homepage: http://canecreekcloggers.o
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- Members:
- Laurie Williamson, Ruth Pershing, Jean Healy, Megan Ratcliffe, Forrest Oliphant, Aaron Ratcliffe, Daryl Junk, Diana Montgomery, Ivy Goodman, Jim Kirkpatrick, Katy Shoemaker, Bill Barnett, Dane Summers...
- Genre:
- Traditional Appalachian Percussive Dance
- Hometown:
- Chapel Hill, NC
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Ole Time, New Masters - The New York Times
6:41am Jul 3Carrboro Community 4th of July
1:17pm Jul 130th annual Festival for the Eno
1:14pm Jul 1
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Saturday July 4th! Carrboro Town Commons: 11:30 - 12:00. http://www.carrboro.com/july4/july4sched
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Sunday! Grove stage: 12:45-1:30. Workshop: River stage from 3-3:45. http://www.enoriver.org/Festival/index.h
Source: www.enoriver.org
African American Dance Ensemble, Orquesta GarDel, the Never, Holy Ghost Tent Revival, Peter Holsapple & Chris Stamey, Chuck Brodsky, Ellis, Kate Campbell, Albannach, Hammer No More the Fingers, Nerissa ...
Cane Creek Cloggers Here is a little backwalk in a Mimi's solo.
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Upcoming show:
May 22, 23 - Fiddler's Grove Festival
Source: www.fiddlersgrove.com
May 22, 23 late-night shows and afternoon clogging workshop
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Upcoming show:
April 18, 12:30pm at the dance tent - Shakori Hills Fall Grassroots Music Festival
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Don't miss us:
October 5, 5:00pm - Chapel Hill Festifall
October 12, 2:30pm - Shakori Hills Grassroots
September 29, 2008 at 8:03pm · Report
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Five shows in the next four weeks! Don't miss us:
September 20, 8:30pm - Hoppin' John Fiddle Festival at Shakori Hills
September 27, 1:00pm - Malcolm Blue Festival
September 28, 1:00pm - Carrboro Music Festival
October 5, 5:00pm - Chapel Hill Festifall
October 12, 2:30pm - Shakori Hills Grassroots
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September 10, 2008 at 11:44pm · Report
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Cane Creek Cloggers We haven't made the cover of the Rolling Stone yet, but the web site of the New York Times isn't too bad!
http://travel.nytimes.com/2009/07/03/tra
"By then the festival had reached its crescendo. The crowd at the main stage had grown to the hundreds, and the Cane Creek Cloggers, a dance troupe from Chapel Hill, N.C., were performing!"