2013 MAIN ST. Program Guide

GUIDE 2013

APR 18-21

A PRODUCTION OF

DOWNTOWN FORT WORTH INITIATIVES, INC. PRESENTED BY

COORS DISTRIBUTING COMPANY OF FORT WORTH

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Table of Contents Welcome to MAIN ST. .....................................................................3-4 Sponsors ..........................................................................................6-7 Things to Know ..............................................................................8-10 Artist Spotlight .................................................................................11 Fine Arts & Crafts Showcase ............................................................12 Featured Artists ...........................................................................13-23 Festival Map .....................................................................................24 Performance Schedule ......................................................................25 Cuisine .........................................................................................27-29 Entertainers .................................................................................30-31 Paint Your Own Masterpieces ...........................................................33 OFF MAIN! ........................................................................................36 “MAIN ST. Creates!� presented by Wells Fargo ...............................39 Educational Programs .......................................................................41 Green Efforts ....................................................................................43 Transportation ..................................................................................44 Friends of the Festival ......................................................................44 MAIN ST. Crew .............................................................................46-47

ABOUT THE COVER Our colorful cover was created by designer/creative director Gladys Pinkerton, who created her compelling graphics using the work of several MAIN ST. artists: Diane Harty (hat), Jennifer Ivory (moth), Terrell Powell (bird) and Gregory Story (ceramic balls). Thanks to Gladys and the rest of the team who helped put together this guide, including art director Lisa Hanks and writer Brian Pierce.

mary filapek & lou ann townsend

Festival Hours Thursday, April 18 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.

Friday, April 19 10 a.m. to 11 p.m.

Saturday, April 20 10 a.m. to 11 p.m.

Sunday, April 21 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.

NOTE: Exhibiting artists may choose to close as early as 8 p.m. on Thursday through Saturday, and all artists will close at 6 p.m. on Sunday. Please keep this in mind as you plan your experience!

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DFWII: The Producer of MAIN ST.

“You complete me.”

– Downtown Fort Worth

sundance square plaza you’re going to love it coming in november

The organization behind the festival is Downtown Fort Worth Initiatives, Inc. (DFWII), which oversees many charitable, educational and publicpurpose activities Downtown. DFWII uses the funding from MAIN ST. to continually raise the quality of the event and improve Fort Worth’s Downtown. The organization also produces the Chesapeake Energy Parade of Lights on the Friday after Thanksgiving each year.

DFWII is associated with Downtown Fort Worth, Inc., (DFWI) a private, non-profit organization that serves as an advocate for everyone who lives, works and plays Downtown.

DFWI manages the Fort Worth Public Improvement District #1 (PID), which provides maintenance and landscaping, promotions and marketing, security enhancement, transportation and planning for the center city.

DFWI also oversees the Downtown Tax Increment Financing District (TIF), which is designed to attract investment, support tourism and convention business, spur development and fund public improvements. The TIF also underwrites the free parking program Downtown.

Help support Downtown’s only advocacy organization by becoming a member or volunteer. For more information, visit www.dfwi.org. Get year-round updates about Downtown at www.facebook.com/downtown fortworth. www.sundancesquare.com

Are you awestruck by art? Mad about music?

Nuts about noshing? Congratulations! You’re a certified MAINiac – someone who’s crazy about the MAIN ST. Fort Worth Arts Festival. You’ve got plenty of company, because this is the top arts festival in Texas and one of the finest in the nation. Presented by Coors Distributing Company of Fort Worth and produced by Downtown Fort Worth Initiatives, Inc., this fabulous festival spans a full nine blocks from the Tarrant County Courthouse to the Fort Worth Convention Center. During the four days of the show, we’ll spotlight 200+ artists, present 300+ performances and serve up thousands of plates of delicious food. This handy guide can help you choose from the big variety of art and entertainment. If you’re not a MAINiac when you arrive, you’re certain to be one by the time you depart!

Get a MAIN ST. commemorative poster – FREE! Bring your receipts showing a purchase of $200 of art, festival merchandise or framed posters to our House of Frames Booth and receive a 2013 MAIN ST. poster by Chris Dahlquist - FREE! Limit one per customer, while quantities last.

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PHOTO COURTESY of Jared E. Widmer

Experience the JFK Tribute.

On November 22, 1963, John F. Kennedy spoke to an adoring crowd in Fort Worth outside the Hotel Texas (now the Hilton Fort Worth). To commemorate this historic event and honor the legacy of JFK, DFWII completed a permanent exhibit in 2012, funded in part by the proceeds of the MAIN ST. Fort Worth Arts Festival. The JFK Tribute – located in General Worth Square at the southeast corner of Main and 8th Streets – features a heroic-sized bronze sculpture, an elegant granite plaza and stirring photographs and quotations. Be sure to spend a few moments experiencing this inspiring tribute.

Pardon the Construction | Even Better.

Downtown is Getting

IMAGINE. EXPLORE.

CREATE.

All along, the mission of the MAIN ST. Fort Worth Arts Festival has been to showcase Downtown Fort Worth. The festival began in 1986 as the vision of Robert Bass, and it has transformed over the years into an American masterpiece. Downtown Fort Worth continues to transform, too, as you can see by the construction in Sundance Square. This fall, two new office buildings and a beautiful

event plaza will open, creating a fabulous Sundance Square centerpiece for Downtown Fort Worth. The rest of Downtown is evolving, as well, with a vibrant mix of hotels, clubs, restaurants and attractions. These additions will add a new dimension to the ArtsFest, and are certain to stir more excitement in Downtown Fort Worth, which is already one of the finest urban areas in the U.S.

From the most brilliant brushstrokes to the highest soaring arias, all great art begins with a budding artist. It rests in a place where creative minds are nurtured. Where inspiration and imagination are cultivated. The University of Texas at Arlington is just such a place. We recognize potential and guide it from that early spark of talent into lifelong passion. That’s what makes us a beacon of artistic expression. Learn more at www.uta.edu.

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SPONSORS AND SUPPORTERS

Official Sponsors

Supporting Sponsors

Stage Sponsor

Stage Sponsor

Environmental Sponsor

MAIN ST. Creates! Sponsor Official Bank

Media Sponsors

Official Television Stations

Official Newspaper

Volunteer Sponsor

Stage Sponsor

Hotel Sponsors

Growing Young Artists Sponsor

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Nice Things to Know

Festival Information Booth Got questions? This is the place to go! Presented by The T and the TRE, the MAIN ST. Information Booth is located on Main between 3rd and 4th Streets. Discover everything you need to know about MAIN ST., Sundance Square, Downtown restaurants and shops, plus the transportation options available around Fort Worth.

Please, No Pets!

Unfortunately, MAIN ST. is not pet-friendly! Pets are often intimidated by crowds and can react unpredictably.

For the comfort and safety of our patrons, people with pets will be asked to leave the event area. This is a city ordinance. All service animals are welcome.

Festival Schedule

Food and beverage coupon sales end 30 minutes before the close of the festival each evening. The “MAIN ST. Creates!” area closes at approximately 8 p.m. each evening except Sunday, when it closes at 6 p.m. The exhibiting artists are allowed to close at 8 p.m.

(6 p.m. on Sunday), but many of the artists choose to stay open much later to participate in the evening’s festivities. A tip for art shoppers: seek out these “night owls” and enjoy the opportunity to spend more quality time with them.

Food, Beverage and Activity Coupons All food and beverage purchases are by coupon only. Coupons are also necessary to participate in many of the activities at “MAIN ST. Creates!” (although several activities are free). Coupons are available at the red booths located conveniently throughout the festival grounds. All booths accept American Express, MasterCard and Visa.

A strip of 10 coupons is $10, and individual coupons cost $1. If you need cash, ATM machines are located throughout the festival.

Food and beverage coupon sales end 30 minutes before the close of the festival each evening.

Sorry, there are no refunds. DFWII is a charitable organization, and unused tickets may be considered a donation to help us continue to make Downtown a great place to live, work and play. Check with your tax advisor about the tax benefits resulting from the donation of your unused tickets.

BEVERAGE PRICES Beverage Coupons 16 oz. Coors beer (cans) 6 12 oz. specialty beers and beverages 6 NEW! 16 oz. draught, national or local brew 6 Beer with MAIN ST. koozie 8 5 oz. wine 7 Non-alcoholic beverages 3-7 Frozen/non-frozen margaritas 12 oz.

7 20 oz.

10 Mojitos, 20 oz.

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Food Courts

• You’ll find plenty of delicious choices near the Sundance Square Stage, UT Arlington Performing Arts Stage and the Bank of Texas Stage.

• For kids, the “MAIN ST. Creates!” Food Court at the north end of the festival is a great choice.

• We also offer food carts and beverages at several spots along the street.

• Look on pages 27 and 29 to see the menus and prices for 2013.

First Aid Thanks to MedStar for providing our first aid station on 7th Street. Mobile EMT units also patrol the grounds on a continuous basis, and Automatic Electronic Defibrillators are located at our Information Booth and in the coupon booth on 8th Street. All volunteer managers are trained in CPR. If you see anything that needs attention, please contact a volunteer immediately!

iFort Worth Visitor Information Center If you want to know more about Fort Worth and its many attractions, visit iFort Worth. Located next to the Jubilee Theatre on Main Street between 4th and 5th streets, it’s operated by the Fort Worth Convention & Visitors Bureau and open extended hours during the festival.

