Kalamazoo - Kindleberger Park

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Kindleberger
K i n d l e b e r g e r S u m m e r F eS t iva l o F t h e P e r Fo r m i n g a r tS &
2 0 1 0 S u m m e r C o n C e r t S e r i e S at t h e S ta g e at K i n d l e b e r g e r
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WELCOME
w e l C o m e to S u m m e r
i n K i n d l e b e r g e r !
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F e S t i va l C o m m i t t e e
Co-Chairs
Dennis Durham
Karen Heasley
Performing Arts
Terese Banner
“Rock the Park!”
Jodi Heaney
Parade
Abby Elkins
Children’s Area
Tracy Ican
But that’s not all! On Festival Saturday, July 10, we offer a
Car Show, Arts and Crafts Bazaar, a Parade, a 5K run/walk,
wonderful food vendors and lots of exciting activities for
kids of all ages. New this year are “Rock the Park!” (local
rock bands playing throughout the day), and a farmer’s
market. Truly something for everyone.
5K Race/Walk
Chris Lampen-Crowell
Arts and Crafts
Karen Heasley
Farmer’s Market
Diane Bogren
Car Show
Dennis Durham
NonProfit Vendors
MaryLou DeGraw
Also, a Reunion for KVP employees will be held in the
Parchment Community Library on Sunday, the 11th at
1pm. The next day , Monday , the 12th, we welcome
the wonderful Kalamazoo Concert Band to The Stage
to provide a rousing musical performance to close our
Festival schedule.
Publicity
Kris Jordan
Website
Wendy Fleckenstein
Kelly White
The Kindleberger Arts Commission has planned a great
lineup of events: The Stage at Kindleberger will be a
busy spot this year with Sunday evening performances
of vibrant, live music (the lineup and dates are listed
elsewhere in this program) and several performances of
both “Seussical the Musical” and “Cinderella: A Dream
Come True”.
Su mm er ConCert Seri eS
It’s hard to imagine, but this is the 29th year of the
Kindleberger Summer Festival of the Performing Arts!
The Summer of 2010 will be HOT in the Park, with a long
list of events and performances designed to help you and
your family get the most entertainment value available.
Remember, ALL PERFORMANCES ARE FREE! The lineup is
better than ever, so make plans now to attend all of these
fine events.
Sound
Jim Steele
Concessions
Parchment Band Boosters
Talent Committee
Dan DeGraw
Rob Heasley
Don Banner
Join Kindleberger Arts on:
Please recall that our many sponsors, advertisers, donors,
and volunteers are the backbone of the Festival and Stage!
Rob Heasley
Mayor
The City of Parchment
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t h e S ta g e at
Kindleberger
2 0 1 0 K i n d l e b e r g e r S u m m e r F e S t i va l
o F t h e P e r Fo r m i n g a r tS
2010 Summer Concert Series
Sundays at 6:30pm
Kindleberger Park, Parchment, MI
Schedule of Events
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The Sinatra Sound
Frank Sinatra Tribute
5:30pm
Cinderella: A Dream Come True Youth Production
The Stage at Kindleberger
7:00pm
SEUSSICAL THE MUSICAL – Family Musical
june 27
The Bronk Bros.
Country, Rock
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5:30pm
Otsego Jazz Ensemble
Jazz, Swing
7:00pm
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33rd Street Band
Big Horn, Jazz, Rock and Roll
Cinderella: A Dream Come True – Youth Production
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5:30pm
Cinderella: A Dream Come True – Youth Production
Zion Lion Reggae Band
Reggae, Zouk, Soukous, Afro-Latin
7:00pm
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Voices of Freedom
Patriotic, Americana Vocal
7:00am
Boy Scout Pancake Breakfast
Kindleberger Park
8:00am
Free ½ Mile Kids Run
Kindleberger Park
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8:30am
5K Run/Fitness Walk
Kindleberger Park
9am-2pm
Farmer’s Market
Kindleberger Park
9am-2pm
Cruisin’ Car Show
Kindleberger Park
9am-4pm
Arts & Crafts Show
Kindleberger Park
9am-3pm
Friends of the Library Book Sale
Parchment Community Library
9am-4pm
Garden Club Sale
Kindleberger Park
10:00am
Festival Parade
Downtown Parchment
11am-2pm
Children’s Area Activities
Kindleberger Park
11am-3pm
Rock the Park! Concert Event
4:30pm
Cinderella: A Dream Come True
6:00pm
SEUSSICAL THE MUSICAL
8:00pm
Street Dance
Lower Kindleberger Park
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The String Doctors
Ethnic, Folk
august 22
Out of Favor Boys
Blues, Funk, Soul
august 29
“Shout!” a Beatles Tribute
Tribute to the Fab Four
Rain Site for Concert Series
Parchment Middle School
307 N. Riverview Dr.
Visit www.kindleberger.org
for more information!
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1pm-4pm
KVP Company Reunion
4:30pm
Cinderella: A Dream Come True
6:00pm
SEUSSICAL THE MUSICAL
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8:00pm
Kalamazoo Concert Band
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ACknOWLEdgEMEnts
a C K n o w l e d g m e n tS & v o l u n t e e r S –
o u r m a n y t h a n K S !
