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FESTIVAL HOURS:
Thursday, May 19 - Saturday, May 21: 11:00am – 11:00pm
Sunday, May 22: 11:00am – 6:00pm
Mayfest is an outdoor tribute to the arts and music that is a
family-oriented event created to promote a broader knowledge
of and appreciation for arts and humanities among serious,
as well as casual art lovers.
GENERAL INFORMATION
Letter from our Festival Chair:
On behalf of the Board of Directors, our sponsors and the rest of the
Mayfest family, welcome to the 44th Annual Tulsa International Mayfest!
During your visit to the festival we invite you to visit one of our
three indoor galleries:
•Our Youth Art Gallery, located in the PAC, features amazing art from
some of the most talented art students in Tulsa.
•Our newest gallery, the Pop Music Art Gallery features art from
students whose pieces were inspired by Peter Max, Andy Warhol
and Roy Lichtenstein.
•The Invitational Gallery, my personal favorite, not only features works
from over 80 local artists, but also is where you can view
and purchase this year’s original poster artwork “Namid: Star Dancer”
created by the talented Marjorie Atwood.
Additionally, we are proud to announce that we have over 120 Visual Artists
this year. Several have chosen to participate in our “Under $200 Program”
so there should be something affordable for everyone.
For the young art collectors, we are pleased to announce we will again
be offering Art Beginnings. For only $5, budding young art collectors can
choose a piece of art to start their very own collections. This tent will be
located in KidZone, a perfect place for families who come to Mayfest.
With more than 25 food vendors there will be tempting tastes available
for every palate!
Stimulate your auditory senses with one of our three music stages which
are sure to offer something for your musical tastes. Check the schedule in
this guide to see where and when your favorite bands will be performing.
The Mayfest Steering Committee and staff have worked long and hard this
year to bring you this award winning festival that is known as Mayfest.
We hope you have a great time.
Bruce B. Smith
Festival Chair
Where:
The heart of beautiful downtown Tulsa on Main Street starting on 3rd Street
and going past 6th Street, the Green at 3rd between Main and Boston and the
H.A. Chapman Centennial Green at 6th between Main and Boston.
Cost:
FREE! That’s right, 120 artists, 4 stages of entertainment, 3 indoor galleries
(Invitational, Youth, and Pop Art Music) and KidZone featuring family-friendly
entertainment and art projects all for free!
Parking:
Parking is available at on-street locations as well as lots and garages
surrounding the festival site. Other lot fees will vary as they are operated by
different companies. Pedicabs will be available for a fee. Don’t want to
deal with the hassle of driving and parking? INCOG Bicycle-Pedestrian
Advisory Committee (BPAC) has created maps to the major festival sites in
Tulsa as a tool to encourage festival-goers to ride bicycles and park at the
secure bicycle parking on-site at 3rd and Main provided by local nonprofit Tulsa Hub. Secure bicycle parking is available from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m.,
and you may leave your unattended bicycle locked at your own risk in the
racks provided after-hours.
New for 2016:
The newest gallery is the Pop Art Music gallery, featuring art from fifth and
sixth graders at Hawthorne Elementary. Two new food vendors include
Schnitzels & Giggles and Doc’s Street Grill. Inspired is a new competition
featuring past poster artists. Live at 11:30 a.m. on Saturday at 4th and
Main, four artists will create art in real-time in a competition inspired by the
Food Network show Chopped. Guests can watch the artists paint live as well
as ask questions and interact with the artists. Corporate partners and local
students will participate on Friday and Sunday, respectively.
Tulsa International Mayfest is committed to Going Green!
Do you want to be involved in helping Mayfest go green? If so, ride your bike to
the festival or carpool, use recycling stations for your plastic bottles, beer cups
and aluminum cans, drink local wine from Summerside Vineyards and use the
Mayfest Website or our mobile site at www.mayfestmobile.com to plan your
festival experience.
Secure Bicycle Parking:
Local non-profit Tulsa Hub will be providing their 8th year of secure bicycle
parking on-site at 3rd and Main. Secure bicycle parking is available from
11 a.m. to 9 p.m., and you may leave your unattended bicycle locked at your
own risk in the racks provided after-hours.
The mission of Tulsa Hub is to change lives through cycling; Tulsa Hub
conducts earn-a-bike programs, traffic safety classes, and a Community
Bicycling Workshop in downtown Tulsa. Bike donations and financial gifts
will be accepted during the secure parking hours (11 a.m.-9 p.m. ThursdaySaturday, 11 a.m.- 5 p.m. Sunday.) Become a member of the Tulsa Hub via
their website: www.tulsahub.orgTulsa Hub via their website: www.tulsahub.org.
Artists:
Mayfest showcases the artwork of approximately 120 artists from around the
nation along Main Street, which includes about 85% Juried Artists and 15%
Market Artists. Juried Artists are accepted into Mayfest after a highly selective
jurying process. Juried Artists offer fine art in a variety of mediums, including
everything from clay to wood. Market Artists are artists and craftsmen who
may feature items such as toys, folk art, hand-painted T-shirts, leather goods,
calligraphy, etc. Festival guests will be able to add to their collection by
purchasing affordable artwork from our Under $200 program.
Artists’ booths will be open Thursday-Saturday 11 a.m. - 8 p.m. and Sunday
11 a.m.-6 p.m.
Youth Art Gallery:
The Youth Art Gallery, located on the second floor of the Performing Arts
Center, in the LaFortune Studio, at 3rd and Cincinnati, proudly displays art
from hundreds of talented students from the Tulsa area.
