jeanne Frerichs, Susan Goolsby, Catherine Green, Betsy Ingel, Hanan James, Gordon Nichols , Natalie Parks, Barbara Pinckney, Charles Schwade, Michael Staley, Joanne Stoddard, Jason Wyrick, Vicki Grossman Young, Kim LETTERPRESS PRINTING Kennedy, Jr., Amos Paul Peterson, Jessica LITERARY ARTS Black Warrior Review METAL Alabama Forge Council Beck, Chris Caldwell, Ben Carpenter, Julia Colburn, William Conlon, Fred Cooper, Cathy Esslinger, Mike Jacobus, Richard Juneau, Pat Miree, Royal Sloss Furnace Storer, Corky Sutherland, Vinnie Xia, Sompit MIXED MEDIA Allen-Coleman, Kathrine Andrew, Thomas Anthony, Butch Asuit, Jake Baker, Marian Brin, Hill Buckner, Suzan and Chuck Caisse, Kim

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Artists by MEDIUM Clarke, Athlone Cumbie, Chris Davenport, Chris Disney, Theresa Engel, Joe Goodman, Elayne Groover, Debo Hequembourg, Aaron Hii, Lou Holland, Jeanie Hubbard, Chris Ivens, Roger “Ab” Jimenez, Nicario Johansen, Leif Johnson, Morris Knill, Joachim Kracht, Deborah Kraus, Olive Lamendola, William Lansburg, Amy Lash, Barbara Legge, Eric Long, Jay Loose, Peter Lucas, Charlie Luttrell, Margaret Mabat, Ynon Madzo, Michael Manning, Trent Matthews, Betty Sue Meadows, Steven Nagel, David Norris, Lisa Ownbey, Tiffany Pack, Anthony Papka, Raymond Powell, Terrell Proctor, Missionary Mary & Tyrone Robinson, Ruth Ruder, Samuel Saggus, Frank Shaffer, Robert “Dr. Bob” Shaffer, Gabriel Shaffer, Cher Shores, Jim Taylor, Kathleen Thang, Miz Warner, Henry Wells, Della MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS James, Floyd NATURAL MATERIALS/BASKETS Bloom, Deborah Chafin, Don & Gwen Gibson, Terry Goode, Ellen Jones Jr., George McCall, Andrew & Etta Perkinson, Jean PHOTOGRAPHY Booker T. Washington Magnet High, Brabson, Craig Canterbury, John (Jay) Cole, Micheal Paul Fetters, Kathleen Granata, John

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Gruber, Marie Hemminghaus, Matthew Morris, James Pfeiffer-Traylor, G. Cameron Stricklin, Walt SCULPTURE Clayton, Susan Cote, Josh Gachet, Randy Grice, Nelson Jitpraphai, Kowit Lydic, Jason Orr, Mark Rasmussen, Joan Reed, T.R. Steck, Tom Wyrick, Rick TWO-DIMENSIONAL Ali, Ellie Ambler, Kent Banks, Michael Bennett, Kendra Beverland, Jack “Mr. B” Bigelow, David Davis, Brenda Dowdall, Brian Ezell, Sam Fulks, Douglas Graves, Lila Handel, Kana Harris, Geoffrey Hersey, Andrew Hill, Bethanne Hitchings, Dion Hooper, Tim Kemper, M Kemper, Gillian Latimer, Madison Lewis, Ronald Linn, Katherine McGinley, Mary Nugent, Laura Peek, Scott Rakes, Sarah Riffe, Debra Robinson, Justin Shepard, Steve Sperry, John Spillar, Sharon Taylor, George Tilley, John Weaver, Jim Williams, Ruby WOOD Bladen, Ed Boone, David Edwards, Victor Harrington, Kevin Hecker, Jon Henry, Tom Linn, Robert Lupton, David Martinez, Peg Newbury, Jim Palmer, Bill Piel-Braunschweiger, Jorn & Kathleen Stone, Dicky West Alabama Woodworkers Williams, LaVon Windham, Steve

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Tallapoosa, GA Louisiana, MO Birmingham, AL maylene, AL Tallahassee, FL Hendersonville, NC Pinckney, MI Atlanta, GA Chattanooga, TN Jackson, NJ Knoxville, TN

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Kentuck for Kids Engaging children in the thrill of creating art and craft with their own hands is the guiding goal of Kentuck for Kids.

In the center of the Festival and in some other locations throughout the park, volunteers provide children and their parents with hands-on art and building adventures: • • • • • • • •

Befriending a new musical instrument at the musical petting zoo Drawing a self-portrait Nailing together a birdhouse Tie-dying fabric Working with fiber Marbling paper Crafting cornhusk and yarn dolls Impressing and stamping paper

Always something interesting, and always something to take home and treasure for a while! Children also can choose to be the canvas for custom face painting to celebrate their personalities or favorite animals, teams, or flowers.

