August 10th–12th, 2007
· Bone Hill ·
Northfield · Vermont
A weekend of fun, relaxation, peace, and equanimity upon the mind-body featuring music, camaraderie, free-wheeling nature, and recreation
The 6th Annual Weekend Fest kicks off Friday, August 10th after 3pm. Come early and claim your favorite tent site and get your chairs set up for the beautiful sunset. The PA will be set up early for the usual open mic stage and folks are encouraged to bring their instruments to jam out some tunes. I’ll be playing bass for anyone who wants to play drums. Lets Rock!
Saturday is a full day of…relaxing while waiting for the evening peformances. If you come early, we have DJ music all afternoon to accompany badminton, horseshoes, Frisbee, wiffle ball, card playing, along with plenty of trails to walk/bike through the woods and fields. Kids of all ages are welcome and would enjoy the open field and fresh air. Bring activities you might want to share — and don’t forget your camera! If you have digital pictures from year’s past, please share them with us and we will include them in our photo gallery.
We will secure an opening act so come early enough to catch them. We are offering a serviced bar and unlimited Sangria (Spanish recipe) for those over 21. We will also have a BBQ station serving chicken, corn-on-the-cob, and potato salad in the late afternoon (donation per plate). If you’d like to cook your own meal, we will have multiple grills and cooking utensils for everyone to use at any time all weekend. We strongly encourage camping overnight — a day at Bonestock is not conducive to driving far. But if you can't camp, please still join us for a spell and take part in our Summer Tradition that just won't die.
So keep checking the website for updates and announcements. Please e-mail with any questions or suggestions. I hope you can attend.
— Erik “Gooch” Goodrich
Your humble Bonestock servant
The organizers of Bonestock feel a commitment to the community we live in. We feel an obligation to give back to our community. How better than help feeding the disadvantaged and working poor.
The Vermont Foodbank is a state-wide organization that provides food for families in need, not just during the holidays but year round. We are hoping and asking that attendees will bring an item of food (canned goods or dry boxed goods) for donation. We will then donate all contributions directly to the Vermont Foodbank. Thank you very much!
