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BUMBERSHOOT®: Seattle’s Music & Arts Festival, Presented By Samsung Mobile

Bumbershoot’s Complete Lineup! Single Day Tickets Available Tuesday, 7/21.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: July 18, 2009

CONTACT: Jennifer Orr jorr@onereel.org

BUMBERSHOOT®: SEATTLE’S MUSIC & ARTS FESTIVAL, PRESENTED BY SAMSUNG MOBILE

COMPLETE LINEUP ANNOUNCED! YEAH YEAH YEAHS, OLD 97’S, COLD WAR KIDS, THE HELIO SEQUENCE, PORTLAND CELLO PROJECT ADDED TO 2009 LINEUP

AFTER-PARTY AT THE TEATRO ZINZANNI SPIEGELTENT:  BUMBERSHOOT-A-GO-GO! SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 6

Three Comedy Stages including Eugene Mirman, Nick Swardson, Todd Barry, Maria Bamford, Matt Braunger, Wyatt Cenac, Tommy Johnagin, Doug Benson, a special Mystery Guest, the People’s Republic of Komedy, and many more!

YOUNGERSHOOT: FESTIVAL FUN FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY!
Complete Interactive Schedule Available at bumbershoot.org/lineup

To view this release as a pdf visit: bumbershoot.org/_pdf/2009-07-18.pdf

Seattle, WA – The 39th annual Bumbershoot: Seattle’s Music & Arts Festival, Presented by Samsung Mobile will showcase a wide range of arts over Labor Day Weekend (September 5 – 7). The Festival stretches across the 74-acre Seattle Center, located beneath the city’s iconic Space Needle, and programs 20 indoor and unique outdoor venues. This progressive Festival features a comprehensive arts program including live music, comedy, visual and literary arts, theatre, dance, film, and urban crafts. Complete Festival lineup and ticket information are located at bumbershoot.org.

All performance spaces have limited capacity. Early arrival is recommended to secure a spot in the audience, but is never guaranteed. Festival tickets do not guarantee entry into every performance, including the evening Mainstage shows. For more information visit bumbershoot.org/info

New in 2009: Keep the spirit alive at the Bumbershoot-A-Go-Go after-party featuring DJs from Emerald City Soul Club. This 21+ after-hours event will provide Bumbershoot revelers the opportunity to extend their Festival day into the next, beginning at 11pm on Sunday, September 6 at the Teatro ZinZanni spiegeltent (located at 222 Mercer Street – across the street from the Festival’s north entrance). Entrance is free to all with proper identification.

MUSIC The Black Eyed Peas / Sheryl Crow / Modest Mouse / Jason Mraz / The All-American Rejects / Yeah Yeah Yeahs / Katy Perry / Michael Franti & Spearhead / Franz Ferdinand / Old 97′s / Cold War Kids / The Knux / De La Soul / Metric / Raphael Saadiq / Brett Dennen / Os Mutantes / Soulsavers featuring Mark Lanegan / The Long Winters / Sly & Robbie & the Taxi Gang / World Party / Keller Williams / Roy Ayers / MSTRKRFT / The Helio Sequence / Common Market / UH HUH HER / Dave Alvin and The Guilty Women / Eric Hutchinson / No Age / Matt & Kim / Dead Confederate / Janelle Monáe / The Cave Singers / Audrye Sessions / Akron/Family / Swollen Members / Vieux Farka Touré / Lenka / Gang Gang Dance / Vivian Girls / Todd Snider / The Devil Makes Three / Holy F**k / Elvis Perkins in Dearland / Iglu & Hartly / Maximo Park /  Wale with UCB / OTEP / DJ Spooky That Subliminal Kid / Low vs Diamond / Sera Cahoone / Eleni Mandell / Mirah / Black Joe Lewis & The Honeybears / 3 Inches of Blood / Kay Kay & His Weathered Underground / U.S.E / Carrie Rodriguez / The Honey Brothers / Natalie Portman’s Shaved Head / Say Hi / Extra Golden / Mayer Hawthorne & The County / The Minus 5 / Forgive Durden performing Razia’s Shadow / Cordero / Mt. St. Helens Vietnam Band / Portland Cello Project / Telekinesis / Hey Marseilles / Sick Puppies / Everest / The New Mastersounds / Oren Lavie / Dyme Def / Delhi 2 Dublin / The Dusty 45s / Visqueen / Truckasauras / Head Like a Kite / Akimbo / Adrian Xavier / Paul Oscher “Alone with the Blues” / Parenthetical Girls / Massy Ferguson / The Lonely Forest / Sleepy Eyes of Death / Past Lives / Macklemore / Michael Shrieve’s Spellbinder / Wallpaper / The Whore Moans Present: The Black Atom! / Point Juncture, WA / Kim Field & The Mighty Titans of Tone / D.Black / Spaceman / Handful of Luvin’ / Champagne Champagne / Romance / Kristen Ward / Dept. of Energy / The Kindness Kind / Mark Taylor Quartet / Hotels / Black Whales / Kore Ionz / Grand Hallway / Anomie Belle / Steve Griggs Quintet / We Are Golden / Olympic Sound Collective / Tyler Bryant / Dyno Jamz / Central Services’ Board of Education / The Not-Its! / and Recess Monkey

