The Montana Folklife Area will showcase the culture and heritage of Montana and the region. From cowboy and ranching culture to fly fishing, from the social/celebratory performance and craft traditions of Montana's several American Indian tribes to the rich mining, ethnic and labor heritage of Butte and the Copperway, the traditions of our unique region will come alive through demonstrations, exhibitions, stage presentations and performances.

Stage Exclusivity

• Sponsor will receive presenting rights to the Montana Folklife Area and Stage

Media

• Sponsor logo displayed in newspaper ads (# of ads TBD)
• Sponsor logo with hyperlink prominently displayed on website
• Sponsor logo on pre-festival brochures, rack cards
• Sponsor logo and/or name recognition on pocket schedule (# of schedules TBD)
• Sponsor will receive full page ad in official 40-page festival program book (# TBD, inserted into daily and weekly papers throughout state)
• Identification as Stage sponsor in all press releases, newsletters, emails, etc.
• Sponsor logo inclusion on 30-second television messages to air throughout May and June
• Sponsor recognition on radio ads (# of ads TBD)

On-Site

• Sponsor logo on signage at designated stage
• Sponsor representative may serve as local stage M.C.
• Sponsor representative may address the audience from designated stage
• Sponsor banners located throughout the festival site (# TBD)
• Logo recognition on Sponsor "Thank You" boards
• Sponsor will receive use of a 10' x 10' promotional tent
• On-site sales rights
• Couponing, sampling, demonstrations, displays, sweepstakes
• Interactive experience to engage attendees
• Sponsor recognition in all stage announcements (# of announcements TBD)
  
  Miscellaneous
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• Passes to VIP reception (# TBD)
• Passes to VIP parking (# TBD)
• Rights to use National Folk Festival marks until October 1, 2008
• Employee volunteer opportunities