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48 pages packed full of information about the festival. Full color, printed versions will be available at the festival.
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APR 19 •22
a kaleidoscope of sight, sound and soul
A PRODUCTION OF DOWNTOWN FORT WORTH INITIATIVES, INC.
PRESENTED BY COORS DISTRIBUTING COMPANY OF FORT WORTHGUIDE2012
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Welcome to MAIN ST. ........................................................................... 3-5
Sponsors ................................................................................................ 6-7
Things to Know ..................................................................................... 8-9
Fine Arts & Crafts Showcase ................................................................. 10
Artist Spotlight ........................................................................................ 11
Featured Artists ................................................................................ 12-23
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 CHASE ........................................... 39
Educational Programs ............................................................................ 41
Green Efforts .......................................................................................... 43
Transportation ........................................................................................ 44
Friends of the Festival ........................................................................... 44
MAIN ST. Crew .................................................................................. 46-47
ABOUT THE COVEROur COvEr FEATurING THE “ArT KAlEIdOSCOPE” WAS CrEATEd bY dESIGNEr/ CrEATIvE dIrECTOr GlAdYS PINKErTON. SHE uSEd THE WOrK OF SEvErAl MAIN ST. ArTISTS TO CrEATE THIS COMPEllING GrAPHIC: PATrICK drAGON, MArIlYN ENdrES, luIS ENrIquE GuTIErrEz, dIANE HArTY, JENNIFEr IvOrY, dAvId MATTHEWS, KOSTAS ulEvICIuS ANd SETH vANdAblE. SIGNEd ANd uNSIGNEd POSTErS FEATurING THIS dESIGN ArE AvAIlAblE AT THE FrAMEr’S TENT. WE AlSO WANT TO THANK GlAdYS ANd THE rEST OF THE TEAM WHO HElPEd PuT TOGETHEr THIS GuIdE, INCludING ArT dIrECTOr lISA HANKS ANd WrITEr brIAN PIErCE.
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Downtown Fort worth’s EntErtainmEnt & shopping District
There’s no better place to eat outside than Sundance Square®. We offer 19 spots to dine al fresco, from the rooftop of Reata to the street level at Cowtown Diner, Mercury Chop House, P.F. Chang’s, and Ferré Ristorante e Bar. Remember: everything tastes better on the patio!
www.sundancesquare.com
Welcome to the
patio capital of fort worth.
Let Your Imagination Spin Wild!
Get a MAIN ST. commemorative poster – FREE!bring your receipts showing a
purchase of $150 of art, festival
merchandise or framed posters to our House of Frames booth and
receive a 2012 MAIN ST. poster - FrEE! limit one per customer, while
quantities last.
From the beginning, the mission of the MAIN ST. Fort Worth Arts Festival was to showcase Downtown Fort Worth. The festival began in 1986 as the vision of Robert Bass, and it has grown to become the top-ranked arts festival in Texas and one of the top three in the U.S.
Downtown Fort Worth has evolved, too, and today is acknowledged to be one of the most vibrant urban areas in the country. In Sundance Square, you can explore 35 historic blocks filled with great restaurants, shops, night spots, performance spaces, movies and galleries. Head toward the south end of Downtown for more cool clubs and restaurants, plus the Omni Fort Worth Hotel, the Sheraton Fort Worth Spa and Hotel, and the Water Gardens.
We’re so lucky to have one of the best Downtowns – and one of the best Downtown festivals – right here in our own back yard.
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!Fe
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urs THURSDAY, ApRIL 19 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.
FRIDAY, ApRIL 20 10 a.m. to 11 p.m.SATURDAY, ApRIL 21 10 a.m. to 11 p.m.SUNDAY, ApRIL 22 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Downtown Fort Worth and MAIN ST. Grew Up Together.
Welcome to the 2012 MAIN ST. Fort Worth Arts Festival! prepare yourself for a dizzying variety of art, entertainment and food – from jewelry to jazz to jambalaya. presented by Coors Distributing Company of Fort Worth and produced by Downtown Fort Worth Initiatives, Inc., the celebration runs the full nine blocks from the Tarrant County Courthouse to the Fort Worth Convention Center.
Of course, you can’t see and hear everything, so we’ve prepared this guide to help you plan your MAIN ST. experience. Check out the list of 200+ artists at the festival. Choose from more than 300 fabulous performances. And select your favorites from our menu of mouth-watering cuisine. Whether you’re a MAIN ST. veteran or this is your first time at the festival, you’resure to make some lasting memories here.
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Put MAIN ST. on your iPhone.View the artists’ work, explore artists by medium and quickly find individual booths with pin-point accuracy. 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!
Going Live on MAIN ST.CBS 11 News will broadcast live from the festival each day, weather permitting. You can watch the live newscasts on the stage at the corner of Main and 3rd Streets. plus, stop by after the broadcasts on Saturday and Sunday to meet members of the CBS 11 and TXA 21 on-air team: Friday: 4 – 6:30 p.m. Saturday: 11 a.m. – noon Sunday: 11 a.m. – noon
DFWII: ThE PRoDucER oF ThE FESTIvAlThe organization behind MAIN ST. is downtown Fort Worth Initiatives, Inc. (dFWII), which is involved in many charitable, educational and public-purpose 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 and the Sundance Square Christmas
Tree.
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 through membership and volunteerism. For more information, visit www.dfwi.org. Get year-round updates about downtown at www.facebook.com/downtownfortworth.
So Many Awards, We’re Blushing.MAIN ST. competed with the world’s top festivals and events to win the 2011 Grand pinnacle Award, and more than a dozen others, at the International Festivals and Events (IFEA) Conference. In fact, MAIN ST. has won the Grand pinnacle Award (best in its class) for the third time in four years for its marketing and promotions. We also took home a record 21 awards at the Texas Festival and Events Association Annual Conference, and received the top award, the Zenith, for the fourth straight year. What’s our secret? Hard work, unbridled creativity and a dedicated crew of wonderful volunteers.
FOllOw Us On FACEBOOk And TwiTTER.Our FACEbOOK PAGE dElIvErS THE vErY lATEST NEWS ANd FEATurES AbOuT THE MAIN ST. ArTS FESTIvAl. FINd uS AT
WWW.FACEbOOK.COM/MAINSTrEETArTSFEST. PluS, YOu CAN FOllOW uS ON TWITTEr AT TWITTEr.COM/MAINSTrEETFEST.
STIMULATEYOUR MIND
COME OUTAND PLAY
GIVE ALISTEN
FEAST YOUR EYES
World-class musical and theater presentations. Visual art exhibitions and film screenings. Lively lectures and discussions featuring today’s most renowned
intellects. The University of Texas at Arlington offers dynamic arts and culture-oriented experiences within a college town atmosphere in the middle of the Metroplex. Explore our robust calendar of events—and the variety of vibrant and memorable opportunities that await you.
PresentsUT ArlingTon
MAx PIPEr
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Official Television StationsOfficial Newspaper
Media Sponsors
MAIN ST. Creates! SponsorOfficial Bank
Official Magazine
Stage SponsorStage Sponsor
Official Sponsors
Growing YoungArtists Sponsor
Information BoothSponsor
Hotel Sponsors
Supporting Sponsors
Stage Sponsor
EnvironmentalSponsor
S P O N S O R S A N D S U P P O R T E R S
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Food, Beverage and Activity CouponsAll 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.
FEsTiVAl sCHEdUlEFOOd ANd bEvErAGE COuPON SAlES ENd 30 MINuTES bEFOrE THE ClOSE OF THE FESTIvAl EACH EvENING. THE MAIN ST. CrEATES! ArEA ClOSES AT
APPrOxIMATElY 8:00 P.M. EACH EvENING ExCEPT SuNdAY, WHEN IT ClOSES AT 6:00 P.M. 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.
