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Box contains materials about the history of Mariposa in the 1960s and 1970s, including records related to a book about Mariposa's history.

Item consists of the 52 page Mariposa Folk Festival program for 1978, held on the Toronto Islands, Toronto, Ontario, from 23-25 June, 1978. The program was edited by Sharon Johnston and David Ferguson, designed by Marilyn Koop and advertisements were managed by Trish Short. Program includes a map of the site, a schedule of evening and day concerts and workshops and a list of performer biographies. Also contains several articles, including: "Introducing this year's festival" by artistic director, Ken Whiteley, "Alan Mills" by Bram Morrison, a memorial to Malvina Reynolds, "An Old Immigrant Remembers" by Margaret Bennett Knight, "Mariposa in the Schools" by Carol Kehm (MITS Coordinator), "The Children's Area" by Sharon Hampson, Lois Lilienstein and Caroline Parry, "The Native Peoples" by Bettle Liota and a financial statement from the festival foundation.

Item consists of the 29 page Mariposa Folk Festival program for 1966, held at Innis Lake, Ontario from 5-7 August, 1966. The program was edited by Anne Hershoran, assisted by programme advisor, Randy Ferris, with illustrations provided by Showcards Unlimited. Program includes a schedule of concerts and workshops, as well as a listing of performer biographies. Also features four articles, including "Ontario Folk" by Edith Fowke, "Gospel Music" by Dick Flohill, "Chicago Blues" By John Norris, "Old Time Music" by Leigh Cline. Also features photographs from 1965 festival by Bill Smith.

Item consists of the 36 page Mariposa Folk Festival program for 1979, held on the Toronto Islands, Toronto, Ontario from 15-17 June, 1979. The program was edited by Daryl Auwai, designed by Wycliffe D. Smith, Paul Weldon and Marilyn Koop and advertisments were managed by John Armstrong. Program includes a map of the site, a schedule of evening and day concerts and workshops and a list of performer biographies as well as a breakdown of participating craftspeople. Also contains several articles including: "Mariposa - An Introduction" by Estelle Klein, President and Artistic Director, "This Year's Festival" by Jeanine Hollingshead, Program Coordinator, "Craft at the Festival" by Wendy Brooks and Sheelagh Carpendale, "Mariposa in the Schools" by Lennox Grant, two anonymous articles titled "Labrador: This Year's Special Guest" and "Children's Area: It's Growing Stronger" and a financial statement from the festival foundation.

Item consists of the Mariposa Folk Festival Program for 1971, which was held at the Toronto Islands, Toronto, Ontario from 9-11 July, 1971. Featuring the work "Painting of Kicking Bear" by Michael Soles on the cover, and an illustration and inscription from the work "Mountain Wolf Woman, The Autobiography of a Winnebago Indian" on the back cover, the festival program was published by Herbert Wise of Music Sales Corporation, edited by Peter Greenwood, with art direction by Ulrich Boege, advertising by Mel Weinberger and staff photography by Elaine Lipson. The program features an illustrated festival schedule of performances and workshops, an alphabetical listing of festival performers and artisans and collages and illustrations by Uli Boege. The 1971 program also features nine feature articles, including "Helo The World, An Autobiography" by David Gahr, "Yurts" by William Coperthwaite, "Macrobiotics" by Carole Getzoff, "Integral Yoga" by Aikya, "Brownie McGhee" by Brownie McGhee and Happy Traum, "Blues" by Peter Greenwood, "The Art of The Luthier" by Michael Gurian, "About 2000 Words" by Tony Glover and "The Guitar Owner's Bible" by Matt Umanov.

Item consists of the Mariposa Folk Festival Program for 1972, held at Toronto Islands, Toronto, Ontario from 14 -16 July 1972. Featuring cover art by Ojibwe artist Saul Williams of Weagamow Ontario, and a back cover illustration of the festival's horoscope by Adrienne Leban, the festival program was published by Herbert Wise of Music Sales Corporation, edited by Carol Fein with design by Ulrich Boege. The program featured an illustrated festival schedule of performances and workshop, an alphabetical listing of festival performers and artisans and obituaries for Bob Beers (1922-1972), Rev. Gary Davis (1896-1972). The 1972 program also featured four feature articles, including an introductory essay, "Second Annual 2000 Words" by Tony Glover, "Centreville Conservatory : The Poet and His Hometown" by Bob Atkinson, "Media Inversion : Videovision versus Television" by Richard Kletter, and "Real Country Music : The Treasure in Joe Bussard's Basement".

