10TH ANNUAL CRAFT LAKE CITY®

PRESENTED BY

FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY AUG. 10TH AUG. 11TH AUG. 12TH 5 PM - 10 PM NOON - 10 PM NOON - 7 PM craftlakecity.com • #clcdiyfest • craftlakecity GALLIVAN CENTER, 239 SOUTH MAIN ST., DOWNTOWN SLC

1 TH WELCOME TO THE 10 ANNUAL DIY FESTIVAL MAKERS SPECIAL EVENTS SCREEN PRINTING WITH COPPER PALATE PRESS BOOTH #159 Experience live screen printing at the Copper Palate Press! Watch printers pull five designs on blank tote bags. Bags are FREE to Festival PRESENTED BY attendees. Designs selected from 2018 DIY Festival artisans. Fri., Aug. 10, 6 p.m.-9 p.m. Coco West Illustration (B174) PARKING FESTIVAL INFO Parking is available at these lots adjacent Sat., Aug. 11, to the Gallivan Center. Prices are subject to Thank you for joining us in celebrating 10 years of the DIY Festival®! The 10th Annual Craft 12 p.m.-3 p.m. 3:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m. 7 p.m.-10 p.m. change. Mochi Kids (B109) Trent Call (B4) Chelsea Maki Creative Lake City® DIY (Do-It-Yourself) Festival is ’s largest local-centric, three-day arts festival, (T52) featuring two stages of Utah performers and 250+ local artisans, vintage vendors, craft foodies Utah One/Gallivan Parking Lot and DIY engineers spread throughout the Gallivan Center Plaza and inside the Google Fiber STEM Enter on 200 South: $5. Sun., Aug. 12, (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math) Building. Take a stroll around the entire Plaza so you 2 p.m.-5 p.m. SAP Mtn (B96) don't miss out on any exhibitors or the wide variety of food and beverage vendors. Upgrade your Walker Center Parking Lot ticket to watch craft food demos in the Harmons VIP Lounge or learn a new skill with a Craft Lake North Side of 200 South: $15. City Workshop in our West Elm Workshop Area. Visit the DIY Festival all three days and discover KID ROW Marriott Parking Lot Stop by Craft Lake City’s exhibition space something new each day! Enter on State Street: $17. specifically for youth makers ages 14 and under. Visit all of our Kid Row exhibitors and FESTIVAL HOURS LOST AND FOUND Metered street parking is free after 8 p.m. on get acquainted with the next generation of Located at the Craft Lake City Merchandise Friday, for two hours on Saturday, and all day artisans! Look for Kid Row in the grassy area on Sunday. Friday, Aug. 10, 2018 // 5–10 p.m. Booth, near the entrance to the Harmons VIP located just east of the SLUG Mag stage. Lounge. Sat., Aug. 11 from 12 p.m.-4 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 11, 2018 // Noon–10 p.m. FIRST AID Located on the north side of the Google Fiber Sunday, Aug. 12, 2018 // Noon–7 p.m. RESTROOMS STEM Building. MEET A SCIENTIST Located on the ground floor of the south side Visit the Meet a Scientist exhibit in the Google of the Google Fiber STEM Building, accessible WATER Fiber STEM Building to meet experts in a TAG US ON SOCIAL MEDIA! from the Plaza. Local company Water and Wellness have variety of science and technology topics. generously provided free water stations Scientists will rotate throughout the weekend, Win a pair of VIP tickets to the 2019 DIY so stop by often! Festival by posting (and tagging us) on throughout the Festival. Bring your own water Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram! bottle or purchase one at the CLC Merch BIKE VALET booth to keep hydrated. @craftlakecity #clcDIYfest Bike Valet is FREE at the DIY Festival, but donations to the Bicycle HAND-THROWN POTTERY Collective are encouraged. The Bike Valet is MEAN MUGS POTTERY CO. CRAFT LAKE CITY MERCH located at the 200 South entrance. The Bike BOOTH #13 Valet closes promptly at 9:30 p.m. on Friday Watch Mean Mugs Pottery Co. throw one-of- VIP LOUNGE and Saturday and at 6:30 p.m. on Sunday. All a-kind, handcrafted Craft Lake City mugs that bikes must be picked up by then. are available for purchase at our merchandise Upgrade your experience at the Harmons VIP Lounge, centrally located on Gallivan Fri, Aug. 10, Sat., Aug. 11, Sun., Aug. 12, Plaza, adjacent to the SLUG Mag Stage. Your 6 p.m. 2 p.m., 4 p.m. 2 p.m. one-day VIP admission includes two drink CRAFT LAKE CITY MERCH BOOTH 8 p.m. 6 p.m., 8 p.m. 4 p.m. tickets and a shady front-row seat to Festival Show your support for the DIY Festival 6 p.m. entertainment. Enjoy misters, craft cocktails, by purchasing Craft Lake City branded beer, wine and food freshly prepared by merchandise or by making a tax-deductible booth. Harmons. Additional drink tickets available for donation. Find us near the entrance to the ARTISAN DEMONSTRATIONS AND purchase on site. Purchase your VIP ticket at Harmons VIP Lounge. INTERACTIVE ACTIVITIES any Festival entrance or at the entrance of the For a list of artisans offering art-making VIP Lounge. demonstrations or hands-on activities in their exhibitor space, please visit https://craftlakecity.com/diydemos. KIDS’ AREA & KIDS’ CRAFTS WORKSHOP AREA Located directly west of the SLUG Mag Stage. LIVE BROADCASTING ON The hours are the same as Festival hours. Learn a new skill at the DIY Festival by taking 90.9 FM KRCL Please do not leave children unattended in the a Craft Lake City Workshop inside the West Look for community radio station 90.9 FM Kids’ Area. Elm Workshop Area. This year’s workshops KRCL broadcasting live from the 10th Annual include watercolors, journal making, DIY Festival. cyanotypes, jewelry making, calligraphy, floral Sat., Aug. 11 from 1 p.m.-4 p.m. design and concrete air planters. 2 3 WE ARE , WE ARE , WE ARE

