Deb's Monthly Review

February 2006

Editor: Deb Thompson deb@lightpatch.com

Festivals for Travelers, Sites of the Month, Archives, Selected Links and more.

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February 2006 Festivals and Events

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Please Note: Because of recent hurricanes affecting our coastal areas, it is especially important right now that you verify all festival or event information. Even areas that were not in the direct path of major storms may have strained local resources in their attempts to assist displaced people. Some typically available festival or event venues may have become temporary evacuation centers. Travel in some areas may still be difficult or restricted. Once there has been more restoration to affected areas your attendance and support at local events and festivals will be a great way to help the local economy and our national economy in general.

February 2-5, 2006 Voyageur Winter Festival various venues, Ely, Minnesota	Fur trade winter camp reenactments, ice skating, skiing, bake sale, snowshoe trip to the Hegman Pictographs, dance, picnic (with plenty of hot foods) at Whiteside Park Pavilion, library book sale, art walk, fiber arts, crafts, snow carving and snow sculpture, activities for kids, pool tournament, Taste of Ely and more. Some events may have separate ticketing or require registration. Further Details: Call 800-777-7281
February 3-5, 2006 Cordova Iceworm Festival various venues, Cordova, Alaska	Pageant, variety show, Survival Suit Race, cribbage tournament, parade, spaghetti feed, ping pong tournament, gospel music, chili cooking contest and chili feed, photography display, ice cream feed, hotdog eating contest, scientific and historical displays, silent auction, steak and seafood, fireworks, bachelor auction, handyman auction, arts and crafts, pet show. Learn More: Call 907-424-7260
February 3-5, 2006 Everglades City Seafood Festival Downtown, Everglades City, Florida	Carnvial rides, more than 150 arts and crafts booths, music, seafood and Cajun dishes and more. Please—no pets or coolers. There is no admission charge to the festival. Additional Info: Call 239-695-4100
February 3-5, 2006 Hudson Hot Air Affair various venues, Hudson, Wisconsin	Early morning balloon launches, night balloon glows, snow volleyball, dances, arts and crafts, torchlight parade and more. Learn More: Call 715-381-2050 or 888-247-2332
February 3-5, 2006 Tent City Days unknown venue(s), Wrangell, Alaska	The area celebrates Gold Rush history with contests, sports events, a ball, fashion show, theatre and more. Questions? Call 907-874-3901 or 800-367-9745
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February 3-12, 2006 Carrot Festival Downtown, Holtville, California	Student art show, parade, arts and crafts, carnival in Samaha Park, music, Carrot Festival Cookery Contest, golf tournament, barbecue. Further Info: Call 760-356-2935
February 3-14, 2006 Fish Creek Winter Festival Clark Park & other venues, Fish Creek, Wisconsin	Candlelight skiing, entertainment, kite flying, talent contest, chili cooking contest, carnival games, food, art and more. Learn More: Call 920-868-2316 or 800-577-1880
February 4, 2006 Sniegfest Downtown, Gilman, Wisconsin	Snow volleyball, horse drawn sleigh rides, blind snowmobile races, snow sculpting, ice bowling, scavenger hunt, torchlight parade, frying pan toss, sausages and other foods, contests, activities for kids. Most events take place at Village Park. Get Information: Call 715-447-8285
February 4, 2006 Jack Frost Fest unknown venue(s), Spooner, Wisconsin	Golf tournament, ice fishing contest, ribs, chili cooking contest, games, snowmobile events, carriage rides, cartoons and more. Further Details: Call 800-367-3306
February 4, 2006 Groundhog Day Celebration St. Albert The Great Catholic Church, Sun Prairie, Wisconsin	Local weather celebrity Jimmy will have given his furry prediction by then, so the town plans to turn out for a community breakfast, games, entertainment, vendors with groundhog memorabilia, plus a birthday party for humans born on February 2. Further Info: Call 608-837-4547 or 800-400-6162
February 4-5, 2006 Iola Winter Carnival Old car showgrounds on Jenson Dr., Iola, Wisconsin	Think of Scandinavian culture and add winter's backdrop. Enjoy an ice fishing derby, ski jumping, arts and crafts, a lutefish supper (with plenty of other Norwegian treats), music and more. Additional Details: Call 715-445-4005
