APR 18- 21 - St. Fort Worth Arts Festival

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GUIDE 2013
APR 18-21
A PRODUCTION OF
DOWNTOWN FORT WORTH
INITIATIVES, INC.
PRESENTED BY
COORS DISTRIBUTING
COMPANY OF FORT WORTH
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Table of Contents
Welcome to MAIN ST. .....................................................................3-4
Sponsors ..........................................................................................6-7
Things to Know ..............................................................................8-10
Artist Spotlight .................................................................................11
Fine Arts & Crafts Showcase ............................................................12
Featured Artists ...........................................................................13-23
Festival Map .....................................................................................24
Performance Schedule ......................................................................25
Cuisine .........................................................................................27-29
Entertainers .................................................................................30-31
Paint Your Own Masterpieces ...........................................................33
OFF MAIN! ........................................................................................36
“MAIN ST. Creates!” presented by Wells Fargo ...............................39
Educational Programs .......................................................................41
Green Efforts ....................................................................................43
Transportation ..................................................................................44
Friends of the Festival ......................................................................44
MAIN ST. Crew .............................................................................46-47
ABOUT THE COVER
Our colorful cover was created by designer/creative director
Gladys Pinkerton, who created her compelling graphics using
the work of several MAIN ST. artists: Diane Harty (hat), Jennifer
Ivory (moth), Terrell Powell (bird) and Gregory Story (ceramic
balls). Thanks to Gladys and the rest of the team who helped
put together this guide, including art director Lisa Hanks and
writer Brian Pierce.
mary filapek &
lou ann townsend
Festival Hours
Thursday, April 18 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Friday, April 19 10 a.m. to 11 p.m.
Saturday, April 20 10 a.m. to 11 p.m.
Sunday, April 21
10 a.m. to 8 p.m.
NOTE: Exhibiting artists
may choose to close as
early as 8 p.m. on Thursday
through Saturday, and all
artists will close at 6 p.m.
on Sunday. Please keep
this in mind as you plan
your experience!
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DFWII: The Producer of MAIN ST.
“You complete me.”
– Downtown Fort Worth
sundance square plaza
you’re going to love it
coming in november
The organization behind the festival
is Downtown Fort Worth Initiatives,
Inc. (DFWII), which oversees many
charitable, educational and publicpurpose activities Downtown. DFWII
uses the funding from MAIN ST. to
continually raise the quality of the
event and improve Fort Worth’s
Downtown. The organization also
produces the Chesapeake Energy
Parade of Lights on the Friday after
Thanksgiving each year.
DFWII is associated with Downtown
Fort Worth, Inc., (DFWI) a private,
non-profit organization that serves
as an advocate for everyone who
lives, works and plays Downtown.
DFWI manages the Fort Worth
Public Improvement District #1 (PID),
which provides maintenance and
landscaping, promotions and marketing,
security enhancement, transportation
and planning for the center city.
DFWI also oversees the Downtown
Tax Increment Financing District
(TIF), which is designed to attract
investment, support tourism and
convention business, spur development
and fund public improvements. The
TIF also underwrites the free parking
program Downtown.
Help support Downtown’s only
advocacy organization by becoming
a member or volunteer. For more
information, visit www.dfwi.org. Get
year-round updates about Downtown
at www.facebook.com/downtown
fortworth.
www.sundancesquare.com
Are you awestruck by art? Mad about music?
Nuts about noshing? Congratulations! You’re a
certified MAINiac – someone who’s crazy about
the MAIN ST. Fort Worth Arts Festival. You’ve
got plenty of company, because this is the
top arts festival in Texas and one of the finest
in the nation. Presented by Coors Distributing
Company of Fort Worth and produced by
Downtown Fort Worth Initiatives, Inc., this
fabulous festival spans a full nine blocks from
the Tarrant County Courthouse to the Fort
Worth Convention Center. During the four
days of the show, we’ll spotlight 200+ artists,
present 300+ performances and serve up
thousands of plates of delicious food. This
handy guide can help you choose from the big
variety of art and entertainment. If you’re not
a MAINiac when you arrive, you’re certain to
be one by the time you depart!
Get a MAIN ST. commemorative
poster – FREE!
Bring your receipts showing a purchase of $200 of art, festival merchandise
or framed posters to our House of Frames Booth and receive a 2013 MAIN ST.
poster by Chris Dahlquist - FREE! Limit one per customer, while quantities last.
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PHOTO COURTESY of Jared E. Widmer
Experience the JFK Tribute.
On November 22, 1963, John F. Kennedy spoke to an
adoring crowd in Fort Worth outside the Hotel Texas
(now the Hilton Fort Worth). To commemorate this
historic event and honor the legacy of JFK, DFWII
completed a permanent exhibit in 2012, funded in
part by the proceeds of the MAIN ST. Fort Worth
Arts Festival. The JFK Tribute – located in General
Worth Square at the southeast corner of Main and
8th Streets – features a heroic-sized bronze sculpture,
an elegant granite plaza and stirring photographs
and quotations. Be sure to spend a few moments
experiencing this inspiring tribute.
Pardon the Construction | Even Better.
Downtown is Getting
IMAGINE. EXPLORE.
CREATE.
All along, the mission of the MAIN ST. Fort
Worth Arts Festival has been to showcase
Downtown Fort Worth. The festival began in
1986 as the vision of Robert Bass, and it has
transformed over the years into an American
masterpiece. Downtown Fort Worth continues
to transform, too, as you can see by the
construction in Sundance Square. This fall,
two new office buildings and a beautiful
event plaza will open, creating a fabulous
Sundance Square
centerpiece for Downtown Fort Worth. The
rest of Downtown is evolving, as well, with
a vibrant mix of hotels, clubs, restaurants
and attractions. These additions will add
a new dimension to the ArtsFest, and are
certain to stir more excitement in Downtown
Fort Worth, which is already one of the finest
urban areas in the U.S.
From the most brilliant brushstrokes
to the highest soaring arias, all
great art begins with a budding
artist. It rests in a place where creative
minds are nurtured. Where inspiration
and imagination are cultivated. The
University of Texas at Arlington is just
such a place. We recognize potential and
guide it from that early spark of talent into
lifelong passion. That’s what makes us a
beacon of artistic expression. Learn more
at www.uta.edu.
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SPONSORS AND SUPPORTERS
Official Sponsors
Supporting Sponsors
Stage Sponsor
Stage Sponsor
Environmental
Sponsor
MAIN ST. Creates! Sponsor
Official Bank
Media Sponsors
Official Television Stations
Official Newspaper
Volunteer Sponsor
Stage Sponsor
Hotel Sponsors
Growing Young
Artists Sponsor
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Nice Things to Know
Festival Information Booth
Got questions? This is the place to go! Presented by
The T and the TRE, the MAIN ST. Information Booth is
located on Main between 3rd and 4th Streets. Discover
everything you need to know about MAIN ST., Sundance
Square, Downtown restaurants and shops, plus the
transportation options available around Fort Worth.
Please, No Pets!
Unfortunately, MAIN ST. is not pet-friendly! Pets are often
intimidated by crowds and can react unpredictably.
For the comfort and safety of our patrons, people with
pets will be asked to leave the event area. This is a city
ordinance. All service animals are welcome.
Festival Schedule
Food and beverage coupon sales end 30 minutes before the close of the festival each evening. The “MAIN ST. Creates!” area closes
at approximately 8 p.m. each evening except Sunday, when it closes at 6 p.m. The exhibiting artists are allowed to close at 8 p.m.
(6 p.m. on Sunday), but many of the artists choose to stay open much later to participate in the evening’s festivities. A tip for art
shoppers: seek out these “night owls” and enjoy the opportunity to spend more quality time with them.
Food, Beverage
and Activity Coupons
All food and beverage purchases are by
coupon only. Coupons are also necessary to
participate in many of the activities at “MAIN
ST. Creates!” (although several activities are
free). Coupons are available at the red booths
located conveniently throughout the festival
grounds. All booths accept American Express,
MasterCard and Visa.
A strip of 10 coupons is $10, and individual
coupons cost $1. If you need cash, ATM
machines are located throughout the festival.
Food and beverage coupon sales end 30
minutes before the close of the festival each
evening.
Sorry, there are no refunds. DFWII is a
charitable organization, and unused tickets
may be considered a donation to help us
continue to make Downtown a great place to
live, work and play. Check with your tax advisor
about the tax benefits resulting from the
donation of your unused tickets.
BEVERAGE PRICES
BeverageCoupons
16 oz. Coors beer (cans)
6
12 oz. specialty beers and beverages 6
NEW! 16 oz. draught, national or local brew 6
Beer with MAIN ST. koozie
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5 oz. wine
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Non-alcoholic beverages
3-7
Frozen/non-frozen margaritas 12 oz.
7
20 oz.
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Mojitos, 20 oz.
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Food Courts
• You’ll find plenty of delicious choices
near the Sundance Square Stage, UT
Arlington Performing Arts Stage and
the Bank of Texas Stage.
