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SPECIAL ADVERTISING SUPPLEMENT TO SACRAMENTO NEWS & REVIEW

ADVANCE TICKETS & INFO 530-891-4098 online at www.worldfest.net PINK MARTINI (sat) Fairgrounds, Grass Valley, CA

July 11-14, 2013 Daytime Stages — 9:30 am – 5 pm Evening Stages — 5:30 pm – 10:30 pm See worldfest.net for complete daytime and evening schedules

BRUCE HORNSBY & THE NOISEMAKERS

WORLDFEST CHORUS — Warren Haskell directs the chorus. Go online at worldfest.net for a preview of tunes, then rehearse and perform on Sunday on the Discovery Stage. All voices welcome!

(fri) Singer, pianist, accordion player, songwriter extraordinaire, Bruce has done it all from rock n roll to jazz to bluegrass, and played with Dylan, CS&N, Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, Grateful Dead, Bonnie Raitt . . . Music Heaven ahead!

NATIVE PEOPLE’S VILLAGE — Spend time in the fabulous Bark House and teepees and learn about traditional tools, crafts, music, drumming and healing from Tribal members.

Join the Tsi-Akim Maidu and other Native People as native flute, drum, song and dance open WorldFest on Thursday evening.

SOUL SHAKE DANCE CHURCH — Shake your body and free your spirit with a DJ’d dance wave featuring funk, hip hop, trance, ambient, drum and more. Sure to wake the soul.

UKULELE UNIVERSITY — Bring your uke! All ages, all skills welcome.

BADI ASSAD (sat, sun) Sister of Brazilian superstars the Assad Brothers, combines virtuoso guitar with astounding Bobby McFerrin-like vocal virtuosity.

If the United Nations had a house band it would be the 12-member strong Pink Martini. Piano virtuoso Thomas Lauderdale leads a visit to a fanciful samba parade in Rio, a 1930s French cabaret, a side journey to Japan and much more.

VIEUX FARKA TOURE

ALISON BROWN QUARTET (thur, fri) Defying categorization, the amazing banjo maestro touches bluegrass, newgrass, jazz, classical, Celtic, world and much more.

MOSHAV (fri, sun) One of Israel's finest exports offers a blend of Middle East flavors, reggae and folk/rock fused with hopeful Jewish spiritual insights.

(sun) The son of Malian guitarist Ali Farka Touré inherited his dad's dazzling phrasing while embracing fiery African desert blues rock.

Y LA BAMBA (sun)

WORKSHOPS: SING! DANCE! PLAY! YOGA & TAI CHI & MEDITATION WITH THE MONKS — Special this year: Morning meditations with the Tibetan Monks of the Drepung Loseling Monastery, Fri-Sun. Enjoy instrumental, dance and vocal workshops hosted by many artists, and join the daily jam sessions. Dance workshops all festival in African, South American, folk and belly dance.

Morning Yoga with Jo Dee, Maura & Paula plus Cool Down Yoga in the evening. Tai Chi in the mornings with Julie make the weekend complete.

FOOD & DRINK — Sample specialty dishes from around the world freshly prepared each day. Sierra Nevada Beer, Mountain People’s CalNatural organic wine and Knudsen Spritzers wet your whistle and you are welcome to bring your own meals. Please, no glass or alcohol may be brought into the performance area.

WORLDFEST MARKETPLACE for CD’s and T-SHIRTS — Shop for the California WorldFest 2013

BRUCE COCKBURN (sun) A special solo show by Canadian singer/songwriter/ guitarist extraordinaire, simply among our world’s best. And, we are lucky.

Shouting their message of unity for all through the grooves of funk, mambo, blues, and soulful ancient folk traditions. Dancing ahead.

MARTHA REDBONE ROOTS PROJECT (fri, sat) WorldFest favs guarantee worn out dancing shoes in a non-stop global dance party blending Bhangra, Celtic, reggae and electronica.

SUSTAINABLE WORLDFEST — Thanks for helping us do our part . . . share a ride to WorldFest (www.spaceshare. com/worldfest), look for our new composting collection bins, bring your reusable water bottle to fill at the Fairgrounds water stations (all Fairgrounds water is potable), and always, always use the recycle bins.

Monks of Drepung Loseling Monastery share authentic multi-phonic singing, spine tingling chants and incredible Mandala sand painting.

friends at KVMR radio continue their 4th decade of great radio, again broadcasting the festival on 89.5 FM and at KVMR.org. Support community radio and turn your radio on! |

INCENDIO (sun) Los Angeles Latin guitar world fusion features smokin’ guitar of mambo, samba, Celtic, flamenco and world grooves.