Nice Things to Know
sEATing AREAsNEEd A rEST FrOM All THAT WAlKING? WE OFFEr SEvErAl EASIlY
ACCESSIblE SEATING ArEAS:n CHISHOlM TrAIl PArKING lOT AT THE SuNdANCE SquArE (MAIN) STAGEn IN ArTIST’S SquArE bY Our TIMES TEN CEllArS WINE ExPErIENCEn ON 5TH STrEET AT Our uT ArlINGTON PErFOrMING ArTS STAGEn GENErAl WOrTH SquArE FOOd COurT AT THE GrEEN MOuNTAIN COMPANY STAGE
Food CourtsWhen you get hungry, head for one of the three main food areas. The Gourmet Fare area at the Sundance Square Stage features many outstanding restaurants, as do the areas near the UT Arlington performing Arts Stage and the Green Mountain Energy Company Stage. For kids, the “MAIN ST. Creates!” Food Court at the north end of the street 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 the 2012 festival.
BeveraGe PriCes 16 oz. Coors beer 6 coupons
Specialty beers 6 coupons
Beer with MAIN ST. koozie 8 coupons
5 oz. wine 7 coupons
Non-alcoholic beverages 3-7 coupons
Frozen/non-frozen margaritas 12 oz. 7 coupons 20 oz. 10 coupons
Mojitos, 20 oz. 10 coupons
iFort Worth Visitor Information CenterIf 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 Information BoothGot questions? This is the place to go! presented by The T, 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.
FESTIvAl RulESNo pets, coolers, bottles, outside food and beverages, roller-blades/skates or skateboards. Bicyclists: please valet check your bikes at our Bicycle corral located at 4th and houston Streets.
Lost and Foundplease bring all lost items to the Information Booth located on Main Street between 3rd and 4th Streets.
ATM MACHinEsSEvErAl ATMS ArE AvAIlAblE THrOuGHOuT THE SITE, PrOvIdEd bY
dOWNTOWN MErCHANTS ANd THE FESTIvAl. PlEASE CHECK THE FESTIvAl
MAP FOr THE NEArEST lOCATION.
REsTROOMsYOu’ll FINd MANY CONvENIENT rESTrOOM TrAIlErS FEATurING ruNNING
WATEr ANd FluSHING TOIlETS IN FOur ArEAS THrOuGHOuT MAIN ST. SEE
THE FESTIvAl MAP FOr ExACT lOCATIONS.
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 which is enforced through city ordinance. All service animals are welcome.
First AidThanks 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!
dETAIl: JENNIFEr IvOrY
dETAIl: TErrEll POWEll
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Artist Spotlight
ASHTON�eThe SIX 10 Grille is the go-to restaurant during MAIN ST. Arts Festival!Serving Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Appetizers and CocktailsLocated at 6th and Main inside the Ashton Hotel | 817.332.0100
MARIAN “MIMI”
DAMRAUER, 2011 BEST OF SHOW WINNERIn 2011, for the second straight year, fiber
artist Mimi Damrauer received the top honor at our festival. She’s best known for her textile collages of
circles, lines and squares. All of her art is handmade and incorporates her colorful, hand-dyed fabrics. “I am inspired by looking around me at the sidewalk
cracks, the way old bricks lay out, the crooked lines of a telephone pole in India, the color of
the ocean in Costa Rica or the stones on the beach in Italy.” Be sure to visit her
booth for the latest work!
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
Fine Arts & Crafts ShowcaseThe nationally recognized art showcase takes center
stage, transforming Downtown Fort Worth into the biggest outdoor art gallery in the country. From
the Tarrant County Courthouse to the Fort Worth Convention Center, MAIN ST. artists weave a diverse blend
of colors, textures and shapes. For art lovers, this is paradise. And the artists love it, too – millions of dollars in art is sold at the
festival each year.
This a juried art fair, which means that artists must submit their work to a jury of experts before exhibiting here. The 2012 Artist Selection Jury – William Bailey, Anitra Blayton, Chris Dahlquist, Michael pavlovsky and pam Summers– did an outstanding job this year. Of the 1400 artists who applied to exhibit at this year’s festival, only 225 were chosen for exhibition. Mediums range from sculpture, painting and photography to woodcarvings, glasswork, jewelry, fashion and multimedia.
On the first day of the show, another jury will select the best of the 2012 Exhibiting Artists, so look for the booths displaying prize banners. MAIN ST. will award more than $10,000 in prize money to artists this year.
Don’t miss our Emerging Artists on 3rd Street. They’re just starting out as exhibiting artists, but we think you’ll agree that they demonstrate plenty of skill and talent.
The Biggest Gallery in the U.S.
Keep an eye out for the special “Collector’s Tags” on our artist booth signs. These tags indicate purchases have been made here by members of our Collector’s Club. Members of this exclusive group commit to spending between $150 and $500 on art at the festival. They also enjoy fun social opportunities and a special reception and viewing of the Gerald Albright concert on Thursday night. Check out more information online to see how you can join this weekend, or become a member in 2013!
L O O K F O R T H E
“Collector’s Tags.”
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2012 Artist ExhibitorsAlEX ABAJIANChicago, Il 60625(773) [email protected] and Printmaking 306
MEYER ABRAMSAtlanta, GA 30316(678) [email protected] 521
RIcK ABRAMSdeland, Fl 32720(386) [email protected] 624
KAThRINE AllEN-colEMANJackson, GA 30233(678) [email protected] Media 321
JohN AMES sChicago, Il 60626(773) [email protected] 435
ScoTT AMRhEINSherwood, WI 54169(920) [email protected] 611
AlISoN ANTElMANberkeley, CA 94710(510) [email protected] 415
YoShI AoKISeaside, Or 97138(503) [email protected] Media 505
JENNIFER ARMSTRoNGTANYA AlSBERGWarren, OH 44481(330) [email protected] 511
WIllIAM ARMSTRoNG JR. richmond, vA 23225(804) [email protected]/the tin can touristdrawing/Pastels 502
TIM ARNolDNashville, TN 37220(615) [email protected] 457
WIllIAM BAIlEY slISA BAIlEYdripping Springs, Tx 78620(512) [email protected] 319
DAvID BARKBYdover, PA 17315(717) [email protected] 727
GREG BARNESCharlotte, NC 28226(704) [email protected]/Pastels 429
JAMES BARNES sWoolwine, vA 24185(276) [email protected] 606
MollY BARNESPortland, Or 97232(503) [email protected] 427
REBEccA BAShARAScoTT MAcDoNAlDKlickitat, WA 98628(509) [email protected] 704
BARBARA BAYNEHavre de Grace, Md 21078(413) [email protected] 725
DouGlAS BEcKERbethel, MN 55005(763) [email protected] 437
JoSEPh BEcKERCedar, MN 55011(612) 730-8665joe1glassblower@yahoo.comwww.josephwbeckerartglass.comGlass 412
STAN BEcKMANSherman Oaks, CA 91403(818) [email protected] 819
BERT BEIRNEFlowery ranch, GA 30542(770) [email protected] 609
DANIEl BENNETTTEIShA BENNETTrushville, MO 64484(816) [email protected] 329
JulIE BERNDTdawson, MN 56232(320) [email protected] 409
DAvID BJuRSTRoMAustin, Tx 78751(541) [email protected]/Pastels 711
MARvIN BlAcKMoRE sdurango, CO 81301(970) [email protected] 603
DEBoRAh BlooM sRIchARD BlooMPortland, Or 97282(503) 231-1769obsidianwindchimes@juno.comwww.obsidianwindchimes.comMixed Media 708
TIMoThY BRAuchTAlvARo PEREZFort Worth, Tx 76179(682) [email protected] Artist 354
SAllY BRIGhTFenton, MI 48430(810) [email protected] 416
JIM BRoWN svancouver, bC, Canada v6J 3T7(604) [email protected], Mixed Media 510
MIchAEl BRoWNAntioch, Il 60002(847) [email protected] 612
RoGER BulKlEY sShARoN BulKlEYCheboygan, MI 49721(231) [email protected] 410
lISA BuRGETaos, NM 87571(575) [email protected] and Printmaking 316
PAM cAIDINGolden, CO 80403(303) [email protected] 454
ToDD cAMERoNMinneapolis, MN 55418(612) 940-8633contact@threatlevelorange.orgwww.threatlevelorange.orgGlass 728
JEFFREY cANNoNAustin, Tx 78767(512) [email protected]/Pastels 615
RIchARD cARNERlancaster, PA 17603(717) [email protected] 423
ANDREW cARSoNSeattle, WA 98115(206) [email protected] 472
ThERESA cARSoNbaltimore, Md 21224(410) [email protected] 469
JohN chARBoNNEAuSanta Fe, NM 87508(505) [email protected] 605
chRIS coFFEYAkron, OH 44319(330) [email protected] 452
MIchEllE coFFEYWeatherford, Tx 76087(817) 448-9452mmcoffey@aol.comwww.MichelleCoffeyPhotography.comEmerging Artist 352
TERRY colBYdallas, Tx 75254(972) [email protected] Artist 353
MIchEAl PAul colE sHannibal, MO 63401(253) 219-2346cole@michealpaulcole.comwww.michealpaulcole.comPhotography 307
JAMES coSTEllodallas, Tx 75249(972) [email protected] Artist 366
JohN coSTINTampa, Fl 33605(813) [email protected] and Printmaking 627
SEE WHEEl THrOWING ANd HANd-buIldING – ANd EvEN PlAY WITH THE ClAY YOurSElF – AT THIS FuN dEMONSTrATION. dEMOS TAKE PlACE HOurlY ON SATurdAY ANd SuNdAY ONlY, FrOM 10 A.M. TO 4 P.M. AS IN PrEvIOuS YEArS, A bOWl buIlT bY MAIN ST. PATrONS WIll bE GlAzEd, FIrEd, ANd dONATEd TO EMPTY bOWlS.
