2nd Annual

DIXVILLE NOTCH

MUSIC, ARTS & CRAFTS

FESTIVAL

MAY 26, 2018

9 AM - 4 PM

At Mohawk Falls in Colebrook, NH

FREE ADMISSION!

WWW.DIXVILLENOTCHFESTIVAL.COM

603-237-1898

events@mohawkfalls.com

Participating Vendors:

A mix of artisans, crafters and food

producers from all over New England!

Featuring homemade &

handcrafted items!

Agape Gardens & April's Beads & Buttons

Anita's Arts

Basket of Stitches

Big Bear Rustics

B&B Creations

Bruno’s Amazing Wood-Fired Pizza

Connecticut River Artisan Group

Deeda's Baskets

Designer Woodcraft

Designs by MDS Jewelry

Dot's Creative Greetings

Earthen Step

Galactic Dyes

Genuine Local

K.B. Designs

Lake & Lodge Products, LLC

Linda Tase Pottery

Long Branch Wooden Bowls

Michele Elliot Designs

North Woods Work Studio, LLC

Our Creative Imaginings

Packrats Secondhand Store & Mr.

Hemon's Antiques / Clarksville Builders

Paintings by G.D. Thompson

Paintings by Lucinda

Pheasant Run Revivals

Ruth's Mustard

The Basket Weaver Shop

The Woods Design Co.

Tipsy Treats- Mountain Music Winery

Titone’s Italian Ice

Wandering Woolies

Wicked Good Fries

Wintergreens Farm & MORE!

Apply online by May 12, 2018!

Event Policies

We hope you will join us for this exciting new event! The setting is

absolutely beautiful, and we’ve got a great lineup of entertainment for all to enjoy! If attending, please take note

of our event policies below:

1. Please do not bring any pets, for liability reasons.

2. Please do not bring in any outside food or drinks, as they will be available at the festival.

3. Please dispose of trash & recycling in the receptacles provided.

4. If you are bringing small children, please attend to them at all times as we have several waterways on the property (ponds, river, waterfall, creek, etc.).

5. Lastly, it is a rain or shine event, so come prepared for New England weather!

Location: The venue is directly off

Route 26 in Colebrook. Look for our

sign by the road, near Dixville Notch.

Parking is available on site.

Address: Mohawk Falls

1478 Route 26

Colebrook, NH 03576

1:30 - 3:30 PM

ROY - HUDSON ACOUSTIC

DUO WITH WHITE WOLF

If you love old blues done right, get

ready for Dan Hudson on acoustic

guitar, vocalist/guitarist Linda Roy,

and local blues harp player,

WhiteWolf. Dan, who comes to us

from the great state of Maine, has

more than 42 years of experience of

wowing his audiences with

style! WhiteWolf has been jammin'

on the blues harp for over 20 with all

kinds of musicians. You will be

grooving at the gazebo to this

performance. Check them out on

Facebook for details.

Live Music This year we will be featuring blues

music at the pond-side gazebo! Enjoy!

9 - 11 AM NATHAN MICHAUD

Hailing from Orleans, VT in the heart

of the Northeast Kingdom, comes

Nathan Michaud. An instrumental

guitarist & composer, he’s been

playing blues music for over 20

years. Nathan aims to bring heartfelt

music with substance back to the

masses and is inspired by many of the

great blues players. His music

connects with listeners on an

emotional level. Don’t miss this

morning set that will kick off the

festival! Check out his Facebook

page and Videos to learn more.

11:15 AM - 1:15 PM

MR. GREEN STONE

Also coming from the Northeast King-

dom in Newport, VT is Paul M.

Stone. Paul started playing music in

third grade and hasn’t stopped! His

instrument of choice is the electric

guitar which he uses to spread his love

of blues, soul & funk. Paul was on the

Howard Stern Show in 2006 and has

released an album entitled “The Leg-

end of Sleepy Gumbo”. He plays often

with fellow musician, Jacob Green, al-

so of Vermont, who will be joining him

for this performance. As a solo artist,

Jacob has played 130+ shows a year for

the past 5 years (2013 - 2017) across

the country, playing 40 states to-

tal! His versatile homegrown, organic,

original songs bring a fresh approach to

old-school roots and blues folk music.

He is a blues singer/songwriter with a

twist, becoming a 'OneManBand', with

stomp box under foot, harmonica upon

neck and tireless strumming of instru-

ments. Together, Paul M. Stone and

Jacob Green are known as "Mr. Green

Stone". Find them online for more info.