St. Ambrose Church
Haven Reformed Church
New Day Community Church
North Park Christian Reformed
Church
Parchment Lutheran Church of
the Savior
Parchment United Methodist
Church
Spring Valley Wesleyan Church
St Martin of Tours Episcopal
Church
Kristy Mattern
Parchment School District
Amy DeYoung
Parchment Public Works and
Public Safety
event Photography:
Paul Banner
Mary Lou DeGraw
Rob Heasley
Rick Holcomb
Tom Wolf
graphic design:
Sherry and Andy Woodstock
Parchment Stars Dance!
event booklet
Rick Holcomb
Rock the Park!
Poster artwork
Chris Honeysett
Parchment Stars Dance!
Poster and Tickets
Sue Severeid
Festival event booklet
Dennis Durham,
Parchment City Manager
Wendy Gaul, John Frakes,
Curtis Flowers
Parchment City Hall
Life EMS Ambulance
Kalamazoo County Health Dept.
Republic Waste
Rose Pest Control
Promotion Concepts
Boy Scouts of America Troop 218
Plainwell Ice Cream
Public Media Network
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Parchment Educational Office
Personnel Association (P.E.O.P.A.)
Parchment Educational
Association (P.E.A.)
Missy Humphries
Anna Humphries
Paula Humphries
Carol Cushman
Zachary Cushman
Asa Davis
Julie Davis
Braeden Davis
Reed Davis
Joey Walls
Nolan Banner
Don Banner
Terese Banner
Jodan Louden
Amy Triplett
Zak Triplett
Alan Oxhandler
Michael Scheck
Nicole Berish
Jan Watson
Carol Bouabdellaoui
Kelly Peters
Ben Alexander
Sally Alexander
Jo Kurbis
Diane Bogren
Gill Wheelright
Kathy Bowerman
Heidi Durham
Rob, Jon, Alan, Julie, Amie,
Sydney & Mackay Heasley
Molly & Tom Andrews
Sue VanEyk
Ralph Herrick
Stephanie Grathwol
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29 yearS oF
F e S t i va l P l ay S
19 8 2 Livin’ De Life
19 8 3 Don Quixote of La Mancha
19 8 4 Reynard the Fox
19 8 5 The Music Man
19 8 6 The Wizard of Oz
19 8 7 Fiddler on the Roof
19 8 8 Barnum
19 8 9 Camelot
19 9 0 Robber Bridegroom
Charlotte’s Web
(Children’s Play introduced)
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Brigadoon
Dr. Doolittle
19 9 2 Oklahoma!
The Hobbit
19 9 3 Bye Bye Birdie
Alice in Wonderland
19 9 4 Once Upon a Mattress
A Festival of Fairytales
19 9 5 South Pacific
The Trial of Goldilocks
19 9 6 Guys and Dolls
Stuart Little
19 9 7 Pirates of Penzance
Peter Pan
19 9 8 The King and I
James and The Giant Peach
19 9 9 Joseph and the Amazing
Technicolor Dreamcoat
The Wind in the Willows
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2 0 0 0 Lil’ Abner
Golliwhoppers
2 0 0 1 Grease
Robin Hood
2 0 0 2 Oliver!
Really Rosie
2 0 0 3 Into the Woods
Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland
2 0 0 4 Seven Brides for Seven Brothers
Wiley and the Hairy Man
2 0 0 5 Once Upon a Mattress
The Emperor’s New Clothes
2 0 0 6 You’re a Good Man Charlie Brown
The Three Musketeers
2 0 07 Songs For a New World
Disney’s High School Musical
2 0 0 8 Pirates of Penzance
Where the Wild Things Are
2 0 0 9 State Fair
The Secret Garden
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For one night only! Ol’ Blue Eyes at The Stage! Mr. Tom Stawarz performs a fabulous tribute
to the Chairman of the Board, Frank Sinatra! Tommy has been a Metro Detroiter since 1955. His
appreciation of Frank Sinatra and Big Band music, particularly The Nelson Riddle Orchestra, stems
from his many years as an accomplished drummer. He discovered his vocal ability singing a variety
of artists at karaoke venues in the Detroit area. As other patrons would exclaim “Frank’s here!”
he decided to focus his talents on Frank Sinatra. Although he doesn’t bill himself as a look-alike,
the voice is unmistakably Frank. When Tommy appears on stage, in his signature tuxedo, everyone
has a good time. His business card says it all, “The Good Times Are Back”.
For his appearance at The Stage, Tommy is paired with Dave “Kooj” Kugat on saxophone. Dave began his musical
career in 1982 working in various professional bands performing oldies, rock and roll, Top 40 and other music styles.
In 2006, Dave began his own tribute career as “Boots Randolph” which allowed him to show off his saxophone skills.
He and his wife have created the tribute company, Michigan Tributes, featuring a variety of tribute acts.
{ www.salutetothesuperstars.com } { www.saxappealentertainment.com }
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The Bronk Bros, fronted by the brother duo of Heath and Brian Bronk, began their music journey in
1997. They best describe their show as a “Rockin’ Hillbilly Extravaganza”—an out of control, pedalto-the-metal, in-your-face musical journey. The duo uses a mixture of classic country, new country,
and classic rock to create their own original music and sound.