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over 2,300 local items Welcome to the 10th Annual Craft Lake City® DIY Festival® Presented by Harmons and Mark Miller Subaru. Thank you for celebrating 10 years of DIY with us!

I am humbled by the fact that this weekend marks the 10th year of the Craft Lake City DIY Festival. I created the DIY Festival in HarmonsGrocery.com 2009 with the help of numerous volunteers, 72 local artisans, 2,000 attendees and a dozen musical acts in . It quickly became apparent that this event could play a significant role in growing and elevating Utah’s creative culture. Today, the DIY Festival attracts 20,000+ attendees over three days, 250+ local artisans, craft foodies, vintage vendors and DIY engineers, over 50 performers on two stages and local food vendors. Our event has become a small business incubator MARK MILLER SUBARU and catalyst for entrepreneurs to sell their handmade wares or prototype their science and tech projects with the public.

Thank you for your support of the Craft Lake City community. We look forward to sustaining and improving upon our growth, celebrating Utah’s creative community, fostering community inclusion, supporting and elevating local makers, and inspiring folks to seek out their own avenues of creative fulfillment, PRESENTING SPONSOR OF appreciation or entrepreneurship. CRAFT LAKE CITY’S DIY FESTIVAL We hope your festival experience has inspired you to build your creative dreams into existence.

Onward!

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Angela H. Brown #LEAVEYOURMARK | #SUBARULOVEPROMISE Executive Director

4 5 HARMONS VIP LOUNGE UPGRADE YOUR EXPERIENCE VISIT THE ENTRANCE OF THE Upgrade your experience at the Harmons VIP Lounge, located at the center of the action. HARMONS VIP LOUNGE TO UPGRADE Get a front row seat to Festival entertainment YOUR TICKET FOR JUST $20! while you sip your drink in the shade. Sample craft bites catered by Harmons as well as craft cocktails, mocktails, wine and local craft brews.

$25 tickets are available for purchase at every entrance of the Festival. Your Harmons VIP Lounge ticket includes one-day Festival admission, one-day admission to the Harmons VIP Lounge, and two drink tickets for attendees that are 21 or older. The Harmons VIP Lounge is open during regular Festival hours.

EXCLUSIVE EVENTS INSIDE THE HARMONS VIP LOUNGE:

CRAFT FOOD DEMONSTRATIONS FROM THE CHEFS AT HARMONS COOKING SCHOOL Get a taste of what chefs from Harmons Cooking School have to offer! Harmons’ chefs will conduct craft food demonstrations all weekend. You won’t want to miss what’s cooking. Sound provided by Zu Audio.*

HARMONS' CHEFS' BUFFET MENUS As a VIP attendee, you’ll get the chance to enjoy expertly-cooked meals by Harmons’ chefs. Stop by anytime for Harmons-curated snacks, fruit-infused water and free Coca-Cola products. (Meals are first-come, first-served.)*

S’MORES MAKER’S MARK RED WAX DIPPING Get your glamping on with the Harmons Take home a souvenir! We’re hand dipping DIY s'mores station, open daily from Maker’s Mark glasses in signature red 7 p.m.- 9:30 p.m.—only in the Harmons wax and giving them away to Harmons VIP PLEASED TO SUPPORT THE 2018 DIY “DO IT YOURSELF” FESTIVAL VIP Lounge! Lounge attendees (while supplies last).* SMILEBOOTH and HARMONS VIP LOUNGE PHOTO CONTEST Win a Grand Prize Package (2019 Craft Lake City DIY Festival VIP passes plus Harmons Cooking School classes) by posting your Smilebooth photo from the Harmons VIP Lounge into the official Harmons VIP Lounge Facebook event page at facebook.com/pg/craftlakecity/events. Along with your photo, tell us about your Festival experience. Use the hashtags: #clcDIYfest #myharmons #HarmonsxSmilebooth

* For specific menus and serving schedule, visit craftlakecity.com/diy-festival/vip-lounge.

