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JUNE 13–27, 2021 a Hybrid Experience For A Hybrid Experience for ALL with in-person & virtual events JUNE 13–27, 2021 Artist Jude Binder FESTIVALL Welcome to See it ALL, Hear it ALL, Enjoy it ALL, Experience it ALL! Thank you for joining us for our 17th celebration of music, art, theater, dance, family fun, and more. How sweet it is to be seeing you this summer. After more than a year apart, FestivALL is honored to continue this tradition and provide 15 days of exciting and inspiring events and experiences for new and longtime fans. This year, we are shining a light on 200+ local artists and community partners who make Charleston a vibrant arts and culture destination. FestivALL is a celebration that is made possible because of the collaborative spirit of our city — which has rung true since our first 3-day festival in 2005. A special thanks to Mayor Amy Shuler Goodwin, Charleston City Council, and City of Charleston departments and crews. We are so grateful to ALL who help our City Become a Work of Art each and every year. That includes YOU — the Friends of FestivALL, sponsors, volunteers, and attendees. You believe in the connection and inspiration that the arts provide. I’m here to say thank you, and whether you’re joining us in-person or virtually this summer, know just how much you are appreciated. Enjoy ALL that our wonderful city has to offer. Happy FestivALL! Maria Belcher FestivALL Charleston, Executive Director CELEBRATING 15 DAYS OF MUSIC, THEATRE, DANCE, FESTIVALL VISUAL ART, AND FUN! Welcome to FestivALL is a 501(c)(3) organization. The mission of FestivALL is to create, produce, and present vibrant arts experiences and entertainment opportunities and serve as a catalyst for others in the community to do the same. Most events at FestivALL are free and open to the public. Ticket prices are included where applicable. Scan below to see current guidelines and the FestivALL Guest Pledge Find more info about events, tickets, reservations, and more at festivallcharleston.com 304-470-0489 | [email protected] 108½ Capitol St., Suite 201 | Charleston, WV 25301 #festivallcwv 3 PRE-FESTIVALL June 12, 1–6pm WV Museum of Music Grand Opening The companion to the WVMHoF’s Hall of Fame Store which showcases the 56 WVMHoF inductees, the new 3,600 square foot Museum of Music will be filled with interactive exhibits, memorabilia, instruments, archival photos, and recordings from the WVMHoF’s extensive collection. Producer: WV Music Hall of Fame Location: 2nd Floor Charleston Town Center Mall, 3000 Charleston Town Center June 12, 7pm Virtuoso Violins from Lincoln Center, NYC Recorded live at Lincoln Center in New York City, this event features performers from the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center and guest pianist, Orion Weiss. Tune in for the premiere on June 12 at 7PM, and the program will remain live for viewers through June 19. Producer: Charleston Chamber Music Society Online: www.charlestonchambermusic.org Ongoing Events May 1–July 11 (Saturday 10am-6pm & Sunday 12-5pm) FestivALL Summer Art Fair at the Capitol Market New and returning artisans will display and sell their work in this juried fair dedicated to fine art and fine crafts. Every Saturday & Sunday, you’ll find at least four different artisans in the FestivALL booth in the Outdoor Market (located across from Soho’s outdoor dining). Shop from a variety of talented West Virginia artisans on the weekend, visit with our partner organizations throughout the week, and maybe even catch a pop-up performance or two throughout FestivALL. Check out festivallcharleston.com or the FestivALL Art Fairs Facebook page for a full schedule of artists. Capitol Market Hours: Monday-Saturday 10am-6pm & Sunday 12-5pm Producer: FestivALL Sponsors: University of Charleston, United Bank, Snodgrass Funeral Home, Central WV CVB, and made possible in part by a 2021 grant from The Greater Kanawha Valley Foundation Location: Capitol Market, 800 Smith St. 4 FESTIVALLCHARLESTON.com Summer Art Fair: Artisans by Medium Bath & Body Leather Printmaking Anderson Hollow Morgan Rhea Base Camp Printing Co. Goat Milk Soap Eddie Spaghetti Art Metalwork Exclusive Pastime Creations Questionable Press * Good Horse Scents LLC. Knives by Mike Persinger Sculpture * Wild Mountain Soap Co. Misc. * Ellie’s Emporium Fine Art * Carter Taylor Seaton (Author) Sculptured Stories * Charles Ott lace&sediment F. Brown Steele Specialty Food (Botanical Art) Nana’s Kitchen HepCatz Design Rose Guitars Sassy Gals Gourmet Treats Melissa Doty Artwork (Handmade Instruments) * Ree Creation Boutique * Villa DiTrapano (Olive Oil) Glasswork (Harvest Art Fair Only) * Elgood Rainbow Mountain Textiles Glass/Jewelry Photography * Julie Fine Designs * Randall Sanger Photography Jewelry Woodwork * Reflection in a Pool * BearBranches * Black Locust Woodshop * Connie McColley Pottery Deepwater Mountain Design Handmade Jewelry Mallymoon Handmade Heirloom Footstools * MoondanceArt Jewelry Misty