2014 SHOW GUIDE

KINGSTON June 28-July 1 Artists Canada Day 150 Artisans Weekend and

City Park Live Music Kingston, International FoodFest City-in-the-Park 10am-6pm Art Project DAILY Shadowland Theatre Artfest Kids

www. artfestkingston. com Welcome to Artfest Kingston

About the Fesival 613-767-9116 rtfest Kingston is part of the Artfest Ontario family of juried Art & Craft shows. We produce top quality festivals held Ain beautiful and unique historic settings. Artfest Kingston takes place in the spacious City Park along its shady paths. In 2014 Artfest will feature 150 of Canada’s top artists and artisans. As well, we will offer outstanding new programming around the theme City-in-the-Park . This will include an 80 ft mural with a 3-D landscape of Kingston’s buildings, historic landmarks, favorite people and of course the beautiful harbour setting. All of this will be created in the Community Arts and Artfest Kids activity tent over the weekend. Then on Canada Day, the Shadowland Theatre group and it’s weekend participants will parade through the park culminating with a live performance. Giant puppets , characters and music will tell a story in front the City-in-the-Park 3-D landscape. There are many ways to get involved. Join in the creative fun and participate! Also plan to eat at the Artfest Food Area, and listen to live music all weekend. Artfest is committed to investing as partners with the Kingston community now and for many years ahead. e are very thankful for the many partnerships this year that have contributed to our festival, including: Cycle WKingston, The Kingston School of Dance, Kingston Seniors Centre, Kingston Sustainablility, Shadowland Theatre, Tour Trolly, Kedco, Tourism Centre, Fort Henry, Kingston Frontenac Public Library, Skeleton Park Music Festival, Soundworks, Petrie Ford, Atkinson Home Hardware, Tri-Art mfg, 4Office Automation, Kingston Arts Council, Ontario Government, Kingston Accommodation Partners, CKWSTV, 96FM, 104.3FM, The Kingston Whig Standard, Kingston Life Magazine, The Kingstonist, Scoop, Wallacks, Days Inn Hotel, Confederation Hotel, Queens Residences, CFRC Queens Radio, Kingston School of Art, Vrtucar, Bruce Kaufman, Karen Peperkorn, KCAD (Kingston Centre for Art & Design), Hearn Consulting, Steve Lawrence, Barb Simard, Milestones Restaurant, Thousand Island Cruises, SirJohnA2015, and the City of Kingston. Admission is FREE See you Canada Day weekend for 4- days of fun!

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3 About the Show 7 Artfest Kingston Team & Vision 8 Artists & Artisans Story 10 List of Musicians 12 Artfest Kids 13 Free Art Lesson Schedules for Children & Adults 15 Participaint Mural Projects kingston school of art 16 Show Map 647a Princess @ Victoria St, Kingston 18 Sir John A 2015 613-549-1528 [email protected] 19 Hands-on Theatre and Shadowland Theatre www.ksoa.info 20 Comida Rica! Artfest Food 21 Creating a Memorable Trip to Kingston Children’s PA Days, March Break & 24 List of Musicians Continued Summer Art Camps 26 Music Schedule Art Classes, Workshops for 28 Kingston Glass & Studio Gallery Adults / Youth / Children of all skill levels 28 Tet Center for Creativity and Learning

W e l l B r e d 29 Kingston Seniors Center F r a c t a l s 29 Climate Action Center 30 Show Sponsors Artist Steve Lawrence is proud to be part of City Park Location Artfest Kingston Join us on Canada Day weekend! 2014 City Park is the perfect setting for Artfest Kingston. It is an expansive space with meandering shaded paths, a 6 1 3 - 9 8 5 - 1 7 8 8 [email protected] children’s splash pad, a playground, beautiful mature shade trees and close to . It is also home to the Sir John A MacDonald statue. City park is located at the corner of King St East and West Street, a few blocks from City Hall. Catch a free ride on the Shuttle from downtown departing from the Visitors Information Centre in front of City Hall every 30 minutes Sunday- Tuesday 9:30 am-5pm daily. For your Convenience Information Booth: ATM Machine, lost & found, first aid. Accessible Washrooms & Drop Off Area Shuttle Bus every 30 minutes from Downtown Sunday, Monday and Tuesday- leaving from Visitors Centre 209 Ontario Street. 4 Food Area onsite 5 6 The Artfest Vision The Artfest philosophy of inclusiveness and community partnerships has had great success. The Shop Summer Styles from festival truly has something for everyone. Artfest Stuart Weitzman, Seventy, Kingston 2014 will include outstanding artists, great Michael Kors and more at musicians, all-ages art workshops and programming, HOUSE of ANGELIS 63 and 65 Brock Street returning guest mural artist Arthur II, celebrated chef Mark Pollard serving up deicious quesadillas and the Shadowland Theatre Troupe. We believe that Kingstonians and visitors alike will enjoy all that we have to offer. Story & Photo Contributors Steve Veale, Lory MacDonald, Al Hearn, Shadowland, Sir John12015, Colin Wiginton. Artfest Team The Artfest Team is a group of creative, dynamic and talented people brought together by show producer Lory MacDonald. Our goal is to present a well-organized and value-packed fun experience for every visitor to Artfest Kingston. And have fun!