Special thanks to our generous Harmons VIP Lounge partners: Southern Glazers Wine & Spirits, Red Rock Brewing Co., Zu Audio, Smilebooth, Bitters Lab and of course, 6 Harmons. 7 7 KIDS’ AREA Travel back in time and experience the animals of the Ice Age in the DIY Festival PRESENTS CRAFT LAKE CITY Kids’ Area, located in the grassy, shaded area west of the SLUG Mag Stage. WORKSHOPS KIDS’ CRAFTS PRICES: 1 TICKET: $3 • 2 TICKETS: $5

WORKSHOPS MASTODON AND SABER-TOOTHED Get into the DIY spirit by taking a Craft Lake City Workshop presented by West Elm at the 10th TIGER MASKS: 2 TICKETS Annual DIY Festival! Learn from top local makers and take home your own contemporary, Embody the majesty of the giant mastodon and handmade project. the fierce saber-toothed tiger by creating your own wearable upcycled paperboard mask. Pre-registration required. Workshop tickets available at 24Tix.com or onsite at the Festival. Workshop tickets include the cost of single-day entry to the DIY Festival for the participant on the day of the workshop. Visit the Craft Lake City STEM craft table inside the Google Fiber STEM Building to upgrade your mask with LED lights using a paper circuit. (1 ticket) BOTANICAL JOURNAL MAKING CYANOTYPES WATERCOLORS Allison Milham of the Book Arts Chris Blackburn of Laura Muir of Laura Muir Art Program at the University of Utah Blackburn Studio West Elm Workshop Area | $35 West Elm Workshop Area | $30 PREHISTORIC MARIONETTES: West Elm Workshop Area | $35 2 TICKETS Fri., Aug. 10 at 5:30 p.m. Fri., Aug. 10 at 7:30 p.m. Sat., Aug. 11 at 12:30 p.m. Build a Deinosuchus (pictured) or dire wolf Learn how to use drawing Make your own journal Photographer Chris marionette using upcycled materials, then try and painting techniques using the fun and meditative Blackburn will share how to your hand at puppeteering at the puppet stage. to make negative space process of Ethiopian-style create beautiful cyanotype watercolors inspired by bookbinding in this workshop prints on paper and fabric nature in this workshop led by Allison Milham of using foliage and sunlight. with DIY Festival artisan the Book Arts Program at the University of Utah. BOUNCY HOUSE: 1 TICKET Laura Muir. Kids 10 and under can enjoy some kid time jumping in our bouncy house. JEWELRY MAKING CALLIGRAPHY FLORAL DESIGN Heather Leeflang of Bre McCallum Pamela Olson of H Works Jewelry West Elm Workshop Area | $35 Native Flower Company ANIMALS OF THE ICE AGE FACE West Elm Workshop Area | $35 West Elm Workshop Area | $50 PAINTING: 2 TICKETS Sat., Aug. 11 at 4:30 p.m. Sat., Aug. 11 at 2:30 p.m. Sun., Aug.12 at 12:30 p.m. Transform into a ferocious beast of the Ice Age and 6:30 p.m. and 3:00 p.m. by getting your face painted. Choose from two Join Heather Leeflang of Learn the basic tools different designs—saber-toothed tiger (left) and H Works Jewelry to drill, and techniques used in Design floral masterpieces giant sloth (right). bend, and pound sleek calligraphy, and then from beautiful seasonal handmade earrings from work with instructor Bre blooms with the guidance copper and brass. McCallum to create enviable of Pamela Olson, owner of envelopes and greeting Native Flower Company. cards.

Decoration support of the DIY Festival Kids’ Area was provided by Zurchers. CONCRETE AIR PLANTERS Kirsten Moore of FreckleFace West Elm Workshop Area | $30 Sun., Aug. 12 at 5:30 p.m. Join DIY Festival artisan Kirsten Moore to experience the fun process of mixing, molding and pouring contemporary concrete plant holders to enliven any living space.

8 9 DIY ENGINEERS FESTIVAL FOOD INSIDE STEM BUILDING

The DIY Festival features a variety of food options to keep your thirst quenched and your DIY Engineers are housed in Google Fiber’s Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) stomach happy! All of our food vendors and food trucks are locally-based. Find them near the Building on Gallivan Plaza and are one of the most popular attractions at our Festival. DIY 90.9 KRCL Stage. From gourmet coffee to sandwiches and tacos to delectable frozen treats— Engineers display interactive science projects, inventions, incubator concepts, modular synths, there’s something to please everyone! virtual reality experiences, prototypes, 3-D printing and technology projects. FOOD TRUCKS EXHIBITORS EXHIBITING SPONSORS Binary* 90.1FM KUER CUPBOP BANH MI TIME AMKHA MISKY Korean BBQ in a cup Tasty Vietnamese Peruvian food specialties Bushwhack Outdoor Company Craft Lake City sandwiches Energy Institute at Salt Lake Community College Salt Lake City Green MASSIMO’S PIZZA HAPPY CAMPER DELI FuzePlay Utah STEM Action Center Pizza and focaccia prepared FALAFEL TREE Sandwiches, soups, Make Salt Lake from scratch and baked in a Traditional Middle Eastern box lunches, pasta salad Momentum Recycling wood-fired oven and Mediterranean Monkey Time Software vegan fare SMOKE-A-BILLY Morph 3D APOLLO BURGER BBQ & GRILL Natural History Museum of Utah Charbroiled burgers, MAIZE Fresh smoked meats Rest 30 Records: Video Game Division fries and more Homestyle tacos and homemade sides Softwire Synthesis UVU College of Science

