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very June, tens of thousands of people from Novato and the San Francisco Bay Area gather for two days to enjoy this fantastic, free multigenerational event. Always a perfect blend of unique handcrafted art, regional vintage wines, award-winning micro brews, Americana and gourmet foods, and first-rate live music, the Festival is the good-time place to be!

Produced in collaboration with volunteers and sponsors, the street Festival stretches along Grant Avenue in downtown Novato between Redwood Boulevard and 7th Street. The Kids Area features an art project tent, a chance to sit high up in a fire truck, a petting zoo and more.

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with more fanfare than ever. Fairgoers travel from miles around to attend the annual event that signals the kick off of summer with more than 200 arts and crafts booths, live music on two stages all day long, food vendors, a premium wine garden, children’s area and fun for the whole family.

The free annual festival is set for Saturday, June 8, from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., and Sunday, June 9, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Presented by the Novato Chamber of Commerce, the event continues at its Grant Avenue location, downtown between Redwood Boulevard and 7th Street. With a healthy group of volunteers (see page 7), the committee creates a homegrown festival.

A selection of wineries will pour their varietals including the newly launched local Trek Winery and locally brewed beer from Moylan’s Brewery will also be available. The purchase of a commemorative wine or beer glass for $6 is required to drink the alcoholic beverages purchased at the festival. Bank of Marin, Moylan’s Brewery and Randall Brothers Automotive sponsor the 2013 commemorative glasses. Familiar fair food will abound with treats such as corn dogs, barbecue oysters, ribs, crab-cakes, gyros, sausages, calamari and teriyaki chicken. Whole Foods will be serving tacos. (see page 7) The arts and crafts booths will feature vendors from all over the country, displaying fine arts, home décor, jewelry, pottery and more. Find trinkets for your pooch, toe rings and fun seaside items for the home. There is something for everyone.

Tons of fun for the young ones can be found at The Novato Pediatric Dentistry Kiddies’ Park and throughout the entire festival including a train ride, art projects, a climbing wall, motorized mini race cars, a giant slide, multiple bounce houses, a puppet show and more. New this year the kids will enjoy the Water-Ballerz, giant balls children can roll around in. (see Map on pages 6 & 7) But the highlight of the festival is always the wide selection of top musical entertainment and this year is no exception with major stars such as the Tubes, Davey Pattison, Tender Mercies, The Americans, Metal Shop, Luv Planet and more. (see pages 8 to 10 for bios and pictures of all of the performers).

No pets or smoking are allowed at the event due to Novato city ordinances. Bike valet parking is also available and being provided by volunteers from the Novato Theater.

The green element at the festival has been growing each year. There will also be recycling containers and full-service composting provided by the Conservation Corps North Bay. Novato Chamber and service group volunteers largely staff the festival.

Volunteers are always needed. The event is the primary fundraiser for the chamber, allowing the organization to offer its services to the community.

For more information about the festival, or to volunteer, call 415-897-1164.

The festival can also be found on Facebook or at www.novatoartwinemusic.com

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MUSIC SCHEDULE SATURDAY, JUNE 8TH SUNDAY, JUNE 9TH Redwood Stage

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10 – 10:45a.m. BLACK CAT BONE Novato’s favorite acoustic warriors – Music with a bit of mayhem 11 - 11:45 KENAN BOYLE From Novato to Nashville, troubadour performs California Country facebook.com/kenanboylemusic.com 12:15 – 1p.m. NATALIE SMITH From Novato and L.A. Original songs from quirky pop singer-songwriter nataliesmithmusic.com 1:30 – 2:15 THE AMERICANS Rock and roll rooted in early American folk, blues – on the David Letterman Show! theamericansmusic.com 2:45 – 3:45 LARA JOHNSTON 2012 Unsigned Only Grand Prize Winner, original soulful pop from singer/songwriter • larajohnston.com 4:15 - 5:15 LUVPLANET Fresh original sound with memorable melodies, meaningful lyrics and soulful guitars • luvplanet.net 5:45 – 7 THE TUBES, featuring FEE WAYBILL Tied for number one band in the world – The Tubes! thetubes.com