Lory Steve Shelley Melanie Seeking Volunteers Join our Artfest Kingston team as a volunteer! There are many opportunities to help out. Show off your skills or learn new ones. We could use Al Camilla Ian Pam your help at City Park entrance points, in the Foodfest area, at the Information tent, with the Celebrate Canada Mural Project, with Show Guide distribution and more. Contact Lory MacDonald Show Producer 613-767-9116 Gryphon Will Ben Devaki

6 7 150 Artists & Artisans Contributed by Lory MacDonald rtfest Kingston is proud to feature 150 of Canada’s by Ken Waller, Keith Notley or Jim Sprague, pottery by Atop artists and artisans. Selecting the participants our exhibiting clay artists, and photography as well. It for the show is both challenging and rewarding. Our is not Christmas yet, but keep it in mind as you walk goal is to present a broad spectrum of craft and art around! media that includes pottery, glass, wood, jewellery, You will discover many artists from around the clothing, textiles, painting, sculpture, photography Kingston area, some of your favorites as well as new Back-in-Time Gallery Stained Glass Mosaics by Bonita Red Thread Designs Devine and more. Each exhibitor has a unique style or look. ones. Artfest Kingston believes in fostering creativity You will also discover unusual categories of handmade in young developing artists, so we always have some items such as banjos made from tin cans, candles fresh new talent at the show. This includes the Art forged in rocks, leather animal shaped ottomans, Stars (featured in another story) and others such as hand-knit beaded purses, photo imagery furniture Raw Eco Jewellery, Mouse & Owl, Rogue Goat, and and more. The artists have created groundbreaking Stitch & Spoke. products that stand out and enhance the visitors’ Travelling is part of an artisan’s life, and the exhibitors journey down the shaded pathways of City Park. have come from all over for the show. Some have The artists are the main event at Artfest Kingston travelled from British Columbia, Newfoundland, and are the reason the show exists. We encourage all Windsor, London, Montreal, Thunder Bay and many Sprague Woodturning Lukian Glass Dotti Potts ATELIER DU PRESBYTŽRE guests to take some time over the four-day festival to from the Toronto area. They love Kingston’s waterfront, talk to the artists and experience what they create. restaurants and nightlife on Canada Day weekend. Every one of them has an interesting story to share Although Artfest is only in its third year, we have about their work and their never-a-dull-moment had an amazing welcome from Kingston residents, lives. They love meeting people who visit our show tourists, artists, businesses, and the City of Kingston. and the City of Kingston. Everyone is excited about the future of the show. The Artfest is the region’s largest craft show. Wedding move to City Park has been a resounding success. It is season is here and handmade items make perfect the perfect setting for the event. Comfortable shady distinct and memorable gifts. We recommend pathways with lots of space allow the artists to display Milverton’s wooden cutting boards, Lukian Glass or their work beautifully. Don’t miss the main event! The Kim Blake Bill Hornbostel Photography Richard Fisher Pottery Harvest Pillows Kismet Clay wine goblets, wood turned salad bowls artists will all be here waiting to greet you! Michael Gray Glass Delicate Touch Since 1974 Proudly Canadian Craft Artists Shelli & Mark 1-800-547-3249

