Music Bios
Ha Ha Tonka
Ha Ha Tonka is the unmistakable indie-meets-Southern rock band comprised of Brett Anderson, Lucas Long, Brian Roberts, Chris Mason and Nick Siegel. Formed in West Plains, Missouri, Ha Ha Tonka specialize in disarming and effortless anthems that owe as much to high and lonesome Ozarks mountain music as chugging college rock. The band is named after Ha Ha Tonka State Park in Camdenton, Missouri and in 2023 self-released their new album Blood Red Moon. Link
Steve Ames & the County Lineup will get you ready to dance the night away under the county sky! Steve Ames has been writing and singing songs in the Ozarks for over 2 decades and he’s joined on stage by the multi-talented Adie Williams, along with Steven Sparks, Stevie Newman, Seth Randolph and Nick Archambault.
Justin Larkin / The Ozark Cobras is Justin, a singer, songwriter & multi-instrumentalist from Springfield, Missouri performing here with JrSOAPbox and Eric Howell. Together, they are a collective of independent songwriter/multi-instrumentalists from the Ozark hills of southwest Missouri.
The Creek Rocks
Cindy Woolf was raised in Batesville AR, along the southern foothills of the Ozarks Mountain region, and Mark Bilyeu hails from Springfield, located atop the Ozarks Plateau. They began their musical collaboration in 2003 with Mark at the helm for Woolf’s debut CD “Simple and Few.” They married in 2013, shortly after the release of Cindy’s third solo CD, “May.” Mark Bilyeu was a founding member of the family band, Big Smith. Big Smith released seven CDs during their tenure, and Mark has a solo album to his credit, 2005's "First One Free."
The Last Monarchs of Fall build melodies from the humid sun and burning fields of the Arkansas Delta based in Jonesboro. Weaving together folk, rock, and indie music, their songs celebrate the intricate facets of human experience, harnessing the power of love, loss, joy, and the profound beauty of life's most ordinary moments. Featuring Justin Castro, Presley Ray McLain, Ian Sloan, and Wes Klasky. Link
The Deadgummits
Formed by husband-and-wife duo Rex and Heather Langley in 2020, what began as a way to save their sanity during the pandemic became an eclectic and life-affirming tribute to the origins of the Dead’s bluegrass roots. Jam along until your knees turn to jelly with the entire Gummits crew: Heather and Rex Langley, Bryan Jenkins, Shug Morrow, Eric Ryan-Johnson, Stuart Blake, Andrea Kyle and Michael Holley. Link
One More Dollar has honed its craft and reputation as a rockin’ roots based folk music group traveling all over the Midwest. Coming from their home base of Springfield Missouri, this unique musical blend of old and new come together in what can only be described as Americana of the Ozarks, or as they call it, Ozarkana. Multi-instrumentalists, Alisha Thomas, Robert Adkison, and Jeremy Myers have an instrumentation that is “something different” yet brings the culture of the Ozarks one foot stomp at a time with fiddle, banjo, guitar, mandolin, and cello having innovating arrangements of original music and new takes on traditional favorites. Link
The Shandies
Led by Shannon Stine and Natalie Wlodarczyk, The Shandies’ studio-produced music includes elements of pop, rock and even the country genre. When they perform live, however, The Shandies strip everything down to just two guitars and two voices, performing their music in a heartfelt, folksy style. Link
Kicking Jacksie! plays their own brand of roots country/rock “Folkabilly” music, with a full slate of original songs. They’ll make you ponder your very existence. They’ll make you want to get up and dance! Kicking Jacksie! is Jack Bowden, Andy Holloway, Marvin LeJeune and Mike Blehm.
Casey & The Atta Boys is passionate about bluegrass and bringing their love of music to new people and places. They write a lot of their own material and put twists on others. Finding inspiration all around, Casey and the Atta Boys try to make music that is representative of themselves and inspiring to others! Casey Freeland leads and plays bass alongside her husband Kelly Freeland, Andrew Morton, Justin George and Becca Sein. Link
Singer/songwriter Maddi Warren grew up in Blue Eye, Missouri, a small town nestled in the Ozark Mountains. Alongside her sister Alli Butler, they formed an acoustic duo playing shows across the US from the riverbanks of the Mississippi to the east coast. They finished a western tour in July 2023, playing shows from Missouri to Montana. Their harmonies flow effortlessly, coupled with a strong bass line, a suitcase drum kit, and an acoustic guitar. Link
Lo-fi, literary, blues, folk, and a little fuzz. Wichita-based Shoeshine Blue is singer-songwriter Michael Apinyakul. Soulful folk for soulful folks.