Bumbershoot’s Mainstage Pass Program: Entrance into evening Samsung Mobile Mainstage shows requires a separate free pass. A limited quantity of free Mainstage passes are available each day at information booths on Festival grounds. One Mainstage pass will be available per person/ticket, per day, while supplies last. For more information visit bumbershoot.org/info/getting-in.htm#mainstage.

COMEDY Bumbershoot’s popular comedy programming includes two stages of national comedic talent in the Charlotte Martin and Intiman Theatres, as well as regional comedy at The Vera Project.

The Comedy Stage North (located in the Intiman Theatre) is packed with stand-up from Eugene Mirman, Todd Barry, Nick Swardson, Maria Bamford, Matt Braunger, Wyatt Cenac, Tommy Johnagin, Reggie Watts, the Red Wine Boys and a very special Mystery Guest.

The Comedy Stage South (located in the Charlotte Martin Theatre) will feature a variety of live comedy shows from national acts. This stage will be home to Doug Benson’s The Benson Interruption, Story Pirates AfterDark Present FOUND, Improvised Shakespeare, and stand-up from Charlyne Yi and another very special guest.

The Comedy Stage West (located in The Vera Project) will host the best in Pacific Northwest comedy co-curated by Seattle’s own People’s Republic of Komedy. Programs to include Best of Seattle International Comedy Competition 30 Year Anniversary; Laff Hole; Blood Squad; Lo-Ball; Canadian Comedy That Cares!; Famous Mysterious Actor; The Beta Society; Ubiquitous They; Cracked Up!; and One Night Only, Part II.

Bumbershoot’s Comedy Pass Program: Due to the high demand for comedic offerings at the Festival and the intimate venues in which the shows are staged, all comedy programs offer a free pass onsite guaranteeing admission to Festival patrons. Comedy passes are not required, but recommended to secure a seat in one of the comedy performances. Comedy passes are available each Festival day beginning at 11AM at the Comedy Pass Distribution booth (located outside at the northwest corner of the Center House), on a first-come, first-served basis. To allow more comedy fans the opportunity to see a show, one Comedy pass will be available per person/ticket, per day, while supplies last. In addition, each performance will have a stand-by line for patrons without comedy passes. Admission from the stand-by line is not guaranteed and is first-come, first-served. For complete comedy pass and stand-by access information visit: bumbershoot.org/info/getting-in.htm#comedypass.

LITERARY ARTS Bumbershoot’s ongoing tradition to include noted authors, illustrators and literary legends lures lovers of the written word and stimulating conversation to the Leo K. and Bagley Wright Theatres throughout the holiday weekend.

