SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3, 2016
1:00 – 9:00 P.M.
SALVAGE STATION
468 RIVERSIDE DR
ASHEVILLE, NC 28801

Dogwood Alliance is celebrating its 20th Anniversary of Southern forest protection with a fun and exciting storytelling and music festival! This free festival is great for the whole family with live music, renowned storytellers, games, yoga, kids’ activities, and more! 

For music, we’ve got Sherri Lynn and the Mountain Friends, Threadbare Skivvies, Krekel and Whoa, Phuncle Sam, and DJ Malinalli. Our featured storyteller is the internationally acclaimed Doug Elliott.

There will be SO much to do, including mask making, laurel wreath making, a puppet area, giant Jenga, oracle readings, Yoga with Inner Wild, cornhole, and an art auction.

The only thing we need to make this celebration a success is you! So please bring your friends, family, and co-workers with you and have the most amazing time!

FESTIVAL SCHEDULE & LINE-UP

1:00pm Asheville Grit Writing Contest Winners
2:00pm Dogwood Alliance Forest Defender Induction Ceremony – for children of all ages!
2:15pm Storyteller Gary Phillips
2:30pm Poet Amy Upham
3:00pm Sherri Lynn and the Mountain Friends
4:00pm Feature Storyteller Doug Elliott
5:00pm Threadbare Skivvies
6:00pm Krekel and Whoa
8:00pm Phuncle Sam
10:00pm DJ Malinalli

For more information, check-out our Festival Page

For 20 years, Dogwood Alliance has stood with the forests and people of the South. Based in the mountains of Asheville, North Carolina, Dogwood has transformed the forestry and paper-buying practices of some of the largest companies in the world. Today we work at the international level to stop the burning of Southern forests for European electricity.

Looking ahead to the next 20 years, Dogwood Alliance is building a vision and a movement to protect 35 million acres of wetland forests across the South. Despite their beauty and life-sustaining magic, these forests are largely unprotected. Working together, we can and we will change that.

You are what makes the work of protecting our Southern forests possible. Come celebrate all that we’ve done and all the amazing things we have yet to do together.