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BUSINESS MONTHLY The Power to Make a Difference July 2012 Issue 49 Upper Arlington Area Chamber of Commerce Vaughn Music Studio to sponsor Taste of UA Music Program The Taste of UA began as a small gathering of businesses at Tremont Center and grew into an annual event that fills Northam Park. In addition to featuring food from area restaurants and local businesses, there has always been a musical component to the Taste of UA. In past years, local bands such as Willie Phoenix, Avalon Nine, The Ark Band, Cougar Trap, The Majestic’s and McGuffey Lane have performed at the Taste. “For the first time in the Taste of UA’s 19 years, we are so please that Vaughn Music Studio has agreed to sponsor the festival’s music program. As the Taste event continues to grow, we are also try- ing to grow the musical aspect of the event. Bringing Vaughn on board is essential to the growth of the event as an opportunity for local musicians to gain exposure and entertain the thousands of people who attend the Taste,” says Becky Hajost, president of the Upper Arlington Area Chamber of Commerce. Vaughn Music Studio’s (VMS) new facility locat- ed on Riverside Drive features multiple acousti- cally isolated les- son rooms, a state of the art record- ing studio, and a 1,000 square feet performance space. VMS is a full-service music studio providing artist development, music instruc- tion and recording, voice, guitar, piano, drums, performance coach- ing, workshops and webinars. “Vaughn is an asset to Colum- bus’ artistic community. Bring- ing their production know how is essential to growing the Taste as we look to feature more local bands and musicians at the Taste. We hope to evolve into a multi- day festival promoting local music and talent. We love that we give recognition to area restaurants and food vendors, so we think that it is natural to add an expanded musi- cal piece to the Taste of UA. In brain storming with Collin Gawel of Collin’s Coffee, Cindy Vaughn of Vaughn Music Studios and Doug Ryan, the Chamber’s board president, we came to agree that we could add an expanded lo- cal music production to the Taste. The Taste has brought recognition to area restaurants, why not to lo- cal musicians as well,” says Hajost. Residents of Upper Arlington can enjoy music in the parks free during the summer with family- oriented concerts. “Listening to live music, close to home, is one of the wonderful benefits of living in Upper Arlington. As support- ers of local artists we welcome the opportunity to provide artful en- counters for our community,” says Lynette Santoro-Au, Arts Man- ager City of Upper Arlington. This year’s Taste of UA will fea- ture the following local bands. Central Planners – The Cen- tral Planners blend a vast array of influences and musical experience resulting in a sound that can only be described as original. The end result is music that is melodic, sometimes heavy, with an appro- priate amount of 30-something angst, sarcasm and optimism. Main stage 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. Good Company Central Ohio’s total classic rock experi- ence, Good Company plays your favorite rock music from the late ’60s and early ’70s featuring songs from Fleetwood Mac and Grand Funk Railroad to Bob Seger and Sweet and everything in between. Main stage 6:15 to 7:00 p.m. Grassinine – Grassinine is a bluegrass-style band that plays all sorts of stuff from Flatt & Scruggs to U2 and everything in between. Main stage 7:15 to 8:30 p.m. Avalon Nine – Avalon Nine’s music is flavored with the sounds of San Francisco’s Avalon Ball- room and contemporary Ameri- cana. The result is a fresh--- but familiar – sound, and their original material pays homage to Ameri- can folk, rock and pop traditions. Bier Garten stage 6 to 9 p.m. Inside this issue Fun for the entire family 2 Exhibitors 4 Event map 5 Calendar of Events 5 New members 6 Behind the scenes 7 2011 Taste of UA winners 8 And more … Visit the Chamber at wwwuachamberorg SPECIAL TASTE OF UPPER ARLINGTON EDITION Top: Avalon Nine will be per- forming from 6 to 9 pm at the Bier Garten stage Bottom left: Grassinine will be on the Main stage from 7:15 to 8:30 pm Bottom right: Good Company will provide a classic rock experience on the Main stage from 6:15 to 7 pm Not pic- tured: Don’t miss the original sound of Central Planners from 5 to 6 pm on the Main stage

