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Mountain Fifes and Drums
Our local Mountain Fifes and Drums Corps will lead a demonstration march from the Twin Peaks County parking lot to Rotary Centennial Park at 10 am.

We are lucky to have one of the nation’s best Fifes and Drums Corps. They were invited to a drummers call at Williams burg and one of only three fife and drum corps in the nation selected to perform at the Jamestown 400 year anniversary. Director Kevin will also give an education presentation following the march.

Last year everyone really enjoyed this group and we are so glad to have them be a part again

For more info on this fabulous group visit their web site www.mountainfifesanddrums.org

Craig Dooley

We are so happy to have Craig Dooley back as our host for the festival.

This very talented entertainer will also perform with his flute and guitar.

Craig Dooley has been in the music business and performing at events since 13 years of age, first starting as a musician on guitar, keyboards, flutes, and vocals.

Check out Craig's new release "A Beautiful Place" at www.CraigDooley.com.

The Johnson Family Singers

johnson family singers

2002 WSGMA Talent Showcase Winners

Wild Wings and Things

Last year Wildhaven Ranch presented a wild red tailed hawk, great horned owl, American Kestral falcon, and Bandit the raccoon. They were a real hit with everyone young and old alike.

owl

Learn all about the area’s wonderful native wildlife presented on stage. Also Wildhaven will have a booth where you can get up close and personal with these animals. This great organization helps rescue our wild orphaned and injured animals. Learn more by visiting their web site www.wildhaven.org

Praying Piper of Crestline

bag piper

Steve Moeller will be playing his Gibson Bag pipes for us again! Always fun and entertaining. Check out his web site

Praying Piper

We are so happy to have the Johnson family back for the third time. This family that sings acappella is really amazing. Don and Beth Johnson, parents of Bonnie Sue and Ben, travel across the nation performing.We are just lucky they are home the week of the Pine Cone Festival , since they have a really busy schedule.

johnsonfamilyquartet.com

The National Forest Association

While you’re at the Pine Cone Festival be sure to stop by and talk to George and Pam Morey about the National Forest Association’s Fire Lookout Host Program. George and Pam Morey will be available at their booth and on stage to share with you the history of Fire Lookouts and how they play an important part as first line defense against fire. Fire Lookouts offer majestic views, solitude, quiet, heroic vigilance - the seven fire lookouts of the San Bernardino National Forest capture a romantic part of California’s past. Stop by the booth to learn how to use the 1934 Osborne Fire Finder to spot a smoke and win a prize! You can also learn how to spin weather using a Belt Weather Kit. See you on Saturday!

The Pine Cone Festival Program 2009

10:00 Opening ceremonies
March with Mountain Fife & Drum

10:35 The Johnson Family Singers

11:15 National Forest Association’s Fire
Lookout Host Program.

11:45 Wildhaven Ranch
Wing and Things presentation

12:15 The Praying Piper of Crestline
Bag Pipes by Steve Moeller

12:45 Craig Dooley
Flute and Guitar

1:30 National Forest Association’s Fire
Lookout Host Program.

2:15 Wildhaven Demonstration
Wing and Things presentation

3:30 final Door Prize Drawing
End of Pine Cone Olympics

4:00 Contest Prizes given out
Pine Cone Craft
Pine Cone Olympics
Biggest Pine Cone

4:30 Closing ceremonies
Door prizes given away after each performance