FOOD TENTS *Binary can be found on the DIY Festival Plaza near the food area. CLUCKER’S SLIDERS DALI CREPES WASATCH Dutch oven chicken sliders Traditional European-style CREAMERY sweet and savory crêpes Small batch, artisan ice NORMAL ICE CREAM cream and homemade sides CRAFT LAKE CITY STEM CRAFTS An ice cream concept by ARGENTINA’S BEST Unleash your inner scientist and engineer by making a STEM craft that you can take home. Alexa Norlin, a normal girl EMPANADAS PETERSEN FAMILY from a normal place Homemade empanadas FARMS filled with beef, chicken, Gourmet popcorn GLOWING MASKS GLITTER SLIME MOTORIZED SPUD ON A STICK lamb, spinach and more (Kids’ Area Add-On) - 1 ticket - 1 ticket TOY CAR - 2 tickets Tasty potatoes with a twist FINEST SNO ON CAFFE IBIS EARTH Light up your Ice Age mask See how STEM can Build a zippy toy car with a Award winning coffee Deluxe Hawaiian shaved ice by building a simple circuit really sparkle by making motor and a battery. Learn since 1976 with batteries, LEDs and glitter slime with simple new skills like how to ON-SITE MAMA AFRICA copper tape. ingredients. solder and create circuits! RESTAURANTS: V PANINI African specialties - glazed Organic artisan vegan ribs, samosas and fried Explore the air-conditioned panini sandwiches plantains STEM WORKSHOPS restaurants on Gallivan Ave: Pulp, Bangkok Terrace, CHEF CANTU MAUI WOWI From Scratch, Boltcutter, Wholesome organic Featuring interactive and hands-on creative experiences that are fun for all ages, Craft Lake HAWAIIAN City STEM workshop topics include Take a Virtual Field Trip with VReedom Ventures, Fix-It Monkeywrench and Good food created with love SMOOTHIES Grammar. Clinic with the Utah Recycling Alliance, Science Zine Making Party with GRID Zine Fest, Hidden All-natural smoothies in Psychology of Games with Science on Tap and TechHour for All Ages with FuzePlay.* CITY GROUNDS tropical flavors Nitro cold brew coffee * For specific times and schedule visit craftlakecity.com/diy-festival/stem

Do you have a prototype, invention or STEM-based program that you’d like to showcase If you’re looking for one-of-a-kind limited batches of handmade food products, at future events, and/or hold a workshop in partnership with Craft Lake City? If so, then look for our craft foodies sprinkled throughout the plaza, serving up mini please email us at [email protected] or call 801.906.8521. desserts, spices, handmade jam and more! 10 11 300 S. S 300 S. SOUTH ENTRANCE FESTIVAL KEY PARKING STRUCTURE WELLS FARGO UPPER LEVEL BUILDING STATE ST. STATE MAIN ST. BOOTHS 180187 BOOTHS LOWER LEVEL BOOTHS 158179 EXIT ONLY FOOD AREA EXHIBITOR BOOTHS GALLIVAN AVE. GALLIVAN AVE. E VOLUNTEER CHECKIN SPONSORED BY SPILT INK EXHIBITOR TABLES

BOOTHS 139157 RESTROOMS (LOCATED INSIDE) MARRIOTT BOOTHS 92100 W TABLES TABLES 1936 ENTRANCE WEST HOTEL 3752 FIRST AID BOOTHS 73-83 BOOTHS 8491 BOOTHS 101116 BOOTHS 117138 FOOD AREA (SATURDAY ONLY) STATE ST. STATE MAIN ST.

KIDS’ AREA BEER & WINE BOOTHS 4072 VIP ENTRANCE TABLES 518 VIP LOUNGE VIP LOUNGE INFO & MERCH Spirits & Cocktails available BOOTHS 2335 FESTIVAL INFO AND MERCH BOOTHS 2139

BOOTHS 120 WORKSHOP AREA STEM BUILDING (LOCATED INSIDE) TABLES 14 WORKSHOP AREA (LOCATED INSIDE) STEM BUILDING NORTH ENTRANCE ELEVATOR ADA MAIN ST. STATE ST. STATE BIKE VALET