A rhythmic extravaganza exploring Latin American and African influenced tunes while blurring the lines of cultural borders.

RITA HOSKING & COUSIN JACK

BRIGA (fri, sat) Fervent violin firmly rooted in eastern European and Gypsy folk, influenced by Bulgarian wedding tunes and French chanson.

(sat, sun) Not quite old-timey, not quite bluegrass, but a whole lotta country folk mixed with fabulous songwriting. Emmylou meets Gillian.

BANANA SLUG STRING BAND

BROTHERS COMATOSE

RUNA (thur, fri) Celtic high energy, blazing step dancing, graceful acoustic melodies and tight harmonies embellished with virtuoso musicianship.

MAMUSE (sun) Garrison Keillor favorites, their lively and lilting melodies and intricate harmonies enrich a haunting, joyful a Cappella sensibility.

JEFFERY BROUSSARD & THE CREOLE COWBOYS (sat, sun) One of the most influential accordionists and vocalist in modern Zydeco music; joyous dancing and hot, hot, hot.

BRITTNI PAIVA (sat) The preeminent female ukulele player from Hawaii, influenced by jazz, rock, flamenco, classical and traditional Hawaii melodies.

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A SPECIAL ADVERTISING SUPPLEMENT TO SN&R

LEFTOVER CUTIES (sat, sun) Vintage jazz-pop for the speakeasies of today combine ukulele and accordion with French horn, maraca, trumpet, bass and drum.

July 10 $170 $160 $130 $70 $70 $35 $150 $140 $100 $55 $30 $15 $25

Gate $185 $175 $145 $75 $70 $35 $165 $155 $110 $60 $30 $15 $30

(Child free when accompanied by adult, Thursday only)

(sat, sun) Exploring science, ocean ecosystems, and being green through the music of rock, funk/rap, zydeco, bluegrass, reggae and country.

(thur, fri) First class Americana, old-timey and bluegrass musicians melding original string music and sweet vocals with good time exuberance.

Purchase Tickets by: 4-Day Adult w/Camping 3-Day Adult w/Camping 2-Day Adult w/Camping 1-Day Adult w/Camping Youth w/Camping (ALL festival) Child w/Camping (ALL festival) 4-Day Thurs–Sun Adult (NO camping) 3-Day Fri–Sun Adult (NO camping) 2-Day Adult (NO camping) 1-Day Adult (NO camping) Youth 1-Day (NO camping) Child 1-Day (no camping) Thursday evening Adult or Youth (NO camping)*

Postage and handling per order add $5.00 Note: TICKET ORDERS WILL NOT BE PROCESSED WITHOUT THE $5 HANDLING.

Youth is ages 13-16, Child is 5-12, Under 5 FREE Sorry, RV HOOKUPS ARE SOLD OUT. You may bring your RV and dry camp. There is a dump station available on site.

PROFESSOR MERLOCH SILVERMAINE (sat, sun)

TO ORDER TICKETS

A strolling Seer, Sage, Sorcerer, and Storyteller whose magical powers are not about tricks, but about life itself.

The Novelists (sun) WorldFest Fan Choice winners feature storytelling singersongwriters, four-part harmonies and sublime musicianship.

View complete Stage Schedule at www.worldfest.net SEATING IN FRONT OF THE SOUND BOARD IS FOR LOW-BACKED CHAIRS ONLY (under 32" from top of chair to ground & under 10" from back of seat to ground). Tarps are not allowed. Full size chairs are welcome beyond the walking aisle. All seating and eating areas are non-smoking, including the picnic tables and food vending areas. No pets are allowed. PLEASE: NO GLASS or ALCOHOL may be brought into the performance area.

On the web: www.worldfest.net

By Phone: 530-891-4098 (visa/mc)

By Mail: Checks Payable to: MAPLE CREEK PRESENTS CALIFORNIA WORLDFEST PO BOX 3339, CHICO, CA 95927 OFFICE HOURS: 10 am – 5 pm, Mon–Fri E-MAIL: info@worldfest.net CAMPING GATE OPENS AT 8am DAILY Beginning Thursday MUSIC GATE OPENS AT 9am FRI–SAT–SUN & 4pm THUR RAIN OR SHINE — NO REFUNDS NO PETS — NO CAMPFIRES DAY PARKING CHARGE IS $5

ADULT 1-DAY TICKETS ALSO AVAILABLE AT: Grass Valley - Briarpatch Market - 530-272-5333 Nevada City - Yabobo - 530-478-9114 Sacramento - Sacramento Natural Foods - 916-455-2667 Auburn - Cherry Records - 530-823-2147 ARTISTS SUBJECT TO CHANGE FESTIVAL RUNS RAIN OR SHINE

ALASDAIR FRASER (sat) Renowned Scottish fiddle master’s flawless virtuosity and improvisation continues to push Scotland's jigs & reels around the globe.