Carolyn Barnett Reiners Leather Ottomans Raw Eco Jewellery

Colin Davies Custom Metal Work

Mark & Shelli Kingston Soap Company Canadian Artists Delicate Touch www.deltouch.com Anemone Bags Rosbilt Tincan Banjo/Ukulele 8 Artfest Artists 9 Schedule on Page 26 country music today. This spring, Carnegie will release his sixth single Artfest Music Unwind, produced by John Wills, to country radio. ne of the most exciting Artfest Kingston programming features for The Resolutionaries Marimba Band is a product of bandleader Chaka Othis year is the music. Last year was our first music stage, and our Chikodzi’s local arts’ organization, Dandaro Centre, where he runs an guests all said “more please!!” With the support of Celebrate Ontario, African arts’ and music summer camp for youth. Two especially keen we have put together an amazing line up of performers on two stages students, brother and sister Julian and Anna Tenant, joined Chikodzi and an additional spot situated amongst the art & craft artists featuring to create The Resolutionaries in 2009, and the three form the core Spanish guitarist Enrique Lopez. Artfest is collabotating with the of the band, playing bass, tenor, and soprano marimbas. Marimba Skeleton Park Arts Festival. On Sunday they are presenting The Lady means “wooden voice” in Shona, and is a percussion instrument that Racers, Reuben deGroot and Christina Foster. Bring your lawn chair resembles a xylophone, but with wooden keys. The Resolutionaries Bellfonix and take in a variety of musical genres including folk, rock, country, play a mix of age-old Zimbabwean tunes, modern innovations and Paul Chaput reggae, and world music from performers of all ages. We also have a transatlantic “livasporic” inspiration. children’s performer on Sunday at the Artfest Kids tent. Paul Chaput is a Metis Artist from the Red River Settlement. He was The Entertainers twice nominated for Best Folk Album at the National Aboriginal Music Awards and once nominated for Best Male Artist for his CD’s Old Lovers 1 girl 1 guy, 3 bands featuring Anna Sudac & Jesse MacMillan and Sweet Rain, White Lights, Red Blues. Jesse MacMillan and Anna Sudac are musicians, singers, improvisers, Drop Down Mama began in 2011 as a grassroots ensemble, graduating educators and lovebirds who live and perform between Toronto steadily to the band they are today, with influences of jazz, metal, blues, and Kingston, Ontario. Their shows are truly one-of-a-kind, blending classical and a whole lot of soul. The band consists of Nolan Chesney sophisticated musical stylings with off-the-cuff improvisations, humor on bass guitar, Ben Robson on drums, Dan Chisholm on guitar and Britt and audience engagement. Langford on vocals. These four musicians have put together a unique Baker Street Kingston performs an exciting mix of country and early virtuosic sound, oozing with creativity and passion wise well beyond rock. Come and hear all your old favorites, you might just end up their years. dancing on the grass. Pete on drums, Andre lead guitar, Fred on base, Jeff J Gaulton, since the mid 90’s has been a Canadian independent Dave on rhythm guitar, and Earl and Bill lead vocals. An Artfest favorite! singer/songwriter and recording artist. Originally beginning in the Rob Carnegie Band Local band Bellfonix plays a variety of covers, only the non-boring classic rock/hard rock genre, he played for several years in a band called Jeff Gaulton ones! Jams from 1965 to 2014. Bands such as the Temptations, Adele, AfterGlow, releasing two indie projects before the rock trio disbanded Queens of the Stone Age, Grace Potter and the Nocturnals and many in 2003. Jeff then began writing for his acoustic solo debut, the project more. Heather Bell on vocals, Matt Kirby on guitar, Winston Vinh on released in2004, with 15 original songs. Jeff continued and as a solo bass and Daniel Chalmers on drums. Put your dancing shoes on for acoustic artist, with a blues, roots, and acoustic rock focus, received Bellfonix! airplay and positive audience responses. Kevin Bowers: Kevin’s music is a mixture of mood, melody, poetry, Kendra & Kings: Kingston, Canada based musical duo sharing blues, stories and humour, sometimes simple and sometimes challenging. pop and folk favourites and their own fun and touching originals. The tunes are rough and honest; they are sometimes pretty and other Flawless atmosphere music for those classy nights or unforgettable times raw. You can hear a wide range of influences in Kevin’s work, from main-stage entertainment. Leonard Cohen, to Neil Young, to Woody Guthrie, to Mississippi John Kingstown NEW Mississippi is: Earl (Street Corner) Coleman (lead Hurt, and back around to Dylan. He covers several traditional tunes, guitar), ‘John Pecek (drums) and Rev Freddy Vendetta (vocals & guitar) and he spices his set with plenty of contemporary songs. do a little something new and original to the traditions of Blues. You’ll Christina Foster: Children & Parents together make Music Focusing on recognize where they are coming from and you’ll like where they are the art of silliness and fun, this is a workshop for children AND adults of going, especially, if you love to dance. YES! Original music you can all ages to actively make music together no matter what their musical “really” dance to. Kendra & Kings skills may be. Since we are already expert music listeners in our culture, The Method formed in early 2004 and disbanded 2 years later due this is our chance to create and participate! This workshop will include to the re-location of singer and founding member, Dave Hewitt. Time a wide variety of sing-along songs and chants (some old and some and travel reunited...and the crew is back together. The sound of The new), and incorporating small and large movement/dancing. Bring Method will bring you back to the hay day of 90’s alternative while along your favorite percussion shaker (or make one!), maybe a blanket still remaining relevant to today. Bringing out the classics, and classics to sit on, and most importantly your voices! Get ready to sing together of alternative and grunge...they’ll rock the house, and melt faces...as and dance like nobody’s watching! witnessed when they opened for See Spot Run and The Standstills in Rob Carnegie Band. Born in Kingston, Ontario, Rob Carnegie is a singer/ 2013. Catch a show soon, and rekindle your younger years! songwriter who spent several years in Nashville building his career and Möbius: Having performed as a duo, Paul&Cynth, and now joining working with some of the best in the music industry. Sharing the stage musical forces with Lindsay Strachan with some of Canada’s top country names including George Canyon, and Shaun Weima, Cynthia Laird and Gord Bamford, Dean Brody, Doc Walker and Johnny Reid, Carnegie has Paul Butler have expanded as a group built a strong following of fans that have helped him define his place in 10 Deborah Shuurmans under the band name Möbius. 11 Continued on page 24/25 Main Stage sponsored by Celebrating our 30th Year in Business Community Art Tent Schedule Kids Instructor Heather Kushum Sheedy buSinESS & family portraiturE Saturday June 28th Mixed Media & Printmaking EvEntS - GraduatES - wEddinGS paSSportS - photoGraphic printS framEd printS of KinGSton 10am – 12pm Foam printing- shapes and found items to create scene Contact us for an appointment today. ity-in-the-Park is the overall free arts programming 1pm – 3pm Print it then make it spin- Stamped spinners tops Ctheme this year at Artfest Kingston. There are many 4pm – 6pm Mono Prints on plastic bags, using acrylic paint opportunities to participate for kids and families of all All Day Origami and stamping in the Toddlers Corner ages. Learn from the experts and take an art workshop; th 285 King Street East | 613-541-1098 | www.taylorstudios.ca paint on the 3-D murals with Arthur II; design a City- Sunday June 29 Water Colour & Music with Christina Foster Drawing- character warp Class facebook: taylorstudiokingston twitter: @taylorstudios in-the-Park flag; create a sculpted hat and costume for 10:30 - 11:30am Christina Foster’s Music Sing Along Class the Canada Day promenade at the Shadowland Theatre 1pm-3pm Reflection - sprayers/ straws/salt/waxing Tent; bring your shakers and sing along with Christina 4pm-6pm Cards!! Using either abstract/ landscape/object Foster; take in a puppet show by the Frontenac Library All Day Watercolour filter craft in the Toddlers Corner Puppeteers; gobble up lunch at Chefs Marco & Carlos Quesadilla Bar- a favorite for kids; then take a play break Monday June 30th Draw it! at the splash pad and relax on the lawn aside two music 10am – 12pm Pastel – Self-portrait-Character stages and listen to some tunes. There is enough to keep 1pm – 3pm Drawing- warped Sir John A. Macdonald you busy and engaged for the entire 4-day weekend. 4pm – 6pm Powdered graphite Fun!! There are many children’s products available at the show All Day Pencil crayons and pencils for free creation as well: adorable clothing by Red Thread, Muffin Mouse In the Toddlers Corner Creations and Electrik Kidz; Alpahcritters Name Art; Tuesday July1st All Red & White!! Zoodonym Name Puzzles and crazy-fun helmet covers by Tail Wags. See program listing for details 10am – 12pm Canada Day Kite-making!! Watercolour Class 1pm – 3pm Drawing- warped Sir John A. Macdonald Monday June 30 starts at 10am www.kfpl.ca Let’s Make Music- Sunday With Christina Foster~ Presented by Skeleton Park Arts Festival 4pm – 6pm Printmaking – flag stamping using templates rtfest welcomes the Kingston Frontenac Public Library All Day Art and Craft Drop-in at the Toddlers Corner ommunity music making for children and the people as they return to Artfest in 2014 with a magical puppet A who love them! Focusing on the art of silliness and performance. The library has a long tradition of incorporating C fun, this is a workshop for children AND adults of all ages puppetry into their children’s programs. “Puppet Show Instructor Karen Peperkorn to actively make music together no matter what their Adults Extravaganza” tours are a highlight every summer, as their th musical skills may be. Since we are already expert music Saturday June 28 Programming and Outreach staff adapt favourite children’s listeners, this is our chance to create and participate! The books into dynamic performances and tour area branches with 11am – 12 pm Powdered Graphite workshop includes a wide variety of sing-along songs and their portable puppet theatre. 2 - 3 pm Mixed Media chants (some old and some new), and incorporating small Joining us at the festival are long-time library staff members th and large movement/dancing. Bring along your favorite Sunday June 29 Sarah Balint and Brenda MacDonald. Well-known to families Collage Class percussion shaker (or make one!), maybe a blanket to sit who visit the Central and Calvin Park branches, Sarah and 11am – 12 pm Printmaking on, and most importantly your voices! Get ready to sing Printmaking Class Brenda welcome children with a smile as they arrive at the 2 - 3 pm Painting together and dance like nobody’s watching! 10:30am library for storytimes, LEGO programs, and more. Monday June 30th The Artfest Puppet Show Extravaganza will feature The Monkey and the Crocodile based on a folktale from India and 11am – 12 pm Painting The Pigs’ Picnic from the picture book by Keiko Kasza. 2 - 3 pm Powdered Graphite Summer programming at KFPL begins in June and continues Tuesday July 1st throughout the summer. Their popular Stories in the Park programs return to Cataraqui Woods Park, MacCallum Park and 11am – 12 pm Mixed Media City Park. The full schedule is available on the library’s website. 2 - 3 pm Printmaking 12 Graphite Class 13 See map for puppet theatre location. www.kfpl.ca Pigs’ Picnic Puppets Christina Foster Watercolour Class Art Flag making all weekend long Participaint ® Sponsored by Tri-Art mfg, Atkinson Home Hardware, and the Ontario Government. Join in & paint an 80ft. mural during Artfest Kingston’s 4-day festival