Moselle
“I am a folk punk artist from the Ozarks. I am Sober, in my twenties and really good at making the situation awkward.” Moselle was lucky enough to be surrounded by nature growing up in NW Arkansas. In ‘Pesticides’, Moselle invites listeners into her personal struggle with substance abuse while connecting with the beauty of nature. This song becomes a touching snapshot of her journey, seamlessly connecting her thematic exploration with her distinctive blend of ‘90s and early 2000s folk and punk rock influences. It serves as a canvas of raw emotion, woven intricately with Moselle’s poignant vocals reminiscent of artists like Dolores O’Riordan of The Cranberries. Link
With the release of "Midnight Train", Michael Stanton Armstrong takes a fresh approach to a classic genre and style. Laced with addictive melodies, an unstoppable energy, and plenty of character, the record boasts the aesthetic of blues rock anthems. With the release of "Midnight Train", Michael Stanton Armstrong takes a fresh approach to a classic genre and style. Laced with addictive melodies, an unstoppable energy, and plenty of character, the record boasts the aesthetic of blues rock anthems.
Daniel Elixir: “There's a sweet, if slightly naïve, charm to Daniel Elixir's songs. That might be because music isn't exactly his primary or even secondary outlet; after working as an illustrator for such august publications as the New Yorker and the New York Review of Books, he moved to the Ozark hills in Missouri to raise organic produce and grass-fed beef.” - The Riverfront Times | FINALIST - 2020 Newfolk competition | Kerrville Folk Festival
Brian Martin interweaves old-time country blues and mountain folk music with Southern soul. His burly voice and down home witty tales result in music that is alluring to generations young and old. Link.
Eric Ryan-Johnson
Originally from Madison, Wisconsin and now in Tulsa, Oklahoma, Eric is a “A maestro of alternative acoustic rock. With a voice that echoes vulnerability and strength, Eric seamlessly blends alternative vibes with raw authenticity.” He plays with the band Folxway and plays fiddle with The Deadgummits, in addition to performing his own collection of original songs.
Ha Ha Tonka is the unmistakable indie-meets-Southern rock band comprised of Brett Anderson, Lucas Long, Brian Roberts, Chris Mason and Nick Siegel. Formed in West Plains, Missouri, Ha Ha Tonka specialize in disarming and effortless anthems that owe as much to high and lonesome Ozarks mountain music as chugging college rock. The band is named after Ha Ha Tonka State Park in Camdenton, Missouri and in 2023 self-released their new album Blood Red Moon. Link
Steve Ames & the County Lineup will get you ready to dance the night away under the county sky! Steve Ames has been writing and singing songs in the Ozarks for over 2 decades and he’s joined on stage by the multi-talented Adie Williams, along with Steven Sparks, Stevie Newman, Seth Randolph and Nick Archambault.
Justin Larkin / The Ozark Cobras is Justin, a singer, songwriter & multi-instrumentalist from Springfield, Missouri performing here with JrSOAPbox and Eric Howell. Together, they are a collective of independent songwriter/multi-instrumentalists from the Ozark hills of southwest Missouri.
The Creek Rocks
Cindy Woolf was raised in Batesville AR, along the southern foothills of the Ozarks Mountain region, and Mark Bilyeu hails from Springfield, located atop the Ozarks Plateau. They began their musical collaboration in 2003 with Mark at the helm for Woolf’s debut CD “Simple and Few.” They married in 2013, shortly after the release of Cindy’s third solo CD, “May.” Mark Bilyeu was a founding member of the family band, Big Smith. Big Smith released seven CDs during their tenure, and Mark has a solo album to his credit, 2005's "First One Free."