10 – 10:45am NOVATO YOUTH ROCKERS OUR VINYL VOWS - mix of pop, punk, and ska ourvinylvows.com MATT JAFFE & THE DISTRACTIONS - original rock currently produced by Jerry Harrison of The Talking Heads www.facebook.com/mattjaffemusic 11:15am – 12pm THE NORTH BAY BLUES REVUE Upbeat, danceable blues you can use reverbnation.com/northbaybluesrevue 12:30 – 1:15 THIRD RAIL Rocking country music from Sonoma County thirdrailband.com • www.facebook.com/thirdrailband 1:45 – 2:30 TENDER MERCIES Americana folk roots rock, includes members of Counting Crows www.facebook.com/tendermerciesmusic 3 – 4:15 AJA VU Celebrating the music of Steely Dan – including all the hits ajavu.com 4:45 – 6 DAVEY PATTISON Classic hard rock by the lead singer from Gamma and Robin Trower daveypattison.com

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11 – 11:45 a.m. BRET BRADFORD & THE TIDE A modern sound fusing styles – 70s’ singer-songwriter to 90s’ grunge bretbradford.com 12:15 – 1:15 p.m. FIREWHEEL Merging roots rock and Americana into an engaging foot-stomping experience firewheelmusic.com 1:45 – 2:45 PAMELA ROSE & HER B-3 PARTY Swinging, soulful Pamela Rose with her scorching B-3 combo pamelarose.com 3:15– 4:15 LEVI LLOYD This blues veteran’s guitar and vocals tell it all reverbnation.com/levilloydandthe501band 4:45 – 5:30 FLANELHED Novato band performs original progressive rock flanelhed.com 6 – 7 METAL SHOP Bringing back all the greatest Classic Rock anthems and Hard Rock hits from 70s’ to the 90s’ metalshopsf.com

10:30 – 11:30 a.m. THE ROLE MODELS classic rock and party favorites reverbnation.com/novatorolemodels 12:00 – 1p.m. THE TICKETS BAND Original rock and covers, including blues, funk, world beat and shovel-ready rock and roll 1:30 – 2:30 CAROOMPAS ROOM Celebrate R&B, blues, New Orleans funk and soul caroompasroom.com 3 – 4 IRIEFUSE An irie fusion of rock, reggae and dub iriefusemusic.com 4:30 - 5:45 TOM RIGNEY & FLAMBEAU Original fiddle-driven roots music with Cajun, blues and New Orleans grooves tomrigney.com

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The Novato Festival of Art, Wine & Music didn’t always have the word “music” as part of its title; it was the simply the Novato Art & Wine Festival. Some folks still call it that — since old habits die hard — but as the event became one of the premiere festivals for bands to be seen and heard, the music became such an important element that planners at the Novato Chamber of Commerce decided it was appropriate to add “music” to the name.

Big stars such as Montrose, Commander Cody, Lisa Loeb, Robben Ford, Chuck Prophet and Tommy Castro have performed as well as dozens more. The music became such an integral part of the festival that a second stage was erected on the opposite end of the event at 7th Street. It started as a smaller entertainment stop with the stage on Redwood Boulevard billed as the Main Stage, but that quickly changed. Now both stages offer an equally stellar line-up appealing to every musical taste — from blues to country to jazz to good oldfashioned rock ‘n’ roll the festival provides something for everyone.

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when he would go solo. “The challenge with a solo career is that I’m known for my work with Gamma and Robin Trower, both rock acts, but I have never really considered myself just a rock singer,” he said. Pattison has also played on jazz, country, pop, blues and soul albums. Pattison’s solo work reflects his broad background. His solo discs include Pictures and Mississippi Nights.

(Sunday, June 9, 4:45 to 6 p.m., Redwood Stage)

TENDER MERCIES

You can’t mention Tender Mercies without mentioning the Counting Crows since two of the members Dan Vickrey (vocals, guitar) and Jim Bogios (vocals, drums) are part of that mega band. Tender Mercies also includes Patrick Winningham (vocals, guitar) and Kurt Stevenson (vocals, bass). Counting Crows fans will recognize songs from the Tender Mercies including Four White Stallions, Wiseblood and Mercy. The band originally formed 28 years ago and played under different names throughout the years. When Vickery was asked to become guitarist for the Counting Crows, fate stepped in when his songs were added to the Crows’ stage show. The Tender Mercies reformed in 2012 and have a self-titled CD. (Sunday, June 9, 1:45 to 2:30 p.m., Redwood Stage)

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THE TUBES FEATURING FEE WAYBILL

The 2013 festival continues the tradition of hosting big-named entertainment with The Tubes.