The 2009 literary lineup will feature the forthcoming written work from David Cross (I Drink for a Reason); celebrated young adult author S.E. Hinton (The Outsiders, Rumble Fish); the prolific iconoclast Melvin Van Peebles (Confessions of a Ex-Doofus-ItchyFooted Mutha); Writers of LOST: Carlton Cuse, Eddy Kitsis and Adam Horowitz in a panel hosted by Jeff Jensen of Entertainment Weekly; New Fiction from McSweeney’s authors Jessica Anthony, Bill Cotter, Ross Simonini, and Mac Barnett (hosted by Starlee Kine of This American Life); Christian Lander’s Stuff White People Like, moderated by Luke Burbank of Too Beautiful To Live; poetry from unexpected places in The Enablers Have Spoken and You’re Fine with Spencer Moody; Zak Smith’s foray into porn; 25 years of Manic D Press with Jon Longhi, Amber Tamblyn and Lynn Breedlove; a literary feast with food luminaries Tom Douglas and Kathleen Flinn; Youth Speaks Seattle w/ Staceyann Chin & Prometheus Brown (Geo of Blue Scholars); hip-hop word-slingers iLL-Literacy; and a look at Seattle Noir with host Curt Colbert. In addition, Daniel Wilson and Kevin Emerson share tales of robots and vampires; the young and old go head-to-head with Writers In The Schools; spoken word shines with Seattle champions Tara Hardy, Jack McCarthy and Danny Sherrard; regional writers Jess Walter, Kevin Sampsell and Kerry Cohen demonstrate the Northwest is great for literature (moderated by Mary Ann Gwinn of The Seattle Times); and Lyall Bush ties words and music together with Devin Sullivan.

For more details on Bumbershoot’s Literary Arts Program visit: bumbershoot.org/_pdf/2009-06-25.pdf

VISUAL ARTS Seattle Center’s Northwest Rooms are the home to Bumbershoot’s visual arts galleries. The 2009 exhibits emphasize artistic involvement and encourage Festival fans of all ages to engage in hands-on participation both at the Festival, and throughout the summer. The dynamic displays and interactive gallery spaces will be open throughout the Festival weekend, and will open early for a free public preview from Noon – 7pm on Friday, September 4, 2009, following the presentation of the Mayor’s Arts Awards at the Northwest Court.

Focusing on posters as cultural expression, The Seattle-Moscow Poster Show marks the culmination of a three-year exploration of graphic art as bridge between cultures; previous years’ exhibits included art from Havanna, Cuba and Tehran, Iran. The show is a selection of more than 70 posters, half from each city, sharing cultural themes such as music, film, theatre, and contemporary art, curated by Seattle-based designer Daniel R. Smith.

The Gage Academy Drawing Jam, the surprise hit of Bumbershoot’s 2008 Visual Arts lineup (with approximately 10,000 Festival-goers attending in 2008), is back—and it’s bigger and better (now with sculpture)! The 2009 edition will allow art curiosos the opportunity to attend art school in the midst of Bumbershoot, complete with art supplies, figure models and professional artist demonstrations.

Kerfuffle (or The Uneasy Relationship Between Humanity and the Environment), curated by Chris Weber and Lele Barnett, is a multi-faceted multimedia show with works that explore waste, regrowth and sustainability. Kerfuffle will include Chris Jordan’s photographic portraits of global mass culture; Allison Kudla’s capacity for (urban eden, human error), which utilizes state-of-the-art technology to “print” intricate bio-architectural constructions out of plant matter; and work from Vaughn Bell, Joseph Gray, Karen Rudd, Christina Seely, Brent Watanabe, Kuros Zahedi, and select works from Terra Nova: Sinfonia Antarctica by Paul D. Miller aka DJ Spooky.

Created for Bumbershoot by Greg Lundgren’s Vital 5 Productions, Dada Economics aims to engage and inspire creativity and art-making on a world stage. All summer long, Arbitrary Art Grants are being distributed in a wide variety of artistic fields. Dada Economics will not only showcase the hilarious and often brilliant submissions collected throughout the summer, but Bumbershoot patrons will have the chance to participate in the exhibition, creating works in fashion, architecture and photography. Each day a new Arbitrary Art Grant will be awarded to a Festival patron who has dared to share their originality.

Bumbershoot’s Visual Arts Program is supported in part by the Seattle Office of Arts & Cultural Affairs. For more details on Bumbershoot’s Visual Arts Program visit: bumbershoot.org/_pdf/2009-06-11.pdf.

DANCE AND PERFORMANCE
The 2009 Dance and Performance Program offers the magic touch from cool magician Justin Kredible; The Goldberg Variations performed and choreographed by Mark Haim; and the mastermind work of eccentric Seattle singer-songwriter and performer Jason Webley.

Some of New York City’s brightest travel cross-country for multiple days of Bumbershoot performance including the heart-pounding west-coast premiere from COBU. Founded by Yako Miyamoto, member of the off-Broadway hit STOMP, COBU melds the sounds of New York with traditional Japanese culture combining Taiko drumming with rhythmic tap dancing.