The Bronk Bros have opened shows for new country artists like Phil Vassar, Dierks Bentley, and
Chris Cagle as well as veteran hit makers like Colin Raye, Mark Chesnutt, Tracy Byrd, Joe Diffie,
and the legendary Oak Ridge Boys. In May, 2008, the Bronk Bros high-energy show culminated in
an opening slot for LeAnn Rimes and the legendary Kenny Chesney at a sold-out Van Andel Arena in Grand Rapids.
The brothers are backed on stage by a rhythm section that has played in bands together for six years: bassist Woody
T. Bridges, drummer John “Dutch” Fulling, and most recent addition lead guitarist T-Rex Bell.
{ www.thebronkbros.com } { www.myspace.com/thebronkbros }
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Otsego Jazz Ensemble is an 18-piece swing band from Otsego, Michigan. They’ve been performing
for concerts, fund raisers, and celebrations of all sorts in Southwest Michigan since 1986,
celebrating their 20th Anniversary in 2006! Popular musical entertainment among the Band Festival
circuit, this band has performed in Western Michigan University’s Big Band Festival, Allegan Jazz
Festival, and the annual “The Battle of the Big Bands”. The first event debuted at the Kalamazoo
Radisson Hotel on March 9, 2002. AND... they did it again in May 2007 at WMU’s Bernhard Center.
Dr. Barry Ross, formerly the Kalamazoo Symphony’s Concertmaster, was their guest soloist,
performing “Summertime,” “Love is Here to Stay,” and his signature “Orange Blossom Special.” More recently,
the OJE participated in Kalamazoo’s Fete de la Musique in 2008.
{ http://www.oje.nu }
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6:30Pm
The 33rd Street Band, LLC, is a diverse group of seasoned musicians who share a love of the
timeless music of the great horn bands. Each member brings his unique background to the music
to make a unified wall of sound. The band’s founder, Steve VerMeulen, envisioned a big showband
with a “killer horn section”. In early 2003 the band came together in the basement of Steve’s house
and started playing the music of Chicago, Blood, Sweat and Tears, The Ides of March, Lighthouse,
and The Blues Brothers. The band continues to expand its musical selections to include tunes
from Van Morrison, James Brown, Stevie Wonder, The Buckinghams, Joe Cocker, Tower of Power,
Average White Band, Santana, The Hollies, many Motown hits and blues tunes and much more. The band performs at
many festivals, private parties, corporate events, conventions, fundraisers, city concerts, and night clubs throughout
the Midwest region. { www.33rdstreetband.com }
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Zion Lion is a combination of several bands from the Kalamazoo area that crossed each others
path along the way and decided to form what we believe to be the right mix of reggae, African
zoukus, mucosa, Afro- Latin, calypso, and soca influences. Some of the members have had the
honor of opening and sharing the stage with local, national and international reggae artists such
as Freddie McGreggor, Pato Batun, Winston Jarrett, Culture, Beenie Man, Lucky Dube, and Mikey
Dread. These musicians have played in small clubs to large cultural festivals including Harmony
Festival, Kalamazoo Island Festival, Kalamazoo Black Arts Festival, Grand Rapids Caribbean
Festival, Muskegon Summer Festival, Louisville Reggae Festival and Rock Island Caribbean Festival to name a few.
The band members are, founding member Preston Moore (drums), Myra Atkinson, (steel pan and lead vocals),
Dennis McCurrine (bass), Preston Kizer-Moore (keyboard, vocal), Antonio Santos (guitar), Assane Dia (djembe’, vocal).
When you hear the music from Zion Lion, you will have an experience as the title cut from their first CD says,
“IRIE FEELING”. { www.zionlionreggaeband.com }
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Voices of Freedom is a semi-professional, eight-part, acapella vocal ensemble, specializing in
the performance of Patriotic and Americana music. The group is comprised of Christian men and
women who share a love for our country. Each member feels that he or she can express their pride
as Americans by singing about our great land.
Members of this choral group hail from the Grand Rapids, MI area. They have performed in a
variety of venues including the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Museum, Frederick Meijer Gardens,
The VanAndel Arena, National Guard Conventions, the State Legislature in Lansing, Grand Rapids
Festival of the Arts, and numerous sporting events such as Whitecaps baseball and MSU Spartan basketball games.
During the Christmas season, they also specialize in performing rich, eight-part, acapella Christmas music.
The ensemble has been in existence for over seven years. { www.voicesoffreedom.org }
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The String Doctors – A new group with a few very familiar faces. Joel Mabus and Ray Kamalay
have held forth on the Michigan scene for many years. They’ve traveled to Canada and Europe to
play some of the most prestigious festivals, including Edinburgh, Vancouver and the Philadelphia
Folk Festival. The Village Voice said, “...I thought I’d gone to Heaven when Ray Kamalay and Joel
Mabus, a guitar duo from Lansing, Michigan, rode high, hard and handsome, dueling their swing
guitars.” Now they are joined by two talented fellows who have gathered kudos of their own. Dave
Mosher started with The Deadbeat Society, playing guitar, mandolin, fiddle and a fine singer as
well. He worked on recording projects with such notables as the Raisinpickers and Kitty Donohoe, and was named
“Country Instrumentalist of the Year” at the 2007 Detroit Music Awards. Dave Rosin brings up the bottom on bass. In
the early years Dave studied with some of the very best, including Peter Dominguez and Rodney Whitaker. Dave has
performed and recorded with many great artists, including Branford Marsalis, Wycliff Gordon and Barry Harris. These
four talents are The String Doctors, who bring a new kind of country swing, for your dancing and listening pleasure!