The San Francisco band’s 1975 debut album The Tubes, which included the mega hit White Punks on Dope, propelled them to fame. Two bands originally from Phoenix merged in the Bay Area with a line-up that remained stable for a decade including vocalist Fee Waybill.

That first album included another one of their big hits What Do You Want From Life. The Tubes stage shows range from the imaginative to the outrageous and also includes many of their other chart toppers: Don’t Touch Me There, She’s a Beauty, Talk to You Later and more.

After seven albums, Waybill left the band only to return in 1993. The Tubes continue to be a rock ‘n’ roll favorite to those who grew up in the ‘70s and ‘80s and continue to captivate with their stage performances ripe with satire, politics and excess.

(Saturday, June 8, 5:45 to 7 p.m., Redwood Stage)

The Americans perform original rock ‘n’ roll rootein rural blues and traditional folk music. Formed in Los Angeles in 2010, they have toured all over the country. The band, which recently appeared on the David Letterman Show, includes Patrick Ferris (vocals and guitars); Zac Sokolow (guitar, banjo, violin): Tim Carr (drums); and Jake Faulkner (bass).

The band performs The Parting Glass on the upcoming film Inside Llewyn Davis. The soundtrack also includes Justin Timberlake and Marcus Mumford.

The Americans song Sweet and Low is on the album Sons of Rogue’s Gallery, which also features new music from Keith Richards, Tom Waits and Dr. John.

This is a two-disc collection of pirate and seafaring songs produced by Johnny Depp. The band’s drummer Tim Carr is from Novato. (Saturday, June 8, 1:30 to 2:15 p.m., Redwood Stage)

METAL SHOP

DAVEY PATTISON

Davey Pattison was invited to come to the U.S. by the late concert performer Bill Graham to front the band Gamma being formed by rock guitarist Ronnie Montrose. He co-wrote many of the band’s hits with Montrose including Thunder & Lightning, No Tears, Razor King and Voyager. Gamma toured with AC/DC, ZZ Top, Journey and more. After Gamma split up, Pattison joined Robin Trower, where he played on the band’s albums Passion, Take What You Need and In the Line of Fire. With the release of the Best of Gamma album in 1992, Pattison reunited with Montrose to tour and support the new recording. For years Pattison was asked 8 NOVATO FESTIVAL OF ART, WINE & MUSIC 2013 PUBLISHED BY THE PACIFIC SUN

Metal Shop brings back all the greatest hits from the Hair generation. We are talking arena rock with hits from Guns ‘n’ Roses, Billy Idol, Joan Jett, Led Zeppelin, Metallica and Journey.

With authentic costumes, choreography and memorable sing-a-longs, relive the spirit of your first rock concert at this salute to the bands that made hard rock and heavy metal legendary.

Metal Shop is the brainchild of entertainment producers Jamie Brown and Roger Sause, who have hand picked the cast members and produced the musical arrangements. The Metal Shop show has five different franchises nationally: San Francisco, Las Vegas, Salt Lake City, Dallas and Oklahoma City. The Bay Area band has performed at Cabo Wabo in Lake Tahoe, as well as clubs and festivals throughout Northern California.

(Saturday, June 8, 6 to 7 p.m., 7th Street Stage)

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LUVPLANET has been taking the Bay Area by storm with their melodic rock that has drawn them a passionate fan base. Founding members are singer and songwriter Nicole Sutton and Mark McGee, well known as a member of Greg Allman and Vicious Rumors. The band’s four studio releases include Luvplanet (2003), State of Mind (2005), Lucky One (2008) and Luvolution (2010). LUVPLANET is known for its tunes with meaningful lyrics and emotional depth. The band is joined on stage by longtime bassist Tommy Sisco and drummer Scott McKenzie. Their songs are enjoying playtime on local radio stations and the band was nominated for best rock group at Sonoma County’s North Bay Music Awards. They have performed with Montrose, Boston, Y & T and other big names.

(Saturday, June 8, 4:15 to 5:15 p.m., Redwood Stage)

AJA VU

Aja Vu plays the music of Steely Dan. From Hey Nineteen and Reelin’ In The Years to Deacon Blues and Rikki Don’t Loose That Number, the band delivers tight chunky horns, vocals and an unparalleled rhythm section. Aja Vu recreates the combination of rock, jazzy blues and unique storytelling that has made Steely Dan a part of pop culture for more than 30 years. The band includes: Jim Starr, lead vocals and trombone; Robyn Ashley, vocals and percussion; Mac Akin, bass; Brad Catania, trumpet and percussion; Gregg Dye, keyboards; Dave Hawkes, drums; Ronnie J, guitar and vocals; and Greg Albright, saxaphone and vocals.

