Proud Sponsor of the Big River Steampunk Art Competition

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
welcome to Historic Hannibal, Missouri! 3
Festival Overview4
Events, Spectacles & Shennanigans
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Premium Events7
Free Events14
Big River Contest Information
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Schedule of Events: Saturday, Sept. 5th
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Festival Map26
Schedule of Events: Sunday, Sept. 6th
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Schedule of Events: Monday, Sept. 7th
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Exposition Circle Overview33
Shopper's Emporium and Great Midway Map
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Artistes & Provocateurs36
Festival Policies46
Appreciation Message48
Index of Valued Sponsors52
Inventor kineticon is in trouble!
The professor has found an alternate form
of energy based on limestone, bat guano,
and river currents that could render
steam power obsolete. With threats on his
life from the coal trusts, he has gone into
hiding. To find the inventor in this cosplay
manhunt, start at an information kiosk.
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Proud Sponsor of the
Big River Steampunk Festival
214 N. Main Street
Historic Downtown Hannibal
(573) 248-0881
Open Daily from 11:00am - 1:00am
Don’t miss these Premium Events
happening at Finn’s:
Friday, Sept. 4th
Wicked Hannibal Pub Crawl 5pm-8pm
Saturday, Sept. 5th
La Belle Epoque Vaudeville Review 5:00pm
Unwoman: The Concert Event 7:30pm
“Knees Up” Neo-Vintage ElectroSwing Dance Soiree 9:00pm
Sunday, Sept. 6th
La Belle Epoque Vaudeville Review 3:00pm
Unwoman: The Concert Event 5:00pm
The Burley-Que Late Night Cabaret 11:00pm
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A Message from Ken and Lisa Marks
Co-founders of the Hannibal History Museum
We welcome you to the second annual Big River Steampunk Festival!
When we first began to envision a new history museum celebrating Hannibal’s remarkable 200-year history in 2010, we
could never have imagined the enthusiasm and support we
would receive from both local Hannibalians and from guests
all around the world. Putting together the museum has
been a labor of love, not only for us, but for the hundreds
of volunteers who have donated countless hours to help us
bring our vision to fruition.
The same now holds true for the Big River Steampunk
Festival. We made the mistake of mentioning to other
downtown merchants the idea of a new festival held over
Labor Day weekend and how we thought Steampunk might
be a good fit for downtown Hannibal; they immediately
encouraged us to launch the new event and set us on this
amazing journey…just eighteen months ago! In that time,
we have reached tens of thousands of people on social media, attracted hundreds of volunteers and enthusiasts who
wish to help, and added an unbelievably big project to our
already bourgeoning personal schedule.
We love Steampunk – its blend of history, science and art,
the way it brings people from all socioeconomic groups, all
age groups, all areas around the world together for shared
merriment. But more importantly, we are excited to celebrate the history of Hannibal, Missouri as a major center of
commerce during the Industrial Revolution, an overachieving
small town that became wealthy and prosperous and was the
epitome of The Gilded Age of America. Mark Twain, the
patron saint of Hannibal, was friends with Tesla and Edison
and loved inventors and tinkerers, even had his own creations patented…Hannibal is the embodiment of all that is
considered Steampunk.
Thank you for being a part of our dream – we hope you
enjoy the Festival!
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AN OVERVIEW
Welcome to the 2015 Big River Steampunk Festival! This festival has been
produced by the board and staff of the Hannibal History Museum Foundation, a federally-recognized 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, as a benefit to
sustain the Hannibal History Museum. It’s also a great way to celebrate the
history of Hannibal, Missouri, a town that became a main hub of commerce
during the Industrial Revolution and was the epitome of The Gilded Age, a
term coined by none other than Hannibal’s own Mark Twain!
The Big River Steampunk Festival has three main areas of activity:
Main Street: Free entertainment will be provided throughout the weekend
on the Main Street Stage, located at the northeast corner of Main and Bird
Streets. This is where the Costume Contests will be held daily at Noon. You
will find great food and beverages here, plus you may purchase tickets and
ask questions at the Big River Ticket and Information Booth located in this
area. On Main Street, enjoy Nerf Dueling, Tea Dueling, Ballroom Dancing,
and the Cake Walk Promenade. Be sure to visit the Creative Exchange at
205 N. Main Street where tinkerers may engage in Make-N-Takes and
creative Steampunk seminars and workshops.
The Great Midway: Located in Kiwanis Park on the riverfront, here you
will find vendors from around the country selling their Steampunk wares.
Free entertainment is provided throughout the day on The Great Midway
Stage. Food and beverages are served here, and you may also purchase tickets and ask questions at the Big River Ticket and Information Booth.
Exposition Circle: The circular layout of Nipper Park is where you will find
the Victorian Oddities and Divination Tent, the Big River Circus Sideshow,
the Mad Scientist’s Imaginarium and the Big River Airship Village as well as
great food and beverages. This will also be the setting for the launching of
the Hot Air Balloon Rides, Croquet Tournament and Picnic Basket Auction.
There are several other “off-site” locations for events such as the Time
Traveler’s Ball and Tea with Queen Victoria, please see the Map and Schedule of Events for more information.
While a majority of the events at the Big River Steampunk Festival are
free, there are various Premium Events that do require you to purchase a
ticket for admission. Please see the “Schedule of Events” for more information.
And finally, be sure to frequent the wonderful shops, restaurants, watering
holes and museums in historic downtown Hannibal – many have sponsored
the Big River Steampunk Festival and all will be open throughout the
Festival weekend. Please thank them for their support!
Please direct any questions you may have to the Big River Ticket and
Information Booths located at Main Street and The Great Midway in
Kiwanis Park.
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Events, Spectacles,
& Shennanigans!
So many options... what to do or see first? We've
detailed the goings-on below in two categories:
premium (ticket required), and free to the public.
Tickets for premium events may be purchased in
advance via Paypal through our website or at several
info booths during the festival (see center map.)
Premium Events
(in order of appearance)
Wicked Hannibal Pub Crawl
Friday, September 4 from 5:00pm – 8:00pm
$20 Donation, start at the Hannibal History Museum
Your donation to the Museum is rewarded with a package that includes a limited-edition souvenir glass, ten tickets for complimentary
tastings from the best brew houses, wineries and pubs in Hannibal,
and a specially-designed souvenir "Wicked Hannibal" booklet with
scandalous stories of Hannibal's notorious past! A great way to meet
and greet other Festival-Goers as you make your way through our
historic downtown. Must be 21 years of age or older to participate.
