42nd Summer Arts & Music Festival Program Guide

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2018 Summer Arts & Music Festival

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Belly Dance Tent

REST SECURITY ROOMS CENTRAL

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SOUTH GATE

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Hearth Tent

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Andean Music Tent

Soft Drinks

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Arts & Crafts

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Dressing Rooms Communications Backstage Security

KMUD First Aid KHUM ATM

FINE ARTS

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LUNAR STAGE 148 149 150 151 152

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Soft Drinks 6 9 70 71 7 2 7 3

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Beer Booth

Sacred Round Generation Green

42nd Annual Summer Arts & Music Festival Vendors

116 A Hoot and a Holler

95 AC Custom Designs

1 ACORN Partners in Education

122 Adams Olives

139 Alissa Clark clayworks

97 Alnus Rubra

21 Ambrz Art

117 Art and Surf - The art of Spencer Reynolds

113 Arte Sana Paisana 112C Ashley Wilma 112B Autumn Rosetree Photography

103 Ay Su Jewelry & AD Designs

91 Bahia Beads

16 Baltic Amber and Creations

29 Bamboo Mama

52 Bead it on Down the Line

59 Bici Arte

57 Big River Gems

40 Bill Francis Fine Ceramics

83 Blessed Lotus

58 Blue Lotus

55 Blue Moon

138 Blue Moon Crafted Creations

114 Boutique Body Art

81 Cada Johnson Design

104 Caricature Arts

48 Colorbust Studios

134 Community Credit Union of Southern Humboldt

101 Cool shoes and the Moccasin company

61 Dai shu - In West Rinzai Zen Temple

121 Dancing Tree

87 Dom Chi Designs

70 Dube Art and Woodworks 77 Eco-gardening

136 Eel River Recovery Project

14 Elka Herbals

127 Elquino Arte

85 Ema B’s Knees

86 Emerald Caravan 30 EPIC

46 Eureka Massage and Wellness Roving Face and Body Art by Kathleen

25A Fans of Divinity

TBA Fantasy Lane Copper Fairies

123 Fatbol Clothing

79 Fibre Poet

109 Fire Lilly Ceramics

133 Forever Honeydew

60 Forever Stoked 51 Frogworks

140 Gremlin Glass

144 Gypsy and Lolo

69 Hearthwood Mountain Sanctuary

82 Hempress Arise

42 Humble Hammocks

45 Humboldt Healing Arts Roving Humboldt Vibe Tribe

131 Humboldt Wholesale House and Garden

38 India Gourmet Roving Jon Ames

129 Jubilee leather and beadwork

128 Juice Booth

98 Kalimba Baskets

25B KB Townsend Studio 5 KMUD

56 Kona Pipes Hawaii

88 Krinkly Batiks

24 Kritter Klips

148 L. Rose Designs

31 Land of Merriment 112A Larissa Robyol Artisan Jewelry

17 Linda Winkler Jewelry Designs

62 Lost Coast Interpretive Association 136A Lost French Man

25 Lunashe Productions

19 Mama Palazzo’s Herbal Remedies

89 Mamas Medicinals

124 Mariah and Her Clay

13 Matt Jones Art

44 Meadow Rose Photography 105-106 Melting the Dragon, Viatona

47 Michelle’s Art Design

80 Migration Clothing

33 Mike and Susi Gillum Metalsmiths

150 Miralily Creations

110 Moon Dance Textiles

84 Moss Follows

22 Mystic Fables leather & Wugbug Kids Clothing

112 Mystic Lion Art and Design

152 North Star

120 Stephen Nepove

74 North Train Designs 63 Stick-N-Stones

147 Nothing Obvious

8 Sue’s Organics

145 Nurelle Creations

90 Sundial Arts Eco-Apparel

93 Offset Casual Designs

125 Swadeshi Leatherworks

32A Oregon Jewelry

99 Tall Paul

34 Outlaw Kitchen 75 TBA

41 Party Animals 76 TBA

20 Peace from Layne 137 TBA Roving Peace Pops 112D Tek Photography

100 Pepper Forrest Spice Company

32 Terrapin Treasures and

92 Peter Bailey Designs

Spice for Life Spice Co

115 Poonkiney Forge

10 Thai Thai BBQ 119 Presh

111 Thankful Earth Herbs

15 Ragged Thistle

73 Tia Limoges Intuitive

149 Redeye Laboratories Abstractionist

11 Redwood Empire BMX

108 Tree Myriah 126 ReNewVeau

72 Twisted Hippie Design

146 Rise up ! Good witch

96 Veriditas Herbal Shoppe

142 Rise Up Herbals

107 Viatonia and Cranston Wraps

78 Riverside Fossil Jewelry

118 Viola’s Garden

132 Root 101/Humboldt Lighting

36 Wailaki’s Indian Tacos

54 Round Tuit Spoonz

26 Watermelon Kidz

130 Royal Gold Handmade Clothing

50 Royal Restoration

6 Whale Gulch School

28 Royal Roots Clothing

102 Wild Caught

27 Sacred Empire

43 Wool and Wood

94 Sacred Geometrix 71 Zada

4 Salmon Creek Community School

35 Sammy’s BBQ and Catering

12 Samonberry Studios 9 Sankofa

18 Savageworks Ceramics 143 Seapod

141 Sew it seams Tie Dye

49 SK Mirth

2 Smokin Moses BBQ 151 Solace

7 Soroptimists Int’t of the Redwoods

37 Southern California Food and Beverage

64 Southern Humboldt

53 Spirit Door Creations

39 Spiro’s Gyros 135 Sponsor

23 Sprout Kids Clothing

3 Sprowel Creek Vol. Fire Dept

42nd Annual Summer Arts & Music Festival Staff

Accounting Accounting/Finance Accounting/Finance Ad / Sponsorship Admissions Ambiant Lights ATM Audio Archiving Backline Brew Crew Check-in Communications Communications Drink Tickets Electrical Festival Ops Manual Medics First Aid Generation Green

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Amie McClellan Pleasure Strange Steven Helliwell Tanya Malley Annie Pergens Robin Krause David Katz Rob Seifert-Gage Ray Moreta Garth Epling Bert Clements Dan Gribi Leanna Gribi Charity Green Ted Sloan Casandra Taliaferro Pete Genolio Amber Wallan Matty Tittman

Mateel Community Center

Info Booth/ T-Shirts Juice Booth Kid’s Zone Kid’s Zone Kid’s Zone Kitchen KMUD Broadcast Lawn Stage Lunar Stage Marketing Manager Mateel Concessions Mateel Concessions Operations Manager Parking Parking Performer Hospitality Photographer Recycling / Restoration Rehydration Station

Runner Crew Michael Gottfried Megan Gomes

Security-Bar David Sundberg Scott Kender

Security-Bar asst. Elizabeth Bell Marjory Brown

Security- Chief Jason Cox Pooba

Shuttles Alisha Goodrich Evan Needham

Signage Kate Carlson Robert Blodgett

Site Shanon Taliferro Eric & Sunshine Johnston

Site Manager Dusty Hughston Jeanne York

Site Troubleshooter Bruce Champie Marjo Lak

Site-Do It Crew April McCrady-Hirsch Justine Ketola

Site Lighting Crew Sherry Bybee Grace Grimes Talent Eryn Snodgrass Melody Hayhurst

Trees Stage Lights Mark Mehlman Alisha Goodrich Trees Stage Manager Rick Tomar Shiloh Croy Baker Trees Stage Manager/MC Jimmy Durchslag Nichole Chojanacki

Trees Stage Sound Loren Miller Pleasure Strange

Vendor Hospitality Bruce Barkley Agnes Patak Vendor & Volunteer Coordinator Anne Greux-Sachs Bones

Youth Stage Da Grand Pooba Babette Bach

General Information NO DOGS ALLOWED Watch Your Kids - Don’t leave your children unattended. Safety I.D. wristbands are available at both admission gates. Lost parents should check in at Security Central.

