Flashback to 1969 is this year’s edition of the Ozark Arts Council’s annual fund raising event that helps the OAC and its Member Organizations carry out their work of enriching our community. The event will be held on Saturday, April 17 at 6:30pm, in the field at Twelve Oaks Estate. Tickets are on sale now, and are $35 per person, or $55 for a couple.

The event, held at the historic Twelve Oaks Estate, will feature:

• live music from the 60s (on a flatbed trailer, of course!)
• comedy acts
• appearance by The Yellow Submarine art car
  
• ’60s food, including Electric Kool-Aid™, Fondue, Bugles™,   Doritos™, Funyuns™…and ‘timeless’ foods, too, from Hoppin’ John
    to Traditional Backyard Grilled Items to Beans and Rice to Brownies!
  
• henna tattoos, jewelry, hair wraps, and tie-dyed items by
    Rainbeau Sparkles
  
• fortune telling by Miss Evlyn
  
• Harrison Art League member Amelia Renkel will be on hand with beads for people to make keepsake bracelets and necklaces
  
• commemorative tee-shirts
  
• AND a silent auction of one-of-a-kind art pieces and unique items   donated by the following artists and local businesses!

The Ozark Arts Council presents over 50 plays, concerts, films, and art events each year, and operates the historic Lyric Theater. This provides Harrison and the surrounding area with a community theater and high quality entertainment and art experiences year round. Children, students and adults are given an opportunity to take the stage, and artists are given an outlet for their creative expression, All events are open to the public.

The OAC is made up of six member organizations: The Theatre Company, Harrison Art League, Buffalo River Concert Association, Northark Drama, Twentieth Century Club, and Woman’s Book Club

Bands and Individuals Performing for Our
Flashback to 1969  Include:

Swami Jim Greshidananda

Newton County Justuz

Nocturnal Loons, with songs by Bob Dylan, Norman Greenbaum, Dusty Springfield, Janis Joplin, Joe South, Simon & Garfunkle, and the Beatles

Darrell Whorton and Troubled Water:

The Past Their Prime Players comedy troupe, feat. Rob McCorkindale and Ken Bailey

Dan Reynolds and Ann Lemley as Sonny and Cher, singing:

Scott and Karen Fancher

Special Thanks
 
Joe Baldwin - tending bar
Mary Bishop - printing the programs & tickets
Ashlee Colliver - designing the groovy t-shirts
Gary Coover - bringing the Yellow Submarine Art Car
Eric DeWeese - running sound
B. David Duncan - setting up auction items
First Federal Bank - donating pens & use of the grill
Ann Graffy - also setting up auction items
Tony Grimes - getting us electricity
Steve Henderson - also tending bar
Scott Hoffman - loaning sound equipment
Pepsi - take a wild guess
The Righteous Rev - providing the Flashback website
All of our performers & donors!