Closing Ceremony - A Taste of Edmonds

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A Taste
of Edmonds
Friday & Saturday
11 am to 10 pm
Sunday 11 am to 7 pm
Entrance Fee $4 Daily
(12 and under free)
August 14-15-16
Civic Playfield at 310 6th Ave N, Edmonds
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33rd A Taste of Edmonds
Welcome to A Taste of Edmonds
2015!
On behalf of the 430+
members of the Edmonds Chamber
of Commerce, we want to welcome
you to the 33rd annual A Taste of
Edmonds. This is the 3rd largest
festival in the state of Washington and
among the “Top 100 North American
Festivals”. We are delighted you
have decided to spend your weekend
at A Taste of Edmonds.
This weekend is jam packed with
fun for the whole family, check out
the Arts & Crafts Vendors of all
types, Food Vendors from near and
far, a Beer and Wine Garden for the
adults to enjoy, a Kids Area with rides
and entertainment, not to mention 3
Stages of live music entertainment.
Be sure to take advantage of the
free Shuttle Bus Service, park at the
Edmonds-Woodway High School
and be delivered right to the front
gate.
The Taste of Edmonds is not only a
lot of fun but it also helps raise money
for local, non-profit organizations;
each year the Edmonds Chamber is
able to give back more than $16,000!
Last year we had a record $6,600 in
tips that were donated to the Boys
& Girls Club. In addition, funds
from the Taste help the Edmonds
Chamber to produce other community
events such as the 4th of July parade,
Christmas Tree Lighting, Halloween
Trick-or-Treat, Edmonds Classic Car
Show and the David Stern Memorial
Golf Classic which continue to thrill
the 40,000 residents of Edmonds year
after year.
In closing, this event would not
be possible without the incredible
dedication and energy of our A Taste
of Edmonds volunteer committee,
some of whom have shown up
annually since the event began 33
years ago! Having such outstanding
volunteers speaks to the amazing
community we have here in Edmonds.
Enjoy your weekend, be safe and have
“An Edmonds Kind of Day”!
Thank you to our sponsors
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33rd Annual A Taste Of Edmonds
August 14-16, 2015
Friday and Saturday, 11 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Sunday, 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Civic Playfield, 310 6th Ave. N, Edmonds, WA 98020
$4 Daily (12 and under free)
PETS ARE NOT ALLOWED
Call The Edmonds Chamber of Commerce
at (425) 670-1496 or visit A Taste of Edmonds at
Free Shuttle: A Taste of Edmonds makes it easy to visit the Taste by dropping folks off at the
festival entrance on 7th Avenue. Parking and shuttle are FREE! Coldwell Banker Bain Realty
of Edmonds volunteers will guide you to the busses which depart and return to Edmonds
Woodway High School (7600 212th St SW, Edmonds, WA 98026)
every 15 minutes beginning 11am Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
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A Taste of Edmonds starts with
food and plenty of it. At the time
we went to press this with this
program their were 30 unique
vendors offering edibles from the
main entree to desserts impossible
to pass up. Here is just a sample of
what visitors will find:
Bambuza Vietnam Bistro
Honey glazed chicken skewers are easy to
eat at the festival and they go great with
a freshly made spring roll. If you are a
noodle lover try the combo.
Biringer Farm
Northwesterners know that it is not a fair
without a Biringer’s warm scone with
raspberry jam. The only thing you might
want to skip a scone for is the strawberry
shortcake!
Canarino Gelato
Gelato, the Italian word for ice cream
is always churned slow for a thicker
consistency. You might have a hard time
choosing which flavor.
CaribBean Cuisine
It’s island time with Belizean banana
leaf tamales and they are gluten free!
Caribbean rice and beans are also a
favorite, best followed by a coconut
macaroon.
Club Sunglass - Lemonade
There is lemonade and there is the perfect
glass of the best refresher a summer day
demands, which is what you get with this
Taste vendor.
Corn Roasters
Nothing says summer more than a sweet
ear of fresh corn, but these guys have some
great seasonings to add to flavor. These
guys took best side dish at the Taste Off in
2014.
Crepealicious
Put a bit of French flavor in your Taste
experience with a chicken artichoke or
shrimp and scallop crepe. Lots of choices
including the sweet stuff like mixed berry
or chocolate turtle as well.
Curry House
They serve a delectable chicken with rice,
but you may be tempted to go right to their
dessert — elephant ears.
