Blue Waters Bluegrass Festival
Musicians and fans gather, Sunday, August 12, 2018, at the 17th Annual Blue Waters Bluegrass Festival on the shores of Medical Lake, Wash. The three-day event featured regional and national touring acts, along with breakout guitar, mandolin and banjo workshops.
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Mary Jo Foss, left, Matthew Parrish, 5, Mariah Parrish, 7, Ashley Dreyer, 19, and Henry Valentine Toungate, 4, gather around the microphone to sing and perform Doc Watson's "Mole in the Ground," during the youth camp performance, Sunday, August 12, 2018, at the 17th Annual Blue Waters Bluegrass Festival on the shores of Medical Lake, Wash. The three-day event featured regional and national touring acts, along with breakout guitar, mandolin and banjo workshops.
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A musician makes his way to the venue, Sunday, August 12, 2018, during the 17th Annual Blue Waters Bluegrass Festival on the shores of Medical Lake, Wash. The three-day event featured regional and national touring acts, along with breakout guitar, mandolin and banjo workshops.
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Brett and Janet Dodd, of the Inland Northwest Bluegrass Music Association, show their approval as the watch and listen from the front row to the Misty Mountain Pony Club performance, Sunday, August 12, 2018, at the 17th Annual Blue Waters Bluegrass Festival on the shores of Medical Lake, Wash. The three-day event featured regional and national touring acts, along with breakout guitar, mandolin and banjo workshops.
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Everett Skubinna, 13, plays a mandolin solo on a Doc Watson song during the youth camp performance, Sunday, August 12, 2018, at the 17th Annual Blue Waters Bluegrass Festival on the shores of Medical Lake, Wash. The three-day event featured regional and national touring acts, along with breakout guitar, mandolin and banjo workshops.
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Music fans like what they hear, Sunday, August 12, 2018, at the 17th Annual Blue Waters Bluegrass Festival on the shores of Medical Lake, Wash. The three-day event featured regional and national touring acts, along with breakout guitar, mandolin and banjo workshops.
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Fans gather around a picnic shelter to listen to a mandolin workshop, Sunday, August 12, 2018, at the 17th Annual Blue Waters Bluegrass Festival on the shores of Medical Lake, Wash. The three-day event featured regional and national touring acts, along with breakout guitar, mandolin and banjo workshops.
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Sun hats cover heads in the audience, Sunday, August 12, 2018, at the 17th Annual Blue Waters Bluegrass Festival on the shores of Medical Lake, Wash. The three-day event featured regional and national touring acts, along with breakout guitar, mandolin and banjo workshops.
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Members of the youth camp conclude a Doc Watson song, Bill Cheatum with a cheer, Sunday, August 12, 2018, at the 17th Annual Blue Waters Bluegrass Festival on the shores of Medical Lake, Wash. The three-day event featured regional and national touring acts, along with breakout guitar, mandolin and banjo workshops.
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Sally Jablonsky, of Spokane-based Misty Mountain Pony Club, breaks a smile while performing with Milo Krims, Sunday, August 12, 2018, at the 17th Annual Blue Waters Bluegrass Festival on the shores of Medical Lake, Wash. The pair specialize in old-time county songs that produce images of outlaws, cattle drivers and lonesome hearts. The three-day event featured regional and national touring acts, along with breakout guitar, mandolin and banjo workshops.
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