Showing posts with label tshirt. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tshirt. Show all posts

Thursday, March 9, 2017

It's a tie! NEW! Sweatshirts for sale at Dulcimer Day

So great to see registrations coming in from quite a few different towns.  It's been a nice mix of returning folks and several new people.  It's a tie now between Wisconsin signups and Minnesota signups.  A couple people from Canada, too - Thunder Bay and Winnepeg!

Tshirts $16 are available for pre-order as well as hooded pullover sweatshirts  $32.  The color is still being decided upon.  A few extras may be available at Dulcimer Day but it's recommended to pre-order to have one or two ready in the size you want.   Past years have had Jean shirts and tank tops - if you'd really want one of these let me know by April 10.

Quite cold temps still but spring promises to be ahead.  Time change is coming up and we are seeing some flocks of birds.  For some reason the Gales of November were happening in March.  We've had strong winds this week.


Friday, February 5, 2016

Registration is open for Dulcimer Day 2016

You can register online for Dulcimer Day or print a sheet and mail it in.  A limited mailing will be done later this month - the brochure is now at the printer.

It's a fun line-up of performer/instructors this year - Ross Sutter, Mike Anderson, Sam Edelston, and Anne Lough.  The make it class this year is to make your own quality wooden limberjack.
Tshirts will be available again this year with the new logo for the 15th year!
I'm still picking the color of the shirts - possibly a shade of purple shirts with bright green letter.

Thank you to hotel sponsor - Days Inn by the Miller Hill Mall.  They will also give a discount to Dulcimer Day guests!
Thank you to more community sponsors:  Whole Foods Co-op, SuperOne, Visit Duluth, Food Magic, and Pearl Swanstrom.  

Please pre-register for the food this year both for lunch and dinner.  The lunch will be delicious gourmet wraps with chips.  3 choices are available.

The date again is May 14 - which is a week later than usual.  Maybe all the snow will melt by then :-)  Remember 2014!

See the DulcimersInDuluth.com website for more information on the classes, performer bios, food, and registration.

I hope you can make it.  It's a great opportunity to learn basic skills and advance your skills and repertoire on these folk instruments.  Singing opportunities are also part of this year as are pocket instruments (bones, etc).

There are vendor spots open.  Inquire if you are a local craft/artisan or dealer or maker of instruments.