The Last Monarchs of Fall build melodies from the humid sun and burning fields of the Arkansas Delta based in Jonesboro. Weaving together folk, rock, and indie music, their songs celebrate the intricate facets of human experience, harnessing the power of love, loss, joy, and the profound beauty of life's most ordinary moments. Featuring Justin Castro, Presley Ray McLain, Ian Sloan, and Wes Klasky. Link
The Deadgummits
Formed by husband-and-wife duo Rex and Heather Langley in 2020, what began as a way to save their sanity during the pandemic became an eclectic and life-affirming tribute to the origins of the Dead’s bluegrass roots. Jam along until your knees turn to jelly with the entire Gummits crew: Heather and Rex Langley, Bryan Jenkins, Shug Morrow, Eric Ryan-Johnson, Stuart Blake, Andrea Kyle and Michael Holley. Link
One More Dollar has honed its craft and reputation as a rockin’ roots based folk music group traveling all over the Midwest. Coming from their home base of Springfield Missouri, this unique musical blend of old and new come together in what can only be described as Americana of the Ozarks, or as they call it, Ozarkana. Multi-instrumentalists, Alisha Thomas, Robert Adkison, and Jeremy Myers have an instrumentation that is “something different” yet brings the culture of the Ozarks one foot stomp at a time with fiddle, banjo, guitar, mandolin, and cello having innovating arrangements of original music and new takes on traditional favorites. Link
The Shandies
Led by Shannon Stine and Natalie Wlodarczyk, The Shandies’ studio-produced music includes elements of pop, rock and even the country genre. When they perform live, however, The Shandies strip everything down to just two guitars and two voices, performing their music in a heartfelt, folksy style. Link
Kicking Jacksie! plays their own brand of roots country/rock “Folkabilly” music, with a full slate of original songs. They’ll make you ponder your very existence. They’ll make you want to get up and dance! Kicking Jacksie! is Jack Bowden, Andy Holloway, Marvin LeJeune and Mike Blehm.
Casey & The Atta Boys is passionate about bluegrass and bringing their love of music to new people and places. They write a lot of their own material and put twists on others. Finding inspiration all around, Casey and the Atta Boys try to make music that is representative of themselves and inspiring to others! Casey Freeland leads and plays bass alongside her husband Kelly Freeland, Andrew Morton, Justin George and Becca Sein. Link
Singer/songwriter Maddi Warren grew up in Blue Eye, Missouri, a small town nestled in the Ozark Mountains. Alongside her sister Alli Butler, they formed an acoustic duo playing shows across the US from the riverbanks of the Mississippi to the east coast. They finished a western tour in July 2023, playing shows from Missouri to Montana. Their harmonies flow effortlessly, coupled with a strong bass line, a suitcase drum kit, and an acoustic guitar. Link
Lo-fi, literary, blues, folk, and a little fuzz. Wichita-based Shoeshine Blue is singer-songwriter Michael Apinyakul. Soulful folk for soulful folks.
Moselle
“I am a folk punk artist from the Ozarks. I am Sober, in my twenties and really good at making the situation awkward.” Moselle was lucky enough to be surrounded by nature growing up in NW Arkansas. In ‘Pesticides’, Moselle invites listeners into her personal struggle with substance abuse while connecting with the beauty of nature. This song becomes a touching snapshot of her journey, seamlessly connecting her thematic exploration with her distinctive blend of ‘90s and early 2000s folk and punk rock influences. It serves as a canvas of raw emotion, woven intricately with Moselle’s poignant vocals reminiscent of artists like Dolores O’Riordan of The Cranberries. Link
With the release of "Midnight Train", Michael Stanton Armstrong takes a fresh approach to a classic genre and style. Laced with addictive melodies, an unstoppable energy, and plenty of character, the record boasts the aesthetic of blues rock anthems. With the release of "Midnight Train", Michael Stanton Armstrong takes a fresh approach to a classic genre and style. Laced with addictive melodies, an unstoppable energy, and plenty of character, the record boasts the aesthetic of blues rock anthems.
Daniel Elixir: “There's a sweet, if slightly naïve, charm to Daniel Elixir's songs. That might be because music isn't exactly his primary or even secondary outlet; after working as an illustrator for such august publications as the New Yorker and the New York Review of Books, he moved to the Ozark hills in Missouri to raise organic produce and grass-fed beef.” - The Riverfront Times | FINALIST - 2020 Newfolk competition | Kerrville Folk Festival
Brian Martin interweaves old-time country blues and mountain folk music with Southern soul. His burly voice and down home witty tales result in music that is alluring to generations young and old. Link.
Eric Ryan-Johnson
Originally from Madison, Wisconsin and now in Tulsa, Oklahoma, Eric is a “A maestro of alternative acoustic rock. With a voice that echoes vulnerability and strength, Eric seamlessly blends alternative vibes with raw authenticity.” He plays with the band Folxway and plays fiddle with The Deadgummits, in addition to performing his own collection of original songs.
