The Square Peg Alliance—including Peterson, Ben Shive, Jill Phillips, Andy Osenga, Jason Gray, Eric Peters, Katy Bowser, Andy Gullahorn, and Randall Goodgame—performed an exclusive two-hour concert for the Hutchmoot audience.

Guests were also treated to a special CD release concert by Jason Gray, celebrating the release of his critically acclaimed album, A Way to See in the Dark (Centricity Music).

The Artist-in-Residence, illustrator Justin Gerard, offered selections available for view and purchase, and allowed a glimpse into his unique methods, through an interactive session with author Russ Ramsey.

This year’s keynote speaker was New York Times best-selling author Sally Lloyd-Jones, a leading writer of inspirational books for children and the author of three children’s Bibles, including Moonbeam Award Winner The Jesus Storybook Bible.

Additional sessions were led by a variety of artists, writers, and storytellers including Peterson and his Square Peg Alliance friends, as well as Cason Cooley, Thomas McKenzie, S. D. Smith, Jonathan Rogers, A. S. Peterson, and Jennifer Trafton among others.

Peterson established the Hutchmoot conference in 2010 as an offshoot of The Rabbit Room, an online community that celebrates creativity, literature, and music. He felt it was time to move beyond cyberspace and connect with fans in a tangible way, which led to Hutchmoot 2010.

In May, Peterson released his third book in the four-part Wingfeather Saga series, The Monster in the Hollows, and it instantly generated rave reviews and is already being hailed as a classic. According to Examiner.com, “The storyline grabs you from the opening line and doesn’t let go until the ‘I didn’t see that coming!’ twist of an ending. Be forewarned; don’t start this book if you don’t have a full weekend set aside.”

Peterson is currently on the Songs & Stories tour with Steven Curtis Chapman and Josh Wilson that runs through November 3. Then Peterson will be gearing up for his annual Behold The Lamb of God tour that launches December 1 in Huntsville, AL and ends December 18 at the historic Ryman Auditorium in Nashville, Tennessee.

For more information on Peterson, visit www.andrew-peterson.com. To learn more about Hutchmoot, visit www.hutchmoot.com.

About Andrew Peterson
Peterson began his career in 1996 and signed with his first label, Watershed/Essential records in 1999. His first CD, Carried Along made CCM magazine’s list of Top Ten albums of 2000. In 2004, Peterson received his first Dove nomination for “Family Man” for Country Recorded Song of the Year. Peterson’s first project for Centricity Music in 2008, Resurrection Letters, Volume II, became the highest Billboard charting album of his career at the time. Peterson has also authored four books for children and young adults, The Ballad of Matthew's Begats, On the Edge of the Sea of Darkness, North! Or Be Eaten (the 2010 Christy Award winner for Young Adult Fiction), and The Monster in the Hollows.

About Centricity Music
Centricity Music is an independent recording and publishing company based in Bellevue, Washington and Nashville, Tennessee. The company’s mission is to enable artists to create life-changing experiences for the world. Centricity Music’s artist roster includes Jaime Jamgochian, Downhere, Jason Gray, Andrew Peterson, Aaron Shust, High Valley, Sixteen Cities, and Me In Motion. For more information about Centricity Music visit online at www.centricitymusic.com.

For more info on Andrew Peterson visit the JFH Artists Database.

 

 

 

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