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TANYA DoSKovAvancouver, bC, Canada v5G 2z4(604) [email protected] and Printmaking 431
PATRIcK DRAGoNMarquette, MI 49855(906) [email protected] 503
cElIANE DuNETZRoNAlD DuNETZSanta Fe, NM 87592(505) [email protected] 459
RoBERT DuPoNTbuda, Tx 78610(512) [email protected] Media 451
STEvE EDGAR sTallahassee, Fl 32312(850) [email protected] 327
RAQuEl EDWARDSPortland, Or 97267(503) 758-0445raqueledwardsart@gmail.comwww.raqueledwards.comPhotography 816
MARIlYN ENDRESEuclED MooREdriftwood, Tx 78619(512) [email protected] 313
WIllIAM coWhERDAtlanta, GA 30312(404) [email protected] 424
KINA cRoWAllison Park, PA 15101(412) [email protected] Media 622
KINA cRoW sAllison Park, PA 15101(818) [email protected] 620
lISA cRoWDER sAustin, Tx 78702(512) [email protected] 623
ANNE cuBBAGEArlington, Tx 76001(817) [email protected] Media 504
RIchARD cuRTNER sCathedral City, CA 92234(760) [email protected] Media 619
chRIS DAhlQuISTKansas City, MO 64106(816) 516-5981chris@chrisdahlquist.comwww.chrisdahlquist.comPhotography 506
REY D’AlFoNSoSanta barbara, CA 93140(206) [email protected] Media 466
MIMI DAMRAuERChicago, Il 60647(773) [email protected] 823
RANDY DANA sMount vernon, WA 98273(360) [email protected] 467
JEFF DAWAlDFaribault, MN 55021(507) [email protected] 517
JANINE DEcRESENZoPhiladelphia, PA 19125(646) [email protected] 314
DAvE DE lA cRuZTampa, Fl 33604(813) [email protected] 525
PATRIcIA DElEoN s AlFoNSoSanta barbara, CA 93140(423) [email protected] 465
MIchEl DElGADoKey West, Fl 33040(305) [email protected] Media 403
STEPhEN DIcKERSoNKaty, Tx 77493 [email protected]/Pastels 402
ThoMAS DIElFort Worth, Tx 76107(817) [email protected] Media 419
RAY DoANSTEvE DoANMiami, Fl 33189(305) [email protected] 614
RENEE ENGEBRETSoNJAMES ENGEBRETSoNHudson, WI 54016(715) [email protected] 709
TERRY EvANS sOverland Park, KS 66214(913) [email protected] 514
ANGElo FIcoWilmot, WI 53192(262) [email protected] 453
MARY FIlAPEKlou ANN ToWNSENDConcord, NC 28027(704) [email protected] 707
MElISSA FINEllI sboston, MA 02210(617) 429-2035mellefinellijewelry@gmail.comwww.mellefinellijewelry.comJewelry 304
GABRIElA AND sJEREMY FIREhAMMERFallbrook, CA 92028(310) [email protected] 705
BANNoN FuSanta Monica, CA 90403(310) [email protected] 717
JohN GAlBo sSaginaw, MI 48603(989) 791-1161jgalbo@impressionistic.comwww.impressionistic.comPhotography 432
KAvAN GEARYKalamazoo, MI 49008(269) [email protected] 713
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KRISTIN KIRKlEYFort Worth, Tx 76116(817) [email protected] Artist 363
AlAN KluGFt. Collins, CO 80525(970) [email protected] 405
chRISTY KluGAustin, Tx 78755(512) [email protected] 616
JoAchIM KNIll sHannibal, MO 63401(573) [email protected] 413
GABoR KoRANYIEncinitas, CA 92024(760) [email protected] and Printmaking 718
KENT KRAuSSante Fe, NM 87504(505) [email protected] 508
olIvE KRAuSHannibal, MO 63401(575) [email protected] 311
DolAN GEIMANAlI MARIE GEIMANChicago, Il 60609(773) [email protected] Media 824
JENNIFER GEYMANbedford, Tx 76021(817) [email protected] Artist 361
AMY GIllESPIE sArlington, MA 02476(617) [email protected] Media 626
DIANE hARTY Frisco, CO 80443(970) [email protected] 516
MATThEW hATAlAdanielsville, GA 30633(706) [email protected] 430
lEE & ShERI hAYFort Worth, Tx 76140(817) [email protected] Artist 355
cARol hEARTYCarmel, NY 10512(845) [email protected] 515
JoSEPh hENDERSoNAurora, MO 65605(417) 847-4565info@willowbrookleather.comwww.willowbrookleather.comleather 523
lAuREN hERRrichards, Tx 77873(281) [email protected] Artist 362
SIGNE GRuShovENKoGENNA GRuShovENKoGreenville, SC 29601(706) [email protected] 818
luIS ENRIQuE GuTIERREZzebulon, NC 27597(919) [email protected] 817
RoBERTo GuTIERREZGlendale, Az 85308(623) 572-7385robertogutierrezart@yahoo.comwww.robertogutierrez.comSculpture 721
TATE hAMIlToNdenver, CO 80210(303) 518-6696Tatesart@aol.comwww.Tate-hamilton.artistwebsites.comPainting 445
GINNY hERZoGMinneapolis, MN 55416(612) [email protected] 604
J D hIllBERRYWestminster, CO 80031(303) [email protected]/Pastels 625
cARRIE hoFFNAGlE sMinneapolis, MN 55405(515) 450-1311ibuildprettythings@gmail.comwww.ibuildprettythings.comJewelry 822
ThERESA hoNEYWEllPortland , Or 97211(971) [email protected] Media 309
TIM hooPERNashville, TN 37206(615) [email protected] 801
GuY houSEWRIGhTFort Worth, Tx 76107(817) 353-3010guyhousewrightphotography@gmail.comwww.guyhousewrightphotography.comEmerging Artist 365
PYPER huGoSbozeman, MT 59715(406) [email protected] 507
ElAINE hYDElos Osos, CA 93412(805) [email protected] Media 715
JENNIFER IvoRYCorvallis, Or 97330(319) [email protected] 820
BARBARA BouMAN JAYCuddy valley, CA 93225(661) [email protected] Media 720
RAY JoNESAsheville, NC 28805(828) [email protected] 417
KIT KARBlERdenver, CO 80205(303) [email protected] 406
lISA TEllING KATTENBRAKEROlympia, WA 98506(360) [email protected] 414
BRIAN KEllERdenver, CO 80220(303) [email protected] 702
cuRTIS KRuEGERWilmington, NC 28405(910) 616-9394curtis@artistic-photos.comwww.curtiskrueger.comPhotography 723
MEREDITh KuNTZSchlago vista, Tx 78645(734) [email protected]/Pastels 726
BIRGIT KuPKE-PEYlASalinas, CA 93902(831) [email protected] 814
MIchAEl KuSESKEroyal Palm beach, Fl 33411(561) 793-3783mkuseske@hotmail.comwww.michaelkuseskepaintings.comPainting 806
PAMElA lEElindenhurst, Il 60046(847) [email protected] 813
SEuNG lEECathedral City, CA 92234(808) [email protected] Media 322
SEuNG lEE sCathedral City, CA 92234(808) [email protected] and Printmaking 324
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clARE PouSSoNMARK WolTERWimberley, Tx 78676(512) 423-0220bluehaven.porcelain.mail@gmail.comwww.bluehavenporcelain.comCeramics 724
TERREll PoWEllAustin, Tx 78757(512) [email protected] Media 302
FREDRIcK PREScoTT sSanta Fe, NM 87507(505) [email protected] 825
luKE PRocToRMt. Horeb, WI 53572(608) [email protected] 602
GEoRGE RAABMillbrook, Ontario, Canada l0A 1G0(705) [email protected] and Printmaking 501
RAYMoND RAINSFort Worth, Tx 76135(817) [email protected] 301
BRucE REINFElDPhiladelphia, PA 19122(215) 783-8427highfidelty002@aol.comwww.highfidelitydisco.comPhotography 317
cARolYN REYNolDSlaguna beach, CA 92651(949) [email protected] Media 439
EllA RIchARDSNew York, NY 10003(212) [email protected] Media 802
SABRA RIchARDSCadiz, KY 42211(585) [email protected] 411
RANDAll RIEMERMineral Point, WI 53565(608) [email protected] 446
hARRY RoASarasota, Fl 34236(941) [email protected] 526
lARRY RoBERTSMarysville, WA 98271(360) [email protected] 464
GREG RochEWatsonville, CA 95076(831) [email protected] 714
DAvID RoYcEMinneapolis, MN 55421(651) [email protected] 470
GABE lEoNARDlos Angeles, CA 90042(323) [email protected] 471
BETh lEvINENew York, NY 10014(212) [email protected] 434
PATTY lINDBlooM-SchWEGMANNChampaign, Il 61820(217) [email protected]/pattyJewelry 809
DEBBIE lITTlE-WIlSoNdripping Springs, Tx 78620(512) [email protected] and Printmaking 522
ANNE loNDoNMandeville, lA 70448(330) [email protected]/Pastels 443
JAY loNGAustin, Tx 78756(512) [email protected] Media, Painting 608
RIcK louDERMIlK sAustin, Tx 78745(512) [email protected] 433
MARK MAcKINNoNMillbrook, NY 12545(917) 478-7620mark@markmackinnon.comwww.thephotographersplace.comPhotography 442
JEANNIE MADDoX sSAM MADDoXdothan, Al 36303(334) [email protected] 438
TERRIE MANGAT sEl Prado, NM 87529(575) [email protected] 315
SouPhoM MANIKhoNGSouPhoNG MANIKhoNGSacramento, CA 95838(916) [email protected] 815
ThoMAS MARASHudson, WI 54016(715) [email protected] 719
TIMoThY MARcoTTEStevens Point, WI 54481(715) [email protected] 421
RIcK MARTINEnglewood, CO 80113(303) 761-4443martindesign@martindesignworks.comwww.martindesignworks.comMetalwork 617
JERoME MASchINoTCave Spring, GA 30124(770) [email protected] 509
DAvID MATThEWSFort Worth, Tx 76177(817) [email protected]/dangrdaveEmerging Artist 356
DAvID MAYhEW sFort Collins, CO 80526(970) 290-7987dm@davidmayhewphotography.comwww.davidmayhewphotography.comPhotography 462
chRIS MccARThYSt. louis, MO 63104(314) [email protected] 444
JAY McDouGAllFergus Falls, MN 56537(218) 736-7040 [email protected] 325
ToBY McGEEOklahoma City, OK 73162(405) [email protected] 422
BRIAN McGuFFEY sSeattle, WA 98122(206) [email protected] 323
BRENDA McMAhoNGulfport, Fl 33707(518) [email protected] 426
DoN McWhoRTERCarrollton, GA 30117(770) [email protected] 821
DANNY MEISINGERSpring Hill, KS 66083(913) 592-3915spinningearthpottery@planetkc.comwww.thedolpinsong.comCeramics 618
lou MIchAElSCape Coral, Fl 33993(954) [email protected] Media 428
MYchAl MITchEllAustin, Tx 78762(512) [email protected] 706
JAMES MoSIERballston lake, NY 12019(518) [email protected] 621
