5th Annual Fall Fundraiser
October 4, 2014 * 11 am to 5 pmLocation: WVU Experimental Farm - Reyman Memorial Farms
Route 259, just North of Wardensville, WV
Join Trust staff and board members as we celebrate and support our local watershed community. The Cacapon and Lost River Valley is rich in more than just our natural resources. Come experience the wonderful art, food and music of the watershed and most importantly, have a great time. This year’s event will also feature a live auction, raffle, and lunch that will be available for purchase from our local food vendors. Information about the work of the WVU Experimental Farm and a brief tour of the facilities will also be offered.
Tickets: $10 each until September 20, 2014, $15 after that date (limited quantity). Kids 12 and under are free.
P.O. Box 58
Wardensville, WV 26851
www.cacapon.org
304-268-6167
Local Artists
We are thrilled to have three local artists from Hardy County participate in this year's event. Meet the artists, learn about their work and purchase one of a kind pieces created right here in the watershed.
Joshua Miller Design
joshuamillerdesign.com
Furniture and Timber Frame
Albert Hutchings
albertsglass.com
Fused Glass
Kathy Kavanagh
Kahoka Hand Built Stoneware
Blog link
Local Food Vendors
We are trying something new this year and will have a variety of food items available for purchase at the event. The goal is to not only provide you with good local food, but to help support these types of businesses in our community.
The Pink Knife – Personal Chef and Catering
BBQ Pork, sides and drinks
Facebook/ The Pink Knife Personal Chef and Catering
Capon Crossing Farm Market
& Sandy’s Grass-fed Beef
Burgers, sides, drinks
French’s Mill
Grow your own mushrooms, Shitake Mushrooms Logs will be available for purchase.
Local Music
Rain Crow
Rain Crow plays vintage rock-and-roll songs from the late 1950s and 60s. A typical performance includes the tunes of Chuck Berry, The Ventures, Creedence Clearwater Revival, Wilson Pickett, and Roy Orbison. At most gigs, they urge folks to get up, shake off the dust, and cut the rug.
They include four vintage guys. Jim Morris, retired police officer, singer and lead guitarist, who has opened for Franky Valli & the Four Seasons, Fats Domino, Jerry Lee Lewis, and others. On rhythm guitar and singing, Steve Bailes is a retired Hampshire County middle-school social studies teacher, a guy who doesn’t know a stranger in these parts. Recently retired from his chimney-sweep business, Bill Harris, their bass guitarist, has opened for George Jones, Seldom Seen, Vince Gill, and others. Bill flashes the smile of a new grandfather. George Constantz, retired from ecological research and teaching,
but not from writing, beats his vintage Slingerland drums.
Rooted in Hampshire County, West Virginia, Rain Crow enjoys performing at local venues and for good causes. Three band members live in the Cacapon River watershed, while two have direct connections to lands under conservation easement.
Thank You To Our Business Sponsors
Campon Bridge Family Dentistry Capon Valley Bank
Shenandoah Restorations Keaton Frazer & Mileson PLLC
Individual Sponsorship Levels
River Otter
@ $100 - $199 includes 2 tickets
Brook Trout
@ $200 - $299 includes 4 tickets
Wood Turtle
@ $300 - $999 includes 5 tickets
Benefactor
@ $1,000 and up includes 10 tickets
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