Photos from OUR Fest 2007

Another fantabulous year for the OUR Fest. Perfect weather, great music, and enough grins to go home with leftovers. Hi-lites? The whole danged weekend was superb. I don't want to toot my own horn or anything but, HONK!

Here is a photo of the set-up session Wednesday night. Janice Grosshans is on the stage, and Phil Cheney is in the foreground.


Here's what the stage looked like.


Here is the tent that housed the freak show, and the man eating chicken. Screams of fear and delight could be heard eminating from it all weekend long.


Here is the bewteeful Ami Worthen from Mad Tea Party, who arrived Thursday night.



Here is a photo of Phil Cheney in transit.


Phil Cheney in transit, with yours truly in the foreground


While we were chatting, a cat walked up to us carrying a frog in it's mouth. The cat dropped the frog in front of us, and ran away. Phil and Jason Krekel walked down to investigate the health of the poor frog.


Phil and Jason, upon deciding that the frog was in good enough health to be released from their care, returned it back to the pond to see it's friends.


Here is a rare glimpse of the community artist studio at Brushwood. This is where all of the bands hang out, chat, and munch cereal.


Here is jason Krekel of Mad Tea Party, about to show a bowl of greens who's boss.


Here is a sculpture someone made at Brushwood. In the background is the room with the swimming pool, and hot-tub -another reason to show up a few days early at the OUR Fest.


Here is the robot that preaches the law of repetition. The law of repetition.


Here is a shot of the fire-pit/ drum circle. In the background is a May-pole.


This is a large sculpture that someone made at the drum circle.


Mad Tea Party's Friday night set.


Stewed Mulligan, Friday night.


Here's Maury and JoAnn breaking down the merchandise booth Friday night.


JoAnn Vaccaro


Here's some photos of JoAnn Vaccaro's Saturday afternoon set. She is a woman of many hats. A suitcase full, to be exact.




Here's Baby Gramps' Saturday afternoon set, backed up with 2/3 of Mad Tea Party.




More photos to come. Stay tuned...