The Kulth Music Fest

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Friday, July 20th, 2012

THE KULTH MUSIC FEST

�The Folk Festival with an Edge�

The Kulth is a festival for all ages created to bring people together under a banner of mutual respect for one another and for the environment we share. Festival participants can expect the highest standard of talent from both local and international acts, and a well planned and organized event.

The Kulth's name has been borrowed from the Coast Salish people, who call Mount Arrowsmith "Kulth-Ka-Choolth" meaning "jagged face." The local community has a rich European heritage as well. First explored by the Spanish in 1791, and later by Adam Grant Horne , a Hudson�s Bay employee, Coombs, Hilliers, and Errington have developed into a community rich in tradition. In the late 1800's, the Salvation Army established a colony where the ideals of family and community were held with the utmost value, a tradition carried on to the present day. Settlers made their living in the fishery, forestry, and other resource based industries. These historical elements have been brought together in The Kulth's emblem to recognize the various roots of our community. Around a traditional First Nations mask spin the wheels of industry encircled by the banner of our province.

People today realize that a more sustainable approach to the environment is needed, and resources must be managed if we are to enjoy them in the future. Respect for our environment and greener living practices have become a categorical imperative. We can make this our legacy by building strong community bonds and a sense of social responsibility. Using the cultural gathering as a social tool, communities can foster strong social contracts and a sense of personal accountability to one�s community. Building these connections also provides enjoyment for all who are willing to explore the opportunity.

Join us this July, one and all, for a truly island celebration.

The Lineup:

*FRIDAY*

The Friday entertainment is for our on-site campers only, and is not part of the
event or open to the general public, so get your on-site camping passes early, as these spots will fill up fast! Entertainment will also feature a local band from the Coombs Hilliers area with a BBQ getting underway at 6pm.

Late Night in the Hall: James Flavour and Friends

The Kulth Film Festival Screening

A collection of shorts and feature films seatings beginning at 5pm, 8pm and 10pm.
$10.00 at the door or online First come first served.

�� 5 pm ��
short: �Monster� (10mins.)
short: �Rainforest� (56 mins.)
short: �Joanna Makes a Friend� (12 mins.)
Feature �A Small Act� (88 mins.)

�� 8 pm ��
short: �Our Bus� (12mins.)
Feature �Debt� (90 mins.)

�� 10 pm ��
short: �Hardcore� (12mins.)
Feature �Sunflower Hour� (90 mins.)

*SATURDAY*

MAIN STAGE
11:00 - 11:45 -Georgia Murray
12:15 - 1:00 - Young Pacific
1:30 - 2:00 - The Archers
2:30 - 3:00 -Carmanah
3:30 - 4:30 - Mike Edel
5:00 - 5:45 - Paul Haggis
6:15 - 7:00 - Quoia
7:30 - 8:15 - Good for Grapes
8:45 - 9:30 - Acres of Lions
9:45 - 11:00 - The Boom Booms

LATE NIGHT IN THE HALL
Panther & The Supafly
Neighbour
Think Tank & Koosh

ELECTRONIC STAGE
James Flavour (dirtcrew)
Daega Sound (live)
Westerley
Naked DJ's
Koosh
Neighbour with Think Tank
Thom Banks
J-Feud
DJ Trever
Solomon Potashnick
DJ Dublion
Matt Rose
Lalu
Graham B (vic)
Emily Spiller
Lasqueti Cove

KIDS ZONE
TBA


*SUNDAY*
MAIN STAGE
11:10 - 11:45 -Kumbana Marimba
12:15 - 1:00 - Phil Dwyer
1:30 - 2:30 - Giraffe Aftermath
3:00 - 4:00 - Wil

KIDS IN THE HALL
11:30 - Sacred Storytellers
1:00 - Paul Hann
2:00 - DJ Koosh & Friends Disco Party



Sunday, July 21
The KULTH Official Afterparty@ The Frontiersman
5 pm until close


For ticket prices and purchase visit:

https://shop.thekulth.ca/