The Youth Art Gallery will be open Thursday-Saturday 11am-6pm
and Sunday 11am-3pm and is sponsored by Public Service Company
of Oklahoma.
Invitational Gallery:
Some of the best artists from the Tulsa area have been invited to showcase
their work in the Mayfest Invitational Gallery, located in the lobby of the
Williams Towers. Enter from Samson Plaza at 3rd and Main. The gallery is
an indoor exhibition with all art available for purchase.
The Invitational Gallery will be open Thursday – Saturday 11am - 6pm
and Sunday 11am - 2pm and is sponsored by Williams Center Towers I & II
and The Gelvin Foundation.
Pop Art Music Gallery:
This new for 2016 gallery features artwork from children at Hawthorne
Elementary. Through a partnership with Mayfest, WPX Energy and the Arts
& Humanities Council of Tulsa, select fifth and sixth grade students enrolled
in an after-school art program taught by Lauren Lunsford, local artist and
Mayfest Steering Committee member. The theme of the classes revolved
around music and pop art, and the students studied artists like Andy
Warhol. These students, who have no art program at their school, received
instruction in various mediums and types of art.
Their works are on display in the Pop Art Music gallery, located at the
Downtown YMCA at 418 S. Main. Pop Art Music is open 11 a.m. – 8 p.m.
Thursday and Friday, 11 a.m. – 6 p.m. on Saturday and 1 p.m. – 5 p.m.
Sunday and is sponsored by WPX Energy.
Inspired:
Sponsored by GH2 Architects LLC, join us at 11:30 a.m. on Saturday at 4th
and Main for Inspired. Four artists will create art in real-time in a competition
inspired by the Food Network show Chopped. Guests can watch the artists
paint live as well as ask questions and interact with the artists, then vote
on their favorite work of art. Corporate partners and local students will
participate on Friday and Sunday, respectively.
Performing Artists:
With over 100 performances on four stages, you’re sure to find a
performance to enjoy at Mayfest! Be sure to catch the free national acts at
the Williams Green Stage at 3rd between Main and Boston. Thursday night
features The Zodiac; Capital Why’s; and Dante & The Hawks. Friday night
features Cary Morin; Band of Heathens; and William Clark Green. Saturday
night features Brandon Jenkins; Prophets & Outlaws; and Rusted Root’s
Michael Glabicki Trio featuring Glabicki, Dirk Miller & Corey Caruso.
David Cameron Community Stage:
The Community Stage was established in 1992 and features outstanding
vocalists, dancers and instrumentalists from Tulsa and surrounding
communities. The stage was renamed in 2006 to honor long-time
Mayfest supporter and friend, David Cameron. Artists such as Hanson,
Brandon Jenkins, Alaina Whitaker and several Miss Oklahoma Pageant
winners started their performance careers on the Mayfest Community
Stage. Performers of all ages are featured on the stage. Please see the
performance schedule for more information.
Kidzone:
Bring your children to KidZone to create art projects, chase bubbles, draw
with sidewalk chalk, play catch in the park and listen to great musical
performances on the KidZone Stage. New for 2016, kids can design
their own festival T-shirt. These “Make Your Own Masterpiece” shirts are
available for purchase at KidZone in the Art Beginnings tent on Saturday
and Sunday. The shirts have a frame printed on the back and can be
decorated at KidZone with fabric markers.
Join us Saturday and Sunday for “The Art of Movement” with Carmen Paul
of Deep Movement Studio. Free 20-minute natural movement classes will
be offered every hour on the hour at KidZone. Classes are limited to 20
children, and parents and/or guardians must be present if under the age of
16. Please see an instructor at KidZone to register for the class. In addition
to the classes, be sure to visit their natural movement obstacle course to
explore, play, and test your movement patterns. This area will be available
all day Saturday (11 a.m. – 7 p.m.) and Sunday (11 a.m. – 6 p.m.) for all
ages and abilities.
Tulsa Geosciences Center will be leading the fossil dig again this year
and kids can take home what they find! Be sure to visit on Saturday to
participate in the Bear Clinic presented by The Children’s Hospital at
Saint Francis. KidZone is located at 6th and Main on the H.A. Chapman
Centennial Green and features a variety of activities for children of all ages
to enjoy the arts. KidZone will be open 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. from Thursday
to Saturday and 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Sunday and is sponsored by The
Children’s Hospital at Saint Francis and American Waste Control.
Samson Plaza hosts the Creative Culture Courtyard:
The Creative Culture Courtyard is an interactive street performance art area
where the public can engage, watch or perform. This year watch for swing
dance, tango and salsa with DJ VZen, cloggers, Mocha Shimmy Belly
Dancers and African dancers from Booker T Washington. Breakdancing
and Hip Hop performances on Friday and Saturday nights with The Legacy
Project. Jascha will be on site drumming during the festival and the drum
circle starts Saturday at 8pm with the Moyo Tribe! Public can perform or
create as long as the next dance floor is free. Come get creative!!
The Creative Culture Courtyard hours are 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. on
Thursday and Friday, 2 p.m. to 11 p.m. on Saturday, and 11 a.m.
to 3 p.m. on Sunday.
Food:
Mayfest offers a variety of food choices sure to please any festival guest.
Our food vendors offer everything from gyros, corn dogs, sausages,
ravioli, funnel cakes and turkey legs to cotton candy. New this year will
be Schnitzels & Giggles schnitzel on a stick and Doc’s Street Grill with
Jamaican Jerk chicken on a stick.
Beverages:
Non-alcoholic beverages, including soft drinks, tea, water, lemonade
and other specialty drinks, as well as alcoholic beverages including
Anheuser-Busch beer products and frozen drinks are available at various
locations throughout the site.