• For kids, the “MAIN ST. Creates!” Food
Court at the north end of the festival is
a great choice.
• We also offer food carts and beverages
at several spots along the street.
• Look on pages 27 and 29 to see the
menus and prices for 2013.
First Aid
Thanks to MedStar for providing our first aid station on 7th Street. Mobile EMT
units also patrol the grounds on a continuous basis, and Automatic Electronic
Defibrillators are located at our Information Booth and in the coupon booth on
8th Street. All volunteer managers are trained in CPR. If you see anything that
needs attention, please contact a volunteer immediately!
iFort Worth Visitor
Information Center
If you want to know more about Fort
Worth and its many attractions, visit
iFort Worth. Located next to the
Jubilee Theatre on Main Street
between 4th and 5th streets,
it’s operated by the Fort Worth
Convention & Visitors Bureau
and open extended hours
during the festival.
Festival Rules
No pets, coolers, bottles,
outside food and beverages,
rollerblades/skates or skateboards.
Bicyclists: please valet check your
bikes at our Bicycle Corral located
at 4th and Commerce Streets,
and fill your water bottle!
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Download the 2013 iPhone App now.
Put MAIN ST. on your iPhone! View the
artists’ work, explore artists by medium and
quickly find individual booths. Check out the
entertainment schedule, too. To download,
search the iTunes app store for “Main Street
Arts” or visit bit.ly/MainStreetiPhone. You
can also use your QR reader to go right to
the app store!
new site layout
With all the great things happening Downtown,
we’ve moved the Sundance Square Stage west of
Houston Street. Follow 4th and 5th Streets to the
stage and food court. All artists are on Main Street
and 3rd Street.
Seating Areas
Need a rest from all that walking? We offer several easily
accessible seating areas:
n Gateway Lot across Houston Street at the Sundance Square
(Main) Stage
n5 th Street at the UT Arlington Performing Arts Stage
n General Worth Square Food Court at the Bank of Texas Stage
Lost and Found
Please bring all lost items to the
Information Booth located on
Main Street between 3rd and
4th Streets.
ATM Machines
Several ATMs are available throughout the site, provided by
Downtown merchants and the festival. Please check the festival map
for the nearest location.
Follow us on Facebook and Twitter.
Get the very latest news! On Facebook, we’re at www.facebook.com/mainstreetartsfest.
Follow us on Twitter at twitter.com/MainStreetFest.
matthew
hatala
artist spotlight | 2012 BEST OF SHOW WINNER
Matthew Hatala creates beautiful wooden
hollow forms from wood found around the
world. “The main thrust of my work is form
and not function. The rough material is
mounted on the lathe, a machine that spins
the work in a circle on a horizontal plane.
Then the process of truing the form begins.
I use hand tools to shape the outside as it
spins, and then excavate the insides.” The
forms are then left to dry and turned again
to insure stability, sanded to a scratchless
finish and topped with his signature handle.
Be sure to visit booth 409 to see Matthew’s
latest work.
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2013 | Artist Exhibitors
C.J. Bradford
FOLLOW THE RED BRICK ROAD | Fine Arts & Crafts Showcase
During the festival, the red bricks of Main
Street become a pathway to magical artistic
experiences. Take the journey from 2nd Street
to 8th Street – and back again – to discover
an enormous variety of artworks, from
sculpture to painting, from the dramatic to
the whimsical. The art is truly the “heart and
soul” of the festival.
This is a juried art fair, which means that
artists must submit their work to a jury of
Hey,
look
LISA BAILEY
WILLIAM BAILEY
Dripping Springs, TX 78620
[email protected]
Baileysartjewelry.com
Jewelry
experts before exhibiting here. Of the 1400
artists that applied to exhibit at this year’s
festival, only 208 were chosen for exhibition.
Mediums range from sculpture, painting and
photography to woodcarvings, glasswork,
jewelry, fashion and multimedia. We owe a
big thanks to the 2013 Artist Selection Jury:
William Bailey, Jewelry; Tom Diel, Mixed
Media; Ann Ekstrom, Painting; Sarah Rishel,
Graphics & Printmaking; and Elaine Taylor,
Gallery Manager, Fort Worth Community
Arts Center.
On the first day of the show, another jury will
select the best of the 2013 Exhibiting Artists,
so look for the booths displaying prize
banners. MAIN ST. will award more than
$10,500 in prize money to artists this year.
On 3rd Street, be sure to visit the Emerging
Artists, who are just starting their careers. You
can support a budding artist while adding
a beautiful object to your art collection.
| a collector’s tag!
Keep an eye out for the special “Collector’s Tags” on our Artist Booth Signs. These tags
indicate purchases have been made by members of our Collector’s Club. Members of
this exclusive group enjoy art seminars, fun social opportunities, free valet parking,
plus dinner and great seats in the VIP Skybox on Thursday. Want to become a member
in 2014? Get all the details online at our website. You may also buy Art Purchase
Gift Certificates, good for any artwork purchased at the show, at our Festival Store.
Purchasing certificates helps us harness the incredible buying power of our Fort
Worth fans, which helps draw quality artists to the show each year.
Explore the Artists Online or on Your iPhone!
Visit the Artist Gallery at www.MainStreetArtsFest.org. Or use your
iPhone to view the artists’ work, explore artists by medium and quickly
find individual booths. To download, search the iTunes app store for
“Main Street Arts” or visit bit.ly/MainStreetiPhone
GREG BARNES
Charlotte, NC 28226
[email protected]
www.barnesstudios.com
Drawing and Pastels
JAMES BARNES
Woolwine, VA 24185
[email protected]
Wood
KATHRINE
ALLEN-COLEMAN s
Jackson, GA 30233
[email protected]
www.dresspaintings.blogspot.com
Mixed Media
323
JOHN AMES
Chicago, IL 60626
[email protected]
www.johncames.com
Digital
JOEL ANDERSON
Lykens, PA 17048
[email protected]
www.joelandersonphoto.com
Photography
810
718
ALISON ANTELMAN
Berkeley, CA 94710
[email protected]
www.antelman.com
Jewelry
614
WILLIAM
ARMSTRONG JR. s
Richmond, VA 23225
[email protected]
thetincantourist.com
Drawing and Pastels
511
319
BERT BEIRNE
Flowery Branch, GA 30542
[email protected]
www.bertbeirne.com
Painting
Daniel Bennett
Teisha Bennett
Rushville, MO 64484
[email protected]
www.DBennettpottery.com
Ceramics
806
MICHAEL BOND
River Falls, WI 54022
[email protected]
Graphics and Printmaking
727
422
MIKE BOSE