rtfest welcomes back Ottawa’s celebrated mural artist Arthur II to AKingston. Last year over 1000 visitors painted side by side with Arthur and created a magnificent 80 ft. mural depicting Canadian history imagery. Join us to start afresh with a new theme: City-in-the- Park and the Kingston waterfront. We are spicing it up by adding 3-D elements of cut-out shapes of buildings, monuments and famous people that will be placed in front of the mural adding depth and creating a soectacular landscape vista. Then on Canada Day the mural will transform into the theatre set for the Grand Finale performance of the Hands-on Artfest Theatre led by Shadowland and the Sir John A. 2015 Salon Actors, giant puppets and costumed entourage. (see story details on page 19). This year kids have their very own mural to create. A little bit shorter and a little bit smaller: 4 ft. high and 32 ft long. No experience is necessary! This is your chance to grab a paintbrush and apply your marks with an unlimited selection of gorgeous colours provided by Kingston’s Tri-Art manufacturer of artists paint! Prepare to be amazed as gradually over the weekend Arthur’s imagery starts to emerge, utilizing all the beautiful painted layers of rich texture becoming part of it. All-ages welcome. Drop in anytime and Participaint®! Born and raised in Ottawa, Arthur II has a wealth of art experience from a diverse artistic career of painting, drawing and creating. His true gift is collaboration and leadership. Hence his Participant® has really taken off with festivals in Ottawa, Winnepeg, Kingston, Peterborough, Memphis and Toronto. You cannot help grabbing a paint brush and joining in whenARTHUR you come across the action. Everybody is an artist! II