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February 4-5, 2006 Chocolate Lovers Festival Downtown, Fairfax, Virginia	Historic reenactments, crafts, pancake breakfast with chocolate chip pancakes, activities for kids, chocolate art, Taste of Chocolate. Some events are free and some have a fee. The event runs from 8am-10pm. Questions? Call 703-246-6321
February 4-5, 2006 Winter Festival Downtown, Cedarburg, Wisconsin	Pancake breakfast, bed race on ice, chili cooking contest, children's carnival, hayrides, barrel racing, ice carvings, entertainment, hot beverages. More Information: Call 262-377-9620 or 800-237-2874
February 4-5, 2006 Carolina Chocolate Festival Crystal Coast Civic Center, Morehead City, North Carolina	This event sends its proceeds to area charities, and though some events are more expensive than others, you should go with the festival's good cause in mind. There's a Champagne & Truffle Party, a Chocolate Spa Night, entertainment, brunch, festival merchandise, contests, tastings of chocolates in many forms, drawings for prizes and more. Further Details: Call 257-504-2203
February 10-11, 2006 Cruiserfest various venues, Minocqua, Wisconsin	Snowmobile radar runs, lighted snowmobile parade on the lake, bonfire, chili feed, silent auction, arts and crafts and other vendors. Many events are held at the downtown Tarpy Park. Questions? Call 800-446-6784
February 10-11, 2006 Chocolate Festival Copper Village, Anaconda, Montana	The local merchants must give away chocolates during this time. If they fail to do so, a sharp-eyed constable will levy a fine on them. And the fine goes to charity, so no one minds very much at all! Enjoy treats, prizes, a quilt exhibit and a bake sale. Learn More: Call 406-563-2422
February 10-11, 2006 Winterfest Deacon Mills Park, Green Lake, Wisconsin	Medallion hunt, ice golf, ice carvings, pageant, music, food and beverages, ice fishing, ice bowling, raffle, activities for kids. Get Details: Call 920-294-3231 or 800-2253-7354.
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February 10-12, 2006 Homer Winter Carnival various venues, Homer, Alaska	Celebrating 50 years of fun, the Carnival will feature a Mardi Gras Ball, parade, pageant, entertainment, a special showing of the film Casablanca, ice skating (weather permitting), scrabble tournament, fireworks and much more. Find Out More: Call 907-235-7740
February 10-12, 2006 Eelpout Festival City Park, Walker, Minnesota	Snowmobile radar run, Eelpout Peelout 5K run, eelpout fishing, rugby, food, vendors, Eelpout 500 On-Ice Auto Race, polar plunge. Further Information: Call 320-259-6010 or 800-833-1118
February 10-12, 2006 Frostbite Follies various venues, Littleton, New Hampshire	Events are held in a number of towns, including Fraconia, Whitefield and Lisbon. Enjoy an evening Frostlite Parade, snow sports, sleigh rides, aerial tram rides, entertainment, ice and snow sculpture, turkey bowling, prizes, races, Chocolate Affair, bonfires, fireworks and more. Some events may require a separate fee or reservation. Additional Details: Call 603-444-6561
February 11, 2006 Sweet Potato Festival Samuel C. Pannell Community Center, Sacramento, California	Sweet potato baking contests and sweet potato pies (and other sweet potato treats) for sale, entertainment, arts and crafts and prizes. Enjoy this 17th year of the festival. The fun is from 10am-4pm at the Center. Questions? Call 916-433-6680 or 916-207-1967
February 11-12, 2006 Winterfest Festival Main Street, Lake Havasu, Arizona	This festival offers a music competition for the kids, arts and crafts, vehicle displays and plenty of food. Enjoy the fun from 10am-5pm. There is no admission charge. Further Details: Call 928-855-4115
February 11-12, 2006 Mid-Winter Fest Hayes Park area, Apple Valley, Minnesota	Video arcade, ice skating, snow tube races, cross country skiing, volleyball, teen night, Klondike Coloring Contest, 4-on4 hockey, animal presentation, indoor wiffle ball tournament, youth pie eating contest, chicken wing eating contest, spaghetti dinner, music, free throw contest, dodgeball, drawings for prizes, medallion hunt, World's Largest Marshmallow Roast, chess tournament, bingo, face painting, snow softball, refreshments. Info: Call 952-953-2300