Bedford, IA 50833
[email protected]
Ceramics
407
624
MICHAEL BARNES
Big Rock, IL 60511
[email protected]
claymakerceramics.com
Sculpture
726
MOLLY BARNES
Portland, OR 97232
[email protected]
Glass
BOZENNA AND
LUKASZ BOGUCKI
Van Nuys, CA 91401
[email protected]
www.bosart.net
Fiber
C.J. BRADFORD
Flower Mound, TX 75028
[email protected]
www.thought-full-art.com
Drawing and Pastels
519
820
431
705
JAMES BIRD
VICKI RYER
Salem, MA 01970
[email protected]
www.fineartcolorphotography.com
Photography
512
MARVIN BLACKMORE
Durango, CO 81301
[email protected]
www.blackmorepottery.com
Ceramics
821
SALLY BRIGHT s
Fenton, MI 48430
[email protected]
SallyJBright.com
Fiber
615
JIM C. BROWN
Vancouver, BC, Canada V6J3T7
[email protected]
jimcbrown.com
Digital
Mixed Media
523
525
ASHLEY BRUEGEL
McKinney, TX 75070
[email protected]
www.bruegelgallery.com
Emerging Artist
353
LISA BURGE s
Taos, NM 87571
[email protected]
www.lisaburge.com
Graphics and Printmaking/Painting 507
AMY BUSH
Arlington, TX 76017
[email protected]
www.innovativeconceptions.com
Emerging Artist
356
ANNE BYRD
Houston, TX 77008
[email protected]
annebyrdart.com
Emerging Artist
357
TODD CAMERON
Minneapolis, MN 55413
[email protected]
www.threatlevelorange.org
Glass
805
JEFFREY CANNON
Austin, TX 78767
[email protected]
www.jeffreycannon.com
Drawing and Pastels
619
RICHARD CARNER s
Lancaster, PA 17603
[email protected]
Wood
403
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ANDREW CARSON
Seattle, WA 98115
[email protected]
Sculpture
445
THERESA CARSON
Baltimore, MD 21224
[email protected]
theresacarson.com
Jewelry
803
JOHN CHARBONNEAU
Santa Fe, NM 87508
[email protected]
Digital
605
MICHEAL PAUL COLE
Hannibal, MO 63401
[email protected]
www.michealpaulcole.com
Photography
305
DAVID CONROY
Baltimore, MD 21202
[email protected]
Jewelry
KINA CROW s
Allison Park, PA 15101
[email protected]
www.kinacrow.com
Mixed Media
Sculpture
ANNE CUBBAGE
Arlington, TX 76001
[email protected]
Mixed Media
ERIN CURRY
STEVEN REEVES
Dallas, TX 75244
[email protected]
makeshiftphoto.com/
Emerging Artist
351
CHRIS DAHLQUIST
Kansas City, MO 64106
[email protected]
www.chrisdahlquist.com
Photography
506
822
ROBERT COPELAND
Chattanooga, TN 37353
[email protected]
Photography
606
JOHN COSTIN
Tampa, FL 33605
[email protected]
www.costingraphics.com
STEVE CUNNINGHAM
MIKYUNG CUNNINGHAM
W. Des Moines, IA 50266
[email protected]
www.smcunninghampottery.com
Ceramics
809
627
ASHLEY DAVIS s
Fort Worth, TX 76102
[email protected]
maybesparrowsplace.etsy.com
Emerging Artist
JOE DECAMILLIS
Hopkins, MN 55343
[email protected]
joedecamillis.com
Mixed Media
THOMAS DIEL
[email protected]
www.thomasdiel.com
Mixed Media
ROBERT (CHIP) s
DUPONT
Buda, TX 78610
[email protected]
www.dupontstudio.com
Drawing and Pastels
STEVE EDGAR
Tallahassee, FL 32312
[email protected]
Leather
622
327
427
623
625
TANYA DOSKOVA
Vancouver, BC, Canada V5G2Z4
[email protected]
www.fineartoncanvas.com
630
DEBORAH DUPONT
Mountain City, TX 78610
[email protected]
Mixed Media
621
502
TERRY HABEGER
Markesan, WI 53946
[email protected]
www.thabeger.com
Ceramics
LARRY FIELDER
Velarde, NM 87582
[email protected]
www.larryfielder.com
Wood
HILARY HACHEY
Baltimore, MD 21211
[email protected]
www.hilaryhachey.com
Jewelry
MELISSA FINELLI
Boston, MA 02210
[email protected]
www.mellefinellijewelry.com
Jewelry
LESLIE EMERY
Sun Prairie, WI 53590
[email protected]
Painting
PAUL FLACK
Smyrna, GA 30080
[email protected]
www.flackart.com
Drawing and Pastels
405
ANDY FLETCHER
Waukesha, WI 53186
[email protected]
Painting
MARILYN ENDRES s
EUCLED MOORE
Driftwood, TX 78619
[email protected]
www.kazistudio.com
Wood
313
RENEE ENGEBRETSON
JAMES ENGEBRETSON
Hudson, WI 54016
[email protected]
www.jimandrenee.com
Glass
709
JENNIFER FALTER
Springfield, MO 65806
[email protected]
www.springfieldpottery.com
Ceramics
824
713
MARY FILAPEK
LOU ANN TOWNSEND
Concord, NC 28027
[email protected]
www.maryandlouann.com
Jewelry
504
RAQUEL EDWARDS
Portland, OR 97267
[email protected]
www.raqueledwards.com
Photography
321
354
825
NATHAN FALTER
Springfield, MO 65806
[email protected]
www.springfieldpottery.com
Ceramics
826
AMY FLYNN
Raleigh, NC 27605
[email protected]
www.ifobot.com
Mixed Media
608
324
818
618
MICHELE FRIEDMAN
Chicago, IL 60626
[email protected]
www.MicheleAFriedman.com
Jewelry
812
CAROL FUGMANN
Webster, NY 14580
[email protected]
Jewelry
724
514
513
SCOTT GAMBLE s
Cumming, GA 30040
[email protected]
Glass
722
PHILLIP HALL
New Smyrna Beach, FL 32168
[email protected]
Jewelry
JENNIFER GEYMAN
[email protected]
www.jennifergeyman.com
Digital
719
RICHARD HALL
Mesa, AZ 85209
[email protected]
www.richardhallfineart.com
Painting
KATHERINE GOULANDRIS
MICHAEL BURRIS
Abiquiu, NM 87510
[email protected]
www.studioqjewelry.com
Jewelry
817
MICHAEL HAMILTON
Boise, ID 83702
[email protected]
www.hamiltonroberts.com
Wood
430
STEVEN GRABER
Baldwin City, KS 66006
[email protected]
www.stevengraber.com
Mixed Media
Painting
JAERYON HA
Longwood, FL 32750
[email protected]
Drawing and Pastels
417
518
DIANE HARTY s
Frisco, CO 80443
[email protected]
www.dianeharty.com
Fiber
DEBORAH HARKNESS s
Lago Vista, TX 78645
[email protected]
Jewelry
628
516
MATTHEW HATALA
Danielsville, GA 30633
[email protected]
Wood
409
KEVIN HEALY
DEBORAH HEALY
Lompoc, CA 93436
[email protected]
www.HealyDesigns.com
Mixed Media
CAROL HEARTY
Carmel, NY 10512
[email protected]
www.carolhearty.com
Leather
723
725
307
GEOFFREY HARRIS
Lexington, SC 29073
[email protected]
www.GeoffreyAaronHarris.com
Digital
807
815
515
JOSEPH HENDERSON
Aurora, MO 65605
[email protected]
www.willowbrookleather.com
Leather
617
JOHN HERBON
Saint Ignace, MI 49781
[email protected]
www.johnherbonpottery.com
Ceramics
413
GINNY HERZOG
[email protected]
www.herzogart.com
Painting
322
J.D. HILLBERRY
Westminster, CO 80031
[email protected]
www.jdhillberry.com
Drawing and Pastels
717
CARRIE HOFFNAGLE
[email protected]
www.ibuildprettythings.com
Jewelry
813
JOEL HUNNICUTT
Siler City, NC 27344
[email protected]
www.joelhunnicutt.com
Wood
304
ELAINE HYDE
Los Osos, CA 93412
[email protected]
www.elainehyde.com
Mixed Media
729
EARL JAMES
Cleveland, OH 44110
[email protected]
Glass
715
NICARIO JIMENEZ
Naples, FL 34119
[email protected]
www.retablosnicario.com
Mixed Media
331
See a fun demonstration of wheel throwing
and hand building, and even play with the clay
yourself. Demos, located in the Activity Tent
on 4th Street, start every hour on the hour:
Saturday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sunday
from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. As in previous years,
bowls will be glazed, fired and donated to
Empty Bowls.
