Menlo Summer Fest 2016

#MenloSummerfest

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Celebrate Good Times!

New Downtown Festival Coming To Menlo Park Menlo Summerfest, “Hot Fun In The Summertime” Debuts July 16-17

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t’s the dawn of a new era on the event scene in Menlo Park! Say hello to a vibrant, new Menlo Summerfest, “Hot Fun In The Summertime”, Menlo Park’s annual summer street fair presented by the Menlo Park Chamber of Commerce. The festival will be held on July 16-17 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Santa Cruz Avenue from El Camino Real to Johnson Street. Free admission. Pets are not allowed.

Menlo Summerfest replaces Connoisseurs’ Marketplace, and will transform charming, tree-lined Santa Cruz Avenue for two days of world-class fun in the sun. Stroll and experience downtown Menlo Park like never before — a worldclass sampler for the senses.

Highlights • Tropical Vibrations Music Mash features a tropical, summery sound on two stages plus four street musician locations throughout downtown. PG 5 • Mobile Eats includes new vendors and

information, call 800-894-9908 or visit www.vta.org.

Street Closures/Vehicle Parking/ Bicycle Parking

a greater variety of food trucks and booths. PG 10 • Deelish Drink features adult beverage offerings … all perfect for a summer afternoon stroll. PG 7 • Artsplash offers a world-class lineup of artists and craftmakers to showcase their extraordinary work. PG 6, 13 • Super Duper Kidz Funzone offers action-packed fun for kids. PG 14 • Savory City features an array of artisanproduced specialty foods and handcrafted edibles.

• Summerfest Family Fun Run is a free, all-new family fun run & walk starting at 9 a.m. on Sunday, July 17. PG 13

Santa Cruz Avenue will be closed to vehicular traffic from El Camino Real to Johnson Street. Parking will be available in the parking plazas adjacent to Santa Cruz Avenue, on side streets surrounding the festival area, and at the Caltrain station on Merrill Street. Ample bicycle parking racks are located on Santa Cruz Avenue and adjoining streets.

Public Transportation

Information

Caltrain and SamTrans will be running their normal weekend service both days. The Menlo Park Caltrain/SamTrans station drops riders off one block from the festival grounds. For Caltrain and SamTrans schedule information, call 800-660-4287 or visit www.caltrain. com or www.samtrans.com. For VTA

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Tropical Vibrations at Menlo Summerfest – Festival Ups the Ante Bigtime on the Music Saturday After-Hours Concert Returns! Petty Theft Headlines the Cool Down Concert, 5-7 p.m.

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ive music fans will be pumped up to hear that festival organizers are making a major statement and turning up the heat in a big way with Tropical Vibrations, the vastly improved musical showcase for the all-new Menlo Summerfest, coming up July 16-17 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Santa Cruz Avenue in Menlo Park.

“Musically, this year is a quantum leap in quality with the return of the popular Saturday After-Hours Cool Down Concert, our significantly upgraded Soundwaves Stage in Fremont Park plus we added a second stage, the Aloha Stage at El Camino,” says festival entertainment director Steve Bajor of Team Pro Event.

“The festival is all about tropical summer fun. We have a nice flow of tropical sounds from surf music to hot rod music to big band. Also, we have the real deal Cuban band with the great Fito Reinoso; his salsa is absolutely off the hook.”

Tapping into the festive, tropical sound, the Aloha Stage will showcase several island-inspired entertainers.

“We’ll put our steel drums and surf band there, as well as ukulele entertainment and Polynesian dancers. We’re making it fresh and exciting,” Bajor said.

SOUNDWAVES STAGE IN FREMONT PARK Pacific Soul Band, a 10-piece powerhouse of talent, will rock you to the core with funk, old school rock, pop, Top 40 tunes. Members of this San Francisco family band have played with Earth, Wind & Fire and Sheila E. Saturday’s Summerfest Cool Down Concert is back, this year featuring Petty Theft, the Bay Area’s premiere Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers cover band. The Cool Down Concert runs from 5-7 p.m.

Press your zoot suit and shine up your swing dancing shoes for Mitch Woods & His Rocket 88s. They bringing the swinging little big bands of the late ‘40s and early ‘50s to life.

Pankind’s lyrical steel drum music will transport you to a paradise where you’ll imagine your toes in the sand and an umbrella drink in your hand.

The Houserockers, a 10-piece rock & soul band from Los Gatos, will close out the show with two solid hours of high energy rock. This band was named “Best Cover Band in the Bay Area” by KFOX Radio’s Last Band Standing contest.