Delicious Asia Grill
A skewer or a comb? Whatever your choice
from the menu, the food is traditional and
sizzling hot. Remember there is always
room for an eggroll.
The Ice Cream Lady has all the fixin’s to
make the best sundaes. We recommend the
brownie hot fudge sundae, having had a
lot of experience devouring them.
Insatiable Cat
Kona Ice
Jeremy Westmoreland
Concessions
Lemongrass Restaurant
It is all the stuff you loved as a kid, and
secretly still do . . . corn dogs, nachos, ice
cold lemonade. Check it out.
Kafe Neo
Owner Sofia knows her Greek, as diners
at her many successful restaurants will
tell you. Try the Gyro and the greek fries.
Horchiata Drink & Fruit Cups
A south of the border treat, these Mexican
style beverages are made with fresh fruit.
Fruit cups are also available.
On a hot day nothing says cold more than
shaved ice with your favorite flavor.
Melody Meats
It is said that they have a taste between
chicken and fish, so you might want to try
these fried frog legs for yourself.
Moonshine BBQ
Beef brisket with all the fixin’s including
corn bread, baked beans and coleslaw
make a stop at Moonshine the full meal
deal. There are also St. Louis style ribs,
brisket chili and potato salad.
Old Fashion Kettle Corn Co
The official scent for any self-respecting
festival has to be Kettle Corn. It also
seems to be the perfect accessory as
almost everyone takes a bag home with
them. Who can resist salty and sweet?
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Serving seasoned and grilled chicken or
pork Satay (meat on skewers), as well
as piping hot noodles.
Lopez Island Ice Cream
With 18 plus flavors of all natural ice
cream, you may have to pace yourself so
you can start with one flavor and visit
later for another. Root beer, orange cream
or cherry Cola floats are also available.
A big THANKS to our service providers!
family and preventative dentistry
NEW LOCATION
improved facility
and new equipment
NEW REASON TO SMILE
NOW ACCEPTING NEW PATIENTS
Known in Edmonds for their waterfront
location is know for their small plates,
flatbreads, and a host of signature dishes.
Deep fried on the spot and served in a little
paper bag, try a Hawaiian donut, and go
for the cream filling!
These pastries pack a punch with beef
and cheese, smoked salmon or vegetable
fillings. You might also want to try the
Cossack — a combination of potatoes
and sausage with a dill sauce.
Pancakes just aren’t for breakfast
anymore. Try the beef, mushroom or onion
pancake with a side of hot and sour soup.
Demetri’s Woodstone Taverna
Hapa Food Company
Kaleenka Piroshky
Complete dental care for the whole family:
City of
Edmonds
• UW graduate with 15 years of experience
• Over 1,000 CE hours
• Fellowship status and certified
• ADA & WSDA member in good standing
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For appointment call 425-778-4445
2322 196th St SW., Ste 200, Lynnwood, WA 98036
Julie Keim
Founder/Owner
More than 70 quality vendors offering original, hand-crafted work
will be selling their works. Choose from jewelry, art, photography,
clothing, pottery, glass, leather items and many other crafts.
KIDZONE
BIG PURPLE SLIDE
Alley
Alley
Playground
FROG ZONE ART
EXPERIENCE
Bell Street
7th Avenue
Kids Booths
Kids
Stage
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Food Booths
WINE GARDEN
Serving:
Bunnell
Naches Heights
Smasne Cellars
St. Josef’s
Newhouse
Serviced by Northwest Cellars
Jeff Boyer
Upland Estates
Uncorked
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Arts & Crafts Booths
Police
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Arts & Crafts Booths
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of Edmond
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Information / Lost Children Booth
Programs
ATM
Zero Waste Station (for food waste)
Serviced by Sound Disposal and
WSU Sno. Co .Extension Sustainable
Community Stewards
Red Gate
Entrance
Yellow Gate Entrance
FOOD
ATM
Grandstands
Main Stage
Tables
Sponsor Booths
6th Avenue
OD
Pony
Rides
Dining
Tent
Serving
Bud
Bud Light
Red Hook ESB
Widmer Hefeweizen
Shcok Top
Montejo
Stella
Goose Island IP
Serviced by
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Booths
WELCOMED
BY
Boys &
Girls Club
BEER
GARDEN
Skate Park
Booths
COMMUNITY DRIVEN
Booths
Inflatables
FOOD
ZORBING
BALLS
Dining Tent
Booths
Rock
Wall
Fun for Kids
Food Booths
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Green Gate
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rock-n-roll cores, all the time and
without exception. Performing for
a whole new generation of women
that won’t be intimidated, HELL’S
BELLES actively encourages
legions of lady fans to stand up and
be counted. The band collaborates
with women musicians and
causes as a part of their mission
towards rock and roll inclusion.
