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60Th Anniversary of the BLOB STREETFAIR VENDORS STREETFAIR VENDORS CONT’D blobfest 2018 REVISED SCHEDULE 11:11 Creations Handmade Art Samantha Gray Fan Art th 60 Anniversary OF THE BLOB 8bit Fusion Scott Pensak Art Pop Culture Trinkets, Apparel & Jewelry Seamless Southwork Jewelry Arnold’s Family Fun Center Friday............7:30pm Friday Night Stage Show & Runout (Sold Out) Shayna Parker Doors @ 7pm. Hosted by Mr. Lobo with special guests Dr. Frank N. Stone, Dr. Ima Hack, Dash July 13 Blacknook & Mistress Rae’s Decadent Designs Fine Art, Prints & Handmade Bags Daring, Dixie Dellamorto, The Patient Creatures, Kris Yeaworth, Mary and the Monsters from Outer Goth Dolls, Jewelry & Accessories Space, and Feet First Dancers. Plus: Shorty-Award-winning films screened! No ticket for the Runout? Smitty’s Bowling Pin Art Come to Phoenixville anyway! Enjoy the Friday Summer Music series, then head back to the Colonial Bruce Blitz Caricaturist before 9PM to watch the Runout! Stephanie Stocker & Conor Lavin Fan Art C2 Creative Original Art Saturday......11-5pm Streetfair on Bridge Street Steve Unger Licensed T-Shirts July 14 Special guests: Mr. Lobo, Ghoul A Go-Go, David Eisenhauer - Cinema Sickness, Chris LaMartina, Matt Chop Shop Store Tamme Handmade Pillow & Bags McGinnis, Patient Creatures, Lee Wanner with the original fire truck from The Blob, Jonathan Hein Original Prints & T-Shirts with “Tony’s car,” and musical guests Dibbs Preston & the Detonators. Plus: vendors and more! Taylor Bielecki Original Art Chris Orlando Fan Art Inside the Colonial: Special Guests! Vintage Robot 11-5pm Robot T-Shirts & Accessories With the purchase of a ticket to any film you can visit our special guests & tour the theatre. Christopher White Collectibles 12:00pm Inside the Colonial: The Blob & Creature from the Black Lagoon 3D Crossan Concessions Kettlekorn Streetfair: Fire Extinguisher Parade Donald David Original Art & Prints GUESTS INSIDE THE COLONIAL Inside the Colonial: 4D Man Saturday 11am - 5pm 12:30pm Etched in Embers Wood Carvings Screening in The White Rabbit Theatre. Also showing at 4:30. Wristband Required to Enter the Theatre Inside the Colonial: Steve McQueen: American Icon Fairy Moon Marshall Terrill - Steve McQueen biographer Woodburning Art & Furniture Screening in The Berry Theatre. Introduced by Marshall Terrill with a Q&A after the film. Kris Yeaworth 1:00pm Streetfair: Costume Contest hosted by Dash Daring Florance & Leah Patient Creatures Register next to the stage, diagonally across the street from the theatre, at 12pm. Handcut Leather Jewelry & Accessories Bill Jersey - Art Director on The Blob 2:00pm Streetfair: Patient Creatures Storytelling @ Steel City Geek Boy Press Prints & T-Shirts Wes Shank - Caretaker of the Blob Steel City Coffeehouse is located at 203 Bridge Street, one block east of the theatre. Keith Almoney - Danny in The Blob 2:30pm Inside the Colonial: Dinosaurus! George Jordan - VHSPS - Videos & DVDs Screening in The White Rabbit Theatre. Also showing at 6:30. Ricou Browning Green Street Flux The Creature in Creature from the Black Lagoon Soaps, Potions & Candles Streetfair: Q&A with Matt McGinnis, Writer for MST3K: The Return Chris Mihm Matt will also sell prints of his “Famous Blobs” artwork and sign autographs. Director of Demon with the Atomic Brain Joe Gart - Model Geek Artwork & Models 4:00pm Inside the Colonial: The Blob & Creature from the Black Lagoon 3D K&K Collectibles & Movies Streetfair: Patient Creatures Storytelling @ Steel City MERCHANT FACADE CONTEST Steel City Coffeehouse is located at 203 Bridge Street, one block east of the theatre. Kiwanis Club of Phoenixville Vote for Your Favorite at the Pinball Inside the Colonial: Spook Show featuring Daughter of Horror 4:30pm Nicole Wiegand Machine Under the Colonial Marquee Screening in The Berry Theatre. Hosted by Mr. Lobo, Dash Daring & Matt McGinnis. Jewelry, Housewares & Art 8:00pm Inside the Colonial: The Blob & I Married a Monster from Outer Space Refinery - 131 Bridge Street Petunia Rocks! Chamber of Commerce - 171 Bridge Street Clothing & Accessories Sunday......... 2:00pm Inside the Colonial: The Blob & Demon with the Atomic Brain (2017) Liberty Carriage House - 176 Bridge Street July 15 Plus: Q&As with Keith Almoney, Ricou Browning, and director Christopher Mihm. Pickled Punks Prints Community Arts Phoenixville - 207 Bridge Street Around Town...................................................................................................................... All Kinds of Fast - 214 Bridge Street Pizza Party Printing Merchant Facade Contest Great Food and Libations Rec Room by Conshohocken Brewing Co. Prints, Apparel & Accessories Get updates at Cast your ballot at the pinball machine in front of the theatre. Support our generous advertisers & merchants! 230 Bridge Street Facebook.com/ Blobfest Ticket Information........................................................................................................... PopsicArt Pop Art Artisans Gallery & Cafe - 234 Bridge Street Double Features: $12 / $10 / $8 (Sorry, No Passes) Jewelry, Housewares & Art Cameron Peters Floral Design - 247 Bridge Street Tickets available online at www.TheColonialTheatre.com. Advance purchase tickets for Saturday’s shows must be 252 Bridge Street Schedule Puppet Sushi Puppets Community Eco Store - subject to exchanged for wristbands outside the theatre. You must have a wristband to enter the theatre on Saturday. change. LuLu Boutique & Gifterie - 12 S. Main Street Thanks to our Sponsors................................................................................................ Red Hot Gal’s Boutique Generations Toy Store - 113 S. Main Street The Mainstay Inn, Chester County’s Brandywine Valley, Advanced Dentistry of Toys, Housewares & Accessories Collegeville, Riverworks Phoenixville, Mosaic Music Lessons, RUNegades, and Visual Edge - 227 Church Street Renewal by Andersen Retro Roadmap The 3 Painted Pugs - 4 Gay Street Cool Vintage Places & Retro Fun Guidebooks Bad Chicken Photography - 220 Third Avenue.
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