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| Bronze Sponsor $1000 |
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| Silver Sponsor $3000 | The above with:
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| Gold Sponsor $5000 | Gold sponsors receive the above with:
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| Supporting Sponsor $500 | Sponsor logo with a quarter page program ad
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If you are interested in being the sole sponsor of the WAM! Festival, the opportunity is available and we would love to speak with you.
Mad Mission Music · 2 Wing Hill Rd, Williamsburg, MA 01096
Tel: (413) 268-3398 Email: lori@madmissionmusic.com
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"[WAM!] is an inspirational celebration of music, by an exciting blend of female performers."
Worcester Magazine, April 25, 2001
"Peters has put together a solid team that has created what looks
to become a local tradition. With a boatload of sponsors and a talent-heavy lineup, the first WAM! Festival feels like a winner."
Springfield Union News, April 26, 2001
"Female fans, artists, revel in music"
Sunday Republican, April 29, 2001
"WAM! Music Festival ignites the Valley"
The Women's Times, April 2001
In Smooth Start, "WAM" Fest
Unites Disparate Fans--Stylistically, "diversity" was the word of the day at Saturday's WAM! (Women and Music) Festival at Mount Holyoke College. The debut festival's two stages boasted 20 different acts, for whom the only common thread was the fact that performers were all female. The audience, likewise, didn't seem to fit a single mold. The crowds consisted of college students, middle-aged couples and families with young children. The vendors' tables and second stage, which were free and open to the public, attracted passing Mount Holyoke students and led many to purchase tickets to the mainstage as well.
Perhaps the most amazing aspect of the WAM! Festival was the fact that it ran so smoothly. It's almost unheard of for festivals to stick so close to their schedules.
Daily Hampshire Gazette, May 3, 2001