From urban Havana grooves to timba, Cuban-born Felix “Fito” Reinoso and his 7-piece band set the perfect mood for this summertime celebration. Fito’s beautiful voice has been compared to the late and beloved Beny More.

Nothing says summer like the infectious twangy tones of surf music. Brought to you by the Reefriders from Pacifica, you’ll have a blast and grooving to Pipeline,

SOUNDWAVES STAGE FREMONT PARK

Saturday, July 16 11 AM

Pankind www.oyeproductions.com

1 PM Pacific Sould Band

Petty Theft

Mitch Woods & His Rocket 88s mitchwoods.com

3 PM

Pacific Soul Band www.pacificsoulband.com

5 PM

Petty Theft www.pettytheftrocks.com

Sunday, July 17 12 PM

Reefriders Mitch Woods

Pankind

www.atownagency.com

2 PM

Fito Reinoso www.oyeproductions.com

4 PM

The Houserockers www.svhouserockers.com

ALOHA STAGE EL CAMINO REAL The Houserockers

AHAmele

Saturday, July 16 11 AM

AHAmele 11:45 AM

Pumehana O’Hula 1 PM

Pankind 4 PM

Stickdrum Fito Reinoso

Reefriders

Misirlou, Wipeout and other classics.

dynamic music duos in entertainment today. Featuring diverse styles from Jazz, Celtic, Beatles and progressive Rock, Cause and Affect brings a unique and entertaining sound to each show.

ALOHA STAGE AT EL CAMINO REAL AHAmele is the music ensemble from the Academy of Hawaiian Arts in Oakland, CA. They incorporate upbeat strums, ipu rhythms, 'ukulele picking, and sweet vocal singing parts to their Hawaiian music arrangements.

Pumehana O’Hula performs hula numbers with the use of implements plus Maori entertainment and some dances from the island of Tahiti. A highlight is audience participation as their performers love to teach attendees hula dance.

Kawailehua Hula Ohana shares the beauty and color of Polynesian culture through its dance and music. Their performances consist of both Hula and Tahitian dance and music with 20+ dancers/drummers/singers.

Chapman Stick wizard Bob Culbertson has teamed up with drummer Rick Alegria to form Stickdrum one of the most

STREET MUSICIANS While you’re perusing the sights and delights, listen for these street musicians scattered throughout the festivities: John Clarke’s Spanish-influenced acoustic nylon-string guitar playing is something to behold.

Like Italy? You’ll love the romantic acoustic repertoire of HeartStrings Music.

Soloist Bob Culbertson has been playing the Chapman Stick for 30 years and has sold over 100,000 albums. Ralph Longshore aka the Man in White is a nationally known performance artist.

He entertains audiences of all ages with his fun-filled, interactive performances where he stands still as a statue until a crowd gathers and brings him to life.

Sunday, July 17 12 PM

Kawailehua Hula Ohana 1 PM

Nemenzo Dance Studio 1:30 PM

Hiram Bell 2 PM

Reefriders 3:45 PM

For The Love of Dance 4:30 PM

Mambonova Dance Company

STREET MUSICIANS Both Days

Man In White www.maninwhiteentertainment.com

Bob Culbertson stickmusic.com

John Clarke www.facebook.com/JHClarke

Heartstrings Music www.heartstringsmusic.com

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CERAMICS Will Sandford Will Sandford ............................................106

Itsuko Ceramics Itsuko Zenitani ......................................... 216

Jack Charney

Directory of Artisans

Jack Charney ..................................624/626

Patty & Company

Hang In There

Jon Price .......................................... 910/912

Patty Herrera ........................................... 822

Elfried/Thomas Somberg/Harp......... 815

Mccracken Ceramics

Jon Price

Rubina Designs

Harper Designs

Kurt Mccracken ....................................... 506

Rubina Coton ................................. 433/435

Susie Harper ............................................. 430

Moonlit Method Crystalline Ceramics Greg/Pamela Beckman .............. 437/439 Of The Earth Ceramics Derek Voien .............................................. 436 Pence Animal Sculptures Sherri Rawson........................................... 116 Ross Spangler Ross Spangler .......................................... 422 Wocasek Creative Arts Elizabeth Wocasek.................................. 115