It is not some down-your-throat
feminism they are promoting, but
rather proactive support towards
the continued march towards the
balancing of the gender scales.
The thousands of shows HELL’S
BELLES have played around the
world, including Japan, Canada,
and the good ol’ USA (including
Alaska),
enjoying
legendary
performances of epic proportions.
There’s not a HELL’S BELLES
audience that hasn’t been blown
away by the raw power and
attention to AC/DC details and the
undeniable appeal that these belles
deliver with undying devotion.
From “Live Wire” to “The Jack”
to “TNT,” not to mention AC/
DC’s landmark hits “Highway to
Hell,”“Thunderstruck,” and “Back
in Black” —
the marathon set lists
changes to include a fresh variety
of classics, but the perfection and
passion of the show never does.
It’s an all out rock-n-roll assault
that leaves audiences both satisfied
and begging for more. HELL’S
BELLES
keeps
conquering
new cities, new states, and new
countries. They’ll be at A Taste
of Edmonds bringing AC/DC in
sound and spirit.
mo
HELL’S BELLES, a committed, ferocious, group of women rock
musicians delivering authentic AC/DC to their unbelievably supportive
and wicked awesome fans is made up of Amber, Mandy, Laura, Lisa,
Sharon, and Adrian “Angus” Conner.
HELL’S BELLES are first
and foremost dedicated AC/DC
fanatics. This is what the group’s
members all have in common.
They are all part of a huge
community of devotees to one of
the greatest rock-n-roll bands in
the world and they strive to deliver
with mechanical precision and
passionate fury the music they
love. Endorsed by Angus Young
himself (Blender Magazine, 2003),
HELL’S BELLES are the closest
one can get without actually
moving to Australia and joining
AC/DC’s road crew.
A Taste of Edmonds visitors
will have a chance to experience
HELL’S BELLES on the Beer
Garden Stage on Saturday, August
15 starting at 8:30 pm.
HELL’S BELLES formed in
2000, was the brainchild of former
members Amy Stolzenbach (guitar)
and Om Johari (vocals). HELL’S
BELLES’ current line-up features
original member Mandy Reed —

rock solid and born ready as Cliff
Williams (bass guitar).Adrian
Conner is a dreadlock slinger and
wicked player as Angus Young
(lead guitar). Lisa Brisbois is sly
and subtly intense as Malcolm
Young (rhythm guitar). Laura D is a
heavy hitter as Phil Rudd (drums).
Joining the ranks in 2011 – all the
way from Australia, Amber Saxon,
is the kind of bombastic hard rock
power that makes no apologies
and is dangerous around the edges,
as Bon Scott & Brian Johnson
(Vocals).
HELL’S BELLES are indeed
all female all the way to their
Ed
HELL’S BELLES, all female AC/DC tribute band to perform
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Pat’s Philly Steak Sandwiches
2nd place winner at the Bite of Seattle, try
the crab-and-shrimp chowder. The perfect
compliment with a chicken or steak Philly.
Peaks Frozen Custard
Try the salted caramel and cashew sundae
and you may never order vanilla again! If
you are not in to cashews, there are also
an apple pie, chocolate or berry sundae
options.
Peanut Butter Goodness
If only mom could of packed these in your
lunch box — deep fried peanut butter and
jelly sandwiches.
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Catering Available
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Mill Creek Plaza (2nd Floor)
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Sebi’s Bistro
Authentic Polish dumplings filled with
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favorites? Scotty’s blackened salmon
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longer than the mayor has been in office!
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In their first year as a vendor at the Taste,
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for Lunch and Dinner
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South end of Ranch 99 Market
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succulent seasoned meat, or try the potato
and cheese combo or the mushroom
dumpling. It all comes with a side of
sauerkraut.
KIDS STAGE
Smokey’s BBQ Grill
Hungry? Go for the giant sausage, or
the chicken or ribs plate that includes
two sides. Smokey’s Hog Wild sandwich
includes bacon and the Angus steak dip
comes with horseradish sauce.
Truly Med
The halibut fish taco is the best, unless you
are a fried oysters fan which is also on the
menu. Add the chipotle cabbage salad as a
side.
Zieglers Bratwurst/Bumpus
A Taste of Edmonds tradition, Zieglers has
been a vendor since the start, with authentic
German sausage and a variety of gourmet
burgers and fresh cut curly fries.