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RONALD LINTON s
LEIGH LINTON
Hot Springs, AR 71901
[email protected]
Jewelry
302
JAY LONG
Austin, TX 78756
[email protected]
www.jaylong.com
Mixed Media
KIT KARBLER
Denver, CO 80205
[email protected]
www.blakestreetglass.com
Glass
PETER KARNER
Hesperus, CO 81326
[email protected]
www.peterkarnerpottery.net
Ceramics
416
KRISTIN KIRKLEY
[email protected]
www.kristinkirkley.com
Emerging Artist
ALAN KLUG
Ft. Collins, CO 80525
[email protected]
Photography
510
326
827
401
LISA TELLING
KATTENBRAKER
Olympia, WA 98506
[email protected]
www.lisauntitled.com
Fiber402
JEFF LAING
SUSAN LAING
Apache Junction, AZ 85119
[email protected]
www.laingstudio.net
Sculpture
708
360
521
OLIVE KRAUS
Hannibal, MO 63401
[email protected]
www.o-liveland.com
Fiber
LYNN LANGHOFF
Lafayette, LA 70506
[email protected]
www.lynnlanghoff.com
Fiber
446
JENNIFER LASHBROOK s
Farmers Branch, TX 75244
[email protected]
www.jenniferlashbrook.com
Emerging Artist
355
ROBIN LAUERSDORF
Monona, WI 53716
[email protected]
www.alumniartwork.com
Drawing and Pastels
714
MI YOUNG LEE
Austin, TX 78708
[email protected]
www.miyounglee.com
Painting
720
SEUNG LEE
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Lino Lakes, MN 55014
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Hudson, WI 54016
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Fort Collins, CO 80526
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Pittsburgh, PA 15212
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Medora, ND 58645
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Mixed Media
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Cave Spring, GA 30124
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St. Louis, MO 63104
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Millbrook, NY 12545
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Albuquerque, NM 87108
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El Prado, NM 87529
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Ybor City, FL 33605
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Arlington, TX 76013
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JAY MCDOUGALL
Otter Tail County, MN 56537
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Oklahoma City, OK 73162
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DON MCWHORTER
Carrollton, GA 30117
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Ceramics
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Spring Hill, KS 66083
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Pittsburgh, PA 15212
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Fair Haven, NJ 07704
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Jewelry
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Cresco, IA 52136
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Mixed Media
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Photography
701
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Chicago, IL 60647
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Painting/Mixed Media
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Pinckney, MI 48169
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Ceramics
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Kenosha, WI 53142
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Merriam, KS 66203
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Houston, TX 77083
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Bloomfield, IN 47424
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Peoria, AZ 85382
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San Antonio, TX 78251
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www.pipersandals.com
Leather
604
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NORMAN METZGER
Homosassa, FL 34446
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www.hettymetzger.com
Fiber
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MYCHAL MITCHELL s
Austin, TX 78762
[email protected]
www.ionahandcraftedbooks.com
Leather
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JODI PERRY
Polvadera, NM 87828
[email protected]
Painting
441
CHRISTOS PALIOS
Baltimore, MD 21228
[email protected]
www.christospalios.com
Photography
REZA PISHGAHI
LOIS HUTTER-PISHGAHI
Bloomington, IN 47408
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www.pishgahi.com
Sculpture
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LUKE PROCTOR
Mt. Horeb, WI 53572
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Metalwork
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RAYMOND RAINS
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BRUCE PEESO
Monson, MA 01057
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DEBRA SAVAGE
Bedford, TX 76021
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Englewood, CO 80113
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Jewelry
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GEORGE RAAB s
Millbrook, Ontario, Canada L0A1G0
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STEVE PALMER s
Minnetonka, MN 55305
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Haverhill, MA 01835
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Philadelphia, PA 19122
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www.highfidelitydisco.com
Photography
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WILLIAM RICHARDS s
Underwood, WA 98651
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Mixed Media
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DAVID ROYCE s
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www.davidroyceglass.com
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Mineral Point, WI 53565
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www.rhenrydesign.com
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San Francisco, CA 94117
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Watsonville, CA 95076
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Champaign, IL 61820
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High Point, NC 27262
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Painting
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JOHN SCHIRMER s
Fairfield, IA 52556
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GARRY SEIDEL s
Davie, FL 33325
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Sebring, FL 33870
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Black Mountain, NC 28711
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Houston, TX 77007
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www.hsartonline.com
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New Britain, PA 18901
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Marshville, NC 28103
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SHAWN THOMAS
Belton, TX 76513
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Andover, KS 67002
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Kalamazoo, MI 49007
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MARK STEPHENSON s
Sky Valley, CA 92241
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Albuquerque, NM 87106
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Highland, NY 12528
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Leawood, KS 66206
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Menomonee Falls, WI 53051
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Austin, TX 78704
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Birmingham, AL 35226
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Chicago, IL 60647
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Ojai, CA 93023
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Santa Fe, NM 87505
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Birmingham, AL 35205
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Eugene, OR 97405
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Cedar Hill, TX 75104
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Kutztown, PA 19530
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Langhorne, PA 19047
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Pensacola, FL 32507
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www.kregyingst.com
DANIEL WRIGHT s
STEPHANIE WRIGHT
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www.wdurablegoods.com
Emerging Artist
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JEFFREY ZACHMANN s
Fergus Falls, MN 56537
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www.Zachmann.com
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KATHLEEN WILLER
Milwaukee, WI 53202
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411
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Dallas, TX 75231
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Milwaukee, WI 53208
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Mixed Media
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CERAMICS
Daniel Bennett & Teisha Bennett..................................705
Marvin Blackmore.........................................................821
Mike Bose......................................................................407
Steve Cunningham & MiKyung Cunningham.................809
Jennifer Falter...............................................................824
Nathan Falter.................................................................826
Terry Habeger................................................................514
John Herbon ..................................................................413
Peter Karne................................................................... 401
Don Mcwhorter..............................................................334
Danny Meisinger...........................................................611
Steven Olszewski ..........................................................444
Michael Schwegmann ..................................................317
Andy Smith ....................................................................432
Gregory Story.................................................................312
Pamela Summers...........................................................303
DIGITAL
John Ames ....................................................................810
Jim C. Brown..................................................................523
John Charbonneau.........................................................605
Jennifer Geyman ..........................................................719
Geoffrey Harris..............................................................807
Daryl Thetford................................................................731
DRAWING AND PASTELS
William Armstrong Jr.....................................................511
Greg Barnes...................................................................422
C.J. Bradford .................................................................519
Jeffrey Cannon...............................................................619
Robert (Chip) Dupont.....................................................622
Paul Flack ......................................................................324
Jaeryon Ha ....................................................................307
J.D. Hillberry..................................................................717
Robin Lauersdorf...........................................................714
Yan Lee ..........................................................................819
Scott Swezy....................................................................603
R. Michael Wommack....................................................607
EMERGING ARTIST
Ashley Bruegel..............................................................353
Amy Bush.......................................................................356
Anne Byrd......................................................................357
Erin Curry & Steven Reeves ..........................................351
Ashley Davis..................................................................354
Kristin Kirkley ...............................................................360
Jennifer Lashbrook .......................................................355
Sean Long & Sarah Long ...............................................362
Anthony Lowery.............................................................359
Debra Savage ................................................................358
Nicole Turner..................................................................361
Daniel Wright & Stephanie Wright ...............................352
FIBER
Bozenna and Lukasz Bogucki........................................806
Sally Bright....................................................................615
Diane Harty....................................................................516
Lisa Telling Kattenbraker...............................................402
Olive Kraus.....................................................................827
Lynn Langhoff ................................................................708
Terrie Mangat ................................................................311
Hetty Metzger & Norman Metzger................................626
GLASS
Molly Barnes .................................................................820
Todd Cameron ...............................................................805
Renee Engebretson & James Engebretson...................709
Scott Gamble .................................................................722
Earl James.....................................................................715
Kit Karbler......................................................................521
Thomas Maras...............................................................332
Chris McCarthy .............................................................428
Toby Mcgee ...................................................................429
Steve Palmer..................................................................412
Raymond Rains .............................................................301
David Royce ..................................................................804
Gerhard Satz .................................................................823
Andrew Shea .................................................................308
Marianne Shepardson ..................................................421
Thomas Spake ...............................................................320
Sam Stang & Kaeko Maehata........................................503
GRAPHICS AND PRINTMAKING
Michael Bond.................................................................727
Lisa Burge......................................................................507
John Costin....................................................................627
Tanya Doskova ..............................................................502
Ronna Katz.....................................................................510
Seung Lee ......................................................................306
George Raab..................................................................517
John Schirmer................................................................404
Stephen Sebastian.........................................................328
Scott Swezy....................................................................601
Kreg Yingst.....................................................................520