Tote Bella

Hesters Jewelry

Merrie Westover ...................................... 812

Hester Van Diggelen .............................. 213

COLLAGE

J. Dubson-Design Odyssey

Anna Choi ........................................215/217

Jayne Thomas Designs

Eileen P. Goldenberg Art

Via Ripatti Designs Steve/Linda Ripatti ................................ 906

Jayne Thomas.......................................... 404

Eileen Goldenberg ................................ 827

Yeah Yeah! Pony Prince

Jeannie Haydon Creative Jewelry Jeannie Haydon ....................................... 415 Jewelry By Ina Ina Hohensee........................................... 828 Jewelry For The Soul Janet Wight .............................................. 205 Kayoko Designs Kayoko Tachibana ...................................124 Kelly Morgen Jewelry Kelly Morgen............................................ 222 Krista Sheldon Krista Sheldon Jewelry ........................ 908 Mark Poulin Mark Poulin .............................................. 204 Mountain & Robbins Judie Mountain/Wayne Robbins ......221 Pearls Of Whimsy Roxanna Keyani .......................................102 Ramos Designs Barbara Ramos ............................... 613/615 Robert Kahl Glassblowing Robert Kahl................................................130 Sasha Samuels Sasha Samuels......................................... 805 Shelley Rae Contemporary Art Jewelry Shelley Rae ................................................ 416 Silver & Stones Kathryn Jones................................. 110/112 Soni Bergman Designs Soni Bergman ........................................... 919 Studio 9k Helene Cooper ........................................ 442 Willajewelry Margo ......................................................... 606 Wood Images Neil/Vivian Blanck.................................. 944

Eriknelsonstudio

Jodi Mullen/Oscar Bevilacqua............122

FOOD Big Paw Olive Oil Co. Bryan Saba ................................................ 305

California Balsamic Gourmet Temptations John/Earle Gibson ..................................120

Nature’s Candy Company Sean/Stephanie Nash & Daniel/Annemarie Walker.................... 118

Primo’s Gourmet Food Co Ratcliff Drawings Stuart Ratcliff ............................................431

FIBER DECORATIVE Fierce Fairies Jenny/Sally Sadler/Redfield ................ 117

Gary Riccomi .............................................501

Pure Bliss Baking Co Sara Diepersloot ..................................... 209

R & J Toffees Joel Sakakihara ....................................... 809

Skylake Ranch Gail/Mike Brown ..................................... 207

L Noel

GLASS

Louise Noel................................................821

Yans Design-Embroidery Art Yan Inlow ................................................... 803

Zen Modern Design Deanna De Chauron ................... 829/831

Gunn Trigere Gunn Trigere ............................................ 936

Ballis Glass Cory Ballis................................................... 114

David P Salazar Glass

FIBER FUNCTIONAL Curmudgeon Cards Elisa Goodman .........................................109

FIBER WEARABLE 3 Potato Guo Feng ....................................................108

7hands Design Lindy/Erandeny Lopez/Torres .......... 928

Anton’s Creations Peggy Anton ............................................ 802

Creative Endeavors Julie Anna Smith..................................... 408

Dress To Kill Jane Mohr ................................................. 823

Earths Sister Lisa Candee ............................................... 611

Hand Painted Designs/ Fringe Magic Lorna Ritter..................................... 301/303

Heavenly Accents Connie Gunderson ................................. 218

Inky Binky Bonky Dee Dee Samos........................................ 915

Jennifer Shors Design Jennifer Shors.......................................... 905

Nancy Wilder Silk & Felt Wearable Art

David Salazar ............................................ 214

Dickinson Glass Michael Dickinson .................................. 612

Erickson Arts Gigi Erickson ..................................502/504

Josh Fradis Art Glass Josh Fradis .................................................104

Shawn Tsai Art Glass Shawn Tsai .................................................926

Terry Ow-Wing Designs Terry Ow-Wing ............................... 417/419

Viscosity Cristy Aloysi/Scott Graham ..... 704/706

Zajda Glass Studio Peter/Nancy Zajda .......................400/402

KALEIDOSCOPE Starburst Glass Peter Eller** ....................................605/607

KID’S ACCESSORIES Daisies

JEWELRY Hannie Goldgewicht/ Leo Gotlibowski Hannie Goldgewicht/ Leo Gotlibowski .......................................707