Festival Rules

No pets, coolers, bottles, outside food and beverages, rollerblades/skates or skateboards.

Bicyclists: please valet check your bikes at our Bicycle Corral located at 4th and Commerce Streets, and fill your water bottle!

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Download the 2013 iPhone App now.

Put MAIN ST. on your iPhone! View the artists’ work, explore artists by medium and quickly find individual booths. Check out the entertainment schedule, too. To download, search the iTunes app store for “Main Street Arts” or visit bit.ly/MainStreetiPhone. You can also use your QR reader to go right to the app store!

new site layout With all the great things happening Downtown, we’ve moved the Sundance Square Stage west of Houston Street. Follow 4th and 5th Streets to the stage and food court. All artists are on Main Street and 3rd Street.

Seating Areas Need a rest from all that walking? We offer several easily accessible seating areas: n Gateway Lot across Houston Street at the Sundance Square (Main) Stage n 5 th Street at the UT Arlington Performing Arts Stage n General Worth Square Food Court at the Bank of Texas Stage

Lost and Found Please bring all lost items to the Information Booth located on Main Street between 3rd and 4th Streets.

ATM Machines

Several ATMs are available throughout the site, provided by Downtown merchants and the festival. Please check the festival map for the nearest location.

Follow us on Facebook and Twitter.

Get the very latest news! On Facebook, we’re at www.facebook.com/mainstreetartsfest.

Follow us on Twitter at twitter.com/MainStreetFest.

matthew hatala artist spotlight | 2012 BEST OF SHOW WINNER Matthew Hatala creates beautiful wooden hollow forms from wood found around the world. “The main thrust of my work is form and not function. The rough material is mounted on the lathe, a machine that spins the work in a circle on a horizontal plane.

Then the process of truing the form begins.

I use hand tools to shape the outside as it spins, and then excavate the insides.” The forms are then left to dry and turned again to insure stability, sanded to a scratchless finish and topped with his signature handle.

Be sure to visit booth 409 to see Matthew’s latest work.

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2013 | Artist Exhibitors

C.J. Bradford

FOLLOW THE RED BRICK ROAD | Fine Arts & Crafts Showcase

During the festival, the red bricks of Main Street become a pathway to magical artistic experiences. Take the journey from 2nd Street to 8th Street – and back again – to discover an enormous variety of artworks, from sculpture to painting, from the dramatic to the whimsical. The art is truly the “heart and soul” of the festival.

This is a juried art fair, which means that artists must submit their work to a jury of

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LISA BAILEY WILLIAM BAILEY Dripping Springs, TX 78620 baileysjewelry@aol.com Baileysartjewelry.com Jewelry

experts before exhibiting here. Of the 1400 artists that applied to exhibit at this year’s festival, only 208 were chosen for exhibition.

Mediums range from sculpture, painting and photography to woodcarvings, glasswork, jewelry, fashion and multimedia. We owe a big thanks to the 2013 Artist Selection Jury: William Bailey, Jewelry; Tom Diel, Mixed Media; Ann Ekstrom, Painting; Sarah Rishel, Graphics & Printmaking; and Elaine Taylor, Gallery Manager, Fort Worth Community Arts Center.

On the first day of the show, another jury will select the best of the 2013 Exhibiting Artists, so look for the booths displaying prize banners. MAIN ST. will award more than $10,500 in prize money to artists this year.

On 3rd Street, be sure to visit the Emerging Artists, who are just starting their careers. You can support a budding artist while adding a beautiful object to your art collection.

| a collector’s tag!

Keep an eye out for the special “Collector’s Tags” on our Artist Booth Signs. These tags indicate purchases have been made by members of our Collector’s Club. Members of this exclusive group enjoy art seminars, fun social opportunities, free valet parking, plus dinner and great seats in the VIP Skybox on Thursday. Want to become a member in 2014? Get all the details online at our website. You may also buy Art Purchase Gift Certificates, good for any artwork purchased at the show, at our Festival Store.

Purchasing certificates helps us harness the incredible buying power of our Fort Worth fans, which helps draw quality artists to the show each year.

Explore the Artists Online or on Your iPhone!

Visit the Artist Gallery at www.MainStreetArtsFest.org. Or use your iPhone to view the artists’ work, explore artists by medium and quickly find individual booths. To download, search the iTunes app store for “Main Street Arts” or visit bit.ly/MainStreetiPhone

GREG BARNES Charlotte, NC 28226 gbarnesnc@earthlink.net www.barnesstudios.com Drawing and Pastels JAMES BARNES Woolwine, VA 24185 2edbarnes4@gmail.com Wood KATHRINE ALLEN-COLEMAN s Jackson, GA 30233 kallencole@aol.com www.dresspaintings.blogspot.com Mixed Media 323 JOHN AMES Chicago, IL 60626 johncames@gmail.com www.johncames.com Digital JOEL ANDERSON Lykens, PA 17048 joelandersonphoto@me.com www.joelandersonphoto.com Photography

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ALISON ANTELMAN Berkeley, CA 94710 alison@antelman.com www.antelman.com Jewelry 614

WILLIAM ARMSTRONG JR. s Richmond, VA 23225 will@thetincantourist.com thetincantourist.com Drawing and Pastels 511

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BERT BEIRNE Flowery Branch, GA 30542 beirne8@att.net www.bertbeirne.com Painting Daniel Bennett Teisha Bennett Rushville, MO 64484 artist4life@joimail.com www.DBennettpottery.com Ceramics

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MICHAEL BOND River Falls, WI 54022 contact@michaelbondetchings.com Graphics and Printmaking 727 422 MIKE BOSE Bedford, IA 50833 mbose@frontiernet.net Ceramics

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MICHAEL BARNES Big Rock, IL 60511 palumichael@aol.com claymakerceramics.com Sculpture 726 MOLLY BARNES Portland, OR 97232 magpiemb@live.com Glass

BOZENNA AND LUKASZ BOGUCKI Van Nuys, CA 91401 bosart@bosart.net www.bosart.net Fiber

C.J. BRADFORD Flower Mound, TX 75028 bradfordartists@verizon.net www.thought-full-art.com Drawing and Pastels

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JAMES BIRD VICKI RYER Salem, MA 01970 fineartcolorphotography@gmail.com www.fineartcolorphotography.com Photography 512 MARVIN BLACKMORE Durango, CO 81301 rlynnblackmore@aol.com www.blackmorepottery.com Ceramics 821

SALLY BRIGHT s Fenton, MI 48430 Artist@SallyJBright.com SallyJBright.com Fiber

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JIM C. BROWN Vancouver, BC, Canada V6J3T7 jim@jimcbrown.com jimcbrown.com Digital Mixed Media

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ASHLEY BRUEGEL McKinney, TX 75070 ashleybruegel@sbcglobal.net www.bruegelgallery.com Emerging Artist

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LISA BURGE s Taos, NM 87571 lisarburge@gmail.com www.lisaburge.com Graphics and Printmaking/Painting 507 AMY BUSH Arlington, TX 76017 amybbehrens@gmail.com www.innovativeconceptions.com Emerging Artist

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ANNE BYRD Houston, TX 77008 anne@annebyrdart.com annebyrdart.com Emerging Artist

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TODD CAMERON Minneapolis, MN 55413 contact@threatlevelorange.org www.threatlevelorange.org Glass

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JEFFREY CANNON Austin, TX 78767 jcannonstudio@hotmail.com www.jeffreycannon.com Drawing and Pastels

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RICHARD CARNER s Lancaster, PA 17603 rmcarner@yahoo.com Wood 403

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ANDREW CARSON Seattle, WA 98115 carbett@mac.com Sculpture 445 THERESA CARSON Baltimore, MD 21224 theresa@theresacarson.com theresacarson.com Jewelry 803 JOHN CHARBONNEAU Santa Fe, NM 87508 earthlightphoto@mindspring.com Digital 605 MICHEAL PAUL COLE Hannibal, MO 63401 cole@michealpaulcole.com www.michealpaulcole.com Photography 305 DAVID CONROY Baltimore, MD 21202 nail2you@yahoo.com Jewelry

KINA CROW s Allison Park, PA 15101 kinacrow@gmail.com www.kinacrow.com Mixed Media Sculpture ANNE CUBBAGE Arlington, TX 76001 annecubbage@yahoo.com Mixed Media

ERIN CURRY STEVEN REEVES Dallas, TX 75244 erinlinncurry@gmail.com makeshiftphoto.com/ Emerging Artist

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CHRIS DAHLQUIST Kansas City, MO 64106 chris@chrisdahlquist.com www.chrisdahlquist.com Photography 506

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ROBERT COPELAND Chattanooga, TN 37353 copelandphotography@comcast.net Photography 606 JOHN COSTIN Tampa, FL 33605 caracara@tampabay.rr.com www.costingraphics.com Graphics and Printmaking

STEVE CUNNINGHAM MIKYUNG CUNNINGHAM W. Des Moines, IA 50266 cunninghampottery2@gmail.com www.smcunninghampottery.com Ceramics 809