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Business MonthlyThe Power to Make a DifferenceJuly 2012 Issue 49

Upper Arlington Area Chamber of Commerce

Vaughn Music Studio to sponsor Taste of UA Music Program

The Taste of UA began as a small gathering of businesses at Tremont Center and grew into an annual event that fills Northam Park. In addition to featuring food from area restaurants and local businesses, there has always been a musical component to the Taste of UA. In past years, local bands such as Willie Phoenix, Avalon Nine, The Ark Band, Cougar Trap, The Majestic’s and McGuffey Lane have performed at the Taste.

“For the first time in the Taste of UA’s 19 years, we are so please that Vaughn Music Studio has agreed to sponsor the festival’s music program. As the Taste event continues to grow, we are also try-ing to grow the musical aspect of the event. Bringing Vaughn on board is essential to the growth of the event as an opportunity for local musicians to gain exposure and entertain the thousands of people who attend the Taste,” says Becky Hajost, president of the Upper Arlington Area Chamber of Commerce.

Vaughn Music Studio’s (VMS) new facility locat-ed on Riverside Drive features multiple acousti-cally isolated les-son rooms, a state of the art record-ing studio, and a 1,000 square feet performance space. VMS is a full-service music studio providing artist development, music instruc-tion and recording, voice, guitar, piano, drums, performance coach-ing, workshops and webinars.

“Vaughn is an asset to Colum-bus’ artistic community. Bring-ing their production know how is essential to growing the Taste as we look to feature more local bands and musicians at the Taste. We hope to evolve into a multi-day festival promoting local music and talent. We love that we give recognition to area restaurants and food vendors, so we think that it is natural to add an expanded musi-cal piece to the Taste of UA.

In brain storming with Collin Gawel of Collin’s Coffee, Cindy Vaughn of Vaughn Music Studios and Doug Ryan, the Chamber’s board president, we came to agree

that we could add an expanded lo-cal music production to the Taste. The Taste has brought recognition to area restaurants, why not to lo-cal musicians as well,” says Hajost.

Residents of Upper Arlington can enjoy music in the parks free during the summer with family-oriented concerts. “Listening to live music, close to home, is one of the wonderful benefits of living

in Upper Arlington. As support-ers of local artists we welcome the opportunity to provide artful en-

counters for our community,” says Lynette Santoro-Au, Arts Man-ager City of Upper Arlington.

This year’s Taste of UA will fea-ture the following local bands.

Central Planners – The Cen-tral Planners blend a vast array of influences and musical experience resulting in a sound that can only be described as original. The end result is music that is melodic, sometimes heavy, with an appro-priate amount of 30-something angst, sarcasm and optimism. Main stage 5 p.m. to 6 p.m.

Good Company – Central Ohio’s total classic rock experi-ence, Good Company plays your favorite rock music from the late ’60s and early ’70s featuring songs from Fleetwood Mac and Grand Funk Railroad to Bob Seger and Sweet and everything in between. Main stage 6:15 to 7:00 p.m.

Grassinine – Grassinine is a bluegrass-style band that plays all sorts of stuff from Flatt & Scruggs to U2 and everything in between. Main stage 7:15 to 8:30 p.m.

Avalon Nine – Avalon Nine’s music is flavored with the sounds of San Francisco’s Avalon Ball-room and contemporary Ameri-cana. The result is a fresh--- but familiar – sound, and their original material pays homage to Ameri-can folk, rock and pop traditions. Bier Garten stage 6 to 9 p.m.

