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[ Festival to be featured on Triad Arts Up Close ]: An Appalachian Summer Festival will be featured in a two-part special on WFDD's (88.5FM) Triad Arts Up Close on Tuesday, June 23 and Wednesday, June 24.

"An open letter to my fellow supporters..."

[ "An open letter to my fellow supporters..." ]: Ron Redmon, an Appalachian Summer Festival supporter, writes about the arts and their importance in trying economic times.

"Our finances will recover in due course, for that is the nature of all things cyclical. The light and joy that only music, dance, and drama can provide is needed now, more than ever... and they depend on us."

[ An Appalachian Summer Festival 2009 Season Schedule ]: 2009 season highlights include Kenny Loggins; Mike Cross; Melissa Manchester; Buckwheat Zydeco; Joan Baez; Leahy; Paula Poundstone; Pilobolus Dance; Charlotte Symphony Orchestra Pops; Sophie B. Hawkins; The Broyhill Chamber Ensemble; Paul Taylor Dance Company; Triad Stage; Eastern Philharmonic Orchestra and more.

[ An Appalachian Summer Festival Announces New Model of Artistic Leadership ]: An Appalachian Summer Festival has adopted a new model for artistic direction, designed to fulfill its mission, vision, and long-range goals.

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An Appalachian Summer Festival is a production of the Appalachian State University Office of Arts & Cultural Programs. An Appalachian Summer Festival receives support from the North Carolina Arts Council - an agency funded by the State of North Carolina - and the National Endowment for the Arts, which believes that a great nation deserves great art.

Mailing address: An Appalachian Summer Festival; PO Box 32057; Boone, NC 28608
Physical address: An Appalachian Summer Festival; Farthing Auditorium; 733 Rivers St.; Boone, NC 28608
Toll-free: (800) 841-ARTS (2787)
Telephone: (828) 262-4046
Email: boxoffice@appstate.edu

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