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2009 Sioux River Folk
Festival
2009
Summer Concert Series
2008-2009
Fall/Winter Concert Series
2008 Sioux River Folk
Festival
2008
Summer Concert Series
2007-2008
Fall/Winter Concert Series
2007 Sioux River Folk
Festival
2007
Summer Concert Series
2006-2007
Fall/Winter Concert Series
2006 Sioux River Folk
Festival
2006
Newton Hills/Summer Concert Series
2005-2006
Fall/Winter Concert Series
2005
Sioux River Folk Festival
2005
Newton Hills/Summer Concert Series
2004-2005
Fall/Winter Concert Series
2004 Sioux River
Folk Festival
2004
Newton Hills/Summer Concert Series
2003-2004 Fall/Winter Concert Series
2003
Sioux River Folk Festival
2002-2003
Fall/Winter Concert Series
2002 Sioux River Folk Festival
2002
Newton Hills/Summer Concert Series
2001-2002
Fall/Winter Concert Series
2001
Sioux River Folk Festival
2001
Newton Hills/Summer Concert Series
2000-2001
Fall/Winter Concert Series
2000
Sioux River Folk Festival
2000
Newton Hills/Summer Concert Series
1999-2000
Fall/Winter Concert Series
1999
Sioux River Folk Festival
1998-1999
Fall/Winter Concert Series
1998
Sioux River Folk Festival
1997-1998
Fall/Winter Concert Series
1997 FOTM gets on-line.........
1991 Friends of Old Time Music becomes Friends of Traditional Music.
1990 First Annual Acoustic Christmas Concert held.
1985 Sioux River Folk Fest presented by Friends of Old Time
Music at
Newton Hills State Park. 1984 Friends of Old Time
Music adopts bylaws and elects first board
of directors.
1980 First Annual Sioux River Folk Fest presented
by Traditional Concerts held in Chautauqua Park in Canton.
1978 Friends of Old Time Music holds first concert series. These
concerts featured local musicians playing at the SF Playhouse.
1978 George B. German Music Archives started as
an outreach of Friends of Old Time Music. Its goal is to document and encourage serious
research of the music traditions of our state and region.
1977 First Annual Irish Music night held
1975 Friends of Old Time Music organized
to encourage and continue the performance of those American music traditions which are prevalent
in our state and region. |