N ADA ENTRANCE 200 S. 200 S. 12 13 Sunday Only* FRI/SAT Only+ 2018 DIY T37 Brett Ferrin Design B36+ Emmi Jaine Creations T40 Butterbean Leather Co. B133 EVAN JED - NOTHING LASTS FESTIVAL B11 bykali B123+ Fell T34 Calaveritas Carito B34 Felt n' Folk ARTISANS (authentic sugar skulls) B173 Fizzbloom B104 Callie Capps Jewelry T7* Floss and Felt B65 Cameo College B187 For the Sweet B25 Candace Jean T16 Foxy Fibers B150 Cardinal B24 FreckleFace T24 Cedar & Rye T7+ Friendly Foods SLC B30 Ceramics by Benjamin Gawle B2 Fullgive Leather B9 Chantel Lauren B120 Furturtle Show Prints LOCATING DIY EXHIBITORS To find a specific exhibitor, look up their name below and reference the festival map on pages T52 Chelsea Maki Creative B1 GardenAu 12 & 13. Booth exhibitors are identifiable by the letter "B" in front of thier number, and Table T35 Chiix & Co. B71 GeekeryBathe exhibitors are identifiable by the letter “T” in front of their number. T33 Chloe Monson B38+ GinnyPenny B75 CitySalt Sunday Only* FRI/SAT Only+ T23 GnarWall Bags B50 Clayton Vance Design B62 Gold Ridge Design B174 Coco West Illustration B37+ Goodies and Co. B131 Colunga Art B146 Grave Noise Press B17* Concocted Curioddities B3 Grey Matter SLC B159 Copper Palate Press B20 H Works Jewelry T22 "Happy Accidents" T26 Ashley Fairbourne Illustration VT1 Copperhive Vintage B21+ Haberdash B49 2nd Hand Coast T19 Ashley Love B79 Cotton Floozy Collective (The) B142 Halestorms Jewelry B101 90.9FM KRCL T8 Asia Raine Designs B12 Craft Lake City Info Booth T15 Hand Drawn Photo Booth B113 Abella Blue B124* Autumn and Aspen B13 Craft Lake City Merchandise B66 Hand Over the Hero B99 Adam Addley B52 B's Custom Creations B145 Creative Bones B163 Happy Color B152 Adrien Raigne B67 BADBEAR B103 CRUDE Personal Care B45 Harper Made B134 Aella V. Jewelry B28 Be Light Candle Company T38 Danielle Susi B75 Heather Mahler ART B53 Alex Adams Photography T5+ Bea Outlined B140 Dappr Tire B14 Hex Press (The) T49 Allison Martinez-Arocho B5 Bearded Jeweler (The) T36* Dead Things Store (The) B6 Hey Be Fab B136 Andy Joy Chase B19 Bison Bison Supply B116 deadbinky B80 Hive Mind Apiary (The) B178 Aolani's Aloha Brew B171 Bitters Lab B48 Dear River May B135 Hook'd B165 Archangel Impressions T25 BLACKB T18 Desert Rose Jewelry B95 House Of Tenebris T1 Art by Jenisse B164 Blue Sliver Design B151 dewdrop herbal tea co B88 Hum Stitchery B141 Art by Kaiju T3 Bluff Street Bandit T17 Dina Krikova Art B143 Hurst's Handblown Glass B87 Arthur Prothero B129 Book Runners T4 Dog Ear Designs B55 IHsquared B10 Asana Natural Arts B137 BRASHSKINFIX B26 DOOBLAVEY B74 Indulge Eats T28 Ashes and Fire Design B58 Elizabeth Q Designs

