The Lullaby of the Rivers Festival features outstanding live music on the outdoor Rivers Stage throughout the weekend. A second stage in the Community Center offers music, stories and an Open Mic, with tables where people can eat while enjoying performances. Food trucks and vendors are located nearby.

Earth Day exhibitors offer interactive activities at booths set up around the festival grounds. Participants learn about the environment and connect with nature through live, educational experiences provided by volunteers and nonprofit organizations.

Bob Patterson is a professional songwriter, musician and storyteller. His songs and stories, poetic and evocative, often reveal a deep connection to nature and concern for the environment. His award-winning song, “Lullaby of the Rivers”, is the inspiration for the festival. Bob is also a founder, artistic director and past president of the Gamble Rogers Music Festival. He uses his extensive expertise to line up uniquely talented local and regional performers.

Carol Kramer is an activist, educator and organizer. She organized her first Earth Day event in 1980, inspired by a connection to nature that began as a child playing in the woods and camping with Girl Scouts. She is conscious about the food she eats, the products she buys, and the place where she lives. She draws on experiences like teaching solar energy and practicing permaculture to enrich the festival.