(Sunday, June 9, 3 to 4:15 p.m., Redwood Stage)

TOM RIGNEY & FLAMBEAU

Tom Rigney, a violinist and composer, joins forces with some of San Francisco’s finest musicians in the roots music scene to create a stage show complete with blazing Cajun and Zydeco two-steps as well as funky New Orleans grooves and lowdown blues. Their sound will take you to Rigney’s Irish roots or bring echoes of Eastern Europe or the coast of Spain. The West Coast Blues Hall of Fame has recognized the band as the best Cajun/ Zydeco band. The band includes: Danny Caron, guitar; Caroline Dahl, piano, accordion; Ian Hoffman, drums; and Steve Parks, electric bass.

(Sunday, June 9, 4:30 to 5:45 p.m., 7th Street Stage)

LARA JOHNSTON

Lara Johnston is a singer and songwriter whose powerful voice and stage presence have captivated audiences around the world. She has shared the bill with Willie Nelson, Huey Lewis and the News, Heart and others. Johnston appeared with the 2011 America’s Got Talent winner Landau Eugene Murphy Jr. on the Wendy Williams Show. She also appeared on the Piers Morgan Tonight Christmas Special on CNN in 2012. Her song KISS was the grand prizewinner of the Unsigned Only Competition out of 7,500 competitors in 2012. Johnston studies at the University of Southern California’s Thornton School of Music.

(Saturday, June 8, 2:45 to 3:45 p.m., Redwood Stage)

PAMELA ROSE

Pamela Rose is a San Francisco jazz and blues vocalist with a swinging and soulful style. She connects with her audience personally, moving between swing standards, smoky ballads and soulful jazz.

Her B-3 combo party band featuring Wayne De La Cruz on Hamond B-3, Jeff Massanari on guitar, Kristen Strom on sax, and Kent Brysonon drums, will join her on stage at the festival. Rose also tours with the Wild Women of Song project, a national show celebrating the lives and work of women songwriters based on her new book and CD Wild Women of Song: Great Gal Composers of the Jazz Era. She has performed at the Monterey Jazz Festival, Hardly Strictly Bluegrass and more. She is on the faculty at University of California at Berkeley’s jazz school.

(Saturday, June 8, 1:45 to 2:45 p.m., 7th Street Stage)

LEVI LLOYD

Levi Lloyd is a blues star, playing with B.B. King and John Lee Hooker, as well as the long time guitarist for Joe Louis Walker.

With his well-worn 1968 Les Paul guitar and amazing vocals, his talent beckons. He took the best blues and rhythm and blues band honor for the North Bay Music Awards (Norby) in 2012.

(Saturday, June 8, 3:15 to 4:15 p.m., 7th Street Stage)

IRIEFUSE

Iriefuse is a collection of long time Marin County friends, who originally formed as Counter Culture in 2011. They performed more than 100 shows within their first year together, including the One Heart Festival in Sacramento and at local venues. Their reggae sound has resounded with university crowds and they have shared the bill with many other popular reggae artists such as Anthony B, Junior Reid and Mystic Roots. They recently changed their name, but offer the same stage show.

(Sunday, June 9, 3 to 4 p.m., 7th Street Stage)

THIRD RAIL

Based in Sonoma County, Third Rail has played at nightclubs and parties throughout the Bay Area.

Their repertoire includes music by Faith Hill, Shaina Twain, Toby Keith and Bonnie Raitt. They throw in a bit of classic rock and rhythm ‘n’ blues for their own unique sound. Band members include: Jeff Blakeslee, guitar; Susan McCae, lead vocals; Tucker McMullen, guitar; Bob McBain, keyboards; Tom Minard, drums; and John Lonacker, bass.

(Sunday, June 9, 12:30 a.m. to 1:15 p.m., Redwood Stage)

CAROOMPAS ROOM

Carcoomps Room has been blowing away Bay Area audiences for the past five years with their blend of blues, New Orleans funk, soul and reggae. Singer and guitarist Jim Caroompas is joined on stage by Mike Maxwell (blues and vocals); Greg Boudreaux (keyboards); Bill Horton (drums); as well as the Sisters of Mercy Carol Caroompas and Aimee Abbett on vocals.

