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Hidden treasure of the Eastern Sierra

  • by Sheet Staff
  • in Events Calendar
  • — 24 Jul, 2012

4th Annual June Lake Loop Mountain Music Festival

 The June Lake Loop Performing Arts Association happily presents the 4th annual June Lake Loop Mountain Music Festival, July 26 – 29, in the historic June Lake Loop (Highway 158 in Mono County).

This year’s four day, boutique festival at five venues around the Loop includes a broad musical repertoire and events for the whole family: world class country, folk, honky tonk, bluegrass, alternative rock and emerging artists; a four-day kid’s music camp (starting July 24 to July 28); dancing; and fresh mountain air.

Jewel of the High Sierra, June Lake Loop, offers fishing, hiking, horse-back riding, swimming, fine dining, two famous pubs and a world-class spa – all in a stunning environment. Music has always been in the heart of the Loop, with impromptu concert gatherings springing up in the meadows, in the pubs, and in the parking lots. The Mountain Music Festival celebrates this rich history with incredible music, food, dancing, and fun.

Tickets for each event range from $10 to $20 and are available on the day of the show at each venue.

All-event passes are also available online at junelakemusic.com or for sale in June Lake at the June Lake General Store, Ernie’s Tackle, and Gnome Hollow Gallery.

All-event pass holders will also receive local discounts.

A portion of the proceeds will support “The June Lake Loop Women’s Club Scholarship Fund.”

For tickets, directions, more details, music, and additional press materials head to: www.junelakemusic.com or search June Lake Loop Mountain Music Festival on Facebook!

See you on “The Loop!”

–Press Release

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