First Annual
Ojai Bellydance Festival
Saturday, August 16, 2008
Ojai, CA
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Last update: April 2008
Vendor Registration: now - July 31, 2008
Saturday, August 16, 2008
Ojai Women's Club Building
441 East Ojai Av., Ojai, CA 93023
12:00 - 7:00 p.m.
$7.50 general admission
$4.00 children & senior admission (4 yrs. & under, free)
Vendor Registration Page
FOOD & DRINKS VENDOR:
the site offers a small kitchen with a service window open to the Main Vending area.
Middle-eastern & healthy foods sell best.
Food & Drink Vending: $75
BELLYDANCE PRODUCTS VENDING:
Main Vending area is a separate room adjacent to the stage area.
98" x 33" Table $40
92" x 30" Table $35
Bring your own rack: $15 per rack (w/ table rental)
CD & DVD VENDING:
Front Room vending area - opens to stage area
Full Table (92"x30") $45
Share a Table or bring your own card table $20
Download Vendor Application
Confirmed Vendors 2008:
Robin Johnson
The Ojai Bellydance Festival will draw bellydancers, musicians and aficionados from all over southern and central California as well as guest performers from the SF Bay area. Performances range from student recitals to professional shows by the area's most popular dancers. The festival is open to the general public.
Press Release (link coming soon)
A celebration of Near Eastern & World Fusion Music, Dance, shopping, food, and fun to benefit the Ventura Women's Shelter, SGI Culture of Peace exhibit, and celebrate the vibrant, evolving art of Near Eastern Music & Dance.
Live music and open floor dancing with 3 fantastic bands: Byzantium, Black Lotus, and Sol y Luna.
Continuous dance entertainment featuring
Traditional Near Eastern & North African Dance, American Tribal Style Bellydance, Modern Fusion bellydance, and classic cabaret belly dance.
Shopping and food.
Clothing Drive for Ventura Women's Shelter & Help of Ojai.
Please bring donations of clean clothes and toys in good condition for the Ventura Women's Shelter & Help of Ojai.
This festival is dedicated to promoting artistic excellence in the field of Near Eastern Music & Dance as well as supporting local organizations which help families in crisis (Ventura Women's Shelter and Help of Ojai) or promote world peace (SGI Creating a Culture of Peace).