February 11-12, 2006 Cabin Fever Festival Fairgrounds, Frederick, Maryland	Juried artists show and sell their work in several buildings and heated tents, plus you can enjoy entertainment and great food. There is an admission charge. Learn More: Call 301-898-5466
February 17-19, 2006 Ice Castle Extravaganza Lakeside Park, Mayville, New York	Music and other entertainment, sleigh rides, library book sale, cross-country ski tour, ice chipping contest, bonfire, snowball throwing contest, snowmobile rides, igloo construction demonstration, fireworks and more. Additional Details: Call 716-753-3113
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February 17-19, 2006 Dexter Winter Festival various venues, Dexter, Maine	This year the festival is using a circus theme, so visitors and participants are encouraged to come in wild circus garb. Enjoy fireworks, snow sculptures, and ice fishing derby, a parade, snowmobile radar run, dances, sleigh rides and more. Questions? Call 207-924-3057
February 17-19, 2006 Shanty Days Downtown, Caseville, Michigan	Pool tournament, entertainment, spaghetti dinner, Potty Trotty (outhouse race on skis), dog sled races, food, beer, ice fishing contest, broom ball, chili cooking contest, human bowling, demolition derby, snowman making contest and more. Get Details: Call 989-856-3818 or 800-606-1347
February 17-20, 2006 Cloverdale Citrus Fair Citrus Fairgrounds, Cloverdale, California	This year's theme is "Through the Eyes of a Child". Enjoy music, a parade, pageant, gourmet food show, livestock displays, citrus baking contest, diaper derby, the comedy of Wild West Express and more. Further Info: Call 707-894-3992
February 17-20, 2006 Whiskey Flat Days various venues, Kernville, California	Historic encampments, arts and crafts, food vendors, carnival, melodrama, parade, rock climbing wall for kids, spin art, pony rides, stage coach robbery reenactment, tours of mill area, music and line dancing, gunfighter shows, pet parade, Whiskerino Contest, 1860s Costume Contest, frog jumping and more. Additional Details: Call 760-376-2629
February 17-26, 2006 Riverside County Fair & National Date Festival County Fairgrounds, Indio, California	Truck and motorcyle action shows, nightly music pageant, date recipe contest, games for kids, bird show, petting zoo, cooking demonstrations, livestock displays, concerts, ostrich and camel races, demolition derby, rodeo events, gem and mineral show, date industry exhibits and more. Learn More: Call 760-863-8247 or 800-811-FAIR
February 17-March 5, 2006 Anchorage Fur Rendezvous various venues, Anchorage, Alaska	Horse drawn carriage rides, helicopter rides, model train show, parade, snow sculpture, pool tournament, outhouse races, dances, wheelchair races, World Ice Bowling Championship, science demonstrations and exhibits, dog sled information and events, seafood buffet dinner, arts and crafts, melodrama, chili feed, martial arts expo, antique farm equipment and vintage military vehicles on display, bingo, pancake breakfasts, snowshoe softball, photo contest, fireworks. The event is commonly known as "Fur Rondy" in the Anchorage area. Questions? Call 907-274-1177
February 18-20, 2006 Bryce Canyon Winter Festival Ruby's Inn, Bryce, Utah	Archery clinic and competition, yoga, guided snowshoe tours, photography clinic, cross county ski racing, people-powered sled race, crafts for kids, snowshoe geocaching, GPS clinic, kayaking demos, entertainment. Most events are free. All activities are subject to weather conditions. Find Out Details: Call 435-834-5341
February 23-26, 2006 Snow Rondi unknown venue(s), Anchor Point, Alaska	The theme this year is "Starry Starry Night". Enjoy a pageant, costume ball, bingo, auction, bazaar, ski events, snowshoe softball, parade. Further Info: Call 907-235-2600
February 24-26, 2006 Swamp Cabbage Festival Barron Park, LaBelle, Florida	Pageant, vendors, rodeo events, arts and crafts, entertainment, parade, food. Questions? Call 863-675-2995
February 24-26, 2006 George Fest Downtown, Eustis, Florida	Orange Blossom Ball, pageant, waterski show, parade, spaghetti dinner, canoe races, fireworks, bed races, Dog Jog & Parade, cherry pie eating contest, hot dog eating contest and more. Additional Details: Call 352-357-3434
February 24-26, 2006 Almond Blossom Festival Community Center, Ripon, California	In its 44th year, this event celebrates with plenty of almond treats, plus a teen dance, art show, Blossom Fun Run, antique display, steak dinner, diaper derby, carnival, cream puff sale, pageant and more. (The carnival opens a day earlier, on the 23rd.) Find Out More: Call 209-599-7519
