[Vision2020] harvest of harmony

[Sally Perrine]

On Saturday, September 25 the 4th Annual Harvest of Harmony will be held at
Moscow’s East City Park, Once again, the
music festival will be held in conjunction with a peace and justice fair to
bring the Palouse together in a celebration of community.
Event organizers say that the event was planned to provide an opportunity
for community organizations to share their good work, ideas,
and energies with a large and diverse audience, and to have an enjoyable day
in the process.  The day will be full of ­­good music,
speakers, and information booths; and, with any luck, glorious autumn
weather.
More than 25 local community service, peace and justice, religious, and
environmental organizations have committed to hosting
information booths at the event. Music will be provided by eight local bands
and speakers will include: (See below for schedule).
Everyone is invited to this free event. The celebration will run from 10 am
until dusk on September 25. Vendors and community
groups interested in hosting tables are welcome at the event. Please contact
Sally Perrine at sperrine at potlatch.com for more information.

 Schedule of speakers and music groups:

10am  Linda Arrasmith: welcome from the Palouse Peace Coalition
10:05am  The Boogie Doctors
10:30    Evy
10:45    Jim Weddell of the Palouse Peace Coalition
11:00   Old Man Winter
11:30   Kami Miller
11:45   Marcus Warwell UI student from Amnesty International
 12pm   Oh Holy Family
12:40   Will Boyd from Friends of the Clearwater
1pm     Ichi Saru Sama
1:30    Mark Solomon will present his munitions-to-sculpture
2pm    Acoustic Wave Machine
3pm    Dr. S.M. Ghazanfar, Professor Emeritus  of Economics
3:10     Lisa Simpson   will play a 15min set
 3:30    Chubbs Toga
4:30      Leigh Robartes from Radio Free Moscow
4:33     Milo Duke will play a 15min set
 5pm    Oracle Shack
6pm     Dale Graden, Associate Professor of History and Director of the
Latin American Studies at UI
6:30     Smoking Bill
7:30ish        end