Performance Space 122, NYC’s legendary hub for contemporary performance, brings you a live bento box teeming with a delectable assortment of technology-infused multimedia, mind-bending dance, inflammatory theatre, and addictive live art. Performances include The Panic Show, a dance and theatre combination (by Witness Relocation); the sensual duet “Geisha” (by LeeSaar); and an excerpt from Radio Play (a new work by Reggie Watts and Tommy Smith.

Pacific Northwest Ballet presents a powerful, mixed-bill program featuring Mopey, a solo blitzkrieg through adolescence with music by C.P.E Bach and The Cramps; the balcony scene from Jean-Christophe Maillot’s contemporary Roméo et Juliette; Vespers, an ensemble piece for six women by choreographer Ulysses Dove; and Ultimatum a new work from PNB principal dancer and emerging choreographer Olivier Wevers.

THEATRE Tucked inside the Center House is an intimate black box theater, which becomes home to some of Bumbershoot’s best Northwest theatre performers and companies. Co-curated by Theatre Puget Sound (TPS), the Center House Theatre will host three days of exceptional regional theatre including daily performances of Spin the Bottle, Jr., a kid-friendly version of this long-running variety show; two performances of theater simple’s 52 Pick Up, an edgy romantic comedy that always has a different story line; and Craft/Craeft/Kraft, Fuse Theatre ensemble’s unique investigation of today’s craft movement. In addition, TPS offers the three performer, long-form improvisation show, Improsia; Canadian Comedy Award nominee Christina Sicoli’s Wild Rose; Seattle’s The Radio8Ball Show with host Andras Jones answering questions with the help of a special musical guest; and Wing-It’s Rock Opera: LEASE, a full-length improvised rock opera in two acts.

ON THE FESTIVAL GROUNDS The International Fountain Lawn will feature two unique viewing opportunities including performances of Flexion by Wise Fool New Mexico – a show that will stretch your perception of the human body as five acrobats on stilts roll into backbends, splits and a myriad of sculptural forms. Also on the north Fountain Lawn is the Rockstar Energy Drink Vert Ramp exhibiting the skills of pro skateboarders and BMX bikers: Sergie Ventura, Simon Tabron, Omar Hassan, Rune Glifberg, Anthony Furlong and Chris Gentry; emceed by the “Voice of Skateboarding” Dave Duncan.

The Festival grounds will be teeming with artistic creations, actions and invitations. Patrons may trade art for fare at Amy Steel’s Snack Bar, take a never-before-heard walking tour of Seattle Center via Assemblage’s Way Stations, land a role (or scream) in a short scene with 31 Down w/ Japanther (presented by Performance Space 122), experience silence with A.K. “Mimi” Allin, take in giant scupltures created for the Festival by Julie Lindell, or for a more microscopic view step right up for Professor Humbug’s Flea Circus. Even more activities abound including interactive games on the lawn by Chris McMullen and Steve Withycombe, Nicole Kistler’s All-Terrain (a mobile hedge), and performance pieces from DASSdance and Portland’s Woolly Mammoth Comes to Dinner. Arts around the grounds are made possible in part by 4Culture and Boeing.

Bumbershoot’s Indie Market will showcase over one hundred artists, crafters and designers selling clothing, accessories, art and clever creations. In addition, Bumbershoot and American Poster Institute co-present Flatstock 22, featuring high profile and up-and-coming rock poster artists from near and far, 11 am to 8 pm daily, in the Fisher Pavilion.

FILM Now in its 14th edition, the 1 Reel Film Festival Presented by Seattle Center offers the year’s best film shorts from around the world. Curated by the renowned Seattle International Film Festival (SIFF), the 1 Reel Film Festival will feature 24 themed programs including Films4Families, animated shorts, award winners, music videos (Radiohead, Modest Mouse, Fleet Foxes, and more), the Live Earth Film Festival, films shot around the Earth (Australia, Sweden, Germany, Seattle and more) and even a short film on the last days of The Seattle Post-Intelligencer – Seattle’s own iconic globe.

The 1 Reel Film Festival Presented by Seattle Center will also feature the Seattle premiere of Rock Prophecies, a full-length documentary focused on the life work and creative genius of legendary rock photographer Robert M. Knight. The program will include a Q & A and booksigning with Robert Knight and Director, John Chester, after the screening.