Afternoon Tea with Queen Victoria
Saturday at 2:00pm (60 minutes)
$15.00 per person
Join us for a delightful afternoon tea with a special appearance by
HRH Queen Victoria of England! Relax and enjoy gourmet teas,
scrumptious scones and other delicacies in the beautiful Great Room
located in the Maple Avenue Historic District of Hannibal at 11th and
Broadway. You'll be treated like royalty by Steve and Kristine
Russell, innkeepers of The Dubach Inn.
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Events, Spectacles, Shennanigans!
More Premium Events
"Remembering Titanic" with the 'Unsinkable'
Molly Brown at the Hannibal History Museum
Saturday at 4:00pm, Monday at 1:00pm (1 hour)
$10.00 per person
Historian Lisa Marks brings the "Unsinkable" Molly Brown to life in
this lively, historically authentic performance. Hear stories from
Margaret Tobin Brown's amazing life from her birth in Hannibal,
Missouri in 1867 during Hannibal's Gilded Age to her poignant, sometimes heart-wrenching experiences aboard Titanic. Learn stories of
living as a wealthy Edwardian in the Progressive Era of America
and the strength of character which led Margaret to not only
become the heroine of the Titanic tragedy but also one of the most
important human rights activists and social reformers of her
generation. More about Mrs. Marks is detailed in the ‘Artistes’ section
of this guide.
La Belle Epoque Vaudeville Review
at finn's food and spirits, 214 north main
Saturday at 5:00pm, Sunday at 3:00pm (90 minutes)
$15.00 per person
Translation: "The Beautiful Era" of Vaudeville. Celebrating the theatrical genre of Vaudeville so popular during the Gilded Age, the Big
River Steampunk Festival proudly presents a veritable potpourri of
entertainment! Held at Finn’s Food & Spirits, 214 North Main Street,
this was the most popular event at last year's Big River festival, so
get your tickets soon! More details on performers can be found in the
“Artistes” portion of this compendium.
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Golden Ruler I
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800 Broadway, Hannibal
(573) 629-1638
www.GoldenRuler.com
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Meet Robert Snow, Author, "Looking for
Carroll Beckwith"
at the mark twain museum, 120 north main
Doors open at 6:00pm, Discussion at 6:30pm (1 hour)
$15.00 per person (includes nibbles & beverages)
James Carroll Beckwith, born in Hannibal, Missouri on September 23,
1852, was an American landscape, portrait and genre painter whose
Impressionist style led to his recognition in the late nineteenth
century as a prominent figure in American art. Robert L. Snow,
Commander of the Homicide Branch for the Indianapolis Police
Department (now retired) never told his fellow officers that, under
hypnosis, a clinical psychologist regressed him to a vivid past life.
How could he tell them that he, a leading Indiana detective, once
lived as nineteenth century artist Carroll Beckwith? After two years
of painstaking investigation, Detective Snow now believes that he has
uncovered evidence that proves beyond a shadow of a doubt that
reincarnation is possible -- something no one else has been able to
accomplish before him. Hear Detective Snow's amazing story at the
Mark Twain Museum Gallery, 120 North Main Street -- copies of his
book, “Looking for Carroll Beckwith”, may be purchased and autographed during this special event.
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yet More Premium Events!
Unwoman: The Concert Event
Saturday at 7:30pm, Sunday at 5pm (80+ minutes)
$10.00 per person
Unwoman (Erica Mulkey) is a San-Francisco based cellist-singer-songwriter and the recipient of the 2015 Steampunk Chronical
Reader’s Choice Awards for Best Solo Musician and Best Album,
Circling. Layered with skillful cello, rich vocals, and electronically
arranged beats, her music is a futuristic homage to her classical
training. She has recorded nine full albums as Unwoman and collaborated with national acts such as Abney Park, Amanda Palmer,
Voltaire, Rasputina, and Nathaniel Johnstone Band. With special
guest Seth Wade.
Planters Barn Theater
319 N. Main Street, historic Hannibal, MO
(573) 231-0021 www.HeritageStage.com
Showtimes:
Thursday & Friday, 5:00pm
Saturday 8:00pm
Sunday, 2:00pm and 5:00pm
Monday 2:00pm
Enjoy the Victorian atmosphere and have
the opportunity to chat with Mark Twain!
Tea Room open Sat-Mon from 11am-2pm
$12.00 per person includes choice of two:
Soup, Salad or Sandwich plus Tea and Dessert
Diners also receive $2.00 off “Mark Twain on Steam”
Walk-Ins Welcome or Call for Reservations
(573) 231-0021
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"Knees Up" Neo-Vintage Good Time Dance Soiree
Saturday from 9:00pm until quite late
$10.00 per person
Enjoy the ElectroSwing stylings of world-renowned mixmaster DJ
Vourteque and dance your cares away at Finn’s Food & Spirits, 214
North Main Street. This Steampunk-themed dance extravaganza will
feature songs from Vourteque's latest album release, "The Iron and
Jazz Age". Vourteque has been hailed for his iconoclastic take on
many forms of music including Gypsy Fusion, Alternative Vaudeville,
Electro-Swing, Circuspunk and Steampunk movements. We will have
a few surprises sprinkled throughout the evening between sets, as
well.... (Look to the “Artistes” section for more on Vorteque)
Haunted Hannibal Late Night Ghost Adventure
Departing from Hannibal History Museum, 200 n. main
Saturday at 11:00pm (up to 90 minutes)
$20.00 per person
Ride the Hannibal Trolley out to Old Baptist Cemetery! Not for the
faint of heart, on this late-night guided "investigation" of Hannibal's
famous Old Baptist Cemetery you will find yourself walking amongst
the graves of Slaves and Civil War soldiers as you search for signs of
paranormal activity! We cannot guarantee that you will have a
Paranormal Experience in Old Baptist Cemetery -- but we cannot
guarantee that you won't, either! Experience the phenomenon for
yourself in this fun, spooky adventure brought to you by Haunted
Hannibal Ghost Tours.
"Queen of Games" Croquet Tournament
in exposition circle at nipper park
Sunday and Monday at 11:00am
Tournament Competitors: $10.00 per contestant
Free Admission for all Spectators!
Enjoy a leisurely morning playing the "Queen of Games" in the
Exposition Circle, overlooking the beautiful Mississippi River! Bring
your own Steampunk'd mallet or use those provided and compete in
Nine-Wicket Croquet (according to the rules set forth by the
U. S. Croquet Association). Teams of six will compete in one game
on Sunday (three games, two teams each will be played with a total
of 36 competitors). These players will face elimination, with the top
eighteen scores moving on to the Semi-Finals being played on
Monday. This group will be further eliminated down to the top six
players who will compete in the Finals on Monday.