{ www.raykamalay.com }
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Formed in August 2003, the Out of Favor Boys have quickly become known as one of Kalamazoo’s
most entertaining bands. Shortly after coming together, the sextet quickly found success, winning
the KVBA Blues Competition in November, earning the right to go to Memphis, Tennessee to
compete in the 2004 International Blues Contest. Since then, the Out of Favor Boys have been
steadily increasing their already diverse repertoire of Blues, Funk, and Soul, playing out regularly
and taking over large stages at festivals throughout Southwest Michigan. Band members include
Mike Porter, Tim Brouhard, Tony Sproul, Joel Krauss, and Dan Ouellette.
Featuring the brilliance of a Hammond C3 organ and blazing saxophone lines, the six-piece band brings incredible
energy wherever they play. Their high-energy sets not only feature their own original songs, but also covers from
Contemporary acts like Tommy Castro and Tab Benoit and Traditional favorites like Albert Collins and BB King. The
Out of Favor Boys can put on a show enjoyed by both Traditional and Contemporary Blues lovers.
{ www.outoffavorboys.com }
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Making their fourth appearance at The Stage at Kindleberger…”SHOUT!”. Since its inception in
February of 1996, the band has made a quick and decisive rise to fame. Many attribute the band’s
popularity to its polished vocals, attention to detail in both performance and persona, and the
evident chemistry between its members. Whatever the cause, “SHOUT”’s celebrity shows no
sign of slowing down. And you know that can’t be bad.
Sought out for its memorable performances, “SHOUT!” has appeared at several Detroit radio
station events. The group has even opened for well-known bands like Jefferson Starship, The
Lovin’ Spoonful, and even Mitch Ryder. “SHOUT”’s triumph at the Beatlefest Battle of the Beatle Bands in Chicago
two years in a row provides testament to the group’s stimulating reproduction of the famed British rock group.
A recent tour of Wisconsin had Beatle lovers dancing in the aisles at every venue they played!.
“Shout!” Band Members: Greg Gersabeck (John Lennon), Jim Wilcox (George Harrison), John Manier (Paul
McCartney), and Kevin Kogut (Ringo Starr). { www.shouttribute.com }
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f A M i Ly M u s i C A L
Music by
Lyrics by
Book by
Co-Conceived By
Based on the Works of
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Stephen Flaherty
Lynn Ahrens
Lynn Ahrens and Stephen Flaherty
Lynn Ahrens, Stephen Flaherty,
Eric Idle
Dr. Seuss
ProduCtion team
Synopsis
The story centers around Horton the
Elephant, who finds himself faced
with a double challenge--not only
must he protect his tiny friend Jojo
(and all the invisible Whos) from a
world of naysayers and dangers, but
he must guard an abandoned egg,
left to his care by the irresponsible
Mayzie La Bird. Although Horton
faces ridicule, danger, kidnapping
and a trial, the intrepid Gertrude
McFuzz never loses faith in him,
the only one who recognizes “his
kind and his powerful heart.”
Ultimately, the powers of friendship,
loyalty, family and community are
challenged and emerge triumphant,
in a story that makes you laugh
and cry.
Director
Vocal Direction
Choreography
Costumes
Set Design & Scenic Artist
Sound
Stage Manager
CaSt oF “SeuSSiCal th e muSiCal“
Cat in the Hat
JoJo
Horton the Elephant
Gertrude
Mayzie La Bird
Sour Kangaroo
The Bird Girls
The Wickersham Brothers
Thing One and Thing Two
Mr. Mayor
Mrs. Mayor
Vlad Vladikoff
The Whos
p e r fo r m a n c e
d at e s & t i m e s
Wednesday, July 7
Thursday, July 8
Friday, July 9
Saturday, July 10
Sunday, July 11
7pm
7pm
7pm
6pm
6pm
In Case of Rain: Parchment Middle School,
307 N. Riverview Drive
SEUSSICAL-THEATRE YOUNG AUDIENCES Is
presented through special arrangement with
Music Theatre International (MTI). All authorized
performance materials are also supplied by MTI.
421 West 54th Street, New York, NY 10019
212.541.4684 Fax: 212.397.4684
www.MTIShows.com
Ken Holda
Julie Davis
Anthony J. Hamilton
Robert Jordan
Greg Laux
Joseph R Wall
Kelly DiPisa-Peters
Justin Dumois
Autumn Cornelius
Matt Shabala
Natalie Dalm
Jen Lindsay
Catrina Brooks
Katie Hoekstra
Kelly White
Hannah Wiest
Chad Campbell
Christian Neal
Ryan Singleton
Amy Dunham
Carrie Phillips
Don Banner
Terese Banner
Ella Ledbetter-Newton
Alissa Britigan
Braeden Davis
Helen Davis
Courtney Frisbie
Ella Ledbetter-Newton
Connie Lindon
Leslie Maston
Linda White
musical numbers
Oh, The Thinks You Can Think!