14 15 Sunday Only* FRI/SAT Only+ Sunday Only* FRI/SAT Only+

B168 Jackie Millward B78 Mia and Mac B160 Robin Banks B4 Trent Call T32 Jan Harris Smith B4 Michael Murdock B32 Rocky Cauldron (The) T46 Turtelion Shop B114 Jenn Seeley Art B148 Mike Hansen Photography B23 Rose Line Pottery B154 Tuscan Accent B115 Joshua Flicker B7 Mineral and Matter B16 Rugs by Diann T6+ Urbann Nest T2 Kathleen Carricaburu B63 Mineralust Jewelry B102 Rural Africa Crafts B172 Utah is Yours B91 Kathy Poulsen Romero T51 Mirmsy B42 Sage & Mortar Design B61 Vantage B124+ Kelly Annie Jewelry B86 Mirror Helmet B64 SagemarkText B97 Velo City Bags B170 Kelsey Marie Studio B109 Mochi Kids T39 Salamphant B70 Vintage Fern B56 Ker-ij Jewelry Design B73 Mom's Stuff Salve B147 Salt City Vintage Made B39+ Virginia May Illustration B68 Knot Now Woodworking T47 Monster Monarch (The) T41 Salt Lake Magazine T50 VIVA B126+ Kristin Douglas Art T21 Moon Indigo Boutique B96 SAP Mtn B29 W.Studios B46 Kristina Duggins B122 Mountain Mehndi, B116 Sarah Beth Timmons B149 Winder Farms B128+ Kristy Lender Illustration Henna Body Art B22+ Scatterbrain Tees and Ties B125+ Wood León T36+ KUED B119 Naleeni Leatherworks B98+ Sharlie's Treats B81 Worldwide Textiles B72 Labyrinth Bead Company B90 Neuer Geist 175 Shaw Pipe Company T20 Yarning Apart T30 Lady Scrib Design & Embroidery B125* Noelle Rizer B89 Silver Wolf Artistry T10 Yellow Yarrow Apothecary B111 Lake & Ramona B69 Nopalera Artist Collective B108 Skinworks B160 Yexenia Young B100 Land of Salt (The) T9 O-Town Kitchen B132 Skitars B35 Zil Jewelry Co. B85 Lars Love Letters B161 Obake Style B77 SLUG Magazine B98* Zombie Nation (The) B33 Laura Frisk Art B60 Old Devil Fine Wares T45 Soaps and Stones B117 Laura Muir Art T13 Olive Deer B41 Sprinkle & Dash B152 Lavender Luck T42+ Olor Natural Fragrances B43 Squid Vishuss B92 Little Canyon Outfitters B15 Ona Valley Pottery T27 State Of Muse B138 Little Milk Bar (The) B130 Original Oil Shop (The) T42* Sterling Perch B93 Little Mudlark (The) B57 Parker Rose Mercantile B44 Steve Stones B112 Little Rebel Rosie B127+ Pasifika Enriching Arts of Utah B153 Sticks and Stones Design B24 Little Teeth Marks (PEAU) B27 Studio Wildflower B167 Liz Kuz B139 Patric Bates Art T43 Sugarhood Creative Studio T12 Liz Vowles Embroidery B47 Peach Treats T14 SugarSkull Designs B8 lo-fi frequency B76 Peck's Vanilla B118 Sustain Frame Craft B178 Loaf: Grainfree Goodness (The) B31 Photoissimo - B43 t r a s h p a c a B128* Love By Moon Fine Art Photography B169 Tangents & Tentacles B51 Lunares T11 Planned Parenthood B82 Taveen Jewelry B83 Made by Deborah B144 Prince and Peddler B123* TDG3 T44 Marie Duffin B17+ Queen Farina B110+ Telemundo Utah B105 Mark Miller Subaru B94 Rachel Kozlowski B121 Thrill of a Thrift (The) B54 marti makes T29 Rachel Urban B177 Tonguespank Spice Company B59 Maven Botanics B84 Red Barn Collections T31 Tragic Girl Art 16 17 SATURDAY, AUG. 11, 2018

SLUG MAG STAGE

12–12:30 P.M. / RINCEOIRI DON SPRAOI IRISH DANCERS irishdanceutah.com It’s time to kick off the day with some fun! Rinceoiri Don Spraoi Irish Dancers perform PERFORMERS spirited Irish dance. Now in our 10th year, the Craft Lake City DIY Festival continues to bring a local 1–1:30 P.M. / ANDREA BURGGRAF and eclectic musical showcase that spans the three-day festival. soundcloud.com/andreaburggrafmusic Jay Warren Andrea Burggraf’s music complexifies its sturdy folk auspices with dynamic finger- picking and her enigmatic singing timbre. 1:35–1:45 P.M. / TROUPE TARAB [email protected] 5–5:30 P.M. / COLOR ANIMAL With inventive choreography using various coloranimalrocks.bandcamp.com FRIDAY, AUG. 10, 2018 belly dance styles, Troupe Tarab veers into Color Animal hit the sweet spot between rock n’ uncharted territory to entrance viewers. roll overdrive and indie ingenuity—an inveterate SLC-music presence indeed! SLUG MAG STAGE 90.9FM KRCL STAGE 2–2:30 P.M. / SMALL LAKE CITY smalllakecitymusic.com 6–6:30 P.M. / HOUSE OF LEWIS thehouseoflewis.com 5–5:30 P.M. / CARVER LOUIS Small Lake City blend vibrant live instru- 5:30–6:00 P.M. / JGODINA mentation with accentual electronic sounds facebook.com/djjgodina carverlouis.com Old-school hip-hop is the name of House of for a wistful pop experience. Lewis’ rap flow, with deep production and arena- JGodina eases beats into the craft-filled Nineties alternative meets country twang as worthy lyrical storytelling. environs. His mellow DJ set is sure to put Carver Louis croons with heartfelt dynamics and 3–3:30 P.M. / JAKE CHAMBERLAIN AND THE HEIST springs in our steps. earnest songwriting. soundcloud.com/jakechamberlainmusic 7–7:30 P.M. / THE SOLARISTS When soul/R&B and rock meet, who’d thesolarists.com 6:30–7:00 P.M. / WILL BAXTER BAND expect a heist? Jake Chamberlain and the willbaxtermusic.wixsite.com/willbaxtermusic 6–6:30 P.M. / HOOFLESS The Solarists iridesce with sunny pop-rock. Heist answer this question handily. Driving indie-rock beats and the strokes of A solid rhythm section underpins the smoky hoofless.bandcamp.com bright guitar cut through the summer air. and sultry melodies of Will Baxter Band’s We’re in for a treat—Hoofless’ live, 3:35–3:55 P.M. / KEHNDRYX soulful jazz. improvisation-rich performances take local facebook.com/kehndryx 8–8:30 P.M. / JAY WARREN music to an unprecedented level in their Mastering her singing at a young age, jywrrn.com experimental–chamber rock woolgathering. 7:30–8:00 P.M. / DIVYA SCHOOL OF DANCE Kehndryx belts it out as her dad plucks the R&B with electronic flares of Bon Iver–style divyaschoolofdance.com guitar, creating utter euphony. neo-soul folk are the stylings that Jay Warren Divya School of Dance specializes in Indian 7–7:30 P.M. / THE BOYS RANCH uses to flourish come twilight. 4–4:30 P.M. / VIVA EL FOLKLORE dance forms, from classical and folk Indian facebook.com/theboysranch dances to Bollywood grandeur. facebook.com/vivaelfolkloreint 9–9:45 P.M. / DJ JESSE WALKER / NEW CITY MOVEMENT The water’s best at twilight, so sip your Ti’ Viva El Folklore provide dance that cel- ncm.newcitymovement.com Punch, smile and shake it to The Boys Ranch’s ebrates and expresses authentic traditions 8:30–9:00 P.M. / SCENIC BYWAY surf rock. DJ Jesse Walker founded New City Movement, facebook.com/scenicbywayband from across the globe, inspiring connection who exhibit some of the best that SLC has to through diversity. Chill dance instincts kick in as Scenic offer in dance music. Byway rap over electro instrumentals with 8–8:30 P.M. / STATIC REPLICA spirit and incision. facebook.com/StaticReplica Static Replica’s dash of psych and soft touch à la 9:15–10:00 P.M. / STARMY early-2010s indie beckon a dream state. facebook.com/StarmySLC Color Animal SLC’s classic, Kilby Court–bred indie-rock 9–9:30 P.M. / RUMBA LIBRE BAND sound resurges through Starmy as they deal smart riffs and licks. rumbalibreband.com Oye como va, baby—Rumba Libre Band’s blend of Latin jazz and salsa is a dancing-shoes affair.