MYSTICAL ARTS OF TIBET (fri-sun)

KVMR Broadcasts Live!!! – Our

C A L I F O R NIA W O R LD F E ST

(thur, fri) Retro, modern, indie fuse with prewar string-band instrumentation and heartfelt mountain holler blues, soul and indigenous music.

DELHI 2 DUBLIN

GLOBAL ARTISANS — Browse African and South American imports, custom jewelry, Indonesian clothing, handcrafts and arts.

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MAMAJOWALI (fri, sat) AfroAmericana with Joe Craven’s mandolin/violin/percussion, Mali's ngoni maestro Mamadou Sidibe and guitarist Walter Strauss.

YEMEN BLUES (thur, fri)

t-shirt design by renowned artist Pinky LaFarge; hurry, cuz they sell fast. Meet & Greet the performers as they sign CDs throughout the weekend.

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Unearthly vocals lead a wideranging Indie-Pop exploration of jangling rock steeped in the influences of Mexican heritage.

MASANGA MARIMBA ENSEMBLE (fri, sat)

To insure space for all, camping will be limited again this year and we anticipate a campground sellout.

Plus Music Workshops – Bring your instruments for lessons and jams. Troika Folk Dance Band, African Dance & Music Workshops throughout the weekend. Late night drumming workshop with the Sacramento Drum Circle. The WorldFest Chorus and Open Mic – You are the star!

A SPECIAL ADVERTISING SUPPLEMENT TO SN&R

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WWW.WORLDFEST.NET

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ADVANCE TICKETS & INFO 530-891-4098 online at www.worldfest.net PINK MARTINI (sat) Fairgrounds, Grass Valley, CA

July 11-14, 2013 Daytime Stages — 9:30 am – 5 pm Evening Stages — 5:30 pm – 10:30 pm See worldfest.net for complete daytime and evening schedules

BRUCE HORNSBY & THE NOISEMAKERS

WORLDFEST CHORUS — Warren Haskell directs the chorus. Go online at worldfest.net for a preview of tunes, then rehearse and perform on Sunday on the Discovery Stage. All voices welcome!

(fri) Singer, pianist, accordion player, songwriter extraordinaire, Bruce has done it all from rock n roll to jazz to bluegrass, and played with Dylan, CS&N, Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, Grateful Dead, Bonnie Raitt . . . Music Heaven ahead!

NATIVE PEOPLE’S VILLAGE — Spend time in the fabulous Bark House and teepees and learn about traditional tools, crafts, music, drumming and healing from Tribal members.

Join the Tsi-Akim Maidu and other Native People as native flute, drum, song and dance open WorldFest on Thursday evening.

SOUL SHAKE DANCE CHURCH — Shake your body and free your spirit with a DJ’d dance wave featuring funk, hip hop, trance, ambient, drum and more. Sure to wake the soul.

UKULELE UNIVERSITY — Bring your uke! All ages, all skills welcome.

BADI ASSAD (sat, sun) Sister of Brazilian superstars the Assad Brothers, combines virtuoso guitar with astounding Bobby McFerrin-like vocal virtuosity.

If the United Nations had a house band it would be the 12-member strong Pink Martini. Piano virtuoso Thomas Lauderdale leads a visit to a fanciful samba parade in Rio, a 1930s French cabaret, a side journey to Japan and much more.

VIEUX FARKA TOURE

ALISON BROWN QUARTET (thur, fri) Defying categorization, the amazing banjo maestro touches bluegrass, newgrass, jazz, classical, Celtic, world and much more.

MOSHAV (fri, sun) One of Israel's finest exports offers a blend of Middle East flavors, reggae and folk/rock fused with hopeful Jewish spiritual insights.

(sun) The son of Malian guitarist Ali Farka Touré inherited his dad's dazzling phrasing while embracing fiery African desert blues rock.