First Aid Tent - Located next to the Trees Stage at the north end of the festival, stop here for sunscreen, band-aids and basic first-aid care, courtesy of Redwoods Rural Health Center.

ATM – A solar powered ATM is located near the Trees Stage.

Recycling – Recycling barrels are located throughout the festival grounds.

Please use them!

Don’t Drink & Drive – Take the shuttle or find a designated driver if you’ve had any alcohol.

No Lifeguard On Duty – Swim at your own risk and watch small children carefully!

RIDE THE SHUTTLE

Welcome Back to the Summer Arts & Musical Festival!

If you’re a resident of Humboldt County, you know all about this 42-yearold festival that celebrates the joy of arts, music, and summertime! If you’re new to the area, let us share with you how special this annual event is…

A highly anticipated showcase of creative artistic talent set in the majestic redwoods on the banks of the Eel River, the Summer Arts & Music Festival kicks off the summer season for Humboldt County with two days of handcrafted arts and crafts, food, fun, and music and performance art. This event has been voted “Best Music Festival in Humboldt County” for several years running, and it’s not hard to see why. The mainstay fundraiser for the non-profit Mateel Community Center, it takes on added significance this year as the Mateel faces an uncertain financial future. We are grateful to be able to bring this community tradition back this year and are confident the community and visitors will find something to love.

We have numerous talented musicians taking the stage, including two headliners: On Saturday evening we are proud to host the always inspiring and multi-talented Reggae singer Nkulee Dube all the way from South Africa, and on Sunday evening we welcome none other than Orgone, showcasing their high-powered, female-fronted funk.

We’ve also made it a priority to bring more local musicians back into the lineup with groups like Jammies By 9, the Latin Peppers, Way Out West, Ari & Ruby Guillette, Delaney Rose, and many others. Take a look at the lineups in this guide and make sure you don’t miss seeing your favorites along with some new talent.

Our Solar Stage has been transformed into the Lunar Stage. With a new fresh look and Basscraft sound system, this stage will feature all DJ music with genres ranging from Reggae to House to Bass to Trap, Breaks and Techno, and many more!

You can find the belly dancers sharing their temple with the Lawn Stage, the Andean musicians will be back pleasing listeners, and there will be plenty of jamming in the Hearth Tent. Drop in, check it out, and participate!

Take a wander through the Kids Zone and see all the fun the young people are having; there’s a myriad of activities happening all day long as well as some dazzling performances on the Youth Stage!

We truly hope that this time-honored tradition can carry on year after year, and that we can continue to create a space on the first weekend of June for artisans to show their wares and for musicians to jam on their instruments. As you walk the fairway taking it all in, and the sounds of merriment drift through the air, twining with the smells of foods both familiar and exotic, let the the breeze lift your spirits and your sense of community...and remember that this special event is brought to you by the Mateel Community Center.

Stop by our Info Booth--located near the main fair entrance--to buy or renew a membership or make a donation; it’s no secret that we are struggling and we could use any bit of help, big or small. With your goodwill and support, we hope to be able to continue to operate and provide services and gathering spaces for the community.

Mateel Forever,

The Ma teel Boa rd of Directors

The Summer Arts shuttle is the best way to access the festival. Offering regular service from 9:45am until shortly after close of the festival each evening It will drop off/pick up at the following locations*: Northern Route: • Dean Creek Resort/ Campground (on Redwood Dr in Redway) • Majestic Center (on Redwood Dr. in Redway) • Garberville Chevron (corner of Redwood Dr. and Sprowel Cr. Rd., Garberville) Southern Route: • Richardson Grove State Park • Richardson Grove Family Camp & RV Park (8:30am start) • South Benbow Dr. parking areas (as needed) • Benbow Campground * Limited parking is available in the vicinity of all festival shuttle stops. Please respect neighbors and businesses when parking in these locations.

PARKING INFORMATION The main parking area in Benbow is the Golf Lot. It costs $20/ day per standard size vehicles with no ins and outs. Beyond this, parking is very limited in the town of Benbow— and off South Benbow Dr.— with no parking allowed in residential neighborhoods. Attendees coming from the south are encouraged to park in the lot at Richardson Grove Family Camp & RV Park and ride the shuttle.

CAMPING INFORMATION There is NO CAMPING available on the festival site. Campgrounds that are walking-distance or on the festival shuttle route include: Benbow Valley RV & Campground, Dean Creek Resort, Richardson Grove State Park, and Richardson Grove Family Camp & RV Park. More info on local camping and hotel accommodations is available at mateel.org.

THE MATEEL INFORMATION & MERCHANDISE BOOTH Open 9:30 am to 10 pm both days Offering...

• Program Guides, Stage Schedules and Other Festival Info • Summer Arts & Music Festival T-shirts • Mateel Memberships and Community Center Information • Mateel Merchandise including T-shirts, sweatshirts, tanks, hats, CDs and more • Raffle Tickets - chance to win from over 120 prizes – 1 for $2.00 or 3 for $5.00 (Drawing will be held on Sunday at 5:00 pm) • Stuff Check - for $5.00 you can check your stuff in a safe location while you enjoy the fair. All items must be picked up by 9:30pm. Free for MCC members.

• Lost & Found - stop here for lost and found (or at Security Central after hours). All unclaimed lost & found will be returned to the Mateel office in Redway and be available for pick up beginning Wed, June 7.

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Head liners, SATURDAY, JUNE 2 TREES STAGE

7:00 ~ Rose’s Pawn Shop IIt may come as a surprise to hear the strains of Appalachian and Americana music channeled through five guys from Los Angeles, but heartache, loss and regret have always been the cornerstones of great music, and this city has more than its share. Singer/songwriter Paul Givant grew up on the same disparate array of popular musical styles as any other late 20th century kid. In that mishmash of Rock, Punk, Country, Pop, and Rap, it was American Folk and Bluegrass that rooted deepest in Paul, transforming him and his songs. They combine, in their collective musical melting pot, the old-style American sounds of Woody Guthrie, Bill Monroe, and Hank Williams with a higher energy approach more reminiscent of modern AltRock, all with a deeply melodic songwriting sensibility. The final ingredient was added one fateful day when Paul’s scorned ex-girlfriend/former band-mate, Rose, stole the band’s gear and instruments and brought it down to the local pawn shop. Priceless! The match was lit … and Rose’s Pawn Shop was born! (Of course, not until after they got their gear out of hock!) With an arsenal of guitars, banjo, thumping upright bass, fiddle and drums, delivering neo-classical-sounding melodies and lyrics, their sound is a wholesome mishmash of creek mud, rusty nails and your mom’s cookin’. It’s sincere, straight-forward and sexy as hell, effortlessly combining such disparate musical styles as rock, country, bluegrass, and punk to create an incomprehensibly smooth and accessible sound for true believers and skeptics alike.