Art In The Valley

Susan/Ted Kienitz ........................ 421/423

LEATHER Boundbyhand Stephanie Tomlinson............................ 804

Dawn Mountain Leatherart

Joy/Juan Lee............................................. 930

Susan Mountain...................................... 903

Bareket Design

Grape Craft Leather

Rami Bareket ............................................. 212

Birgit Kupke-Peyla

Richard Lafrenz ........................................929

Head ‘N Home

Erik Nelson ................................................ 223

Harut’s Studio Harut Hakobyan .......................... 940/942 Jeni Bate/Seascape For The Soul Jeni Bate .....................................................105 Karen Hale Mixed Media Paintings Karen Hale...................................... 444/446 Lost And Found Angels Joanne Hunot**...................................... 622

MOSAIC Paihia Mosaics Julia/Paul Embry/Blaker ...................... 208

PAINTING Alain Art Paintings Alain Fastre ................................................ 917

Alexa Alexander Folk Art Alexa Alexander ..................................... 220

Butterfly Studio Lisa Marie Kindley ...................................128

Cilmiart

Donny Hahn California Landscapes Donny Hahn ............................................. 600

E J D Designs Evelyn Jenkins Drew .................... 410/412

Gallery Leu Inc. Michael Leu ..................................... 911/913

Hydrangea Studio

METAL

Cindy Bolin Cindy Bolin ............................................... 425

Comstock Art Glass Geri Comstock ...............................907/909

Greg Clark Greg Clark ........................................614/616

MISCELLANEOUS

Nzalamba Artworks Paul Nzalamba/ Lungala Rubadiri .......................... 608/610

Terry Steinke Terry Steinke .............................................931

SCULPTURE Andy Welds Andy Byrne .....................................200/202

Jeff Owen Artworks Jeff Owen ........................................ 505/507

Nobe Fine Art Nobe Babayan ............................... 308/310

Peter Judge Woodworker Peter Judge .............................................. 904

Sacred Stone Deborah/Casey Bridges.............700/702

Sculpture By Marv Marv Poulson ................................. 701/703

Snydersculpture.com Steve Snyder ............................................ 300

TOYS Buttons Up Linda Farrell...............................................126

Learn And Play Arlyne/Richard Julao ............................ 424

Peter Dziulak Blocksmith Peter Dziulak .................................. 914/916

Karen Legault .................................312/314

The Woodsman

John Muir Reid Studios

Doug Gold .................................................933

John Reid................................................... 304

WOOD

Jot Art Studio John O Thomson ..................................... 131

Michael Anthony’s Fine Art Michael Nisperos ..........................932/934 Paula Riley, Artist Paula Riley ................................................. 307 Rachel Shultz Rachel Shultz ........................................... 500 Rebexart Studio Rebecca Nie.............................................. 206 Scotts Valley Art Center Shirley Lehner-Rhoades .......................923

PERSONAL CARE

Ardeth Sealy Ardeth Sealy............................................. 503

Artesanos Mariposa Frank/Anne Vigneri ................................107

Elvio Design Lanchi Vo ....................................................801

Hardwood Creations David/Teresa Levy ........................ 111/113

Hudson River Inlay Jeffrey Nelson.......................................... 830

Ladybug Design Anna Pavlova ........................................... 302

Essence Of O

Michael Frazier Designs

Conny & Dennis Olarte ......................... 921

Mike Frazier .................................... 125/127

Minibee Beauty

Mission City Pens

The Coconut Hut

Caramia Justian ....................................... 618

Gabriele Schwibach ..................... 411/413

Sten Hoiland ............................................ 806

Wooly Rascals

Caramia’s Collection

Gabriele Schwibach

Nancy Eckels .................................. 601/603

Birgitt Hellemann

One Of A Kind Tie-Dyed Clothing Karen Ferguson.............................. 811/813 Onthegoclothing.com Pam Lynch................................................. 620 Organic Attire Janae/Gary Stephens............................. 101 Paint Misbehavin’ Suzi Thomas ...................................432/434 Pala Pala Inc Barbara Hall ............................................... 133

PRINTMAKING/GRAPHICS

Crystal Canyon Art

Tanja King................................................... 119

Chris/Charlotte Gurdal ................427/429

Fred Mertz ...................................... 925/927 Georganna Dean Photography Georganna Dean ..........................824/826 Ian Ely Fine Art Photography Ian Ely ............................................... 808/810 John Gavrilis Photography John Gavrilis................................... 201/203 Pat Toth-Smith Photography Pat Toth-Smith .........................................100

Sten Hoiland Wire Sculpture

Gary Watrous/Ronia Grillos ................. 121

Birgitt Hellemann................................... 800

Fred Mertz Photography

J Scott Cilmi .............................................. 406

Birgit Kupke-Peyla .................................. 814

Nancy Wilder ........................................... 705

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Jack Durnford ................................ 418/420