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ASHLEY DAVIS s Fort Worth, TX 76102 ashleyldavis@gmail.com maybesparrowsplace.etsy.com Emerging Artist JOE DECAMILLIS Hopkins, MN 55343 decamart@gmail.com joedecamillis.com Mixed Media THOMAS DIEL Fort Worth, TX 76107 tomdiel@charter.net www.thomasdiel.com Mixed Media

ROBERT (CHIP) s DUPONT Buda, TX 78610 chipdupont@gmail.com www.dupontstudio.com Drawing and Pastels STEVE EDGAR Tallahassee, FL 32312 edgarleather@embarqmail.com Leather

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TANYA DOSKOVA Vancouver, BC, Canada V5G2Z4 tanya@fineartoncanvas.com www.fineartoncanvas.com Graphics and Printmaking

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DEBORAH DUPONT Mountain City, TX 78610 chipdupont@gmail.com Mixed Media 621

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TERRY HABEGER Markesan, WI 53946 thabeger@charter.net www.thabeger.com Ceramics

LARRY FIELDER Velarde, NM 87582 lfielder@cybermesa.com www.larryfielder.com Wood

HILARY HACHEY Baltimore, MD 21211 hilary@hilaryhachey.com www.hilaryhachey.com Jewelry

MELISSA FINELLI Boston, MA 02210 mellefinellijewelry@gmail.com www.mellefinellijewelry.com Jewelry

LESLIE EMERY Sun Prairie, WI 53590 leslieemery2@aol.com Painting

PAUL FLACK Smyrna, GA 30080 pflack@charter.net www.flackart.com Drawing and Pastels

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ANDY FLETCHER Waukesha, WI 53186 heavyweather1977@gmail.com Painting

MARILYN ENDRES s EUCLED MOORE Driftwood, TX 78619 mendres3@earthlink.net www.kazistudio.com Wood 313 RENEE ENGEBRETSON JAMES ENGEBRETSON Hudson, WI 54016 glass@jimandrenee.com www.jimandrenee.com Glass 709 JENNIFER FALTER Springfield, MO 65806 springfieldpottery@sbcglobal.net www.springfieldpottery.com Ceramics 824

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MARY FILAPEK LOU ANN TOWNSEND Concord, NC 28027 jewelry@maryandlouann.com www.maryandlouann.com Jewelry 504

RAQUEL EDWARDS Portland, OR 97267 raqueledwardsart@gmail.com www.raqueledwards.com Photography 321

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NATHAN FALTER Springfield, MO 65806 springfieldpottery@sbcglobal.net www.springfieldpottery.com Ceramics 826

AMY FLYNN Raleigh, NC 27605 amy@ifobot.com www.ifobot.com Mixed Media

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MICHELE FRIEDMAN Chicago, IL 60626 mafdesign1@gmail.com www.MicheleAFriedman.com Jewelry 812 CAROL FUGMANN Webster, NY 14580 carolfugmann@yahoo.com Jewelry

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SCOTT GAMBLE s Cumming, GA 30040 methodglassworks@yahoo.com Glass 722

PHILLIP HALL New Smyrna Beach, FL 32168 phall131@cfl.rr.com Jewelry

JENNIFER GEYMAN Fort Worth, TX 76107 jengeyman@yahoo.com www.jennifergeyman.com Digital 719

RICHARD HALL Mesa, AZ 85209 richardhallfineart@cox.net www.richardhallfineart.com Painting

KATHERINE GOULANDRIS MICHAEL BURRIS Abiquiu, NM 87510 kgo@windstream.net www.studioqjewelry.com Jewelry 817

MICHAEL HAMILTON Boise, ID 83702 shows@hamiltonroberts.com www.hamiltonroberts.com Wood 430

STEVEN GRABER Baldwin City, KS 66006 art@stevengraber.com www.stevengraber.com Mixed Media Painting JAERYON HA Longwood, FL 32750 jaeryonha@yahoo.com Drawing and Pastels

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DIANE HARTY s Frisco, CO 80443 hatmaker@dianeharty.com www.dianeharty.com Fiber

DEBORAH HARKNESS s Lago Vista, TX 78645 ian7551@aol.com Jewelry 628

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MATTHEW HATALA Danielsville, GA 30633 ginsue52@starband.net Wood 409 KEVIN HEALY DEBORAH HEALY Lompoc, CA 93436 info@healydesigns.com www.HealyDesigns.com Mixed Media CAROL HEARTY Carmel, NY 10512 chearty@netzero.net www.carolhearty.com Leather

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GEOFFREY HARRIS Lexington, SC 29073 geoffreyharris@earthlink.net www.GeoffreyAaronHarris.com Digital 807

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JOSEPH HENDERSON Aurora, MO 65605 info@willowbrookleather.com www.willowbrookleather.com Leather 617

JOHN HERBON Saint Ignace, MI 49781 johnherbonpottery@hotmail.com www.johnherbonpottery.com Ceramics 413 GINNY HERZOG Minneapolis, MN 55416 ginny@herzogart.com www.herzogart.com Painting

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J.D. HILLBERRY Westminster, CO 80031 jdh@jdhillberry.com www.jdhillberry.com Drawing and Pastels

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CARRIE HOFFNAGLE Minneapolis, MN 55405 ibuildprettythings@gmail.com www.ibuildprettythings.com Jewelry 813 JOEL HUNNICUTT Siler City, NC 27344 joelhunnicutt@earthlink.net www.joelhunnicutt.com Wood

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ELAINE HYDE Los Osos, CA 93412 Lainie007@aol.com www.elainehyde.com Mixed Media

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EARL JAMES Cleveland, OH 44110 earlojames@yahoo.com Glass

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NICARIO JIMENEZ Naples, FL 34119 nicarioj@gmail.com www.retablosnicario.com Mixed Media 331

See a fun demonstration of wheel throwing and hand building, and even play with the clay yourself. Demos, located in the Activity Tent on 4th Street, start every hour on the hour: Saturday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. As in previous years, bowls will be glazed, fired and donated to Empty Bowls.

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RONALD LINTON s LEIGH LINTON Hot Springs, AR 71901 ronlinton@sbcglobal.net Jewelry 302 JAY LONG Austin, TX 78756 jaylong@jaylong.com www.jaylong.com Mixed Media

KIT KARBLER Denver, CO 80205 blakestglass@earthlink.net www.blakestreetglass.com Glass PETER KARNER Hesperus, CO 81326 pkarner@mac.com www.peterkarnerpottery.net Ceramics

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KRISTIN KIRKLEY Fort Worth, TX 76116 kristinkern@gmail.com www.kristinkirkley.com Emerging Artist ALAN KLUG Ft. Collins, CO 80525 a.klug@comcast.net Photography

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LISA TELLING KATTENBRAKER Olympia, WA 98506 info@lisauntitled.com www.lisauntitled.com Fiber 402

JEFF LAING SUSAN LAING Apache Junction, AZ 85119 laingstudio@gmail.com www.laingstudio.net Sculpture

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521 OLIVE KRAUS Hannibal, MO 63401 o_live23@yahoo.com www.o-liveland.com Fiber

LYNN LANGHOFF Lafayette, LA 70506 lslanghoff@gmail.com www.lynnlanghoff.com Fiber

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JENNIFER LASHBROOK s Farmers Branch, TX 75244 jenniferlashbrook@yahoo.com www.jenniferlashbrook.com Emerging Artist 355 ROBIN LAUERSDORF Monona, WI 53716 robin@alumniartwork.com www.alumniartwork.com Drawing and Pastels 714

MI YOUNG LEE Austin, TX 78708 mylartist@gmail.com www.miyounglee.com Painting

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SEUNG LEE Cathedral City, CA 92234 LMS@dc.rr.com Graphics and Printmaking

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YAN LEE Spring, TX 77379 yanlee@bigtreestudio.com www.bigtreestudio.com Drawing and Pastels

SEAN LONG SARAH LONG Fort Worth, TX 76110 foundryco@yahoo.com www.revolverstudiosonline.com Emerging Artist

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CRAIG LOSSING Lino Lakes, MN 55014 clossing7@yahoo.com Wood

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THOMAS MARAS Hudson, WI 54016 marasglass@comcast.net www.marasglass.com Glass

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DAVID MAYHEW s Fort Collins, CO 80526 dm@davidmayhewphotography.com www.davidmayhewphotography.com Photography 434

BRIANNA MARTRAY Pittsburgh, PA 15212 brianna@briannamartray.com www.briannamartray.com Sculpture 425

MICHAEL MADZO s Medora, ND 58645 Madzoo@aol.com Mixed Media 419

JEROME MASCHINOT Cave Spring, GA 30124 jermaschinot@bellsouth.net www.maschinot.com Photography 509

CHRIS MCCARTHY s St. Louis, MO 63104 parkavenueglass@gmail.com www.parkavenueglass.com Glass 428

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MARK MACKINNON Millbrook, NY 12545 mark@markmackinnon.com www.thephotographersplace.com Photography 526

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RAY JONES Asheville, NC 28805 rjwdcrafts@aol.com www.rayjoneswoodboxes.com Wood