Y LA BAMBA (sun)

WORKSHOPS: SING! DANCE! PLAY! YOGA & TAI CHI & MEDITATION WITH THE MONKS — Special this year: Morning meditations with the Tibetan Monks of the Drepung Loseling Monastery, Fri-Sun. Enjoy instrumental, dance and vocal workshops hosted by many artists, and join the daily jam sessions. Dance workshops all festival in African, South American, folk and belly dance.

Morning Yoga with Jo Dee, Maura & Paula plus Cool Down Yoga in the evening. Tai Chi in the mornings with Julie make the weekend complete.

FOOD & DRINK — Sample specialty dishes from around the world freshly prepared each day. Sierra Nevada Beer, Mountain People’s CalNatural organic wine and Knudsen Spritzers wet your whistle and you are welcome to bring your own meals. Please, no glass or alcohol may be brought into the performance area.

WORLDFEST MARKETPLACE for CD’s and T-SHIRTS — Shop for the California WorldFest 2013

BRUCE COCKBURN (sun) A special solo show by Canadian singer/songwriter/ guitarist extraordinaire, simply among our world’s best. And, we are lucky.

Shouting their message of unity for all through the grooves of funk, mambo, blues, and soulful ancient folk traditions. Dancing ahead.

MARTHA REDBONE ROOTS PROJECT (fri, sat) WorldFest favs guarantee worn out dancing shoes in a non-stop global dance party blending Bhangra, Celtic, reggae and electronica.

SUSTAINABLE WORLDFEST — Thanks for helping us do our part . . . share a ride to WorldFest (www.spaceshare. com/worldfest), look for our new composting collection bins, bring your reusable water bottle to fill at the Fairgrounds water stations (all Fairgrounds water is potable), and always, always use the recycle bins.

Monks of Drepung Loseling Monastery share authentic multi-phonic singing, spine tingling chants and incredible Mandala sand painting.

friends at KVMR radio continue their 4th decade of great radio, again broadcasting the festival on 89.5 FM and at KVMR.org. Support community radio and turn your radio on! |

INCENDIO (sun) Los Angeles Latin guitar world fusion features smokin’ guitar of mambo, samba, Celtic, flamenco and world grooves.

A rhythmic extravaganza exploring Latin American and African influenced tunes while blurring the lines of cultural borders.

RITA HOSKING & COUSIN JACK

BRIGA (fri, sat) Fervent violin firmly rooted in eastern European and Gypsy folk, influenced by Bulgarian wedding tunes and French chanson.

(sat, sun) Not quite old-timey, not quite bluegrass, but a whole lotta country folk mixed with fabulous songwriting. Emmylou meets Gillian.

BANANA SLUG STRING BAND

BROTHERS COMATOSE

RUNA (thur, fri) Celtic high energy, blazing step dancing, graceful acoustic melodies and tight harmonies embellished with virtuoso musicianship.

MAMUSE (sun) Garrison Keillor favorites, their lively and lilting melodies and intricate harmonies enrich a haunting, joyful a Cappella sensibility.

JEFFERY BROUSSARD & THE CREOLE COWBOYS (sat, sun) One of the most influential accordionists and vocalist in modern Zydeco music; joyous dancing and hot, hot, hot.

BRITTNI PAIVA (sat) The preeminent female ukulele player from Hawaii, influenced by jazz, rock, flamenco, classical and traditional Hawaii melodies.

JUNE 27, 2013

|

WWW.WORLDFEST.NET

|

A SPECIAL ADVERTISING SUPPLEMENT TO SN&R

LEFTOVER CUTIES (sat, sun) Vintage jazz-pop for the speakeasies of today combine ukulele and accordion with French horn, maraca, trumpet, bass and drum.

July 10 $170 $160 $130 $70 $70 $35 $150 $140 $100 $55 $30 $15 $25

Gate $185 $175 $145 $75 $70 $35 $165 $155 $110 $60 $30 $15 $30

(Child free when accompanied by adult, Thursday only)

(sat, sun) Exploring science, ocean ecosystems, and being green through the music of rock, funk/rap, zydeco, bluegrass, reggae and country.

(thur, fri) First class Americana, old-timey and bluegrass musicians melding original string music and sweet vocals with good time exuberance.

Purchase Tickets by: 4-Day Adult w/Camping 3-Day Adult w/Camping 2-Day Adult w/Camping 1-Day Adult w/Camping Youth w/Camping (ALL festival) Child w/Camping (ALL festival) 4-Day Thurs–Sun Adult (NO camping) 3-Day Fri–Sun Adult (NO camping) 2-Day Adult (NO camping) 1-Day Adult (NO camping) Youth 1-Day (NO camping) Child 1-Day (no camping) Thursday evening Adult or Youth (NO camping)*

Postage and handling per order add $5.00 Note: TICKET ORDERS WILL NOT BE PROCESSED WITHOUT THE $5 HANDLING.