lANcE MuNNvIcKI MuNNbloomfield, IN 47424(812) [email protected] 440
AMANDA MuRPhYStreamwood, Il 60107(630) 254-3930 amanda@amphotographyinc.comwww.AmandaMurphyPhotography.comPhotography 520
AYAlA NAPhTAlI sFair Haven, NJ 07704(917) [email protected] 610
MARcIA NEWRENCorrales, NM 87048(505) [email protected] 463
BRucE NIEMIKenosha, WI 53142(847) [email protected] 450
ERIc oBERHouston, Tx 77083(281) [email protected] 474
KIM oBRZuTKRYSTAl oBRZuTFlagstaff, Az 86001(928) [email protected] 418
lAWRENcE olIvERSoNSullivan, WI 53178(262) 593-2790larry@lawrenceOliverson.comwww.lawrenceOliverson.comPhotography 310
ScoTT olSoNChicago, Il 60647(262) 245-0551kompressiongraphics@hotmail.comwww.scottolsonfineart.comMixed Media 441
STEvEN olSZEWSKIPinckney, MI 48169(734) [email protected] 458
KEN oRToNroxbury, NY 34285(941) 484-0380susanorton@kenortongallery.comwww.kenortongallery.comPainting 807
GAIl PENDERGRASSPortland, Or 97218(503) 799-8639studio@gailpendergrass.comwww.gailpendergrass.comCeramics 513
DAvE PIPER s San Antonio, Tx 78251(800) [email protected] 447
MAX PIPEREl Paso, Tx 79922(915) [email protected]/Pastels 407
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STEPhEN SEBASTIANHigh Point, NC 27262(336) [email protected] and Printmaking 328
STEPhEN SEBASTIAN sHigh Point, NC 27262(336) [email protected] 330
chRIS SEEMANCincinnati, OH 45244(513) [email protected] 461
MElISSA SchMIDT sSt. louis, MO 63143(314) [email protected] 601
BRYAN SchulTZKenosha, WI 53144(262) [email protected] 468
JAcK SchWABbrooklyn, MI 49230(517) [email protected] 710
lIN SESlARSebring, Fl 33870(863) [email protected] 420
DouGlAS SIGWARThRENEE SIGWARThriver Falls, WI 54022(715) [email protected] 401
PhIll SINGERNew britain, PA 18901(215) [email protected] 404
ANDY SMIThMarshville, NC 28103(704) [email protected] 803
RANDAl SMIThEYbend, Or 97701(541) [email protected] 716
ANDREW SovJANIConway, MA 01341(413) [email protected] 712
ThoMAS SPAKEChattanooga, TN 37405(423) [email protected] 320
PAM STERNFort Worth, Tx 76103(817) [email protected] Artist 351
GREGoRY SToRYChicago, Il 60647(817) [email protected] 312
chARlES STRAINHarrisburg, MO 65256(573) [email protected] 460
PAMElA SuMMERSFort Worth, Tx 76135(817) 237-7109pamelasummers@earthlink.netwww.cliffhousestudio.comCeramics 303
DAvID SWITZER loRNA SWITZERAugusta, KS 67010(316) [email protected] 436
DARYl ThETFoRDChattanooga, TN 37409(423) [email protected] 701
DARYl ThETFoRDChattanooga, TN 37409(423) [email protected] 703
chERYl TohKansas City, MO 64111(206) [email protected] Media 812
MIllIcENT TYlERbaltimore, Md 21218(410) [email protected] 448
KoSTAS ulEvIcIuSSt. Petersburg, Fl 33710(727) [email protected] 425
louISE vAlENTINEBRIAN PRovENchERGibsons, Canada v0N 1v5(604) [email protected] 524
MARJolYN vAN DER hART sToronto, Canada M4J 4I3(416) [email protected] Media 512
SETh vANDABlECedar Hill, Tx 75104(972) [email protected] 518
TAMAN vANScoYlong beach, CA 90815(562) [email protected] 308
WIllIAM vANScoYbrookings, Or 97415(541) [email protected] www.vanscoyphotography.comPhotography 326
vIcToRIA vARGACumberland Foreside, ME 04110(207) [email protected] 613
NhA vuuAustin, Tx 78754(206) [email protected]/Pastels 305
GlEN & GAYlE WANSleawood, KS 66206(816) [email protected] 449
ThoMAS WARGINMenomonee Falls, WI 53051(262) [email protected] 808
chRISToPhER WhEElERAustin, Tx 78754(206) 730-1433chris@pergamenafineart.comwww.Pergamenafineart.comPainting 408
ScoTT WhEElERbutte, MT 59701(406) [email protected] 628
RoB WIEDMAIERPlatte City, MO 64079(573) [email protected] 455
lEIGh ANN WIllIAMSFort Worth, Tx 76107(817) [email protected] Artist 364
PAul WIllSEA scARol o’BRIENNaples, NY 14512(585) [email protected] 722
AlBERT MuKASA WIlSoNCorona, CA 92882(951) 310-3885albertmukasawilson@worldnet.att.netwww.albertmukasawilson.comdrawing/Pastels 318
MARK WINTERMilwaukee, WI 53208(414) [email protected] 811
R. MIchAEl WoMMAcKlanghorne, PA 19047(215) [email protected]/Pastels 456
E. DouGlAS WuNDERKutztown, PA 19530(610) [email protected] 804
KREG YINGSTPensacola, Fl 32507(850) [email protected] and Printmaking 519
JEFFREY ZAchMANN sFergus Falls, MN 56537(218) [email protected] 607
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cERAMIcSdaniel bennett & Teisha bennett .................................329Julie berndt ..................................................................409Marvin blackmore ........................................................603Patrick dragon ..............................................................503luis Enrique Gutierrez ..................................................817Timothy Marcotte ..........................................................421don Mcwhorter .............................................................821danny Meisinger ..........................................................618Steven Olszewski ..........................................................458Gail Pendergrass ..........................................................513Clare Pousson & Mark Wolter ......................................724Michael Schwegmann...................................................810Andy Smith ....................................................................803Pamela Summers ..........................................................303rob Wiedmaier .............................................................455
DIGITAlrick Abrams ..................................................................624John Ames.....................................................................435Jim brown .....................................................................510Michael brown ..............................................................612John Charbonneau ........................................................605daryl Thetford ...............................................................701daryl Thetford ...............................................................703
DRAWING/PASTElSWilliam Armstrong Jr. ..................................................502Greg barnes ..................................................................429david bjurstrom ............................................................711Jeffrey Cannon ..............................................................615Stephen dickerson ........................................................402J d Hillberry ..................................................................625Meredith Kuntzsch ........................................................726Yan lee ..........................................................................805Anne london .................................................................443Max Piper ......................................................................407Nha vuu .........................................................................305Albert Mukasa Wilson ..................................................318r. Michael Wommack ...................................................456
EMERGING ARTISTTimothy braucht & Alvaro Perez ...................................354Michelle Coffey .............................................................352Terry Colby ....................................................................353James Costello..............................................................366Jennifer Geyman...........................................................361lee & Sheri Hay ............................................................355lauren Herr ...................................................................362Guy Housewright ..........................................................365Kristin Kirkley................................................................363david Matthews ............................................................356Pam Stern ......................................................................351leigh Ann Williams .......................................................364
Artist By MediumFIBERJennifer Armstrong & Tanya Alsberg ...........................511Sally bright ...................................................................416Mimi damrauer .............................................................823diane Harty ...................................................................516lisa Telling Kattenbraker ..............................................414Olive Kraus ....................................................................311Terrie Mangat ................................................................315Millicent Tyler ...............................................................448louise valentine & brian Provencher ..........................524