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RONNA KATZ Albuquerque, NM 87108 ronnaonthewall@hotmail.com Graphics and Printmaking

TERRIE MANGAT El Prado, NM 87529 terrie@taosnet.com TerrieMangat.com Fiber

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NELS JOHNSON Ybor City, FL 33605 nelsphoto@ymail.com Photography

ANTHONY LOWERY Arlington, TX 76013 elitephototexas@yahoo.com www.elitephototexas.com Emerging Artist 359

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LINDA LEWIS s West Des Moines, IA 50266 lindalewisart@msn.com Sculpture

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DON MCWHORTER Carrollton, GA 30117 potterysong@yahoo.com Ceramics 334 DANNY MEISINGER Spring Hill, KS 66083 spinningearthpottery@planetkc.com Ceramics 611

MATTHEW NAFTZGER Pittsburgh, PA 15212 worksofman@gmail.com www.worksofman.com Metalwork 423 AYALA NAPHTALI Fair Haven, NJ 07704 ayala@ayalajewelry.com www.ayalajewelry.com Jewelry JAY NIELSEN Minneapolis, MN 55414 nielsenmetals@yahoo.com www.jaynielsenjewelry.com Jewelry

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GENA OLLENDIECK s Cresco, IA 52136 indigostar40@hotmail.com Mixed Media 424 DARREN OLSON Minneapolis, MN 55443 darren@darrenolson.com www.darrenolson.com Photography

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SCOTT OLSON Chicago, IL 60647 kompressiongraphics@hotmail.com www.scottolsonfineart.com Painting/Mixed Media 314/316 STEVEN OLSZEWSKI Pinckney, MI 48169 spolszewski@gmail.com Ceramics 444 BRUCE NIEMI s Kenosha, WI 53142 sculpture@bruceniemi.com www.bruceniemi.com Sculpture LAURA NUGENT Merriam, KS 66203 laura@lauranugent.com www.lauranugent.com Painting ERIC OBER Houston, TX 77083 eric@oberdesignworks.com www.ericober.com Sculpture

LANCE MUNN s VICKI MUNN Bloomfield, IN 47424 lance@viclan.com www.viclan.com Wood

KIM OBRZU Peoria, AZ 85382 fineart@kimobrzut.com www.kimobrzut.com Sculpture 631

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HETTY METZGER NORMAN METZGER Homosassa, FL 34446 art@hettymetzger.com www.hettymetzger.com Fiber 626

MYCHAL MITCHELL s Austin, TX 78762 ionabooks@gmail.com www.ionahandcraftedbooks.com Leather 710

JODI PERRY Polvadera, NM 87828 wildweldon@yahoo.com Painting

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CHRISTOS PALIOS Baltimore, MD 21228 cp@christospalios.com www.christospalios.com Photography

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BRUCE PEESO Monson, MA 01057 BPeeso@comcast.net Painting

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SHARON SCHAFFNER Englewood, CO 80113 schaffnersharon@gmail.com Jewelry 406

GEORGE RAAB s Millbrook, Ontario, Canada L0A1G0 george@georgeraab.com www.georgeraab.com Graphics and Printmaking 517

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NICOLE TURNER Fort Worth, TX 76137 nicoleturnerstudio@yahoo.com www.nicoleturnerstudio.com Emerging Artist

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RODERICK STEVENS Sierra Vista, AZ 85636 roderick@restevensart.com www.restevensart.com Painting 501 GREGORY STORY Chicago, IL 60647 storywld@aol.com www.gregorystory.com Ceramics

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TRES TAYLOR s Birmingham, AL 35205 trestaylor_2000@yahoo.com www.trestaylor.com Mixed Media

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R. MICHAEL WOMMACK Langhorne, PA 19047 wommackstudios@comcast.net www.wommackstudios.com Drawing and Pastels 607

KREG YINGST Pensacola, FL 32507 kregyingst@cox.net www.kregyingst.com Graphics and Printmaking

DANIEL WRIGHT s STEPHANIE WRIGHT Fort Worth, TX 76108 wdurablegoods@gmail.com www.wdurablegoods.com Emerging Artist 352

JEFFREY ZACHMANN s Fergus Falls, MN 56537 Jeff@Zachmann.com www.Zachmann.com Metalwork 703

KATHLEEN WILLER Milwaukee, WI 53202 kathleenwiller@wi.rr.com www.kathleenmurphywiller.com Painting 411 SCOTT WILLIAMS Dallas, TX 75231 photoguy@blind-squirrel.org www.blind-squirrel.org Photography

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Artist By Medium CERAMICS Daniel Bennett & Teisha Bennett..................................705 Marvin Blackmore.........................................................821 Mike Bose......................................................................407 Steve Cunningham & MiKyung Cunningham.................809 Jennifer Falter...............................................................824 Nathan Falter.................................................................826 Terry Habeger................................................................514 John Herbon ..................................................................413 Peter Karne................................................................... 401 Don Mcwhorter..............................................................334 Danny Meisinger...........................................................611 Steven Olszewski ..........................................................444 Michael Schwegmann ..................................................317 Andy Smith ....................................................................432 Gregory Story.................................................................312 Pamela Summers...........................................................303 DIGITAL John Ames ....................................................................810 Jim C. Brown..................................................................523 John Charbonneau.........................................................605 Jennifer Geyman ..........................................................719 Geoffrey Harris..............................................................807 Daryl Thetford................................................................731 DRAWING AND PASTELS William Armstrong Jr.....................................................511 Greg Barnes...................................................................422 C.J. Bradford .................................................................519 Jeffrey Cannon...............................................................619 Robert (Chip) Dupont.....................................................622 Paul Flack ......................................................................324 Jaeryon Ha ....................................................................307 J.D. Hillberry..................................................................717 Robin Lauersdorf...........................................................714 Yan Lee ..........................................................................819 Scott Swezy....................................................................603 R. Michael Wommack....................................................607 EMERGING ARTIST Ashley Bruegel..............................................................353 Amy Bush.......................................................................356 Anne Byrd......................................................................357 Erin Curry & Steven Reeves ..........................................351 Ashley Davis..................................................................354 Kristin Kirkley ...............................................................360 Jennifer Lashbrook .......................................................355 Sean Long & Sarah Long ...............................................362 Anthony Lowery.............................................................359 Debra Savage ................................................................358 Nicole Turner..................................................................361 Daniel Wright & Stephanie Wright ...............................352

FIBER Bozenna and Lukasz Bogucki........................................806 Sally Bright....................................................................615 Diane Harty....................................................................516 Lisa Telling Kattenbraker...............................................402 Olive Kraus.....................................................................827 Lynn Langhoff ................................................................708 Terrie Mangat ................................................................311 Hetty Metzger & Norman Metzger................................626 GLASS Molly Barnes .................................................................820 Todd Cameron ...............................................................805 Renee Engebretson & James Engebretson...................709 Scott Gamble .................................................................722 Earl James.....................................................................715 Kit Karbler......................................................................521 Thomas Maras...............................................................332 Chris McCarthy .............................................................428 Toby Mcgee ...................................................................429 Steve Palmer..................................................................412 Raymond Rains .............................................................301 David Royce ..................................................................804 Gerhard Satz .................................................................823 Andrew Shea .................................................................308 Marianne Shepardson ..................................................421 Thomas Spake ...............................................................320 Sam Stang & Kaeko Maehata........................................503 GRAPHICS AND PRINTMAKING Michael Bond.................................................................727 Lisa Burge......................................................................507 John Costin....................................................................627 Tanya Doskova ..............................................................502 Ronna Katz.....................................................................510 Seung Lee ......................................................................306 George Raab..................................................................517 John Schirmer................................................................404 Stephen Sebastian.........................................................328 Scott Swezy....................................................................601 Kreg Yingst.....................................................................520 JEWELRY Alison Antelman ............................................................614 Lisa Bailey & William Bailey.........................................319 Theresa Carson..............................................................803 David Conroy..................................................................822 Mary Filapek & Lou Ann Townsend...............................504 Melissa Finelli...............................................................608 Michele Friedman..........................................................812 Carol Fugmann...............................................................724 Katherine Goulandris & Michael Burris........................817 Hilary Hachey ................................................................513

Phillip Hall .....................................................................417 Deborah Harkness.........................................................628 Carrie Hoffnagle ............................................................813 Ronald Linton & Leigh Linton .......................................302 Ayala Naphtali...............................................................728 Jay Nielsen ...................................................................310 Sharon Schaffner...........................................................406 Klaus Spies ....................................................................828 Fred Tate ........................................................................433 Michael Vagner & Nurit Asher Vagner .........................706 Connie Verrusio .............................................................716 E. Douglas Wunder.........................................................808 LEATHER Steve Edgar....................................................................327 Carol Hearty...................................................................515 Joseph Henderson ........................................................617 Mychal Mitchell ............................................................710 Dave Piper......................................................................604 Greg Roche ...................................................................420 Horace Thomas & Shawn Thomas.................................816 METALWORK Matthew Naftzger..........................................................423 Luke Proctor...................................................................524 Randall Riemer..............................................................508 Alex Santamarina .........................................................811 Robert Taylor.................................................................315 Elaine Unzicker..............................................................612 Jeffrey Zachmann..........................................................703 MIXED MEDIA Kathrine Allen-Coleman.................................................323 Jim C. Brown..................................................................525 Kina Crow.......................................................................623 Anne Cubbage ...............................................................630 Joe Decamillis...............................................................825 Thomas Diel...................................................................427 Deborah Dupont ............................................................621 Amy Flynn .....................................................................618 Steven Graber................................................................723 Kevin Healy & Deborah Healy.......................................815 Elaine Hyde....................................................................729 Nicario Jimenez.............................................................331 Jay Long.........................................................................610 Michael Madzo ..............................................................419 Gena Ollendieck ............................................................424 Scott Olson ....................................................................316 William Richards ..........................................................414 Tres Taylor......................................................................732 Marina Terauds..............................................................707 Chris Wheeler ................................................................801 Bill Wirtel.......................................................................712