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yet More Premium Events!
Hot Air Balloon Rides at exposition circle
Sponsored by Mark Twain Distributing & LaBinnah Bistro
Sunday from 6:00pm until 8:30pm (& possibly later)
$20.00 in advance/$25.00 at the event
Float high above the Mississippi River and view the breathtaking
vistas from a beautiful tethered hot air balloon -- just imagine the
photo ops that will make your Steampunk friends green with envy!
Tickets are $20 in advance, $25 the day of the event. Capacity is
limited so be sure to purchase your tickets asap!
Time Traveler's Ball Aboard the
Mark Twain Riverboat
Sunday at 9:00pm (1 hour 50 minutes)
$25.00 per person
Step back to the genteel days of Antebellum Hannibal aboard the
Mark Twain Riverboat! Dance the night away to the musical
mélange of the Steampunk Stompers from Naples, Florida, producing
sounds of times past, present, and future fused into a steam-fueled
frenzy that will inspire wild abandon and much toe-tapping!
The Burley-Que Late-Night Cabaret
Sunday from 11:00pm until Late
$15.00 per person (adults 21 & over only)
Aerialists! Comedians! Rowdy Rogue
Pirates! Naughty Novelty Songs from
the Turn-of-the-20th Century! Have
a rollicking good time of music and
mirth featuring an amazing bill of
late-night entertainment geared for
Adults Only. Presented at Finn’s
Food & Spirits, 214 North Main
Street. Must be 21 years of age to
attend.
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Historic Hannibal
Homes Tour
To All
Steampunk
Monday from Noon
until 3:00pm
$10.00 per person
Festival=Goers
Here's a special opportunity to visit
the magnificent Victorian homes
of Hannibal! Some of the most
beautiful, and unusual, homes of
Hannibal will open their doors and
share their history and stories with
you. Visit mansions on Millionaires'
Row in the Central Park Historic
District, Victorian Queen Annes and
Italianates in the Maple Avenue
Historic District, and unique homes
tucked among the surrounding
downtown streets. Homeowners and
caretakers will greet you and escort
you through their homes -- photo
opportunities abound for those in
costume! Maps will be provided for
this self-guided tour.
Main Street
Wine Stoppe
303 N. Main Street
“A Great Place to Un-Wined”
211 Munger Lane
Hannibal, Missouri
(573) 221-5551
Food, Drinks, Great Atmosphere!
Outdoor Patio Volleyball Wiffleball
Open 11am Everyday
Bring your Festival Guide for a
Special Steampunk Discount!
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Free Events
(in order of appearance)
Parade and Opening Ceremonies on Main
Saturday beginning at 10:00am
The fun begins with the Big River Steampunk Main Street Parade
and Opening Ceremonies! The parade begins at Central Park at 4th
and Broadway and will make its grand promenade down Main Street,
featuring the amazing cast of characters that will appear at the
weekend's festivities. If you're decked out in your Steampunk finery,
please join the parade!
Immediately following the parade, the cortege of Queen Victoria will
make its way to the Main Street Stage at the corner of Bird and
Main Streets where Her Royal Highness will welcome our guests to
the Opening Ceremonies of the Big River Steampunk Festival. A
trumpet fanfare and special appearances by dignitaries will signal the
beginning of the festivities.
Entertainment on the Main Street Stage
Saturday and Sunday, 10:00am – 5:00pm
Monday, 10:00am – 4:00pm
Join your emcees Beard and Bean as they introduce a constant
stream of amazing entertainers on the Main Street Stage, located
at the corner of Bird and Main Street. Here will also be the setting
for the Costume Contests and Facial Hair Contest, events you won’t
want to miss! A daily schedule of the entertainment planned for the
Main Street Stage can be discovered under the “Schedule” section of
this guide. Ambrotypists, food, and drink are also located near stage.
Mark Twain
Book & Gift Shop
312 N. Main Street
Hannibal, MO
(573) 221-2140
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The Great Midway at Kiwanis Park
Enjoy the sights and sounds of The Great Midway on the Riverfront!
Here you will find the Big River Shopper's Emporium where Steampunk vendors from around the country will entice you with great
Steampunk costumes, accessories, hats & goggles, books, music, artworks,
and much more. Delicious food and refreshing beverages will also be
available. Throughout the day, enjoy a variety of entertainment
provided by talented performers on the Great Midway Stage. A daily
listing of the performers, seminars, and merchants is available in the
“Schedule” sections of this guide.
The Creative Exchange At 205 N. Main
Saturday and Sunday, 10:00am - 5:00pm
Monday, 10:00am - 4pm
For anyone from tinkers, cosplay costumers, writers, movie-makers, or
simply those curious about the creative process, The Creative Exchange
will be hosting a range of show-and-tells, demonstrations, ‘make-andtake’ sessions, and more on the do-it-youself ethos that drives the inner
gears of steampunk. Look for the daily schedule of workshops online or
at the information booths. Vendors Revive Gifts and Steam Print are
also located within the building. (Make-and-Takes may require a fee to
cover the materials used in the project.)
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more Free Events
Exposition Circle At Nipper Park
Saturday, 11:00am - 5:00pm
Sunday, 10:00am - 9:00pm
Monday, 10:00am - 3:00pm
The circular layout of Nipper Park, nestled on the western
shore of the Mississippi River, is where you’ll find the Victorian Oddities and Divination Tent, the Big River Steampunk
Circus Sideshow, the Mad Scientist’s Imaginarium, the Big
River Airship Village, great entertainment, food and beverages.
Thi will also be the setting for the launching of the Hot Air
Balloon Rides, the Croquet Tournament, and the Picnic Basket
auction.
401 Broadway
Hannibal, Missouri
(573) 719-3098
Open 11am-9pm Daily
Dine-In. Carry Out. Delivery. Catering. Think About It.
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Big River Steampunk Film Festival
at java jive, 211 north main street
The Big River Steampunk Festival proudly presents our first Steampunk Film Festival! Located at Java Jive, 211 North Main Street,
multiple screens will be showing exciting short Steampunk-themed
films, some of them in 3D! Drop in anytime and enjoy the delectable treats available at Java Jive while you're whisked away into a
different space and time....
Mad Scientist's Imaginarium
in exposition circle at nipper park
This special exhibition tent will house the Steampunk Art Contest,
Gadget and Gizmo Contest, Weaponry Contest, Big River Steampunk
Photography Contest, and other amazing Steampunk contraptions.
Submit your Steampunk works of art or be inspired by the creativity
and cleverness of your fellow Makers. Please see pages 24-25 of this
Guide for more information about all of the Festival’s contests.