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Artfest Show Producer Lory MacDonald 16 17 “Without a doubt the best tour in Canada.” Artfest Hands-on Theatre Needs You!! Huffington Post Contributed by Lory MacDonald hadowland Theatre Troup is coming to town to lead us in creating From Canada Day to Labour Day, SirJohna2015. Ssomething spectacular on Canada Day weekend. Join us in our ca offers twice-daily theatrical walking tours of Sir 20ft x 20ft tent to build, glue, paint and sew colourful costumes to John A. Macdonald haunts in historic downtown wear at the grand finale performance on Canada Day in City Park. All Kingston, Ontario. Professional actors and ages are welcome and encouraged to join the imaginative fun. The musicians—members of the acclaimed SALON theme is City-in-the-Park with water characters flowing promenade- Acting Company—lead these 50 – 60 minute Walks style towards the 80 ft mural of the Kingston City waterfront. You In Sir John A’s Footsteps, offering outstanding will build sculpture hats of sailing boats, rainbow coloured fish, entertainment along the way, regaling people of all birds, critters and more. Then finish the look with a matching tunic ages with tales of Macdonald’s national triumphs, and flag. Of course there will be a live band to escort everyone political scandals and his own touching and down the paths of City Park to the mural-stage. It gets even better personal story. Lots of music and comedy too. when a giant 12 ft high Sir John A. puppet joins in and leads the way with his consortium of characters Etienne Cartier, George Brown, In Sir John A.’s Footsteps is ever evolving, the only D’arcy McGee and Isabella, Sir John’s first wife. No experience is walking tour in Canada about the man judged by necessary, but if you have some, all the better. Shadowland’s artistic many to be the principal architect of Canada. The directors Anne Barber and Brad Harley are experts at guiding the tour is never the same. So rich and full was the life of scene and bringing the best out of the participants. We have four Canada’s first Prime Minister that SALON actors are days to create all of the pieces, so you can come for some or all the able to draw on a wealth of performance material. days and help with artist Arthur II’s mural, or create the painted On any given day patrons may find themselves: park flags in the Artfest Art tent too. If you feel brave enough, there will be stilt walking lessons too. Some of you will be able to tower • Visiting the hotel where Mackenzie King spoke above the river of characters as we make our way on performance to the dead during a session with spiritualists. day to the southeast end of City Park. The grand finale will be a • Watching Louis Riel hanged in Market Square short performance of all the characters involved. Expect humour, • Listening to John A. court and serenade his first drama and edgy political comment to abound. Kingston has never wife had anything like this, so please come down and join in to create a • Visiting the home of the man who hated memorable Canada Day weekend. Macdonald most. • Meeting George Brown, George Etienne Cartier, Shadowland Theatre D’Arcy McGee, hadowland creates original theatre that entertains, engages, • Agnes Macdonald—his second wife. Sempowers, and inspires people to interact positively with each • Experiencing Macdonald’s triumphs that include other and their environments. Shadowland artists are theatrical making political friends of political enemies, explorers who unearth the stories of communities and bring them joining Canada coast-to-coast by rail, and being to life in theatrical collaborations. Shadowland’s theatre is a visceral knighted by Queen Victoria expression of human experience, the land and our stories through community-engaged theatre. The company is multi-disciplinary • Rubbing shoulders with special guests (Former and celebratory, encompassing a holistic set of techniques that prime ministers Paul Martin and John Turner, stimulate the senses of audiences, participants and artists. We Lloyd Robertson, Lisa Ray, Steve Paikin, Don believe participation in the arts creates inspired, tolerant and Cherry are a few distinguished Canadians who engaged citizens, and that our stories are what weave us together. have been guest guides on the Walks. • Helping theactors & musicians create new Sir John A 2015, Artfest & Shadowland chapters of this fascinating story! Forge Creative Collaboration oin us on Canada Day weekend as three creative forces team up at In Sir John A’s Footsteps has been featured on Global JArtfest Kingston. Enjoy live spontaneous Sir John A. performances TV national news, CBC Radio, CTV, in the Toronto all weekend at spots around City Park; daily rehearsals for the Canada Star, and daily newspapers across Canada. Day Parade at the Shadowland Tent with giant puppets, actors and stilt walkers; PLUS, the Grand Finale ‘City-in-the-Park’ perfromance In the words of former Prime Minister Paul Martin, at 3pm on Canada Day in front of the 80ft. long 3-D mural. You won’t “This is Canadian history at its best.” (Globe and want miss this show, as political folly, giant puppets, actors, artists 18 Mail, June 29, 2013) and costumed promenaders culminate at City Park. Lots of fun! 19 Comida Rica! at Artfest About his inspiration Mark says “my travel through Mexico introduced me initially to the roadside taco stand. My Featuring Marcos & Carlos Quesadilla Bar parents lived in Mexico for 35 years. They took our family Contributed by Al Hearn off the beaten path to experience the true culture (without Gringos), to experience architecture, art and the culinary rtfest Kingston is excited about the food offerings at the festival treasures of this ancient land. I compare my own “Pop-Up” this year, both in the artisan area and in the international food area. A Quesadilla bar to the traditional roadside Mexican cantina. Returning this year will be Sprucewood Cookies who offer handmade Our Team at “Marcos & Carlos Quesadilla Bar” can’t wait to artisan shortbread cookies. Last year they were named Canada’s best launch our quesadillas at the Kingston ArtFest on Canada shortbread by Canadian Living Magazine. These cookies are made in small Day week-end - 4 full days of quesadillas made the way batches with all natural ingredients such as their own maple syrup and they should be made!!” Sterling Creamery butter. This year they will offer flavours such as fresh raspberry and pure apricot. They will be launching a new flavor Bacon and Canadian Cheddar, eh, I can’t wait for this one! There will also be a total surprise new flavor at the show in limited quantities that we all have to wait discover. All their products are peanut free and totally addictive. The guys that created Sprucewood Cookies will bring another amazing feature to Artfest this year. Marcos & Carlos Quesadilla Bar will offer authentic Mexican quesadillas. “Our Team is passionate about what we do. Just as we do when we make our savoury and dessert shortbread cookies at Sprucewood Handmade Cookie Co., we strive for excellence, for true flavour and for quality at an affordable price. What is really great to our team and me is that kids of all ages love our quesadillas - any flavour we make for them! Our guests love the fact that their quesadilla is made right in front of them; it’s a live cooking show all in one!