For 2015, A Taste has created
more covered dining area
for folks to eat under cover,
rain or shine!
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Saturday, August 15
Friday, August 14
11:30 to 12:30
Welcomed by Home Depot
1:00 to 2:00
Welcomed by Renewal by Anderson
2:30 to 3:30
Welcomed by Daily Herald
The Rowdy Referees
Family Fun Game Show
Reptile Isle
Reptile Animal Show
Kontagious
Dane, Music, Art.
4:00 to 5:00
The Rowdy Referees
5:00 to 5:45
Reptile Isle
Welcomed by Edmonds IGA
6:00 to 8:00
Welcomed by BECU
Reptile Animal Show
Kid Karaoke
Kid’s Show their Stuff
Closing Ceremony
8:00
Coldwell Banker Bain Realty
of Edmonds volunteers will
ROWDY REFEREES
BILL ROBISON
LITTLE GYM OF
ALDERWOOD
Saturday and Sunday.
Little Gym of Alderwood
1:00 to 1:45
Welcomed by Sears Home Services
Fun Gymnastics for Kids
2:00 to 2:45 Master Pierce’s Tae Kwon Do
Welcomed by LOT Design Group
3:00 to 3:45
Martial Arts Exhibition
The Rowdy Referees
Mountlake Terrace
Dance Academy
Academy
Dance
These Kids have Talent
4:00 to 4:45
Welcomed by
Coldwell Banker Bain
Reptile Isle
5:00 to 5:45
Reptile Animal Show
Kid Karaoke
6:00 to 8:00
Welcomed by BECU
Closing Ceremony
11:00 to 11:45
Kid’s Music
11:45 to 12:45
The Rowdy Referees
Recorded Favorites for the younger set
1:00 to 1:45
Alderwood Dance Spectrum
Welcomed by Geico Insurance
2:00 to 2:45
Future Dance Stars
Welcomed by Vacation Internationale
REPTILE ISLE
ALDERWOOD DANCE SPECTRUM
3:00 to 3:45
4:00 to 4:45
5:00 to 7:00
Woodway High School (7600
beginning 11am Friday,
The Rowdy Referees
depart and return to Edmonds
98026) every 15 minutes
11:45 to 12:45
Recorded Favorites for the younger set
Sunday, August 16
guide you to the busses which
212th St SW, Edmonds, WA
Kid’s Music
8:00
Free Shuttle:
A Taste of Edmonds makes
it easy to visit the Taste
by dropping folks off at
the festival entrance on
7th Avenue. Parking and
shuttle are FREE!
11:00 to 11:45
Welcomed by BECU
MOUNTLAKE TERRACE
DANCE ACADEMY
Kids Stage Emcees, The Rowdy Referees
KONTAGIOUS
7:00
Bill Robison
Zany Physical Comedy
The Rowdy Referees
Reptile Isle
Reptile Animal Show
Kid Karaoke
Closing Ceremony
Entertainment subject to change without notice.
August 14-16, 2015
Friday, August 14
Mariachi Fiesta Mexicana
11:00 to 12:30
Welcomed by Olympic Paving
The Islanders
Welcomed by GA Publications NW Digital Steel Drum Band
2:30 to 3:30
Welcomed by Quil Ceda Creek Casino
Joe Slick Band
Young Country
Spike & The Impalers
Welcomed by Tulalip Casino Resort Popular Classic Rock Band
6:30 to 8:00
Welcomed by Seattle RV
Acapulco Gold
The NW’s Original Soul Band
The Beatniks
8:30 to 10:00
Welcomed by Lynnwood Honda A Taste Tradition and Favorite
Closing Ceremony
10:00
Saturday, August 15
Welcomed by Seattle Times
12:30 to 1:30
Welcomed by KRKO 1380
Welcomed by GA Publications NW
1:00 to 2:30
Welcomed by Quil Ceda Creek
3:00 to 4:00
Welcomed by Tulalip Resort
4:30 to 5:30
6:00 to 7:00
Friday, August 14
Shane Cobane
Welcomed by Coca Cola
Elvis show
1:00 to 2:30
Cee Cee James Band
Welcomed by Smasne
Raw & Real Roots Blues
3:00 to 4:30
The Afrodisiacs
Welcomed by Newhouse
Family Vineyards
Disco Party
Randy Oxford Band
8:30 to 10:00
8:30 to 10:00
British Export
Mr. Pink
Heart Spin-off
Featuring Two Original Members
9:00 to 10:00
Welcomed by Campbell Nelson VW Nissan
ACAPULCO GOLD
No Rules
Rock & Soul
Closing Ceremony
SPIKE & THE IMPALERS
BRITISH
EXPORT
Welcomed by Nash Chiropractic Popular Classic Rock Band
Welcomed by 1st
Honey Buckets
Lobo Del Mar
