Saturday 29th June 2002

Music Stage
3pm		SARAH & J.J JJ Dunne is on a mission to bring folk music into the 21st century. Originally from Camden Town with Irish roots that has influenced his style of music. Described as Billy Bragg meets Christy Moore.
4pm		BARRY GILBERT Barry Gilbert (Barry The Pirate) writes sea shanties as though they were written 100 years ago. Singing songs from his cd Compass Rose.
5pm		SPRINGETT BOOTH "Some voices were made for each other: it must have been an exciting moment when they first discovered they sounded this good together." (Tony Shevlin, East Anglian Daily Times)
6pm		FIL CAMPBELL A blend of acoustic pop, jazz, folk and traditional songs, sung by a unique voice and accompanied by Latin, African and Irish percussion.

Cafe
2pm		EAST BARNET HIGH SCHOOL Young musicians from the Saturday school run by Barnet Schools Music Association at East Barnet High School.
3pm		BARNET BAND The Barnet Band is an amateur, community Concert Band based in High Barnet ranging in age from 12 years to 60 plus.

Sunday 30th June 2002

Music Stage
2pm		CRAFTY A North London band whose reputation is spreading. They are a bunch of of lads who like a laugh which is why their stage act is treated as fun.
3pm		THE FAZE The Faze (formerly The Firm) one of last years's great local band successes.
4pm		THE INTENTIONS Whipping it up like the last 30 years had never happened in a bluesadelic, ass kicking sussed mood.
5pm		MAGNIFICENT 7 Londons most exciting rock 'n' reggae adventure.
6pm		THE WARREN BAND No details available

Cafe
2pm		EAST BARNET HIGH SCHOOL Young musicians from the Saturday school run by Barnet Schools Music Association at East Barnet High School.
3pm		CONCHORD BIG BAND Rousing musical repertoire of Glenn Miller, Artie Shaw, Benny Goodman, Count Basie, Stan Kenton, associated numbers and others from the 'Kings of Swing' era.

2002 Dance Performers Bosco De Oliveira, Theatretrain, Cradle, IVO, Millennium Young Troupers, Feminenza, Temple Foundation, Ceroc, Susi Earnshaw Theatre School, Merrydowners, Allegresse, Sara Mason, Freddy Macha, Efosa Ebowe, David Oladunni, Gaspar Diebi, Henri Gaobi, Lesley Hand School Of Dancing, Oya! African Choir, North London Performing Arts Centre, Tally Ho Scottish Dancers, Texan Dudes American Line Dancing more details....

Fil Campbell and Crafty top music bills North London's largest and liveliest free festival - the East Barnet Festival - now in its eighth year, promises to be bigger and better than ever in 2002. With the weekend of June 29th and 30th as the confirmed dates, now's the time to make a 'not to be missed' note in your diary. more....