2019 Coupeville Arts & Crafts Festival program

Coupeville

Arts & Crafts FEST IVAL August 10–11, 2019

Saturday 10 - 6pm — Sunday 10 - 5pm Art Gallery Reception, Friday, August 9th, 7pm AUGUST 10TH

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The Coupeville Festival Association is an all-volunteer, nonprofit organization.

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Information Booth

Located at the corner of Alexander and Coveland Streets. Find festival related information, peruse a large map, purchase festival memorabilia, find your favorite artist, and get directions.

Lost & Found

Check for lost/found articles and people at the Information Booth.

Bathrooms

Portable: throughout Festival grounds as noted on the map.

Handicap Accessible: throughout Festival grounds as noted on the map.

First Aid

On site emergency services can be quickly located by contacting a volunteer or event staff member wearing a green vest. Event staff operate radio communications and will find appropriate help. Minor first aid complaints can be addressed at Booth #19 near the Information Booth.

ATM

The ATM is located in the Rec Hall across from the Information Booth on the corner of Alexander and Coveland Streets.

Parking

Festival Parking is conveniently located adjacent to the Entertainment and Food Court.

Children’s Activities are located in the library. Daily parking fee is $5.

Parking signs along Main Street direct patrons to festival parking. All parking attendants are Coupeville Boys and Girls Club volunteers.

FESTIVAL INFORMATION Parking fees directly benefit the Coupeville Boys and Girls Club (a Coupeville Festival Association partner), higher education scholarships and Coupeville Community project grants. There is NO charge for parking after 5PM on Friday and Saturday evenings.

Handicapped Parking

Requires a State endorsed permit. HC parking areas are shown on the Festival Map.

staff member in a green vest or law enforcement officer on site. In a real emergency, dial 911. Be specific about the incident and location of the incident you are reporting. Also state your own location. Appropriate security personnel will come to you.

Festival grounds are monitored by 24 hour security during festival weekend.

Animals

Animals visiting the festival must be leashed and under control of the owner.

Bike Parking

Safely park your bike at the Coupeville Library on 8th and Alexander or Cook’s Corner Town Park at 9th and Main.

Security

Report security or safety related issues to any festival volunteer, event

Festival Parking $5 Festival Parking is conveniently located adjacent to Entertainment and the Food Court.

Follow parking signs along Main Street to the parking lot by the Library. Parking lot attendants are all volunteers consisting of community volunteers and members of the Coupeville Boys and Girls club.

Parking fees directly benefit the Coupeville Boys and Girls Club, Coupeville Community Project Grants and higher education scholarships. There is NO charge for parking after 5p.m.

Saturday.

Located in the Library next to the parking lot are children’s activities.

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Coupeville Festival Association www.coupevillefestival.com

360.678.5116

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REFLECTIONS

A Clean House Is A Work Of Art

Mike Dessert CFA President and Operations Chair

this annual event.

As I look back on 18 years of involvement with the Coupeville Festival, I am in awe of the outpouring of support from the Coupeville community.

Volunteers, sponsors, friends, neighbors and extended family make this is a true community undertaking. There is no paid staff with the Coupeville Festival Association. Volunteers manage 18 standing committees. It takes over 200 volunteers plus countless Volunteer hours to host

Close to 180 artists/vendors set up business on the streets of Coupeville in a highly organized few hours. 15 to 18 thousand people come through Coupeville in two days. During those two days, an average of about $360,000.00 is spent within the artist/ vendor booths.

This does not include money spent elsewhere within the festival grounds. Each artist/vendor pays a 15% commission.

All non-operational proceeds go back to the Coupeville community in the form of Project Grants, Scholarships and Partnerships with local charitable organizations. In 2018 we reached a huge milestone. We exceeded the million dollar mark! Total for the past 50+ years was $1,017,000.00. When considering that the first 25 festivals provided $125,00 this is truly amazing and satisfying.

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I consider it my privilege to volunteer as President and Operations Chair of this great organization. Working with such an awesome group of dedicated volunteers, CFA Partners, (the Boy’s and Girls Club and the Pacific Northwest Art School), The Town of Coupeville, CFA Sponsors and the Coupeville Front Street Merchants is simply the icing on the cake! Each year brings new challenges while also bringing new faces, new ideas, and sometimes surprising solutions. That is the truly remarkable thing about this community.