GlASS Scott Amrhein................................................................611Molly barnes .................................................................427douglas becker ............................................................437Joseph becker ..............................................................412Todd Cameron................................................................728renee Engebretson & James Engebretson ..................709Angelo Fico ...................................................................453Kit Karbler .....................................................................406Thomas Maras ..............................................................719Chris McCarthy..............................................................444Toby McGee...................................................................422Marcia Newren .............................................................463raymond rains .............................................................301david royce ..................................................................470douglas Sigwarth & renee Sigwarth ..........................401Thomas Spake ...............................................................320Paul Willsea & Carol O’brien ........................................722
GRAPhIcS AND PRINTMAKINGAlex Abajian ..................................................................306lisa burge .....................................................................316John Costin ...................................................................627Tanya doskova ..............................................................431Gabor Koranyi ...............................................................718Seung lee ......................................................................324debbie little-Wilson .....................................................522George raab .................................................................501Stephen Sebastian ........................................................328Kreg Yingst ....................................................................519
JEWElRYAlison Antelman ............................................................415William bailey & lisa bailey ........................................319rebecca bashara & Scott Macdonald .........................704barbara bayne ..............................................................725Pam Caidin ....................................................................454Theresa Carson .............................................................469lisa Crowder .................................................................623Jeff dawald ...................................................................517Janine decresenzo .......................................................314Celiane dunetz & ronald dunetz ..................................459Mary Filapek & lou Ann Townsend ..............................707Melissa Finelli ..............................................................304Carrie Hoffnagle ............................................................822
Pyper Hugos ..................................................................507Christy Klug ...................................................................616birgit Kupke-Peyla ........................................................814Patty lindbloom-Schwegmann .....................................809Ayala Naphtali ..............................................................610Harry roa ......................................................................526Melissa Schmidt ...........................................................601victoria varga ................................................................613E. douglas Wunder ........................................................804
lEAThERSteve Edgar ...................................................................327Carol Hearty ..................................................................515Joseph Henderson ........................................................523beth levine ...................................................................434Mychal Mitchell ............................................................706dave Piper ....................................................................447Greg roche....................................................................714bryan Schultz ................................................................468david Switzer & lorna Switzer .....................................436
METAlWoRKrick Martin ...................................................................617James Mosier ...............................................................621luke Proctor ..................................................................602Sabra richards ..............................................................411randall riemer .............................................................446Chris Seeman ................................................................461Jeffrey zachmann .........................................................607
MIXED MEDIAKathrine Allen-Coleman ................................................321Yoshi Aoki......................................................................505deborah bloom & richard bloom ................................708Jim brown .....................................................................510Kina Crow ......................................................................622Anne Cubbage ...............................................................504richard Curtner .............................................................619rey d’Alfonso ...............................................................466Michel delgado .............................................................403Thomas diel ..................................................................419robert dupont ...............................................................451dolan Geiman & Ali Marie Geiman ..............................824Amy Gillespie ................................................................626Theresa Honeywell .......................................................309Elaine Hyde ...................................................................715barbara bouman Jay ....................................................720Seung lee ......................................................................322Jay long ........................................................................608lou Michaels .................................................................428Scott Olson ....................................................................441Terrell Powell ................................................................302Carolyn reynolds ..........................................................439Ella richards .................................................................802Cheryl Toh ......................................................................812Marjolyn van der Hart ..................................................512
PAINTINGStan beckman ...............................................................819bert beirne ....................................................................609William Cowherd ...........................................................424dave de la Cruz ............................................................525Patricia deleon Alfonso ................................................465bannon Fu .....................................................................717Signe Grushovenko & Genna Grushovenko .................818Tate Hamilton ................................................................445Ginny Herzog .................................................................604Tim Hooper ....................................................................801brian Keller ...................................................................702Joachim Knill.................................................................413Michael Kuseske...........................................................806Pamela lee ....................................................................813Gabe leonard ................................................................471