February 25, 2006 Grumpy Old Men Festival various venues, Wabasha, Minnesota	This event is sparked by the movie of the same name. There will be bingo, a pet pageant, softball and golf tournaments, entertainment, cribbage tournament, a dance, Raghetti Spaghetti Feed and maybe even a contest for those grumpy looking males among the crowd. Activities run from 9am-1pm. Further Info: Call 651-565-4158
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February 25-26, 2006 Greek Festival St. George Greek Orthodox Church, Palm Desert, California	You can probably guess that this one is filled with Greek foods, Greek music and dancing and Greek merchandise. Enjoy art and books, cooking demonstrations, activities for the kids and tours of the church. Questions? Call 760-568-9901
February 25-26, 2006 Grant Seafood Festival Community Center, Grant, Florida	In its 40th year, the festival features more than 100 arts and crafts participants. You can also enjoy entertainment, festival merchandise, seafood dishes and other festival foods, a library book sale and civic displays. The event is from 11am-5pm and there is no admission charge. Get Details: Call 321-723-8687 or Send Email
February 26, 2006 Capay Valley Almond Festival various venues, Esparto, California	Events are actually held in several towns, including Guinda and Rumsey. There is a pageant, plus a community breakfast, street fair, music plus food and vendors. Learn More: Call 530-787-3242
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February Somethings! Brief, bare-boned last-minute festival listings:
Feb. 1-5 Snowdown, Durango, Colorado, 970-247-3435 Feb. 2 For the Love of Chocolate Festival, County Community Center, Medina, Ohio, 330-723-4565 Feb. 2-5 Chambersburg Ice Fest, Downtown, Chambersburg, Pennsylvania, 717-264-7101 Feb. 2-14 SF Independent Film Festival, San Francisco, Calfornia, 415-8220-3907 Feb. 4 Winter Fest, Lucky Lure, Butternut, Wisconsin, 715-769-3434 Feb. 9-12 Seminole Tribal Fair, Hollywood, Florida, 954-797-5570 Feb. 11-23 Roaring 20's Arts & Crafts Festival, Downtown, Sebring, Florida, 863-471-5104 Feb. 12 International Festival, Overture Center, Madison, Wisconsin, 608-258-4177 Feb. 12 Art & Wine Extravaganza, Elks Lodge, Sonora, California, 209-588-9689 Feb. 16-19 Penn's Woods West Folk & Art Festival, Mercer High School,                    Mercer, Pennsylvania, 724-662-4185 Feb. 17-18 Olustee Battle Festival, Lake City, Florida, 386-755-1097 Feb. 17-19 Yuma Crossing River Daze Arts & Crafts Festival, Main Street, Yuma, Arizona, 928-782-5712 Feb. 17-19 Dahlonega Literary Festival, Dahlonega, Georgia, 706-864-3711 Feb. 17-20 Water Fall Ice Festival, Cody, Wyoming, 307-527-4326 Feb. 18-19 Klondike Days, Eagle River, Wisconsin, 800-259-6315 Feb. 18-19 Oregon Asian Celebration, County Fairgrounds, Eugene, Oregon, 541-687-9600 Feb. 19-26 Charro Days, Brownsville, Texas, 956-542-4245 Feb. 23-26 True/False Film Festival, Columbia, Missouri Feb. 23-26 White Sands Film Festival, Alamorgordo, New Mexico, 505-437-2214 Feb. 25 Heritage Arts Festival, Monroeville, Alabama, 251-575-7433 Feb. 25 Mardi Gras, Waupaca, Wisconsin, 715-258-9009
Other February 2006 Events You Might Enjoy Events in this section may be called festivals but are generally less multi-dimensional than events in the above category
Feb. 3 Duct Tape Ball, Marriott Downtown, Anchorage, Alaska, 907-646-8600 Feb. 3-4 Chocolate Festival, Norman High School North (on Stubbeman), Norman, Oklahoma, 405-329-4523 Feb. 3-5 Boat Show, State Fair Park, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Feb. 4 Westby's MOOS'S Lutefisk & Meatball Dinner,                    Our Saviors Lutheran Church, Westby, Wisconsin, 608-634-4011 Feb. 4 Chocolate Fest, County Convention Center, Bloomington, Indiana, 800-875-9615 Feb. 4-5 Antique Sporting & Collectible Show, Sunnyview Expo Center, Oshkosh, Wisconsin, 920-337-0113 Feb. 4-5 Arti Gras, Shopko Hall, Green Bay, Wisconsin, 920-435-2787 Feb. 4-6 Orchid Quest, 10-5, Alliant Energy Center, Madison, Wisconsin, 608-238-1939 Feb. 5 Hearts & Art, Library at 601 S. Bench, Galena, Illinois, 815-777-9500 Feb. 8-12 Northwest Flower & Garden Show, State Convention Center at 7th & Pike, Seattle, Washington, 206-789-5333 Feb. 9-12 Orchid Show, King of Prussia Mall, King of Prussia, Pennsylvania, 