I look forward to this year’s festival and especially to the best part for me – the opportunity to provide funds to the Coupeville community for project grants and scholarships. Keep an eye on our website www. coupevillefestiva.coml for project grant (November) and scholarship (June) applications.

Mike

President and Operations Chair Coupeville Festival Association

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Table of Contents

Information..................................3 CFA President Letter...................4 Welcome To Coupeville..............7 Artist Bio......................................8 Festival Artist Directory........10-11 Festival Map.........................12-13 Juried Art Gallery Info...............14 Entertainment............................15 Food Court................................16 Incident Management Plan.......17 CFA Board & Committees.........19 Volunteers..................................20 Island County Amateur Radio Club..................21 Sponsors....................................22 Published as a supplement to the

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WELCOME TO COUPEVILLE Hello and welcome to Coupeville, our unique and historic town in the heart of Ebey’s Landing National Historical Reserve in Central Whidbey Island.

Coupeville is the County Seat and considering our size we have many first class amenities, Whidbey General Hospital, the Pacific NorthWest Art School, the Coupeville Library, Island County Historical Museum, beautiful parks, and an outstanding school district, just to name a few. We are also home to the famous Penn Cove Mussels which are served in our restaurants throughout Coupeville.

Throughout the year we have many exciting events, the grandfather of them all is our annual Coupeville Arts Festival, which you are here this

weekend to enjoy. Artisans from across Whidbey Island and beyond come to share their talents with you. In addition to the many vendors you will find great music, good food and our Wine and Beer Garden serving wines, beer and cider.

Everywhere you go in Coupeville you’ll be walking through history. Take a stroll down the Coupeville Wharf to enjoy our Gray Whale Exhibit, rent a kayak and tour Penn Cove, step on board the SUVA, our 1920s Schooner, or simply shop or enjoy a coffee or lunch. Experience our unique shops and restaurants on Front and Coveland Streets, take a short drive to experience our beautiful lavender farm, enjoy our state parks, walk many of our historic and scenic hiking and walking trails, cycle across our historic landscape, stroll our beaches, this is just a small sample of what there is to do and see in Coupeville and Central Whidbey Island.

One of the greatest things about Coupeville, and the thing I love most is the people. Coupeville is a unique community, the founding fathers and our community leaders have established a tradition of giving generously of time, talents and resources to improve the quality of life for future generations, this spirit is exemplified in the establishment of the Ebey’s Landing National Historical Reserve.

Please stop by our Visitor Information Center to learn more about us and our events, take home some brochures so you can plan a return trip and see and enjoy Coupeville in all its glory.

On behalf of the Coupeville Chamber of Commerce, I welcome you to the community we call “home.” Enjoy the Festival and our Town.

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2019 Coupeville Festival Poster Artist

Scott Rosenkranz Rosenkranz Productions is a small studio located on Whidbey Island, WA. The studio fulfills local needs with an experienced personal touch while also working with big creative companies nationwide.

Scott and his wife Kerry started their creative studio, Rosenkranz Productions Inc., over 28 years ago in Seattle.

About 18 years ago, family roots and beautiful Whidbey Island called Scott and Kerry to move home to central Whidbey Island. Scott and Kerry both grew up on Whidbey Island and knew for certain it was the best place to raise their family.

Scott has attended the Coupeville Festival since he was 4 years old.

Scott says “It was a great honor when we were asked to produce this year’s artwork for the 2019 festival. The goal was to make the art completely location specific to Coupeville. So the Wharf, where I played and fished throughout most of my childhood, seemed a natural choice.”

