Featuring a full schedule of live music and entertainment. Local acts ranging from world music and jazz to family-focused fare.
Saturday (May 2)
10:30 a.m.
The Teddy Bear Band (Family-friendly)
Performing a wide variety of songs and dance music rooted in the old-time string band tradition, as well as dipping into the musical melting pot of traditional music from the American South to serve up blues, gospel and bluegrass.
Noon
Ellis (Modern Folk)
With music that is described as "joyful, unpretentious modern folk", Ellis has gained attention with her heart-felt songs. You'll quickly be drawn in by her warmth and real-life journeys as reflected in her songs.
1:30 p.m.
The Bike Walk Active Transportation Fashion Show
A showcase of clothing, gear and accessories that make active transportation fun and functional for families and individuals no matter the season or trip.
3:00 p.m.
New Primitives
The music of New Primitives is an amalgam of the communities and lives of its members, who explore popular music through high-energy rhythm & blues, ska, reggae, calypso, and world dance music. This diverse group of talented musicians is dedicated to bringing people together.
4:30 p.m.
East Side (Jazz)
Four unique jazz musicians from Minneapolis who have forged their own brand of improvisational music: Reynold Philipsek (guitar), Clint Hoover (chromatic harmonica), Matt Senjem (acousic bass) and Michael Bissonnette (percussion).
Sunday (May 3)
10:30 a.m.
Nirmala Rajasekar (Carnatic music)
Carnatic music is a classical music system with its orgins in South India. Nirmala, a performing artist for over 25 years, believes in the connective power of music.
Noon
Spices (A capella)
This multicultural, woman-identified a cappella ensemble sings for fun, spiritual renewal, and to change the world.
Splatter Sisters(Family-friendly)
A Minnesota favorite, the Splatter Sisters'
upbeat, interactive act makes them the perfect showband for families. From start to finish, kids and adults of all ages will be entertained.
4:00 p.m.
Greg Herriges and Troy Berg ("Whirled Music")
Guitarist, vocalist, and bouzouki player Greg Herriges plays an eclectic musical mix honed by his study of Asian and other international styles. Joined by Troy Berg, who juggles an array of world percussion including djembe, kalimba, udu, and various wind implements.
Live Music
Renewable Energy Demonstration Area