Eric Lusignan............................................. 414

Choi And Park Studio

Jerry/Joan Dubson .................................901

Catherine/Ovie Cowles ......................... 819

DRAWING/PASTEL

Michael Suchta......................................... 211

7th Mountain Design

Uniquefitz

Thomas Allen ............................................123

John A. Conroy/Coool Cats John Conroy ................................... 426/428

3d Artistic Designs

William Fitzpatrick .................................. 210

Leaf Motif

DIGITAL

MIXED MEDIA

Eric Lusignan Photography

Lena Chin-Hash ....................................... 817

Wonder Oil Emu Oil Products Elizabeth Moores ................................... 609

PHOTOGRAPHY Choi And Park Young Bok Park ........................................ 219

Brian Lane ................................................. 807

Moonlight Shenanigans The Spoonmaker David Rully ................................................ 938

Spring Garden Cedar Steven Andersen .......................... 816/818

Takota Nancy Templeton ...................................103

Whitmire Woodcraft

Francine Fiesel

Earthstones

Dennis Kohn Studios

Francine Fiesel ........................................ 825

Kathleen/John Anderson ..................... 132

Dennis Kohn.................................. 602/604

Fun Girls Jewelry

Stone Soup Designs

Dirk Yuricich Photography

Wood Turning Obsession

Gayle Mayhew ......................................... 306

Richard Mccall ......................................... 820

Dirk Yuricich ...................................438/440

Jeff Davison ..................................... 617/619

Newman/Judith Whitmire ...................129

Chestnut St.

University Drive

Walkway

Kiddieland Carnival Super Duper Kidz Funzone 910-916

101-133

201-223

Event Info Booth/ Volunteer Check-In

300-314

400-446

500-506

600-626

501-507

301-307

411-439

800-830

904-944

701-707

801-831

901-933

Aloha Music Stage

601-619

Fremont Park

Crane St.

Evelyn St.

Chestnut St.

FT1 FT2

University Dr.

Soundwaves Music Stage

Super Duper Kidz Funzone

Police/Fire & First Aid

F-10

Menlo Avenue

Bungee Jump & Waterballerz

TO PALO ALTO

F-11

FC1

700-706

Johnson Alley

200-222

Doyle St.

100-132

F1-F9

Curtis St.

TO 280

F13-F22

Food Area

F-12

El Camino Real

Santa Cruz Avenue

Food Area

TO ATHERTON

Maloney Lane

Oak Grove Avenue Crane St.

Oak Grove Avenue

Menlo Avenue

Food

Seating Area

Beverages

Music

Parking

Restrooms

FOOD VENDORS

Delightfully Delicious Drink on Tap Sip and Savor Craft Beer, Premium Wine Plus Signature Summerfest Cocktails Debut!

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hirsty, my friend? Head for Deelish Drink, the distinctive beverage feature of the all-new Menlo Summerfest. Festivalgoers are sure to be delighted with the adult beverage offerings … all perfect for a warm afternoon stroll.

For the first time, festivalgoers can enjoy a signature Summerfest cocktail — a refreshing Honeycrisp Apple Mule (Skyy Honeycrisp Apple vodka, lime juice and ginger beer) plus refreshing margaritas made from fresh fruit purees — mango, strawberry, cucumber jalapeno and lime. All from the talented mixologists at the Longboard Bar tent.

Craft beer lovers will be in Hops Heaven with the assortment of worldclass draft brews — Anderson Valley Brewing Company’s Summer Solstice

and Boont Amber, Drake’s Brewing Company’s Kick Back IPA and Hefeweizen, Angel City IPA and Angry Orchard Crisp Apple Hard Cider.

For aficionados of fine wine and bubbly, there will be a premium selection of luscious vintages from worldclass California winemakers.

Cool off with some refreshing Honest Tea or Crystal Geyser Alpine Spring Water.

Beverages will be served at several locations along the festival route. Sip your favorite beverage in a beautiful, collector-item wine or beer glass adorned with the stylish festival logo.

Huge thanks to Longboard Bar, DBI Beverage, Honest Tea and Crystal Geyser Alpine Spring Water, our awesome beverage sponsors!

