Mendocino County Fair Description:

Parking:

Day Parking Available nearby

General Rules:

* No cans or bottles, (except plastic water bottles) alcohol, drugs, or weapons
* No video cameras
* All seating is on the lawn or grandstand
* Baby strollers and baby food are allowed
* Seeing eye dogs for the visually impaired will be allowed
* Picture cameras are allowed.

Miscellaneous:

The Sierra Nevada World Music Festival promotes "conscious" music. Conscious music is music with a message of peace, unity and brotherhood, which transcends the divisions of race and culture.

Over the past Thirteen years we have endeavored to build a community where Conscious music, Roots music, World music is embraced. Where bringing diverse people from many lands together in celebration yields more than just the sum of each individual present, but something much grander. At SNWMF people experience a unique sense of unity and belonging, a semi-utopian moment in time where love, generosity, joy and innocence can be reclaimed. We believe that music has the power to move mountains and change paradigms, and the phenomenal artists who have graced SNWMF stages over the past dozen years have imparted an overwhelmingly Positive force.

Children 12 and under are free when accompanied by a paid adult. The Sierra Nevada World Music Festival offers a Family Camp area and an extensive program of children's activities throughout the weekend - including dance and music workshops, songfests, storytelling, arts and crafts, sports and other entertainment. Camping is an integral part of the Festival because it provides affordable accommodations for ticket buyers, many of whom are families with young children.

With beautiful streaming colors and exotic aromas, the Festival Village is an active marketplace of food and craft booths. The vendors are hand picked to provide an exciting array of international cuisine and arts. The 2006 Festival Village will be offering foods, crafts and art from such places as Indonesia, West Africa, Jamaica, Ethiopia and India. We welcome the input of nonprofit organizations, and over two dozen organizations, representing a range of environmental and social issues, will be tabling at the Festival, as well as registering voters.

Created through the collective efforts of the artists, vendors, staff, volunteers and ticket buyers, the Sierra Nevada World Music Festival is known for the positive, conscious, environmentally aware community it attracts.

The Sierra Nevada World Music Festival is dedicated to nurturing a world family peacefully united in celebration of the universal spirit of music. Come celebrate with us.


Driving direction to Mendocino County Fair:
**From San Francisco and Points South: Driving Time 2:10. Cross the Golden Gate Bridge and travel North along highway 101 for 83 miles. Take the 128-W exit located just past Cloverdale. Turn left at the stop sign and travel along N. Cloverdale Blvd. for .7 miles. Turn right onto 128-W and proceed for 30 miles to Boonville.

**From Ukiah and Points North: Driving Time 35 Minutes. Take Highway 101 South to the 253-W exit located just south of Ukiah. Follow the signs onto Highway 253 West and proceed 17 miles. Turn right on Highway 128 and drive .5 miles to Boonville.


**From Sacramento and Points East: Driving Time 2:45. Take Highway 80 West to the CA-37 exit located just before Vallejo. Continue along Marin World Parkway 2.5 miles, where it becomes Sears Point Road (HWY 37). Continue West another 17 miles. Take the US-101 North exit towards Santa Rose/Eureka and proceed 60 miles. Take the 128-W exit located just past Cloverdale. Turn left at the stop sign and travel along N. Cloverdale Blvd. for .7 miles. Turn right onto 128-W and proceed for 30 miles to Boonville.






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