Please remember that creativity can be messy, and the dyes used for tie-dying are permanent. Bring your kids to the park in clothes and shoes that they don’t have to worry about keeping clean.

The Kentuck for Kids area is open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., opening an hour after and closing an hour before the rest of the Festival. Children must be accompanied by an adult or by a responsible teen, for everyone’s safety and enjoyment. All activities are free, and some have an additional component (for example, tie-dying a t-shirt instead of a bandana) available for a reasonable fee.

Kentuck for Kids is made possible by the dedicated volunteers and groups that give their time to the festival. In addition to the core Kentuck for Kids volunteers, groups that enrich children’s Festival experience and appreciation for the making of art include the Children’s Hands-on Museum, the Tuscaloosa Symphony Guild, the Alabama Blues Project, Habitat for Humanity, University of Alabama book arts and ceramics students, the Kentuck Clay Co-op, the West Alabama Fiber Guild, and the West Alabama Woodworkers Association.

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43RD ANNUAL KENTUCK FESTIVAL OF THE ARTS 2014

Music & StOrytelling The Storytelling Storytelling Venue Venue will will present present engrossing engrossing storytelling storytellingin in an an intimate intimate theatre-in-the-round theatre-in-the-round setting while Brother Ben setting while thethe Brother Ben Stage will produce produce that that full band sound. sound. The The musical musical and andspoken spokenword wordperformances performancesat atKentuck Kentuck as asalways alwaysdraw drawfrom fromdeep deep diverse sources sources of Southern Southern culture, from early 20th 20th Century pop rock rock to to and diverse Century American American String String and and Gospel to to Americana, pop and blues blues to to gospel. jazz. Don’t indie-folk, and Don’tmiss missout outononthis thisyear’s year’sheadlining headliningacts, acts,Willie Willie Sugarcapps Sugarcapps and and The The Black Black Lillies.

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Brother Ben Stage 9:30 AM: Marian McKay and her Mood Swings - Jazz 11 AM: Rob Alley “An Alabama Songbook” 12:30 PM: Birmingham Sunlights – African American Gospel 2 PM: High Fidelics – Surf Rock 3:30 PM: Willie Sugarcapps - Americana

STORYTELLING Venue 10:30 AM: 13 Ghosts and Jeffrey - Reading, provided by University of Alabama Press 11:30 AM: Steven H. Hobbs - Storytelling 12:00 PM: Actor’s Charitable Theatre 1:00 PM: Steven H. Hobbs - Storytelling 1:30 PM: 13 Ghosts and Jeffrey - Reading, provided by University of Alabama Press 2:30 PM: Steven H. Hobbs - Storytelling 3:00 PM: Actor’s Charitable Theatre

sunday, October 19 Brother Ben Stage 10:30 AM: Bill Bellows – Singer/Songwriter 12:00 PM: Down Hill Strugglers – String band 1:30 PM: Great Peacock – Americana 3:00 PM: The Black Lillies - Americana STORYTELLING Venue 10:30 AM: 13 Ghosts and Jeffrey - Reading, provided by University of Alabama Press 11:30 AM: Steven H. Hobbs - Storytelling 12:00 PM: Billy Field - Storytelling 1:00 PM: Steven H. Hobbs - Storytelling 1:30 PM: 13 Ghosts and Jeffrey - Reading, provided by University of Alabama Press 2:30 PM: Steven H. Hobbs - Storytelling 3:30 PM: Billy Field - Storytelling

13 Ghosts and Jeffrey

This keepsake edition of the timeless best-seller 13 Alabama Ghosts and Jeffrey by folklorists Kathryn Tucker Windham and Margaret Gillis Figh reproduces in facsimile the original hardcover version of a beloved classic.

One of the best-known and widely shared books about the South, 13 Alabama Ghosts and Jeffrey has haunted the imaginations of generations of delighted young readers since it was first published in 1969. Written by nationally acclaimed folklorists Kathryn Tucker Windham and Margaret Gillis Figh, the book recounts Alabama’s thirteen most ghoulish and eerie ghost legends.

Steven H. Hobbs is a storyteller, educator, lawyer, poet, ethicist, historian, quilter, entrepreneur, consultant, actor, community organizer, and world traveler. Steven sees himself as a storyframer, one who structures stories around history, law, entrepreneurship, culture, and life. Storyteller Hobbs likes to share stories of wisdom, humor, and the triumph of the human spirit.

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