Barrett’s Lemonade

Ear-Good Corn Roast

Lemonade

Roasted Corn, Baked Potato

F1

F13

Mariah’s Fair Treats

Sonoma Teriyaki

Dippin’ Dots

F2

Teriyaki Chicken, Veggie Chow Mein, Rice, Deep Fried Zucchini

B Food International

F14 – F15

Gyros, Falafel, Sausage, Philly Cheese Steak, Hot Dog

Tacos, Burritos, Nachos, Fruit Cups, Mango

F3 – F4

F16 – F17

Aroma Concessions #1 BBQ Oysters, Garlic Fries, Portobello Sando, Tri-tip Sando, Turkey Leg, Hot Dog, Iced Tea

F5 – F6

Thai Stick BBQ BBQ Chicken Stick, Teriyaki Chick Bowl, Wrap, Noodle, Garlic Fries

Carmen’s Taqueria

Gourmet Faire Calamari, Crab Fries, Garlic Fries, Corn Dogs

F18 – F19

Mike Hutslar Sausage, Corn Dogs, Curly Fries, Zuchini

F7 – F8

F20 – F21

Tropical Hut

Kona Shave Ice

Non-alcoholic Pina Colada in Coconuts, Pineapples as Cups

Shave Ice

F22

F9

Real Cool Treats

Suitcase Ron

Ice Pops

Kettle Corn Ron

FC1

F10

Fresh Catch Poke

Barrett’s Lemonade

Poke, Fish & Chips, Spam Masubi

Lemonade

FT1

F11

Oaxacan Kitchen

Cotton Candy Bar Shave Ice, Cotton Candy

Nachos, Beans, Rice, Wa.Ha.Ha Bowl, Aguas Frescas

F12

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or some delicious street fare and some world-class summer fun, head out to Mobile Eats, the fabulous food feature of the all-new Menlo Summerfest.

Bring a hearty appetite and enjoy from an array of fresh, festive, summery food, much rooted in tropical, warm-weather destinations to celebrate the festival’s fun in the sun, summer-vacation theme.

Fresh Catch, a food truck, brings the best of traditional Hawaiian poke by using the freshest high-quality ingredients from around the world. Grab a bowl of fresh poke served over rice or salad accompanied with a flavorful seaweed salad then choose a flavor: The Californian – Shoyu flavored poke topped with onions and avocado, Too Hot to Handle – Spicy Ahi flavored poke top with tobiko and green onions, and The Pomeranian Ponzu flavored poke.

Delicious and nutritious!

Real Cool Frozen Treats, from Sonoma County, makes all-natural frozen dessert novelties (ice pops and ice cream sandwiches) using local, organic, and fair-trade fruits, vegetables, herbs and flavoring ingredients. Sorry, no coconut or pineapple pops from Real Cool!

Instead you’ll get unique flavors like: Snickerdoodle-Strawberry Ice Cream Sandwiches, Blueberry Cheesecake pops, Cucumber-Lime Cooler pops, Peaches & Cream pops and the Strawberry Refresher (a cooling blend of organic strawberries, lime juice and Thai basil).

In the foothills of the Mexican Sierra Madre, the city of Oaxaca is known for its rich moles, made from a complex blend of peppers, seeds, spices and a multitude of savory ingredients. Oaxaca Kitchen Mobile, a popular food truck often seen at Stanford, will feature its signature mole negro blanketed over chicken tamales and drizzled atop Oaxacan nachos. The extensive menu also includes burritos, tacos and a Wa-ha-ka bowl with organic veggies, rice, beans, guacamole, queso fresco and salsa.

Mexican fare will also be prepared by family-run Carmen’s Taqueria of Salinas, offering carne asada and veggie tacos and burritos as well as super nachos with meat and beans. They’ll also prepare the traditional summertime treat found on practically every street corner in Mexico— colorful fruit cups with watermelon, cantaloupe, cucumber, and jicama—as

well as juicy mango-on-a-stick.

A taste of Thailand can be found at Thai Stick, where the ever-popular barbecue chicken comes on a stick, in a bowl or a wrap, or over noodles. Sonoma Teriyaki also delivers Asian flavors with a hearty teriyaki chicken veggie chow mein, as well as a nod to the most prolific of summer vegetables with deep-fried zucchini.

Aroma Concessions celebrates the season with decadent barbecued oysters, sandwiches stuffed with Portobello mushrooms or succulent tri-tip, giant turkey legs, hot dogs, and garlic fries.

B Food International brings the Middle East and Mediterranean to Menlo with falafel and gyros, plus sausages, Philly cheese steaks, and hot dogs.

