Admission is $15 and includes entry to the festival, a souvenir tasting glass for the first 2,000 through the gate and free sampling (Designated Drivers $10). A portion of the proceeds will be donated to the Harrison County Habitat for Humanity®.
500 Advance Tickets ($10) available at Cellar on the Square (103 E. Beaver Street, Corydon). Ticket order form here. Advance tickets do not guarantee a souvenir glass.
Please note - No one under the age of 21 will be permitted to enter the tasting area.
The festival will again offer live entertainment all day, featuring performances by regional favorites.
2012 Entertainment Lineup:
Rachel Timberlake 12:30 - 2 p.m.
Rachel is a sassy, high-energy individual selected as one of the nation’s top 64 unsigned artists by CMT, and she puts on electrifying performances. Many describe Rachel’s style as that of mid-western rock with a country twist, which obviously creates a very unique sound. Rachel has quickly stormed across the region, currently touring from South Georgia to Michigan, from small bars to large festivals! No matter where the show, her exhilarating performances leave the crowds wanting more!
The Juicebox Heroes 2 - 4:30 p.m.
The Juice Box Heroes are no strangers to live entertainment opening for The Louisville Crashers, performances at the KFC Yum Center and Wick's Pizza in New Albany. This group may be a cover band but their name is becoming well-known in the Southern Indiana region. Band member include Daniel Farmer as lead vocalist, Kyle Reagan on lead guitar, Kolton Norton playing rythm guitar and serving as backup vocalist, Brad Rajchel bass guitar and Jordan Rajchel on drums.
da Mudcats 4:30 - 7 p.m.
Da Mudcats have been called the best blues band in Louisville for 25 years. Gene Wickliffe on drums, Rob Pickett on guitar and vocals and Mike Lynch on Bass and vocals, have preformed their exciting and innovative approach to contemporary blues; always with a great respect for tradition. The style of da Mudcats draws upon the classic form, with an honest love for writing and playing original music. In 2006, the band won the prestigious Sylvester Weaver Award.
