Friends of the

National Jug Band Jubilee

Center Stage Performance:

Presented by Olmsted Parks Conservancy

Iroquois Amphitheater, Louisville, KY, Friday & Saturday, Oct. 12 & 13, 2007

and Educational Encore Concert:

Presented by Oldham County Schools Arts Center

Oldham County Schools Arts Center, Crestwood, KY, Sunday, Oct. 14, 2007

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National Jug Band Jubilee

gratefully acknowledges the

participation and support of:

Bluegrass Brewing Company

Brown-Forman

Community Foundation of Louisville

Donna Lawrence Productions

Greater Louisville Convention & Visitors Bureau

Greater Louisville Inc.

Heine Bros. Coffee

Iroquois Amphitheater

Iroquois Area Business Association

Kentucky Arts Council

LEO Magazine

Louisville Metro Government

Louisville Urban League

National City Bank

O'Neil Arnold Photography

Peak Summit

Publishers Press Printing Company

Sentimental Productions

Super 8 Motel

WFPK Radio

O'Neil Arnold, Gregory Acker, Glen Bastin, Barry Bernson, Edward S. Bonnie,

Christy & Owsley Brown II, Ina Brown Bond, Mrs. W.L. Lyons Brown, Barbara Collins,

Tom Dempsey, Andy Dozier, Steve & Alison Drury, Sandra Frazier, Fred Glock,

Delmark Goldfarb, Frederick Heath, Steve Helm, Ed Horning, Dr. Lowell Howard,

Doris Jordan, Myron Koch, Todd & Carol Kwait, Jim & Kate Lay, Heather Leoncini,

Michael Maloney, John Mann, John Marlowe, Bob & Carol Matlock, Duane Murner,

Randy Neely, George P. Parker, Jr., Tom Peterson, Mike Power, Michael Reidy,

Ben Richmond, Dot Ridings, Scott Roussell, Debbie Shearn, Mary Clay Stites,

Bill & Lindy Street, Porter Watkins, Rod & Gloria Wenz, Deborah Williams, David Wood

National Jug Band Jubilee Brings America's Happiest Music back to its old Kentucky home.  Dedicated to preserving jug band music at its late 19th century home--

Louisville, Kentucky.  National Jug Band Jubilee--funded in part through a

                                              Kentucky Arts Council grant.