Moonshine Studio Mystical Crystal Jewelry Siren of Jupiter Pottery * Also in FestivALL * Shibui Metal & Gem Works * Wingard Pottery Harvest Art Fair * Teresa Gail Designs June 1–27 “Show Your Pride” Window Display Contest Using the colors of the rainbow, businesses throughout Charleston use their storefronts to turn the city in to a work of art! Vote for your favorite on the Rainbow Pride of WV Facebook page through June 23rd. Winner will be announced Sunday June 27th! Producer: Rainbow Pride of WV June 13–27 ARTbus Charleston’s ARTbus is back! Designs have been submitted and now it is time for the public to vote on the finalists! Visit us at festivallcharleston.com to cast your vote through June 26th for the design you want to see on a 29’ KRT bus. The winner will be announced on Sunday, June 27th. This mobile mural will be unveiled at FestivFALL and begin hosting thousands of commuters. Producers: Kanawha Regional Transportation Authority, The City of Charleston Office of Public Art, FestivALL #festivallcwv 5 June 13–27 (Monday-Saturday 10am-5pm, Sunday 12-5pm) Art-for-ALL Kids’ Juried Art Exhibition Art-for-ALL is a juried art exhibition open to children in grades pre-K through 6th in 13 WV counties. Check out the exhibition in the Ticketing Lobby of the Clay Center or on the FestivALL Neighborhood Arts Initiative Facebook page. The exhibition will close with a virtual awards ceremony on June 27th. Producer: FestivALL Sponsors: The Elliot Family Foundation, Owens Family, Clay Center, Allied Artists of West Virginia Location: Ticketing Lobby, Clay Center, 1 Clay Square June 13–27 Porch Parade A vibrant celebration of the creativity and spirit of FestivALL, we have re-imagined the Art Parade to become a Parade of Porches in 2021! Local artists have been commissioned to create larger-than- life art installations at homes and businesses in the East End and West Side neighborhoods. Check out the map on the Porch Parade event page on festivallcharleston.com to create your own parade route. Producers: Vasilia Scouras, The City of Charleston Office of Public Art, FestivALL Sponsors: Equidae Insurance, and made possible in part by a 2021 grant from The Greater Kanawha Valley Foundation June 13–27 FestivALL Street Performers and Artists and Public Art FestivALL Princess (Jude Binder); O’Ryan the O’mazing, The Bleu Bunny, visual artists, public art projects, and more will add color and fun to many events throughout FestivALL. Location: Various events June 17–July 5 Downtown Open Charleston Area Alliance invites you to head to downtown Charleston and enjoy this pop- up putt putt course sponsored by City National Bank and FestivALL Charleston. You may pick up and return putters and balls at any of these locations: Taylor Books, Adelphia Sports Bar & Grille, Art Emporium or Tony the Tailor. Sponsor: City National Bank Location: Sidewalks of Downtown Charleston 6 FESTIVALLCHARLESTON.com June 17–20, & 24–27 at 8pm Charleston Light Opera Guild’s production of Stephen Sondheim’s Putting it Together Putting It Together features the songs of lyricist/composer Stephen Sondheim from 13 of his musical theater productions and is a review with a plot. A married couple hosts the husband’s young business associate, along with an uninvited guest, at a house party following a black-tie event. The 5 reflect on the complexities of modern relationships. The Guild’s 5 member cast consists of Rudi Arrowood, Chris Terpening, Christa Navy, Cedrick Farmer and Jacob Fleck, staged by Nina Denton Pasinetti with a combo led by musical director/accompanist David Patrick. All cast and company members have received the coronavirus vaccine. Tickets: $20, open seating. Available through the Clay Center box office: online at theclaycenter.org, or call 304-561-3570. Sponsors: Alex and Betty Schoenbaum Family Foundation, Daywood Foundation, City of Charleston, Clay Center, Made possible at FestivALL by The Greater Kanawha Valley Foundation, Charles and Mary Fayne Glotfelty Foundation Location: Susan Runyan Maier Sculpture Garden at the Clay Center, 1 Clay Square June 17, 18, 19, 24, 25, 26 at 7pm and June 20 at 2pm Contemporary Youth Arts Company presents The Trappist (of Golf and the Fine Art of Self Forgiveness) The premiere performances of a quirky new drama by Dan Kehde. The story of an outcast golf course maintenance worker as she tries to forgive herself and others for the dark deeds of her past. Tickets: $15.00 for adults and $8.00 for students & seniors cyacwv.showclix.com Sponsors: Made possible at FestivALL by The Greater Kanawha Valley Foundation, Charles and Mary Fayne Glotfelty Foundation Location: Contemporary Youth Arts Company, Elk City Playhouse, 218 Washington St. W. #festivallcwv 7 June 13 & 20 at 1:05pm, June 18–19 at 7:05pm, June 22 at 6:05pm, & June 23 at 5:05pm West Virginia Power Baseball Our friends at the WV Power have joined the Atlantic League! Check out wvpower.com for full details, games, promotional events and more.
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