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SLUG MAG STAGE 12:00–12:30 P.M. / THE MIX soundcloud.com/jazmin-olivo Playing jazz en español, The Mix float with smooth euphony, generating a relaxing, Westward lounge-worthy ambience—a fantastic way to start a Sunday.

1:00–1:30 P.M. / TRIBE OF I tribeofi.net Tribe of I brings a deep bass groove to their reggae with mood-enhancing horns and slick 90.9FM KRCL STAGE lyrical rhythms. 90.9FM KRCL STAGE 12:30–1:00 P.M. / DEELANZ 2:00–2:30 P.M. / DULCESKY soundcloud.com/deelanZ dulcesky.com 12:30–1:00 P.M. / SAY HEY 4:30–5:00 P.M. / FLAMENCO DEL LAGO Drum-beating with an ’80s heart, deelanZ’s facebook.com/sayheyband flamencodellago.com DulceSky blend post-punk and light industrial, ’90s-esque rock sounds surge through electronic touting velvety baritone singing atop purpose- production for gritty, compelling pop. Groovy, baby—Say Hey bounce with Katie Sheen Abbott and her cuadro offer up ful guitar work and rock beats. ’60s-style garage rock, psych tunes that flamenco dancing and music, along with years 1:30–2:00 P.M. / KATYA MURAFA proliferate easygoing vibes and are fun to of performance experience and passion. dance to. 2:45–3:15 P.M. / BHUTANESE COMMUNITY DANCERS facebook.com/katmurafa 5:30–6:00 P.M. / KELLI MOYLE BAND bhutanesecommunityinutah.org Classically trained violinist Katya Murafa nods to 1:30–2:00 P.M. / MELODY PULSIPHER youtube.com/ittybittypeapod Roma musical traditions, improvising with a loop melodyvocals.com Established in 2009, the Bhutanese Commu- Kelli Moyle Band slow it down with soft guitar nity in Utah’s dancers celebrate their choreo- pedal to play her brand of trip-hop. Keeping it simple, Melody Pulsipher strums and finger-picked melodies as she graphic traditions to preserve their cultural soars with her singing as she strums sings lyrics that narrate longing. identity in Utah. 2:30–3:00 P.M. / THE POPPEES chords on her guitar. thepoppees.bandcamp.com 6:30–7:00 P.M. / FREEMIND MVMT 3:30–4:00 P.M. / SALT LAKE CAPOEIRA 2:30–3:00 P.M. / MICHAEL BARROW & THE freemindmovement.com voltamiuda.com The Poppees of SLC add a dash of the surreal to TOURISTS their lo-fi, less-is-more psych rock. michaelbarrowandthetourists.com Big boom-bap beats bolster Freemind MVMT’s Salt Lake Capoeira perform the Afro-Brazilian mindful rhymes. The trio’s lush production martial-arts/dance form capoeira, which Shapely, multi-instrumental folk rock 3:30–4:00 P.M. / JEF DOOGIE imparts complexity to their hip-hop. combines acrobatic dance, percussion, music selfexpressionmusic.com is Michael Barrow & The Tourists’ forté, and more. which includes an indie sensibility about 7:30–8:00 P.M. / SONNEI Jef Doogie’s got a deep hip-hop flow—not just his their sound. sonnei.bandcamp.com 4:00–4:30 P.M. / MARK DAGO & THE DUNGEON KEYS vocal register, but also his existential musings in his raps. 3:30–4:00 P.M. / MUSIC GARAGE With enigmatic, gender-bending performances, markdago.bandcamp.com musicgarage.org Sonnei transfixes with singing prowess, baring their soul and broadcasting pitch-perfect pop. Nerdcore hip-hop never bumped this hard! 4:30–5:00 P.M. / ANGIE PETTY Music Garage empowers and produces Mark Dago & the Dungeon Keys bring mic- facebook.com/apettymusic youth performers to form rock, pop and 8:30–9:00 P.M. / CONQUER MONSTER rocking rap with chiptune beats. blues bands—and to play with skill and conquermonster.com Angie Petty sings with masterful control as her confidence. 5:00–5:30 P.M. / WESTWARD band supports her with jazz expertise, a satisfying Whether or not you’ve played vintage video westwardtheband.com musical entrée. games, Conquer Monster’s 8-bit electronic mu- sic invokes a dance-y dystopian future for all. Self-proclaimed cowboy space rockers West- 5:30–6:00 / BRADLEY KNUDSEN ward energize with multidimensional prog 9:30–10:00 P.M. DAVID MOON rock. Each song’s narrative blossoms with the bradleyknudsen.bandcamp.com facebook.com/whoisdavidmoon band’s instrumentation. Bradley Knudsen’s soft folk trickles through the airwaves. He magically arpeggiates guitar chords, Redolent of Tears for Fears and Frank Ocean, auspices for his measured singing. David Moon procures an ’80s–new wave dream 6:00–6:30 P.M. / BALLET FOLKLORICO NEWARA fit for the witching hours. facebook.com/newara.ogden Hailing from Ogden, Ballet Folklorico Newara 6:30–7:00 / TYPEFUNK fondly passes on traditions of Mexican folk nightfreq.com dance to new generations and spectators. Nightfreq Events co-founder and DJ Typefunk weaves together svelte hip-hop and EDM delights David Moon to move the crowd. 20 21 THANK YOU Thank you to our 2018 Craft Lake City DIY Festival Volunteers, Staff, Advisory Board, Artisan Mentors, Participants, Sponsors, and YOU—the Festival attendees!