As always, please drink responsibly and please don’t drink and drive.
AAA Oklahoma is providing Tipsy Tow this year. The service will operate
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, May 19-21. Hours are 7 p.m. to
11 p.m. Service is for AAA members and non-members alike. Simply
call 1.800.222.4357 and ask for “Tipsy Tow”. AAA will take you,
your vehicle plus one rider home, up to 15-Mile radius from Mayfest.
Merchandise. New for 2016, kids can design their own festival T-shirt.
These “Make Your Own Masterpiece” shirts are available for purchase at
KidZone in the Art Beginnings tent on Saturday and Sunday. The shirts
have a frame printed on the back and can be decorated at KidZone with
fabric markers.
Also new in 2016, we will be offering a limited edition reproduction of
the poster artwork by Marjorie Atwood by special order. The artwork will
be printed on your choice of 14.8” x 20” or 24” x 32.4” canvas, gallery
wrapped with a 1 1/2” bar and solid black edges similar to the original.
Marjorie will hand embellish with gold leaf, as well as sign and number
each canvas. On delivery, you will also receive a Certificate of Authenticity.
Merchandise can be found at 4th & Main and will be opened until
Thursday – Saturday 11–8 and Sunday 11–6. Credit cards are accepted
at the official merchandise location.
Lost and Found:
To turn in found items or claim lost items, please visit the festival
Headquarters, located at the northeast corner of 4th & Main. Entrance
is on Main St.
Wheelchairs:
Wheelchairs are available, free of charge with a refundable deposit,
at Headquarters, located at the northeast corner of 4th & Main. Entrance is
on Main St.
Restrooms:
Portable facilities, including wheelchair accessible, are provided throughout
the festival site at the following locations: 6th & Main, 5th & Boulder, 4th &
Main, 3rd & Main, and 3rd & Boston. Baby changing stations are available
at 6th & Main and 4th & Main.
ATM Locations and Credit Cards:
Coupons are required for all food and beverage purchases and are sold in
increments of $1.00. Food vendors DO NOT accept cash.
MidFirst Bank will have a portable ATM at 3rd & Main during daytime hours
of the festival. The merchandise tent, many artists and all coupon booths
accept major credit cards.
Coupon booths are located at 5th and Main, 4th and Main, 3rd and Main
and on the Green (at 3rd between Main and Boston). Coupon booths
accept cash and credit cards.
No coolers or backpacks allowed on site.
Coupons:
Mayfest is partnering with local non-profits Retired Senior Volunteer
Program of Tulsa (RSVP), Sapulpa High School Band Booster Club, Sigma
Alpha Iota International Music Fraternity, Tulsa Boy Singers Parents’
Association, Tulsa Master Recyclers and Webster Band Booster Club to
operate the festival coupon booths. Mayfest will donate funds to these
great organizations for their service.
Merchandise:
Official Mayfest Merchandise includes 2016 commemorative posters
(including those signed by the artist, Marjorie Atwood), T-shirts, note cards,
and two specially designed alternative T-shirts in addition to past Mayfest
Festival Rules:
No outside food or beverage allowed on site. Revenue from on-site food
and beverage sales allows the festival to remain an admission-free event.
If you choose to bring your pet to Mayfest, please follow all laws and
regulations pertaining to them which include clean up after them and
having them on a leash.
Questions:
Please feel free to e-mail [email protected] or call the Mayfest
office at 918.582.6435. During the Festival, please call 918.928.1973 for
the onsite Headquarters.
SPONSORS
Thanks to our Presenting Sponsor
MidFirst Bank.
Mayfest remains a free festival for all to enjoy
thanks to our 2016 sponsors.
MidFirst Bank
American Waste Control
Arts Alliance Tulsa
Chevrolet
The Children’s Hospital at Saint Francis
Cricket
DirecTV
Gelvin Foundation
GH2 Architects, LLC
Hyatt Regency
Public Service Company of Oklahoma
Shock Top
Southern Journeys
Tulsa Downtown Coordinating Council
Williams Center Towers I & II, LLC
WPX Energy
Thanks to these in-kind sponsors.
103.3 The Eagle
AAA Oklahoma
American Parking
American Waste Control
Arts & Humanities Council of Tulsa
Arvest Bank
Automated Financial Data
Billy’s on the Square
BOK Center
Bryan Cooper
Chipotle
Dell Chambers
Dennis & Suzanne Bunday
EMSA
Freddie’s
Holder’s Total Security
Hyatt Regency
INCOG
J.A. Mathis Company
K95.5
Lamar Outdoor Advertising
Lambrusco’z To Go
Metro Appliance
MIX96
Parkhill’s Liquors & Wine
Pepsi
Preview Magazine
QuikTrip
ResourceOne Printing
Reunion Center
Shock Top
Store Fixtures of Tulsa
TGI Enterprises Inc.
Trader Joes
Tulsa Glassblowing School
Tulsa Performing Arts Center
Tulsa Voice
Williams Center Towers I & II
YMCA Downtown
Friends of the Festival
Thanks to these terrific groups and individuals for their generosity to Mayfest!