8:40 ~ Nkulee Dube No female artist has managed to fuse ethno-soul, jazz with ragga in one

song as this 32-year old singer- songwriter, as Nkulee Dube has done in such a short space of time since entering this challenging and yet exciting industry. Born to the family a music legend, Nkulee Dube has big shoes to fill to preserve and sustain the name of her late father, Lucky Dube. Nkulee, whose music can be classified as ‘ethno-ragga’ fused with soul and jazz, is no stranger to the performance circuit and the music industry; she was a backing singer and dancer for the late Lebo Mathosa and later Ntando Bangani. Nkulee glides and slides with ease in between her songs as she traverses between raga and ethnosoul as if she was born on stage. As a guest artist and backing vocalist, Nkulee has been part of her late father’s performing band and Nkulee has performed at major festivals in Australia, Holland, Papua New Guinea, French Guyana, Suriname, the South Pacific, Australasia, Africa, the USA, and across all of Europe.

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11:00 Lost Coast Marimbas 12:00 Feet First Dancers Bonus Set Delaney Rose 1:15 Latin Peppers Bonus Set Long Valley Dance 2:35 Altar Tones Bonus Set Dreams on Fire 4:00 Object Heavy Bonus Set Lacy Redhead 5:25 Dgiin Bonus Set Shovelman 7:00 Rose’s Pawn Shop 8:00 Nkulee Dube

LAWN STAGE

11 am Desert Lilies Tribal Belly Dance 12:00 Joweh 1:15 Michael Kavanaugh 1:45 Arianna & Ruby Guillette 2:40 Zech Gravander 4:00 Sassafras Belly Dance Company 5:00 Lakshmi’s Daughters &

The Gypsy Theater 7:00 Jammies By 9 8:30 Funnicators LUNAR STAGE

12:00 Azad 3:00 Esch 4:00 DJ M 5:00 Mr. 415 6:00 The Middle Agent & B. Swislo 7:00 Joe-E 8:00 Marjo Lak 9:00 Dragonfly

YOUTH STAGE

10:30 Captain Bubbles 11:30 Mickey the Clown 12:30 Long Valley Dancers 1:30 CircusNature 2:30 Paranormal Kinetic Society 3:30 Cotton Dandee 4:50 ClownSNot Bombs 6:00 Strawberry Smog

Head liners, SUNDAY, JUNE 3 TREES STAGE 11:00 Chris & Peter 12:00 Feet First Dancers Bonus Set Ari Guillette 1:15 That Captain Bonus Set Savannah Rose 2:35 Cold Blue Water Bonus Set Seed 707 4:00 Suyog Brass Band Bonus Set Joanne Rand 5:25 QVLN Bonus Set Malakai Schindel 7:00 Soul Majestic 8:00 Orgone LAWN STAGE

11 am 12:00 1:15 1:45 2:40 4:00 5:00

7:00 8:30

Joweh Desert Lilies Tribal Belly Dance Mark Goo Paul Turner Garberville Town Band Special Guests Artists Lakshmi’s Daughters & The Gypsy Theater Way Out West Special Guest Family

7:00 ~ Soul Majestic Conceived by four friends on the sandy shores of California, Soul Majestic channels their sunny beach days and bonfire nights into their unique brand of reggae music. Their music blends their deep commitment to roots reggae with their love of rock, hip-hop, pop and folk music. This is reggae, yet it’s original--a new twist on familiar sounds--with conscious, heartfelt messages, and a high-performance band that will have you waiting for what comes next. Their signature vocal sound features male and female singers trading melodies and soaring harmonies, laced with edgy, crowd hyping dancehall verses and memorable hooks. Epic lead guitar solos wail over a wide range of tight danceable beats, rock flourishes, and heavy-dub interludes that will captivate and move you to dance. With a resumé that includes recording with some of the greatest legends in the business like Sly and Robbie, sharing festival stages with the likes of Rebelution, Matisyahu, Sean Paul, and Damian Marley, and extensive touring of North America both headlining and as a support act for Anthony B, Soul Majestic has managed to amass a worldwide fan base.

Through it all they have maintained a strong unity and drive to continue to do what they love most: uplifting people through music. With tons of relevant new music on the horizon and touring in the works for spring and summer, Soul Majestic is definitely a band to keep on your radar!

LUNAR STAGE

12:00 DJ Rundat 1:00 Sistah Fer 1 3:00 Skinny Pepperwood 4:00 Copperton3 5:00 Andreas 6:00 SHC Showcase with JustOne,

G. Davis and Guests 8:00 Arkaingelle, Noble Tobal and

Special Guests YOUTH STAGE

10:30 11:30 12:30 1:30 2:30 3:30 4:50 6:00

Captain Bubbles Mickey the Clown Delaney Rose Circus Nature Paranormal Kinetic Society Cotton Dandee ClownSNot Bombs Strawberry Smog

8:40 ~ Orgõne

Now and always, Orgōne delivers dirty, organic, California soul with heart; music that grabs you by the collar, pulls you to your feet and shoves you wantingly onto the dance floor. It all started with two kids from the San Fernando Valley, whose shared affinity for gritty soul records of the 60s and 70s collided with the colorful music cultures brewing in Los Angeles during the late 90s. That friendship sparked a movement, and Orgōne has been delivering nothing but gold to the funk faithful ever since.

“We intend our music to have an inhibition-canceling effect,” founding guitarist Sergio Rios explains. “It speaks to those who may have wallflower tendencies encouraging everyone to own the freakiness that lives inside them, and enjoy the spotlight for a little while. Sometimes it takes a nudge to let go and get on the dance floor. And sometimes it takes a big ‘ol push... a love shove, if you will. And we’re well versed in those.”

Fearless vocalist Adryon de León elevates the octets soulfulness to intoxicating new levels on Orgone’s latest studio album, Beyond The Sun. Dubbed “stank face inducing glory” by Okayplayer, the record is a lightning rod of inspiration for a new generation of funk music lovers.

Following the 45 release in April of “I Sold My Heart to the Junkman” featuring Cyril Neville, Orgone plans to drip steamy new singles one by one into the world throughout 2017.

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Trees Stage, SATURDAY, JUNE 2 Bonus Set ~ Lacy Redhead

11:00 ~ Lost Coast Marimbas

Lacy Redhead is a singer/songwriter raised in a household of musicians. Inspired by her songbird mother, she wrote her first song at age eight. She knew she was destined to be a singer and lived her trials one song at a time. A passionate creator, Lacy’s energy, captivating voice and lyrics will grasp your heart.

An arsenal of handmade marimbas and a tropical rhythm section come together to create the jazz-tinged, psychedelic sound of the Lost Coast Marimbas, a longtime local favorite sure to get you in the Summer Arts spirit.

12:00 ~ Feet First Part of Summer Arts since its genesis, this group exemplifies the love of dance as an art form with three generations of local dancers. Performing a wide scope of dance and theatrical pieces centered in a variety of styles, they attract a devoted following for their annual presentation.

5:25 ~ Dgiin Dgiin (pronounced GIN) is a band with a unique style encompassing various cultures and influences.

Frontman Gabe Pirard strums the guitar in a seriously French-Roma-Flamenco style with a twist. Winner of the North Bay Music Awards on numerous occasions, they put on an energetic, memorable show accessible to all tastes and ages.

Bonus Set ~ Shovelman Shovelman is a shovel guitar-wielding folk superhero. Drawing psychedelic melodies out of a barn-shovel-turned slide-guitar, Shovelman manipulates cutting-edge looping FX to craft broken orchestral experiences. The sounds of Mississippi delta blues from the electro-psychedelic future collide with the antiquated rubble of oneman-band hoboetry.

Bonus Set ~ Delaney Rose Eleven-year-old Delaney Rose is an artist wise beyond her age—and she’s poised to give voice to a new generation. Through original songs and covers of popular songs that move her, Delaney’s sweet and compelling voice, accompanied by piano, keyboards, or ukulele, draws the attention of everyone around her.

