Lancaster Festival Schedule - July 29, 2004


Thursday, July 29

9:30 AM
Rising Park
Rising Park Day
Family activities, games, crafts and performers

Come to Rising Park for a day of picnics, hiking, poetry, games, crafts, fishing derbies and music. This free event is the perfect way to spend a summer day.
9:30 am Park, playground open for picnics & hiking
10:00 am - 5:00 pm Family fun activities including games & crafts. Fishing derbies - Pond Basin
10:30 am Poetry at the Park
Noon Matt Jergens - juggler, unicyclist, & stiltwalker
1:00 pm Winchester Steel Co. - steel drum band
3:00-5:00 pm Community Dance Showcase
10:00 AM
Decorative Arts Center of Ohio
Major Arts for Minors - Visual Arts
Watch visiting artist Keith Sklar paint a mural on a local building while creating your own smaller-scale masterpiece.
11:00 AM
Reflections
John Z. Gardiner Story Theater
John transforms himself into a hungry spider, a dancing tortoise and a variety of wild and wacky characters during his engaging story theater performances.
12:15 PM
Bandstand
The Lancaster High School Percussion Ensemble
Directed by Bruce Gerken, this talented ensemble continues to enthrall Festival audiences with upbeat, unique arrangements of pop, jazz and standards.
1:30 PM
River Valley Mall
John Z. Gardiner Story Theater
John transforms himself into a hungry spider, a dancing tortoise and a variety of wild and wacky characters during his engaging story theater performances.
4:00 PM
The Georgian
Afternoon Tea
The Georgian Museum hosts formal afternoon tea at the gracious 19th century mansion. This year’s theme is “Ladies’ Purses and Handbags.” Call 740-654-9923 for reservations.
6:00 PM
Bandstand
Community Orchestra
If you play an instrument and dream of performing in an orchestra, here is your chance to sit in with Lancaster Festival Orchestra members under the direction of Maestro Sheldon. To receive more information or a copy of the music, call the Festival office at 687-4808.
7:00 PM
Campus Cup
Slam Poetry
Powerful performance poetry will be presented at this mock slam conducted by the Columbus Poetry Society Slam Team. There will be an open mike for your own poetry performance as well.
7:00 PM
Bandstand
High School Night
8:00 PM
First United Methodist Church
Chamber Music Concert - Silent Partners
Hear rarely performed works by composers who arranged chamber music classics for new and unusual instrumental combinations. The performance features Michael Davis, violin; Judith Lynn Stillman, piano; John Sant’Ambrogio, cello; Dmitri Pogorelov, violin; and members of the Lancaster Festival Orchestra.
10:00 PM
Decorative Arts Center of Ohio
Chamber Music Series Gala
featuring Silver and Spruce

An eloquent duo of guitar and flute, a Silver and Spruce performance spans classics to the Beatles.