Storytelling bios
Nathan Carr
Austin Texas born singer/songwriter Brother Nate travels the world collecting stories, songs and inspiration. You'll find him tending the animals, observing wildlife, and making people smile all over the Highlonesome Festival grounds.
Mark Van Beez
Mark Beasley is an Arkansas native and Director of the Arkansas Playwrights Workshop since 2008. His plays have been produced at Theatre Squared's New Play Festival. Mark has a bachelor's degree in Journalism from the University of Arkansas and his essays and short stories have been featured in various live story events and the Tales From the South radio show on National Public Radio member stations. Mark is a writer, actor, and director who, this Fall, will launch his own storytelling show, Another Story for Another Time.
Austin Texas born singer/songwriter Brother Nate travels the world collecting stories, songs and inspiration. You'll find him tending the animals, observing wildlife, and making people smile all over the Highlonesome Festival grounds.
Mark Van Beez
Mark Beasley is an Arkansas native and Director of the Arkansas Playwrights Workshop since 2008. His plays have been produced at Theatre Squared's New Play Festival. Mark has a bachelor's degree in Journalism from the University of Arkansas and his essays and short stories have been featured in various live story events and the Tales From the South radio show on National Public Radio member stations. Mark is a writer, actor, and director who, this Fall, will launch his own storytelling show, Another Story for Another Time.
Vendor Bios
Trailside Coffee Company
Katie is loading up her Trailside vending trailer and hitting the road with her coffee beans and espresso machine to ease Highlonesome campers into the fresh morning air of the backwoods sunrise. Her beans come from some of Arkansas’ finest roasters in Mountain Bird Coffee & Blackbird Coffee. Trailside offers specialty lattes, fresh cold brew, hot chocolate, apple cider, and coffee any way you like it, anytime you like it. Accompanied by acoustic musical acts each morning on the Daybreak Stage, the Trailside coffee lounge is the place to start your day, get a boost before you hit the trail, and wind up after sunset to dance the night through.
London Calling - Saturday Lunch
Pop by for one of London Calling’s award-winning Pasties. For the uninitiated, Neil Gomme, from across the pond, and Carrie Mitchell, from here in the Missouri, teamed up nearly a decade ago to start hand-making and hand-crimping Britian’s favorite comfort food right here in the Ozarks. What are Pasties (PASS-TEEZ)?: Think Calzones, but British! And they come in a variety of traditional and exotic flavors, both sweet and savory. Something for every palette in the family—and perfect fare to carry and dine while dancing so you don’t miss a note onstage.
Edgy Hippie Food Truck - Friday Night, Saturday Night
Straight from the free-wheeling culinary artistry of Ashley and Mark Lane comes food with a different vibe. These transplants from CA and CO adopted the Ozarks as their home 30 years ago and have imprinted local tastebuds with their fusion creations like Smashburgers, Edgy Turkey and Shrimp Tacos, Oh My! Signature original homemade sauces adorn the mouth-watering offerings from this West-Coast-inspired Ava-based food truck. And for all of you vibing with a plant-based diet—groovy vegetarian options abound!
Sonja's Soup Shack by Kandy Sky Art & Culinary - Friday and Saturday
The menu - Vegan Chili with Fritos, Curried Carrot Ginger soup with French bread, Hungarian Mushroom soup with herbed crustini, Side Salad, P.B.J, Ham & Cheese sandwiches, Orange Cakes on the grill
Ozark Donuts
Just when you thought traditional donuts were having a moment, Jessica Johnson steps into the fray with…SOURDOUGH!!! Her organic sourdough donuts, made with love in Norwood, MO., are unforgettable. Chocolate-iced, Vanilla bean-glazed—and a show-stopping Strawberry Cheesecake Donut headline Ozark Donuts’ Menu. But don’t sleep on her new additions like the Samoa or peanut butter/chocolate delights.
BSP Bakery
Amanda has been baking up trayfuls of cookie mastery for years. Since they landed in their sprawling Backyard State Park home in the Missouri Ozarks a decade ago, Amanda and her husband have been cultivating community and winning over farmers’ markets from West Plains to Ava with visionary cookies as gorgeous to the eye as they are decadent to your taste buds.