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Craft Lake City is a 501(c)(3) charitable Entertainment Coordinator: Kellie Call organization. Please consider making a Stage Managers: tax-deductible charitable donation today! Alexander Ortega, Roddy Nikpour Music Programming Broadcasted Between Creative/Branding/Design/Festival Map Live Acts: Courtney Blair of Afternoon Delight on Illustration: Courtney Blair of Pattern Daily KRCL 90.9 FM and NixBeat of SLUG Magazine Executive Director/Festival Director: Angela H. Brown VIP Production & Management: Manda Bull Finance Manager/Project Manager: Craft Lake City Executive Board: Mandy Williams Angela H. Brown, Barton Moody, John Carlisle, Brandy Oliver Artisan & Programs Manager: Shelbey Lang Craft Lake City Advisory Board: Google Fiber STEM Building Manager: Chad Dorton, Jessica Thesing, Liz Clarke, Alex Porpora Natalie Parkin, Pamela Olson, Peter Reed, Julie Bjornstad. Are you interested in joining our Social Media/Blog Coordinator: board? Let us know, [email protected]. Now Hiring! [email protected] Volunteer Coordinator: Anne Olsen Artisan Mentors: Chris Bodily of Hatrobot, Jacqueline Nealon of Copperhive Vintage, Alan Production Manager: John Ford Peck of Peck’s Vanilla, Mackenzie Jones of Dear River May, Isaac Hastings of IHsquared Production Coordinators: Jake Vivori, John Platt, Amiee Horman Interested In Joining Our Team Of Zone Managers: Year-Round Volunteers? Mikaela Raitt, Veronica Santistevan, Amelia E-mail [email protected] or call O’Neill 801.906.8521 #clcdiyfest #craftlakecity Survey Coordinator: Meggie Troili Ticketing & Finance Coordinator: Lindsey Wing Ticketing Support: Nkenna Onwuzuruoha, Shanna Velasquez,Becca Taylor, Jennifer Zhou Cashiers: Amanda Butler, Amanda MacKay, Ann Frost, Ashley Pacheco, Kaitlyn Maestas, Kaitlynn Driggs, Kamaile Harris, Kim Lang, Rebecca Yund, Amber Lynn, Maya Mehta, Tina Sophia Cochran, Thomas Togisala, Britnee Bartlett, Danielle Turner, Audrey Lidgard, Tamara Sutherland, Molly Coughlin, Nicole Melkonian, Bianca Gomez Festival Food Coordinator: Chelsea Joliet Festival Workshop Coordinator: Jenn Reid

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