7:00 ~ Rose’s Pawn Shop (See Headliners)

1:15 ~ Latin Peppers Called the “best Latin band north of the Bay Area,” the Latin Peppers always bring irresistible, highenergy salsa and Latin dance music.

The members have many years performing experience: led by Jimmy Durchslag on trombone, and joined by Orlando Morales on timbales, congas/percussion, Tim Randles on piano, Andy Barnett on trumpet, Lee Phillips on bass, and Jon Lewis on congas.

Bonus ~ Long Valley Dance Long Valley Dance is Laytonville’s community dance and fitness center, offering classes in a wide variety of styles for children and adults. For the past decade, the Long Valley Dance Collective, an adult performing troupe, has choreographed and performed a variety of dances while mentoring younger dancers

2:35 ~ Altar Tones Altar Tones is a devotional Roots Reggae band cultivated in majestic Humboldt County, CA.The band is inspired by the timeless vibration of sweet Reggae music, and fueled by the upsurge of the “Roots Revival” movement from Jamaica to the world. Their message iso ne of liberation, perseverence, and empowerment.

Bonus Set ~ Dreams on Fire 4:00 ~ Object Heavy A diverse assemblage of hypnotic rhythms to spark up any dance floor, Object Heavy delivers a uniquely heavy sound that fuses Progressive-Soul, Rock and R&B in a strikingly fresh way. This group is exploding onto the scene with their sights set on reaching the ears and hearts of a connected global community.

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It may come as a surprise to hear the strains of Americana music channeled through five guys from LA, but heartache and regret have always been the cornerstones of great music. They combine, in their collective musical melting pot, the sounds of Woody Guthrie and Hank Williams, with a higher energy approach—and a melodic songwriting sensibility.

8:40 ~ Nkulee Dube (See Headliners) No female artist has managed to fuse ethno-soul jazz with ragga in one song as this 32-year old singer-songwriter, as Nkulee Dube has done in such a short space of time. Nkulee glides and slides with ease in between her songs as she traverses between raga and ethno-soul as if she was born on stage.

Trees Stage, SUNDAY, JUNE 3 4:00 ~ Suyog Brass Band

11:00 ~ Chris & Peter

Suyog Brass Band is one of the preeminent purveyors of Indian Brass Band music—a rich, vibrant style of brass music. The music is distinctly representative of the unique rhythms of India as they perform a mix of folk songs, original compositions, and Bollywood favorites—an immersive experience rarely experienced in the United States.

Folk duo Chris & Peter have been playing together for more than 40 years and have performed at nearly every Summer Arts since the festival’s inception. They play a mix of traditional and original material on Dobro and guitar, bringing you a taste of the old-time festival magic and will be playing selections from their brand new, and first album ever, appropriately titled, Finally.

12:00 ~ Feet First Part of Summer Arts since its genesis, this group exemplifies the love of dance as an art form with three generations of local dancers. Performing a wide scope of dance and theatrical pieces centered in a variety of styles, they attract a devoted following for their annual presentation.

Bonus Set ~ Joanne Rand Artist-composer-poet-healer-teacher, Joanne Rand is releasing her 16th CD of original songs.

After thirty-plus years of touring with her original “Psychedelic-Roots-Americana,” Rand’s current quartet, Rand-Randles-Diggins-Dalmolen, was dubbed a “supergroup” at the 2016 Humboldt Folklife Festival. Rand’s vocal styling is all her own. “[Rand is] Nothing short of brilliant.”

Bonus Set~ Ari Guillette This local talent performs original music that showcases natural acoustic instrumentation and soothing harmonies.

Recently Arianna released her first CD of original music. She’s planning more local shows along with her sister Ruby, and hope to write more music for more CD releases!

5:25 ~ QVLN

1:15 ~ That Captain

Q V L N (Q -V i o lin) also known as Quetzal Guerrero is at the forefront of evolution and exploration and will open up new realms in your hearts and minds.

With an intense understanding of North, Central and South Americans rhythms, QVLN’s directive is to navigate all forms of musical expression with the electric violin at its helm.

This is folk ‘n reggae band that was born in Texas, taken on the road, and eventually relocated to Humboldt County, California. That Captain pours their heart and soul into their very own special blend of roots-reggae, bluegrass, and trippy good times music.

Bonus Set ~ Malakai Schindel

Bonus Set ~ Savannah Rose

A multi-dimensional Elven wind-master, he is known throughout the Pacific Northwest for his exciting rhythmic style on flutes and panpipes and has been delighting audiences around the world for more than twenty years.

Humboldt County locals Shelsea Savannah and Lindsay Rose perform heartfelt originals and give a fresh take on Country favorites.

2:35 ~ Cold Blue Water

7:00~ Soul Majestic

Based out of Humboldt County, California, this powerhouse of Nor-Cal musicians bleeds classic tones and authentic vibes.

Deeply rooted in American musical influence, CBW’s live performances take the audience through a journey of crafty originals and creatively arranged covers all while keeping true to the jam-band mantra of never repeating the same show.

(See Headliners) Soul Majestic channels beach days and bonfire nights into their unique brand of reggae.

Look beyond their laid-back vibe, and you’ll find they are pushing the boundaries of the genre with an edge that cuts through the smoky haze. This is reggae, but original—with conscious messages that will have you waiting for what comes next.

Bonus Set ~ Seed 707

8:40 ~ Orgõne

Performing together since 2003 and writing all original music, this husband and wife duo is a combination of Joplin-like vocals, strong Rock rhythms, and melodic Blues leads.

(See Headliners) Orgōne delivers dirty, organic, California soul with heart— music that grabs you by the collar, pulls you to your feet and shoves you onto the dance floor. It all started with two kids whose affinity for gritty soul records of the 60’s & 70’s collided with the colorful music brewing in LA during the 90’s.

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Lawn Stage, SATURDAY, JUNE 2 11:AM ~ Desert Lillies Tribal Belly Dance Desert Lilies Tribal Belly Dance is an ITS (improv tribal style) troupe based out of Eureka, CA. They strive for fun and unique dancing that’s all-inclusive.

They also make costumes! They have weekly classes Wednesdays at 6:30 pm at The Dance Scene in Eureka.

For further info: Desertliliesbazaar@ gmail.com.

2:40 ~ Zech Gravander

A local musician with a love for the piano, he started out loving classical music and rock-androll - but later discovered a whole ‘nother level through jazz improvisation. From the classics to the spastics and always somethin’ fine in between, he’ll be shedding lots of colorful tones and melodies for you to indulge in.

4:00 ~ Sassafras Belly Dance Company

12:00 ~ Joweh

Joweh has been performing in the Bay Area and the Wine Country since 1996. With a strong foundation in the Egyptian and American cabaret styles, Joweh have grown and evolved creatively over the years. Today, Joweh are wellknown in the dance community for their refreshing energy, eclectic choreography, and engaging stage presence that smoothly oscillates between playful and reverent.

1:15 ~ Michael Kavanaugh Weaving acoustic guitar and vocals with a passion for nature, spirit and current events.

Also playing solo flute to voice the unsaid.

1:45 ~ Arianna & Ruby Guilette

Local talents Arianna and Ruby Guillette perform original music that showcases natural acoustic instrumentation and soothing harmonies. Do not miss out on this sister duo”

Sassafras Belly Dance Company has been stealing the attention of audiences in Humboldt County for the past 4 years. Sword balancing, veil spinning, cymbal clapping and booty shaking, the ladies of Sassafras intoxicate spectators with alluring presentation and sultry sass. Directed

by Laura Ayllón and based out of Eureka, these dancers offer a fun variety show you won’t want to miss.