The 1 Reel Film Festival Presented by Seattle Center kicks off with a free Friday night program in SIFF Cinema. Film fans will be able to secure a spot on SIFF’s guestlist later this summer; BumberFans will be the first to know when the free reservations are available.

YOUNGERSHOOT Calling all kids (and their parents)! Bumbershoot provides the perfect place for family fun! The 2009 lineup will include special programs appropriate for the Festival’s younger fans, with hands-on activities, arts offerings, and music that’s friendly for the whole family including performances on the Northwest Court Stage by The Not-Its!, Central Services’ Board of Education and Recess Monkey.

The Bumbershoot Kids Pavilion will inspire the imagination as kids play, create, dance, experiment, craft, and learn. There will be opportunities to make music (and instruments!) with Soundbridge; mold an animated movie with ClayAnimation Network; check out Pacific Science Center’s REAL human organs; flip, twist and roll with Dizzy’s Tumblebus; and join ParentMap for a lesson in gardening. The Bumbershoot Kids Pavilion is open from 11am – 6pm daily inside the Center House.

Young fun continues in the Center House Theatre with Spin the Bottle, Jr., a kid-friendly version of Annex Theatre’s variety show that mixes a little music, with a little dance, theatre and film. Junior film buffs can take their families to SIFF Cinema every day at Noon where 1 Reel Film Festival, presented by Seattle Center, hosts Films4Families, a special program of film shorts that are as appropriate for kids as they are rewarding for those that are still kids at heart.

A separate Youngershoot schedule allows parents the opportunity to plan their days in advance. Parents can download a copy of the suggested family friendly programming at: bumbershoot.org/youngershoot.

More kid-friendly Festival details are available here: bumbershoot.org/info/children.htm.

KNOW BEFORE YOU GO All performance spaces have limited capacity. Early arrival is recommended to secure a spot in the audience, but is never guaranteed. Festival tickets do not guarantee entry into every performance, including the evening Mainstage shows.

Entrance into evening Samsung Mobile Mainstage shows requires a separate free pass. A limited quantity of free Mainstage passes are available each day at information booths on Festival grounds. One Mainstage pass will be available per person/ticket, per day, while supplies last.

Comedy passes are not required, but recommended to secure a seat in one of the comedy performances. Comedy passes are available each Festival day beginning at 11AM at the Comedy Pass Distribution booth (located outside the northwest corner of the Center House), on a first-come, first-served basis. One Comedy pass will be available per person/ticket, per day, while supplies last. Each performance will have a stand-by line for patrons without comedy passes. For complete comedy pass and stand-by access information visit: bumbershoot.org/info/getting-in.htm#comedypass.

For complete Festival details, do’s & don’ts and up-to-date lineup information, visit bumbershoot.org.

SUSTAINABILITY GOALS Bumbershoot is a leader in the Festival industry for its environmental initiatives. The carbon-neutral Festival has included conscious decisions to decrease its impact on the environment, while supporting the culture and community in which it resides. These tenets of sustainability have guided the event to annually re-examine basic operations, reduce, reuse, recycle, offset all round-trip artist transportation, and seek Festival programs that incorporate messages of sustainability and social responsibility. Bumbershoot encourages all Festival patrons to act individually by using alternative transportation, personal non-disposable water bottles (and filling them up for free at the provided refill stations), and recycling and composting around the grounds. Additionally, Bumbershoot encourages social responsibility through the Festival’s Send a Kid program (an act that sends an under-served youth and their chaperone to the Festival for a day of music, arts, inspiration and imagination) and, new in 2009, the Bumbershoot Gives Back program, aiming to support other local non-profit organizations in meaningful ways that contribute to their immediate and long-term goals. Furthermore, all Festival guests can offset their personal travel emissions at bumbershoot.org or onsite at the NetGreen booth; all Bumbershoot carbon offset purchases support a regional methane capture project that will eliminate future greenhouse gas emissions from reaching the atmosphere and convert them into a clean power source for the local community. Bumbershoot’s green initiatives are supported by Clif Bar GreenNotes, Starbucks Coffee and Seattle Center Monorail. For more details on Bumbershoot’s green goals and an online application for the Bumbershoot Gives Back program, visit bumbershoot.org/green.

