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Spring City Arts Council presents The Spring City Bluegrass Festival Saturday, August 06, 2011 in Spring City, Utah, featuring CrosStrung and more.
CrosStrung (The Cluffs)
One of Utah’s newest up and coming Bluegrass and Celtic bands. Entertaining with their tight harmonies and hot instrumentals is what this fun family group is all about. Not only do they switch off playing each others’ instruments, on occasions 3 or 4 of them can be seen playing on the same instrument at the same time. State champions Dan Riggs on fiddle and Sarah (Cluff)Riggs on mandolin and guitar, are joined by Old Time Fiddler Junior winner, Leah Cluff on fiddle, Daniel Cluff on banjo, guitar, and electric bass, Emma Cluff on acoustic bass, and Sheri Cluff (mom) on guitar, banjo, and bodhran. The band enjoys performing a wide variety of bluegrass, celtic and acoustic music, adding their own unique style.
This wonderful, fun Bluegrass Festival will be held in Spring City, location to be determained.
The festival will begin at 4:00pm and run until 10:00 pm.
There will be great music and food, overnight camping is available.
Contact: Mark or Vicki Allen (435) 602-9787
Fairview Canyon
Above Huntington Reservoir
Mount Pleasant-Moroni, UT 84647
Sanpete County
Directions: Awesome sledding hill on top of the mountains on the road between Fairview & Huntington in Utah. It is about a mile or two up the canyon from Huntington Reservoir. If you drive up there, you may or may not find this exact hill, but there are a million other hills that are just as good. It’s on the south side of the road. We just parked on the side of the road as there’s no parking lots. The hill is within view of where we parked, so we could see our cars.
Comments: People park along side of the road there all winter so I don’t think there is any danger of being towed. There would be some danger of getting hit with snow plows if it’s during a storm, but we’ve even done that on occasion and been OK. This area has a lot of snowmobilers, so you may see them. We usually go in the springtime after the snowmobilers have given up. The hazards would be trees lining or below the hill. Trees are the only hazards, but when there’s enough snow, there’s plenty of run-out before you get to any trees.
*Rated R for swearing