Costume Contests (at main street stage)
Sponsored By Mississippi Marketplace
Sat-Sun-Mon at Noon
Strut your stuff and put your best foot forward in the Big River Steampunk Costume Contests! This year, there will be THREE
Costume Contests, one on each of the three days of the Festival!
Entry is FREE to all contestants! All contests will be held at Noon
on the Main Street Stage located at the corner of Bird and Main
Streets. One of the most popular events of the Festival for both
spectators and contestants! To enter, visit the Big River Ticket and
Information Booth at Main Street or The Great Midway.
1870s Base Ball Doubleheader
At Clemens Field, on Warren Barrett near S. 6th St.
Saturday at 1:00pm & 3:00pm
Witness the St. Louis Unions vs. the Hannibal Nationals playing oldtimey Base Ball in historic Clemens Field! Playing with historically
accurate equipment and following 19th century rules, delight in this
opportunity to experience a true, Victorian-era ballgame that would
become America's National Pastime. Fun for the entire family!
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Yes, More Free Events!
The Big River Steampunk Circus Sideshow
Exposition circle at nipper park
Saturday and Sunday at 1:00pm
Relive the days of old at the Big River Steampunk Circus Sideshow!
Performers will recreate some of the most beloved, and most astonishing, feats of human strength and suffering performed just as they
were many generations ago: fire juggling, contortion, escapes, human
“blockhead”, and more! The Sideshow is free to all, but we caution
you…this is not for children or the weak-hearted…only those with
strong constitutions will be able to enjoy the incredible, weird, and
macabre spectacle of the Big River Steampunk Circus Sideshow!
Performances on Saturday, Sept. 5 and Sunday, Sept. 6 at 1:00pm.
Nerf Dueling
Tea Dueling
on main street
Sat-Sun-Mon at 1:00pm
($1.00 Donation to RUST
L.A.R.P. to compete)
on main street
Sat-Sun-Mon at 2:00pm
The Galesburg, Illinois R.U.S.T.
Steampunk Society will again
host the Big River Steampunk
Festival Nerf Dueling Competition. In a recreation of a 19th
century duel, contestants will
use specially-designed Steampunk weapons repurposed from
Nerf guns. The soft, foam darts
will render contestants eliminated yet in no way harmed.
Duelers will register at the
event – it is as much fun to
watch as it is to participate!
Each day, the dueler with the
longest winning streak will be
granted a Steampunk sherriff’s
badge.
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Hosted by Tea Dueling Champion Doc Phineas, tea dueling is
the art of gracefully dunking a
tea biscuit (known as a cookie in the United States) into a
"Cup of Brown Joy", soaking it
for five seconds, and then lifting
it into one's mouth for a clean
"Nom" (as in nom-nom-nom...!)
-- all without dripping tea, losing
biscuit fragments into the tea
or on the table, and doing so
after your fellow duelist. The
Big River Steampunk Tea Duel
Arena will be in the middle of
Main Street and dueling will
commence on all three days
of the Festival. This event is
FREE for both those who duel
and those who witness, please
plan to join us!
Ballroom Dancing
Lessons
on main street
Saturday and Sunday
at 4:00pm
Professor Jefferson Parker and
his lovely wife Maddy Parker
will dazzle and delight you
with their Victorian Dancing
prowess! Follow along and
enjoy free Ballroom Dancing
lessons from Prof. Parker on
historic Main Street – after
your lesson, you’ll be ready
to take to the dance floor
at the Time Traveler’s Ball
aboard the Mark Twain Riverboat on Sunday evening!
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EVEN More Free Events!
Cake Walk Promenade
On Main Street
Saturday and Sunday at 4:00pm
The origins of the Cake Walk are thought to have been developed
on plantations in the South during Sunday afternoon get-togethers. Mimicking those in the "Big House", dancers would prance and
promenade in comic fashion in a "chalkline walk" or "walk around"
to entertain one another, with the prize of a delicious cake being
given to one lucky couple. The "walk" eventually made its way into
pop culture and became wildly popular, particularly at the same time
that Ragtime music gained in popularity toward the turn of the 20th
century. A revival of this Victorian artform will be presented on
Hannibal's historic Main Street at the Big River Steampunk Festival
-- practice your moves and strut your stuff, you might just "Take
the Cake"!
"Rocket and Airships: The Musical”
At Bluff City Theater, 212 Broadway
Saturday at 5:30pm, Sunday at 8:00pm
WORLD PREMIERE AT BLUFF CITY THEATER! The new Steampunk musical, "Rocket & Airships", will make its worldwide debut
at the 2015 Big River Steampunk Festival! "Rocket & Airships: The
Musical" is brought to the Big River stage by Gary Gibbons, formerly
of Hannibal but now making his home in Hong Kong. According to
Gary’s instructions, the musical is being presented free of charge as
a way to give back to his hometown community. Seating is limited
– pick up your complimentary tickets at the Big River Ticket and
Information booths on Main Street and The Great Midway.
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Open Gaming At the Creative Exchange
205 North Main
Saturday and Sunday, 5:30pm to 9:00pm
For those who prefer the leisurely pastime of persuing games, whether it be role-playing, strategy, or cards, we provide a respite from the
clatter of Main Street...or, rather, a place to create your own clatter.
Bring your games and groups to the Exchange - we may even have
a few conversation-starting options for you to try! (Check online or
at the information kiosks for daily & nightly offerings at the Creative Exchange.)
"Queen of Games" Croquet Tournament
in Exposition Circle at nipper park
Sunday and Monday at 11:00am
Free Admission for all Spectators!
Tournament Competitors: $10.00 per contestant
Enjoy a leisurely morning watching the "Queen of Games" in
Exposition Circle, overlooking the beautiful Mississippi River! Teams
of six will compete in one game on Sunday (three games in all.)
These players will face elimination, with the top eighteen scores
moving on to the Semi-Finals and Finals being played on Monday.
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enter our contests Below!
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39th Annual
Autumn Historic
FOLKLIFE
FESTIVAL
Big River Steampunk
Art Competition
October
17 & 18
2015
Historic Downtown
Hannibal, MO
Saturday: 10am - 5pm
Sunday: 10am - 4pm
Information: 573.221.6545
www.hannibalarts.com | festivals@hannibalarts.com
Major Sponsors
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105 s. main street
hannibal, mo
(573) 221-6545
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
ONGOING ATTRACTIONS ARE LISTED UNDER 'VENUES',
AND WORKSHOPS IN THE CREATIVE EXCHANGE CAN
BE FOUND ON THE AETHERNET OR ON FLYERS AT THE
INFORMATION BOOTHS AND AT THE EXCHANGE....