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MUSIC ARTISTS FIREWHEEL

Firewheel music is all about feeling good. They describe themselves “like a Jack and Coke at the end of the day, but as the night heats up, more like straight Jack.” Whether playing rock, country, Americana or blues they keep the audience moving with new renditions of late ‘60s classics, mid-‘70s anthems or hot-off-the-press Indie music.

The band has played all over the Bay Area the past seven years, sharing their electrifying sound.

(Saturday, June 8, 12:15 to 1:15 p.m., 7th Street Stage)

KENAN BOYLE

Novato native Kenan Boyle’s newest release It’s a Lonesome Ride puts a modern sonic twist on personal songs about heartbreak, longing and hope. Now a Nashville resident, Boyle is gaining a following as a songwriter and artist. His music has been described as “apocalyptic” or “wildly unrestrained.”

(Saturday, June 8, 11 to 11:45 a.m., Redwood Stage)

BLACK CAT BONE

Black Cat Bone is Mike Carroll on guitar and vocals and Rob Sundberg on acoustic bass and vocals. The dynamic duo mixes equal part listening standards, rhythm ‘n’ blues and good old rock ‘n’ roll. Based in Novato they play music from the ‘60s to current hits including Motown, ‘70s funk, and ‘80s New Wave.

(Saturday, June 8, 10 to 10:45 a.m., Redwood Stage)

FLANELHED

Flanelhed was formed in San Rafael in 1994 and although it has changed through the years they have stayed true to their roots or original progressive rock and role. Global Recording Artists released their new CD Static. The band is based in Novato.

(Saturday, June 8, 4:45 to 5:30 p.m., 7th Street Stage)

THE ROLE MODELS

BRET BRADFORD & THE TIDE

Bret Bradford & The Tide began by accident. Bradford was in the middle of recording a new album after leaving a now defunct Bay Area band.

While recruiting players to help out on the record, he discovered the musicians had a noticeable camaraderie and they officially became a band. Members include: Bradford, lead singer and songwriter; Mark Randall, rhythm guitar; Ian Conway, lead guitar; Chris Wells, drums; Scott Garbut, bass guitar; Christy Miller, percussionist and vocals. Bradford says the band writes: “American rock songs for American rock fans because that’s what we are and that’s who we care about.”

(Saturday, June 8, 11 to 11:45 a.m., 7th Street Stage)

NORTH BAY BLUES REVUE

Like the blues? You’ll want to check out the North Bay Blues Revue, which features unique arrangements of blues classics. Band members include: Bob Stanley, guitar and vocals; Carrie Murphy, vocals; Bob McBain, keyboards; Mike Feely, harmonica and vocals; Shawn Maloney, bass; and Denis Murphy on drums.

(Sunday, June 9, 11:15 a.m. to noon, Redwood Stage)

THE TICKETS BAND

The Tickets Band formed in 2009 in Sausalito when five Marin musicians wanted to create their own sound with an up-tempo dance groove.

Band members include: Debra Clawson, vocals; William Leidenthal, guitar and vocals; Mike Lynch, lead guitar and keyboards; Jeff Suits, bass and vocals; and Kelly Ralston, drums and percussion. Their music includes original tunes with unique takes on hits from The Rolling Stones to Robert Palmer to Santana.

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The Role Models are four guys with day jobs including an Episcopalian priest, a high school teacher, a surgeon and a business owner. They play songs they describe “as the ones you can’t get out of your head.” Their inspirations include the Beatles, Motown, the Rolling Stones, Bon Jovi and more.

Band members include: Phil Rountree (bass, vocal, guitar, keyboard, accordion; Scott MacLeod (guitar, bass, vocals, harmonica); Ramon Berguer (drums, vocals, guitar, bass).

(Sunday, June 9, 10:30-11:30 a.m., 7th Street Stage)

NOVATO YOUTH ROCKERS:

OUR VINYL VOWS/ MATT JAFFE & THE DISTRACTIONS

Two young bands will make their appearance at the festival. Our Vinyl Vows will perform a mix of pop, punk and ska. Matt Jaffe & the Distractions is a new rock trio of 18 year olds based in San Francisco. The group was formed when Talking Heads guitarist and keyboardist Jerry Harrison discovered Jaffe performing solo at an open mic and jumped in to produce his music. They are working on a debut album that will include Steve Ferrone (Tom Petty) on drums and Nathan East on bass.