Nick and Corrie Karlovich
Bruce Smith
Arvest Private Banking
Sue and Dennis Bunday
Tulsa Regional Chamber
Tim and Christa Rogers
Shane and Fran Bevel
Billy’s on the Square
Ken Busby
Clint and Anne Darnell Gillingham
The Hawley Group
Michael Patton
Debby Raskin
Larry and Karisha Wagoner
Bill and Julie Watson
Jim and Sally Clark
William Fields
Scott and Lisa Garman
Terry and Kathy Grufik
Don and Sarah Jackson Family
Rodney and Kathie McDaniel
Anonymous
Stephen and Heather Pingry
Bob and Gail Porter
Taheerah Salim
Mary Jo Sartain
Pam and Lloyd St. Clair
Duane Whitsett
Rachel Zebrowski
Scott and Krystal Grizzle
Steve and Cynthia Townsend
Nick and Corrie Karlovich
Volunteers
Did you know it takes over 800 volunteers to produce the festival? Special
thanks to all of our volunteers and especially the following organizations/
businesses who provide large groups and/or KidZone activities.
Target
TCC Achieves
Tulsa Geosciences Center
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
American Waste Control
Up With Trees
2016 Board of Directors
Debby Raskin – Board President
Bruce Smith – Festival Chair
Nick Karlovich
Billy Bayouth
Michael Patton
Frances Bevel
Timothy Rogers
Anne Darnell Gillingham
Walter Schoen
Terry Grufik
Karisha Wagoner
Cameron Walker
Duane Whitsett
2016 Steering Committee
Frances Bevel
Sue Bunday
Lisa Garman
Scott Grizzle
Terry Grufik
Dana Jacobs
Sarah Jackson
Nick Karlovich
Lucy Lewis
Lauren Lunsford
Kathie McDaniel
Rodney McDaniel
Barbara Pendleton
Walter Pendleton
Gail Porter
Debby Raskin
Timothy Rogers
Bruce Smith
Tulsa International Mayfest Staff
Heather Pingry – Executive Director
Krystal Grizzle – Office and Programs Coordinator
Steve Townsend
Tonya Van-Zandt
Boone
Erin Velez
Karisha Wagoner
Cameron Walker
Julie Watson
Duane Whitsett
Karl Wooden
KIDZONE ACTIVITY SCHEDULE
Saturday
11:00 AM – 2:00 PM The Children’s Hospital at Saint Francis Bear Clinic
11:00 AM – 7:00 PM Art Beginnings Gallery and Art of Movement
1:00 PM – 4:00 PM Face Painting
Sunday
11:00 AM – 6:00 PM Art Beginnings Gallery and Art of Movement
1:00 PM – 4:00 PM Face Painting
Thursday – Sunday
American Waste Control Recycle Station
and Recycle Bowling
Tulsa Geosciences Center Fossil Dig
Make Your Own Masterpiece T-shirt—$10
(Saturday and Sunday)
Play in the Park
Make Your Own Music
Airplane Hangar
Colorful Colors
Crafty Creating (variety of projects)
Face Art (self face painting)
Perky Puppets
Pinwheels
Pipe Cleaner Palooza
Rockin’ Art
Stamp Station
Street Art (chalk)
Table Easels
Watercolor Wonders
Story Book Time
KidZone activities are subject to change and of limited quantities.
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2016 CONCERT CALENDAR
Schedule and acts
are subject to change.
THURSDAY, MAY 19
Main Stage – Williams Green
11:00 am-12:15 pm
Theatre Arts Productions
12:15-1:00 pm
Jaime Highfill
5:00-6:00 pm
Leon Rollerson
6:15-7:15 pm
Zodiac
7:45-9:00 pm
The Capital Why’s
9:30-11:00 pm
Dante & the Hawks
David Cameron Community Stage – 4th & Boston
11:30 am-1:00 pm
Millisa Henderson
5:00-6:15 pm
NeoRomantics
6:15-7:00 pm
Teresa Hofferber
7:00-8:15 pm
Erin Detherage
8:30-9:15 pm
Johnny Badseed and
The Rotten Apples
9:30-11:00 pm
The Taylor Machine
Vocal
Vocal
Jazz/R&B
Pop Rock
Alt Rock
Alt Rock
Guitarist
Alt Rock
Vocal
Hard Rock
Alt Rock
Rock
Bartlett Square Stage – 5th & Main
11:30am-1:00 pm
Randy Brumley
Singer/Songwriter
5:00-6:15 pm
Mark Gibson
Singer/Songwriter
6:30-7:45 pm
Jeff Shadley Men of SwingSwing
8:00-9:15 pm
Traveler
Classic Rock
9:30-11:00 pm
Breaking Silence
Pop Rock
FRIDAY, MAY 20
Main Stage – Williams Green
11:00 am-12:15 pm Theatre Arts Productions
12:15-1:00 pm
L.T. Mason
5:00-5:45 pm
Kinsey Sadler Band
6:00-7:00 pm
Cary Morin
7:30-9:00 pm Band of Heathens
9:30-11:00 pm
William Clark Green
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David Cameron Community Stage – 4th & Boston
11:30 am-1:15 pm
Roland Bowling Band
5:00-5:45 pm
Grace Ann Productions
5:45-6:30 pm
Amanda Foyil
6:30-7:15 pm
Everett Music Studio
and Productions
7:15-8:00 pm
Foyil Music Studio
8:00-9:15 pm
The Stockyard Playboys
9:30-11:00 pm
Blake Pettigrove
Bartlett Square Stage – 5th & Main
11:00 am-1:00 pm
Lem Shepard
5:00-6:15 pm
Daniel Jordan
6:30-7:45 pm
Steve Liddell Band
8:00-9:15 pm
South 40
9:30-11:00 pm
Sam & The Stylees
Vocal
Vocal
Country
Blues Guitar
Rock & Roll
Modern Rock/Country
Blues
Vocal
Vocal
Vocal
Vocal
Rockabilly
Singer/Songwriter
Blues
Singer/Songwriter
Alt Rock
Red Dirt
Reggae/Funk
2016 CONCERT CALENDAR
Schedule and performers are subject to change.
