- Ticket Information
- What to Pack
- Sunday Only Ticket
- Main Gate / Entering
- Early Entry Rules
- Festival Guidelines
- Regulations
- Day Parking
- Special Needs / Crisis
- Hospitality Route/Courtesy Transport
- Performers & Their Links
- Main Stage Schedule
- Centennial Stage Schedule
- 3rd/Dance Stage Schedule
- Workshop Lane Schedule
- Folk Instrument Tent
- Dulcimer Tent
- Luthier's Tent
- Kids Hill
- Kids Hill Rules & Guidelines
- Kids Hill Performers
- The Tot Lot
- Hellos and Goodbyes
- Middle Ground
- Middle Ground Activities
- Middle Ground Activities Schedule
- Arts & Crafts
- Kids/Teens Marketplace
- Raffle
- Raffle Winners
- Tile Project
- Performer Recordings and Souvenirs
- Open Mic
- WMO/CMU Festival Recording Project
- Drumming
- Spirit Awards
- Recycling
- Photo Contest
- Program Book Sponsor
Middle Ground
What is MiddleGround?
MIddleGround was created to provide a place where young people could have fun and learn the ancient art of volunteering. Look for the red tie-dyed Wheatland t-shirt to identify MiddleGround volunteers.
What will MiddleGround do?
We are sponsoring traditional activities and crafts for those who have outgrown Kid's Hill. MiddleGround encourages mentoring to pass skills to one another and it's staffed primarily by young volunteers. We also provide opportunity for emerging musicians to perform at WMO in styles that interest young people. Late night Friday and Saturday at Centennial Stage bands perform that are 'geared' toward the younger crowd. MiddleGround has also set up many activitets and programs throughout the weekend.
Where will MiddleGround be?
Follow the "MiddleGround feet" to find us, just west of the Gladys Wernette Building, across from the Drumming Tent.
