SnoRiver Rock Concert and Lighter Than
Air Fare: City of Duvall recreates 1968 rock concert
The City of Duvall is 100! Join us for the SnoRiver Rock Concert and Lighter Than Air
Fare, Saturday, August 3, 2013 from 11:00am to 9:00pm. Highlights include all day Rock Concert,
Motorcycle and Scooter Park & Show, beer and wine garden, food and local
art merchants, piano drop, and hot air balloon rides in the park! Get out your
tye die and get ready to rock! duvall100@duvallwa.gov.
The predecessor to Woodstock happened not far from Duvall in a pasture in Sultan; the Sky River Rock Festival and Lighter than Air Fair took place on Aug 30, 1968. Whether people thumbed rides, drove or arrived on their motorcycles – they came by the thousands. Local rock bands played into the night, a make shift hot air balloon took flight, and rock and roll was the basis for it all. During Duvall’s centennial year, we hope to bring some of the fun from the 60’s and 70’s back during the first annual SnoRiver Rock Concert and Lighter Than Air Fare on August 3, 2013. History of the beginning: http://www.historylink.org/index.cfm?displaypage=output.cfm&file_id=5425
Some Highlights Include:
Park & Show
- Ride your Vintage Bike, Café, Retro or Rat or any Scooter to the concert and get a free souvenir medallion and high profile parking spot at Stephens and Main Street in downtown Duvall! (The gateway to the Rock Concert!) Just show up on your Vintage Ride – Non-Competitive, No Fee – Show off your cool wheels to hundreds of concert goers! Medallion supply and parking limited – Arrive early!
Some Highlights Include:
Park & Show
- Ride your Vintage Bike, Café, Retro or Rat or any Scooter to the concert and get a free souvenir medallion and high profile parking spot at Stephens and Main Street in downtown Duvall! (The gateway to the Rock Concert!) Just show up on your Vintage Ride – Non-Competitive, No Fee – Show off your cool wheels to hundreds of concert goers! Medallion supply and parking limited – Arrive early!
Performers
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Okey Dokey – 11:00am
Jack Ballard – 12:15
Paradox – 1:30
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Alice Stuart and the Formerlys – 2:45: With Special
Guest, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Inductee, Roger Fisher from Heart
Lunatic Fringe – 6:45
Jr Cadillac – 8:00 to 9:30
Hot Air Balloon Rides – 6:00 to 9:00
Piano Drop – 7:45
Guest, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Inductee, Roger Fisher from Heart
Rent Collectors – 4:00
Maltby Crew – 5:30Lunatic Fringe – 6:45
Jr Cadillac – 8:00 to 9:30
Hot Air Balloon Rides – 6:00 to 9:00
Piano Drop – 7:45
Event
Emcee: David Mackintosh
Merchants
A2 Media Productions Centennial film and live interviews
Costco Membership sign up
doTerra & Doug’s Bugs
DuVall’s Dazzling Designs Event
t-shirts, event posters, event mugs, event tokens
Good Medicine Hand
crafted herbal products, prayer flags, and batik
Hackenbruch Purses,
socks, jewelry, car wind chimes, birdhouses, magnets, hats, and essential oils
Hillside Academy Tie-dye
booth
Lulu’s Face Painting
Suzie’s Toys Blow
up toys, hats, horn bugles
The Glass Cactus Vintage aprons, glass beads, jewelry
Tristan Coombs Jewelry,
oddities, and shells
Food Vendors
Anchorhead Coffee Brewing Company
Duvall Chamber of Commerce Scones
& fritters
Duvall Fireman’s Association Hamburgers,
chips, & drinks
Ekernal Bliss Kettle Corn
Safeway Foundation Hotdogs,
kielbasa
Twin Dragon Steamed hombow, chicken chow mein, pork
fried rice, broccoli beef, & bubble tea
AND Red Pepper Pizza Pizza delivery to the park!
About The City of Duvall
The City of Duvall (pronounced DOO-vahl) sits alongside the historic Snoqualmie Valley River nestled in the foothills of the Cascade Mountains approximately 25 miles
northeast of Seattle. Over 6,900 people live in Duvall, recognized
as one of the fastest growing communities in the state. The area that has become known as Duvall was historically the home of the Snoqualmie Native American tribe. On January 6, 1913 Duvall was incorporated as a city by its rugged pioneer citizens. The center of the present-day town was located on a
hillside homesteaded by Francis and James Duvall, loggers who arrived in 1871.
At that time, logging and farming were the driving economic forces in Duvall which utilized the Snoqualmie River and railroad for transportation. Since the late 20th century, the City’s pastoral appeal has been drawing residents who
commute to jobs in aeronautics and technology in nearby communities. Duvall’s
Historic corridor has helped to define an artistic movement that has been evolving since the 1970’s. Watch
this Duvall Profile Video, produced by King County!
Premium Sponsors
- Bridgeport, Duvall Rotary, Safeway, A2 Media Productions, City of Duvall
- Puget Sound Energy, Waste
Management, Two Vines
A2 Media Productions Centennial film and live interviews
Costco Membership sign up
doTerra & Doug’s Bugs
DuVall’s Dazzling Designs Event
t-shirts, event posters, event mugs, event tokens
Good Medicine Hand
crafted herbal products, prayer flags, and batik
Hackenbruch Purses,
socks, jewelry, car wind chimes, birdhouses, magnets, hats, and essential oils
Hillside Academy Tie-dye
booth
Lulu’s Face Painting
Suzie’s Toys Blow
up toys, hats, horn bugles
The Glass Cactus Vintage aprons, glass beads, jewelry
Tristan Coombs Jewelry,
oddities, and shells
Food Vendors
Anchorhead Coffee Brewing Company
Duvall Chamber of Commerce Scones
& fritters
Duvall Fireman’s Association Hamburgers,
chips, & drinks
Ekernal Bliss Kettle Corn
Safeway Foundation Hotdogs,
kielbasa
Twin Dragon Steamed hombow, chicken chow mein, pork
fried rice, broccoli beef, & bubble tea
AND Red Pepper Pizza Pizza delivery to the park!
About The City of Duvall
The City of Duvall (pronounced DOO-vahl) sits alongside the historic Snoqualmie Valley River nestled in the foothills of the Cascade Mountains approximately 25 miles
northeast of Seattle. Over 6,900 people live in Duvall, recognized
as one of the fastest growing communities in the state. The area that has become known as Duvall was historically the home of the Snoqualmie Native American tribe. On January 6, 1913 Duvall was incorporated as a city by its rugged pioneer citizens. The center of the present-day town was located on a
hillside homesteaded by Francis and James Duvall, loggers who arrived in 1871.
At that time, logging and farming were the driving economic forces in Duvall which utilized the Snoqualmie River and railroad for transportation. Since the late 20th century, the City’s pastoral appeal has been drawing residents who
commute to jobs in aeronautics and technology in nearby communities. Duvall’s
Historic corridor has helped to define an artistic movement that has been evolving since the 1970’s. Watch
this Duvall Profile Video, produced by King County!
Premium Sponsors
- Bridgeport, Duvall Rotary, Safeway, A2 Media Productions, City of Duvall
Gold Sponsors
- Quadrant Homes, DuvallChamber of Commerce, Cascade Community Theatre, DuVall’s Dazzling Designs
- Puget Sound Energy, Waste
Management, Two Vines
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and event info!
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