JEWELRY
Alison Antelman ............................................................614
Lisa Bailey & William Bailey.........................................319
Theresa Carson..............................................................803
David Conroy..................................................................822
Mary Filapek & Lou Ann Townsend...............................504
Melissa Finelli...............................................................608
Michele Friedman..........................................................812
Carol Fugmann...............................................................724
Katherine Goulandris & Michael Burris........................817
Hilary Hachey ................................................................513
Phillip Hall .....................................................................417
Deborah Harkness.........................................................628
Carrie Hoffnagle ............................................................813
Ronald Linton & Leigh Linton .......................................302
Ayala Naphtali...............................................................728
Jay Nielsen ...................................................................310
Sharon Schaffner...........................................................406
Klaus Spies ....................................................................828
Fred Tate ........................................................................433
Michael Vagner & Nurit Asher Vagner .........................706
Connie Verrusio .............................................................716
E. Douglas Wunder.........................................................808
LEATHER
Steve Edgar....................................................................327
Carol Hearty...................................................................515
Joseph Henderson ........................................................617
Mychal Mitchell ............................................................710
Dave Piper......................................................................604
Greg Roche ...................................................................420
Horace Thomas & Shawn Thomas.................................816
METALWORK
Matthew Naftzger..........................................................423
Luke Proctor...................................................................524
Randall Riemer..............................................................508
Alex Santamarina .........................................................811
Robert Taylor.................................................................315
Elaine Unzicker..............................................................612
Jeffrey Zachmann..........................................................703
MIXED MEDIA
Kathrine Allen-Coleman.................................................323
Jim C. Brown..................................................................525
Kina Crow.......................................................................623
Anne Cubbage ...............................................................630
Joe Decamillis...............................................................825
Thomas Diel...................................................................427
Deborah Dupont ............................................................621
Amy Flynn .....................................................................618
Steven Graber................................................................723
Kevin Healy & Deborah Healy.......................................815
Elaine Hyde....................................................................729
Nicario Jimenez.............................................................331
Jay Long.........................................................................610
Michael Madzo ..............................................................419
Gena Ollendieck ............................................................424
Scott Olson ....................................................................316
William Richards ..........................................................414
Tres Taylor......................................................................732
Marina Terauds..............................................................707
Chris Wheeler ................................................................801
Bill Wirtel.......................................................................712
PAINTING
Bert Beirne ....................................................................431
Lisa Burge .....................................................................507
Leslie Emery ..................................................................405
Andy Fletcher.................................................................818
Steven Graber................................................................725
Richard Hall...................................................................518
Ginny Herzog .................................................................322
Mi Young Lee .................................................................720
Laura Nugent .................................................................613
Scott Olson ....................................................................314
Bruce Peeso ..................................................................415
Jodi Perry.......................................................................711
Stephen Sebastian.........................................................330
Lin Seslar.......................................................................629
Phill Singer ....................................................................620
Larry Stephenson ..........................................................609
Roderick Stevens ..........................................................501
Gregory Strachov...........................................................730
Scott Swezy....................................................................601
Taman Vanscoy ..............................................................318
Kathleen Willer..............................................................411
PHOTOGRAPHY
Joel Anderson................................................................718
James Bird & Vicki Ryer................................................512
Micheal Paul Cole..........................................................305
Robert Copeland............................................................606
Chris Dahlquist .............................................................506
Raquel Edwards.............................................................321
Nels Johnson.................................................................814
Alan Klug .......................................................................326
Mark Mackinnon ...........................................................526
Jerome Maschinot ........................................................509
David Mayhew...............................................................434
Darren Olson..................................................................701
Christos Palios...............................................................408
Bruce Reinfeld...............................................................333
Garry Seidel...................................................................616
Tom Snyder.....................................................................704
Mark Stephenson ..........................................................418
Glen & Gayle Wans........................................................632
Scott Williams................................................................426
SCULPTURE
Michael Barnes ............................................................ 726
Andrew Carson .............................................................445
Kina Crow.......................................................................625
Jeff Laing & Susan Laing ..............................................446
Linda Lewis ...................................................................410
Brianna Martray ...........................................................425
Bruce Niemi...................................................................441
Eric Ober........................................................................449
Kim Obrzut .....................................................................505
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Dale Rogers...................................................................829
Harold Siefert ................................................................702
Pam Stern ......................................................................522
Lewis Tardy....................................................................602
Seth Vandable................................................................442
Thomas Wargin..............................................................802
Mark Winter...................................................................329
WOOD
James Barnes .....................................................................................624
Richard Carner.....................................................................................403
Marilyn Endres & Eucled Moore......................................................313
Larry Fielder.........................................................................................713
Michael Hamilton ...............................................................................430
Matthew Hatala ..................................................................................409
Joel Hunnicutt .....................................................................................304
Ray Jones ............................................................................................416
Craig Lossing .......................................................................................721
Jay Mcdougall.....................................................................................325
Lance Munn & Vicki Munn................................................................631
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Burrito (6), Nachos: Cheese (4), Fajita (8)
Bombay Street Food
Sesame Chicken (8), Sweet & Sour Chicken
(8), Chicken by General Tao (8), Kung Pao
Chicken (8), Orange-Ginger Chicken (8)
Crawfish Connection F3
Jambalaya (8), Gumbo (8), Crawfish
Plate (10), Smoked Gator Sausage (8), Iced
Tea (5)
Crepe Crazy
Ham and Cheese (7), w/Bacon (1);
Vegetarian Pesto (7), w/Chicken (1);
Sun-Dried Tomato Veggie (7), w/Chicken
(1); Chicken Pesto (8); Sweet Crepes:
Peanut Butter Heaven (7), Dulce de Leche
Turtle (7), Nutella Banana (7), w/Strawberries
(1); Sweet Cheese Delight (8); Fresh
Squeezed Lemonade (4)
Dippin’ Dots
Ice Cream 5 oz. (6),
Ice Cream 8 oz. (8)
Doc’s Grill F5
Grilled Chicken on a Stick – Island Bourbon
(9), Grilled Chicken Wings – Spicy, BBQ,
Original, Jamaican Jerk (8), Sausage on a
Stick (8), Veggie Fried Rice (7), Combo –
Chicken or Sausage with Fried Rice (14),
Fresh Squeezed Lemonade, 32 oz. (5)
Double Trouble BBQ F5
Chopped Brisket Sandwich – w/Chips (8)
w/o Chips (7), Pulled Pork Sandwich –
w/Chips (8) w/o Chips (7), Sausage
Wraps – w/Chips (7) w/o Chips (6)
Embargo Mojitos
Wine-based Mojitos,
20 oz. (10)
Fletcher’s Corny Dogs
& Funnel Cakes F5
Original Corny Dog (6), Jalapeno Cheese
Dog (8), Funnel Cake (8), Lemonade,
16 oz. (4)
German Kettle Corn
Large Bag (8)
Leisure Foods, Inc.
Hot Dog (4), Hot Dog w/Chili (5), Foot-Long
Hot Dog (6), Foot-Long Hot Dog w/Chili (7),
Hamburger (7), Cheeseburger (8), Nachos
(4), Frito Pie (4), Pickle (3), Potato Chips
(2), Cotton Candy (5), Sno Cone (4), Turkey
Legs (10), Sausage on a Stick (7), Sausage
on a Bun (8), Fresh Squeezed Lemonade,
Small (4), Large (6)
Craft Brew
Pavilion
hosted by Flying Saucer
New for 2013! Have a
seat under the trees
in General Worth
Square and sip a
cold brew while you
enjoy the performers
on the Bank of Texas
Stage. Choose from
multiple taps of local
and national craft
brews. Sign up for a
Master Brew Session –
you’ll sample five
classic brews and take
home a keepsake
MAIN ST. logo glass
for only $25. Sign up
at the pavilion. Hurry,
only 24 people per
session.
Session times:
Thursday: 4:30 p.m.,
6 p.m., 8:30 p.m.
Friday and Saturday:
12:30 p.m., 2:30 p.m.,
4:30 p.m., 6:30 p.m.
8:30 p.m.
Sunday: 2 p.m., 4 p.m.
6 p.m.
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Long Live
The Arts.
At Bank of Texas we are proud to be a part of
our community. It’s our mission and our priority.
We believe in supporting today for the growth
of tomorrow.
Proud To Support
MAIN ST. Arts Festival.
Lone Star
Cinnamon Roasted Nuts F5
Pecan, Almonds, Cashews - Small Bag (7),
Two Small Bags (13)
McKinney Food Services F3
Jumbo Corn Dog (8), Corn Dog (6), Funnel
Cake (8), Lemonade (5 or 7)
The Original Corn Roast
Roasted Corn (5), Corn in a Cup (5), Baked
Potato w/Chopped Brisket (8), Baked
Potato w/Cheese, Bacon Bits, Sour Cream
(6), Baked Sweet Potato (6), Apple Slices
w/Caramel & Pecans (5), Pickle (2), Sweet
Tea or Lemonade (5)
Paciugo Gelato
Small Cup (6), Medium Cup (8)
Reata Restaurant
Tenderloin Tamales (10), Chicken Tacos
(10), Apple Crisp (6), Cowboy Tea (4)
Riscky’s F3
Smoked Turkey Leg (9), Sliced Beef
Sandwich (8), Chopped Beef Sandwich (7),
French Fries (4), Texas Fries - Onions &
Jalapenos (6), Fried Corn (4), Beef Ribs (4)
Schakolad Chocolate Factory
2 Chocolate Covered Strawberries (8),
Chocolate Covered Bananas (5), Chocolate
Covered Caramel Apple (10), Chocolate
Covered Cheesecake (6)
Schmidt’s of German Village
Bratwurst (8), Bahama Mama (8), Schmidt’s
Dinner (11), Jumbo Frankfurter (4/7),
Jumbo Cream Puff (7), German Potato
Salad (3), Sauerkraut (2), Iced Tea (4)
Spudzilla Potatoes
Ribbon Cut Potatoes, Deep Fried (8);
Handcut Fresh French Fries (7), w/Cheddar
Cheese Sauce (2), w/Gravy (2), w/Real
Bacon Bits (2) w/Ranch (1) w/Jalapeno (1);
Fresh Brewed Iced Tea, 24 oz. – Sweet/
Unsweet (4)
Tequila Red’s Hot Dog Cart
Grilled Hot Dog (4), Sausage on a Stick (8),
Sausage on a Bun (8), Fresh Brewed Iced
Tea, Small (4), Large (6)
Texas Skillet F5
Cowboy Burrito (11), Steak Sandwich (9),
Hot Dog (4), Steak Sandwich Platter (11),
Sidekick Burrito – Vegetarian (9), Fresh
Brewed Iced Tea, Small (4), Large (6)
Woolley’s Frozen Custard F5
Small Frozen Custard (4), Small w/Topping
(5), Large Frozen Custard (6), Large w/
Topping (7), Each Extra Topping (1)
Wine
Experience
This seated tasting
features four premium
wines from Fort Worth’s
only full-production
winery! You’ll also
get a commemorative
wine glass etched
with this year’s festival
logo, and a bottle of
wine you select from
the tasting. Seating
is limited to 30 per
session, and advance
reservations are required.
Located on Main between
3rd and 4th Streets. The
cost is $35 per person –
cash or credit cards
accepted. Wine by the
glass also sold here.
Session times:
Personal | Business | Mortgage | Retirement | Wealth Management
817.348.5702 | www.bankoftexas.com
© 2013 Bank of Texas, a division of BOKF, NA. Member FDIC. Equal Opportunity Lender.
Blue Moon Brewing Company believes brewing
is an art. Join your community and help us paint
a work of art with Blue Moon on Saturday and
Sunday from noon to 4 p.m. at the new Craft
Brew Pavilion at the Bank of Texas Stage.
