2010 Festival Main Stage

From the Woodstock Square bandstand facing south, our Main Stage overlooks an open grassy area where you can sit and relax while enjoying our featured performers. The deck of the bandstand is high enough to give most people a good line of sight. There are some shady spots, but there are very few places that stay shaded all afternoon, so plan accordingly. And no matter where you sit, the sound will be excellent.

Sets on the Main Stage, except the award presentation and the “Best of Woodstock” segments, are 40 minutes, with five minutes between performers.

Time	Performer	Brief Description
	Chuck VanderVennet	Chuck VanderVennet, our co-host.
	Rich Warren	Rich Warren, our co-host.
	Maurice Smeets	Maurice Smeets, our sound engineer.
12:00	Best of Woodstock	Best of Woodstock, Amy Beth and Friends.
12:20	Joel Mabus	Joel Mabus, Folk circuit mainstay who artfully blends both the traditional and the original.
1:05	Best of Woodstock	Best of Woodstock, The Masthouse.
1:25	Flyin' A's	Flyin' A's, Austin-based folk duo powerfully fusing original Americana, country, Southern blues and "Texifide" jazz.
2:10	Best of Woodstock	Best of Woodstock, Off Square Music.
2:30	Meg Hutchinson	Meg Hutchinson, Lyric based, contemporary acoustic song writer brings stories to life through sweet, earthy vocals and haunting melodies.
3:15	Bonnie Koloc	Lifetime Achievement Award Presentation to Bonnie Koloc, singer, songwriter, painter, ceramist, and illustrator.
3:45	The Henhouse Prowlers	The Henhouse Prowlers, This powerhouse Chicago string band quartet brings us their own special brand of innovative bluegrass, which is aptly described as "New traditional".
4:30	Greg Greenway	Greg Greenway, singer/songwriter drawing inspiration from gospel, rock, blues, jazz, and world music.
5:15	Sons of the Never Wrong	Sons of the Never Wrong, combining influences of folk, jazz, pop, and rock to share their original "turbo-charged folk music".
6:00	All-Sing Finale	Festival performers wrap-up the afternoon with a sing-along.