Horton Hears a Who
Biggest Blame Fool
Here on Who
How to Raise a Child
It’s Possible
Alone in the Universe
The One Feather Tail of
Miss Gertrude McFuzz
Amayzing Mayzie
Monkey Around
Chasing the Whos
Notice Me, Horton
How Lucky You Are
Horton Sits on the Egg
Egg, Nest and Tree
Mayzie in Palm Beach
Amayzing Horton
Solla Solew
All for You
The People Versus
Horton the Elephant
Oh, The Thinks You Can Think! (Finale)
Special thanks:
Mike Foye, Dave Noyes, Fred Colgren, Jody Badalamenti, Center Stage Theatre, Ben Aldrich, Terese Banner, Don Banner, Cece Weeks, Asa
Davis, Donna McKenna, Pam Newhouse, Marilyn Thornburg, Todd Sonnevil, St. Ambrose Church , and Portage Northern Middle School.
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Cinderella: a dream Come true
Written by Kristi Cunningham
Produced by special arrangements with Eldridge Publishing Co
Cast list
Synopsis
A classic re-telling of the ragsto-riches fairytale of a young
girl forced to live with her cruel
stepmother and her equally cruel
daughters. Cinderella’s kind
and gentle nature, despite her
surroundings, makes her a favorite
with the three feisty mice who
have also taken up residence in
the house. Meanwhile, in another
part of the kingdom, a somewhat
childlike King and his Queen
are zealous in their pursuit of
grandchildren. A ball is the thing
wherein they’ll capture a daughterin-law and make a grandfather of
the King. Rest assured, they will
get no help from their son, who is
more interested in traveling than
finding a wife. Throw in a forgetful
Fairy Godmother, a tired dog, and
higglety-pigglety-hobblety-hoy, it is
an afternoon of classic fairytale fun!
Jacques (Court Jester And Storyteller)
Madame Renaud (Stepmother)
Cinderella (Ella)
Odette (Stepsister)
Adelaide (Stepsister)
Algernon (Faithful, yet sleepy Canine)
Remi (Mouse)
Collette (Mouse)
Anouk (Oldest Mouse)
Herald (Royal Emissary, News Bearer)
King Henri
Queen Isabella
Bernard (Beleaguered Servant)
Philippe (Prince)
Fairy Godmother
Emillienne (Princess Wannabe)
Genevieve (Princess Wannabe)
Olivie (Princess Wannabe)
Antoinette (Servant At The Palace)
Child Ella / Marie
Monsieur Renaud / Minister
Villager 1 and Francois Lefevre
Villlager 2 and Cometess Dubois
Villlager 3 and Mademoiselle Dubois
Villager 4 and Cecilia Du Champe
Villager 5 and Baron Du Champe
Villlager 6 and Madame Lefevre
Villager 7 and Baroness Du Champe
Village Boys 1 and Pages
Village Girls 2
Production team
Director
Production Assistants
Casting Assistants
Ball Choreography
p e r fo r m a n c e
d at e s & t i m e s
Wednesday, July 7
Thursday, July 8
Friday, July 9
Saturday, July 10
Sunday, July 11
Costume Head
5:30pm
5:30pm
5:30pm
4:30pm
4:30pm
In Case of Rain: Parchment Middle School,
Rowyn Wilke
Madison Russon
Jaidyn Kynaston
Kristin McAfee
Laurel Jordan
Micayla Marsman
Genevieve Nicolow
Kadie Alpers
Olivia Stafford
Paula Humphries
Ethan Laymon
Lauren Ross
Nathaniel Martin
Max Offerman
Sara Bliesener
Madelaine Martin
Emily Hammel
Hannah Blair
Anna Janz
Celora Blair
Zak Triplett
Ryann Stutz
Tara Ramsey
Katie Kooiker
Alexis Bell
Hunter Neville
Lydia Blair
Cia Elder
Christopher Hybels
Nathan Alpers
Anna Humphries
Maci Eldridge
Costumes
Props
Costumes, Painting
Set Design & Scenic Artist
Sound
Sandra Hoffbeck
Makayla Tipken
Lissa Weaver
Sue Dekoekkoek
Hanna Hoffbeck
Christine Lutes
Bethany Lutes
Hanna Hoffbeck
Jillian Jones
Lorri Ross
Dawn McAfee
Becky Russon
Marsia Labon
Amy Curtis
Anna Janz
Greg Laux
Joseph R Wall
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K i n d l e b e r g e r F e S t i va l
a r t S & C r a F t S S h o w !
Saturday, July 10, 10am
Celebrating years of tradition, The Kindleberger Summer
Festival Parade returns to the streets of downtown
Parchment! The parade route runs along Riverview Drive
coming from G Ave, around the library to Maple St, and
ends at the United Methodist Church. Everyone loves a
parade, spectators “stake out” their claim early, bring your
camera!
The 2010 Kindleberger Parade line up begins at 9:30am
in the St. Ambrose and Central Elementary parking lots.
Parade begins at 10am.
Saturday, July 10, 9am-4pm
A Kindleberger Summer Festival perennial favorite, the
2009 Art and Crafts Show features handmade, one of a
kind original works, created by artisans and craftspeople
throughout Michigan and beyond. Artists are accepted in
a wide variety of media, from woodworking to jewelry,
paintings to photography. Come, Browse, Shop, Buy!
Fair takes place in Kindleberger Park, on Saturday, July
10th from 9:00AM through 4:00PM.