5:00 ~ Lakshmi’s Daughters & The Gypsy Theater (See next pg.)

Once again, this favorite fair tradition tantalizes us with the magical energy of live music, sensuous dances of the Orient

7:00 ~ Jammies By 9 Jammies By 9 is an acoustic rock-and-roll band from Southern Humboldt. Thomas Lasbury is on guitar, bass, and vocals; Richard Barnick is on bass, guitar and vocals; Jeanne York is on guitar, ukulele, vocals; and Randy Clark is on drums and vocals.

8:30 ~ The Funnicators The Funnicators are a local favorite - their blend of soul and blues make for good dancing, and everyone sings so we have a little music for all!

Michael Curran on drums, Damian Roomets bass, Robbie McKee guitar and Mumzer on harmonica! Come Funnicate with us!

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Lawn Stage, SUNDAY, JUNE 3 11:AM ~Joweh (See previous page) Joweh has been performing in the Bay Area and the Wine Country since 1996.

With a strong foundation in the Egyptian and American cabaret styles, Joweh have grown and evolved creatively over the years. Today, Joweh are well-known in the dance community for their refreshing energy, eclectic choreography, and engaging stage presence that smoothly oscillates between playful and reverent.

12:00 ~ Desert Lilies Tribal Belly Dancers (See previous pg.)

Desert Lilies Tribal Belly Dance is an ITS (improv tribal style) troupe based out of Eureka, CA. They strive for fun and unique dancing that’s all-inclusive.

They also make costumes! They have weekly classes Wednesdays at 6:30 pm at The Dance Scene in Eureka. For further information and booking contact them at Desertliliesbazaar@gmail.com.

1:15 ~ Mark Goo

2:40 ~ Garberville Town Band

Our local Garberville Town Band plays the world with tunes from all three hemispheres: east, west, and funk—and they’ve got horns and drums up the wazoo. Jazzy, spicy, and loud enough to make them bad neighbors, they’re a ten-piece ruckus!

4:00 ~ Special Guest Artists 5:00 ~ Lakshmi’s Daughters & The Gypsy Theater

Performing mostly original and/or modified songs with vocals and guitar in a homegrown folk/rock/SoHum Reggae style, Mark Goo chronicles his passage through time from where he started to here and now. Born in Jamaican Queens, New York, he’s an ascendant of Turkish hash-makers—it seems inevitable that Mark would find his way to Southern Humboldt and to you.

Once again, this favorite fair tradition tantalizes us with the magical energy of live music, sensuous dances of the Orient, and uplifting songs from around the world. We are happy to be here to celebrate life, the Goddess, and the sacred in all things at the 42nd Annual Summer Arts!

1:45 ~ Paul Turner

7:00 ~ Way Out West

Paul Turner has been a guitarist and singersongwriter most of his life. His style ranges from contemporary folk to jazz. He weaves a sensual journey of love and compassion interlaced with cross-picking guitar. Paul entertains regularly in the Southern Humboldt area including bi-weekly at Cecil’s New Orleans Bistro and has performed at the Humboldt Folklife and Summer Arts & Music Festivals.

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Way Out West has been part of the Southern Humboldt music scene for over 20 years, playing bluegrass, cowboy songs, and contemporary classics done with bluegrass instrumentation. With Charlie Pecora on banjo/vocals, Ed Sher on bass/ vocals, Mat Hanf on drums, Robert Smyth on mandolin/vocals, and our newest member, Jeanne York, on guitar/vocals, they’re sure to stoke the Summer Arts vibe - come hang with the locals on the Lawn Stage!

8:30 ~ The Special Guest Family The Special Guest Family is an eclectic ensemble of local musicians from a wide spectrum of the Humboldt music scene, born from the all-improv jam night First Hump Of The Month. Thanks to the incubator of FHOTM, they’re graced by an everevolving and growing array of musical talent from all over the county. Come enjoy this improvisational brew!

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LUNAR Stage, SATURDAY, JUNE 2 SAMF and Fraktal Productions are excited to announce the transformation of the Solar Stage into the Lunar Stage. Born out of the SUMMERTRONICA stage of years past, the Lunar Stage will feature local DJ’s and some very special headliners. This year’s LUNAR STAGE will include Basscraft (VOID) sound system, stage décor by local artist Blake Reagan and visuals by Cosmic Goo.The Summertronica Party will be going down on Saturday from 3-10pm.

12:00 ~ Azad - One Wise Sound Part of Humboldt’s champion One Wise Sound, Azad can nice up any dance whether country or town. A big tune selector and long-time vinyl collector, this reggae operator will not be bringing a bag of regulars…strictly one-away rocksteady, roots, rub-a-dub, and rockers!

3:00 ~ Esch Esch is an electronic music producer and DJ based in Arcata, California. As one of the young talented producers emerging from northern California, his original music fuses his hometown’s electronic bass culture with organic hip hop music. Solidified as one most recognized DJ’s coming up in his local scene, he’s a live act you don’t want to miss.

4:00 ~ DJ M Been DJing for over 25 years 2011 RedBull Thre3style Champion from Texas now living in Humboldt County and has been party rocking the music scene for 6 years up here. Member of the “Super Soul Shakedown Crew” playing from Funk & Soul, Hip Hop, House & Electronic music.

5:00 ~ Mr.415 Mr.415 aims for musical diversity in his sets, touching on Moombahton, Hip-Hop, Trap, Glitch, and Techno, but always with House music at his core. Above all, Mr.415 enjoys the live environment, so be sure to catch him in every event where music might find a place.

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6:00 ~ The Middle Agent & B. Swislo Originally from Southern California, The Middle Agent has been a Humboldt County transplant since the year 2000. From light to dark, deep to big room, funky and techno, all forms of house music are explored and blended. Experimental soundscapes, balanced juxtaposition, and memorable emotion; an intellectual and emotional dance is what I juggle. There is always a balance.

7:00 ~ Joe-E Joe-E has been part of the Northern Humboldt county music scene for over 15 years. As a DJ with Deep Groove Society, he has played over 700 shows in the underground house music scene.

From minimal to tech and deep house, Joey’s sets are sonic journeys into the psychedelic world of sound.

8:00 ~ Marjo Lak (Butter Music Brazil/Deep Groove Society) Originally from Brazil, DJ Marjo Lak is a Californian resident for the last 10 years and can often be spotted spreading her buttery beats on dance floors throughout Humboldt County. She can make the dance floor sizzle with the energetic, greasy textures of house music influenced by techno, deep house, indie and nu-disco

9:00 ~ Dragonfly With two decades of experience and over 800 appearances to his name, his one-of-a-kind mixes blend the soundtrack of exotic travels with cutting edge productions, nasty and listless deep bass, deep rhythms and an undercurrent of live percussion. Selecting music inspired by the vibrant voices and vibes of The Americas, The Caribbean, The Middle East, Africa, India, and Europe, Dragonfly’s delivery celebrates dancers – and dancefloors – worldwide.

LUNAR STAGE, SUNDAY, JUNE 3 12:00 ~ DJ Rundat Michelle Miller was destined for deejaying from a young age, playing her families records and going to concerts of all genres. Starting with local parties and bars she quickly started gaining the attention of local promoters. She has opened up for many of her favorite musical artists including Grammy-award winning international artists Shaggy and Lady Saw!

1:00 ~ Sistah Fer I Sistah Fer I—from Puebla, New Mexico—is involved in many styles of reggae but most recently the sound system culture has changed her life and persona. She believes that music connects us in a spiritual way and tries to expand positive vibes through her performance and spirituality, allowing people to connect with themselves through musical vibrations.