PAINTING Bert Beirne ....................................................................431 Lisa Burge .....................................................................507 Leslie Emery ..................................................................405 Andy Fletcher.................................................................818 Steven Graber................................................................725 Richard Hall...................................................................518 Ginny Herzog .................................................................322 Mi Young Lee .................................................................720 Laura Nugent .................................................................613 Scott Olson ....................................................................314 Bruce Peeso ..................................................................415 Jodi Perry.......................................................................711 Stephen Sebastian.........................................................330 Lin Seslar.......................................................................629 Phill Singer ....................................................................620 Larry Stephenson ..........................................................609 Roderick Stevens ..........................................................501 Gregory Strachov...........................................................730 Scott Swezy....................................................................601 Taman Vanscoy ..............................................................318 Kathleen Willer..............................................................411 PHOTOGRAPHY Joel Anderson................................................................718 James Bird & Vicki Ryer................................................512 Micheal Paul Cole..........................................................305

Robert Copeland............................................................606 Chris Dahlquist .............................................................506 Raquel Edwards.............................................................321 Nels Johnson.................................................................814 Alan Klug .......................................................................326 Mark Mackinnon ...........................................................526 Jerome Maschinot ........................................................509 David Mayhew...............................................................434 Darren Olson..................................................................701 Christos Palios...............................................................408 Bruce Reinfeld...............................................................333 Garry Seidel...................................................................616 Tom Snyder.....................................................................704 Mark Stephenson ..........................................................418 Glen & Gayle Wans........................................................632 Scott Williams................................................................426 SCULPTURE Michael Barnes ............................................................ 726 Andrew Carson .............................................................445 Kina Crow.......................................................................625 Jeff Laing & Susan Laing ..............................................446 Linda Lewis ...................................................................410 Brianna Martray ...........................................................425 Bruce Niemi...................................................................441 Eric Ober........................................................................449 Kim Obrzut .....................................................................505

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Reza Pishgahi & Lois Hutter-Pishgahi ..........................447 Dale Rogers...................................................................829 Harold Siefert ................................................................702 Pam Stern ......................................................................522 Lewis Tardy....................................................................602 Seth Vandable................................................................442 Thomas Wargin..............................................................802 Mark Winter...................................................................329 WOOD James Barnes .....................................................................................624 Richard Carner.....................................................................................403 Marilyn Endres & Eucled Moore......................................................313 Larry Fielder.........................................................................................713 Michael Hamilton ...............................................................................430 Matthew Hatala ..................................................................................409 Joel Hunnicutt .....................................................................................304 Ray Jones ............................................................................................416 Craig Lossing .......................................................................................721 Jay Mcdougall.....................................................................................325 Lance Munn & Vicki Munn................................................................631

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Friday, April 19 11:00 AM Victor Andrada 1:00 PM N'Awlins Gumbo Kings 3:00 PM JAMBOX 5:00 PM Trey & the Tritones 7:00 PM Carolyn Wonderland 9:00 PM Richard Elliot

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Saturday, April 20 11:00 AM Chisholm Trail Cowboys 1:00 PM Beyond the Pale 3:00 PM Crawfish 5:00 PM Poo Live Crew 7:00 PM BettySoo Band 9:00 PM Sister Hazel

The Checkerboard Guy MASS Ensemble Ballet Folklorico Azteca Ballet Folklorico Azteca MASS Ensemble Leapin' Louie The Ropin' Fool The Checkerboard Guy MASS Ensemble Saturday, April 20

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Sunday, April 21 11:00 AM Matt Tolentino 12:30 PM Dave Alexander & His Big Texas Swing Band 2:30 PM Me and My Monkey 4:30 PM Los Wedos 6:30 PM Los Texmaniacs

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hey, who’s hungry? | main st. food vendors The letter and number after the vendor name (F1 to F5) indicate the location on the MAIN ST. map on page 24. The numbers in parentheses after each menu item indicate the number of coupons required.

A La Carte F3 Grilled Chicken Caesar Wrap (10), Southwestern Beef Wrap (10), Chicken on a Stick (8), Freshly Brewed Tea: Unsweetened, Sweet, Peach Ginger Mango, Raspberry - 20 oz. (4), 32 oz. (5), Refills (3) Baja Smoothies Fresh Fruit Smoothies, 16 oz. (8) Bobby’s Fajitas F3 Fajitas: Beef or Chicken (4) Quesadillas (5-7), Stuffed Peppers (4), Bean and Meat Burrito (6), Nachos: Cheese (4), Fajita (8) Bombay Street Food Sesame Chicken (8), Sweet & Sour Chicken (8), Chicken by General Tao (8), Kung Pao Chicken (8), Orange-Ginger Chicken (8) Crawfish Connection F3 Jambalaya (8), Gumbo (8), Crawfish Plate (10), Smoked Gator Sausage (8), Iced Tea (5) Crepe Crazy Ham and Cheese (7), w/Bacon (1); Vegetarian Pesto (7), w/Chicken (1); Sun-Dried Tomato Veggie (7), w/Chicken (1); Chicken Pesto (8); Sweet Crepes: Peanut Butter Heaven (7), Dulce de Leche Turtle (7), Nutella Banana (7), w/Strawberries (1); Sweet Cheese Delight (8); Fresh Squeezed Lemonade (4) Dippin’ Dots Ice Cream 5 oz. (6), Ice Cream 8 oz. (8)

Doc’s Grill F5 Grilled Chicken on a Stick – Island Bourbon (9), Grilled Chicken Wings – Spicy, BBQ, Original, Jamaican Jerk (8), Sausage on a Stick (8), Veggie Fried Rice (7), Combo – Chicken or Sausage with Fried Rice (14), Fresh Squeezed Lemonade, 32 oz. (5) Double Trouble BBQ F5 Chopped Brisket Sandwich – w/Chips (8) w/o Chips (7), Pulled Pork Sandwich – w/Chips (8) w/o Chips (7), Sausage Wraps – w/Chips (7) w/o Chips (6) Embargo Mojitos Wine-based Mojitos, 20 oz. (10) Fletcher’s Corny Dogs & Funnel Cakes F5 Original Corny Dog (6), Jalapeno Cheese Dog (8), Funnel Cake (8), Lemonade, 16 oz. (4) German Kettle Corn Large Bag (8) Leisure Foods, Inc. Hot Dog (4), Hot Dog w/Chili (5), Foot-Long Hot Dog (6), Foot-Long Hot Dog w/Chili (7), Hamburger (7), Cheeseburger (8), Nachos (4), Frito Pie (4), Pickle (3), Potato Chips (2), Cotton Candy (5), Sno Cone (4), Turkey Legs (10), Sausage on a Stick (7), Sausage on a Bun (8), Fresh Squeezed Lemonade, Small (4), Large (6)

Craft Brew

Pavilion hosted by Flying Saucer

New for 2013! Have a seat under the trees in General Worth Square and sip a cold brew while you enjoy the performers on the Bank of Texas Stage. Choose from multiple taps of local and national craft brews. Sign up for a Master Brew Session – you’ll sample five classic brews and take home a keepsake MAIN ST. logo glass for only $25. Sign up at the pavilion. Hurry, only 24 people per session.

Session times:

Thursday: 4:30 p.m., 6 p.m., 8:30 p.m.

Friday and Saturday: 12:30 p.m., 2:30 p.m., 4:30 p.m., 6:30 p.m.

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Long Live The Arts.

At Bank of Texas we are proud to be a part of our community. It’s our mission and our priority.

We believe in supporting today for the growth of tomorrow.

Proud To Support MAIN ST. Arts Festival.