Item consists of the 69 page Mariposa Folk Festival program for 1977, held on Toronto Islands, Toronto, Ontario, from 24-26 June, 1977. The program was edited by Bill Garrett, designed by Sharon Johnston and the advertisments were managed by Trish Short. Program includes a map of the site, a schedule of evening and day concerts and workshops and a list of performer biographies. Also contains several articles including: "Mariposa: An Introduction" by Estelle Klein, Artistic Director, "Mariposa in the Schools" by Carol Kehm, "Children's Area" by Sharon Hampson and Lois Lilienstein and "Indians and Inuit at Mariposa" also by Estelle Klein. This program also contains a supplementary newsletter called "The Newsletter: A Mariposa Folk Festival Publication Special Program Edition '77" edited by Matthew Clark and Marilyn Koop, designed by Stew Cameron and with general support from Bill Garrett, Grit Laskin and Joyce Yamamoto. The supplement contains several articles including: "Fifteen Months of Music: The Folk Instruments of South America" by Quentin and Edmond Badoux, "If You Miss Me On The Picket Line.." by Matthew Clark, "Please Walk On The Grass" by Ian Robb, "Record Reviews" with contributors: Marilyn Koop, Edith Fowke and Matthew Clark and "Grit's Workshop" by Grit Laskin. Program also contains a financial statement by the festival foundation.

Item consists of the 49 page Mariposa Folk Festival program for 1974, held on the Toronto Islands, Toronto, Ontario from 21-23 June, 1974. The program was designed and edited by the festival's Programme Book Committee, consisting of Joe Lewis, Enoch Kent, Paul Hornbeck, Marna Snitman, Shelley Spiegel, Ray Woodley, Eileen Keleher and Stew Cameron. Includes a schedule of evening and day concerts and workshops, a list of performer biographies, and ... Also includes several articles, including "Bluegrass Music" by Shelley Posen, "Notes on Accompaniment" by Peggy Seeger and Ewan MacColl (reprinted from "The Singing Island"), "Crafts at Mariposa" by Skye Morisson and short anonymous articles from Mariposa In The Schools and the festival's Ethnic Committee.

Item consists of the 52 page Mariposa Folk Festival program for 1976, held on the Toronto Islands, Toronto, Ontario, from 25-27 June, 1976. The program was edited by Bill Garrett, designed by Sharon Johnston and advertisements were managed by Mary Whiteley. Program includes a map of the site, a schedule of evening and day concerts and workshops and a list of performer biographies. Also contains several articles including: "Mariposa: An Introduction" by festival artistic director Estelle Klein, an anonymous article titled "Bringing Home the Mariposa", an anonymous article about Mariposa in the Schools, "Crafts at Mariposa" by Skye Morisson, a short article introducing the children's area written by Sharon Hampson and Lois Lilienstein and a financial statement from the festival foundation.

Item consists of the 28 page Mariposa Folk Festival program for 1968, held on Toronto Islands, Toronto, Ontario from 9-11 August, 1968. The program was designed by Richard Flohil with graphic designs by Murray McLaughlan, featuring the Mariposa sun motif on the cover in black ink on a bright yellow background.

Item consists of the 45 page Mariposa Folk Festival program for 1975, held on the Toronto Islands, Toronto, Ontario, from 20 -22 June 1975. The program was edited by Dick Flohil, designed by Hodges Freeman & Robinson, and advertisments managed by Gay Spiegel. Program includes a schedule of evening and day concerts and workshops and a list of performer biographies. Also includes several articles, including "Mariposa : An Introduction" by festival artistic director Estelle Klein, an article by Alanis Obomsawin about the Native's People's Participation in the festival an article about crafts at the festival by Skye Morisson and a short anonymous article about Mariposa in the Schools and a financial statement from the festival foundation.