Thursday: 1 p.m.,
3 p.m., 5:30 p.m.
Friday and Saturday:
1 p.m., 3 p.m.,
5:30 p.m., 8 p.m.
Sunday: 1 p.m., 3 p.m.
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Musical Mania | Featured Performing Artists
UT Arlington | performing
arts stage
SEE THE COMPLETE PERFORMANCE SCHEDULE ON PAGE 25
MAIN ST. is not just Fort Worth’s biggest arts festival – it’s also the largest music festival. This year’s performers are sure
to have you wiggling your body and giggling like a kid. The headlining acts are featured here, but there are many more
performers. For all the bios, visit www.MainStreetArtsFest.org. You can also view the full schedule on our app – download
it at bit.ly/MainStreet/iPhone.
THURSDAY HEADLINER
collection that finds the energized-as-ever tenor
saxophonist paying homage to the pioneering
instrumental artists of his formative years.
SATURDAY HEADLINERS
For show times, see schedule on page 25.
Sister Hazel s
9 p.m. | Bank of Texas Stage
Sister Hazel’s creative train just keeps rolling. Founded in Gainesville,
Florida, the band offers a unique sound that blends elements of country,
pop, classic rock ‘n’ roll and southern rock. They are known as one of rock’s
most “democratic” bands, with all of the members writing songs for the
group. Their latest album is
Carolyn Wonderland s
7 p.m. | Sundance Square Stage
Little Texas s
8:30 p.m. | Sundance Square Stage
Little Texas was conceived in Nashville in 1988
by a handful of young guys who were willing
to do just about anything to bring their brand
of rockin’ country to the forefront of the music
industry. Before hitting the big time, the band
crisscrossed America for three long years, all the
while writing songs that were destined to change
the sound of modern country, and perfecting a
stage show that has been critically acclaimed
worldwide.
FRIDAY HEADLINERS
A musical force equipped with the soulful vocals
of Janis and the guitar slinging skills of Stevie
Ray, Carolyn Wonderland reaches into the depths
of the Texas blues tradition with the wit of a poet.
She hits the stage with unmatched presence, a
true legend in her time.
Robert Randolph and the Family Band s
BettySoo Band s
Average White Band s
This Scottish funk and R&B band had a series
of soul and disco hits between 1974 and 1980.
They are best known for their million selling
song, “Pick Up the Pieces” and their album
. They have influenced many other
bands and have been heavily sampled by various
musicians. Forty years after their formation, they
continue to bring the great sounds.
Sometimes, you just need a little shake-up to
get things how they always ought to have been.
With her latest release,
BettySoo adds welcome edge and grit to the
heartbreaker ballads and bell-pure vocals she’s
come to be known for. Come and experience her
striking voice, compelling sounds and captivating
writing.
5:30 p.m. | Sundance Square Stage
The Wailers s
A native of Colchester, England, James Hunter fell in
love with soul and R&B music early on. Later, he
cut his chops playing clubs and the festival circuits
in England. He’s also toured extensively with
Van Morrison, singing alongside greats like John
Lee Hooker, Junior Wells, Jimmy Witherspoon
and Georgie Fame. He pays loving homage to all
the soul greats.
Richard Elliot s
The reigning merchant of soul jazz, Richard
Elliot invites loyal fans and newcomers alike
to celebrate 25 years since the release of his
debut album,
. His latest release –
– is a grooving, funky, horn-splashed
SUNDAY HEADLINERS
The Quebe Sisters Band s
The James Hunter Six s
Robert Randolph and the Family Band is an American funk and soul band led
by pedal steel guitarist Robert Randolph.
included Robert
on their list of the 100 greatest guitarists of all time. The group’s sound is
inspired by successful 1970s funk bands such as Earth, Wind & Fire and Sly
& the Family Stone.
Reggae music has never stopped evolving, but
for millions of people, it’s still defined by the
songs of Bob Marley and the Wailers. Their heartbeat rhythms have inspired so much of what’s
followed since, as evidenced by the enduring
popularity of the “one-drop” reggae sound. The
Wailers have played to millions of people and sold
more than 250 million albums worldwide.
This American fiddle Western swing group is from right here in Fort Worth.
The band consists of sisters Grace, Sophia and Hulda Quebe, as well as Joey
L. McKenzie on guitar and Gavin Kelso on upright bass. The band performs
Western swing, hot jazz, vintage country and Western, and traditional Texas
style fiddle tunes.
MASS Ensemble
MASS is an internationally renowned
performance group that combines the
creative forces of artists, musicians,
composers and choreographers. The
group is an exciting blend of sculpture,
music, dance and the visual arts.
BFA promotes Mexican heritage and
multicultural understanding to youth
and adults, preserving traditions and
instilling pride.
Ballet Folklorico de Fort Worth
The BFFW encourages appreciation
of the Mexican culture by teaching its
traditional dance and music to people
of all ages.
UTA Jazz Ensemble
The ensemble performs the big band
masters as well as more recent material,
focusing on essential jazz styles and
techniques.
The Checkerboard Guy, a comedyjuggling daredevil, will have your entire
family in stitches.
Los TexManiacs s
6:30 p.m. | Bank of Texas Stage
Combine a hefty helping of Tex Mex conjunto, simmer with several parts
Texas rock, add a daring dash of well-cured blues and R&B riffs, and you’ve
cooked up the tasty TexManiacs groove. Not to say that this group’s sound
is for musical gourmets only – this is “hip music everyone can relate to.”
Leapin’ Louie The Ropin’ Fool
This fun show is full of physical comedy,
high-energy improvisation and worldclass trick roping and whip cracking.
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Uncork Your Creativity!
Create a painting of your own with
the help of artists from A Piece of
Work! The canvas is yours to keep, and
several sessions include a bottle of times
ten cellars wine to sip while you paint.
Beginning on Friday, stop by the Activity
Tent (on 4th Street, across from Barse
Jewelers) to sign up for available spots
beginning on Friday, or sign up in
advance at www.MainStreetArtsFest.org.
Classes are limited to 20 persons.
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2013 | MAIN!
Go “OFF MAIN!” and explore marvelous venues
and performance spaces in Downtown Fort Worth.
Performing Arts
Take Over
fort worth
For two days only Fort Worth’s finest performing
arts organizations join hands to bring you the
ultimate arts experience.
Bass Hall Open House
Come and explore one of the finest
performance spaces in the world!
Friday
6 – 8 p.m. | Public tours of Bass
Performance Hall
Saturday
1 – 4 p.m. | Fort Worth Symphony
Orchestra Instrument Petting
Zoo in the Grand Salon of Bass
Performance Hall
2 – 4 p.m. | Performances by Fort Worth
Symphony Orchestra, Texas
Ballet Theater and The Cliburn
at Bass Performance Hall
Fort Worth Opera Shots
Friday, 6 p.m. at Flying Saucer
3rd and Commerce
Fort Worth Opera brings you a shot of
opera with their wildly entertaining pop-up
opera performance event.
Fort Worth Opera Festival
Saturday, 7:30 p.m.
The 2013 Fort Worth Opera Festival comes
to life when the curtain rises on La Bohème.
In this transcendent tale, Puccini’s colorful
band of Bohemians learns about love and
loss against a backdrop of recognizable
melodies and soaring arias, creating a
kaleidoscope of emotions.
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MORE “OFF MAIN!” GREATNESS:
Four Day Weekend Improvisational
Comedy. Houston between 2nd and 3rd.
www.fourdayweekend.com
Jubilee Theatre. Featuring Trav’lin, the
1930s Harlem Musical. 506 Main Street.
www.jubileetheatre.org
Scat Jazz Lounge. Retro live music venue.
111 W. 4th Street. www.scatjazzlounge.com
Sid Richardson Museum. Masterpieces
of the Old West. Free admission. 309 Main
Street. www.sidrichardsonmuseum.org
Bass Hall Open House
6-8pm Friday, April 19
1-4pm Saturday, April 20
Free & open to the public
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Art is theuniversal
language
DON’T FORGET TO BRUSH!
Arts and Crafts for Children
At “MAIN ST. Creates!” presented by
Wells Fargo, kids can find plenty of fun,
artistic things to do. It’s located on the
north end of the festival, near the Tarrant
County Courthouse.
Sometimes themost meaningful communication happens without
dialogue. Great art tells us that wearenot alonewith our emotions.
Main St. Fort Worth Arts Festival, thank you for inspiring us with
the shared experience of art.
HOURS:
Thursday - Saturday, 10 a.m. – 8 p.m.
Sunday, 10 a.m. – 6 p.m.
Some activities are free, while others
require coupons (available at all of our
coupon booths). Some are available on
Saturday and Sunday only. The number of
coupons required is indicated below:
Learn to make your own balloon design.
Presented by Fellowship Church. (FREE)
Ceramic tiles – color and tile come together
in a creative way. (FREE)
wellsfargo.com
© 2013 Wells Fargo Bank, N.A.