Succulent seafood is on the menu at Gourmet Faire, with a choice of tender calamari or crab fries, along with garlic fries and corndogs.

Sausage Kingpin Mike Hutslar’s smoked pork and beef sausages come in at a hefty half-pound, made even heftier when topped with grilled onions and sauerkraut. His curly fries and fried zucchini make tasty accompaniments.

Old-time American goodies can be found at Ear-Good Corn Roast, where

freshly roasted corn awaits with melted butter and baked potatoes come with all the toppings. And Suitcase Ron returns with his addictively sweet-salty kettle corn, a perfect primer for Barrett’s Lemonade.

Kids will be eager to check out Mariah’s Fair Treats’ bright yellow ice cream truck. Not your typical ice cream, her peppercorn-sized Dippin’ Dots are chilled to a super-freezing -40 degrees to maintain their tiny bead shapes while spooned out of a bowl. She offers cookies and cream, rainbow ice, mint chip, banana split, and cookie dough.

Sugar and Ice and All Things Nice will make a visual splash with its tall oval trailer wrapped in blue glass. Here Hawaiian shave ice and cotton candy are what it’s all about. Customers take their plain shave ice to a flavor station and mix and match flavors. Favorites include cherry, tiger’s blood (berries and coconut), mango, French vanilla and piña colada.

Another opportunity for self-serve shave ice will come from the folks with the cheerful Kona Ice truck. Their Flavorwave dispenser has every imaginable option, from grape and strawberry to watermelon, pineapple and mango, with an added infusion of vitamins C and D.

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Artsplash Debuts at Menlo Summerfest A Nirvana For Shoppers, Fun in the Sun

merica’s finest artists and craftmakers transform Menlo Park’s downtown into a spectacular visual feast for Artsplash, the fine arts component of the Menlo Summerfest.

Shop and browse among more than 200 booths filled with on-trend fashions, dazzling jewelry, exceptional paintings, functional ceramics, shimmering glass vessels, leather goods, beautiful photography, wood carvings, mixed media creations and much more.

Fine Art Alain Fastre has been able to combine his passion for painting with a successful international business career. He has worked in 29 different countries and enjoys painting the iconic places that have left indelible memories in his mind.

The artist recently started painting with oils and acrylics, but he prefers

Rebecca Nie painting “Poppy”

watercolors. Contemporary painter Rebecca Nie creates a Zen dialogue between the artist and viewer through visual beauty. She strives to express the Eastern ideal of harmony with nature and humanity through layers of symbolism.

Her abstract realism paintings illustrate poppies, magnolias and other natural wonders. Photographer Eric Lusignan used to work for the family of Ansel Adams. Today, he scours national parks in the United States and Canada to shoot interesting subjects. Paula Riley paints from the heart. Inspired by the Impressionist painters, she uses a palette knife to depict interesting objects and landscapes.

Sculpture and Mixed Media Nobe Babayan’s bronze sculptures are deeply sensitive and imaginative. His work is spiritual and thought-provoking, and it has been displayed in exhibitions throughout Europe. Contemporary artist Stuart Ratcliff’s pencil, charcoal and pen drawings capture life’s magical moments. From eerie moonlit evenings to spindly tree branches swaying in a summer breeze, his work is unusual and mysterious. Deborah and Casey Bridges are a mother and son team. They carve ceramic sculptures and stone garden art, inspired by deities of the East and ancient sculptures from temple carvings.

Erik Nelson uses recycled paint, shellac, studio debris, found objects and other

raw materials to create incredible works of art. He scrapes, burns and sands his surfaces to create textures and contemporary designs.

Functional Art

What’s your favorite city? Jack Charney designs dinnerware depicting his contemporary vision of New York, Chicago, Santa Fe, Seattle and (our favorite!) San Francisco. His ceramic designs will add an exciting pop of color to any kitchen. According to glassblower Robert Kahl, “Manipulating glass is like playing a game of chess. Each move must be thought out well in advance in order to achieve masterful execution.” It’s no wonder that his sparkling glass vases, paperweights, garden art and jewelry are so popular. Calling all cat lovers: John Conroy says he doodles, creates art and moves 24/7. His customers are delighted by his amusing greeting cards and stationery, pillows, tote bags and giclée canvas wraps. Michael Dickinson’s shimmering glass champagne flutes, wine stoppers and desk sculptures are inspired by classic and timeless art found in Northern California plants and an ever-changing society.