3:00 ~ Skinny Pepperwood Skinny Pepperwood is live and original. All his work is performed on an array drum machines, samplers and synths. No computer DAW is used in production. Even his DJ sets consist of live recordings of unique studios sessions which are always different, weird and interesting. Thick with samples from the arenas of nature, cinema, hip hop, and psychedelia Skinny Pepperwood combines humor, sex, and the love of the subwoofers with aims to stimulate the dance floor.

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4:00 ~ CopperTon3 CT3 aka CopperTon3 is a DJ and aspiring music producer making fun and sexy sets and having a grand time doing it! House and Tech House influences dominate The dance floor, while the latest releases and fresh sounds are likely to be heard. The vibe is always high, even if you have to get low to get down.

5:00 ~ Andreas This local favorite has been at the forefront of electronic music in Southern Humboldt since 2003. Whether he’s playing some of his more well-known Booty Breaks sets, or keeping it dark and moody with his tech house/techno sets, his taste in music has always been impeccable.

6:00 ~ SHC Records Showcase with JustOne, G Davis and Guests DJ/Performance set with DJ G. Davis and Just One alongside keyboardist Brian Swislow, and bringing up vocalists from SHC records and beyond.

8:00 ~ Arkaingelle, Noble Tobal & Special Guests Bringing a heavy bass experience with styles like dub reggae and steppers that originated in the UK with Jah Shaka and Aba Shanti I, who are known for their unique earth shaking, custom-built sound systems. This bass-rattling showcase is sure to make your body move and your feet start skanking!

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Youth Stage, SATURDAY & SUNDAY, JUNE 2 & 3 10:30 ~ Captain Bubbles Captain Bubbles is back with his bubble magic, where we bring smiles, excitement, and a lot of fun, fun, fun! Try and hit the giant balloon falling from the sky, or relax and enjoy the ancient sounds of vibration to sooth the mind body and soul with crystal and Tibetan singing bowls.

11:30 ~ Mickey The Clown Mickey is America’s premier musical clown and with his bamboo kazoo, one of a kind voice, and original songs, he makes an instant fan of everyone.

Having worked with some of the most respected names in international circus, his skills have led to appearances on Circus Of The Stars, Romper Room, and Bozo- and his engaging shows deliver a message highlighting self-respect, environmental awareness, and just plain growing up. Look for him as a roving performer throughout the Kid Zone and don’t miss his performance on the Youth Stage each day.

12:30~ Long Valley Dancers (Sat.) 12:30~ Delaney Rose (Sun.) Eleven-year-old Delaney Rose is an artist wise beyond her age—and she’s poised to give voice to a new generation. Through original songs and covers of popular songs that move her, Delaney’s sweet and compelling voice, accompanied by piano, keyboards, or ukulele, draws the attention of everyone around her.

1:30 ~ Circus Nature Nani Nature and A.O’Kay Clown invite you to join Circus Nature in “Save the Earth-Pass It On” Performance and Circus Game. They will show how we can join together to create a better future for all of us. Led by Denise and Bede Steenblock-Smith, Circus Nature returns to the festival for their 21st year of innovative performance and play.

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2:30 ~ Paranormal Kinetic Society A pair of socks travel in a magical wardrobe through time and space to investigate all things supernatural. Bartleby and Artemus find themselves foiling evil plans, while nearly destroying the world themselves.

Live music backs this performance of puppets, comedy, magic, and suspense.

3:30 ~ Cotton Dandee Don’t miss this sing-along/clap-along hoedown set with Cotton Dandee and Marjo Wilson! Marjo Wilson is a singer/ songwriter from Covelo, CA and she celebrates the music of Cotton Dandee, a singing cottontail character she has created, by hosting an interactive show that the whole family can enjoy!

4:50 ~ ClownSNot Bombs Hilarious and inspiring family entertainment, Clownsnotbombs is the perfect cocktail of thrills and skills that will delight audiences. Classic circus, vaudeville and slapstick comedy are blended into a multitude of magical moments and surprises. With 30 years of combined experience in the circus arts, this whacky duo brings joy and laughter to children aged 3 to 103!

6:00 Strawberry Smog Strawberry Smog is a Northern California Psych-Folk Rock Band (Kyle Ranson and Gary Wertz) that loves kids. They sing about Under Sea Kingdoms and Primary Colors and other cool stuff. They’re new album on vinyl will be released July 1st 2018.

In The Kid Zone, SATURDAY & SUNDAY, JUNE 2 & 3 Bouncy House: 10am-7pm Every kid’s favorite attraction, the Bouncy House is offered free of charge all weekend in a supervised environment.

Defy gravity and come take a romp.

Family Arts Activities Tent: 10am-6pm The earth is our Art Studio and in the Family Arts Tent we utilize natural local art supplies as well as recycled and reusable items to create magic and beauty.

We encourage families to work together to create something lasting so your child remembers the Summer Arts Festival all year long. You can come back to the tent throughout the weekend and always find something new to get your creative juices flowing.

Da Grand Pooba Performing random ambience throughout the festival. Da Grand Pooba is a storyteller, clown, and master of ceremonies, all rolled into one audacious package. Through laughter, original costuming,and puppetry, his jovial presence brings out the kid in all of us.

Mickey The Clown Mickey is America’s premier musical clown and with his bamboo kazoo, one of a kind voice, and original songs, he makes an instant fan of everyone.

Having worked with some of the most respected names in international circus, his skills have led to appearances on Circus Of The Stars, Romper Room, and Bozo- and his engaging shows deliver a message highlighting self-respect, environmental awareness, and just plain growing up. Look for him as a roving performer throughout the Kid Zone and don’t miss his performance on the Youth Stage each day.

Captain Bubbles Captain Bubbles is back with his bubble magic, where we bring smiles, excitement, and a lot of fun, fun, fun! Try and hit the giant balloon falling from the sky, or relax and enjoy the ancient sounds of vibration to sooth the mind body and soul with crystal and Tibetan singing bowls. kid in all of us.

Wizards of Play/Circus Nature Welcome One and All!!

Join A. O’Kay Clown & Nani Nature, Juggling Clowns and Wizards of Play, in their 22nd year of welcoming each new gener-ation to the Summer Arts and Music Festival! Circus Nature Games promote healing and teaching through play by combining educational programs with recreational activities. Come join in the fun to create a unique performance for All Ages.

Wizards of Play Walk about Performance A. O’Kay Clown & Nani Nature, Juggling Clowns and Wizards of Play, will share circus skills and games in impromptu performances around the venue: • Prepare to Pass through a Rainbow of Juggling Pins • Throw a Hoop to Ring the Clown on the Tall Unicycle • Give a Hand to the Kids with “Earthball Parachute” Bede and Denise Steenblock Smith created Circus Nature in 1988 to promote cooperative play as an informative performance art form.

From school pro-grams to stages, events, and birthday parties across Humboldt these whimsi-cal artists perform circus skills while inspiring new games to the delight of all ages.

Parades Spontaneous parades led by a variety of theatrical and musical characters will depart at random from the kid zone all weekend. Keep an eye out and join in the fun as we march around the festival.

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Vendor Spotlight

A favorite feature of the Summer Arts and Music Festival since the beginning, you’ll enjoy more than 150 arts & crafts, food, and non-profit information booths lining the fairway. Below is just a random sampling of the creative offerings that await, so be sure to check out the festival map for a complete listing.

5 - KMUD ICED COFFEE KMUD’s iced coffee has been a Mateel festival staple for years. All organic and made with fair trade and locally roasted Signature coffee.