Item consists of the 29 page Mariposa Folk Festival program for 1969, held on the Toronto Islands, Toronto, Ontario on 25-27 July 1969. The program was designed by Leigh Cline and Richard Flohil, featuring the Mariposa sun logo on the cover designed by Murray McLaughlan. Program includes a list of performer biographies, as well as an illustrated schedule of daytime concerts and workshops. Also features a retrospective of photographs taken at the 1968 festival by William Smith, and an essay about the 1968 festival by Joe Lewis.

Item consists of a 29 page festival program for the Mariposa Folk Festival of 1970, which ran from 24 - 26 July, 1970. Program designers were Frank Perold and Dick Flohil with the centre spread design by Murray McLauchlan. Also includes an anonymous article "Native People's Festival Widens Craft Area at Mariposa" and a retrospective selection of photographs of performers from first 10 years of the festival.

Item consists of a folded program for the first Mariposa Folk Festival, held 18-19 August, 1961. Also includes festival envelope and ticket reservation for admission and accommodation.

Item consists of the 34 page Mariposa Folk Festival program for 1967, held near Innis Lake, Ontario from 11-13 August, 1967. The program was edited by Raymond Gallinger, and featured a cover design by Gary Preet. Program includes an illustrated schedule of concerts and workshops, as well as a listing of performer biographies. Also features three articles, including "Richard Waterman's Short History of the Blues", The Revolving Trends of Popular Music" by Leigh Cline, an anonymous short article about the University Settlement International Folk Dancer, "Traditional Folk Songs, Dances, and Tales of England - Scotland - Ireland" by Roger Deveer Renwick, "A Canadian Sampler" by Edith Fowke and a farewell letter from Ruth M. Jones, founder of Mariposa.

Item consists of the 24 page Mariposa Folk Festival program for 1963, held in Orillia, Ontario from 9-11 August 1963. The program was designed and edited by Ed Cowan with possible assistance from festival designer Larry Schafer. Program includes a listing of evening and day concerts and discussion panels, as well as a listing of performer biographies.

Item is an audio recording performed at the Main stage on 3 July 2009 and may include performance(s) by Soul Surfers.

Item is an audio recording performed at the Main stage on 3 July 2009 and may include performance(s) by Skydiggers.

Item is an audio recording of the They’re Good They’re Great session performed at the Pub stage on 3 July 2009 and may include performance(s) by The Great Wooden Trio, and The Good Lovelies.

Item is an audio recording of the Blues O Rama session performed at the Pub stage on 3 July 2009 and may include performance(s) by Ron Douglas.

Item is an audio recording of the Swing Boys Swing session performed at the Pub stage on 3 July 2009 and may include performance(s) by Aengus Finnan, Duane Andrews, Guy Davis, and Ken Voita.

Item is an audio recording performed at the Pub stage on 3 July 2009 and may include performance(s) by Run with the Kittens.

Item is an audio recording of the Stories & Poems session performed at the Barnfield stage on 4 July 2009 and may include performance(s) by Quammie Williams.

Item is an audio recording of the White & Whiteley session performed at the Barnfield stage on 4 July 2009 and may include performance(s) by Ken Whiteley, Flashlight Radio, and Nancy White.

Item is an audio recording of the Erhu Extraordinaire session performed at the Barnfield stage on 4 July 2009 and may include performance(s) by George Gao.

Item is an audio recording performed at the Barnfield stage on 4 July 2009.

Item is an audio recording of the Live, Love, and Dream session performed at the Barnfield stage on 4 July 2009 and may include performance(s) by The Brights.

Item is an audio recording of the New Constellations session performed at the Barnfield stage on 4 July 2009 and may include performance(s) by Flashlight Radio.

Item is an audio recording of the From Shelter Valley session performed at the Barnfield stage on 4 July 2009 and may include performance(s) by Aengus Finnan.

Item is an audio recording of the Dyanmic Duo session performed at the Barnfield stage on 4 July 2009 and may include performance(s) by Carly-Jo.

Item is an audio recording of the Country Folk session performed at the Bohemian stage on 4 July 2009 and may include performance(s) by Carly-Jo, Samantha Martin and the Haggard, and The John Henrys.