Pa r a d e g r a n d m a r S h a l
t i m b o u r g e o i S !
The Chief Retires!
It’s quite common these days to hear
talk of “giving back” to one’s school,
church or community, but it’s quite a
rare thing when a person dedicates
much of his valuable free time to
his community. Retiring Parchment
Fire Chief Tim Bourgeois has been
giving back to Parchment for 34 years. That’s years of
midnight fire calls, months of training exercises and all of
the attendant administrative duties. Tim has answered
the call of his community faithfully for all these years,
while working full time at one of the busiest jobs around:
Kalamazoo Township Chief of Police. This is why the
Festival Committee has chosen Mr. Bourgeois as the 2010
Grand Marshal!
Thanks, Tim for your service, and the years of your careful
stewardship of our wonderful Fire Department!
1 S t a n n u a l Fa r m e r ' S
m a r K e t !
Kindleberger Park, Saturday, July 10, 9am-2pm
Purchase the bounty of early summer crops at the
Kindleberger Park Farmer’s Market! The Festival
Committee is excited to grow this event from seedling
in 2010 to a robust crop of vendor booths in future
years! Thank you to Chairperson Diane Bogren for her
enthusiastic determination in bringing this family-friendly
activity to the Festival schedule of events!
Rob Heasley
Mayor
Sponsored by
Suburban Pharmacy
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Saturday, July 10th, 9am – 2pm
The Kindleberger Crusin’ Car Show is a feature event on
Festival Day, Saturday July 10. Enjoy viewing the vintage
automobiles, hot-rods and classic cars in Kindleberger
Park, all competing for prizes!
Awards and Trophies to be presented: A panel of judges
including Parchment Mayor Rob Heasley will be awarding
trophies in a variety of categories!
Special thanks to Stan Bowers and Promotion Concepts.
Thank you to our sponsor, State Farm, Ty Kelley, Agent
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5 K r a C e / F i t n e S S wa l K
Saturday, July 10, 8am
Start your Festival celebration with a 5K run or fitness
walk, or the ½ Mile Kid’s Fun Run! The annual run has
become an integral part of the Kindleberger Summer
Festival as hundreds of participants at all levels and
abilities join this invigorating event! The 5K Race/Walk
course winds through the tree-lined streets of the City of
Parchment, bringing runners and walkers back to the finish
line in lovely Kindleberger Park where participants can
enjoy more of the Festival Day activities!
Start time for Kid’s Fun Run is 8am, must be 11 yrs or
younger, and the 5K Run/Fitness Walk begins at 8:30am.
Events begin at corner of Orient and Park Ave.
Thank you to our Race sponsors: Gazelle Sports,
Parchment Family Practice, Frontier Renewal, Hardings
Friendly Markets, Gordon Water Supply.
Sponsored by
TY KELLEY
Sponsored by
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aCtiviti eS
boy SCout
Pa n C a K e b r e a K FaS t
Saturday, July 10 at 7:00 am
The Kindleberger Summer Festival provides fun for
everyone in the family – even the youngest members!
Fun for children of all ages! Activities include:
The Parchment Boy Scout troop will serve ALL-YOU-CANEAT PANCAKES in Kindleberger Park along with sausage,
orange juice, milk or coffee. $5 for adults and $3 for ages
12 and under. Tickets are available through any Parchment
Boy Scout or at the event that morning.
n Dino bouncer
n Pony Rides
n Kalamazoo Air Zoo
n Kalamazoo Astronomy Club
n Caricaturist
n Balloon Artist/Clown
n Kid’s crafts
n Face Painting
n KSO Instrument Petting Zoo
n Games/Prizes
n Borgess Helmets
n Mural Painting
n Pride Ambulance –
Fingerprinting
n Galesburg 4H Petting Farm
Thank you to Ty Kelley, State Farm Insurance and Gull
Road Meijer for Children’s Area donations!
Sponsored by
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FriendS oF the library
booK Sale
Fo o d v e n d o r S
Festival Day: Saturday, July 10
The Festival offers a wide variety of concessions
and refreshments for your pleasure! Our food
booths are brought to you by many area non-profit
groups in the Parchment community. Enjoy a cool
beverage or grab a quick lunch while enjoying all
the Festival activities!
Early Bird Sale 9:00 to 10:00 AM with $1 admission :
Regular Sale 10:00AM to 3:00PM
Gently used books of all genres, CDs, DVDs, audio tapes,
magazines, etc. for reasonable prices! Proceeds used to
support the many Parchment library programs that benefit
the community, young and old!
In the Lower Level of the Parchment Library
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Vendors at lower Kindleberger Park
Festival Saturday, July 10, 9am-11pm
Hot Dogs, Popcorn, Water and Soft Drinks
Parchment Firefighters Association
Pizza, Pop, and Water
Parchment Rotary Club (until 4pm)
Pie and Ice Cream
Parchment United Methodist Women (until 4pm)
Ice Cream Floats
Nuts and Candy Bars
Parchment Wrestling Club
K i n d l e b e r g e r F e s t i va l
Str eet dance
Festival Day: Saturday, July 10, 8pm – 11pm
Wrap up an exciting day at the Kindleberger Festival by
dancing the night away to beat of popular dance music,
provided by DJ Brian Molony! Music for all ages, the
fun takes place in the lower park, behind Parchment
Community Library and National City Bank.