SATURDAY, MAY 21
Main Stage – Williams Green
11:00-11:30 am
Tulsa Children’s Chorus
11:30 am-12:15 pm
Cheyenne Gagner
12:15-12:45 pm
Rhythmic Notions Dance Studio
12:45-1:15 pm
South Tulsa Dance Company
1:15-2 :00pm
Inspirations Studios &
Tulsa Dance Company
5:00-5:45 pm
Annie Oakley
6:00-7:00 pm
Brandon Jenkins
7:30-9:00 pm
Prophets & Outlaws
9:30-11:00 pm
Rusted Root’s singer/songwriter
Michael Glabicki
with Dirk Miller & Corey Caruso
SUNDAY, MAY 22
Vocal
Vocal
Dance
Dance
Dance
Singer/Songwriter
Red Dirt
Soul
Rock
David Cameron Community Stage – 4th & Boston
11:00-11:45 am
Multiphonic FunkJazz
12:00-1:00 pm
Sarah Barker & Gypsy Twang
Country Western
1:00-2:00 pm
Preslar Music
Vocal & Instrumental
2:00-2:45 pm
L.T. Mason
Vocal
2:45-3:45 pm
Charis Music Studio
Vocal
3:45-4:30 pm
Jaime Highfill
Vocal
4:30-5:30 pm
George Layman
Guitar/Vocals
5:30-6:00 pm
Amanda Foyil
Vocal
6:00-7:30 pm
Dylan Whitney Band
Rock and Roll
8:00-9:15 pm
Eric Himan
Singer/Songwriter
9:30-11:00 pm
Stephen Neeper & The Wild Hearts
Southern Rock
Bartlett Square Stage – 5th & Main
11:00 am-12:00pm
Charlie Hill
12:00-1:00 pm
Haven Alexandra
1:15-2:30 pm
Wayne Humbyrd
2:45-3:45 pm
Ashlee Dake
4:00-5:15 pm
Nicnos
5:30-6:45 pm
Jared Deck
7:00-8:15 pm
BC & The Big Rig
8:30-9:30 pm
Klondike 5
9:45-11:00 pm
Electric Rag Band
KidZone Stage
1:00-2:00 pm
2:00-3:00 pm
3:00-4:00 pm
Instrumental Guitar
Singer/Songwriter
Jazz
Singer/Songwriter
Blues Rock
MidAmericana
Americana
Bluegrass
Roots
Charis Music StudioVocal
Everett Music StudioVocal
Foyil Music StudioVocal
Main Stage – Williams Green
11:00-11:45 am
Vintage Five Band
Variety
11:45 am-12:15 pm Admiral James Bridges
Vocal
12:15-12:45 pm
Tulsa Ballet Center
Dance
for Dance Education
12:45-1:15 pm
Tulsa Legacy Charter School-
Dance/Baton/Flag
Upper Academy
1:15-1:45 pm
Jasinski Dance Academy
Dance
1:45-2:45 pm
Footprints Dance Studio
Dance
2:45-3:30 pm
A Touch of Aloha
Dance
3:30-4:15 pm
Patti Parrish School of Dance
Dance
4:15-5:00 pm
Oklahoma Performing Arts
Dance
5:00-6:00 pm
Theatre Arts Dance Company
Dance
& Performance Troupe David Cameron Community Stage – 4th & Boston
11:30 am -12:30 pm Leon Rollerson & Friends
12:45-3:45 pm
Leon Rollerson & Friends
4:00-5:30 pm
Vintage Express
Bartlett Square Stage – 5th & Main
11:45 am- 1:00 pm
Acoustic Freight Train
1:45-2:45 pm
Brujoroots
3:00-4:00 pm
Something Steel
4:15-6:00 pm
Count Tutu
KidZone Stage
2:00-4:00 pm
Everett Music Studio
Jazz/R&B
Jazz/R&B
Rock covers
Acoustic Rock
2Latin Funk
Island
Funk
Vocal
2016 VISUAL ARTISTS
JURIED ARTISTS
Festival guests will be able to add to their collection by purchasing affordable
artwork from our “Under $200 Program.” Participating artists will have signs
on their booths.
Artist Name Harold Adams
Charles Adams
Chester Allen
David Lee Anderson
Cort Anderson
Ted Armulowicz
Cathryn & Keith Bassett
Hugh Beebower
David & Debra Bolin
C.J. Bradford
John Bramblitt
Ed Bratton
Steve Brewster
Larry & Rebbecca Brockman
Kevin Byrne
Frank Campbell
Sun Chan
Jack Charney
Al Clement
Daryl Cohen
Bob Coller Jewett
Dennis Conner
Peggy Corpeny
Clark Crenshaw
Lisa Diamor Sanchez
Roger Disney
Christopher Doherty
Jeff Duerksen
Joseph & Bridget Farmer
Douglas Fulks
Kavan Geary
Rob Gilmore
Melinda Hutton
Elizabeth Jenkins
Mark Jimenez
Andrew Johnson
Jerron Johnston
Ty Kelly
Jay Kortsch
Jeff Kuhns
Jennifer Lashbrook
Holt Lewis
Vicki Love
Mark Mallia
Loel Martin
John McDonald
Steven Meadows
Callie Miller
Judith Miller
Brian Miller
Duly Mitchell
Carlos Montanaro
Eric Mort
Randal Napier
Medium
Wood
Metal
Jewelry
Painting
Photography
Wood
Jewelry
Photography
Photography
Drawing/Pastel
Painting
Metal
Glass
Leather/Fiber
Clay
Clay
Jewelry
Clay
Clay
Glass
Digital Media
Metal
Mixed Media
Photography
Mixed Media
Painting
Photography
Graphics/Printmaking
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Drawing/Pastel
Photography
Photography
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Leather/Fiber
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Leather/Fiber
Painting
Painting
Mixed Media
Clay
Mixed Media
Wood
Leather/Fiber
Wood
Photography
Glass
Mixed Media
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Clay
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Clay
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Hours: Thursday – Saturday 11:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m. and Sunday 11:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.