EVENTS FOR SATURDAY, SEPT. 5TH
10:00am
10:30am
11:00am
11:30am
Noon
1:00pm
1:30pm
2:00pm
3:00pm
Parade down Broadway & Main Streets
Opening Ceremonies - Main Street Stage
Beard & Bean - Main Street Stage
Cat Connolly - The Great Midway Stage
Combat Demo by RUST L.A.R.P. - Exposition Circle
The Scally Wags - Main Street Stage
Costume Contest - Main Street Stage
Nerf Dueling - Main Street
Cat Connolly - Main Street Stage
Midnight Wanderers - The Great Midway Stage
Big River Circus Sideshow - Exposition Circle
1870s Base Ball Doubleheader, Game One - Clemens Field
Clearly Guilty - Main Street Stage
Tea Dueling with Doc Phineas - Main Street
Dr. Robere DeGraf - The Great Midway Stage
Pyro Pat Fire Jugglers - Exposition Circle
Afternoon Tea with Queen Victoria - The Great Room
Seminar: Sword Fighting with Brad R. Cook - Main Stage
The Steampunk Stompers - Great Midway Stage
Seminar: Doc Phineas, "Secret Societies" - Exposition Circle
1870s Base Ball Doubleheader, Game Two - Clemens Field
HICKORY STICK
Quilt & Gift Shop
HickoryStickQuiltShop.com
326 N. Main Street
Hannibal, MO 63401
573-221-4538
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EVENTS FOR SATURDAY, cont.
4:00pm
Cake Walk Promenade with Doc Phineas - Main Street
Ballroom Dancing Lessons with Prof. Parker - Main Street
Seminar: Steampunk 101 with Unwoman - Great Midway
"Remembering Titanic" - Hannibal History Museum
5:00pm La Belle Epoque Vaudeville Review - Finn's Food & Spirits
5:30pm "Rocket & Airships: The Musical" - Bluff City Theater
6:00pm Robert Snow, "Looking for Carroll Beckwith" - Mark Twain
Museum Gallery
7:30pm
9:00pm
11:00pm
Unwoman: The Concert Event - Finn's Food & Spirits
"Knees Up" Neo-Vintage ElectroSwing Dance Soiree - Finn's Food & Spirits
Late-Night Ghost Adventure - Hannibal History Museum
We Welcome You to the
STEAMPUNK
IT UP AT
MRS. CLEMEN’S
ANTIQUE MALL
& ICE CREAM SHOP
305 N. Main St.
Hannibal, MO
LABOR DAY WEEKEND
SEPT. 5-7, 2015
422 N. Main Street
Open Daily 11am to Late
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SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
EVENTS FOR sunday, SEPT. 6TH
10:00am
10:30am
11:00am
11:30am
Noon
1:00pm
1:30pm
2:00pm
Beard & Bean - Main Street Stage
Seminar: "Steampunk Safari" with Doc Phineas - The Great
Midway Stage
The Steampunk Stompers - Exposition Circle
The Scally Wags - Main Street Stage
Cat Connolly - Main Street Stage
Seminar: Nerf Repurposing with Dale Griffits - The Great
Midway Stage
Croquet Tournament and Picnic Basket Auction - Exposition Circle
Costume Contest & Facial Hair Contest
- Main St. Stage
The Steampunk Stompers - Main Street Stage
Big River Circus Sideshow - Exposition Circle
Clearly Guilty - The Great Midway Stage
Seminar: Unwoman Demonstration - The Great Midway Pyro Pat Fire Jugglers - Exposition Circle
Hannibal Riverbend Plaza
3650 Stardust (573) 406-5661
Not valid with
any other
offers
$3.00 off Haircut
Expires October 1, 2015
Good only at
Hannibal
Location
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EVENTS FOR sunday, Continued
3:00pm La Belle Epoque Vaudeville Review - Finn's Food & Spirits
Seminar: Sword Fighting with Brad R. Cook - Main Street Stage
4:00pm
5:00pm
6:00pm
8:00pm
9:00pm
11:00pm
Cake Walk Promenade - Main Street
Ballroom Dancing Lessons with Prof. Parker - Main Street
The Scally Wags - The Great Midway Stage
Unwoman: The Concert Event - Finn's Food & Spirits
Clearly Guilty - Exposition Circle
Hot Air Balloon Rides - Exposition Circle (through 9:00pm)
"Rocket & Airships: The Musical" - Bluff City Theater
Time Traveler's Ball aboard the Mark Twain Riverboat
The Burley-Que Late Night Cabaret - Finn's Food & Spirits
Welcome
Steampunkers
Come In For Our
Steampunk Specials!