Angela Castro—Artist
Angela Castro travels up to the Missouri Ozarks from Northern Arkansas once again to share her work. Her Floral Rock collection features fanciful acrylic and ink creations which pair the intricate natural geometric beauty of succulents and flowers with the flowing curves and patterns of musical instruments. Castro’s reality-escaping works capture on canvas the soul of what Highlonesome aims to set free amongst the community of attendees at the festival. Link
Damsel In This Dress Designs
Once you see these ingenious handmade bags, you will realize that you NEED a carry-all for your mushrooms, festival gear, or for the other various and sundry items in your life. Check out these unique festival-themed accessories at the merch table, by Heather Flett. Heather spends most of her time working to end domestic and sexual violence. When she needs a break, she runs the Handmade Market at the Broken Bottle in Chicago, IL where she sells purses, totes, aprons, and other fun accessories designed for damsels of all genders. Link
MADOX photography Pinhole Portraits
Analog Selfie in the Woods! Come experience the anti-cloud experience with a hand-made, pinhole camera portrait of you or a group of festival compadres with an authentic Ozarks vista as a backdrop. Dan Gemkow, founder of MADOX, is an artist and photographer in Chicago, IL. Gemkow’s work has been exhibited nationally and internationally. He has been experimenting with alternative photography, abstract landscapes and portraiture for 2 decades.
Zen Lens Photomedia
Robert and Cheryl Crook have a deep love and heartfelt appreciation for all things family, music, arts, the outdoors and basically fun of all sorts! They are proud sponsors of the non-profit On The Scene and love the shared mission raising awareness and appreciation of local music and art. They do Wedding and Engagement, Events, and Portraiture photography across the 417 area. You’ll find them adding to the merriment and taking exceptional pictures all weekend long!
Katie is loading up her Trailside vending trailer and hitting the road with her coffee beans and espresso machine to ease Highlonesome campers into the fresh morning air of the backwoods sunrise. Her beans come from some of Arkansas’ finest roasters in Mountain Bird Coffee & Blackbird Coffee. Trailside offers specialty lattes, fresh cold brew, hot chocolate, apple cider, and coffee any way you like it, anytime you like it. Accompanied by acoustic musical acts each morning on the Daybreak Stage, the Trailside coffee lounge is the place to start your day, get a boost before you hit the trail, and wind up after sunset to dance the night through.
London Calling - Saturday Lunch
Pop by for one of London Calling’s award-winning Pasties. For the uninitiated, Neil Gomme, from across the pond, and Carrie Mitchell, from here in the Missouri, teamed up nearly a decade ago to start hand-making and hand-crimping Britian’s favorite comfort food right here in the Ozarks. What are Pasties (PASS-TEEZ)?: Think Calzones, but British! And they come in a variety of traditional and exotic flavors, both sweet and savory. Something for every palette in the family—and perfect fare to carry and dine while dancing so you don’t miss a note onstage.
Edgy Hippie Food Truck - Friday Night, Saturday Night
Straight from the free-wheeling culinary artistry of Ashley and Mark Lane comes food with a different vibe. These transplants from CA and CO adopted the Ozarks as their home 30 years ago and have imprinted local tastebuds with their fusion creations like Smashburgers, Edgy Turkey and Shrimp Tacos, Oh My! Signature original homemade sauces adorn the mouth-watering offerings from this West-Coast-inspired Ava-based food truck. And for all of you vibing with a plant-based diet—groovy vegetarian options abound!
Sonja's Soup Shack by Kandy Sky Art & Culinary - Friday and Saturday
The menu - Vegan Chili with Fritos, Curried Carrot Ginger soup with French bread, Hungarian Mushroom soup with herbed crustini, Side Salad, P.B.J, Ham & Cheese sandwiches, Orange Cakes on the grill
Ozark Donuts
Just when you thought traditional donuts were having a moment, Jessica Johnson steps into the fray with…SOURDOUGH!!! Her organic sourdough donuts, made with love in Norwood, MO., are unforgettable. Chocolate-iced, Vanilla bean-glazed—and a show-stopping Strawberry Cheesecake Donut headline Ozark Donuts’ Menu. But don’t sleep on her new additions like the Samoa or peanut butter/chocolate delights.
BSP Bakery
Amanda has been baking up trayfuls of cookie mastery for years. Since they landed in their sprawling Backyard State Park home in the Missouri Ozarks a decade ago, Amanda and her husband have been cultivating community and winning over farmers’ markets from West Plains to Ava with visionary cookies as gorgeous to the eye as they are decadent to your taste buds.