All rights reserved.
Member FDIC. 122942 03/13
Fish prints – use a rubber, life-like fish
(really) to make a print. Presented by Van
Grow. (4)
Face painting – Party Faces, Inc. uses safe,
SNAZAROO water-based cosmetic face
paints. (5+ depending on the complexity)
Rock wall – can you climb to the top? (5)
Sand art – create a colorful sculpture with
sand! (5+)
Ceramics – Paint and color many different
ceramic works of art. (5)
Arts and crafts – try a variety of arts and
crafts! Presented by Michaels Stores.
(FREE)
Self portrait – Van Grow will help you create
your own self portrait in watercolor. (7)
Clay – mold a unique object in clay.
Presented by Van Grow. (4)
Build a collage – make a masterpiece just
like the masters. Van Grow will help you
create a beautiful collage. (5)
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School
of
Art
MAIN ST. Educational Programs
Growing Young Artists
This successful outreach program brings
the talents of MAIN ST. artists and the
opportunities of the festival to middle and
high school students in the Fort Worth ISD.
This program has two components, each
supported by a grant from XTO Energy:
Artist-in-Residence Program
Several of our 2013 MAIN ST. artists will
visit area schools to show their work and
give insights to students about a career in
visual art. Selected students will visit MAIN
ST. and get a “behind the scenes” look at
the operations of a major arts festival.
Young People’s Art Fair
Support the next generation of artists! The
Young People’s Art Fair – located in the
“MAIN ST. Creates!” area – features the
work of more than 300 young artists from
the Fort Worth community. The fair will be
held on Saturday and Sunday, April 20 and
21, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Children must
be accompanied by a parent at all times
during the show. Last year, more than 200
young artists sold more than $10,000
worth of art!
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“Lawns tell me they
look their best on
twice per week or less.”
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Our Favorite
Color: Green
|MAIN ST. Environmental Efforts
“Go Green” Initiative. We’re working hard to reduce our carbon footprint
through partnerships with the Tarrant Regional Water District, Green Mountain
Energy, Waste Management, Inc. and Bicycles, Inc. In 2012, we recycled over 75%
of the bottles and cans left behind at the festival. To reduce our use of public
landfills, we use biodegradable plates, cups and eating utensils. Festival staff also
recycles 100% of the oil and grease used to prepare the food. We’ve partnered with
Green Mountain Energy for the past three years to reduce our carbon impact. Based
on last year’s event emissions, Green Mountain is generously donating 44 metric tons
of carbon offsets this year. That has the same environmental benefit as not driving more
than 100,000 miles and is enough to offset the estimated carbon dioxide emissions
generated by the festival’s onsite generators, vehicles, and staff air travel. Drop by their
booth at 4th and Main Streets and find out more about pollution-free electricity!
Artists Are Going Green, Too!
MAIN ST. salutes those artists who use earthfriendly techniques, materials or themes in
their work.
Free Water. Less waste.
Park Your Bike for Free! The
Bicycle Corral, sponsored by the Fort Worth
Bicycling Association and Bicycles, Inc.,
is open from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily at 4th
Street at Commerce Street (note new
location). The corral will include security
fencing, bike racks for storage and an ID
system to avoid theft. With more than 480
miles of bike paths either completed or
planned, Fort Worth is cycle friendly!
Saving water and helping the environment.
Here’s an easy way to do both.
Bring any refillable container to one of four
watering stations for a free fill-up. Or buy a
commemorative aluminum bottle for 8 coupons.
Stop by and grab some H2O to go!
Free Water Stations!
To help support and raise awareness for
water conservation, the Tarrant Regional Water
District (TRWD) is sponsoring free water
stations around the festival.
SaveTarrantWater.com
Friend the Lawn Whisperer on Facebook and
get tips on how to have a great lawn and save water
at the same time.
FIND OUT MORE ABOUT
SAVING WATER! SCAN
THIS QR CODE INTO
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•Bring
your own water bottles and fill them
up for free
•Get a souvenir aluminum water bottle for
9 coupons
The stations feature Fort Worth’s nationally
renowned municipal water dispensed with
a state-of-the-art U/V filtration system and
chilled to perfection.
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Street Smarts | Transportation Options
Trinity Railway Express (TRE). The TRE is
a great way to get to MAIN ST. Extra cars
will be added during all four days of the
festival. The TRE station at the Intermodal
Transportation Center (ITC) is a short walk
from the festival. On Thursday, the last eastbound train departs ITC station at 9:46 p.m.
On Friday and Saturday, the TRE is adding
a special train departing ITC station at
11:35 p.m. Note: this special Friday/Saturday
train will NOT connect with any DART Rail
Services. On Sunday, the last train departs
ITC station at 8:35 p.m. For the full TRE
schedule, visit www.trinityrailwayexpress.org.
Ride the Bus! The Fort Worth Transportation
Authority also has plenty of buses that bring
you right to the heart of the fun. Learn more
at their website: www.The-T.com.
MAIN ST. Park and Ride – only $1.00 each
way! Ride our MAIN ST. Park and Ride service,
sponsored by The T, for transportation to
and from the festival. The shuttle for a buck
will operate every 20 minutes from 5 to
11 p.m. on Friday, and 9:30 a.m. to 11 p.m.
on Saturday. Look for the SPECIALLY
MARKED free parking areas at Billy Bob’s
Texas in the Fort Worth Stockyards.
Bicycles. Ride your bike and park it in our
fully staffed Bicycle Corral, supported by
Bicycles, Inc. and the Fort Worth Bicycling
Association. Located on 4th Street at
Commerce Street (new location this year).
Parking Information. As you know,
parking is at a premium during the festival.
Get details on available parking at
www.fortworthparking.com.
Friends of the Festival | 2013 Friends of the Festival
(as of March 29, 2013)
As a non-profit organization, Downtown
Fort Worth Initiatives, Inc. relies heavily on
contributions to maintain the high quality
of MAIN ST. and keep the event free to
the public. Become a Friend of the Festival
by making a tax-deductible donation.
You’ll receive recognition for your business,
plus tickets to the Skybox presented by
Sundance Square each evening. Enjoy a
complimentary Reata dinner, beverages
and our signature entertainment alongside
Fort Worth’s movers and shakers.
Want to join right now? Simply stop by
the Skybox at the corner of 5th and
Throckmorton Streets and we’ll be
happy to sign you up! Find out more at
www.MainStreetArtsFest.org.
GOLD
Anne T. and Robert M. Bass, Anonymous, Buttons Restaurant, CBS
Outdoor – Dallas, Cockrell Enovation, Concussion Advertising, Enilon
Group, Flowers to Go, Frost, M&M The Special Events People, Medstar,
Pier 1 Imports, Pinkerton Design, United Site Services
SILVER
BB&T, Buzz Custom Fence, Decker, Jones, McMackin, McClane, Hall
& Bates, P.C., The Courtyards at Fort Worth, Dos Molinas Mexican
Restaurant, Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce, Fundamental Clinical
Operational Services, GRACE, Jay and Debbie Downie, Norris
Conference Center, Olmsted-Kirk Paper Company, Ovation Graphics,
Providence Title, Reata Restaurant, Rotary Club of Fort Worth, Sinclair
Building, Smoke Pit BBQ, Sysco Dallas, Inc.
BRONZE
Aledo Yoga & Mosaic Birth & Family Wellness, Atmos Energy, Brian
Pierce Marketing, Carol Charette, CMA, Community Bank, Empire
Disposal, Ltd., J. A. Garrison & Company, CPA’s, Mrs. Renfro’s, Oncor,
Performing Arts Fort Worth, Inc., Region Enterprises, The Rios Group,
SCM Real Estate Services, Waffle House, West Side Bank & Trust,
Westwood Contractors
Celebrating Volunteers
The spirit of volunteerism: it’s our corporate culture.
Whether we’re making charitable contributions, raising
funds for scholarships, offering our facilities to host
special events, or donating trucks, water, trees and
computers to needy non-profit organizations, we raise
our hands high.
Last year alone, Chesapeake employees volunteered
over 2,500 hours to more than 150 North Texas
organizations — enhancing the quality of life wherever
we live and work.
That’s why we’re proud to be the Volunteer Sponsor at
this year’s Main Street Arts Festival. We thank you for
raising your hand!
To learn more about natural gas and Chesapeake’s role in
the Barnett Shale, visit www.AskChesapeake.com/Barnett.
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Meet the MAIN ST Crew!
Festivals & Events Advisory Committee
Marie Holliday, DMD, Flowers to Go in Sundance Square, Past Chairman
J. Leo Kinney, Cash America International (ret.)
Kathryn Portillo, Hilton Fort Worth
Ronny Region, Region Enterprises
Becky Borbolla, Renfro Foods, Inc.