PAINTINGJay long ........................................................................608rick loudermilk ............................................................433Jeannie Maddox & Sam Maddox..................................438brian McGuffey .............................................................323Ken Orton ......................................................................807Stephen Sebastian ........................................................330lin Seslar ......................................................................420Phill Singer ....................................................................404Taman vanscoy ..............................................................308Christopher Wheeler .....................................................408
PhoToGRAPhYMeyer Abrams...............................................................521Chris Coffey ...................................................................452Micheal Paul Cole .........................................................307Chris dahlquist..............................................................506randy dana ...................................................................467ray doan & Steve doan................................................614raquel Edwards ............................................................816John Galbo ....................................................................432Kavan Geary ..................................................................713Alan Klug .......................................................................405Curtis Krueger ...............................................................723Mark Mackinnon ...........................................................442Jerome Maschinot ........................................................509david Mayhew ..............................................................462Amanda Murphy ............................................................520lawrence Oliverson ......................................................310bruce reinfeld ..............................................................317Andrew Sovjani .............................................................712William vanscoy ............................................................326Glen & Gayle Wans .......................................................449Scott Wheeler ................................................................628
SculPTuREAndrew Carson..............................................................472Kina Crow ......................................................................620Gabriela and Jeremy Firehammer ................................705roberto Gutierrez..........................................................721
Jennifer Ivory ...............................................................820Kent Kraus .....................................................................508brenda McMahon .........................................................426bruce Niemi ..................................................................450Eric Ober .......................................................................474Kim Obrzut & Krystal Obrzut .........................................418Fredrick Prescott ...........................................................825larry roberts ................................................................464randal Smithey .............................................................716Gregory Story ................................................................312Charles Strain................................................................460Kostas ulevicius ...........................................................425Seth vandable ...............................................................518Thomas Wargin .............................................................808Mark Winter ..................................................................811
WooDTim Arnold .....................................................................457david barkby.................................................................727James barnes ...............................................................606roger bulkley & Sharon bulkley ..................................410richard Carner ..............................................................423Marilyn Endres & Eucled Moore ...................................313Terry Evans ....................................................................514Matthew Hatala ............................................................430ray Jones .....................................................................417Souphom Manikhong & Souphong Manikhong ............815Jay Mcdougall ..............................................................325lance Munn & vicki Munn ............................................440Jack Schwab .................................................................710
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11:00 AM Don McRay 1:00 PM Dennis Cavalier & Texas Zydeco 3:00 PM Heather Paterson & Straight Ahead 5:00 PM Mark Harper 6:30 PM Bregget Rideau 8:30 PM Gerald Albright
Friday, April 20
11:00 AM Emily Elbert 1:00 PM The Sidemen 3:00 PM Trey & the Tritones 5:00 PM Lone Star Attitude 7:00 PM ALO 9:00 PM JJ Grey & Mofro
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11:00 AM Beyond the Pale 1:00 PM The Party Crashers 3:00 PM Buster Brown Band 5:00 PM Brad Thompson & the Undulating Band 7:00 PM Craig Chaquico 9:00 PM Steve Wariner
Sunday, April 22
11:00 AM Billy Cate & the Chisholm Trail Cowboys12:30 PM Texas Gypsies 2:00 PM Crawfish 3:30 PM Phyrework 5:30 PM Del Castillo
Thursday, April 19
11:00 AM Island Boogie 1:00 PM Bottom Line Band 3:00 PM Bob Stewart Quartet 5:00 PM FM Band 6:30 PM Fingerprints 8:30 PM Domino Effect
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11:00 AM Steve Obermiller 1:00 PM N'Awlins Gumbo Kings 3:00 PM James Gabriano 5:00 PM The Vintage Vibes 7:00 PM Lisa Haley & the Zydekats 9:00 PM Texas Tornados
Saturday, April 21
11:00 AM Victor Andrada 1:00 PM John Adams Group 3:00 PM Ricki Derek & the Vegas Six 5:00 PM Poo Live Crew 7:00 PM Carrie Rodriguez 9:00 PM Railroad Earth
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11:00 AM 3 Fools on 3 Stools12:30 PM Dave Alexander & His Big Texas Swing Band 2:30 PM Me and My Monkey 4:30 PM Beto and the Fairlanes 6:30 PM Liberty Band
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12:00 PM Lucky Bob 1:00 PM El Gleno Grande 2:00 PM Ron Jones Quartet 4:00 PM Mike Garvey Quartet 6:00 PM Lucky Bob 7:00 PM David Hall 8:00 PM El Gleno Grande
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11:00 AM UT Arlington Jazz Ensemble12:30 PM UT Arlington Jazz Orchestra 2:00 PM Cirque Zuma Zuma 3:30 PM David Hall 4:30 PM El Gleno Grande 6:00 PM Cirque Zuma Zuma 7:00 PM Lucky Bob 8:00 PM David Hall 9:00 PM Cirque Zuma Zuma
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Thai Tina’s2 Spring rolls (4), 2 Egg rolls (4), 2 Chicken Satay (6), Small bowl
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times ten cellars Wine experience Fort Worth’s only full production winery will once again provide a private wine tasting experience. This seated tasting features four premium wines. You’ll receive a commemorative wine glass etched with this year’s festival logo, a six-bottle carrier bag and a bottle of wine you select from the tasting. Seating is limited to 30 per session, and advance reservations are required. Drop by the Wine Experience tent behind The Flying Saucer and make your reservation now. The cost is $35 per person – cash or credit cards accepted.
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Steve Wariner sSaturday, April 21, 9 p.m. – Sundance Square StageWariner’s four Grammy Awards include a “best Country Instrumental Performance” for his recent Chet Atkins tribute. during his career, he has charted 14 #1 hits – songs like “Some Fools Never learn,” “Small Town Girl,” “The Weekend,” “life’s Highway,” lonely Women Make Good lovers” and the CMA Song Of The Year, “Holes In The Floor Of Heaven.” He joined the Grand Ole Opry in 1996. www.stevewariner.com
Railroad Earth sSaturday, April 21, 9 p.m. – Green Mountain Energy company Stage (9th Street)One of America’s greatest bands, railroad Earth sings of our nation’s changing landscape and social ills with a commitment reminiscent of Woody Guthrie,
with instrumental sounds that could have been pulled from Celtic or Cajun culture. As anyone who has caught them live will attest, their concerts are imbued with the fire-in-the-belly passion of straight-ahead, blue-collar rock & roll. www.railroadearth.com
SuNDAY hEADlINERSPhyreworkSunday, April 22, 3:30 p.m. – Sundance Square StagePhyrework is a dallas funk/rock/jazz band with a sound similar to Tower of Power and Earth, Wind, and Fire. Formed in 1976, they toured and opened concerts for Gino vanelli, The Average White band, The bar-Kays, Herbie Hancock and many others. They still pack a potent punch today.