List subject to change. Gretchyn Nothhouse
Laura Nugent
Derek Patterson
Todd Perkins
Christopher Pfeifer
Dave Piper
Tai Poon
Andy Quaglino
Jamie Rice
Dale Robbins
Edward Rohr
Joshua Samuels
Jeff Seemayer
Harold Siefert
Jane Smith
Stephen Smith
Jeff & Myan Sorensen
Randal Spangler
Jeffrey St Romain
David Switzer
Larry Tallent
Emre Tekeli
Linda Tong
Holly Ulm
Tom Unzicker
Darrell Vest
Anne Vogt
Sally Wade
Desiree Warren
Christopher Westfall
Jacqueline Wetzel Phillips
Christopher Wheeler
Melinda Whisler
Mick Whitcomb
Susan Williams
Robin Wolf
Bryan Worthley
Clay
Painting
Mixed Media
Mixed Media
Painting
Leather/Fiber
Painting
Painting
Mixed Media
Wood
Wood
Jewelry
Leather/Fiber
Metal
Leather/Fiber
Painting
Jewelry
Drawing/Pastel
Drawing/Pastel
Leather/Fiber
Jewelry
Jewelry
Mixed Media
Jewelry
Clay
Painting
Jewelry
Jewelry
Mixed Media
Painting
Clay
Mixed Media
Leather/Fiber
Mixed Media
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2016 VISUAL ARTISTS
2016 FOOD & BEVERAGE GUIDE
MARKET ARTISTS
WILLIAMS GREEN (3RD STREET BETWEEN MAIN & BOSTON)
Artist Name Michael and Julie MacGowan
Jon Thompson
Jonna Barr
Gary Rowley
Dona Bollard
Earlene Larson
Petty Shepard
Justin Vowell
Neil Cluck
Liz Ingersoll
Fred Albrecht
Joey Welsh
Connie Thatcher
Vicki Bolen
Jodi Robinson
James Mofhitz
Jeff Goodwin
Rick Lorenz
Tina Willis
Karrie Evenson
Kathy Fields
Jim Beachler
William Elliot
Brandee Frost
John Kennington
Jeff Zoellner
Dennis Thompson
Medium
Mixed Media
Clay
Jewelry
Jewelry
Photography
Mixed Media
Leather/Fiber
Painting
Mixed Media
Photography
Mixed Media
Digital Media
Jewelry
Mixed Media
Jewelry
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Food & beverage prices subject to change. A & J Concessions
Funnel Cakes
W/Powdered Sugar$6.00
W/Powdered Sugar, Caramel, Chocolate and Nuts
$8.00
W/Powdered Sugar, Strawberries and Whipped Cream $9.00
Nachos$4.00
Jumbo Corndogs$5.00
10” Polish Sausage Sandwich
$7.00
Fresh Squeezed Lemonade
$3.00/$5.00
Doc’s Street Grill
Caribbean Chicken Stir Fry
$10.00
Jamaican Jerk or Bourbon Grilled Shrimp on a Stick
$7.00
Jerk Chicken on a Stick
$7.00
Grilled Wings (4)$6.00
Jamaican Jerk, Original or BBQ
Sausage on a Stick
$6.00
Island Veggie Fried Rice
$5.00
Fresh Squeezed Lemonade
$3.00/$5.00
Smoke Stack BBQ
Combo #1 - Pulled Pork Sandwich Meal $9.00
Combo #2 – Pulled Pork & Hot Link Sandwich Meal
$9.00
Combo #3 – Pulled Pork Plate Meal
$10.00
Combo #4 – Pulled Pork & Hot Link Plate Meal
$10.00
All Combos include Chips & choice of Potato Salad or BBQ Beans
Pulled Pork Parfait$8.00
Moink Balls on a Stick
$7.00
Large Turkey Leg$9.00
Jumbo Turkey Leg$10.00
BBQ Nachos$8.00
Rib Eye Steak Sandwich
$7.00
Homemade Potato Salad$2.00
Homemade BBQ beans$2.00
Chips$1.00
Drinks –24 oz/32 oz
$3.00/$5.00
Breaktime Kettle Korn
Kettle Corn$7.00/$12.00
Shaved Ice$3.00
Fresh Tea/Lemonade – 32 oz
$5.00
Cherry Limeade – 32 oz
$5.00
Soft Drinks (Can)$2.00
Water$2.00
Dippin’ Dots
Dippin’ Dots Ice Cream
$5.00/$6.00/$8.00
Floats$6.00
Sundaes$6.00
Bavarian Cheesecake$6.00
Soft Drinks/Water$3.00
Pierre’s
Gyros – Beef, Chicken & Lamb
$10.00
Garlic & Cajun Chicken or Steak Wraps in Pita Bread
$10.00
Haystack Onion Strings$8.00
Butterfly Potato Chips$8.00
Chicken on a Stick
$8.00
Shark on a Stick
$10.00
Shrimp on a Stick
