2011 Woodstock Folk Festival

Sunday, July 17th, 2011, Woodstock Square, 12:30 p.m. to 6 p.m.

2010 WFF Award Presentation to Bonnie Koloc
2010 WFF Lifetime Achievement
Award presentation to
Bonnie Koloc by Annemarie Serra
and Carol Obertubbesing
with co-host Rich Warren
Photo by Alvin McGovern

2011 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
Chuck VanderVennet, our co-host.
Rich Warren
Rich Warren
Rich Warren, our co-host.
Maurice Smeets
Maurice Smeets
Maurice Smeets, our sound engineer.
12:30
Pat Wictor
Pat Wictor, a contemporary songwriter and interpreter steeped in American “roots” music.
1:15
Old Sledge
Old Sledge, a traditional old time band from the Blue Ridge Mountains in Floyd, Virginia.
2:00
Doug & Telisha Williams
Doug & Telisha Williams sing songs that give voice to the struggles of everyday people, as well as ghosts of the past.
2:45
Tangleweed
Tangleweed, a band of forward-looking musical reactionaries from Chicago that plays acoustic Americana music.
3:30
Albert and Gage
Albert and Gage, gifted singer-songwriters from Austin, Texas, with a 12-year track record of making beautiful music together.
4:15 Joann and Lee Murdock
Joann and Lee Murdock
Lifetime Achievement Award Presentation to Joann and Lee Murdock in recognition of their many contributions to folk music and the folk community.
4:45
Claudia Schmidt
Claudia Schmidt, a well-known fixture in the folk/acoustic music scene who's songs express what she sees with clarity, humor, and wonder.
5:30
All-Sing Finale
Festival performers wrap-up the afternoon with a sing-along.