We are happy to announce a number new vendors at this year’s edition of the Folly crafts market.
As well as the vendors we have a number of community organizations, demostrations, workshops
& live tattooing.

Confirmed Vendors for 2011 Folly Crafters Market

Folly Band Merch Booth
Solstice Soap
Hanging Hugs
Orphanage Clothing
Fredericton Crafters
Kiltraven Collective
BronwynTextiles
Julie’s Washer Toss
Duffy’s Smoking Accessories
Dinkins Felted Goods
Capulin Coffee
Real Food Connections
Unipandinophant Creations

Demonstrations

Saint John Free School
Joey Saindon Tattooing
Blown Glass by Lee
Yoga Nirvana
Incendia Motus Fire Performance

Community Organizations

Action Hero Network
Falls Brook Center
Katimavik
New Brunswick Crafts Council
Queens Town Heritage Society

Once again Folly Fest is partnering with Real Food Connections to bring you only the freshest local
food during the festival. It is our pleasure to go the extra mile and know exactly where our food
has been from field to festival.

Folly Feast

Organic Beef Chilli with locally grown beens, herbs, garlic and
tomatoes. Served with homemade bread.

Vegetarian Curry with local parsnips, onions, garlic, rhubarb,
potatoes and beans. Served on a bed of Oat Groats (long grain barley)

More Food options will be announced as we know what fresh local veggies will be ready for eating!

Snack Bar

Apple Cider Slushies
Locally roasted coffee
Bottled Water
Locally made organic jumbo cookies
Locally made Ice Cream (vanilla, Chocolate, Apple Pie, and Rhubarb
strawberry sorbet)
Locally made organic granola with natural and locally made yogurt
(potentially strawberries!)
50 g bags of assorted Covered Bridge potato chips
Small bags of Magzy’s sweet and salty kettle corn
Locally made Maple Candy suckers

(all snacks will cost between 1 and 5 dollars)

We are working with Green Shift for our dishes and supplies.
Folly Feast will be using exclusively biodegradable and compostable bowls,
spoons, cups, and napkins for ll our food, treats & beverages sold.

www.realfoodconnections.ca for more info on the local, fresh food options for delivery to your home.

Compost:
- Beer cups! (all of our beer cups are 100% compost friendly)
- Food waste (NO MEAT, NO DAIRY)
- Vendor utensils & serving dishes. (no styrofoam allowed in vendor area)

Grey Bin:
- Newsprint (newspapers, flyers, magazines, and catalogues)
- Cardboard & Boxboard (including beer boxes-in campground) Please flatten-no wax cardboard and
no plastic lining
- Paper- all sorts! (envelopes, scribblers, to-do lists (as they should be done prior to going to Folly Fest), phonebooks (if you brought some?)-all things paper.

Blue Bin:
- Metal Food cans (any kind that could be used for a string phone…tin, aluminium etc.)
- Plastic #1-7 (check bottom of container)
- Milk Cartons (it’s so hot… milk was a bad choice.)

Garbage:
- The itty bitty list of things that do NOT fall in the above categories.

Returnable recyclables:
-Campground and Bar will have an extra Bin for Water bottles, beer cans (campground) etc. IF at a different location while finishing said drinks, we are asking that they be placed beside the bins in an orderly fashion.

Signs will be provided.

For the next 3 Fridays (10th, 17th & 24th) For every 10 tickets sold online or at any ticket pro location we will do a random draw within those ticket buyers for a free ticket. So if you buy a weekend pass in the morning, and we sell 30 tickets that day, you have 3 chances to win a free weekend pass!

FeelsGood Growler Ticket Draw

Every time you fill up your Growler with FeelsGood Imperial Pilsner you will receive a ballot for 2 Weekend Passes! The Draw will take place Thursday June 23rd.

Stay Tuned for more updates and giveaways!

Take a look at this excellent selection of last years pics, set to the funky sounds of Fat Jebus.

http://www.feelsgood.ca/video/folly-fest-2010-music-by-fat

nights at this years Folly Fest! June 30th – July 2nd in The Village of Gagetown, NB.

For those who have seen T1G before, you know that this is the most exciting act we’ve ever brought to a Folly Fest stage. If you haven’t seen That 1 Guy before, be prepared to be amazed! Bored with conventional instruments, Mike Silverman set out to create his own instrument called The Magic Pipe.

“Standing at seven-feet-tall, the collection of swiveling pipes, metal gears, bass strings and electronic buttons forms the shape of a harp, but is played like a futuristic gutbucket” oh yeah.

This will be the only time this summer That 1 Guy will be rocking the Maritimes so these are 2 sets not to be missed! Check outwww.that1guy.com for more info and to watch That 1 Guy do what he does.