Inside this issueFun for the entire family . . . . . . . . . . .2

Exhibitors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4

Event map . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5

Calendar of Events . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5

New members . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6

Behind the scenes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7

2011 Taste of UA winners . . . . . . . . . .8

And more …

Visit the Chamber at www .uachamber .org

SPECIAL TASTE OF UPPER ARLINGTON EDITION

Top: Avalon Nine will be per-forming from 6 to 9 p .m . at the Bier Garten stage . Bottom left: Grassinine will be on the Main stage from 7:15 to 8:30 p .m . Bottom right: Good Company will provide a classic rock experience on the Main stage from 6:15 to 7 p .m . Not pic-tured: Don’t miss the original sound of Central Planners from 5 to 6 p .m . on the Main stage .

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If you are looking for something fun to do with your entire family, then the Taste of UA is the event for you. The Taste of UA offers food, fun and more and admission is free.

Kids and Buckeye fans alike will enjoy the Buckeye Mobile Tour, which travels throughout the State of Ohio, engaging fans through Buckeye-branded vehicles, interac-tive games and sponsor activities. Along with the Buckeye Mobile Tour, there will be amusement rides, a mobile kiddie train, and a climbing wall for those who dare to reach for the sky.

If it’s a hot day, cool off at Bello Giardino with a run through their water mister. And if you have been participating in the Upper Arlington Public Library’s summer reading club, head over to the dunk tank sponsored

by the UAPL and dunk your favorite librar-ian.

For those with a taste for specialty craft beer, visit the expanded Bier Garten spon-sored by the Heidelberg Distributing Com-pany. Heidelberg will have their beer master on hand to speak about their craft beers. “On tap will be Brooklyn beers and Labatt Blue and we will be serving Woodbridge wines as well this year,” says Dan Diem, General Manager, Heidelberg. This year’s Bier Garten is expanding in size due to its popularity and once again will be located on the south-west side of St. Agatha Catholic Church’s property so that it will have great visibility and easy access.

The Taste of UA will take place rain or shine from 3:30 to 8:30 p.m.

Fun for the entire family

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Doug Ryan, Chair Douglas Real Estate, Inc.

Edie Blough, Vice Chair, Membership Title First Agency

Rich Dumas, Vice Chair, Finance HHH CPA Group

Tony Macaluso, Vice Chair, Business Advocacy

Macaluso Landscaping Co. Ltd.Wes Newhouse, Vice Chair Economic

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Peter Hahn, Vice Chair, Legal Dinsmore & Shohl

Don Leach, Outgoing Chair Dinsmore & Shohl LLP

Chip Ashby, Chair of Public Relations, Nationwide Insurance

TrusteesJanet Boissy, Indus Hotels

Daniel Casey, FocusBecky Converse, The Forum at

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Kathy Gill, 1st Vice Chair, Retail The Publishing Group

Chris Graff, Ray Insurance Agency, Inc.Charles Groezinger, SGO Designer Glass

Jim Hyre, Hyre & AssociatesChris Miller, Asst. Vice Chair, Secretary

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Thank you to our Taste of UA sponsors

The Taste of UA would not hap-pen without the support of our sponsors. The Upper Arlington Chamber of Commerce would like to thank the following companies for their sponsorship:

CHEF Arlington Urgent Care

Fifth Third Bank

SILVER SPOON First Community VillageKey Bank • PNC BankTri-Village Magazine

Yard Solutions • WOW!

IN GOOD TASTEColumbus School for Girls

Indus HotelsLane Avenue ChiropracticNicola Restaurant and Bar

Schmidt’s of German VillageTwo Men and a Truck

For the past three years, Charlie Groezinger of SGO Designer Glass has served as co-chair, and for the past two years has served as chair of the Taste of UA.

The Upper Arlington Area Chamber of Com-merce is deeply grateful for all of Charlie’s hard work and dedication to bringing the Taste of UA to fruition. Charlie is a hands-on team player who can be depended on to do such tasks as mark-ing the field, pouring beer in the Bier Garten, overseeing logistics and making sure that Northam Park is clean after the Taste of UA.

Charlie is a jack of all trades from the Community Marketplace to the Annual Chamber Celebration to the Taste of UA. He has also placed the large billboard signs advertising Chamber events that you see around Upper Arlington.