316 N. Main Street
Hannibal, MO
(573) 221-4410
115 N. Main Street
(573) 248-3451
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SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
EVENTS FOR monday, SEPT. 7TH
10:00am
11:00am
Noon
1:00pm
2:00pm
2:30pm
3:00pm
4:00pm
Beard & Bean & Scally Wags - Main Street Stage
Dr. Robere DeGraf - Exposition Circle
Seminar: "Victorian Gentlemen" with Doc Phineas - Main Street Stage
Sammy Tramp - The Great Midway Stage
Croquet Tournament and Picnic Basket Auction - Exposition Circle
Costume Contest - Main Street Stage
Historic Hannibal Homes Tour - Throughout Historic District
Seminar: Unwoman Demonstration - Great Midway Stage
The Scally Wags - Expo Circle Stage
"Remembering Titanic" - Hannibal History Museum
Pyro Pat Fire Jugglers - Exposition Circle
Clearly Guilty - The Great Midway Stage
Beard & Bean & Scally Wags - Main Street Stage
Seminar: Sword Fighting with Brad R. Cook - The Great Midway Stage
Closing Ceremonies - Main Street Stage
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Citizens of the World
Dine At
Authentic
European-Mediterranean
Casual Fine Dining
5 th & Center Streets
573-221-8207
LaBinnah Bistro.com
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103 N. Main Street
10% off Gelato
Any Size
Hannibal
(573) 221-0460
European Chocolates Gelato Fine Wine
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205 N. Main
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Great Midway
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Hannibal History Museum
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Center Street
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Mark Twain Museum Gallery
Five Aces, St. Louis, MO - food & BBQ
Big River Soda Fountain, Hannibal, MO - soft drinks, water
Sweet Spirits Farm, Hannibal, MO – goat’s milk soaps
The Singing Lemur, Mineral Point, WI – medals, jewelry
The Artifixer, Aurora, IL – ladies corsets, costumes
The Artifixer, Aurora, IL – men’s vests, accessories
Ravenworks, Madison, WI – costumes, accessories
High Wind Steamworks, Round Lake, IL – leather, goggles, props
The Mask Lady, Huntley, IL – masks, hats, jewelry
My Wild Things, Ballwin, MO - vintage/antique jewelry
Christy Studios, Pawnee, IL – paintings, prints
By Gaslight, Centralia, MO - masks, plush, weapons, jewelry
BlackWater Treasures, Odessa, MO - yarns, woven goods
Carol World, LaPorte, IN - photography, antiques
The Virtuous Woman, Nice, CA - switch covers, jewelry
Hook & Jill, Aurora, IL – author, novels, accessories
AVA Goldworks, Hannibal, MO - semi-precious jewelry
The Filigree Toad, Burlington, WI – costumes, accessories
Sylva Pagana, Jones, OK – bath and body products
The Filigree Toad, Burlington, WI – costumes, accessories
Steam & Gears, Broken Arrow, OK -hats, jewelry, goggles
Jerry Woytus, Florissant, MO – kiln-fired art glass
The Dashing Masher, Chicago, IL- neckties
Monroe Street Press, Springfield, IL – rare books, reprints
Steampunk Butterfly, Montevallo, AL – raku pottery jewelry
Steampunk Your Trunk, Hannibal, MO - trunks, sculptures
Airship Gypsy Gold, Peabody, KS - props, accessories
In My Second Life, Fillmore, MO – repurposed jewelry
Midnight Orchid Designs, Phoenixville, PA - clothing, costumes
Gadetometers, New Windsor, MD - steam gadgets, accessories
Designs by Connie, Silex, MO - semi-precious jewelry
Carr Creations, Keokuk, IA - weapons, jewelry
Carr Creations, Keokuk, IA - top hats, bowlers
Crafty Steamworks, Alton, IL - nerf guns, accessories
Jasbo’s, Lake St. Louis, MO – handmade salsa
Jasbo’s, Lake St. Louis, MO – leather shawls, accessories
Tandy Leather, St. Louis, MO - tools, materials
SureShot Jewelry - shotgun shell jewelry
Hilly Jacklin, Hannibal, MO – knitted gloves, socks
Kempster Kouture, Buffalo, IL - costumes, jewelry
Revive Gifts, Edgewater, CO - sculptures, miniatures
Steam Print, Hannibal, MO – antique printer’s blocks
A&S Photography, Shelbyville, KY - digital photography
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Shopper’s Emporium
The Great Midway
Center Street & Kiwanis Park
Center Street
To Main Street
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Marina
Levee Wall
Tickets and
Information
artistes
&
provocateurs
The Hannibal History Museum Foundation is proud to present the
following performers at the Big River Steampunk Festival!
Festival Goers will have the opportunity to see each of these
terrific entertainers throughout the weekend, please refer to
the Schedule of Events for specific times and venues.
Unwoman
San Francisco, California
This dynamic cellist-singer-songwriter has been
a headline featured performer at Steampunk
conventions and other major events including
DragonCon, Emerald City Steampunk Festival,
Steampunk World’s Fair and others. She has
received the Steampunk Chronicle Reader’s
Choice Award for Best Solo Musician and
Best Album, “Circling”, in 2015. She has
produced and published nine full albums as
Unwoman and has also collaborated with
Abney Park, Amanda Palmer, Rasputina,
Voltaire, and many other national acts.
Doc Phineas T. Kastle
Las Vegas, Nevada
You’ve seen him on “Pawn Stars”, meet him in person
at Big River! Billed as “The inimitable Renaissance Man”,
Doc is a veteran film, stage and TV personality, dancer,
singer, college professor, occultist, champion tea dueler –
a multilayered entertainer popular throughout the
Steampunk culture. He has founded The Steampunk Imaginarium, a museum in Las Vegas, and
hosts the annual Steamathon Convention there
each January. Look for Doc Phineas all around
the Steampunk Festival, there’s no telling
where he may turn up!
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Beard and Bean
Wichita, Kansas
The comic duo Little Beard and Gel E. Bean
perform throughout the United States, “performing acts of awesomeness wherever geeks
are found”. They will serve as our emcees
for events happening on the Main Street
Stage throughout the Festival as well as
adding “spice” to the Vaudeville Shows and
The Burley-Que Late Night Cabaret.
The Steampunk Stompers
Naples, Florida
Five amazing musicians, each with impressive
resumes and backgrounds rich in professional
performance, draw from the traditions of
ragtime, early jazz, swing, Dixieland, and
popular music of the late 1800's-early 1900's to
create their unique Steampunk sound.
Featured performers at the Time Traveler’s
Ball aboard the Mark Twain Riverboat.
DJ Vourteque
Chicago, Illinois
Vourteque is one of America's quickly rising stars in the Electro Swing
and Neo-Vaudeville communities.
Musician, producer, remix artist, DJ,
carny and ringmaster - Vourteque
entertains and wows crowd from
Los Angeles to New York. He is
co-winner of the 2014 Steampunk
Chronicle's Reader's Choice Awards
for his work at TeslaCon 5. Hear his
magic mixes at the “Good Times”
Neo-Vintage ElectroSwing Dance
Soiree.
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artistes & provocateurs
Mark Pettey, aka Dr. Robere DeGraf
Naples, Florida
Returning to Big River is the entertainer extraordinaire, Mark Pettey. Mark hails from a family
of professional musicians and has been a touring
performer since 1978. He has played trumpet
with Ringling Bros. Circus, ice shows, touring Broadway shows, and many different
concert artists including Barry Manilow and
Jimmy Buffett. As a keyboardist, Mark
toured with the Marshall Tucker Band
and several spin-off groups from the
Allman Bros. As a magician, he has
performed for many years for school
children, libraries, Ren Faires and pirate
festivals.
For Reservations:
www.BelvedereInnHannibal.com
or call (217) 799-6086
We welcome you to the
in historic Hannibal, Missouri
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The Scally Wags
Wichita, Kansas
The Scally Wags Pirate Comedy
Show are one of the longest running
Pirate acts in the U.S., performing
at Ren Faires and Steampunk conventions around the country. These
scoundrels of the seas will delight
you throughout the Festival with
their antics on stage, sword fighting,
improv comedy and more.
Clearly Guilty
Kansas City, Missouri
Clearly Guilty is Kansas City's Premier Nerd
Band! A Capella, Folk and Acoustic....regardless the wrapping it's all nerdy, geeky
nougat inside and Clearly Guilty delivers! Highlight performances have been at
Planet Comicon, Emerald City Steampunk,
St. Louis Renaissance Festival, The Kansas City Renaissance Festival, Smallville
Comicon, and more.