Item is an audio recording of the Smile Dam Ya Smile session performed at the Bohemian stage on 4 July 2009 and may include performance(s) by Nancy White, Bram Taylor, Fred Penner, Steph Dunn, and Trevor Mills.

Item is an audio recording of the Soul Surfin' session performed at the Bohemian stage on 4 July 2009 and may include performance(s) by Doug Cameron, Adam Crossley, and Daniel Roth.

Item is an audio recording of the This Machine Kills Fascists session performed at the Bohemian stage on 4 July 2009 and may include performance(s) by Enoch Kent, Bram Taylor, Darlene, and The Great Wooden Trio.

Item is an audio recording of the Lullabies & Pretty Songs session performed at the Bohemian stage on 4 July 2009 and may include performance(s) by Steph Dunn, Royal Wood, The Good Lovelies, and Valdy.

Item is an audio recording of the The Beat of A Different Drum session performed at the Bohemian stage on 4 July 2009 and may include performance(s) by Quammie Williams.

Item is an audio recording performed at the Main stage on 4 July 2009 and may include performance(s) by Guy Davis.

Item is an audio recording performed at the Main stage on 4 July 2009 and may include performance(s) by Samantha Martin and the Haggard.

Item is an audio recording performed at the Main stage on 4 July 2009 and may include performance(s) by Le Vent du Nord.

Item is an audio recording performed at the Main stage on 4 July 2009 and may include performance(s) by The Proclaimers.

Item is an audio recording performed at the Main stage on 4 July 2009.

Item is an audio recording performed at the Main stage on 4 July 2009.

Item is an audio recording performed at the Main stage on 4 July 2009 and may include performance(s) by Steven Page.

Item is an audio recording performed at the Main stage on 4 July 2009 and may include performance(s) by Daniel Lanois.

Item is an audio recording performed at the Main stage on 4 July 2009.

Item is an audio recording performed at the Main stage on 4 July 2009 and may include performance(s) by Daniel Lanois.

Item is an audio recording performed at the Main stage on 4 July 2009 and may include performance(s) by Daniel Lanois.

Item is an audio recording performed at the Main stage on 4 July 2009 and may include performance(s) by Daniel Lanois.

Item is an audio recording performed at the Main stage on 4 July 2009 and may include performance(s) by Daniel Lanois.

Item is an audio recording performed at the Main stage on 4 July 2009 and may include performance(s) by Daniel Lanois.

Item is an audio recording performed at the Main stage on 4 July 2009 and may include performance(s) by Daniel Lanois.

Item is an audio recording performed at the Main stage on 4 July 2009 and may include performance(s) by Daniel Lanois.

Item is an audio recording performed at the Main stage on 4 July 2009 and may include performance(s) by Daniel Lanois.

Item is an audio recording performed at the Main stage on 4 July 2009 and may include performance(s) by Daniel Lanois.

Item is an audio recording performed at the Main stage on 4 July 2009 and may include performance(s) by Daniel Lanois.

Item is an audio recording performed at the Main stage on 4 July 2009 and may include performance(s) by Daniel Lanois.

Item is an audio recording of the Ladies First session performed at the Pub stage on 4 July 2009 and may include performance(s) by The Good Lovelies, Basia Bulat, and Jenn Grant.

Item is an audio recording of the Coast to Coast session performed at the Pub stage on 4 July 2009 and may include performance(s) by Le Vent du Nord, The Dardanelles, and The Fugitives.

Item is an audio recording of the Strings ‘n Things session performed at the Pub stage on 4 July 2009 and may include performance(s) by April Verch, Duane Andrews, George Gao, and Prosad.

Item is an audio recording of the 35 Years of Bluegrass session performed at the Pub stage on 4 July 2009 and may include performance(s) by The Dixie Flyers.

Item is an audio recording of the Twang for Modern Times session performed at the Pub stage on 4 July 2009 and may include performance(s) by The Good Lovelies, Flashlight Radio, Luke Doucet, and Patrick Brealey.

Item is an audio recording of the Heartache & Heartbreak session performed at the Pub stage on 4 July 2009 and may include performance(s) by Basia Bulat, Aengus Finnan, The Brights, and The John Henrys.