Charlie is completing his 2nd term and finishing his 6th year serving on the board of trustees. Thank you Charlie!

Thank You Charlie

Charlie Groezinger, co-chair of Taste of UA pitching in at the Bier Garten at 2011’s event along with volun-teers Eric Brown and Dan Casey .

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Taste of Upper Arlington exhibitors

Chamber Tent Fifth Third BankChamber Tent Arlington Urgent Care1 Westminster-Thurber Community2 Donatos Pizza3 Smokeshack BBQ4 Smokeshack BBQ5 Smokeshack BBQ6 K Studio7 Dublin Cleaners8 Upper Arlington Public Library9 Gentle Touch Massage Therapy by Deb10 Fitness Together11 Northwest Title12 Oilerie Columbus13 The Tutoring Center15 Graeter’s Ice Cream16 Caffe’ DaVinci17 PR Life Management / Suzy’s Helping

Hands18 HHH CPA Group, LLC19 National Church Residences / First Com-

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Agency26 Tri-Village Magazine27 Cheryl’s Cookies29 Abbington of Arlington Assisted Living30 Keller Williams Classic Properties31 Keller Williams Classic Properties32 WesBanco33 Crown Pointe Care Center34 Jacobs Grant Design Ltd .36 UA Education Foundation37 Tom & Jerry Auto Service38 Bello Giardino

39 Street Sotheby’s International Realty40 Mary Dauberman, Professional In-Home

Care41 J .S . Brown & Company42 J .S . Brown & Company43 Dave’s Dogs & More45 DiYanni Remodeling46 Sport Clips47 Dairy Queen48 Jimmy John’s Gourmet Subs49 Buckeye Hall of Fame Grill50 Sergakis Insurance Agency, Inc .52 RE/MAX Premier Choice Realtors53 InternetAddressBooks .com54 The Arlington Bank55 Upper Arlington City Schools56 Upper Arlington City Schools57 MT Business Technologies60 Mojo TaGO61 Mojo TaGO62 Dave Fox Remodeling63 Dave Fox Remodeling64 Columbus Food Adventures65 La Chatelaine66 Northwest Pediatrics67 Nurtur the Salon68 Raising Cane’s Chicken Fingers69 Rusty Bucket70 Rusty Bucket71 Two Men and a Truck79 PNC Bank84 Schmidt’s of German Village85 Schmidt’s of German Village86 WOW! Internet, Cable and Phone87 Amitai Sela Photography88 Amitai Sela Photography89 Giuseppe’s Italian Ice, LLC91 Ladies Explorer Club

92 Pilat-Ease of Arlington93 LOOPS94 Lane Avenue Chiropractic95 Trattoria Roma98 Sound Design Group100 City Barbeque101 Citizens for Stephanie Kunze102 Schakolad Chocolate Factory103 Bartelt Dancers104 Bello Giardino105 Two Bites, LLC106 The Forum at Knightsbridge107 Leadership U .A .108 Merion Dental109 Yard Solutions, Inc .110 The Wine Bistro112 Arlington Optical113 Leslie’s Creperie114 Nightingale Home Care116 Nicola Restaurant & Bar117 The MacIntosh Company120 MCL Restaurant & Bakery121 Indus Hotels122 Indus Hotels123 Coldwell Banker King Thompson124 Giuseppe’s Italian Ice, LLC125 USA Insulation126 Northwest Counseling Services127 Northwest Eyecare Professionals128 KeyBank129 KeyBank130 The Original Goodie Shop133 Huffman’s Market134 AAA Ohio Auto Club135 Jeni’s Fresh Ice Creams136 Jeni’s Fresh Ice Creams137 City of Upper Arlington138 Great Harvest Bread

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Behind the scenes: Taste of Upper Arlington

Residents pitch inTop left: Yard Solutions sets up the Bier Garten . Middle left: Judges from 2011 event with staff members . Bottom left: Yard Solutions adds decorative flowers . Top right: Teen volunteers help throughout the event .

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