Lone Star Cinnamon Roasted Nuts F5 Pecan, Almonds, Cashews - Small Bag (7), Two Small Bags (13) McKinney Food Services F3 Jumbo Corn Dog (8), Corn Dog (6), Funnel Cake (8), Lemonade (5 or 7) The Original Corn Roast Roasted Corn (5), Corn in a Cup (5), Baked Potato w/Chopped Brisket (8), Baked Potato w/Cheese, Bacon Bits, Sour Cream (6), Baked Sweet Potato (6), Apple Slices w/Caramel & Pecans (5), Pickle (2), Sweet Tea or Lemonade (5) Paciugo Gelato Small Cup (6), Medium Cup (8) Reata Restaurant Tenderloin Tamales (10), Chicken Tacos (10), Apple Crisp (6), Cowboy Tea (4) Riscky’s F3 Smoked Turkey Leg (9), Sliced Beef Sandwich (8), Chopped Beef Sandwich (7), French Fries (4), Texas Fries - Onions & Jalapenos (6), Fried Corn (4), Beef Ribs (4)

Schakolad Chocolate Factory 2 Chocolate Covered Strawberries (8), Chocolate Covered Bananas (5), Chocolate Covered Caramel Apple (10), Chocolate Covered Cheesecake (6) Schmidt’s of German Village Bratwurst (8), Bahama Mama (8), Schmidt’s Dinner (11), Jumbo Frankfurter (4/7), Jumbo Cream Puff (7), German Potato Salad (3), Sauerkraut (2), Iced Tea (4) Spudzilla Potatoes Ribbon Cut Potatoes, Deep Fried (8); Handcut Fresh French Fries (7), w/Cheddar Cheese Sauce (2), w/Gravy (2), w/Real Bacon Bits (2) w/Ranch (1) w/Jalapeno (1); Fresh Brewed Iced Tea, 24 oz. – Sweet/ Unsweet (4) Tequila Red’s Hot Dog Cart Grilled Hot Dog (4), Sausage on a Stick (8), Sausage on a Bun (8), Fresh Brewed Iced Tea, Small (4), Large (6) Texas Skillet F5 Cowboy Burrito (11), Steak Sandwich (9), Hot Dog (4), Steak Sandwich Platter (11), Sidekick Burrito – Vegetarian (9), Fresh Brewed Iced Tea, Small (4), Large (6) Woolley’s Frozen Custard F5 Small Frozen Custard (4), Small w/Topping (5), Large Frozen Custard (6), Large w/ Topping (7), Each Extra Topping (1)

Wine Experience

This seated tasting features four premium wines from Fort Worth’s only full-production winery! You’ll also get a commemorative wine glass etched with this year’s festival logo, and a bottle of wine you select from the tasting. Seating is limited to 30 per session, and advance reservations are required.

Located on Main between 3rd and 4th Streets. The cost is $35 per person – cash or credit cards accepted. Wine by the glass also sold here.

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Blue Moon Brewing Company believes brewing is an art. Join your community and help us paint a work of art with Blue Moon on Saturday and Sunday from noon to 4 p.m. at the new Craft Brew Pavilion at the Bank of Texas Stage.

Thursday: 1 p.m., 3 p.m., 5:30 p.m.

Friday and Saturday: 1 p.m., 3 p.m., 5:30 p.m., 8 p.m.

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Musical Mania | Featured Performing Artists

UT Arlington | performing arts stage

SEE THE COMPLETE PERFORMANCE SCHEDULE ON PAGE 25

MAIN ST. is not just Fort Worth’s biggest arts festival – it’s also the largest music festival. This year’s performers are sure to have you wiggling your body and giggling like a kid. The headlining acts are featured here, but there are many more performers. For all the bios, visit www.MainStreetArtsFest.org. You can also view the full schedule on our app – download it at bit.ly/MainStreet/iPhone.

THURSDAY HEADLINER

collection that finds the energized-as-ever tenor saxophonist paying homage to the pioneering instrumental artists of his formative years.

SATURDAY HEADLINERS

For show times, see schedule on page 25.

Sister Hazel s

9 p.m. | Bank of Texas Stage

Sister Hazel’s creative train just keeps rolling. Founded in Gainesville, Florida, the band offers a unique sound that blends elements of country, pop, classic rock ‘n’ roll and southern rock. They are known as one of rock’s most “democratic” bands, with all of the members writing songs for the group. Their latest album is

Carolyn Wonderland s

7 p.m. | Sundance Square Stage

Little Texas s

8:30 p.m. | Sundance Square Stage

Little Texas was conceived in Nashville in 1988 by a handful of young guys who were willing to do just about anything to bring their brand of rockin’ country to the forefront of the music industry. Before hitting the big time, the band crisscrossed America for three long years, all the while writing songs that were destined to change the sound of modern country, and perfecting a stage show that has been critically acclaimed worldwide.

FRIDAY HEADLINERS

A musical force equipped with the soulful vocals of Janis and the guitar slinging skills of Stevie Ray, Carolyn Wonderland reaches into the depths of the Texas blues tradition with the wit of a poet.

She hits the stage with unmatched presence, a true legend in her time.

Robert Randolph and the Family Band s 9 p.m. | Sundance Square Stage

BettySoo Band s

7 p.m. | Bank of Texas Stage

Average White Band s

9 p.m. | Bank of Texas Stage

This Scottish funk and R&B band had a series of soul and disco hits between 1974 and 1980.

They are best known for their million selling song, “Pick Up the Pieces” and their album . They have influenced many other bands and have been heavily sampled by various musicians. Forty years after their formation, they continue to bring the great sounds.

Sometimes, you just need a little shake-up to get things how they always ought to have been.

With her latest release, BettySoo adds welcome edge and grit to the heartbreaker ballads and bell-pure vocals she’s come to be known for. Come and experience her striking voice, compelling sounds and captivating writing.

5:30 p.m. | Sundance Square Stage

The Wailers s

7 p.m. | Bank of Texas Stage

A native of Colchester, England, James Hunter fell in love with soul and R&B music early on. Later, he cut his chops playing clubs and the festival circuits in England. He’s also toured extensively with Van Morrison, singing alongside greats like John Lee Hooker, Junior Wells, Jimmy Witherspoon and Georgie Fame. He pays loving homage to all the soul greats.

Richard Elliot s

9 p.m. | Sundance Square Stage

The reigning merchant of soul jazz, Richard Elliot invites loyal fans and newcomers alike to celebrate 25 years since the release of his debut album, . His latest release – – is a grooving, funky, horn-splashed

SUNDAY HEADLINERS

The Quebe Sisters Band s

7 p.m. | Sundance Square Stage

The James Hunter Six s

Robert Randolph and the Family Band is an American funk and soul band led by pedal steel guitarist Robert Randolph. included Robert on their list of the 100 greatest guitarists of all time. The group’s sound is inspired by successful 1970s funk bands such as Earth, Wind & Fire and Sly & the Family Stone.

Reggae music has never stopped evolving, but for millions of people, it’s still defined by the songs of Bob Marley and the Wailers. Their heartbeat rhythms have inspired so much of what’s followed since, as evidenced by the enduring popularity of the “one-drop” reggae sound. The Wailers have played to millions of people and sold more than 250 million albums worldwide.

This American fiddle Western swing group is from right here in Fort Worth.

The band consists of sisters Grace, Sophia and Hulda Quebe, as well as Joey L. McKenzie on guitar and Gavin Kelso on upright bass. The band performs Western swing, hot jazz, vintage country and Western, and traditional Texas style fiddle tunes.

MASS Ensemble MASS is an internationally renowned performance group that combines the creative forces of artists, musicians, composers and choreographers. The group is an exciting blend of sculpture, music, dance and the visual arts.

Ballet Folklorico Azteca BFA promotes Mexican heritage and multicultural understanding to youth and adults, preserving traditions and instilling pride.

Ballet Folklorico de Fort Worth The BFFW encourages appreciation of the Mexican culture by teaching its traditional dance and music to people of all ages.

UTA Jazz Ensemble The ensemble performs the big band masters as well as more recent material, focusing on essential jazz styles and techniques.

The Checkerboard Guy The Checkerboard Guy, a comedyjuggling daredevil, will have your entire family in stitches.

Los TexManiacs s

6:30 p.m. | Bank of Texas Stage

Combine a hefty helping of Tex Mex conjunto, simmer with several parts Texas rock, add a daring dash of well-cured blues and R&B riffs, and you’ve cooked up the tasty TexManiacs groove. Not to say that this group’s sound is for musical gourmets only – this is “hip music everyone can relate to.”

Leapin’ Louie The Ropin’ Fool This fun show is full of physical comedy, high-energy improvisation and worldclass trick roping and whip cracking.

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Uncork Your Creativity!

Create a painting of your own with the help of artists from A Piece of Work! The canvas is yours to keep, and several sessions include a bottle of times ten cellars wine to sip while you paint.

Beginning on Friday, stop by the Activity Tent (on 4th Street, across from Barse Jewelers) to sign up for available spots beginning on Friday, or sign up in advance at www.MainStreetArtsFest.org.

Classes are limited to 20 persons.

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OFF 2013 | MAIN!

Go “OFF MAIN!” and explore marvelous venues and performance spaces in Downtown Fort Worth.

Performing Arts

Take Over fort worth

For two days only Fort Worth’s finest performing arts organizations join hands to bring you the

ultimate arts experience.

Bass Hall Open House

Come and explore one of the finest performance spaces in the world!

Friday 6 – 8 p.m. | Public tours of Bass Performance Hall Saturday 1 – 4 p.m. | Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra Instrument Petting Zoo in the Grand Salon of Bass Performance Hall 2 – 4 p.m. | Performances by Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra, Texas Ballet Theater and The Cliburn at Bass Performance Hall

Fort Worth Opera Shots Friday, 6 p.m. at Flying Saucer 3rd and Commerce Fort Worth Opera brings you a shot of opera with their wildly entertaining pop-up opera performance event.