$10.00
Grilled Chicken or Beef Salad in Tortilla Shell
$10.00
Deep Fried Pickles
$7.00
Garlic Parmesan Fries$8.00
Deep Fried Snickers & Twinkies/PB&J/Ice Cream
$5.00/$6.00/$7.00
Chocolate-Dipped Cheesecake on a Stick
$7.00
Mozzarella Cheese on a Stick
$5.00
Fresh Fruit Smoothies
$6.00/$4.00 refill
Fresh Brewed Iced Tea
$5.00/$3.00 refill
Fresh Squeezed Lemonade
$5.00/$3.00 refill
Cherry-Strawberry, Blueberry-Watermelon, Bubblegum, Mint, Cotton Candy
Jack’s Corn Dogs and Confections
Corn Dogs – Regular, Jumbo
$5.00/$6.00
Foot Long Hot Dog - Plain
$6.00
W/Chili and Cheese
$7.00
Nachos$5.00
Chili Frito Pie$5.00
Funnel Cake$6.00
Red Velvet Funnel Cake
$7.00
- With topping$8.00
Lemonade, Limeade, Orangeade – Regular, Large
$3.00/$5.00
Refills$3.00
Hoopingarner Concessions
Philly Cheese Steak Sandwich $8.00
Pork Chop Sandwich $7.00
Polish Sausage$7.00
Foot Long Corn Dog
$6.00
Fresh Cut Fries$6.00
Chocolate Dipped Cheesecake $6.00
Drinks
$3.00/$5.00
Mai’s Noodle Express
#1 Teriyaki Chicken, Fried Rice, Stir-fried Noodles
$9.00
#2 Teriyaki Chicken & Fried Rice
$8.00
#3 Teriyaki Chicken & Soba Noodles
$8.00
#4 Sweet & Sour Chicken & Fried Rice
$9.00
Eggrolls$2.00
Crab Rangoons (6)$5.00
Deep-fried Shrimp & Pineapple on a Stick
$5.00
Deep-fried Chicken on a Stick
$5.00
Bubble Tea$5.00
THIRD & MAIN
Hoopingarner Concessions
Jumbo Corn Dog$6.00
Fried Pickles$6.00
Fried Cheese $4.00
Nachos$4.00
Funnel Cake$6.00
Red Velvet Funnel Cake
$7.00
Lemonade/Cherry Limeade$3.00/$5.00
TNT Concessions
Grater Taters$7.00
Curly Fries$7.00
Flowering Onion$8.00
W/Cheddar Cheese Sauce, Ranch or Chili $1.00 each
Fried Candy Bars on a Stick – Milky Way or Snickers
$5.00
Soft Drinks/Tea$3.00/$6.00
Refills$3.00
Fresh Squeezed Lemonade & Cherry Limeade
$4.00/$6.00
Refills$4.00
Bottled Water$3.00
Jack’s Corn Dogs and Confections
Hand Breaded Tenderloin Sandwich
$7.00
Corn Dog$5.00
Jumbo Corn Dog$6.00
Nachos$5.00
Loaded Nachos$7.00
Walking Taco$5.00
Cheese on a Stick (American or Jalapeno)
$5.00
Lemonade & Orangeade – Regular, Large
$3.00/$5.00
Refills$3.00
The Flamingo Grill
Philly Cheese Steak$10.00
Grilled Cuban Sandwich$10.00
Bratwurst in a Bun
$7.00
Sweet Italian Sausage$7.00
Sausage on a Stick or Bun
$8.00
Hot Dog$4.00
Grilled Corn in a Cup
$5.00
Crispy Cheese Quesadilla
$5.00
Crispy Cheese and Steak Quesadilla
$7.00
Ball Park Nachos$5.00
Giant Dill Pickle$2.00
Fresh Squeezed Limeade
$5.00
Regular, Cuban Style or Cherry $5.00
Iced Tea – Sweet & Unsweet
$5.00
Bottled Water $2.00
FOURTH & MAIN
John’s Fresh Roasted Nuts
Fresh Roasted Peanuts in the Shell
Small Bag$2.00
Large Bag$4.00
Cinnamon-Roasted Almonds, Cashews, Peanuts & Pecans
1 Small Bag$5.00
2 Small Bags$9.00
Large Bag$17.00
Santa Lucia
Pitas Sandwich – Beef, Lamb, Sausage, Seafood, Chicken
$10.00
Greek Combo Platters$15.00
Mediterranean Bowls$10.00
Falafel on a stick (3 balls)
$7.00
Greek Salad $8.00
Homecut Fries$7.00
Baklava$3.00/$7.00
Sodas$3.00
Pink Lemonade/Sweet Tea
$5.00
Gary’s Fun Food Concessions
Hand- Dipped Jumbo Corn Dog $6.00
Chocolate Dipped Frozen Cheesecake $7.00
Chocolate Dipped Ice Cream Bars
$5.00
Chocolate Dipped Frozen Bananas
$5.00
Funnel Cakes on a Stick
$5.00
Prices above include your choice of dipped hardening chocolates
and any combination of 22 different toppings.
