Tayberry
Jam
July
18, 19 and 20, 2008
Friday July 18th:
1pm-4 permaculture with Cougar
mountain, Devon Bonady, Aprovecho, Lost
valley, Gary Higbe, Jude Hobbs,
4:20 Woodknot,
6pm Badmitten,
7:30 Irie
impressions,
9pm Indubious,
10:30 Bazil rathbone,
12midnight T-club
with Solaray firedance.
.
Saturday July 19th:
10am-1pm
global sustainability summit with Jerry Rust, John Sundquist,
Bill Burwell, Joshua Smith, Marisha Aurbach, and Scott Burgwin.
1pm
Kudana,
2:30 Eleven eyes w/IshiAnna,
4pm Inner limits w/Olem Alves,
5:30 Jah Sun, Ishi Dube, Soul Medic,
7pm Clinton Fearon and boogie
brown band,
9pm Prezident Brown and solid foundation band,
11pm
Supertrout,
12:30 firedance,
1am South Town Hounds.
Sunday July 20th:
9am yoga with Gloria,
10am yoga with Sandra,
11am Rob Murtaugh,
12noon
GRP,
1:30 Fearless Love,
3pm Glutton Mouth,
4:30 Sounder,
6pm Uncle
Stumbles
The Tayberry
Jam/Reggae On The Mountain is
an
annual benefit concert for Cougar Mountain Farm. We
are trying
to conserve our farm's forest lands and promote sustainability,
permaculture,
and organic agriculture. We are doing that by growing organic specialty
crops
in a sustainable fashion, providing educational experiences, and by
hosting
this annual event!
The
320 acre farm is surrounded by forests, meadows, old-growth Douglas Fir
and Yew
trees. Our amphitheatre is powered by a 3000 watt photovoltaic system.
Each
terrace of the orchard overlooks the southern-most end of the beautiful
Willamette Valley. The proceeds from the Tayberry Jam will ensure that
we are
able to continue establishing the orchard, create educational
opportunities and
foster sustainability in our region. Come help us create and live the
dream!
Contact:
Noah
and Anna Wemple
Cougar
Mountain
33737
Witcher Gateway
Cottage
Grove, OR
97424
(541) 767 3798
cougarmountainoregon@gmail.com
www.myspace.com/cougarmountain
Tayberry
Jam 1st Annual with Woodknot
We have tried to create a beautiful event that will bring unity to the community. Noah says, "We spotlight local musicians and show a respect for diversity by having a concert with bluegrass, reggae, fire dancing and a little rock and roll."
Our motto is 'Buy a Ticket, Save a Tree!'
Built by Noah and Anna Wemple, the amphitheater was modeled after some of the structures they had seen at festivals in the area and include the ideas of Ed Wemple, Noah's father. "Having this amphitheater has been a longtime family dream," Noah says. "My father gave this property to my family, and he had always entertained the possibility of trying to have the Country Fair moved to this location. That never happened, but I have taken on my father's dream of having a large annual festival here."
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