<h2>7:00 &nbsp;doors</h2><h2>7:30 &nbsp;flatfooting clogging lesson with Evie Ladin</h2><h2>8:00 &nbsp; Square dance begins</h2><h2>Three bands in this order:</h2><h2>Propagators</h2><h2>Bigfoot</h2><h2>The Onlies</h2><h2>Two callers: &nbsp;Susan Michaels and Robin Fischer</h2><h2>In the back studio:</h2><h2>8:00 &nbsp; Song circle hosted by Viv &amp; Riley (the Onlies)</h2><h2>9-ish &nbsp; Old Time jam hosted by Cathy Fink &amp; Marcy Marxer</h2>Bios:The Onlies with Nokosee FieldsThe Onlies are a young group of old friends who perform together in a stringband. They grew up playing fiddles, guitars, and banjos in their hometowns of Seattle, WA and Lexington, VA. With their latest self-titled recording, the band digs deep into performances of traditional american popular (old time) music. The music moves with a pulsating drive, sharp arrangements, and rich vibration — it resounds with the present.&nbsp;&nbsp;The Onlies are:&nbsp;<a target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener" href="http://samibraman.com/">Sami Braman</a>,&nbsp;<a target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener" href="http://vivandriley.com/wp/">Riley Calcagno</a>,&nbsp;<a target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener" href="https://www.vivianleva.com/">Vivian Leva</a>, and&nbsp;<a target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener" href="https://www.facebook.com/leoshannonmusic/">Leo Shannon</a>. At the BOTMC, they'll be joined by frequent collaborator Nokosee Fields. Their latest release (THE ONLIES) is their fourth full-length record, though it will be their first one as a quartet since joining with Leva in 2017. The band, all still in their twenties, won first place at the Clifftop Appalachian Stringband Festival in 2017, has toured the US extensively, and has performed and collaborated with Bruce Molsky, Elvis Costello, Tatiana Hargreaves, Foghorn Stringband, The Bee Eaters, John Herrmann &amp; Meredith McIntosh, and Darol Anger, among others. Their newest record is produced by Caleb Klauder (Foghorn Stringband, Caleb Klauder Country Band), and features Nokosee Fields (Western Centuries, Steam Machine) on bass. It is a committed engagement with the histories and futures of old time fiddle music. BigfootFormed in 2010 to compete in the traditional string band contest at Clifftop, they took the name Bigfoot from Rhys Jones’ swollen foot at the time, and they also took first place! The band members are Rhys Jones &amp; Cleek Schrey on fiddles, John Herrmann on banjo, Susie Goehring on guitar and Meredith McIntosh on bass. Everyone but Cleek sings.&nbsp; John Herrmann: Best known as a banjo player, John is also an expert guitarist, bassist and fiddler. He has played with many notable bands such as the Henrie Brothers, Ralph Blizzard, One Eyed Dog, the Wandering Ramblers and Songs from the Mountains. He and his partner Meredith McIntosh have been part of the Midnight Mockingbirds, Ida Red and the Rockinghams. Meredith McIntosh:&nbsp;With a degree in music education and a great love for old-time music, Meredith plays fiddle, guitar, bass, flute and piano. She has performed with Ida Red, the Heartbeats, Balfa Toujours, The Rockinghams, and The New Southern Ramblers (with John Herrmann, Gordy Hinners and Phil Jamison). She lives in Asheville NC where she is a certified massage therapist and teacher of The Alexander Technique. Rhys Jones:&nbsp; Born in Chicago, he began his fiddling in the fertile environment of the Chicago Barn Dance Company. Soon after, his family moved to southern West Virginia where he learnt from the older generation of fiddlers, including Ernie Carpenter, Melvin Wine and Wilson Douglas. Rhys has won both fiddle and band contests at The Appalachian String Band Festival (Clifftop) and has played for concerts, dances, workshops and festivals across the United States and Europe. Cleek Schrey:&nbsp; Cleek Schrey is a fiddler and composer from Virginia, now based in NYC. The journal Sound Post has noted that Cleek “possesses a rare combination of traits: deep respect for traditional music and the people who make it, and an unbounded curiosity about new directions for sound.” Susie Goerhing:&nbsp;has been playing old-time fiddle and guitar and singing Appalachian ballads and Carter Family songs since the late 1970s when she first joined forces with long time musical partners Jeff and Rick Goerhing. This musical trio formed the core of the Red Mules, an old-time string band that performed at festivals, music and dance camps, square dances and social gatherings throughout the 1980s and 90s. Susie has also performed and recorded with Rayna Gellert. The PropagatorsThe Propagators are experts in playing fiddle tunes that make you want to get up and dance! With Michelle Yu on fiddle, Evie Ladin on banjo, Rowan McCallister on guitar, and Keith Terry on Bass, The Propagators bring together four of the Bay Area’s finest old-time musicians. Susan Michaels: Susan Michaels has been calling old-time square dances, family dances, and community dances for more than 35 years, including her hometown “chicken coop” square dance on Vashon Island in Washington. She believes it is her calling in life to teach people how to hold hands in a circle and move to music. She loves all kinds of choreography, specializing in traditional Appalachian dances with drive and flow that hold on to the roots of community dance while taking off in new directions. Susan's&nbsp; special brand of dry quirky humor helps kids, newcomers, 2 left-footers, and shy persons blossom through dance.Susan has called dances at festivals and camps throughout the U.S. including the Berkeley Old Time Music Convention (CA), Dare2BSquare West (Oakland, Seattle, Portland) the Alaska Folk Festival, Pinewoods American and Family Weeks (MA), Lady of the Lake June and Family Weeks (ID), Mentone (AL), Chehallis (BC), &nbsp;Louisville Square (KY), Moosejaw (MN) Mountain Madness (TN), and John C. Campbell Folk School (NC).Robin FischerRobin Fischer loves calling for both new and experienced dancers. She calls square dances in the traditional style - no &nbsp;formal lessons, no levels, no prerecorded music, just a live band and emphasis on everyone having a good time. As a fiddler, she understands the music from the inside out!&nbsp;Robin has called &nbsp;community dances up and down the West Coast, from San Diego to Portland; and children's dances at FiddleKids Camp, Camp Augusta, and the Oakland Museum of CA. She has called at festivals including the CBA Father’s Day Festival, Berkeley Old Time Music Convention, Los Angeles Old Time Social, and Parkfield Bluegrass Festival.