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FESTIVAL DIRECTORY

Ceramics / Pottery

Garden Art

Carol Upcycles

Ataraxia Designs

Artstone Garden Ornaments

Celeste Watch Company

Back Door Clay

Country Wreath

Cheryl Parrott Jewelry

Briggs Shore Ceramics

Elegant Garden Design

Chrysalis

Cascadia Stoneware

Freeborn Metal Art

Decker Jewelry

Clovy T. Pottery

Kara’s Creations

Designed by Meg

Fairview Lake Studios

Linda Thorson Design

DJ’S Jewelry & Accessories

Madrugada Pottery

Melt Down

Earth Worth Jewels

Matsui Ceramics

Owens Gardens

Forkedelic

McMud Pottery

Whimsical Woods

Hang In There

Natural Accents

Winfield Designs Home & Garden Art

Heidi Klepper

The Gourmet Potter

Kade Metal Craft

Glass

Jewelry by Nicole Mendonca

Bear Art Studios

Katie Enewold Jewelry

Calcifer Glass

Keene’s Jewelry

Island Art Glass

Lichenology

Jeff Tseng

Lisa’s Creations

Other Worlds

Mallard Rock ‘N’ Wire Art

Sassy Glass

Mari Aoki Knight Glass Art

Whitmore Gallery

Marlene VanBeek Jewelry

Home Decor

Peace of the Earth Jewelry

Sun Chairs

Pearls by Nature

Alice’s Wonderland

Sauve Jewelry

Bayside Treasures

Shari Both Jewelry Design

Bottleworks451 Recycled Materials Art

She-ra Creations

Bayside Kites Drye Goods

Fat Dragonfly Collection

Soul Reflections

Embroidery by Wanda

Grams Gourds

Midnight Pacific Studio

Kozi Kidz

Indigo Natural Designs

Stapleton-McErlane Design

Laurie Urbas

Scentual Nature

Stephanie Ann Studios

Mehndi Madness

Tall Paul

Studio9k

Nancy Meldrich

Urban Soule

Tai Vautier

Red Door Rugs

Jewelry

TedSaid

Renaissance Rags

Active Life Force

The Mermaid’s Tears

Way Cool Stuff

Bad Bee Jewelry

Verso

Whidbey Woolies

BeMused Creations

Clothing Hatterdashery J. Nicoll Designs Krinkly Batiks Ma Graphics Monika’s Design Original Baby Bundle Pure Intent Sweater Heads Fiber Artshadow Workshop Baskets From Oz

Silentgoddess Art Jewelry

FESTIVAL DIRECTORY Leather

Photography

Cool Woods

Bansai8 Creations

Amanda Hilton

Cutting Edge Wood Creations

Metal

Doug LeClair

Fisher Woodworking

Blackwaters Metal

Jean Claude Louis Studio

Hair Claws

Driftwood Creations

Kris Sproul Photography

Jack & Sons’ Unique Birdhouses

Jerry Hill Designs

Leave a Trail Photography

Racks, Plaques, and More

Masterpiece Unlimited

Lee And Bryce Mann Photography

NotsoDull!

Metal Art

Made In Puget Sound

Sandy’s Wood Shoppe

The Rustic Garden

Soap / Body Care

Sibbett Studio

Thomas Williams

Epic Suds Soap Factory

Stuff Boxes

Trapp Industries

Fox Island Trading Co.

Tom the Irishman

World Famous Sign Co

North Whidbey Farm

Coupeville Town Merchant

Painting / Drawing / Print Making

Realms Bath & Body Line

Penn Cove Gallery

West Beach Soap

One More Thing

Designs by Lisa

Specialty Food

Back to the Island

Don Antram

3 Generations Jam

Seaside Spa

Eli Helman

B’s Rubs

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Mary Gibbs Watercolors

Caramel Kitchen

The Lower Loft Eatery

NW Gyotaku

Craft and Associates

Kingfisher Bookstore

Philip Mack

Olive Branch

Planet Popi

Papa Ray’s MarketPlace

Ram Art

Petstuff!

Red Door Art Studio

Riley’s Spice of Life

Richard Jahn

Sequim Bee Farm

Robert Tandecki

Trilby’s BBQ Sauce & Spices

Rocky Barrick

Walden Lane Gourmet

Spellbound Fine Art

Whidbey Island Fudge Co.

Susan McManamen Fine Art

Toys

Tim’s Original Paintings

Learn and Play

True Red Betty

Creature Comfort

Vestuto Chart Art

Doug’s Puzzles

Paper

Kasydy Jayne Dolls

Candy Monster Books

Wood

Rock/Paper/Scissors

3d Wood Maps

Hung Nguyen Fine Art

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Pick up an Artisan Booth Number directory and map at these festival locations.”