Beto and the FairlanesSunday, April 22, 4:30 p.m. –Green Mountain Energy company Stage (9th Street)Over the years , beto and the Fairlanes have created a tribe of loyal fans who continue to gather for rituals of dance, song and tropic frolic. The band’s high-flying horns, explosive percussion and easy sense of humor create a celebration of musical traditions both north and south. www.betoandthefairlanes.com
Del castilloSunday, April 22, 5:30 p.m. – Sundance Square Stagedel Castillo has become a symbol of the cross-cultural power of music with their eclectic blend of flamenco, rock, latin, blues and world music. The band has worked with names like Willie Nelson, robert rodriguez, quentin Tarantino and George lopez, just to name a few. www.delcastillomusic.com
SATuRDAY hEADlINERS
craig chaquico sSaturday, April 21, 7 p.m. – Sundance Square StageA central figure of the legendary rock band Jefferson Starship, Chaquico played a seminal role in making them one of the top-selling bands in history. later, he reinvented himself as a pop instrumentalist, bringing his fresh-sounding amalgam of rock, blues, contempo-rary jazz and new age to the top of the charts again. wwww.craigchaquico.com
carrie Rodriquez sSaturday, April 21, 7 p.m. – Green Mountain Energy company Stage (9th Street)reared in Austin and schooled at boston’s berklee College of Music, rodriquez is a critically acclaimed fiddle-playing singer/songwriter. Her journey from teenage violin student to touring the world with the likes of Chip Taylor (famed songwriter of “Wild Thing”), lucinda Williams and Alejandro Escovedo has resulted in eight albums in as many years. www.carrierodriguez.com
lisa haley and the Zydekats sFriday, April 20, 7 p.m. – Green Mountain Energy company Stage (9th Street)don’t miss one of the most joyful American/Cajun/zydeco acts on tour today. lisa Haley – a Grammy-nominated fiddler, dancer, vocalist and songwriter – and the zydekats serve up heart-moving louisiana rhythms, traditional stylings and songs that speak to all ages. but watch out – you could catch “zydecosis!” www.lisahaley.com
JJ Grey and MofroFriday, April 20, 9 p.m. – Sundance Square StageThe ability to tell thought-provoking stories through original songs – informed by a mixture of old-school r&b and down-home roots rock ‘n’ roll – has carried JJ Grey & Mofro from the backwoods of Florida to hun-dreds of concert stages across the u.S. and the world. www.jjgrey.com
Texas Tornados sFriday, April 20, 9 p.m. – Green Mountain Energy company Stage (9th Street)The ultimate Tex-Mex super group is back, as Augie Meyers and Flaco Jiménez reunite with the son of doug Sahm, Shawn. The Texas Tornados’ infectious, party-ready sound blends early rock and roll, Mexican folk music, r&b, blues and whatever other roots music crosses their paths. www.thetexastornados.com
Move to the MusicFeatured performing Artistsbig stars, big sounds and big fun are on the schedule this year! Sundance Square, Green Mountain Energy and uT Arlington spon-sor our three major stages, bringing you great local entertainment as well as stars from across the country and around the world. Only headlining acts are featured in this guide – for more performing artist bios, visit www.MainStreetArtsFest.org or use the qr code to the right on your smartphone. You can also take the entertainment schedule along on your iPhone. To download, search the iTunes app store for “Main Street Arts” or visit bit.ly/MainStreetiPhone
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cirque Zuma ZumaAudiences and critics agree – Cirque zuma zuma is unlike anything they have ever seen! Many describe the performance as an African-style Cirque du Soleil. www.zumazuma.com
David hallMagic dave’s award-winning performances are full of high energy, witty comedy and mind- blowing miracles. He’s so popular, he typically books more than 350 engagements a year. www.magicofdavidhall.com
ThuRSDAY hEADlINER
Gerald Albright sThursday, April 19, 8:30 p.m. – Sundance Square StageGerald Albright is a dynamic jazz saxophonist who earned a 2010 Grammy nomination for his album Pushing The Envelope. He has worked with stars like Patrice rushen, Anita baker, lola Folana, Atlantic Starr, The Winans, Olivia Newton-John, The Temptations and Maurice White. He has definitely made his mark in the music world as a player, songwriter and producer.www.geraldalbright.com
FRIDAY hEADlINERS
Alo – Animal liberation s orchestra Friday, April 20, 7 p.m. – Sundance Square Stagelong acclaimed for their deft musicianship, potent songwriting and onstage interaction, AlO blurs genres like jazz, r&b and funk to create a sound all its own. The band’s latest effort, Man of the World, finds the Cali collective flexing their considerable creative powers to craft their finest album yet. www.alomusic.com
liberty Band sSunday, April 22, 6:30 p.m. – Green Mountain Energy company Stage (9th Street)liberty band is comprised of eight unique, energetic and talented musicians from San Antonio. Over their decades-long career, they’ve developed a reputation as one of the top veteran Tejano bands in Texas. www.libertyband-sa.com
El Gleno Grande A hilarious spoof of an equestrian circus act, El Gleno Grande has brought belly laughs to six continents. The family fun includes optical illusions, circus skills and funny gags. www.horseguy.com
luckyBobluckybob reads minds, juggles hats, stacks boxes, balances objects on his face and performs amazing sleight-of-hand tricks. His high-energy antics make him one of the best variety performers around. www.luckyshow.net
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paint Your Own Masterpiece!Ready to uncork your creativity? Artists from A piece of Work invite you and your friends to create a painting of your own! Join us at the Activity Tent on 4th Street, where local artists will provide everything you need to paint, “en plein air,” on the streets of Downtown. No experience necessary! Each session will feature a Fort Worth icon, and the canvas is yours to keep. Several sessions include a bottle of Times Ten Cellars wine to sip while you paint. A piece of Work is Fort Worth’s first interactive art lounge, located just off Camp Bowie Boulevard.
Stop by the Activity Tent to sign up for available spots beginning on Saturday, or sign up in advance online. Classes are limited to 20 persons.
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Comedy:Four Day Weekend Improvisational comedy.Four day Weekend Theater, Houston Street between 2nd and 3rd. Friday and
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Theater:Tambourines to Glory by langston Hughes. This
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Jubilee Theatre, Main Street between 4th and 5th. Thursday, Friday and
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Featured performances:Laughter and Reflection with Carol Burnett: A Conversation with Carol Where the Audience Asks the QuestionsBass Performance HallThursday, April 19, 7:30 p.m.
Carol Burnett, award-winning actress and best-selling author, is widely recognized for her work on stage and screen, most notably The Carol Burnett Show. She is one of the most beloved performers in entertainment and one of the most admired women in America.
The Canadian Tenors, Andres Franco, ConductorBass Performance HallFriday, April 20, 8 p.m. Saturday, April 21, 8 p.m.Sunday, April 22, 2 p.m.
Ever since they performed Leonard Cohen’s “Hallelujah” on Oprah, the Canadian Tenors have been taking the U.S. by storm! The Canadian Tenors will hypnotize you with their magical voices and mesmerizing harmonies.
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“MAIN ST. Creates!” is a place where you can surround yourself with art and performances for kids! It’s open Thursday through Sunday from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., and 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Sunday.
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MAIN ST. Educational programsKids Get Creative
Growing Young ArtistsThis 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 ProgramSeveral of our 2012 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 21 and 22, 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 $8,000 worth of art!
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“Go Green” Initiative. We’re working hard to reduce our carbon footprint through partner-ships with the Tarrant Regional Water District, Green Mountain Energy, Waste Management, Inc. and Bicycles, Inc. In 2011, we recycled over 80% 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. Artists and vendors participating in our “Go Green!” initiative are identified with a green thumbprint.
Green Mountain Energy Company, the nation’s leading competitive retail provider of cleaner energy, is generously donating 73 metric tons of carbon offsets – enough to offset all of the carbon dioxide emissions generated by this year’s
festival! Drop by their booth at 4th and Main and find out more about pollution-free electricity. www.greenmountainenergy.com
Park Your Bike for Free! The Bicycle Corral, sponsored by the Fort Worth Bicycling Associa-tion and Bicycles, Inc., is open from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily at the parking lot on 4th Street, east of the Houston Street intersection. 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!
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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 4th and Houston Streets and we’ll be happy to sign you up! Find out more at www.MainStreetArtsFest.org.
GolDAnonymous, bank of Texas, Anne T. and robert M. bass, CbS Outdoor, CrM Studios, Enilon, Flowers to Go, Fort Worth Convention and visitors bureau, Frost, Fundamental Clinical and Operational Services, MEd-STAr, Pier 1, reata restaurant, Sundance Square, united Site Services
SIlvERbuzz Fence, Cockrell Enovation; decker, Jones, McMackin, McClane, Hall & bates, P.C.; Enterprise Truck leasing, Empire roofing, GrACE, Norris Conference Center, Motheral Printing Company, Olmstead Kirk, rotary Club of Fort Worth, SYSCO dallas, SYSCO Food Services
BRoNZEAtmos Energy, brian Pierce Marketing, Community bank, Concussion Advertising, Jay and debbie downie, J. A. Garrison & Company, CPA’s, lINbECK, Giles and Jacy McCrary, Mrs. renfro’s Foods, Performing Arts Fort Worth – bass Hall, Pinkerton design, Providence Title, region Enterprises, St. louis Art Fair, Waffle House, Wells Fargo
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 only four blocks from MAIN ST. Special Arts Festival Schedule: On Thursday, April 19, the last eastbound train departs ITC station at 9:51 p.m. On Friday and Saturday, April 20 and 21, the last eastbound train departs ITC station at 11:35 pm and will go all the way to Union Station. Note: this train will NOT connect with any DART Rail Service at Union Station. 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. Check their web site at www.The-T.com.