Heart By Heart
PLEASANT
VALLEY SUNDAY
THAT LADY
HYPNOTIST
Richard Allen
& The Louisiana Experience
MR. PINK
HELL’S BELLE
Zydeco
10:00
Closing Ceremony
ATOMIC PUNKS
Welcomed by Champion Windows Positive Comedy Stage Hypnosis
Welcomed by Comcast
Thick Country
Welcomed by Washington’s Lottery Our Family, One Show,
A Variety of World Music & Dance
Welcomed by Bridge Span Health
The Beatles Tribute Band
10:00
Closing Ceremony
Sunday, August 16
Seattle Shores
11:00 to 12:00
Beer Stage
Emcee is
Mike Colvin
THE BEATNIKS
AFRODISIACS
1:00 to 2:00
Green River Revivalists
2:30 to 3:30
Second Hand Newz
4:00 to 5:00
Welcomed by KOMO News Radio
Pleasant Valley Sunday
Monkees Tribute Band
5:30 to 7:00
Paperback Writer
7:00
Closing Ceremony
Welcomed by Swedish
Creedence Clearwater Tribute
Welcomed by KOMO News Radio
NO RULES
HELL’S BELLES
World Famous, All Female,
AC/DC Tribute Band
Latin Rock, Afro-Cuban and Salsa
Welcomed by Naches Height Vineyards
Popular Classic Rock Band
Welcomed by Kuni Westside Infiniti
Welcomed by Coca Cola
Welcomed by Edmonds Beacon Sweet Adelines Barbershop Harmony
Raggae
6:00 to 7:00
Manigua
6:30 to 8:00
7:00 to 8:30
80s Revisited
Main Stage
Emcee is
Stitch Mitchell
Unified Culture
Atomic Punks
A Capella Superstars
Tony Bridges Band
Kickin Country with an Edge
4:00 to 5:30
Welcomed by Bunnell Family Cellars
5:00 to 6:00
The Queen of Hot, Smoky Blues
10:00
Restless Vocal Band
12:30 to 1:30
That Lady Hypnotist
Welcomed by Northwest Cellars
Please note: There is a $2 cover charge for the Beer Garden
from 4 pm to Close Friday and Saturday
Singer Songwriter
3:30 to 4:45
The Spazmatics
Welcomed by Campbell
Nelson VW Nissan
Welcomed by Upland Estates
Michelle Taylor Band
Edmonds own Classical Guitarist
Doctorfunk
Slick Top 40
Emree Franklin
11:00 to 12:00
2:00 to 3:00
5:00 to 6:30
80s Revisited
Saturday, August 15
Scott Lindermuth
Latigo Lace
Welcomed by City of Edmonds
7:30 to 8:15
Digital Steel Drum Band
Country, Folk and Rock
2:00 to 3:30
Welcomed by Black Pine Spa
The Islanders
11:00 to 12:30
The Band of Uncles
11:00 to 12:00
MAIN STAGE
Sunday, August 16
11:00 to 12:30
August 14-16, 2015 11
Main Stage audicences
welcomed by:
Beer Garden Stage audicences
welcomed by:
Festive Mariachi Band
1:00 to 2:00
4:00 to 6:00
BEER GARDEN STAGE
HEART BY HEART
DOCTOR FUNK
LOBO DEL MAR
Fleetwood Mac Tribute
Beatles Tribute Band
SECOND HAND NEWZ
August 14-16, 2015
Friday, August 14
ROVING ARTIST
El Viss
Noon to 2:00
Mariachi Fiesta Mexicana
Welcomed by Olympic Paving 3:00 to 7:00
Mariachi Band
Welcomed by Champion Windows
CC Clowning
Always a Surprise
Janet Rayor
4:30 to 6:30
Welcomed by Signature Window Unicycling Bee & Stilt Dancer
Saturday, August 15
12:00 to 2:00
Welcomed by
Xfinity
THE MAD HATTER
Miss Washington
& Teen USA Contestants
Pageant Contestants Meet and Greet
12:00 to 2:00
Emerald City Hoop Troupe
Welcomed by Hometown Values
2:00 to 4:00
Welcomed by Harley Exteriors
Duck Rogers
6:00 to 8:00
Larry Dobson
The Duck Rider
DUCK ROGERS
BELLA JOVAN
Welcomed by Sears Home ServicesStiltwalker
Sunday, August 16
11:00 to 1:00
Bonnie Birch
1:00 to 3:00
Bella Jovan
Welcomed by Olympic Paving
3:00 to 5:00
Welcomed by Sound Disposal
5:00 to 7:00
Edmonds Woodway High
Meadowdale High School
School Class of 1995
Class of 1975
Edmonds Woodway High School
The class of ‘75 will host an Class of 2005 will host an unofficial
unofficial 40-year party on Aug. 10-year party on Aug. 16 beginning
14, beginning at 4 p.m. in the beer at 4pm in the beer garden.