The band includes Alex Coltharp and Sammie Fischer.

(Sunday, June 9, 10 to 10:45 a.m., Redwood Stage)

THE PINE NEEDLES

The Pine Needles use acoustic stringed instruments and percussion to compose and reinterpret jazz, rock, world and classical music. Formed in 2005, the band embarked on this path out of love for the rustic; real tones of mountain-style string band instruments. Members include: Josh Needleman, acoustic guitars and vocals; Rami Ziadeh, percussion and vocals; Tristan Arnold, string bass and vocals; and David Boyden, fiddle and mandolin. Their 2010 CD The Pine Needles was a finalist in the International Acoustic Music Awards and received international airplay.

(Saturday and Sunday, June 8 and 9, noon to 6 p.m., 4th Street and Grant Avenue)

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Kids & Eats

Featured Artists

EOFF GRAHAM was born in Berkeley, CA, and has been drawing and painting since he was two years old. He has a Master’s Degree in Egyptology from Yale University and has studied the technical aspects of painting and selling fine ceramic serving pieces at Cinnabar Ceramics for many years. He believes that he is now producing his finest work, inspired by the themes and vegetation of Italy, the homeland of his mother’s family. Geoff creates colorful low-fire ceramics, with underglazes intricately hand-painted into Italianate designs of fruit and vegetables.

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He then applies clear glaze and kiln fires to cone 06. All glazes are non-toxic; all ware is food safe, dishwasher safe, and microwavable. www.cinnabarceramics.com

A HIGH STANDARD OF DYEING

estival goers of all ages love the youth activities at Novato’s Festival of Art, Wine and Music. The Kids Area includes guided art projects, train rides, climbing wall and bounce houses, jumbo slides, water ball wading pool and a dunk tank.

The Novato Fire Protection District, Novato Police Department, Novato Sanitary District and other public agencies offer fun and educational activities geared toward lessons in safety and conservation for children and their parents.

Our young and young-at-heart racecar drivers find slot car racing challenges their reaction times.

Lemonade, smoothies and funnel cakes, ice cream and frozen yogurt help kids beat the heat. Select artists specialize in children’s books, toys, gifts, clothing and accessories.

GREENING THE FESTIVAL

In 2005, the Festival committee explored strategies to reduce the event’s carbon footprint and raise awareness.

• Recycling glass, cardboard and plastics with sorting services provided by Conservation Corps of the North Bay • Bike valet parking, courtesy of Novato Theater, Inc., with rack rentals from the Marin Bicycle Coalition.

• Printing promotion and publicity materials on recycled paper whenever possible In 2011, we expanded our greening efforts with a pilot food composting collection and we hope to take it Festival-wide this year.

When I create my designs and color schemes, I choose colors that blend and work well together.

This has always been the focus of my art and what hopefully makes me stand out from others.

I currently have over 10 designs and 45 color schemes that I work and match with on a regular basis with more concepts on the horizon.

Efforts to become carbon-neutral continue...

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Handcrafted brews are on hand for those who prefer a “cold

one.” Choose a pint from Moylan’s Brewery - from Pale Ale to Stout to Hefeweizen. Moylan’s is Novato’s own award-winning micro brewery and the NOVATO CHAMBER’s 2012 Large Business

Although I have created these set designs and color choices, what you are getting is truly oneof-a-kind wearable art. But when held up two feet away, one can then identify the unique patterns and differences in each shirt or pants. There are never two identical. That’s why this art form is so cool. ––Jonathan Kates

of the Year.

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FOOD BOOTHS

hat’s a festival without food?! For some, the Festival is about kabobs, corn dogs, souvlaki, Philly steaks, soft ice cream and curly fries. Then, there are the gourmet artisan stands, featuring restaurateurs with menus complete with tri-tip and artichokes, bar-be-cued oysters from the second-year Green Lantern Catering company; calamari, pulled pork sandwiches and veggie wraps. Ethnic foods include Indian from Spice Affairs and Greek cuisine. Country Lemonade quenches the thirst and is served throughout the two-day festival.

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ONTINENTAL JEWELERS will be in the Art, Wine and Music Festival near 5th and Grant Ave. They will be featuring beautiful designs with special festival prices.

Stop by to enter to win a $100 gift certificate.

C ONTINENTAL JEWELERS is the NOVATO CHAMBER’s 2012 Small Business of the Year.

FAMILIES & KIDS

Helga Ring

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