Youth is ages 13-16, Child is 5-12, Under 5 FREE Sorry, RV HOOKUPS ARE SOLD OUT. You may bring your RV and dry camp. There is a dump station available on site.

PROFESSOR MERLOCH SILVERMAINE (sat, sun)

TO ORDER TICKETS

A strolling Seer, Sage, Sorcerer, and Storyteller whose magical powers are not about tricks, but about life itself.

The Novelists (sun) WorldFest Fan Choice winners feature storytelling singersongwriters, four-part harmonies and sublime musicianship.

View complete Stage Schedule at www.worldfest.net SEATING IN FRONT OF THE SOUND BOARD IS FOR LOW-BACKED CHAIRS ONLY (under 32" from top of chair to ground & under 10" from back of seat to ground). Tarps are not allowed. Full size chairs are welcome beyond the walking aisle. All seating and eating areas are non-smoking, including the picnic tables and food vending areas. No pets are allowed. PLEASE: NO GLASS or ALCOHOL may be brought into the performance area.

On the web: www.worldfest.net

By Phone: 530-891-4098 (visa/mc)

By Mail: Checks Payable to: MAPLE CREEK PRESENTS CALIFORNIA WORLDFEST PO BOX 3339, CHICO, CA 95927 OFFICE HOURS: 10 am – 5 pm, Mon–Fri E-MAIL: info@worldfest.net CAMPING GATE OPENS AT 8am DAILY Beginning Thursday MUSIC GATE OPENS AT 9am FRI–SAT–SUN & 4pm THUR RAIN OR SHINE — NO REFUNDS NO PETS — NO CAMPFIRES DAY PARKING CHARGE IS $5

ADULT 1-DAY TICKETS ALSO AVAILABLE AT: Grass Valley - Briarpatch Market - 530-272-5333 Nevada City - Yabobo - 530-478-9114 Sacramento - Sacramento Natural Foods - 916-455-2667 Auburn - Cherry Records - 530-823-2147 ARTISTS SUBJECT TO CHANGE FESTIVAL RUNS RAIN OR SHINE

ALASDAIR FRASER (sat) Renowned Scottish fiddle master’s flawless virtuosity and improvisation continues to push Scotland's jigs & reels around the globe.

MYSTICAL ARTS OF TIBET (fri-sun)

KVMR Broadcasts Live!!! – Our

C A L I F O R NIA W O R LD F E ST

(thur, fri) Retro, modern, indie fuse with prewar string-band instrumentation and heartfelt mountain holler blues, soul and indigenous music.

DELHI 2 DUBLIN

GLOBAL ARTISANS — Browse African and South American imports, custom jewelry, Indonesian clothing, handcrafts and arts.

|

MAMAJOWALI (fri, sat) AfroAmericana with Joe Craven’s mandolin/violin/percussion, Mali's ngoni maestro Mamadou Sidibe and guitarist Walter Strauss.

YEMEN BLUES (thur, fri)

t-shirt design by renowned artist Pinky LaFarge; hurry, cuz they sell fast. Meet & Greet the performers as they sign CDs throughout the weekend.

2

Unearthly vocals lead a wideranging Indie-Pop exploration of jangling rock steeped in the influences of Mexican heritage.

MASANGA MARIMBA ENSEMBLE (fri, sat)

To insure space for all, camping will be limited again this year and we anticipate a campground sellout.

Plus Music Workshops – Bring your instruments for lessons and jams. Troika Folk Dance Band, African Dance & Music Workshops throughout the weekend. Late night drumming workshop with the Sacramento Drum Circle. The WorldFest Chorus and Open Mic – You are the star!

A SPECIAL ADVERTISING SUPPLEMENT TO SN&R

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WWW.WORLDFEST.NET

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JUNE 27, 2013

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CAMPING Beneath tall pines and oaks, the level terrain is ideal for families with tents, campers, and RVs. Showers and fresh water are located throughout the grounds. Lion Lake offers shoreline fishing for kids. Part of the campground is designated “Quiet after 11PM,” for those who want to sleep at the fest! Please, no drumming or loud music after 11PM in all camping areas (jamming is OK outside the Quiet Zone, but please respect others). No pets are allowed.