Vendors at Kindleberger Park
Play Performances, Wed, July 7-Sun, July 11
Popcorn, Water, and Soft Drinks
Parchment Firefighters Assoc.
Hamburgers, Hot Dogs, Chips and Pop
Parchment Cub Scouts Pack 218
Plainwell Ice Cream Cones
Kindleberger Arts Commission
Nuts and Candy Bars
Parchment Wrestling Club
Ice Cream Floats
Vendors at “Rock The Park” Concert Event
Sat. July 10, 11am-3pm
Ice Cream Floats
Hamburgers, Hot Dogs, Chips and Pop
Parchment Cub Scouts Pack 218
Other Non Profit Vendor Booths at Festival
Parchment School District
Parchment Schools Foundation
Parchment Rocket Football
Kalamazoo River Valley Trail
Girls Scouts Heart of Michigan
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fEstivAL COnCErts
r o C K t h e Pa r K !
F e S t i va l d ay C o n C e r t
e v e n t !
Get your heART pumping for all kinds of Festival fun at the
Rock the Park! Four young, energetic bands will play The
Stage in Kindleberger Park! All events are FREE, a concert
you don’t want to miss, it’s going to be off the hinges!
Lost Cause is back for a 2nd year to The Stage!
This hometown rock group features Parchment
High School students Alex Gibson, guitarist and
lead vocals, Evan Dexter on drums, & Doug Jury,
bass guitarist, playing original songs! Their music spans
the rock genre, from songs with a punk feel to alternative
rock and edgy contemporary pop. Lost Cause began with
a school talent show in ‘08 and they haven’t looked back,
playing a variety of music along the way-including covers
of The Animals, Fall Out Boy, Sum 41, The White Stripes,
and Franz Ferdinand. Their youthful energy has also
been directed into a number of original
compositions. You can look forward
to some good music, and a good time!
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Please Promise. In February of 2008, Please
Promise hit the music scene harder and with
more energy than anyone expected from this
young local band hailing from Kalamazoo, MI. From their
love of playing music, writing music, and going to shows,
the boys pull from influences such as Relient K, Four Year
Strong, New Found Glory, and Dashboard Confessional.
Please Promise constantly strives for musical perfection,
and always delivers an emotional and energy driven live
show. Please Promise features Josh Pruis (drums and
effects), Jeremy Pruis (bass guitar and vocals), and AJ
Pruis (guitar and lead vocals). The three brothers find their
inspiration for their music from the people they meet, the
people they love, and the peace, hope, and love they find
through Jesus Christ. Please Promise released their debut
album, “Run.Run.” in Spring 2009.
{ www.myspace.com/pleasepromise }
{ www.facebook.com/pleasepromise }
{ www.facebook.com/lostcause }
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fEstivAL COnCErts
DUNKTANK This group of local music veterans
began to take shape three years ago when Mike
Hallam, aka Ca$h (Lead Vocals, Acoustic guitar),
returned to Kalamazoo from Arizona, where he hooked up
with friends Jamie Dennison (Bass, backing vocals) and
Rob Seth (Lead guitar), with thoughts of forming a band.
They went to work writing tracks in Seth’s basement
studio dubbed “The Seth Lab”. The band considers their
style of music as “melodic, groovy hard rock”, Denison
described. “We like it to be heavy enough for the guys and
groovy enough for the girls”. He explains exactly where
DUNKTANK falls in the range of rock music – somewhere
between the Goo Goo Dolls and a Swedish death-metal
group. The group recently welcomed its newest member,
Adam Harrington, drummer extraordinaire. Dunktank
released its first CD, self-titled DUNKTANK, in 2009.
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Kal ama zoo ConCert ban d
Monday, July 12 at 8PM
As the traditional closing musical performance of
the Kindleberger Summer Festival, we welcome the
Kalamazoo Concert Band for the 2010 season! The KCB
is comprised of over 100 adults from the southwestern
Michigan area who will provide a lively mix of concert
and symphonic music! Join us for a relaxing evening
in beautiful Kindleberger Park, bring your lawn chair
or blanket, picnic dinners highly recommended!
{ www.kalamazoosymphony.com }
In Case of Rain: Haven Church, 5350 Sprinkle Road
{ www.myspace.com/DUNKTANKBAND }
We Know Jackson returns to The Stage for an
encore! With fast fingers and a velvet voice is
Chris Janowiak on keyboards and lead vocals.
Providing the low-end foundation on the electric bass
is Isaac Hansen. Layin’ down the beats behind the drum
kit is Hayes Greer. Both Isaac and Hayes add a sound
unmatched by any other group with their clever backing
vocals. Chris and Isaac formed WKJ in January 2007 and
followed with the addition of Hayes in 2010. Although
classified as a pop/rock band, the influences heard in
We Know Jackson’s music range from Stevie Wonder to
Phish, Miles Davis to Hanson, Jon McLaughlin to Jason
Mraz, and everything in between. Due to this eclectic
blend of influences, there is always a fresh and exciting
spontaneity to their music. You may be asking yourself,
“who’s Jackson?”. Come experience a WKJ show and you
and your friends will be able to say, “We Know Jackson!”