garden.
If you would like to have your
Edmonds High School
reunion meet at A Taste and have
Class of 1975
it announced in the program
Edmonds High School Class of next year, contact the Edmonds
1985 will host an unofficial 30- Chamber Office at 425-332-7114.
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Belly Dancer
How long will it take
Bill Robison
Strolling Physical Comedy
Janet Rayor
Welcomed by Signature Window Unicycling Bee & Stiltwalker
Should I go t
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Where can I transfer
Welcomed by Edmonds Chamber of Commerce Strolling Musicians
MARIACHI FIESTA MEXICANA
How You Can Help?
Lynnwood High School
Class of 1995
Lynnwood High School Class
of 1995 will host an unofficial 10year party on Aug. 15, beginning at
6 p.m. in the beer garden.
Have Questions
The Mad Hatter
4:00 to 6:00
Welcomed by Swedish Edmonds
year party on Aug. 15, beginning at
2 p.m. in the beer garden.
Awesome Hoopsters
From Alice in Wonderland
August 14-16, 2015 13
High school reunions
find Taste the place
In the past few years, A Taste of
Edmonds has become the meeting
place for a number of local high
school reunions. With all the
food in place, the wine and beer
garden, not to mention the great
entertainment —
the festival has
become the convenient and fun
location for groups to gather. Here
is the list for 2015:
Welcomed by Edmonds Chamber of Commerce Viva Las Taste!
2:00 to 4:00
What jobs can I train for
How do I get started
DONATIONS
Make a gift to the Foundation.
For every $30 donated, one student recieves
3 snacks and 6 meals over the weekend.
FOOD DRIVES
Lead a food drive!
Get your schools, PTA’s, community
and faith based organizations involved!
VOLUNTEER
Feed hungry students.
Help by packing and distributing food,
and helping sort food donations.
The Nourishing Network
is a weekend meal
program for homeless and
low-income families in the
Edmonds School Disctrict.
FoundationESD.org
Foundation for Edmonds School District
a 501(c)3 Non profit Tax ID 91-1296816
Ask Us!
Find the answers
at Edmonds
Community College.
[email protected]
425.640.1248
www.edcc.edu/answers
EDMONDS
SENIOR CENTER
The best talent on three stages
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entertainment bargain
of the summer. For
Great Thrift Store!
the price of admission
visitors can rock out at
the Beer Garden Stage
serving Budweiser and
welcomed by 106.1
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220 Railroad Ave, Edmonds
KOMO News Radio
(Next to the Edmonds Ferry Dock)
will feature HEART
Mon–Fri, 8am–4pm
BY HEART, along with
Beatles tribute band
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EXPORT,
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August 14-16, 2015
Taste Volunteers!
There are literally hundreds of volunteers who
make A Taste of Edmonds a reality. Listed below
are the directors who work all year planning and
developing the event.
• Sandra Williams
Event Chair, Edmonds Chamber
• Craig Cooke
Commercial & Stages, Pacific Rim Talent
• Dani Doster
Beer Garden Cover
• Ivette Bayo Urban
Information Booth, University of Washington
• Janine Harles
Arts & Crafts, Fred Myers - Greenwood
• Greg Harris
Festival Program, GA Publications NW
Taste audiences go crazy for HEART BY HEART, the group that includes recent
Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductees Steve Fossen and Mike Derosier original
members of super group HEART.
Serving the Edmonds Community
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Radio and Lynnwood Honda
and is hosted by The ROWDY
REFEREES. Appearing on the
kid’s stage will be REPTILE ISLE,
KID’S KARAOKE, and several
local favorites.
