10 AM

Drum Circle Festival Opening and Dedication

Ed Lantz, drummers, Susan Suntree (Reading dedication)

10:45 AM

 Poetry Reading (20 minutes)

Tom Laichas

Comedic Performance (15 minutes)

Erin Leigh Crites and Lisa McNeely

11:35 AM

Dance with Audience (25 Minutes)

Carrie Madsen

Comedic Performance (10 Minutes)

Erin Leigh Crites and Lisa McNeely

12:15 PM

Live Music

No False Ego

1 PM

Live Music (45 Minutes)

Steve Wagner

Comedic Performance (10 Minutes)

Erin Leigh Crites and Lisa McNeely

2 PM

Live Music, Violinist and Poet

Deldric Bratcher (Poet Moor)

2:45 PM

Conversation on Courage

Dorothy Lee Donahue

 3 PM

Poetry Reading

Jose Rios

Break , approx 35 minutes

Poetry Readings

Ash Nichlos

Jen Cheng (West Hollywood Poet Laureate

5 PM

Dance Performance

Louise Reichlin Company, "Metro Transformation" Dancers: Yaya Ruiz and McKnnly Moren

5:15 PM

Live Music (45 minutes)

JK Jones Band

Dance Performance

Metro Transformation

6:10 PM

Live Music, Violinist and Composer

Lady Zhe

7 PM

Wall Projections on Main Walls

Loree Gold, Documentary Music Video "The Girl Who Could Change the World"

Catherine Bauknight,  Documentary Photography

J-Walt Adamczyk, Lucid Dreamscapes Animation

Diane Piepol , animation "Remember to Remember"

David Lebrun, Animated Indian Temple Sculptures

7:40 PM

Meditative Sound Bath, Opening Portals

Michael and Jahna

Ending with: "Cool On the River" by Michael and Jahna , Visuals by Audri Phillips

Darkness cannot drive out darkness: only light can do that. ...

8:20

Dance Performance

Caron Eule Company: Dancers: Kozue Kasahara (guest dancer from Lula Washington), Joyce Lo, Colleen Loverde

Visuals :Ken Scott and Audri Phillips

 8:30 PM

 Hildegard Dance Performance

Kate McCallum

8:35 PM to 10 PM (Festival End)

Animated Wall Projections on Main Walls

Artists in order of appearance:

Victor Acevedo,

Audri Phillips

Ed Lantz

kevin Shaw

Ken Scott

Brenda Molloy

7:30 PM -10 PM

Interactive Silent Projections by Cutmod  on Various  Park Walls that are not in use by the scheduled lineup on the Main projection walls

Roaming Silent Video Projections on Park Walls  not in use by the scheduled lineup (a byob invitational)

Nina Salerno, and Maija Beeton

“Being brave is not being unafraid but feeling the fear and doing it anyway. … When you feel fear, try using it as a signal that something really important is about to happen.” — Gloria Steinem, feminist icon,

“We may encounter many defeats, but we must not be defeated. It may even be necessary to encounter the defeat so that we can know who we are. So that we can see, ‘Oh, that happened, and I rose. I did get knocked down flat in front of the whole world, and I rose. I didn’t run away; I rose right where I’d been knocked down.’” — Maya Angelou, poet, writer, civil rights activist

“I am constantly amazed at how courageous and radical speaking the truth is.”  — Melissa Etheridge, singer/songwriter, activist