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{ www.myspace.com/weknowjackson! }
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2010 MEMbEr dOnOrs
We thank our many member donors for their invaluable support
of the Kindleberger Arts summer entertainment programs! Our
Festival and Concert Series could not happen without the generous
giving of our faithful patrons. Their steadfast charity provides
evidence that the Parchment community does indeed have heART!
m aj o r Sponso rs
Gazelle Sports, Parchment Family Practice, Hearing Svs and Systems,
What’s New, State Farm, People Power Productions, Workspace Solutions.
i n -Kin d Sponso rs
Hardings, Gordon Water, WWMT, Gazette, Promotion Concepts, Honeysett
Design, Consort Group, Plainwell Ice Cream, Gull Road Cinema, KeyBoard
World, Riverside Florists, Tudor House Tea.
pr esenting Sponso r s
gold member
Tom & Molly Andrews
Terri Beattie
Tim & Debbie Bickings
Roann Bonney & Bryan Zocher
Linda Buddemeier
Butler, Durham, & Toweson
Barb & Michael Digon
Ron & Mary Ann Fleckenstein
Kathleen Griffin & Tom Stegink
Rob & Karen Heasley
Robert & June Heasley
Tom, Kris, Maria, & Laurel Jordan
Kalamazoo Oil Company
M&W Tailor Shop
Ruth Moser
Terry & Gail Nelson
Judy & Steve Nevala
Paul & Tina Orley
Pzizer Matching Gift
Charlotte Sonnevil
Susan Sonnevil
Bill Spooner
John & Lynn Tecca
Zocher Matching Gift
Silver member
Eric & Sally Alexander
Daisy Bielski
Carole Birch
Robert D Britigan, Jr
The Burghdoff Family
Dan & Nancie Closson
Joe & Kathy Creek
Dan & Mary Lou DeGraw
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Stephanie Grathwol
Randy & Amy Hanson
Matt & Mary Hentschl Early
Mark & Cheryl Jenness
Tamara Jensen
Scott Karaptian & family
Bob & Nancy Klesert
Steve & Nannette Kokmeyer
John & Robin Madaras
Martin Spring & Drive
Bill & Jeannette Maxey
Jamey Renwick
Todd Sonnevil
Delores Webb
Stephanie & Robert Winter
Eugene & Vivian Wood
bronze member
Lois Adams
Lawrence Allen
Patti Andrea
Tom & Cheryl Balmer
Benjamin Banner
John Banner
Nolan Banner
Jean Bielski
Michael Bielski
Evelyn Bradfield
George & Mary Brooks
Max & Marjorie Brunner
Robin Burgamy
Teresa Campbell
Joe & Elizabeth Chadderdon
Karlean Clifford
Dennis & Shauna Collison
Dianne Daniel
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Russell & Beverly DeBoer
Cheryl DeHaan
Grace Demi
Lynne & Val Dinval
Esther Drenth
Herman & Trynie Ebbers
Faupel Family
Sue Ferguson
Sharon Fisher
Wendy Fleckenstein & family
Fred Frederick
Kristin Gollard
Kelly Gonzalez
Sarah Gosline
Rick Green
Greg and Jerry’s Dental Ventures
Sandy Guba
Kares Hanley
Ronald Harrell
Max & Ann Hauserman
Ralph, Billie, & Sherrie Herrick
Patricia Hogoboom
Kathy Houtman
Eric & Cynthia Jeska
Daniel Joza
Patricia Keiser
Dawn Kemp
Shirley Kishpaugh
R A Knapp
Tom & Mary Knechtel
Marilyn Kribs
B Alene Markillie
Mark Markillie
Donald & Betty Mattingly
Barbara Mauer
Joe & Barb McAllister
Elizabeth McDonald
Beth Molnar
Matt Nevala & family
Clyde & Helen Norris
Scott & Laura Oliver
Carol & Pat Pearson
William & Robin Perrault
Mike Peters
Steve & Robin Pollens
Carl Rimmke
Fred Schaff
James & Kristi Schutter
Audrey Sell
Brian & Amy Sell
Jeffrey & Judy Smith
Anne Somers
Brian & Karyn Spry & family
Janette Stone
Muriel Stickland
Pat Sweeney
Gene & Frances Therkildsen
Richard VanderMolen
Richard & Betty VanderMolen
John & Claire Vroegop
Bob & Ellie Wagner
Fred, Rochelle, & Haley Wait
Verne Waterman
Kenneth Wood
Sally Yarbrough
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who have dedicated themselves to annual
participation in the Susan G. Komen 3-Day
for the Cure™. In September, we will unite
with thousands of women and men to walk
60 miles in a weekend of hope as we honor
the lives lost and celebrate the survivors of
this terrible disease.
Please help us meet our goal to raise
$8,000. Net proceeds fund innovative global
breast cancer research and local community
programs supporting education, screening
and treatment.
Please stop by our booth or visit kaboobies.org to donate.
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211 S Riverview
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381-8636
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Hours:
M-Th 10-8;
F 10-6; Sat 10-4
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Tudor House Tea
Purveyor of Fine Teas & Gifts
Tea Parties by Reservation
Visit our Open House
during the Kindleberger Fest
Saturday, July 10
10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
230 Glendale Blvd.
Parchment
1 block from the park
(269) 629-4896
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