Fresh Squeezed Lemonade
$4.00/$5.00
Refills$3.00
Fresh Squeezed Cherry Limeade
$4.00/$5.00
Refills$3.00
Soft Drinks$2.00/$4.00
Bottled Water$2.00
B & G Concessions
Jumbo Corn Dog$6.00
Indian Tacos$9.00
Fish Tacos$8.00
Taco Salad$9.00
Homemade Fry Bread w/Honey
$3.00
Cheese Nachos$4.00
Nachos Supreme$9.00
Fresh Squeezed Lemonade/Soft Drinks
$3.00/$5.00
Ice Tea – Sweet or Unsweet
$2.00/$4.00
Souvenir Cup 32 oz. – Refillable
$6.00
Refills $4.00
Schnitzels & Giggles
Bratwurst on a Roll
$7.00
Bratwurst Dinner$14.00
Schnitzel on a Stick
$8.00
Schnitzel Sandwich$9.00
Schnitzel Dinner$15.00
Potato Pancakes
2/$6.00 or 3/$8.00
Side of Red Cabbage
$5.00
Side of Saurkraut$5.00
Fries$5.00/$7.00
Toppings – Cheese, Chili, Jager Gravy
$1 each
FIFTH & MAIN (BARTLETT SQUARE)
Dippin’ Dots
Dippin’ Dots Ice Cream
$5.00/$6.00/$8.00
Toppings$1.00
Kookie Pops/Cotton Candy
$3.00
Floats$6.00
Sundaes$6.00
Bavarian Cheesecake$5.00
Soft Drinks/Water$2.00
Smoke Stack BBQ
Combo #1 - Pulled Pork Sandwich Meal $9.00
Combo #2 – Pulled Pork & Hot Link Sandwich Meal
$9.00
Combo #3 – Pulled Pork Plate Meal
$10.00
Combo #4 – Pulled Pork & Hot Link Plate Meal
$10.00
All Combos include Chips & choice of Potato Salad or BBQ Beans
Pulled Pork Parfait$8.00
Moink Balls on a Stick
$7.00
Large Turkey Leg$9.00
Jumbo Turkey Leg$10.00
BBQ Sandwich$7.00
BBQ Nachos$8.00
Homemade Potato Salad$2.00
Homemade BBQ beans$2.00
Chips$1.00
Drinks –24 oz/32 oz
$3.00/$5.00
Mama Mia Concessions
Toasted Ravioli w/Marinara
$8.00
Toasted Cannelloni w/Marinara
$8.00
Mozzarella Cheese Sticks
$5.00
Meatballs on a Stick
$6.00
Chicken on a Stick
$8.00
Nachos$4.00
Deep Fried Cheesecake$7.00
Funnel Cakes$6.00
Drinks$3.00/$5.00
Wild Goose Concessions
Corn Dogs$6.00
Hot Dogs$3.00
Nachos$4.00
Deep Fried Cheese$5.00
Funnel Cake$6.00
Deep Fried Snickers/Oreos/Cookie Dough/Cheesecake
$5.00
Popcorn$3.00
Cotton Candy$5.00
Soft Drinks$3.00/$5.00
Lemonade/Cherry Limeade$3.00/$5.00
Wild Goose Concessions
Polish Sausage$7.00
Italian Sausage$7.00
Bratwurst$7.00
Hot Dog$3.00
Loaded Hot Dog$5.00
Philly Cheesesteak$8.00
Make it a Combo with Small Soft Drink and Chips
$3.00
Nachos$4.00
Chili Cheese Nachos$6.00
Chocolate-Dipped Cheesecake $5.00
Soft Drinks/Sweet Tea $3.00/$5.00
Frozen Lemon-Lime/Fresh Squeezed Lemonade/Cherry Limeade $3.00/$5.00
Chocolate-Dipped Cheesecake Chocolate-Dipped Frozen Banana Chocolate Chip Ice Cream Cookie
$6.00
$5.00
$6.00
KIDZONE – 6TH STREET BETWEEN MAIN & BOSTON
Shivers New Orleans Style Snoballs
Snoballs$4.00/$5.00/$6.00
Toppings (Chocolate Syrup, Condensed Milk, Ice Cream, Caramel)
$1.00
Water$1.00
BEVERAGES
Beer
Budweiser $4.00
Bud Light $4.00
Shock Top$4.00
Goose Island IPA$4.00
Summerside Vineyards Wine (Located on the Green)
All Wines Produced and Bottled by Summerside Vineyards,
Winery & Meadery, Vinita, OK
By the 1 oz. taste
By the glass
Frozen Winearitas
By the Bottle:
2012 Dam Red (Mayfest Label)
Rt. 66 White
Riesling - Semisweet (Mayfest label) Blackberry
Raspberry
Orange Blossom Mead
Wild Sunset Mead
$1.00
$6.00
$6.00/$12.00
$25.00/$21.00 without label
$17.00
$25.00/$21.00 without label
$21.00
$21.00
$21.00
$21.00
SIXTH AND MAIN
McKinney Food Services
Jumbo Corn Dogs$7.00
Nachos$6.00
Funnel Cakes$7.00
Fried Candy$6.00
Lemonade, Cherry Limeade, Tea
$4.00/$6.00
Bottled Water$4.00
Breaktime Kettle Korn
Kettle Corn$7.00/$12.00
Shaved Ice$3.00
Roasted Corn on the Cob
$4.00
Roasted Loaded Potato$6.00
Fresh Tea/Lemonade – 32 oz
$5.00
Cherry Limeade – 32 oz
$5.00
Soft Drinks (Can)$2.00
Water$2.00
The Sundae Factory
Waffle Bowl Sundae$7.00
Sundae in a Cup
$6.00
Waffle Cones $5.00
Regular Cone w/Flavors$4.00
Regular Cone – Chocolate or Vanilla Only
$3.00
Frozen Tundra Blizzard$5.00
Root Beer or Orange Float
$5.00
1/2 pound Banana Split
$9.00
Pineapple Whip$4.00/$5.00
Pineapple Whip Float $6.00
Shake or Malt $7.00
Fresh-squeezed Lemonade (5 flavors)
$600
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