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Sunday 18 September 2005
12 noon Festival opens
13.00 Jim Bower, singer-songwriter
Jim is the vocalist and songwriter for popular Leeds band Shatner, but is performing a solo acoustic set for the festival.
See www.shatner.info
13.30 Patrick Clarke - Beer tasting talk
Expert advice on appreciating ale, from Clarke's Organic Group
See www.beersinabox.com
 14.00 Ebor Morris Dancers
Ebor Morris was formed in 1973 to keep alive the Morris Dances of the Cotswolds and the local Escrick Longsword Dance that are over five hundred years old. If you fancy joining their team just ask or give Jon a ring on 01904 659600.
www.ebormorris.org.uk
14.30 Raymond Greenoaken, Children's storyteller.
In the story tent, in the garden. Grownups welcome too!
greenr@taproot.demon.co.uk
 15.00 Matt Grace, singer-songwriter
A finalist in this year's Strung Out musicians' competition in York, Matt is an experienced performer, reminiscent of Billy Bragg and Jeff Buckley.
matt_dylan49@hotmail.com
16.00 Ebor Morris Dancers
16.30 Raymond Greenoaken, Children's storyteller.
Raymond Greenoaken weaves story, music and song into seamless and compelling narratives. His tales are full of sly scoundrels, witty women, ninnies and dunces, grannies and princes, twists, turns and impossible coincidences, drawn from the bottomless trove of English and Scottish traditional story. Be nice to him and he'll tell you how he once married a seal...
17.00 Musician tbc
 18.00 Suzy Bradley
Another singer songwriter from York, Suzy's music is fairly acoustic, with folk, jazz and pop/rock elements -
influenced by pretty much a bit of everything!
Powerful vocals with accompanying guitar.
18.30 Raymond Greenoaken, Children's storyteller.
19.00 Andy Curry
Andy has been playing around York for many years now, having previously run the St Johns College Union live music, busked in town, played gigs in pretty much every pub, made it to the finals of Strung Out 2003, played live on BBC Radio and supported the likes of James Yorkston, King Creosote, Gravenhurst, Hayley Hutchinson and Baz Warne (The Stranglers) to name but a few.
www.andycurry.co.uk/
 19.45 Raffle Draw
20.00 The Dangleberries
An acoustic set from the brilliant and ever-popular Dangleberries to headline our Festival musical line up.
http://thedangleberries.co.uk
22.30 Festival closes
Throughout the day there will be a barbeque served by the Durham Ox, and cheese tasting by Easingwold Cheese Stall. The pub and restaurant are open for Sunday lunch and supper as usual.
Please note that times and artists are subject to change.
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