Richard Ruddell, The T
Barbara Stone, Fort Worth Convention & Visitors Bureau
Lynda Tiedtke, Providence Title Company
Marilyn Ackmann, Atmos Energy, Chairman
Larry Anfin, Coors Distributing Company
Gary W. Cumbie, The Cumbie Consultancy
Carlos De La Torre, De La Torre Companies
Dave Fulton, Hilton Fort Worth
Marilyn Gilbert, Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce
Tracy Gilmour, Sundance Square
Glen W. Hahn, Innovative Developers, Inc.
Event Steering Committee
Edd Arnold, Skybox Hospitality Manager
Amy Bearden, MAIN ST. Creates! Manager
Judy Beaumier, Entertainment Production Manager
Michelle Beniak, Program and Production Manager, Staff
Barbara Blaisdell, Merchandise Committee
L.D. Carroll, Grounds Maintenance Manager
Hanna Choi, Program and Production Assisitant
Sandi Cochrum, Artist Resources Manager
Jaime Cox, Artist Resources Committee
Carlos De La Torre, Merchandise Manager
Jay Downie, Festival Director and Producer
Charlie Duvall, Warehouse Manager
Dana Ford, Artist Resources Committee
Marge Fransted, Artist Reources On-Site Jury Advisor
John Gantt, Operations and Security Manager
Kris Gantt, Concessions Manager, Jury Compliance
Larry Gantt, Communications Manager
Gabby Garbarino, Community Services Manager
Mary Gonzales, Merchandise Committee
Diana Hahn, Volunteer Manager, Staff
Gary Hammer, Concessions Manager
Pat Hammer, Artist Resources Committee
Brian Harris, Security Committee
Tyrone Hodges, Entertainment Transportation Coordinator
Valerie Jay, Merchandize Committee
Thomas Lake, Artist Resource Committee
Reggie Mandoni, Skybox Hospitality Committee
Tina Mantz, Artist Resources Manager
Rhonda Matherne, Artist Resources Committee
Kim Matthys, Merchandise Manager
Robbie McMeans, EMT Hospitality Manager
Donnette Moseley, Skybox Hospitality Committee
Robert Munoz, Block Captain Assistant Manager
Bob Paluck, Communications Committee
Marion Paluck, Volunteer Committee
James Phillips, Finance/Beverage Manager
Alex Reeves, Block Captain Manager
Carol Reeves, Artist Resource Committee
Larry Reeves, Communications Manager
Larry Rippin, Logistics Assistant Manager
Gerard Rodriguez, EMT Hospitality Committee
Laura Sanchez, Logistics Manager
Mike Shambaugh, Logistics Manager
Glenda Sloan-Patterson, Skybox Hospitality Assistant Manager
Kevin Starns, MAIN ST. Creates!, Assistant Manager
Gretchen Stephens, Entertainment Production Assistant Manager
Carol Wassman, Customer Relations Manager
Jack Wassman, Community Service Assistant Manager
Deanna Weaver, Merchandise Manager
Festival Production Staff
Judy Beaumier, Entertainment Production Manager
Michelle Beniak, Program and Production Manager
Claire Brunner, Website Coordinator (Enilon)
Claire Bloxom, Media Relations and Social Media Manager
L.D. Carroll, Grounds Maintenance Manager
Hanna Choi, Program and Production Assistant
Jay Downie, Producer
Charlie Duvall, Warehouse Manager
Courtney Hall, Advertising Manager
Diana Hahn, Volunteer Manager
Mike Kennedy, DFW Professional Musicians Union
Gladys Pinkerton, Graphics and Design Manager (Pinkdesign)
James Phillips, Finance Manager
Gretchen Stephens, Entertainment Production Assistant Manager
Downtown Fort Worth, Inc. Staff
Becky Fetty, Director of Marketing and Membership
Nasser Haghighat, Director of Research
Jim Johnson, Director of Downtown Development / TIF District
Melissa Konur, Director of Planning
Melanie Lara, Controller
Carole Robinson, Executive Assistant / Office Manager
Andy Taft, President
Michelle Beniak, Program and Production Manager
Becky Bethel, Office and Program Administrator
Jay Downie, Event Producer
Megan Henderson, Marketing and Projects Manager
Todd Holzaepfel, Vice President / PID Manager
DFWII Board of Directors
Johnny Campbell, Sundance Square, Chairman
Marilyn Ackmann, Atmos Energy
Stewart Alcorn, Frost Bank
Larry Anfin, Coors Distributing Company
Ola Assem, Cleopatra, Inc.
Rick Baumeister, Sanford, Baumeister & Frazier
Michael Bennett, Bennett Brenner Pettit
Greg Bird, Jetta Operating
Bill Boecker
representing Edward Bass, Fine Line
Diversified Development
Richard Casarez, Oncor Electric Delivery
Andrew Casperson, Omni Fort Worth Hotel
Brian Chase, Bell Helicopter, a Textron Company
Jack Clark, Red Oak Realty
Carmen Coy, Starpoint Commercial Properties
Jeff Davis, Republic Title of Fort Worth
Jim Finley, Finley Resources
Dave Fulton, Hilton Fort Worth
Melissa Graham, Crescent Real Estate
Glen Hahn, Innovative Developers, Inc.
Steve Hambrick, PlainsCapital Bank
Brian Happel, BBVA Compass
Albon Head, Jackson Walker
Don Hellman, Comerica Bank
Michael Hoffer, Hahnfeld Hoffer Stanford
Barney Holland, Fuelman of DFW
Trish Jones, GM Financial
Mark Linenberger, LINBECK
Walter Littlejohn, The Fort Worth Club
Ben Loughry, Integra Realty Resources
Ross Martin, Kelly Hart
Patrick McFarlin, Jacobs
Charles Milliken, Decker Jones et al
Allison Millington, Behringer Harvard
Wade Nowlin, HUB International Rigg
David Parker, AT & T
Michael Pavell, Bank of America
Raul Pena, TranSystems
Nina Petty, Tarrant County College Dist
John Podraza, XTO Energy
John Prichett, Ben E. Keith Beverages
Gordon Rhodes, Rhodes Securities
Pollard Rogers, Cantey Hanger
Dick Ruddell, The T
Jon Ruff, Spire Realty Group
John Stevenson,
representing Robert Bass, Keystone, Inc.
Tom Struhs, Struhs Construction
Andy Taft, Downtown Fort Worth, Inc.
Greg Upp, UNT Health Science Center
Joy Webster, MorningStar Capital
Julie Wilson, Chesapeake Energy
Gary Wortel, Star-Telegram
Directors Emeritus
L.O. “Buzz” Brightbill, III, Southwest Bank
Gary W. Cumbie, The Cumbie Consultancy
Allan Howeth, Cantey Hanger, LLP
James R. Nichols, Freese and Nichols
John V. Roach, Roach Enterprises
Terrance J. Ryan, Southwest Bank
John Stevenson, Keystone, Inc.
Ex Officio Members
Dale Brock, Downtown Neighborhood Alliance
Mae Ferguson, Fort Worth Sister Cities
Marie Holliday, Metropolitan Black Chamber
of Commerce
Bob Jameson, Convention & Visitors Bureau
Marianne Leal, Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
Michelle Lynn, BOMA
Paul Paine, South Fort Worth, Inc.
Allen Smith, South East Fort Worth
Bill Thornton, Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce
Get involved in MAIN ST!
Be a volunteer.
Support MAIN ST. and meet
some fun people! Without
the generosity of more
than 1,200 volunteers, this
event would be impossible
to produce. Go to www.
MainStreetArtsFest.org
and click “Volunteer.”
Join the
Collector’s
Club.
Members of this exclusive
group enjoy art seminars,
fun social opportunities,
free valet parking, plus
dinner and great seats in
the VIP Skybox on Thursday.
Want to become a member
in 2014? Get all the details
at our website.
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APRIL 20
– MAY 12
LA
BOHEME
THE
DAUGHTER
OF THE
REGIMENT
ARIADNE
AUF NAXOS
A moment in time... a place in history.
GLORY
DENIED
www.fortworth.hilton.com
815 Main Street | Fort Worth | 817-870-2100
THE FORT WORTH OPERA FESTIVAL
FOR MORE INFO ON THE FULL FESTIVAL EXPERIENCE,
VISIT: www.fwopera.org/operafun
SPONSORS
Your claim.
to frame.
Limit one per customer, while quantities last.
Get an unframed festival poster – FREE!
Just bring your receipts showing total purchases of at least $200 on art,
festival merchandise and framed posters to the House of Frames booth.
You may also buy posters framed, unframed, signed and unsigned.
THE CRYSTELLE WAGGONER
CHARITABLE TRUST AND THE HELEN
LITTAUER EDUCATIONAL TRUST
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Join DFWI
today!
Downtown Fort Worth, Inc. membership delivers
benefits. You’ll network with prominent business
leaders, be on the inside track for breaking news,
help establish policy and receive invitations to special
events and attractions. Downtown Fort Worth is a
dynamic place and DFWI is the membership organization whose sole purpose is to make it even better.
You are invited to join, become a member today!
Have a question?
Andy Taft, [email protected]
www.dfwi.org

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