A very successful festival. It was great to play the main stage, and see Alan Singer there also. So many folks taking advantage of the open mic, traditional jam, and bluegrass jams. Everything sold at the instrument swap meet. Our own Charles Johnson provided a full day of entertaining story telling. Next year we'll see about adding more food vendors.

The festival gets bigger and better every year. I'm already looking forward to the next one. The jamming drew a big audience. The bluegrass jam is in its second year at the festival and is growing every year and the Irish music session was led by some of San Diego's best Irish session players. The Old Time jam had disappeared from the festival altogether after the death of Ed Cormier several years ago, so it is heartening to see it making a comeback. It has grown from a cohesive group of 4 players 3 years ago, to a surprisingly large group of players on Sat so I agree with Richard that some changes are in order. It is harder to manage with the larger group, even if more fun. The cloggers have worked well before - they only stay for part of the jam time and are an audience pleaser for the short time they are there. Well, we have all year to see if we can find a solution that will please everyone for next time.....

It was a wonderful festival with lots of good music in a beautiful scenic setting. The tents provided needed shade and it was nice you were able to provide adequate chairs. I am already looking forward to next year's festival.

what a great day, great turnout, and lots of great music!