BUMBERSHOOT PRESENTS THE ARTS INTEGRATION PROJECT
Thanks to support from the National Endowment for the Arts, Bumbershoot presents the Arts Integration Project, which explores our artistic mission of broadening artistic expression and audiences. Specifically, we present programs that cross borders between genres, integrate contemporary communication technology, and include African-American, Asian-American and other artists from minority cultures. Arts Integration Project presentations are represented this year in visual arts exhibits, film, music/dance/literary performances, comedy and site-specific work around Festival grounds, with work from Paul Miller aka DJ Spooky, Melvin Van Peebles, Reggie Watts, iLL-Literacy, COBU, Youth Speaks Seattle (featuring Staceyann Chin and Prometheus Brown), Reel Grrls, and Janelle Monáe.

TICKETS In its 39th year, Bumbershoot continues to offer a massive weekend roster of world-class entertainment, arts and culture for an exceptionally low ticket price. The value-packed Festival’s Insider Deals ($60 3-day passes and $25 single day-specific tickets made available to BumberFan Club members) are SOLD OUT. However, buying advance tickets (available NOW) will save patrons roughly 30% savings off the full price!

Single day-specific tickets are $35 through August 21, and $50 thereafter. Advance three-day passes are $80 through Friday, August 21, and $120 thereafter. These tickets are available NOW on bumbershoot.org, and beginning Tuesday, July 21 at Ticketmaster outlets, or by calling Ticketmaster at 1-800-745-3000.  Tickets may be purchased without a service fee beginning July 21 at Destee-Nation Shirt Company (3412 Evanston Ave N. in Fremont). Free parking is available in the underground parking lot, immediately south of the store.

A Special Entry (discounted) ticket for seniors 65 and over, patrons with permanent disabilities and kids aged 6–10 (accompanied by a paying adult) will be available for $15/day at two gates during the Festival, and ONLY the day of the event (no advance sales of any kind). Children aged 5 and under are admitted for free.

For more ticket information visit bumbershoot.org/tickets.htm.

MORE ABOUT ONE REEL The 39th annual Bumbershoot: Seattle’s Music & Arts Festival, Presented by Samsung Mobile is produced by One Reel, in collaboration with Seattle Center and AEG Live. One Reel is the independent, not for profit producer of the Northwest’s premier music and arts events also including the Family 4th at Lake Union and Teatro ZinZanni. For more information, visit onereel.org.

ABOUT SAMSUNG TELECOMMUNICATIONS AMERICA Samsung Telecommunications America, LLC, a Dallas-based subsidiary of Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd., researches, develops and markets wireless handsets and telecommunications products throughout North America. For more information, please visit www.samsungmobileusa.com.

ABOUT SAMSUNG ELECTRONICS CO. LTD Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. is a global leader in semiconductor, telecommunication, digital media and digital convergence technologies with 2007 consolidated sales of US$105 billion. Employing approximately 150,000 people in 134 offices in 62 countries, the company consists of two main business units: Digital Media & Communications and Device Solutions. Recognized as one of the fastest growing global brands, Samsung Electronics is a leading producer of digital TVs, memory chips, mobile phones and TFT-LCDs. For more information, please visit www.samsung.com.

AND NOW, A THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS Bumbershoot’s low ticket prices and diverse programming would not be possible without the support of Samsung Mobile, Rockstar Energy Drink, Starbucks Coffee, Toyota, Budweiser – The Great American Lager, Clif Bar GreenNotes, Coca-Cola Zero, f.y.e. – for your entertainment, Seattle Center, Trojan® Brand Condoms and Quality Business Systems. An additional thanks to our grantors: National Endowment for the Arts, supporting the Integrated Arts Project at Bumbershoot; 4Culture and Boeing, supporting arts around the grounds; Seattle Office of Arts & Cultural Affairs, supporting visual arts at Bumbershoot; and Washington State Arts Commission.

PRESS INFORMATION Applications for Bumbershoot press credentials are due no later than August 1st; submit your application online at bumbershoot.org/press/credentials.

Publicity photos of all artists and the 2008 Festival are available for easy download. For more information, email press@onereel.org

For complete details, view Bumbershoot’s full press kit at: bumbershoot.org/_pdf/presskit.pdf

Questions? Please contact Jennifer Orr Public Relations Manager
jorr@onereel.org

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