Harvest Moon Hurrah

The Spanish Fork Arts Council is excited to welcome back
Eclipse for the 5th Annual Harvest Moon Hurrah!

Saturday, September 18th, 2010 3:00 - 10:00 pm
Library Park on center & Main St in Spanish Fork

Begun in 2005, this year marks the 5-year anniversary of the Harvest Moon Hurrah. It was recently voted as one of the top three favorite fall events in Utah County. A free event for the entire community to celebrate the harvest and the arts!

In addition to Eclipse we are excited to have Cherie Call, Brushfire, the Thrillionaires Comedy Improv, and many other wonderful and talented live performers. As always there will be children's games and crafts, hayrides with live bluegrass bands, storytellers, caricature artists, 2 giant paint-it-yourself murals, the family photo booth, and much more!!! There will be many different food choices from local vendors - all for $3 or less.

Bring the entire family and all your friends so we can make this the best Harvest Moon Hurrah yet!!!

For Vendor or Sponsor inquiries, call 801-368-1609.

About Eclipse:

The six members of Eclipse are all from northern Utah and have been performing together since 1999. Eclipse's signature sound features tight harmonies, driving percussion, and infectious energy; all produced using just one instrument--the human voice. In all, they have released five albums. Once; Think Twice; Three Kings a Christmas album; For Show; and Grateful Praise.

Eclipse has been named "Best Vocal Group" at Utah's Best of State Awards and they are the recipients of four Pearl Awards, including "Group Recording Artist of the Year." Eclipse was the winner of both the Pacific Northwest and Rocky Mountain Regions of the harmony Sweepstakes. They have traveled the globe and are excited to be performing in Spanish Fork again. You can check them out on the web at www.eclipsesingers.com.

About Cherie Call:

Cherie Call was born and raised in Mesa, Arizona and has been writing music since her early teens. She has released seven full length albums of her original songs. Her latest album, "Grace", was released in October of 2009. Some highlights of Cherie's performing life include playing "in the round" at Nashville's famous Bluebird Cafe, being a finalist in the prestigious Kerrville Newfolk songwriting competition, and opening for bluegrass legend Tim O'Brien at the University of Utah. Cherie's songs have been included on several albums produced for the LDS Especially for Youth summer programs, and also on the soundtracks to many independent films, including God's Army, Charly, and the Banff Award winning film, "True Fans". Cherie currently hosts a podcast on yldsr.com called "The New Music Show", where she interviews other musicians about their latest work. Cherie currently lives in Utah with her husband and two daughters. Visit her website at: www.cheriecall.com