The Red Dirt Rangers (top) perform on the opening night of the 2005 Woody Guthrie Folk Festival. Tulsa World file photos

Steppin' In It performsat the 2005 Woody Guthrie Folk Festival.

What:	Celebrate the life and legacy of famous folk singer and writer Woody Guthrie.
When:	July 8-12
Where:	Okemah, on main street, about one hour and 15 minutes south of Tulsa.
Admission:	Free
Camping/on-site parking available:	$10 parking per car.
Note:	Blankets and lawn chairs are welcome. No coolers or ice chests.
Online:	www.tulsaworld.com/WoodyFest
Headliners:	Jimmy LaFave, Sam Baker, Jon Vezner, Audrey Auld, Ronny Elliott, Don Conoscenti, Mark Erelli, Joel Rafael, John Flynn, Nancy Apple, Tony Lee Thomas, Sarah Lee Guthrie and Johnny Irion, John Gorka, David Amram, Red Dirt Rangers, Larry Long, Fiddlin' Pete, Andrea Parodi, Ellis Paul, Steppin' In It, Annie Guthrie, Ramsey Midwood, Terri Hendrix with Lloyd Maines, Jack Hardy, Jonatha Brooke, Butch Hancock, Rob McNurlin, Happenstance, Dao Strom, Radoslav Lorkovic, Jimmy Davis, Mary Reynolds, Til Willis, The Burns Sisters, Monica Taylor, Emily Kaitz, Mike Blackwell, Anthony da Costa, Bill Chambers, Jamaica Rafael, John Fullbright, BettySoo, KC Clifford Band and an everlasting tribute to Bob Childers … and more.
Points of interest:	Folk singer Woody Guthrie's home town. Historic Crystal Theatre. Also scheduled: children's activities, arts and crafts, food vendors and festival memorabilia.