11-4 pm: Free Kids Activities

1-4 pm: Jason Fritts Ensemble

Jason Fritts Ensemble features a wide selection of jazz standards, Latin jazz, swing, and original tunes. Jason Fritts studied saxophone at the New England Conservatory of Music in Boston, as well as Northwestern University where he earned  a Master’s Degree in music. Jason also conducts the Jazz Foundation of Jackson Hole’s 20-piece Swing Band and plays baritone, soprano, alto, and tenor saxophones.        

4 - 4:30 pm: Out of Thin Air  

These versatile comedians have been cracking up local audiences for years with their unique personalities and ingenious timing.  “It’s a bit of organized chaos!” explains Out of Thin Air’s Todd Hjelt, describing the troupe’s fast-paced, high voltage shows.  www.offsquare.org

4:30-6 pm: Eric Carlson      

Guitar picker Eric Carlson, of Santa Fe, NM, plays original and traditional acoustic folk songs with an old-time/bluegrass flavor as well as instrumental acoustic guitar music from Appalachia, New England, New Mexico, Ireland, Sweden, and Ecuador, among other places. "Lately, I've been calling it post-modern old-time blue mountain folk," Eric says of his music.                             

7:30-9:30 pm: One Ton Pig

One Ton Pig is a highly entertaining folk rock variety show jamming out foot-stomping drinking tunes, train songs, country classics and prison numbers. The band boasts a rowdy lineup including Justin Smith (Mandatory Air, Barnyard Stomp) on guitar and vocals, Jason Baggett (Mandatory Air) on drum kit, Andy Calder (The Soul Impressions and Fat Albert) on outlaw bass, and Michael Batdorf (Easy Chair Music) on guitar and vocals.  “The original songwriting in this band is downright chilling,” says Calder.

11 - 12pm: Eric Carlson      

Guitar picker Eric Carlson, of Santa Fe, NM, plays original and traditional acoustic folk songs with an old-time/bluegrass flavor as well as instrumental acoustic guitar music from Appalachia, New England, New Mexico, Ireland, Sweden, and Ecuador, among other places. "Lately, I've been calling it post-modern old-time blue mountain folk," Eric says of his music.                             

12 - 4 pm: Greg Grant

A multi-instrumentalist from Montana, Greg plays guitar, saxophone and sings. He has a very unique sound that is a mix of rock, folk, jazz, classical and ambient. His use of looping technology makes many people think that there is more than one person on stage until they get a closer
look. www.alteredstaterecords.com/greggrant.html

11 - 12pm: Eric Carlson      

Guitar picker Eric Carlson, of Santa Fe, NM, plays original and traditional acoustic folk songs with an old-time/bluegrass flavor as well as instrumental acoustic guitar music from Appalachia, New England, New Mexico, Ireland, Sweden, and Ecuador, among other places. "Lately, I've been calling it post-modern old-time blue mountain folk," Eric says of his music.                             

12-3 pm: Judd Grossman

Singer/songwriter, Judd Grossman is a powerful voice in the Rocky Mountain region.  A local favorite, Grossman has performed at colleges and festivals throughout the U.S., including engagements for Bonnie Raitt and others. www.juddgrossman.com