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FESTIVAL MAP Salty Mug, Harbor Gifts, The Cove Cafe Penn Cove Sailing, Sailing Ship Suva Windjammer Gallery & Framing Vail Wine Shop & Tasting Room

Front St Realty

Front Street Grill & Catering

Kingfi Boo

Collections

Map Not to Scale all information correct, but may not appear in expected location because of map artwork

236 235 234 233 232 231 230 229 228 227 226 225 224 223 222 221 220 219 218 1 2 FRONT STREET  actua 3 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 1 4 5 Starting 121 6 4pm 120 Friday 7 119 8 118 9 Mariners Court: Kapaw’s McGregor Elkhorn On 10 • Honey Bear 117 Iskreme Studio Trading T • Salon Blue 116 • Whidbey Natural Pet 11 115 12 13 114 14 Firehouse Inn 113 112 Coupeville Chamber Parking 15 of Commerce & Visitor 111 Information Center 16 110 August 8, Coupeville Rec Hall 17 August 11 109 Artisan Checkout 5pm Sunday 18 108 19 107 Volunteer Booth

Island County Historical Museum

Coupeville Inn

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Coupeville Auto Repair

Christopher’s Restaurant & The Pantry

Post Office

Entertainment

FOOD COURT

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ALEXANDER STREET

Closed to

• Volunteer Check-in, Vendor Boo • Golf Cart Dispatch

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Lavendar Wind Store

Closed to Public

August 8, 8pm - August 11, 8 pm

Peak Performance Chiropractic Center

By the Cov Vacation Rentals

Starting 4pm Friday

Library Children’s Activities

8TH ST More Parking

Festival Shuttle Load/Unload Runs continuously

SATURDAY 10 AM–6 PM

Original map artwork © Carol P Additional artwork © Susan Presco

(Last Shuttle Leaves at 6 PM)

Public Parking $5

SUNDAY 10 AM–5 PM

(Last Shuttle Leaves at 5 PM)

Map updated June 2019

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Far From Normal

Sea Bre’s Yarn

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Aqua Gifts

Kneed & Feed

Toby’s Tavern

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Penn Cove Gallery

The Crow’s Roost

Back to the Island

Marbley

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Seaside Spa

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Coupeville Festival Office 901 Grace Street

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Little Red Hen Bakery

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The Lower Loft

HANDICAP ACCESS

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JURIED ART GALLERY

The Pacific NorthWest Art School (PNWAS) organizes and runs the Coupeville Festival Art Gallery.

PNWAS is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization established in 1986 with the help of a substantial grant from the Coupeville Festival Association.

The juried gallery is open to all artists 18 years or older. Artists submit their work to be juried one week prior to the festival. On

average 200 pieces of art including pottery, paintings and drawings, photography, fiber, sculpture, woodwork, jewelry, glass and baskets are entered into the show.

An Art Gallery Reception is held at the Coupeville Recreation Hall Friday, August 9, beginning at 7 p.m. The opening is a social event designed for patrons to stroll through and purchase multi-media fine art.

Tickets for Art Gallery Reception are $12 in advance and $15 at the door.

Tickets can be purchased at Penn Cove Gallery, Garry Oak Gallery and the Pacific NorthWest Art School prior to August 8 or at the door August 9.

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Ticket price includes a commemorative wine glass and one glass wine. An additional glass of wine is available for purchase. Wine will be selected by bayleaf. Light hors d’oeuvres will be served.

The gallery is open during the festival from 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.

Saturday and from 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.

Sunday. Stop by and see artists in action during the festival.

The 2019 art gallery juror is internationally recognized artist Judith Kruger. Judith will assess artwork on the basis of creativity and formal craftsmanship. Whether it is idea-driven or material-driven, functional or non-functional, the work should be fresh and new and make her want to keep engaging with it. Based on these criteria she will select her award winners.

Awards are sponsored by local businesses.

Best of Show-$300 Prairie Center Red Apple Market First Place 2D-$150 Cascade Custom Homes Second Place 2D-$100 Dallas Viall Third Place 2D-$50 Whidbey SeaTac Shuttle First Place 3D-$150 Prairie Center Red Apple Market Second Place 3D-$100 Cascade Custom Homes Third Place 3D-$50 Friends of Pacific NorthWest Art School First Place Photography-$150 Compass Rose Bed & Breakfast Second Place Photography-$100 Coupeville Inn Third Place Photography-$50 Tremont Suite People’s Choice-$100 Pacific NorthWest Art School During the Art Gallery Reception, patrons may vote for the “People’s Choice” award, which is their favorite piece of art. The winner will be announced around 8:30 pm during the reception.

There will be an area of Non-juried art that includes unframed prints, originals and photographs. These pieces of art will be for sale at the reception and during the festival.

Artists pay an entry fee for each submitted work and then a commission if the work sells.