Fort Worth Opera Festival Saturday, 7:30 p.m.

The 2013 Fort Worth Opera Festival comes to life when the curtain rises on La Bohème.

In this transcendent tale, Puccini’s colorful band of Bohemians learns about love and loss against a backdrop of recognizable melodies and soaring arias, creating a kaleidoscope of emotions. .

MORE “OFF MAIN!” GREATNESS: Four Day Weekend Improvisational Comedy. Houston between 2nd and 3rd. www.fourdayweekend.com Jubilee Theatre. Featuring Trav’lin, the 1930s Harlem Musical. 506 Main Street. www.jubileetheatre.org Scat Jazz Lounge. Retro live music venue.

111 W. 4th Street. www.scatjazzlounge.com Sid Richardson Museum. Masterpieces of the Old West. Free admission. 309 Main Street. www.sidrichardsonmuseum.org

Bass Hall Open House 6-8pm Friday, April 19 1-4pm Saturday, April 20 Free & open to the public

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Art is theuniversal language

DON’T FORGET TO BRUSH! Arts and Crafts for Children At “MAIN ST. Creates!” presented by Wells Fargo, kids can find plenty of fun, artistic things to do. It’s located on the north end of the festival, near the Tarrant County Courthouse.

Sometimes themost meaningful communication happens without dialogue. Great art tells us that wearenot alonewith our emotions.

Main St. Fort Worth Arts Festival, thank you for inspiring us with the shared experience of art.

HOURS:

Thursday - Saturday, 10 a.m. – 8 p.m.

Sunday, 10 a.m. – 6 p.m.

Some activities are free, while others require coupons (available at all of our coupon booths). Some are available on Saturday and Sunday only. The number of coupons required is indicated below: Learn to make your own balloon design.

Presented by Fellowship Church. (FREE) Ceramic tiles – color and tile come together in a creative way. (FREE)

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Fish prints – use a rubber, life-like fish (really) to make a print. Presented by Van Grow. (4) Face painting – Party Faces, Inc. uses safe, SNAZAROO water-based cosmetic face paints. (5+ depending on the complexity) Rock wall – can you climb to the top? (5) Sand art – create a colorful sculpture with sand! (5+) Ceramics – Paint and color many different ceramic works of art. (5)

Arts and crafts – try a variety of arts and crafts! Presented by Michaels Stores.

(FREE)

Self portrait – Van Grow will help you create your own self portrait in watercolor. (7)

Clay – mold a unique object in clay.

Presented by Van Grow. (4)

Build a collage – make a masterpiece just like the masters. Van Grow will help you create a beautiful collage. (5)

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School of Art MAIN ST. Educational Programs Growing Young Artists This successful outreach program brings the talents of MAIN ST. artists and the opportunities of the festival to middle and high school students in the Fort Worth ISD. This program has two components, each supported by a grant from XTO Energy: Artist-in-Residence Program Several of our 2013 MAIN ST. artists will visit area schools to show their work and give insights to students about a career in visual art. Selected students will visit MAIN ST. and get a “behind the scenes” look at the operations of a major arts festival.

Young People’s Art Fair Support the next generation of artists! The Young People’s Art Fair – located in the “MAIN ST. Creates!” area – features the work of more than 300 young artists from the Fort Worth community. The fair will be held on Saturday and Sunday, April 20 and 21, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Children must be accompanied by a parent at all times during the show. Last year, more than 200 young artists sold more than $10,000 worth of art!

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Our Favorite Color: Green

|MAIN ST. Environmental Efforts

“Go Green” Initiative. We’re working hard to reduce our carbon footprint through partnerships with the Tarrant Regional Water District, Green Mountain Energy, Waste Management, Inc. and Bicycles, Inc. In 2012, we recycled over 75% of the bottles and cans left behind at the festival. To reduce our use of public landfills, we use biodegradable plates, cups and eating utensils. Festival staff also recycles 100% of the oil and grease used to prepare the food. We’ve partnered with Green Mountain Energy for the past three years to reduce our carbon impact. Based on last year’s event emissions, Green Mountain is generously donating 44 metric tons of carbon offsets this year. That has the same environmental benefit as not driving more than 100,000 miles and is enough to offset the estimated carbon dioxide emissions generated by the festival’s onsite generators, vehicles, and staff air travel. Drop by their booth at 4th and Main Streets and find out more about pollution-free electricity!

Artists Are Going Green, Too! MAIN ST. salutes those artists who use earthfriendly techniques, materials or themes in their work.

Free Water. Less waste.

Park Your Bike for Free! The Bicycle Corral, sponsored by the Fort Worth Bicycling Association and Bicycles, Inc., is open from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily at 4th Street at Commerce Street (note new location). The corral will include security fencing, bike racks for storage and an ID system to avoid theft. With more than 480 miles of bike paths either completed or planned, Fort Worth is cycle friendly!

Saving water and helping the environment.

Here’s an easy way to do both.

Bring any refillable container to one of four watering stations for a free fill-up. Or buy a commemorative aluminum bottle for 8 coupons.

Stop by and grab some H2O to go!

Free Water Stations!

To help support and raise awareness for water conservation, the Tarrant Regional Water District (TRWD) is sponsoring free water stations around the festival.

SaveTarrantWater.com

Friend the Lawn Whisperer on Facebook and get tips on how to have a great lawn and save water at the same time.

FIND OUT MORE ABOUT SAVING WATER! SCAN THIS QR CODE INTO YOUR SMARTPHONE.

• Bring

your own water bottles and fill them up for free • Get a souvenir aluminum water bottle for 9 coupons The stations feature Fort Worth’s nationally renowned municipal water dispensed with a state-of-the-art U/V filtration system and chilled to perfection.

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Street Smarts | Transportation Options Trinity Railway Express (TRE). The TRE is a great way to get to MAIN ST. Extra cars will be added during all four days of the festival. The TRE station at the Intermodal Transportation Center (ITC) is a short walk from the festival. On Thursday, the last eastbound train departs ITC station at 9:46 p.m.

On Friday and Saturday, the TRE is adding a special train departing ITC station at 11:35 p.m. Note: this special Friday/Saturday train will NOT connect with any DART Rail Services. On Sunday, the last train departs ITC station at 8:35 p.m. For the full TRE schedule, visit www.trinityrailwayexpress.org.

Ride the Bus! The Fort Worth Transportation Authority also has plenty of buses that bring you right to the heart of the fun. Learn more at their website: www.The-T.com.

MAIN ST. Park and Ride – only $1.00 each way! Ride our MAIN ST. Park and Ride service, sponsored by The T, for transportation to and from the festival. The shuttle for a buck will operate every 20 minutes from 5 to 11 p.m. on Friday, and 9:30 a.m. to 11 p.m. on Saturday. Look for the SPECIALLY MARKED free parking areas at Billy Bob’s Texas in the Fort Worth Stockyards.

Bicycles. Ride your bike and park it in our fully staffed Bicycle Corral, supported by Bicycles, Inc. and the Fort Worth Bicycling Association. Located on 4th Street at Commerce Street (new location this year).

Parking Information. As you know, parking is at a premium during the festival.

Get details on available parking at www.fortworthparking.com.

Friends of the Festival | 2013 Friends of the Festival (as of March 29, 2013)

As a non-profit organization, Downtown Fort Worth Initiatives, Inc. relies heavily on contributions to maintain the high quality of MAIN ST. and keep the event free to the public. Become a Friend of the Festival by making a tax-deductible donation.

You’ll receive recognition for your business, plus tickets to the Skybox presented by Sundance Square each evening. Enjoy a complimentary Reata dinner, beverages and our signature entertainment alongside Fort Worth’s movers and shakers.

Want to join right now? Simply stop by the Skybox at the corner of 5th and Throckmorton Streets and we’ll be happy to sign you up! Find out more at www.MainStreetArtsFest.org.

GOLD Anne T. and Robert M. Bass, Anonymous, Buttons Restaurant, CBS Outdoor – Dallas, Cockrell Enovation, Concussion Advertising, Enilon Group, Flowers to Go, Frost, M&M The Special Events People, Medstar, Pier 1 Imports, Pinkerton Design, United Site Services SILVER BB&T, Buzz Custom Fence, Decker, Jones, McMackin, McClane, Hall & Bates, P.C., The Courtyards at Fort Worth, Dos Molinas Mexican Restaurant, Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce, Fundamental Clinical Operational Services, GRACE, Jay and Debbie Downie, Norris Conference Center, Olmsted-Kirk Paper Company, Ovation Graphics, Providence Title, Reata Restaurant, Rotary Club of Fort Worth, Sinclair Building, Smoke Pit BBQ, Sysco Dallas, Inc. BRONZE Aledo Yoga & Mosaic Birth & Family Wellness, Atmos Energy, Brian Pierce Marketing, Carol Charette, CMA, Community Bank, Empire Disposal, Ltd., J. A. Garrison & Company, CPA’s, Mrs. Renfro’s, Oncor, Performing Arts Fort Worth, Inc., Region Enterprises, The Rios Group, SCM Real Estate Services, Waffle House, West Side Bank & Trust, Westwood Contractors

Celebrating Volunteers The spirit of volunteerism: it’s our corporate culture.