Costume Contests
Sat - Sun - Mon at High Noon
on the Main Street Stage
217 N. Main Street, Hannibal
Open 10:00 - 6:00 Daily
$5.00 off
Any purchase
of $25.00 or more
Excluding Produce. One Coupon Per Person. Expires Sept. 8, 2015
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Mark S. Lockett
Winner, 2014 Big River Costume Contest
Claira Bell
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Miss Claira Bell has been actively performing
her passions of Circus, Sideshow and Burlesque for many years. Having a strong background in theatre and dance, Claira is a sight
to behold, whether it be on the aerial hoop
and trapeze or with sharp objects and fire.
Sanjula Vamana
Chicago, Illinois
AS SEEN ON "AMERICA'S GOT TALENT”, Sanjula endures the most unparalleled of all human
suffering. Watch as he seamlessly binds the edges
of almost certain death and human wonderment
into a quilt of perplexing paraphilias guaranteed to
warm you to the very core. No gaffs, no gimmicks, no doubt!
Sideshow Dobbs
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Gregory Dobbs brings his unique take on award
winning magic, jaw dropping mind reading, spectacular juggling, incredible fire eating, towering stilt
walking, sidesplitting comedy and more! Sure to
please even the most discerning Steampunk crowd!
Sammy Tramp
Chicago, Illinois
Welcome to the world of Sammy Tramp -- a wandering scamp, lovable tramp, and modern day Neo-Victorian 'Masher.' A true throwback to the days of Vaudeville, Music Hall, and Silent Movies, Sammy is one of
the nation's premier vaudevillians as well as a director,
writer, and creator of over the top stage spectacles.
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Cat Connolly
Wichita, Kansas
A published poet and writer, Cat is also a
Shakespearean actor, visual artist, storyteller and
model. Her vocal performances range from Irish
Folk to Jazz to Opera. Cat’s one-woman show
features Selia the Steampunk Selkie, blending
mythology and Steampunk in a unique performance for audiences of all ages.
Mary Pat Letourneau
Chicago, Illinois
An award winning choreographer and
dancer, Mary Pat is a graduate from
Columbia College Chicago with a BFA
in dance. See her perform her unique
style of movement, “contortion dance”,
as well as her breathtaking turn as an
aerialist on silks, throughout the Big River Steampunk Festival.
We hope you enjoy the
Big River Steampunk Festival!
ALLEN’S
RESTORATION
3404 Market St.
Hannibal, MO
(573) 221-0107
www.AllensCarpetInc.com
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“Restore Like Before”
Richard Garey
Hannibal, Missouri
Richard Garey purchased the Planters Barn
Theater in Hannibal in 2003. He is an actor,
director, and playwright who takes great pride
in the historical accuracy of his performances.
Richard has performed his one-man show, “Mark
Twain Himself”, to audiences around the world.
Lisa Marks
Hannibal, Missouri
Originally from St. Louis, Lisa and her husband Ken were the founders of
the Hannibal History Museum and are the producers of the Big River
Steampunk Festival. The duo are also curators of Molly Brown’s Birthplace
and Museum in Hannibal. Lisa performs her historically accurate portrayal
of the “Unsinkable” Molly Brown throughout Missouri as a member of the
Missouri Arts Council’s Touring Performers roster and the Missouri Humanities
Council Speaker’s Bureau.
Midnight Wanderers
Lincoln, Nebraska
Playing a mix of bluegrass, folk, and
Americana music with an added
Steampunk flair, this talented trio
includes Matt Richardson, Jennifer
Richardson and Lia Havlena. The
group brings to the Steampunk world
a fresh take on old-timey music.
Professor Jefferson Parker
Wichita, Kansas
Professor Parker was the Dance Master of The Entre'
Nous Club Victorian Dancers at Old Cowtown Museum
for 18 years. He teaches and performs the Waltz, Quadrilles, Contras and other single couple dances with his
lovely wife, Mrs. Maddy Parker. The Professor is also
known to do demos of the Pennyfarthing Bicycle and
give rides to kids and some adults.
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Proud Sponsors of the 2015
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policies: The Big River Steampunk Festival is a family-friendly,
responsible event. The following Festival Policies are to ensure a
safe, enjoyable experience for all festival-goers:
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Physical, verbal, or sexual harassment of other guests, staff, volunteers or members
of the public is prohibited
Disruptive or unsafe behavior that disturbs guests, staff, volunteers or members of
the public, or any act which could result in substantial risk of harm to people or
property is prohibited
Possession or use of any illegal drug, narcotic or banned substance is prohibited
Possession or use of any item defined as a weapon, illegal or not, with the
exception of costume weapons that are non-functioning or peace bonded (see below)
is prohibited
Distribution of alcoholic beverages to any person under the age of 21 is prohibited
Excessive consumption of alcohol or public drunkenness is prohibited
The Hannibal History Museum Foundation board members and staff reserves the
right to deem a costume unacceptable and request the wearer to make modifica
tions as necessary. This is a family-friendly festival, and we ask that you use
common sense and good taste at all times.
Peace-bonding is the act of demonstrating that your weapon cannot be used (either
by a zip tie, wire wrap, trigger lock, or other means of securing) and that your
intentions are peaceful. The Hannibal History Museum Foundation board and staff
reserves the right to inspect weapons and to ask that they be secured or removed.
The decision on the safety of any weapon is at the sole discretion of the Hannibal
History Museum Foundation representatives and is final.
The Big River Steampunk Festival, the Hannibal History Museum Foundation, its
board members, staff members, volunteers and representatives are not responsible for
any loss, damage, theft, or injury with regard to any festival-goer at any time.
Festival-goers are responsible for their individual actions and any repercussions that
may result. Civil or medical emergencies must be reported to the Hannibal Police
Department directly.