Just like the artisan or the artist, the culmination of flavours through recipe, creates taste! Variations of ingredients, just like the variations of colour on a canvas, create taste ood vendors at Artfest Kingston will sensations and visual masterpieces! Foffer a wide variety of tasty things to take home or to eat on site. You will find everything from hot and delicious hot Marcos & Carlos have taken the quesadilla to new heights! While dog and hamburger stands manned respecting the original mainstay, we add roasted fresh chicken to by Bubba and Kenny in the food area our chicken quesadillas. We rub, sear and grill the sirloin for our beef to Pepper Brew’s spicy sauces. Cool quesadillas. We add a little chopped scallion/green onion and a blend of off with coffee or lemonade from mozzarella and monterey jack cheeses to our quesadillas as well. We also the Wandering Bean. Sample: oils make shrimp & crab quesadillas, pulled pork quesadillas and some other and tapenade from Cooks Gourmet; vegetarian options like roasted root vegetable quesadillas and grilled jams and sauces too tasty to resist at vegetable quesadillas. At ArtFest on Canada Day week-end, we will be Hawberry Farms; or jams, jellies, sorbet offering 3 styles of quesadillas with a beautiful and natural Mexican bean and baked goods at Henderson Farms salad with a slice of watermelon garnish. Every ingredient that we buy is from Wolf Island. all-natural - with pure flavour and no additives. e amazed by The Wilton Cheese Mark Pollard says, “the best part about being a Chef is that through BFactory and their fresh curd and trial and some error, you get to create. Just like the artisan or the artist, complete your dairy fix on a hot day the culmination of flavours through recipe, creates taste! Variations of at the Dairy Belle Ice cream truck. If ingredients, just like the variations of colour on a canvas, create taste you love hot sauces be daring and sensations and visual masterpieces! Cooking is the transformation of try Wicked Gourmet’s spicy offerings. ingredients, by hand, to create colour, texture, and ultimately flavour. The best shortbread in Canada can be Cooking is a creative process, indeed. What is even better than the found at Sprucewood Cookies brought creation of recipes and ingredients is the fact that at the end of the to you by the same culinary geniuses cooking process, the Chef can share his work with his friends, family and as Marcos and Carlos Quesadillas. Both even billable clients - at his table. Food, like art is meant to be shared, offer all natural simple ingredients with displayed and enjoyed.” unbelievable flavour. 20 21 KINGSTON --- Welcome to one of the most historic – and Wolfe Island and cycle around its many bike Creating a Memorable picturesque - regions of Ontario. routes. Make sure you pick up a picnic lunch This is one of the province’s prettiest, most perfect little from your hotel or one of Kingston’s many eateries. The Trade Square is Visit to Artfest & Kingston towns, developed around the various waterways – Lake Kingston’s newest Story Contributed by Steve Veale Kingston’s roots may also be seen at the Ontario, the St. Lawrence River and the Cataraqui River that downtown Farmers’ Market (every Tuesday, shopping district meet and meld at the city’s harbourfront. They then all link to Thursday and Saturday) with its fresh inside the walls of Fort Henry National he Art Stars program the spectacular Rideau Canal, which connects inland all the produce and fruit as well as the adjoining Historic Site Tfeatures young way to Ottawa, the Capital City of Canada. “antique/junkue” sales. This is the oldest, emerging Kingston artists This is a livable, enjoyable town. A friendly environment for continuously running farmers’ market in the family and friends, centered around a community known • Local, Boutique & Canadian entire province. • A truly unique Shopping Experience at the festival. Artfest for arts and crafts, wining and dining, boating and yachting, Although the city is very pedes-friendly, • Open Wed – Sun from June to September Kingston, in partnership parks and recreation, cafes and diners, farmers markets and take a ride on the bright red city Trolley for • After shopping stay and enjoy a sip of with the Kingston art trails, local theatre, musical entertainment and of course, a brief visit to the major attractions, sights local wine at Grape Escape & Dine on Arts Council, provides an historical site for the birth and development of a nation. and sites. This will give you an overview and Kingston’s Largest Patio- The Battery Bistro - overlooking Kingston and Lake Ontario. free exhibit space and The area was first claimed by the “New World” French in 1673 you’ll know where you want to return for a when they built Fort Frontenac which was constructed upon a more thorough exploration on your own. For hours of operation and more details visit: tradesquare.ca • forthenry.com promotion for outstanding traditional Mississauga First Nations site known as Katarokwi. Like all university towns, historical Kingston arts achievement. By providing free exhibit space The British eventually captured and destroyed the original is firmly planted in the 21st Century with at the show the artist can gain valuable experience settlement, building one in their own likeness that became youth-oriented bars, pubs, cafes and events and feedback about their work, and further the the base for the British Naval fleet during the War of 1812. designed for its annual influx of thousands of learning process of selling their art work in a Kingston was briefly the capital of the “United Canadas” from students. And, wherever there are students, public venue. For more information contact Lory 1841-1844 and the first meeting of ‘Parliament’ of the time music is sure to follow. The students of was held here in 1841. The honour was then bestowed upon Queens University throng to the year-round MacDonald 613-767-9116 Montreal, then Toronto with the final capital site claimed by jams including the Limestone City Blues Ottawa in 1857. Festival, Kingston Jazz Festival, Skeleton Park However, the city can claim the honour of being the birthplace Festival and the Canadian Guitar Festival. of Sir John A. Macdonald, Canada’s first prime minister, which In fact, artists, musicians, painters, sculptors, makes this a spectacular gathering place to celebrate the actors, writers have all gravitated to this part country’s official birthday every year on July 1st. of Eastern Ontario with a creative colony The city was also rich in natural limestone that was used to that spans from Prince Edward County along build many of the provinces most solid and striking buildings. the shores of the St. Lawrence, through When visiting Toronto’s Distillery District for the three summer Kingston, , throughout the 1,000 Artfest Toronto shows, look around at all the buildings on this Islands and up to Ottawa. The entire stretch is urban 13-acre district that were constructed with stone from replete with tiny art galleries, music venues, the “Limestone City”. little theatres, culinary schools and of course the artisans who create some wonderful So while the city has a fascinating past, it is a place of present Ontario wines. activities and many future possibilities. First stop, the tourism ambassadors at the Old Railway station, right on the harbour And kids! Kingston is a family-friendly town, not only for those living there but for the and across the City Hall, are always ready and able to start you by figure skating and local hockey tournaments and the on your tour. thousands of families who visit every year – boating and scuba diving in the summer, cross-country skiing and Winter Antique Show. Maple Madness celebrates the Likely the best place to start is to pay tribute to the area’s snowmobiling in the winter. (Note: Lovers of winter. There coming of spring; outdoor Farmers Markets spring up in history in the limestone fortifications of Old Fort Henry. The are some delightful winter weekend getaway cottages Springer Historic Market and Art After Dark shows guests red tunics of the 18th century soldiers are on full display and resorts in the area and along the river – both family the city’s art galleries under cover of darkness. during military maneuvers during the day. (Note: Plan to visit resorts and couples getaways). Summer brings the city Music in the Park, free Movies in during the daily sunset ceremony of fife and drum.) Look the Square, Cooking Demonstrations, Taste of Kingston, Kids are a focal point for the July 1st Artfest Kingston in for the imposing Martello Towers, which along with the Fort the Wolfe Island Music Festival plus oh-so many other City Park. The year-round water/splash pool is enhanced and Rideau Canal, are part of Ontario’s only UNESCO World events with buskers, musicians, concerts