Angela Castro—Artist
Angela Castro travels up to the Missouri Ozarks from Northern Arkansas once again to share her work. Her Floral Rock collection features fanciful acrylic and ink creations which pair the intricate natural geometric beauty of succulents and flowers with the flowing curves and patterns of musical instruments. Castro’s reality-escaping works capture on canvas the soul of what Highlonesome aims to set free amongst the community of attendees at the festival. Link
Damsel In This Dress Designs
Once you see these ingenious handmade bags, you will realize that you NEED a carry-all for your mushrooms, festival gear, or for the other various and sundry items in your life. Check out these unique festival-themed accessories at the merch table, by Heather Flett. Heather spends most of her time working to end domestic and sexual violence. When she needs a break, she runs the Handmade Market at the Broken Bottle in Chicago, IL where she sells purses, totes, aprons, and other fun accessories designed for damsels of all genders. Link
MADOX photography Pinhole Portraits
Analog Selfie in the Woods! Come experience the anti-cloud experience with a hand-made, pinhole camera portrait of you or a group of festival compadres with an authentic Ozarks vista as a backdrop. Dan Gemkow, founder of MADOX, is an artist and photographer in Chicago, IL. Gemkow’s work has been exhibited nationally and internationally. He has been experimenting with alternative photography, abstract landscapes and portraiture for 2 decades.
Zen Lens Photomedia
Robert and Cheryl Crook have a deep love and heartfelt appreciation for all things family, music, arts, the outdoors and basically fun of all sorts! They are proud sponsors of the non-profit On The Scene and love the shared mission raising awareness and appreciation of local music and art. They do Wedding and Engagement, Events, and Portraiture photography across the 417 area. You’ll find them adding to the merriment and taking exceptional pictures all weekend long!
Educator Bios
Missouri Mycological Society
If you’ve always wondered about the magical fungus among us here in the woods—wonder no more! Expert foragers from MO.M.S. are here to guide you through the pristine flora of the woods surrounding Highlonesome. Join Rob Wunder on a guided hike, stop by their specimen table during the festival, or just ask them a question about an interesting toadstool you may have stumbled upon. These expert naturalists are here all weekend and their knowledge spreads like mycelium over the course of the weekend.
Paul Landkamer—Entomophagist
Wondering what to do with all those Cicadas piling up in your yard? Well, this is a special year for those on the lookout to expand their gustatory palette. If you haven’t tried meal-worm Rice Krispy treats or Japanese Beetle stir-fry, then you haven’t yet met Missouri entomophagy enthusiast, Paul Landkamer. . Cicadas are some of Paul’s favorite free meals in nature—and he is here to tell you all about it and share in this year’s bountiful harvest. He’s here all day Saturday—so find him on vendor’s row and bring a fork!
Beth Rosenkoetter - Artist
Hartsbend Studios is based in Hartville, Missouri. Beth Rosenkoetter's main focus is to create works that people can view and feel...something. With her pottery, it is even more tangible through the weight, balance, and design that a person can hold on to and use daily...a comfort. Beth has traveled all over the country to teach workshops on pottery and oil painting. Link
If you’ve always wondered about the magical fungus among us here in the woods—wonder no more! Expert foragers from MO.M.S. are here to guide you through the pristine flora of the woods surrounding Highlonesome. Join Rob Wunder on a guided hike, stop by their specimen table during the festival, or just ask them a question about an interesting toadstool you may have stumbled upon. These expert naturalists are here all weekend and their knowledge spreads like mycelium over the course of the weekend.
Paul Landkamer—Entomophagist
Wondering what to do with all those Cicadas piling up in your yard? Well, this is a special year for those on the lookout to expand their gustatory palette. If you haven’t tried meal-worm Rice Krispy treats or Japanese Beetle stir-fry, then you haven’t yet met Missouri entomophagy enthusiast, Paul Landkamer. . Cicadas are some of Paul’s favorite free meals in nature—and he is here to tell you all about it and share in this year’s bountiful harvest. He’s here all day Saturday—so find him on vendor’s row and bring a fork!
Beth Rosenkoetter - Artist
Hartsbend Studios is based in Hartville, Missouri. Beth Rosenkoetter's main focus is to create works that people can view and feel...something. With her pottery, it is even more tangible through the weight, balance, and design that a person can hold on to and use daily...a comfort. Beth has traveled all over the country to teach workshops on pottery and oil painting. Link