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A hearty "thank you”
to those who kept the gears oiled:
Monti & Keith Cline
Sam Walker
Frank Elmore
Jim & Kirsten Dewey
Paul Miller
Karen Martino
Molly Herrington
Lana Ferrel
Keith Cline
Michael Gaines
Stan Hilgenbrinck
Phyllis McHargue
Steven & Jacklyn
Karlock
Chris Bobek
Arif Dagin
Jim Anderson
Bella Erakko
Gayle Viorel
Jim & Sheryl Love
Jason Gregory
Gail Bryant
Megan Rapp
Rich Heiser
Mike Dobson
Andy Dorian
Mary Lynne Richards
Barbara MacRobie
Beth Lane
Lynn Snyder
Melissa Cummins
Dena Ellis
Henry Sweets III
Nora Creason
Greg & Diane Addison
Harold & Kathy
Haycraft
Chuck & Connie Brock
Stan & Cara Foster
Jim Waddell
Katy Welch
Kerry Turner
Marcy Grubb
Steve & Sandy Terry
Brandy Jaquet
Randy & Selena
Barker
Dale Griffitts
Bobbi Dupoy
Roger McGregor
Roger & Traci Clow
Anne Albrecht
Pat Taylor
Wesley Knapp
Melissa Mooney
Nick G. Gizelis
The St. Louis Unions
The Hannibal Nationals
Toni-Ann Serio
Gary Fowler
Rosanne Roy
Rob & Cindy Ahrens
Dave & Lisa Scharnhorst
Doug & Heidi Coleman
Stacey Roach
Mark Adams
Lisa Pemberton
Megan Twaddle
Brian Voigts
Michael Riesenbeck
Shayna Mundell
Kevin Burgher
Mike & LeAnn Moyers
Heather Brown
Mary Griffith
Jeremy & Jill Otten
April Dunnington
Allan Atkins
Adrienne Abright
Michael Bailey
Ginny Webb
Dr. Michael & Sharon
Bukstein
Mindy Dunbar
Tom Boland
Robin Page
Todd Rourke
Richard Garey
Sabrael Carroll
Linda Coleberd
Cass Maddox
Ken & Linda Studer
Steve & Kristine
Russell
Melissa Dominiak
Don Crim
Colleen Myers
Jason Lewton
Bob & Pat Yapp
Randy, Debbie and
Brandy Hurt
Joe Anderson
Wesley Yargus
Mike O’Cheltree
Chad Walden
Connie Stephens
Paul Lewellen
Bridget Bleigh
Jeff Malone
Jim Thompson
Chris Dinger
Meredith Collazo
Andy Buckwalter
Bob Gilstrap
Leeanna Delaney
Kenna & Jody Bogue
Tory Kaufmann
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Tony & MaryGlenn
Bowman
Paula Hulse
Anne Williams
Joe Noonan
Bill & Terry Martin
Nancy Miller
Kurt Parsons
Harold Smith
Kristy Trevathan
Emily Trevathan
Branson & Katie Wood
Kathy Hinds
Pat Kerns
Ann Titus
Pat Waelder
Frank & Sara North
Bruce Anton
Judy Kleinman
Martha Adrian
Larry & Elke Logue
Craig Spratt
Michael Ansell
Janet Wells
Rex Hicks
Ashley Peyton
Robert Snow
Mark Pettey
Trudi Storr
Adren Hance
Bob Leary
Kirsten Trembley
Todd Betz
John Horn
Mark Arganbright
Tim Kasper
Jamie Stithorn
Rich Harrison
Joseph C.R. Vourteque
Claira Bell
Sanjula Vamana
Gregory Dobbs
Kyla Louise Webb
Cat Connolly
Kenneth Kastler
Erica Mulkey
Seth Wade
Jeremy Groom
Libby Green
Ilah Groom
Mary Pat Letourneau
Ned Behrensmeyer
Bryon Robles
Matt Richardson
Lia Havlena
Jennifer Richardson
Kristin Gosnell
Josh Kainz
Gary Gibbons
Sean Major
Paul Dewey
Mandi Markulin
Brent Riley
Phil Bagshaw
Russell Wait
Randy Phillips
Astor Gibbons
Mike Brooks
Angel wong
Dave Bridges
Muriel Hofmann
Gary Lange
Brad R. Cook
John Davis
Anthony Rivera
Mary Crabb
Lorry McDonald
Ashley Counts
Carol Estes
Christy Freeman
Jennifer & Parker
Grassle
Connie Winkelman
Shelley Carr
Robert Becraft
Jeff Platt
Hilly Jacklin
Andrea Jones
Lynn Kneib
James & Mariela
Bippen
Jerry Woytus
Lori Rogers
Ginger Seibert
John & Elaine Spencer
Christina Lehmann
Samantha Bergren
Rollande Krandall
Mike & Alexandra
McCoy
Melanie Poole
Kent & Cyndi Taylor
Patterson Martin
Shaun Robinson
Andrea Marcinkus
Ry Dalee & Evangeline
Melinda Mitchell
Margaret Retherford
Joyce Cooperider
Joe Miller
Sandra Morton
Lynn & Antonio Ellis
Dustin & Kathleen
Robertson
Dr . Spock
Meets Alzheimer's
How to communicate when the
brain is diseased -
Read Barbara Erakko’s
amazing account
573-221-7272
Elsie at Ebb Tide:
X-Large 1 Topping Pizza
Emerging from the
$9.99
Undertow of Alzheimer's
Carry Out or Delivery, No Limit
Available at AMAZON.COM or
the Hannibal History Museum at
200 North Main Street.
Welcome
Steampunkers!
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An index of our valued sponsors!
Without the support of our local businesses, the
festival’s engine would starve for coal - please
remember to support these intrepid adventurers...
Allen's Restoration
Alliance Art Gallery
AVA Goldworks
Becky Thatcher's Dine
Becky's Ice Cream
Bella Erakko
Belvedere Inn
Big Muddy BBQ
Big River Train Town
Bleigh Ready Mix
Bluff City Theater
Chocolaterie Stam
Continental Cement
Craig Spratt-State Farm
Disc Tobacco Whse.
Dr. Bukstein
Dubach Inn
Eddie Lennox-Shelter Ins.
Finn’s Food & Spirits
Gallery 310
Gallery Hair Salon
Game On
Golden Eagle
Golden Ruler
Great Clips
The Great Room
Hannibal Arts Council
Hannibal Clinic
Hannibal Furn Refinish
Hard Times Tattoo
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Hickory Stick
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HNB
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HomeBank
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Independent’s Service Co.
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Kristy Trevathan
44
LaBinnah Bistro
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Logue's
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Main St. Wine Stoppe
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Mark Twain Cave
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Mark Twain Books & Gifts
14
Mark Twain Brewery
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Mark Twain Dinette
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Mark Twain Distributing fr.cover
McDonald's
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Mississippi Marketplace
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Mrs. Clemens’ Antiques
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Native Am Trading
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Ole Planters Restaurant
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Papa John's
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Planter's Barn Theater
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Poage Auto Group
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Quincy Herald-Whig
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SC Data
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Star Radio Group
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Shottenkirk Toyota
rear cover
Tom Boland Ford
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Townsquare Media
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