The old artwork for Cabin 10 was retired in 2014 when the festival changed from Rice Festival to Fischer Festival. We adopted new artwork for our logo which is a drawing by Deb Yager of Fischer Hall.
History of Cabin 10, Inc., ~ Rice Festival
Rice Harrington passed away in July 2003. Four of his close friends formed Cabin 10, Inc. in August of 2004 to host the Rice Festival, to “keep a good man’s vibe alive”, and to provide continued funding for The Rice Harrington Art Scholarship, presented each year to graduating art students from San Marcos High School.Cabin 10 Inc.’s mission statement is quite simple:
To continue the tradition of American Roots Music in Fischer, Texas as a community, by supporting the artists and funding education in the arts.
Cabin 10 was a real cabin located at YMCA Camp Flaming Arrow, in Hunt, Texas. Although no longer standing, it remains an icon for the strong friendships that were forged by the original Bored members and the counselor of Cabin 10 – Rice Harrington. As the torch of friendship has been passed along to a new Bored of Directors, this icon has grown to also represent the many friendships that have been made through this original unselfish action of friends honoring friends. As this “Company of Friends” known as Fischer Fest, moves forward under a different name, we will strive to honor the same vibe and spirit as when it was created.
To continue the tradition of American Roots Music in Fischer, Texas as a community, by supporting the artists and funding education in the arts.
Cabin 10 was a real cabin located at YMCA Camp Flaming Arrow, in Hunt, Texas. Although no longer standing, it remains an icon for the strong friendships that were forged by the original Bored members and the counselor of Cabin 10 – Rice Harrington. As the torch of friendship has been passed along to a new Bored of Directors, this icon has grown to also represent the many friendships that have been made through this original unselfish action of friends honoring friends. As this “Company of Friends” known as Fischer Fest, moves forward under a different name, we will strive to honor the same vibe and spirit as when it was created.
The Scholarship funding:
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RICE HARRINGTON ART SCHOLARSHIP
The Rice Harrington Art Scholarship is presented each year to graduating art students from the San Marcos High School. Below are past recipients of the scholarship. 2018 Allison Collier & Jourdan Gamez 2017 Olivia Zdeb, Sarah Storch, Stacy Jaramillo 2016 Anna Flores, Arielle Cruz, Gisel Torres 2015 Ashley Warner and Trinity Rinear 2014 Eric Jimenez and Hunter McMain 2013 Alana Zammora and Marshall Valenta 2011 Nick Juarez and Parisa Tajalli – Tehrani 2010 Ashley Luera and Jaymi Tristan 2009 Julia Cain and Andres Cruz 2008 Kevin Colwick and Kate Sipes 2007 Yeseria Contreras and Kiana Flores 2006 Brittany Bitner and Randy Fussell 2005 Natalie Rae Ponce RICHEY-RINGLAND MUSIC AWARD SCHOLARSHIP 2018 - Own Your Own Universe "OYOU" a Terri Hendrix Non-Profit Org. 2017 - Network for Young Artists 2016 - Own Your Own Universe "OYOU" a Terri Hendrix Non-Profit Org. BILL GIBBS MUSIC SCHOLARSHIP 2009 Sarah Jarosz of Wimberley High School |
Who we are:
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2017 Bored of Directors:
Dennis Hubbard, President Thomas Chapmond, Vice President David Daniels, 2nd Vice President West Warren, Historian 2018 Advisory Committee & Bored Staph: Craig Fortner - Auction, Vendors & Sales Dan Greenlee - Infrastructure Greg Glowka - Art Jack Harrison - Parade Marshal Jan Parrish - Merch, Website, Admin, Operations Roland Brown - Music & Art Scholarship Program Sweeney - Volunteer Coordinator, Greenroom, Sponsors Tom Ballard - Sales Tracie Ferguson - Website & Tech Support Past Directors: Dixie Watkins Jack Harrison Jeff Gavin Leslie Collier Paul McCullar |