KMUD’s iced coffee is a treat that returning festival goes look forward to year after year.

Also featuring a selection of mate and iced teas. Best part is, every dollar made supports independent local media-KMUD! Cheers!!

1 - ACORN PARTNERS IN EDUCATION is returning to the SAMF with our 100% organic smoothies.

ACORN is a small non-profit on the Mendocino Coast and the smoothie booth at SAMF supports our Growing Green in the Garden school program and Windy Hollow Farm field studies. Blends include our Go Green with Kale, Super Strawberry, and Tropical Delight with Mango & Pineapple.

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90 - SUNDIAL ARTS ECOAPPAREL Live Brightly knowing your apparel reflects ecological and social values worth wearing on your sleeve!

Sundial Arts Eco-Apparel is a small woman run business, hand printing each item at our community print studio on ecologically and socially responsible textiles. Handmade dresses, skirts, yoga bras and tops are lovingly sewn one garment at a time from hand printed original art eco-fabrics made of all natural fibers. What we make by hand, comes from the heart.

51 - FROGWORKS hand sculpt and paint leather masks in many forms, mythic, animals, fairy. We also run a parrot rescue that is working on being self supporting through the sale of cruelty free feather jewelry and feathers.

93 - OFFSET CASUAL DESIGNS We’re devoted to one of a kind, handcrafted jewelry.

Rings are made using a variety of materials including exotic and domestic hardwoods, natural shed antler, titanium and even some made from superhero or villain comics. I also make earrings and necklaces using natural gemstones with bead accents

91 - BAHIA BEADS BY MONA BOURELL Using beads of glass, cr ystal, stone, pearl, shell, semi-precious gems – anything with a hole in it - Mona developed crochet-bead styles creating Bahia Beads ~ elegant, durable and comfortable jewelry. A vintage-technique revived, beads are first strung onto strong fiber and then crocheted in a spiral, one at a time to make a rollon bracelets or rope necklaces.

28 - ROYAL ROOTS CLOTHING RRC was created in 2005 by Michelle Koho Miller. She hand screen prints all her designs on a variety of clothing for the entire family.

She focuses on comfort with a stylish twist from her custom cut, dyed and printed leggings to tie dyed tassled infant dresses.

She has something for everyone and carries plus sizes up to 4XL!

73 - TIA LIMOGES ON INTUITIVE ABSTRACTIONS, Surfer Girls and Sea Turtles Water holds her attention, indefinitely fueling her passion. It is a tangible connection to the magic that runs through all of creation. This powerful energy creates spaces for the viewer to have an introspective relationship with her work.

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We l c o m e to Miralily Creations

by Heather Rust.

I spend most of my time in my studio working on hand lettered signs, watercolors, illustrations and digital art. I grew up in an artist family learning to hand letter as a sign painter at a young age, which influences a lot of my work. Hope you enjoy it!!

116 - A HOOT AND A HOLLER

The Original Party Animal puppets are truly a one of a kind design, each one handcrafted at our workshop, here in Cobb, California. The materials are so light, and the design so perfectly balanced, that young children and adults alike can create an amazing dancing performance in no time at all!

ROVING KATHLEEN TAYLOR FACE & BODY ART Sparkle and Shine.

Kathleen’s Face & Body Art....Decorating Festival Goers since 2009! Creating Individualized Designs to Compliment your Outfit! In the Umbrella Cart mid-meadow...

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Is a creative Silkcreening business, run by two sisters, Rae and Jill, located on Hooter Ridge in Southern Humboldt.

We focus on Infant ( organic) and toddler (100%cotton) apparel. In addition we silk screen Bandanas , Hankies, Scarves, Adult Tees. and our Original Peace flags. Come see us at the Matteel Summer Arts Faire

118 - VIOLA’S GARDEN Viola’s Garden offers Handmade and Natural Soaps and Bodycare, supplemented with Hempseed Oil and Shea Butter. These are longtime Summer Arts Favorites

110 - MOON DANCE TEXTILES offers handmade wearable art eco-groovy bags and belts for adults and children with no two alike made from my own original designs...my inventory includes vegan festival pocket belts, pixie-ish crossbody cell phone bags, bohemian, gypsy, retro-hippie, southwest inspired, shabby chic bags, or bags from upcycled coffee bean sacks...

92 - PETER BAILEY DESIGNS Rings are in 14kt. or 18kt. gold or silver w/conflict-free stones. I fabricate the metal or sculpt wax, then cast to make my unique designs. The earrings are silver that I pierce and fabricate. Then I electrically color the metal niobium as a background. Essentially, painting with electricity under water

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A jewelry line inspired by glittering seascapes and mossy forests. Aisling crochets new and vintage chain to create jewelry that is lightweight but strong. Every piece is one of a kind wearable art that invokes a sense of wonder and enchantment.

All components and findings are made in our jewelry studio in northern California.

Amber Bishop is returning 5th Generation “Home-boldt” for her 4th year as a SAMF vendor (lifelong attendee). Her passion is Art on People. She does vibrant cosmetic-grade Face & Body Painting and Organic Henna and Jagua, holding International Certification for Natural Henna Arts. Come by and get decorated!

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I’m a 3D performance painter, that means I paint with “live” bands putting the music on to my canvas. Then you slip on a pair of 3D glasses, it brings the paintings alive!. Come see for yourselves, guaranteed too blow your minds.

Daily treasure hunts for local marine fossils fill us with peace and joy. Back at the shop, we prepare the three million year old fossils and blend our finds with other healing crystals and minerals to form beautiful natural jewelry for you. We hope you receive all the goodness earth has to offer when you wear Riverside Fossil Jewelry.

20 - PEACE FROM LAYNE Positive Energy Art Created 4 Enlightenment is available on Layne Murrish’s Canvas Paintings, & reproduced onto Clothing, Magnets, Stickers, & various Novelty items.

Some paintings are enhanced with Don Murrish’s Redwood Limb Frames. You can add a Bubbles The Dolphin book, illustrated by Layne, to a canvas bag.

And get a Souvenir photo with their “peek a boo” Wooden prop.

151 - SOLACE Founded by Erik Federas in Humboldt County in 2014, Solace seeks to create a gritty in your face style with a touch of humor. Solace is trying to do something different than other Streetwear brands; creating art with meaning and substance. While the traditional artwork in the booth mashes up the old, technical process of printmaking with modern pop art themes.

145 - NURELLE CREATIONS Art. Art on things. Made by me.

Silk screened clothing products, original artwork, art prints, wood burning and more. All of my products are handmade, allowing each piece a unique and individual feel. All artwork is original, and I use high quality, ethically sourced materials for all my clothing products.

87 - DOM CHI DESIGNS Ca artist Dominic Padua has developed his art over the years of practice and meditation on his life travels. Dom has shared his visions on many canvases including hats, shoes, clothing, canopies, skate boards and much more. Dom Chi expresses his unique perspective with visions of waves crashing, trees rooting, life cycles, fields planted and life abundant. Come meet the family!

72 - TWISTED HIPPIE DESIGN Lo c al S o u th e r n Humboldt ar tist Amanda Zail started wire wrapping jewlery this year. Amanda had a sentimental stone she wanted wrapped but couldn’t find anyone to wrap it for her, she figured how hard could it be? Turns out she has quite a knack for it! Her friends begged her for pieces of their own and encouraged her to try and make a business out of her new found skill. Her jewlery style has been described as creative, flowing, and organic.