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Connie Gunderson designs highquality handbags and creates her own patterns. The handbags are constructed from upholstery-grade fabrics. Connie also makes gorgeous brooches from ribbon, yarn, feathers and fabric.

Inspired by the Northern California coast, Nancy Wilder is a painter and felter who enjoys exploring various textures and luminous colors. She layers fine strands of colored wool fiber on ethereal, sheer silk to make soft scarves, ponchos and accessories. Lorna Ritter remembers spending hours on her mother’s Singer Featherweight sewing machine. Today, 35 years later, she sews beautiful hand-painted clothing and accessories. Her whimsical line includes jackets, dresses, vests, handbags and jewelry. After traveling the world for five years, Hester Van Diggelen became an accomplished jeweler. She works primarily with sterling silver but also incorporates gems, felt, enamel and gold into her pendants, earrings, necklaces, bracelets and rings.

For a complete list of artists, visit pacificfinearts.com/2016-showschedule/menlo-summerfest

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Join in the fun at Fleet Feet Menlo Park’s all-new family-friendly Summerfest Fun Run & Walk starting 9 a.m. in Fremont Park before the opening of Menlo Summerfest on Sunday, July 17.

The first 75 who pre-register for the free Summerfest Family Fun Run & Walk event will score a popsicle-themed t-shirt in celebration of Saucony’s new vibrant popsicle-colored line of Run Pop running shoes. There will also be a limited number of the Saucony Run Pop shoes for people to try out on a first come, first serve basis.

The 1-mile or 3.1-mile courses wind through downtown Menlo Park and water will be available on the longer route. Go at your own pace and enjoy the scenery. Once you finish your race, you’ll receive a cool-down popsicle, refreshments and other fun freebies. Be

sure to celebrate your success in the oldschool ice cream truck photo booth with your family and friends.

The running pros at Fleet Feet of Menlo Park are sponsoring the event and they’re experts at putting on a good race—they put on a Fun Run every week from their store. “It’s very social, lots of people running and talking with their pals,” says Jim Gothers, owner of the Menlo Park Fleet Feet. “Afterwards we have a social hour in the store where people hang out. Some people see running as a chore and intimidating, and we’re all about keeping it fun and enjoyable. We like to get people exercising together; it’s more fun with others. It builds community and that’s what our store’s all about.”

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It’s A Total Blast in the Super Duper Kidz Funzone … and the Huge Summerfest Kiddieland Carnival

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Classic Amusements is the Bay’s best in breed, providing the latest, exciting carnival rides and attractions. Their wellmaintained rides and equipment, and dedicated staff make Menlo Summerfest a “can’t miss” event for families. Kids will have the thrill of a lifetime on their array of rides at the festival: Super Slide, Tea Cups, Wrecking Ball, Frog Hopper, Wild Raft, Loop-O-Plane, and Astro Liner.

For a real scream, you gotta try Waterballerz! Participants climb into a giant, clear inflatable ball which is filled with fresh air. The ball is zipped up, and they enter an inflatable pool and literally walk (and roll) on water. Run, jump, bounce and walk inside the balls on water. This exciting new attraction is always a hit!

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Well, be prepared to get harnessed into the Spider Jump, an incredible bungee trampoline jump apparatus, and get sling shot high in the air. Kids and adults will LOVE this super fun activity that promises to get your heart racing.

Kids and adults alike will enjoy Mobile Rock’s challenging 24-foot rock climbing wall where trained climbing technicians will show you the ropes. The wall is color coded to assist climbers, from the youngest to the most advanced.

Channel your inner Steph Curry on the super fun Basketball Challenge. Strut your best shot-making stuff with your pals so you can say “nothing but net”!

Verso Braiding is truly exotic! They offer beautiful, intricate French braiding enhanced with colorful ribbons and embellishments — perfect for any occasion. Every girl will look special and feel like an absolute princess.

Party Animals Are the most expressive puppets on the planet! You can animate them to sit, walk and dance! You will be amazed at the effect these comical critters have on people of all ages.

Cali Caricature is the Bay Area’s best caricature illustrator, based on the

sunny Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk.

With amazing skill and good humor, this talented band of artists excels at quickly rendering guests with one-of-a-kind, keepsake caricature art.

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From the sweetest of looks to more daring designs, “It’s Fun Face Painting” brings an extra sparkle to the event! Face painting and body art, fun henna designs, glitter tattoos and hair bling are among their unique wearable art offerings.

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Enhance your tresses with colorful hair feathers that will stay the course or a nontraditional festival henna tattoo design.

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