and theatre. by the Childrens’ Art Tent and the absolutely fabulous Heritage Site. ‘painting wall’ designed for that old cliché – ‘Children of All But above all, try and be in Kingston during Canada’s Another “best choice” for an evening is to take a scenic – and Ages’. Birthday on July 1st. This is a special weekend for the nation romantic for visiting couples - dinner cruise through the but an extra special celebration for one of the country’s Year-round events are designed to take advantage of on one of the many cruise ships waiting most historic, vibrant, artistic and beautiful cities. Ontario as a four-season tourist destination including a ‘Feb for you at the harbour. During the day, take the ferry to Fest’ four-day celebration of all things winter highlighted www.kingstontourism.com. 22 23 Schedule on Page 26 Artfest Music continued... Tim Murphy has been writing in one form or another for more than Redwoods and Birch are an instrumental rock trio, it left ample room to express inner emotions and create forty years, and has been focusing on music for roughly the last twenty- consisting of brothers Van and Brock Sheen on electric visual pictures. Artists such as Keith Jarrett spoke to her five of those years. His first semi-available recording was a cassette in guitar and bass, and their friend since birth Brady Nelson love of improvisation. Feelings of love, loss, hope and 2002, SUPERTIM, released on Toronto artist GB Jones’ label BIG ETHEL on drums. With the absence of vocals, this Kingston bred joy are at the heart of her compositions. She visualizes RECORDS AND TAPES. He has made various home recordings since, trio instead relies on textures, dynamics and complex landscapes, seasons, dance, and in and outer journeys. and plays around Kingston at various events, including Music at the interlocking parts to convey the emotions present in their Andrea Leyton has been singing and acting in Kingston for Bux. Enjoy? Most of his discography can be found online at http:// original material. many years. She loves to perform and sharing her gift of www.timmybear.bandcamp.com Rueben deGroot is originally from Vancouver. After stints music. Doug O’ Handley has been playing the piano since he was 6 and with his previous band The Seams in Edmonton and San Robyn Sweet began playing guitar at the age of 18 composing since the age of 8. He spent his younger years writing his Francisco, he has called Kingston home for the past seven while working at a summer camp in Tweed, Ontario. She Rueben deGroot own music and eventually began playing with a prog. rock band who years. deGroot’s distinctive blend of jazz, alt-country, and began learning to read and play music at a young age on indecisively named themselves Major Felten. When the members of folk surrounding a core of rock n’ roll is known for pulling instruments, but she has always had an interest and love Major Felten went off to university Doug began making music with the audience onto the dance floor. Rocket Surgery, his for the guitar. She uses music as an escape from the stress Colin Sinclair and making his own loop based electro acoustic music. latest album release, is no exception. His new album sees of school and life. While she hasn’t started writing her own Doug is currently working on his own projects and his band 25 ABY deGroot wearing his love for music from the 1970’s on his music yet, she hopes to in the near future. with Mr. Sinclair. sleeve while delivering his most sonically rich and versatile Trilogy These three well respected, multi-talented, top Scott Knapp was involved in Samba Kingston (sambakingston.ca ) and songs to date. Like Ben Folds and Dr. Dog, deGroot’s song music industry professionals blend their talents to faithfully was a member of the performance group ‘Wuawuanco Todos‘. He was writing nods to another era. The apparent influence of folks and accurately reproduce the sound of the Artists they pay also involved with Samba Ottawa when he lived there. Originally from like Jackson Browne and Don Henley never overpower homage to. From James Brown’s funk, to the heart tugging Kingston, he returned here after having spent time living in Vancouver, deGroot’s own unique voice. “ Angel Eyes “by Jeff Healey, this is one of the most exciting Ottawa and the Durham region.. He favours playing Canadian artist’s Phyllis Scully & Evan Jackson. Phyllis is 13 years old and bands you will see in a very long time. The recreation of music, and is a big fan of Neil Young. she will be entering Grade 9 at Holy Cross in the fall. She is the music and their three part harmonies are second to Kieran L’Abbe, a young musician, has been playing guitar for several beginning her sixth year as a student of The Renaissance none. years. He’s performed in various venues around Kingston both alone School of Music and has been performing publicly since Troubadour is comprised of three local musicians. Christine and with a band, but most frequently on the street as a busker. He also she was 10. Her past venues include ‘benefits for the Hunter, Jon Jones and Marijane Letourneau. While each Lady Racers plays banjo, piano and occasionally electric bass. He feels that playing Children’s Wish Foundation’ (Kingston & Ottawa), the artist has performed in around Kingston for many years on music is the most meaningful thing in his life, and appreciates every Easter Seals Foundation Telethon, and has also become their own, it is when they come together that they are at opportunity that is presented to share that with those around him. a local fixture busking Saturday and Sunday mornings their best. Solid sweet harmonies and artistic guitar licks Jazmine Wykes is a 16 year old student at Frontenac secondary school in the markets at Kingston’s Market Square. Her musical lay the foundation for a repertoire ranging from traditional who enjoys writing songs on the piano and jamming with friends. influences and interests are varied. folk to contemporary Appalachian Mountain music. Evan is 15, and just completed LCVI (grade 10). And The Lady Racers have been sharing their songs and sharing their The Douglas Watson R&B Revue is one of Canada’s top along with vocals, plays bass and acoustic guitar. He is a voices for over 10 years. Comprised of Lia Dawson, Christina Foster, and Blues, R&B Soul, Rockin Dance bands in Canada. With former student of The Renaissance School of Music’s ‘Rock Anna Robertson, this captivating trio will sing to you with their striking deep pocket R & B grooves and a voice that’s as smooth Academy’ and has been playing in the Kingston area for harmonies, and maybe even pull at your heart-strings. In support of as silk, Douglas Watson will be sure to have us dancing three years. a self-titled EP and their album, Here and Now, the group has toured off our feet. His band features Mississippi Pete Temple from Montreal through to Windsor playing concerts, festivals, bars, Deborah Shuurmans began piano lessons at age 6, on Harmonica, Chris “Mr Sweetness” Latta on guitar and and cafés. following in her Mother’s and Grandmother’s footsteps. Maciej Lukasiewicz on drums. They released their first CD Sean Patterson is a young singer-songwriter and soft rock solo artist, She grew up playing and listening to composers such as “Voodoo Healin’” last year. occasionally accompanied by his father, Mike, on rhythm guitar. After Chopin and Debussy. This music appealed to her because six years of busking in downtown Kingston’s market square, Sean Sean Partterson has built up and nursed a vast collection of original compositions and covers. Throughout that time, Sean has honed a unique musical sound, featuring delightful dynamics and accented ‘ear candy’ for the alt-loving listener. From acoustic underground to classic rock, his umbrella never stops expanding and discovering new sounds. Gary Rasberry is an accomplished and versatile artist-educator living in Kingston, Ontario. His latest CD, “What’s the Big Idea?!?” is his 4th solo recording. A published poet, parent and musician, Gary has also recorded and performed at folk festivals across Ontario with the acoustic trio Fireweed. As an educator, Gary teaches songwriting workshops at Queen’s University and offers ‘Song, Story & Sound’ workshops in schools everywhere. Watch for Gary Rasberry and The Gary Raspberry Big Idea Band this summer … 24 Douglas Watson R&B Revue 25 Artfest Kingston Artists & Artisans 2014 Booth O12 Main Stage Performance Schedule Small Stage Performance Schedule Sponsored by Soundworks and 4Office Automation Saturday June 28 Saturday June 28 10:30 - Noon Kingston School of Dance 10:30-noon Gary Rasberry Duncan’s 12:05- 12:50 Tim Murphy 12:30- 1:30 Paul Chaput Celtic Stonework 1:00 – 3:30 Rob Carnegie Band 2:00- 3:30 Robyn Sweet RR2 Ravenna, ON Tiffany Horrocks OS Pointer 4:00 – 6:00 Trilogy 4:00- 6:00 Kingstown NEW Mississippi

