Seldovia Summer Solstice Music Festival

Would you like to be a part of the 2009 Seldovia Summer Solstice Music Festival? We will begin accepting applications from performers on Jan. 1, 2009.

Applicants need to fill in and submit an application form, which is available by download from this site. For more about being a performer, check out the performer information page of this site.

Questions? Contact Festival Director Susan Mumma at director@seldoviamusicfestival.org.

Thanks for hanging in with us while we have been moving hither and yon about the internet. This is our new and, we hope, permanent location at an easy-to-remember address.

We’ve moved all of the content over from our most recent temporary site, so feel free to look around through the menu items above or the topics listed under the “More” header in the sidebar to the left. We haven’t updated the links to our site in the posts earlier than this one, but will simply go forward and wing it through the confusion.

Don’t forget to bookmark our site right now, while you’re thinking of it, so you can check back regularly for updates. Or, if you’d prefer, check out our section on how to subscribe to our updates by RSS feed or email.

Happy reading! We’re looking forward to seeing you at the festival.

Thanks for following us to our newest location. We hope you’ll like what you see here. In case you’re wondering why we’ve moved, it’s about more features; a cleaner look for you, the reader; a better interface for us, the content providers; and smoother portability to our (we hope) own hosting sometime in the future.

There’s more information about the festival here at our new home—just look at those rows of links across the top and in our lefthand sidebar. Our archives remain intact and you can revisit past festivals using the archive tab above.

One of the features of this new site we want to especially highlight is the many ways you can keep up with news about the festival. Sure, you can come here as often as you like to read what we’ve added. But to stay current without that effort and to be sure you don’t miss anything important and timely, check out the options on our subscribe page—we think you’ll find some of them to be pretty handy.

And one last note, about the comment feature. We’re happy to have your comments here. We especially love it when you tell us all about your experiences at the festival (we’ll have a feature just for that in our annual festival wrap-up post). But just to let you know, we value civil discourse and will be deleting any comments that are spam, commercial links, or just plain rude.