Here is a quick run down of
some of the bands and acts you
won’t want to miss.
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on the Main Stage
Pictured above, Heart By Heart,
performs classic “Heart” hits
from the 70’s and 80’s. The band
is comprised of original Heart
members and Rock and Roll Hall
of Fame inductees Steve Fossen
and Michael Derosier, The group
also includes world-renowned
guitarist Randy Hansen, radio icon
Bob Rivers, northwest favorite
Lizzy Daymont and powerhouse
vocalist Somar Macek.
Michael Derosier on drums
joined the original Heart band
during the recording of its first
album “Dreamboat Annie.” He
is known for having one of the
heaviest, most distinctive sounds
and quickest feet behind the
drums. Derosier is celebrated for
his work on classic Heart hits such
as “Barracuda,” “Mistral Wind,”
and “Straight On.” Heart has over
20 Top 40 singles, sold over 30
million albums, and was one of
the first MTV video bands, having
been one of the first to shoot videos
as early as 1980, in which Derosier
appears. Steve Fossen on bass is a
founding member and the original
bassist for Heart. His work on
the albums “Dreamboat Annie,”
“Little
Queen,”
“Magazine,”
“Dog & Butterfly,” and “Bebe
le Strange,” as well as several
greatest hits and compilations, has
been a staple of radio since their
releases, selling tens of millions of
copies. Randy Hansen on guitar is a
guitarist, songwriter, artist and
occasional actor who is best known
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• Geoff Jolly, Paula Malone, & Rikke Terre
Cleanup Coordinators
• Wendy Hartfelder
Wine Garden, Mary Kay Beauty Consultant
• Mariana Matthews
Food Booths & Service Clubs, That Lady Hypnotist
• Evelyn Nicholson
Waste Disposal, Sound Disposal
• Theresa Poalucci
Advertising, PR & Taste-Off, Applied Art Studio
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Facilities, Back of Show Services
• Greg Urban
Cash Control, Edmonds Chamber of Commerce
• Bill Vance
Facilities, Back of Show Services
• Dexter Wellington
Beer Garden, HomeStreet Bank
• Jeri Wellington
Beer Garden, DJ Enterprises
• Nick Wellington
Beer Garden, Educator
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Get Excited About
Live Theatre!
for his work on the sound track
of “Apocalypse Now,” the
1980 Academy Award winner
for Best Sound. He is also
the founder of “World’s First
Rock Tribute Act,” honoring
Jimi Hendrix. Somar Macek on vocals
has gained a reputation for
delivering powerful, moving
renditions when she sings. She
and Fossen joined forces in
2009 to become what they call
Heart By Heart, captivating
audiences. Together, they
have created their own vocal
and electric bass versions of
classic Heart hits.
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2015-2016 Season
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Friday, August 14 at 8:30
on the Beer Garden Stage
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keeps their songs playing.
The Beatniks play classic rock
from the 60’s and 70’s.
The Atomic Punks channel Van Halen
on stage.
a cultural revolution taking place in
SOHO poetry dens and dimly lit coffee
Atomic Punks don’t think they are
houses long before Starbucks. It was the
Van Halen, they simply love to
birth of the Beatles and the Stones. Now
play old Van Halen and it shows in
the Beatniks have taken up their guitars
their amazingly realistic, powerand drumsticks to bring the classics
packed stage show. No Van Halen
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Billy Idol and Men Without Hats.
Wrapping up Sunday will be Mr. Pink,
covering five decades of music from Pitbull
to MJ, and Lady Gaga to Nancy Sinatra, all
with a millennial mash-up remix flair!
PLEASANT VALLEY SUNDAY
Sunday, August 16 at 4
on the Main Stage
The Monkees was a TV show about
a band in it’s original concept and The
Monkees were not originally a band per
se. But although the show was canceled in
1968, the band continued to record music
through 1971, selling 75 million records
worldwide. At their peak in 1967, the
outsold both the Beatles and the Rolling
Stones combined.
“Pleasant Valley Sunday” was the
group’s fourth big hit and it is also the
name of the tribute band that channels the
not only the sound of the original four band
members, but their comedic timing and
love of performing. Relive Monkeemania!
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August 14-16, 2015
The Rowdy Referees
keep contestants on their toes
and the audience cheering
By Theresa Poalucci
Back in late 80s when kids game
shows were all the rage on TV’s
Nickelodeon a couple of guys in
Seattle thought to take some of the
game show concepts on the road as
a children’s stage act. One of these
guys, Pat Slusher was gainfully
employed as a Marketing Director for
a regional fair, and before this he had
worked for a concert company. He
knew a bit about live entertainment.