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26 Chaka Kismet Clay 27 Exhibiting at Artfest Kingston Kingston Glass Studio & Gallery ~ A Hidden Treasure at 56 Queen Street Ride your bike to ingston Glass Studio & Gallery is located in the heart Artfest Kingston! Kof downtown. The historic stable building now houses In a new partnership with Cycle Kingston, Artfest a glass blowing studio and fine art & craft gallery. Mariel will have an area to park your bikes safely while you Waddell Hunter and Mischka Alexi Hunter own and operate Kingston Seniors Centre at Artfest tour around the show. See all of the exhibitors and Kingston Glass. Both graduated from Hot Glass Forming at rtfest Kingston 2014 is pleased to partner with take part in the vast array of free arts programming all Sheridan College School of Craft and Design before working weekend long, and not have to worry about parking. many great Kingston community organizations A at the studio. With a unique twist to traditional glass blowing A We all know it will be a busy weekend in downtown this couple makes pieces from stemless wine glasses to definite highlight of this festival will be the 6Squared art Kingston, so hop on your bikes and peddle to City installations at the MGM Grande in Las Vegas. Each draws exhibition, which will be hosted by the KIngston Seniors Park. We will have an enclosed area at the park with inspiration from their very different childhoods to create Centre and Seniors Association Kingston Region. an atendant all weekend. See map for details on page one-of-a-kind original works of art. This fundraiser event features a selection from the 16/17. Open year round, the public is welcome to watch the ancient hundreds of original artworks, each of which measure form of blowing glass while taking in the gallery space that 6x6 inches. What makes 6Squared so unique is that every features one-of-a-kind works. They also offer workshops piece is set at $20, and the artist is only revealed upon and events open to the public from private lessons to purchase. Well-known artists, seniors, students, adult, hand-casting events. Kingston Glass also represents over youth, and even local celebrities have submitted works. 30 Canadian professional artists in various media including painting, ceramics, wood, metal, mixed media and textiles. Whether you’re thinking of buying something for yourself, or finding the perfect piece to give as a gift, the incredible Modern Fuel, Kingston School of Dance and talents displayed are truly a gift to the community. Visit Kingston Arts Council~Moving to the New the Kingston Seniors Tent to take a break, hang out and Tet Centre 2014 Contibuted by Colin Wiginton to socialize. See the Artfest City Park map for the booth June 20-29 2014 he Tett Centre for Creativity and Learning is a newly location on page 16/17. Tformed arts cluster housed in former 19th century distillery building located along the shores of Lake Ontario. This City-owned facility is intended to provide a permanent home to nine arts organizations that have been brought together under one roof alongside individual artists’ studios and a variety of rental spaces, including multipurpose rehearsal studios, a community gallery and the restored ‘Malting Tower” event space. The Tett Centre forms part of a much larger arts campus that includes the Isabel Bader Centre for the Performing Arts, a world-class performing arts facility built by Queen’s University. Together, these two facilities provide residents Contibuted by Dan Hendry and visitors with unparalleled access to artists, art making small actions make dramatic change and arts presentations. The mission of the Tett Centre itself The Climate Action Clothesline: is to foster creativity and learning in the arts for professional Artfest welcomes Climate Action Clothesline to the festival the cloths are dramatic – and demonstrate how, together, artists, students, the broader Kingston community and this year. You can see their Clothesline pieces at the Artfest our little changes can have a tremendous impact. visitors to come together in a vibrant setting offering an Community Art Tent. What is this all about? Read on… “We gathered these cloths from students, artists and exceptional range of creative activities designed to appeal The Climate Action Clothesline is a public art installation to people of all ages and artistic abilities. people who dropped by our display on the street,” says portraying the kinds of climate actions we all must take Dan Hendry, the City’s Public Education and Promotions Both the J. K. Tett Centre, and the adjacent Stella Buck to slow and adapt to our changing climate. So, what is a Coordinator. “Having members of the community make Building (that now forms part of the Isabel Bader Centre for Climate Action? Each of the nearly 400 artists who have these cloths was a great way to engage them in thinking the Performing Arts) originally formed part of the Morton contributed, has painted a “Cloth” to show you. about climate change and what they can do about it in Brewery and Distillery complex that was reputed to be A climate action is any action you can take that will reduce their daily lives. the largest of its kind in North America at one time. The greenhouse gas emissions: One cloth shows someone ”This art installation project was made possible by a grant creative use of the site was first initiated by John K. Tett, a riding a bicycle (instead of driving), another celebrates from the Great Lakes Adaptation Assessment for Cities former Director of Recreation for the City of Kingston, and local foods, another solar power and, of course, the (GLAA-C) and compliments the Kingston Climate Action that tradition continues with the renovation project and the Clothesline itself underlines the energy-saving benefits of Plan. establishment of the Tett Centre for Creativity and Learning using a clothesline to dry wet clothes. Hanging together, 28 as a new community-driven, not-for-profit arts organization. 29 Your one stop shop for Kingston information and souvenirs including a Ride Kingston’s local artisan studio with unique, handcrafted works. 9-stop Hop On, Hop Off Tour with a special stop at Artfest Kingston.

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