From the archive
Basic Festival Info
The fact sheet of an earlier edition: the art show, the auction, camping, art booths and the lo-fi film programme.
Photo: 고려 / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 4.0. Illustrative image.
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Basic Info
Event name:
Doo-Nanny
www.doo-nanny.com
Event Location:
Seale, AL 36875
(private 80-acre farm)
Art Show
Saturday, March 31, 2012 10 AM - 5 PM
Special events:
Possum Trot Auction
Friday evening, March 30th 7 PM - 10 PM
Free admission
Bidding and Donations encouraged
(costumes encouraged)
Camping
(children under 5, free with adults)
Hotels:
Phenix City, AL
Art Booths
Categories:
•Handmade (by the artist)
•Creative Antiques
donations to the auction are appreciated!
Films/Movies/Videos:
WOW Fest, 24 hour lo-fi movie festival
Send submissions (5 mins or less)
Format: DVD or VHS
send to:
CM Laster
Bands:
Previous March 2011 line up
Mad Tea Party, Screaming j's, Morgan O'Kane, Doc Dailey & Magnolia Devil, Jake Fussell, Resistance Ensemble, STORMSHELTER, Red Hot Sugar Babies, Jenny Juice, Bibb City Ramblers with Shady Branches, Shadowville All-Stars Buford Dogs & Boogie Butter
Bonus: Butter Holler on the Pickin’ Porch, all weekend
Food Vendors:
To be announced closer to March 2012
Kitchen:
Communal kitchen, centrally located
Sharing encouraged, Get creative with your dishes!
Clean-up, Composting, & Recycling requested
Bathrooms/Washing Stations:
Located centrally with satellite portalets around the property
Showers/Spa:
Located centrally
Bring your towels and toiletries
Chores:
Lend a hand!
Bulletin boards with lists of ways to help are located near the kitchen
Doo-Nanny Participant Guidelines:
1. Join the creativity...make some art, collaborate, pitch-in, dress-up, learn a new dance step.
2. Leave as little trace as possible.... your campsite better than you found it, and take as much of your trash with you as possible.
3. Be radically responsible and respectful. Leave any dogs, guns, or drugs at home, and if you drink, be legal and responsible.
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Re-cycling:
Bins located centrally and around the property
Contacts:
General: Butch Anthony. This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
Doo-Nanny!