“I also got a lot of encouragement
from my friend JP Patches,” said
Slusher. “The first festival we
ever performed at was the Fife
International Festival.” Now twenty
years later Slusher and his group of
referees have outlive plenty of events.
Slusher compares the group to a
baseball team, players come and go,
with the act being the core of the
show.
“The referees are not the focal
point,” said Slusher. “It is all about
the kids from the audience who join
us on stage to compete.”
The referees are the game
show emcees, requiring good
sportsmanship among the players,
which Slusher points out is important
to the kids. The referees can usually
accommodate 30 to 40 children
during their performance. The ones
that don’t get to participate on stage
are encouraged to cheer their friends
on.
Contestants do have the chance to
win prizes, but often the real prizes
on stage are the surprises confronted
by the referees when working with
kids.
“A part of the show is a Spelling
Bee where we have smaller kids get
on stage and we ask them to spell
simple words. The last kid in line
is always asked to spell something
completely different from the others,
supercalifragilisticexpialidocious,”
said Slusher. “A few weeks ago we
had this 8-year-old on stage and
instead of being totally surprised be
the word he spelled it, and spelled it
correctly. Needless to say we gave
him a pretty good prize.”
“In the 20 years I have been
staging the Rowdy Referees I have
had tremendous luck with kids
just being wonderful on stage,” he
continued. “Kids really get it and
they have a lot of fun.”
Slusher admits that the Rowdy
Refs may not be as Rowdy as they
once were off stage but on stage the
positive energy from the contestants
is contagious. What’s not fun about
cream pies in your face or being
covered in toilet paper.
The highlight of every Rowdy
Refs show is the TeamWork
Challenge which involves four
teams of kids & parents in a hugely
funny contest that fills the stage with
over two-hundred balloons. You’ve
just gotta see it for yourself. Other
stunts include the cartoon character
“Pillow Stuff-Off,” Musical Pies,
“Who’s Full of Hot Air?” … Jelly
Bean Dive, and more.
In-between stunts, the Rowdy
Refs introduce the audience to the
basics of good sportsmanship, show
‘em some cool magic tricks, and
maybe even amaze them with a
demonstration of “fast art.”
Just this month the Rowdy
Referees put on a special show for
a group of children from China,
who were brought to the U.S. along
with a crew that is filming for a new
kid’s TV show None of the Referees
speak Chinese, but he says that the
gags speak for themselves.
“Meeting all these kids has
really renewed my faith in the
generations,” said Slusher. “It is so
great to see families having a lot of
fun together and audiences all over
the country enjoy it.”
Catch the Rowdy Referees at the
Kids Stage all 3 days as they perform
and handle the emcee duties.
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Bring a food donation to
help homeless children
This year A Taste of Edmonds
will have collection barrels at all of
its entrances to collect nonperishable
food items for Nourishing Network,
a weekend meal program for children
in the Edmonds School District.
Formed in 2014 by the Foundation
for Edmonds School District, the
program strives to address the hunger
felt by the more than 350 homeless
students who attend school.
“There are children that leave
school on Friday afternoon and do not
have another meal until they get back
to school on Monday morning,” said
Deb Anderson, Executive Director
for the Foundation.
With the help of community
partners and volunteers the group
was able to serve 13 schools in the
district last year from elementary to
high school. This year their goal is to
send kids home for the weekend with
food at 33 schools.
Families that participate must sign
a form and advise the Foundation of
any food allergies and the number of
children in the family. They need to
explain if they have a heat source for
cooking, as many are living in their
cars or shelters.
Volunteers meet every Wednesday
at the former Edmonds Woodway
High School pantry and prepare
packages to be sent home Friday
afternoon with breakfast, lunch,
dinner, and snacks for two days. Last
year this meant 1,500 weekend meals
were prepared each week.
“In our first year our goal was
to feed 12 percent of the district’s
homeless population,” said Anderson.
“We actually served 19 percent. In
September we want to extend this to
35 percent.”
There is not enough transitional
housing in Snohomish county,”
explained Anderson.
“Imagine
entering a classroom on Monday
morning and trying to learn when
you have not eaten since lunch on
Friday.”
Collection receptacles at A Taste
will be marked with bright green
Seattle North/
Edmonds
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logo. Ideal items include mac-and
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stable milk, juice boxes and snacks.
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425-339-8888
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