MAIN ST. Park and Ride – FREE! Ride our free MAIN ST. park and Ride service sponsored by The T for transportation to and from the festival. The free shuttle will operate every 20 minutes from 5 to 11 p.m. on Friday, April 20, and noon to 11 p.m. on Saturday, April 20. 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 Houston Street.
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Thanks to Our Marvelous MAIN ST Crew!DFWII Festivals & Events Committee
Marie Holliday, dMd, Flowers to Go in Sundance Square, ChairmanMarilyn Ackmann, Atmos Energylarry Anfin, Coors distributing Companybecky renfro borbolla, Mrs. renfro’s FoodsGary Cumbie, Tarrant County College districtCarlos de la Torre, de la Torre Companiesdavid Fulton, Hilton Hotel Fort WorthMarilyn Gilbert, Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce
Tracy Gilmour, Sundance Square ManagementGlen Hahn, Innovative developers, Inc.M.C. Henke, Frost bankleo Kinney, Cash America Internationalronny region, region Enterprisesdick ruddell, Fort Worth Transportation Authority, Past Chairmanbarbara Stone, Fort Worth Convention and visitors bureau lynda Tiedtke, Providence Title Company
Event Steering CommitteeAmy bearden, MAIN ST. Creates! ManagerJudy beaumier, Entertainment and Production ManagerMichelle beniak, Program and Production Coordinator, Staffbarbara blaisdell, Merchandise CommitteeClaire brunner, Website Coordinator (Enilon)Claire bloxom, Media relations and Social Media Managerl.d. Carroll, Grounds Maintenance ManagerSandi Cochrum, Artist resources Manager Marshall Cochrum, logistics CommitteeJaime Cox, Artist relations CommitteeCarlos de la Torre, Merchandise ManagerJay downie, Events ProducerCharlie duvall, Warehouse Managerdana Ford, Artist resources CommitteeMarge Fransted, Artist resources On-Site Jury Advisorlarry Gantt, Communications ManagerKris Gantt, Concessions Manager, Jury ComplianceJohn Gantt, Operations and Security ManagerGabby Garbarino, Community Services ManagerGretchen Gause, On-Site Jury CoordinatorGeorge Gonzales, Hospitality - EMT, Manager Mary Gonzales, Hospitality - EMT, Manager
diana Hahn, Production Assistant/volunteer ManagerGary Hammer, Concessions ManagerPat Hammer, Artist resources CommitteeTyrone Hodges, Entertainment Transportation CoordinatorTina Mantz, Artist resources Managerrhonda Matherne, Artist resources CommitteeKim Matthys, Merchandise Managerrobbie McMeans, Skybox Hospitality Managerdonnette Moseley, Skybox Hospitality Committeerobert Munoz, block Captains CommitteeGlenda Patterson, Skybox Hospitality Assistant ManagerJames Phillips, Finance ManagerAlex reeves, block Captain ManagerCarol reeves, Office Assistant, Stafflarry reeves, Communications Managerlarry rippin, logistics Committeelaura Sanchez, logistics ManagerMike Shambaugh, logistics ManagerGretchen Stephens, Entertainment Production Assistant ManagerJack Wassman, Community Service Assistant Managerdeanna Weaver, Merchandise Manager
Festival production StaffJudy beaumier, Entertainment Production ManagerMichelle beniak, Program and Production CoordinatorClaire brunner, Website Coordinator (Enilon)Claire bloxom, Media relations and Social Media Managerl.d. Carroll, Grounds Maintenance SupervisorJay downie, Events ProducerCharlie duvall, Warehouse Manager
Courtney Hall, Advertising Managerdiana Hahn, Production Assistant/volunteer ManagerMike Kennedy, dFW Professional Musicians unionGladys Pinkerton, Graphics and design Manager James Phillips, Finance ManagerGretchen Stephens, Entertainment Production Assistant Manager
Downtown Fort Worth, Inc. StaffAndrew Taft, PresidentTodd Holzaepfel, vice-President/PId ManagerMichelle beniak, Program and Production Coordinatorbecky bethel, Office and Program AdministratorJay downie, Events ProducerTaylor Fernandez, Marketing and Projects Managerbecky Fetty, director of Marketing and Membership
Nasser Haghighat, director of researchJim Johnson, director of downtown development/TIF districtMelissa Konur, director of PlanningMelanie lara, ControllerCarole robinson, Executive Assistant/Office ManagerOlivia White, Accounting Assistant
DFWII Board of DirectorsJoy Webster, Morningstar Capital, ChairmanMarilyn Ackmann, Atmos Energylarry Anfin, Coors distributing CompanyOla Assem, Cleopatra, Inc.Kenneth barr, barr Consulting Grouprick baumeister, Sanford, baumeister & FrazierMichael bennett, bennett brenner PettitGreg bird, Jetta Operatingbill boecker, representing Edward bass, Fine line diversified developmentJohnny Campbell, Sundance Square Jack Clark, red Oak realtyJeff davis, republic Title of Fort WorthJim Finley, Finley resourcesdave Fulton, Hilton Fort WorthCarmen Garcia, Starpoint Commercial PropertiesPerry Ginn, American National bank of TexasMelissa Graham, Crescent real EstateMike Guyton, Oncor Electric deliverySteve Hambrick, PlainsCapital bankbrian Happel, bbvA Compass don Hellman, Comerica bankAllan Howeth, Cantey Hanger, l.l.P.bob Jameson, The renaissance Worthington Hoteldione Kennedy, Performing Arts Fort Worth, Inc.Mark linenberger, lINbECKWalter littlejohn, The Fort Worth Club
ben loughry, Integra realty resourcesPatrick McFarlin, Jacobs Charles Milliken, decker Jones et alPhil Norwood, Frost bankWade Nowlin, Hub International rigg david Parker, AT& TMichael Pavell, bank of Americaraul Pena, TranSystemsNina Petty, Tarrant County College districtdan Piotrowski, Omni Fort Worth HotelJohn Podraza, xTO EnergyJim rhodes, rhodes SecuritiesMurl richardson, Peloton real Estate Partnersdick ruddell, The TJon ruff, Spire realty Groupdan Settle, Kelly, Hart & Hallman, l.l.P.Maria Sinnott, behringer HarvardWhit Smith, The WhitneySmith Co., IncJohn Stevenson, representing robert bass, Keystone, Inc.Tom Struhs, Trinity bluff development lTdAndy Taft, downtown Fort Worth, Inc.doug Thompson, Yates ConstructionGreg upp, uNT Health Science Centerrachel vogel, Hahnfeld Hoffer StanfordJulie Wilson, Chesapeake EnergyGary Wortel, Star-Telegram
Directors Emeritusl.O. “buzz”brightbill, III, Southwest bankGary W. Cumbie, Tarrant County College districtAllan Howeth, Cantey Hanger, llPJames r. Nichols, Freese and NicholsJohn v. roach, roach EnterprisesTerrance J. ryan, university of Texas - ArlingtonJohn Stevenson, Keystone, Inc.
Ex Officio Membersdale brock, downtown Neighborhood AllianceCarlos de la Torre, FW Hispanic Chamber of Commercedavid dubois, Fort Worth CvbMae Ferguson, FW Sister Cities InternationalMarie Holliday, black Chamber of CommerceAndre McEwing, SE Fort Worth, Inc.Paul Paine, Fort Worth SouthGlenda Simcox, bldg Owners & Mgrs Assnbill Thornton, Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce
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