Plenty of Fun in the Sun for Everyone! - Art Wine & Beer Festival 2018

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Plenty of Fun in the Sun for Everyone! F ine art, classic cars, craft beer, award winning wines, delicious food, live music, dancing, dogs, a kids fun zone, and beautiful weather…what more could you ask for? The Scotts Valley Chamber and Festival Committee are very pleased to be celebrating another successful year with record attendance! This year’s Festival featured 107 artists — 55 artists that were new to our show, 30 additional classic cars, and the very popular local food cuisine! The Festival kicked off on Saturday with the Cops ‘N Rodders Car Show where over 100 vintage cars were on display. Musical

headliners during the weekend included The Joint Chiefs Band and the Eagles tribute band, Lyin’ I’s. Sunday was ‘Bring Your Dog Day’ which featured dog tricks and costume contests with KSBW’s Phil Gomez as the Master of Ceremonies. This year’s Kids Fun Zone, hosted by Building Kidz School of Scotts Valley and the Girls Scouts of the Coastal Redwoods and the Central California Council was packed all weekend with happy bouncing kids! This festival first began in 1999 as “Art Under the Oaks” and would later be renamed the “Scotts Valley Art & Wine Festival” in 2006. The format of the festival remained relatively the same throughout the years, centering on fine art and great local wines. In 2015 however, the festival was completely revamped and rebranded. The goal was to make it more family friendly and reflective of our community. The festival continues to focus on art and wines but we invited the local craft breweries to participate. In fact, we are very proud of the fact that this

Calendar of Upcoming Events

Entire Community is Welcome – Join Us! Thursday Sept. 27

• Grand Opening / Red Ribbon Cutting Ceremony 5:30-7:00 p.m. The Grove: City Ventures 200 Santa’s Village Road, SV

Thursday October 11

• Four Year Anniversary Ribbon Cutting Celebration 5:30-7:00 p.m.

Accurate Finance Group 125 Bethany Drive #11, SV

Thursday October 18 • Save Our Schools Informational Breakfast 7:30-9:00 p.m. Kiss Café 915 Disc Drive, SV

Thursday October 25

• Business Networking Mixer at Malone’s Grille 5:30-7:00 p.m.

Malone’s Grille 4402 Scotts Valley Drive, SV ‘Meet Your Local Kaiser Rep’ – Kaiser Permanente

Thursday November 8 is the only festival in the county that focuses on local Santa Cruz County wineries and breweries exclusively. The Chamber and Festival Committee would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to everyone who came out and supported us again this year. We would like to give special thanks to all of

It’s Back to School Time! Are You Ready?

our volunteers, businesses, food vendors, artists, breweries, wineries and performers who worked so hard to make this year another huge success! We would also like to thank our partners: the Scotts Valley Police Department, the City of Scotts Valley, the Scotts Valley Water District, and the Scotts Valley Arts Commission.

• SCORE Workshop Breakfast 7:30-9:00 a.m.

Kiss Café 915 Disc Drive, SV

Thursday December 6 • Grand Opening / Red Ribbon Cutting Ceremony 5:30-7:00 p.m. JCCO International 5403 Scotts Valley Drive, SV

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Scotts Valley Chamber News Thank You to our 2018 Festival Committee & Volunteers!

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e would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to our 2018 Festival Committee and all of the Volunteers that make this Festival possible. It is your spirit, dedication, and love of community that continue to make this Festival better and better each year. ••• 2018 Festival Committee Scotts Valley Chamber Executive Director – Danny Reber Festival Chair – Jeanette Larkin Festival Co-Chair – Sydney Ferris Wine Chair – Becky McMillion Artist Chair – Angela Marshall Cops ’N Rodders Chair – Brenda George Beer Chair – Ed Harmon Logistics Chairs – Kristin Ard / John Yost Marketing/Sponsors – Danny Reber Ticket Booth Chairs – Kat Courtney / Phil Neuman / Angela Alejandro Entertainment Chairs – Joe Bac / Cheryl Rebottaro Volunteer Chairs – Cherie Le France-Anderson / Kevin Anderson

Taste Of Scotts Valley Chair – Leatha Brown / Brand-di Rowlett-Palmer Food Committee Chair – Leatha Brown Fun Zone Chairs – Nakul & Anisha Mistry / Karen Lippe Bring-Your-Dog-Day – Cherry Roberts / Janet Johnson / Lynda Evans / Donna Odryna Margarita & Mimosa Chair – Angelo Bartolotta Official Photographer – Angela Hesse of Santa Cruz Waves