These fees , along with Art Gallery Reception income covers all show expenses and the net profit is returned to the Pacific NorthWest Art School by the Coupeville Festival Association to support their mission of offering arts education and experiences to students of all levels.

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Steve Trembley Band 2 - 3:30 p.m.

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LESEDI AFRICAN FOODS Lamb Samosa, vegetarian Samosa, gluten-free vegetarian Pakoras, curries, greens, rice, beverages

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Carry out containers available.

INCIDENT MANAGEMENT PLAN The Coupeville Festival Association, Coupeville Town Marshal’s office and Island County Emergency Management work in partnership to co-manage any potentially catastrophic event during festival weekend.

A cross organization incident management plan is in place.

Emergency Services’ Aid and Fire vehicles are on festival grounds. The purpose of the incident management plan is to identify any incident, large or small, and respond to that incident using available manpower and resources.

The CFA Emergency Incident Manager is in direct contact with medical first responders, the town Marshal, Coupeville Festival officials and Emergency Services through the use of radios and/or cell phones.

Festival Visitors – Please Remember: • Any incident, large or small, should be reported to an Event Staff member wearing a green vest. Other ways to get help: 1. Walk into the Communications Command Center at the corner of Grace and Coveland Streets.

2. Ask any festival volunteer to radio for an Event Staff member.

Questionable incidents may be reported to a CFA Incident Team Member in a green vest, or you can walk into the Festival Communications Command Center at the corner of Grace and Coveland Streets, 901

Grace Street. Communications Command Center representatives are in direct contact with multiple agencies.

The ultimate goal of the Coupeville Festival Association, the Coupeville Town Marshal and Island County Emergency Services is to provide a safe community event for all participants. We want your visit to Coupeville to be fun, pleasant and a positively remembered experience.

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VOLUNTEERS

The Coupeville Arts and Crafts Festival is the oldest, continuously all-volunteer festival in the State of Washington. The festival continues to update it’s systems now asking volunteers to register through the web site www.coupevillefestival.com/. Go to the web site home page, click on “Community� at the top of the page, then select “Volunteer Opportunities� - Choose your area of interest, follow the prompts for registering and you’re in!

Many of our volunteers come from local organizations such as • Coupeville Lions Club • Coupeville Boys and Girls Club • Coupeville Chamber of Commerce • Coupeville Net • High School Sports Teams • High School Scholastic Associations • Island County Amateur Radio Club • NAS Whidbey Island Our primary resource for volunteers continues to be the dedicated residents of the Coupeville area. Please join us to help make this weekend a success for all the visitors to our beautiful and unique community

Coupeville Lions Club members share an exceptional talent. During vendor check in on Friday and Saturday of the Coupeville Festival weekend, Coupeville Lions are on hand to help with a variety of tasks. They are among the first friendly faces seen and heard by vendors unfamiliar with Coupeville.

They excel in representing our town and the Coupeville Arts and Crafts Festival with their “can do� demeanor.

Coupeville Festival Association volunteers would be hard pressed to check in and unload artists and vendors without the help of these valuable Coupeville Lions. 8 years and counting!

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The Island County Amateur Radio Club was started in the mid 60’s and incorporated in 1988 as the Island County Radio Club, ICARC, as a 501.(C)(3) non-profit. The Club currently has 127 members on the roster. It is a member of the National Association for Amateur Radio known as the American Radio Relay League (ARRL). It holds the distinction of being a Special Service Club. Special Service Clubs are those who are leaders in their Amateur Radio Communities and provide training classes, publicity programs, and pursue technical projects and operating activities including supporting their local communities by helping with Special Events.

ICARC holds two or more license classes a year and provides Volunteer testers for the license tests. ICARC provides communications and Safety Observers for Local Events including the Coupeville Arts & Craft Festival, Penn Cove Water

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Scott and his wife Kerry started their creative studio, Rosenkranz Productions Inc., over 28 years ago in Seattle. About 18 years ago, family roots and beautiful Whidbey Island called Scott and Kerry to move home to central Whidbey Island. Scott and Kerry both grew up on Whidbey Island and knew for certain it was the best place to raise their family.

Coupeville Arts and Crafts andthethe Coupeville Association ScottFestival has attended Coupeville FestivalFestival since he was 4 years old. Scott says “It was a great extends a big thank you we to were our Sponsors andthis Supporters: honor when asked to produce year’s artwork for the 2019 festival. The goal was to

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