Spring 2013
Eli Thomas Landscape Imagery
The application of paint to canvas drips a myriad of images forming a panorama of earth, wind, fire and water. To experience the painting of Eli Thomas is to discover the oral traditions and cultural symbols of the Onondago Nation. Stop by and see a grandfather’s shoulders create the ridges of hills, or a horizon touching clouds of wolves with birds as their eyes. With each painting, Eli provides an oral history of Native American traditions and spirituality: everything is more than it seems. Indigenous Crafts Area, Near the Pond, throughout the Festival
Pottery with Sarah Howe
Sarah Howe returns with pottery demonstrations and a chance to try your hand at throwing a pot on the wheel Thurs. – Sun. Watch a sculpture grow each day, built with thrown elements. Near the Coffee Barn, throughout the Festival
Learn To Roast Coffee On A Skillet!
Larry (founder of Larry’s Beans) will show you how to make coffee w/ nothin’ but a cast iron frying pan – and MORE! LARRY’S BEANS COFFEE-O-RAMA. Near the Coffee Barn, Saturday 12:30pm