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46 - EUREKA MASSAGE / WELLNESS & HUMBOLDT HEALING ARTS Our Eureka-based healing arts collaborative is passionate about sharing massage and healing with the wider community. In our studios or at community events, our wide variety of services meet everyone’s needs. Our fully stocked essential oils bar provides a full-sensory experience where folks can Make-andTake individual roller bottle blends. We also feature locally handcrafted sore muscle salves and antiinflammatory tinctures.

17 - LINDA WINKLER JEWELRY I create high quality timeless jewelry inspired by nature. Jewels that are versatile, unique and made to last. I create jewelry for confident women with their own style, they are present in the moment and understand our connection to all. My process begins with the materials that inspire me (many of which I collect myself locally) and unfolds organically from there.

LCIA’s environmental educational programs for the community include: Summer Adventure Camp - day camp for ages 4 to 13. Children have fun and learn about nature. Camp starts early July runs through the summer break. Elementary School Natural Science Lessons - Youth Interpreters - Lost Coast Education Center - Native Plant Garden - Hikes and Lectures. For more information email us at info@ lostcoast.org.

58 - BLUE LOTUS Welcome to Blue Lotus, where I hand-make my dreams into realities! I’m Kirsten, creator and artist from North Fork, CA the exact center of our state! I offer “A Unique Selection of Jewelry & Gifts” made using natural, sustainable materials and techniques such as macrame Hemp, wirewrapped Gemstones, Forged and Plated Metals, Feathers, Shells, Re-Purposed items and more. There’s something for everyone (even your dog) when you step into the world of Blue Lotus!

11 - REDWOOD EMPIRE BMX Redwood Empire BMX is a nonprofit organization that delivers quality BMX programs in Humboldt County that stimulate a fun, safe, healthy environment, emphasizing good sportsmanship and rider safety.

REBMX is run solely by volunteers and operates mainly from donations and fundraising efforts, such as our food booth, to continue to provide a fun and active sport to folks of all ages!

74 - NORTH TRAIN DESIGNS NorthTrain Designs is a soulful graphic apparel brand with the goal of using style as a catalyst for environmental change. All designs are hand drawn and screen printed by the artist in small batches, using water base inks and ECO friendly solvents. The garments are sourced from companies that are sweat shop free and have pledged loyalty to fair labor conditions.

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July 20-21 ~ San Francisco Mime Troupe Every summer the Mateel sponsors a program of the Tony Award-winning San Francisco Mime Troupe that performs hilarious satirical plays about current political issues. Their 2018 show is guaranteed to be another great performance!

July 22 ~ Katchafire Hailing from the mighty H-Town (Hamilton), Aoteoroa (New Zealand), KATCHAFIRE, have become a global roots reggae phenomenon..The all Maori Reggae band, bring their pure classic sound to music lovers worldwide, delivering one of the most authentic Reggae shows around today.

August 14 ~ Stephen Marley The second son of legendary reggae artist Bob Marley, Stephen Marley has been blazing his own trail in the music world, combining reggae, hip-hop and R&B styles to create his sound as a performer, songwriter and producer.

September 10-15 ~ Missoula Children’s Theatre MCT sends an actor/director team of two, along with scenery, costumes, props, makeup, and basic lighting - everything it takes to put on a fullscale, musical theatre production. Up to 60 southern Humboldt kids from kindergarten through 12th grade are chosen through an open audition on a Monday. The kids then learn lines, songs, and choreography, and rehearse for a public performance by Saturday - amazing!

TBA ~ 14th Annual Humboldt Hills Hoedown The Humboldt Hills Hoedown is celebrating its 14th birthday of Bluegrass & Beyond at the Mateel Community Center in Redway. The Hoedown will feature great live bluegrass, country, folk and genres beyond as well as vendors, a lively kid corral, delicious food including BBQ, beer & wine, downhome country games and a whole lotta country fun guaranteed! Come enjoy this late summer indoor and outdoor event in and around the hall! Doors open at high noon with music ’til midnight. All ages welcome!

ECOGARDENING will be silent auctioning off the ECONEEM COMPANY at Reggae on the River 2018 Sale includes all rights to product line, web domain, manufacturing supply and national ag outlet information, Reserve is set at $20,000, with a buy now price of $200,000.

25% of the proceeds from the sale will be donated to the Mateel Community Center, with the remainder going towards ecomonthly.com.

Contact ecogardening@hotmail.com 707-834-2239

Ecogardening sustainable environment company since 1995, producers of ecomonthly.com, and the EcoNeem product line that is being offered in a silent auction at ROTR 2018, with 25% of the proceeds benefiting the Mateel Community Center, and the remainder for the production of ecomonthly.com

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Other Attractions Sponsor-A-Program

The Sacred Round Calendar 2018

Help your favorite programs continue at the Mateel by sponsoring them directly. Call Tanya Malley at the Mateel office, 923-3368, for more information. New program ideas are welcome! Programs available for sponsorship are subject to change.

• Aikido (Youth Physical Ed) • Missoula Childrens Theatre (Youth Theatre) • South Fork H.S. Annual Play (Youth Theatre) •

Recycled Youth (Youth Theatre)

• Spring Arts Collective (Youth arts & music ) • Youth Alive (Youth Mentor) • Christmas & Thanksgiving (Feed people) • Emergency Shelter • Audio, Video, Lights Training • Nerf club (Youth Physical Ed) • Building & Grounds Maintenance

The Sacred Round Calendar is created each year by Nicole Devine. The calendar serves as an altar, to honor and celebrate the Mother Earth. It presents a visual representation of the seasons, highlighting the Solstices, Equinoxes and the 4 directions.

The Sacred Round is offered as both a learning tool and a beautiful place to relax and enjoy the festival. Within the calendar is an ancestor tree, those who would like to have their loved ones included may bring a laminated photo to hang in the tree.

Dunk in Public Keep your eyes peeled for the Dunk Tank on the fairgrounds! Mateel board members, staff members, and festival staff members will be taking the hot seat - all proceeds to benefit the Mateel. Warm up your throwing arm and soak your friends and neighbors for a good cause.

Redwood Carving Raffle & Silent Auction Look for the redwood carved sculptures being raffled and auctioned off at the Fair! These amazing creations by Sacco the WareWolf, also known as Totem Motive, will benefit the Mateel Community Center. Sacco is a wagondriving musical wood sculptor, originally from Colorado and currently from David, West Virginia. He’s been carving for 20 years, and his carvings dot the country from coast to coast. Some of his art can be viewed on his Facebook page: The Warewolf. Winners of the silent auction and raffle will be announced Sunday night!

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Conveniently located at each end of the festival, cool off with a cold one from our Beer Garden - featuring over 7 brews from Lagunitas, Eel River Brewery, Ace Cider, Six Rivers and more. Fine wine offered

by Frey Vineyards, refreshing mimosas, and new this year, the Lunar Stage bar will be offering afternoon cocktails. Both bars close at 9:00pm. Drink tickets required for purchase. Please enjoy responsibly and remember to stay hydrated.

PROUD SPONSOR OF MATEEL SUMMER ARTS AND MUSIC FESTIVAL. ©2018 Barefoot Cellars, Modesto, CA. All rights reserved.

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FIRST AID

Located

next to the Trees Stage at the north end of the festival, stop here for sunscreen, band-aids and basic first-aid care, courtesy of Redwoods Rural Health Center.

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thank you for growing with us since 2006

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Thank You To Our Sponsors!

thank you for growing with us since 2006

we are committed to our community premium potting soils www.royalgoldcoco.com

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707.725.1191 Where Main meets 101 in Fortuna 750 3rd Street Fortuna 95540