Thank You Our 2018 Festival Sponsors Santa Cruz Sentinel

Leland Automotive

Localsantacruz.com

Shell

Scotts Valley Arts Commission

Perfumer’s Apprentice

Silver Sponsors

Signature Sponsors KSBW

Legend Theatrical

First Place Dog Tricks Contest Winner Arwen Reber and her dog Murphy

Nombat

Scotts Valley Water District

Press Banner

C&N Tractors

Gold Level Sponsors

Times Publishing Group

Kings Village Shopping Center

Bronze Sponsors

Bay Federal Credit Union

KSCO Radio AM 1080 Santa Cruz

Comerica

Cutco Cutlery

Empowering Hands Massage

Sandbar Solar

Stage Sponsors

Cheryl Rebottaro – Edward Jones

Scotts Valley Cycle Center $250 Sponsors

Bob & Julie Mazurek

Investing is about more than money. At Edward Jones, we stop to ask you the question: “What’s important to you?” Without that insight and a real understanding of your goals, investing holds little meaning. Contact your Edward Jones financial advisor for a one-on-one appointment to discuss what’s really important: your goals.

Cheryl D Rebottaro, AAMS®, CRPC® Financial Advisor .

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Scotts Valley Chamber News

The Grove: New Home Community

200 Santa’s Village Road • Ribbon Cutting Ceremony 5:30 - 7 p.m. • Thursday, September 27

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fter last month’s much anticipated model opening of The Grove, Scotts Valley, California’s live green builder, City Ventures, is hosting a ribbon-cutting ceremony for its newest solar-powered, all-electric new homes community. The evening event, which the local Chamber of Commerce will be attending, takes place Thursday, September 27 from 5:30 to 7:00 p.m. at the Scotts Valley Sales Office at 200 Santa’s Village Road just off the Santa Cruz Highway. The Grove is an exclusive collection of 50 sophisticated, solar-powered townhomes situated off a tree-line enclave. The spacious townhomes range from 1,629 to 1,693 square feet and have up to four bedrooms. They come complete with the latest conveniences and comforts, including energy-saving appliances, keyless entry, NEST smart thermostats and designer finishes. Two-car side by side garages are standard and are pre-plumbed for a future electric vehicle charger. The community should appeal to those who like to spend time outdoors. The Grove has its very own apple orchard as well as a

picnic area and select locations have a private patio, ideal for al fresco dining or just watching relaxing at the end of the day. There are lots to explore in the surrounding area, with its majestic redwood forests and Santa Cruz Mountains as a backdrop. Trails trace the landscape, and the breathtaking Henry Cowell State Park isn’t far

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Kaiser Permanente Coffee Date

f you are a business owner or HR Manager/ Professional you are invited to learn more about Kaiser Permanente’s expansion into Scotts Valley and Santa Cruz County over a cup of coffee (or tea, if that’s more your thing) on us! If you are working with a broker, feel free to bring your broker along, too. Got questions? A Kaiser Permanente representative and doctor will be at Surf City to answer your questions about providing your employees with affordable, high quality healthcare. Join us Tuesday, September 4 and Tuesday, September 11 from 8 – 11 a.m. at Surf City Coffee 600 La Madrona Drive, Scotts Valley. Please RSVP to anay.virrueta@kp.org. We look forward to seeing you at Surf City Coffee! For more information, please contact your local Kaiser Permanente representative.

away from The Grove. The Loch Lomond Reservoir, a popular spot for boaters, is also close by. Pricing starts from the high $700,000s and the sales office is open daily from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. ••• For more information about The Grove, call 831 854 7454, email TheGrove@ cityventures.com, or visit NewHomes ScottsValley.com.

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Yes, if we continue to use water wisely. DID YOU KNOW?

Total groundwater pumping in the Scotts Valley area has decreased 46% from 2000. Since the early 2000s, groundwater levels have stabilized, following years of depletion. Despite anticipated population growth, Scotts Valley’s total water use in 2040 is estimated to be the same as in 1985 – well within the available supply.

HOW IS THIS POSSIBLE?

Efficient use of water by customers, combined with smart practices and technologies used by the District.

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contact@svwd.org (831) 438-2363

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