610-608-3944 Feb. 9-12 Hillsborough Antique Show , San Mateo Expo Center, San Mateo, California, 650-574-3247 Feb. 10-12 WonderCon, Moscone West Convention Center, San Francisco, 619-491-2475 Feb. 10-15 Home Design & Remodeling Show, Coconut Grove Convention Center, Miami, Florida Feb. 11 Chinese New Year Parade, 5:30pm, San Francisco, California, 415-982-3000 Feb. 11-12 Special Olympics Wisconsin State Winter Sports Tournament,                    Wausau, Wisconsin, 608-222-1324 Feb. 11-12 Craft Show, Town Hall, Julian, California, 760-765-1857 Feb. 11-19 Pittsburgh International Auto Show, Convention Center, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 866-575-3040 Feb. 12 Chocolate Festival, Westford Academy, Westford, Massachusetts, 978-692-7849 Feb. 16-19 Milwaukee RV & Camping Trailer Show, State Fair Park, West Allis, Wisconsin, 414-727-8840 or 800-884-3247 Feb. 16-20 Haunt X, LAX Hilton, Los Angeles, California, 805-937-7271 Feb. 17-19 Home & Garden Show, Civic Center, Pensacola, Florida Feb. 17-19 Cabin Fever Jewelry, Gem, Mineral & Fossil Show,                    Kirkwood Community Center, St. Louis, Missouri, 618-394-0443 Feb. 17-19 California International Antiquarian Book Fair, Century Plaza Hotel, Century City, California, 415-962-2500 Feb. 18 Fairmont Fruitcake Follies, Municipal Airport, Fairmont, Minnesota, 507-235-5547 Feb. 18 Mad City Model Railroad Show & Sale, 9-5, Alliant Energy Center, Madison, Wisconsin, 608-835-3148 Feb. 18-19 Rubber Stamp & Paper Arts Festival, County Expo Center, San Mateo, California, 650-574-3247 Feb. 19 Mystic Krewe of Barkus (parade), meet at Armstrong Park, New Orleans, Louisiana, 504-522-0239 Feb. 19 Spam Festival, Hotel Del Rio, Isleton, California, 916-777-5091 Feb. 21-24 Special Olympics Pennsylvania Winter Games , Johnstown, Pennsylvania, 800-235-9058 Feb. 24-26 Gem & Mineral Show, 201 N. Center St., Phoenix, Arizona, 602-738-22552 Feb. 25 Mardi Gras Parade & Festival, Main St., Jennings, Louisiana Feb. 25 Cotton Pickin' Quilt Show, Munday Elementary School, Knox Prairie, Texas, 940-422-4540 Feb. 25 Mud Sale, 46 W. Main St., Strasburg, Pennsylvania, 717-687-7232 Feb. 25-26 Depression Glass Show, State Fairgrounds, Little Rock, Arkansas, 501-375-0435 Feb. 25-26 Sand & Sage Collectors Show, County Fairgrounds, Garden City, Kansas, 620-272-3844 Feb. 25-26 Gem & Mineral Show, State Fairgrounds, Jackson, Mississippi, 601-956-9997 Feb. 25-26 Unique Animal Expo & Pet Fair, County Fairgrounds, Hillsboro, Oregon, 503-717-8484 or 503-738-9669
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Once upon a time there was a man with a gentle voice and quiet charm. He made several movies and worked in a TV show playing a character who rode a motorcycle from town to town, touching lives, and singing a little here and there. Then some of us didn't hear much of him for awhile. We wondered if he would ever come to sing for us again.
Michael Parks is singing, and he recorded 17 songs for us to enjoy, including: I'll Never Be Free Basin Street Blues Don't Go To Strangers Easy Street This CD was a long time coming, but it was worth waiting for. Take a trip to Listen Recordings where you can order your copy.

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Joan Garnand creates from her home in Tennessee. Her design styles range from simple elegance to whimsical fun. Joan does hand-painted stationery, uses spare moments at festivals to paint faces, and entertains children at private parties. A sample of her work is illustrated online. Talk to her about what you're looking for!

You may think you've seen some large moths, but have you ever seen a Cecropia Moth? With a wingspan of 5-6 inches, this creature would dwarf many smaller birds. If you enjoy checking out moths and butterflies and wish you knew how to identify more of them you should try the Lepidoptera helpful hints page.
View mass transit logos, check out rapid transit with a view, study the art and architecture of subway design and find out how to take a train to the beach—all at Metro Bits.		See how orchestra seating charts have changed over time. The page is kindly hosted by the Dallas Symphony Orchestra.
Microsoft Powerpoint can be a handy presentation tool, whether you use it on a Mac or PC. you might benefit from reading the material in this index of tips. There are more tips here.

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