Whether we’re making charitable contributions, raising funds for scholarships, offering our facilities to host special events, or donating trucks, water, trees and computers to needy non-profit organizations, we raise our hands high.

Last year alone, Chesapeake employees volunteered over 2,500 hours to more than 150 North Texas organizations — enhancing the quality of life wherever we live and work.

That’s why we’re proud to be the Volunteer Sponsor at this year’s Main Street Arts Festival. We thank you for raising your hand!

To learn more about natural gas and Chesapeake’s role in the Barnett Shale, visit www.AskChesapeake.com/Barnett.

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Meet the MAIN ST Crew!

Festivals & Events Advisory Committee Marie Holliday, DMD, Flowers to Go in Sundance Square, Past Chairman J. Leo Kinney, Cash America International (ret.)

Kathryn Portillo, Hilton Fort Worth Ronny Region, Region Enterprises Becky Borbolla, Renfro Foods, Inc. Richard Ruddell, The T Barbara Stone, Fort Worth Convention & Visitors Bureau Lynda Tiedtke, Providence Title Company

Marilyn Ackmann, Atmos Energy, Chairman Larry Anfin, Coors Distributing Company Gary W. Cumbie, The Cumbie Consultancy Carlos De La Torre, De La Torre Companies Dave Fulton, Hilton Fort Worth Marilyn Gilbert, Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce Tracy Gilmour, Sundance Square Glen W. Hahn, Innovative Developers, Inc.

Event Steering Committee Edd Arnold, Skybox Hospitality Manager Amy Bearden, MAIN ST. Creates! Manager Judy Beaumier, Entertainment Production Manager Michelle Beniak, Program and Production Manager, Staff Barbara Blaisdell, Merchandise Committee L.D. Carroll, Grounds Maintenance Manager Hanna Choi, Program and Production Assisitant Sandi Cochrum, Artist Resources Manager Jaime Cox, Artist Resources Committee Carlos De La Torre, Merchandise Manager Jay Downie, Festival Director and Producer Charlie Duvall, Warehouse Manager Dana Ford, Artist Resources Committee Marge Fransted, Artist Reources On-Site Jury Advisor John Gantt, Operations and Security Manager Kris Gantt, Concessions Manager, Jury Compliance Larry Gantt, Communications Manager Gabby Garbarino, Community Services Manager Mary Gonzales, Merchandise Committee Diana Hahn, Volunteer Manager, Staff Gary Hammer, Concessions Manager Pat Hammer, Artist Resources Committee Brian Harris, Security Committee Tyrone Hodges, Entertainment Transportation Coordinator Valerie Jay, Merchandize Committee

Thomas Lake, Artist Resource Committee Reggie Mandoni, Skybox Hospitality Committee Tina Mantz, Artist Resources Manager Rhonda Matherne, Artist Resources Committee Kim Matthys, Merchandise Manager Robbie McMeans, EMT Hospitality Manager Donnette Moseley, Skybox Hospitality Committee Robert Munoz, Block Captain Assistant Manager Bob Paluck, Communications Committee Marion Paluck, Volunteer Committee James Phillips, Finance/Beverage Manager Alex Reeves, Block Captain Manager Carol Reeves, Artist Resource Committee Larry Reeves, Communications Manager Larry Rippin, Logistics Assistant Manager Gerard Rodriguez, EMT Hospitality Committee Laura Sanchez, Logistics Manager Mike Shambaugh, Logistics Manager Glenda Sloan-Patterson, Skybox Hospitality Assistant Manager Kevin Starns, MAIN ST. Creates!, Assistant Manager Gretchen Stephens, Entertainment Production Assistant Manager Carol Wassman, Customer Relations Manager Jack Wassman, Community Service Assistant Manager Deanna Weaver, Merchandise Manager

Festival Production Staff

Judy Beaumier, Entertainment Production Manager Michelle Beniak, Program and Production Manager Claire Brunner, Website Coordinator (Enilon) Claire Bloxom, Media Relations and Social Media Manager L.D. Carroll, Grounds Maintenance Manager Hanna Choi, Program and Production Assistant Jay Downie, Producer

Charlie Duvall, Warehouse Manager Courtney Hall, Advertising Manager Diana Hahn, Volunteer Manager Mike Kennedy, DFW Professional Musicians Union Gladys Pinkerton, Graphics and Design Manager (Pinkdesign) James Phillips, Finance Manager Gretchen Stephens, Entertainment Production Assistant Manager

Downtown Fort Worth, Inc. Staff Becky Fetty, Director of Marketing and Membership Nasser Haghighat, Director of Research Jim Johnson, Director of Downtown Development / TIF District Melissa Konur, Director of Planning Melanie Lara, Controller Carole Robinson, Executive Assistant / Office Manager

Andy Taft, President Michelle Beniak, Program and Production Manager Becky Bethel, Office and Program Administrator Jay Downie, Event Producer Megan Henderson, Marketing and Projects Manager Todd Holzaepfel, Vice President / PID Manager

DFWII Board of Directors Johnny Campbell, Sundance Square, Chairman Marilyn Ackmann, Atmos Energy Stewart Alcorn, Frost Bank Larry Anfin, Coors Distributing Company Ola Assem, Cleopatra, Inc. Rick Baumeister, Sanford, Baumeister & Frazier Michael Bennett, Bennett Brenner Pettit Greg Bird, Jetta Operating Bill Boecker representing Edward Bass, Fine Line Diversified Development Richard Casarez, Oncor Electric Delivery Andrew Casperson, Omni Fort Worth Hotel Brian Chase, Bell Helicopter, a Textron Company Jack Clark, Red Oak Realty Carmen Coy, Starpoint Commercial Properties Jeff Davis, Republic Title of Fort Worth Jim Finley, Finley Resources Dave Fulton, Hilton Fort Worth Melissa Graham, Crescent Real Estate Glen Hahn, Innovative Developers, Inc. Steve Hambrick, PlainsCapital Bank Brian Happel, BBVA Compass Albon Head, Jackson Walker Don Hellman, Comerica Bank Michael Hoffer, Hahnfeld Hoffer Stanford Barney Holland, Fuelman of DFW Trish Jones, GM Financial Mark Linenberger, LINBECK Walter Littlejohn, The Fort Worth Club Ben Loughry, Integra Realty Resources Ross Martin, Kelly Hart Patrick McFarlin, Jacobs Charles Milliken, Decker Jones et al Allison Millington, Behringer Harvard Wade Nowlin, HUB International Rigg David Parker, AT & T

Michael Pavell, Bank of America Raul Pena, TranSystems Nina Petty, Tarrant County College Dist John Podraza, XTO Energy John Prichett, Ben E. Keith Beverages Gordon Rhodes, Rhodes Securities Pollard Rogers, Cantey Hanger Dick Ruddell, The T Jon Ruff, Spire Realty Group John Stevenson, representing Robert Bass, Keystone, Inc. Tom Struhs, Struhs Construction Andy Taft, Downtown Fort Worth, Inc. Greg Upp, UNT Health Science Center Joy Webster, MorningStar Capital Julie Wilson, Chesapeake Energy Gary Wortel, Star-Telegram Directors Emeritus L.O. “Buzz” Brightbill, III, Southwest Bank Gary W. Cumbie, The Cumbie Consultancy Allan Howeth, Cantey Hanger, LLP James R. Nichols, Freese and Nichols John V. Roach, Roach Enterprises Terrance J. Ryan, Southwest Bank John Stevenson, Keystone, Inc. Ex Officio Members Dale Brock, Downtown Neighborhood Alliance Mae Ferguson, Fort Worth Sister Cities Marie Holliday, Metropolitan Black Chamber of Commerce Bob Jameson, Convention & Visitors Bureau Marianne Leal, Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Michelle Lynn, BOMA Paul Paine, South Fort Worth, Inc. Allen Smith, South East Fort Worth Bill Thornton, Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce

Get involved in MAIN ST! Be a volunteer.

Support MAIN ST. and meet some fun people! Without the generosity of more than 1,200 volunteers, this event would be impossible to produce. Go to www.

MainStreetArtsFest.org and click “Volunteer.”

Join the

Collector’s

Club.

Members of this exclusive group enjoy art seminars, fun social opportunities, free valet parking, plus dinner and great seats in the VIP Skybox on Thursday.

Want to become a member in 2014? Get all the details at our website.

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Your claim. to frame.

Limit one per customer, while quantities last.

Get an unframed festival poster – FREE! Just bring your receipts showing total purchases of at least $200 on art, festival merchandise and framed posters to the House of Frames booth.

You may also buy posters framed, unframed, signed and unsigned.

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Join DFWI today!

Downtown Fort Worth, Inc. membership delivers benefits. You’ll network with prominent business leaders, be on the inside track for breaking news, help establish policy and receive invitations to special events and attractions. Downtown Fort Worth is a dynamic place and DFWI is the membership organization whose sole purpose is to make it even better.

You are invited to join, become a member today!

Have a question?

Andy Taft, andy@dfwi.org

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