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Creative Placemaking in Oneida Square WELCOME TO CREATIVE PLACEMAKING IN ONEIDA SQUARE The 4th Annual SATURDAY, MAY 12, 2018 MASTER GARDENER SPONSORS ORCHID SPONSOR ROSE SPONSORS DAISY SPONSORS Broadway Theater League • ShipRite • Oneida Square Market, Inc. • STEAMworks Ability Lab • Tailor & the Cook WILDFLOWER SPONSORS Salon One • Sparagna Serve-All Co. • Vintage Furnishings • Palermo Pizzeria • HomeOwnership Center • Priceless Inspections LLC JAY-K Lumber • Daniele’s at Valley View • Swifty’s Restaurant & Pub • Tony & Patti Perretta • Holland Farms • Puff ‘N Stuff • Big Blue North CARNATION SPONSORS Casa Imports • Gigliotti’s Driving School RESTAURANT SPONSORS Ancora • Tiny’s Grill & Bar • Mi Casa • The Tramontane Cafe PARTNERS AND SUPPORTERS Boilermaker Urban Initiative • Compassion Coalition • Disruption Network • HomeOwnership Center • The Kelberman Center The House of the Good Shepherd • Vintage Furnishings • Midtown Utica Community Center • Utica Dance The Mohawk Valley Resource Center for Refugees • City of Utica • Dance with Utica • Munson-Williams-Proctor Arts Institute PrattMWP • Salon One • DeSales Center • Albany Elementary School • Cornerstone Community Church • Dented Bumper Yoga Hart Park • Utica Children’s Museum/Kids Oneida • Utica Public Library • Players of Utica • Tiny’s Bar & Grill The Tramontane Cafe • Utica Fire Department, Station 7 • Urbanik’s Paints The 4th Annual SCHEDULE OF EVENTS TIME ACTIVITY LOCATION, # ON CENTERFOLD MAP 10:00am Yoga with Dented Bumper Yoga in front of Munson-Williams-Proctor Arts Institute (#14) 11:00am Live Music - Amos Donnell Band Shell – Palermo Pizza (#1) FREE Hip Hop Dance Class - 6-11 year olds Utica Dance Studio (#7) Bubble Painting STEAMworks Ability Lab - 500 Plant Street (#5) Utica Zoo Utica Public Library - Activity Room (#15) 11:45am Dance Performance – Ritmo Caribeano Band Shell – Palermo Pizza (#1) History Talk Soldiers and Sailors Monument (#6) FREE Hip Hop Dance Class - ages 12+ Utica Dance Studio (#7) 12:00pm Live Music - Zz Band Shell at Palermo Pizza (#1) Pendulum Painting STEAMworks Ability Lab – 500 Plant Street (#5) FREE Mother’s Day Photo Booth Kopernik Park, 12-2pm. Get “photo ready” with Salon One (#11) 12:45pm Dance Mob with Dance With Utica In the Square, ending at MWPAI lawn (#13) 1:00pm Live Music- Jerry Dee and the Dovetones, set 1 Band Shell – Palermo Pizza (#1) One World Utica Human Flower MWPAI Lawn (#13) Flower-Based Tour of Fountain Elms Meet at Fountain Elms (Front Door) (#8) 1:45pm Dance Performance – TOXIK and Midtown Utica Community Center Dancers Plant Street (#3) 2:00pm Jane Jacobs Neighborhood Walk 1 Meet at Soldiers and Sailors Monument (#6) Live Music- Jerry Dee and the Dovetones, set 2 Band Shell – Palermo Pizza (#1) 2:15pm Jane Jacobs Neighborhood Walk 2 Meet at Soldiers and Sailors Monument (#6) ALL DAY EVENTS – 11:00am - 3:00pm Open House - STEAMworks Ability Lab and Oneida Square Public Art & Design 500 Plant Street (Cornerstone Church) (#5) Open House, Improv Classes, Face Painting Players of Utica, 1018 State Street (#16) Rust 2 Green Flower Power Plaza and Information Booth Dunkin Donuts Parking Lot (#4) Artisan Marketplace Kopernik Park (#11) Sidewalk Chalk Contest Sidewalk near Kopernik Park (#10) Live Mural Painting Soldiers and Sailors Monument Green (#6) Live Art by Local Artists Throughout the Square Youth Art Gallery Dunkin Donuts Parking Lot Fence (#2) Green Education and Activities for Kids MWPAI Fountain Elms Sidewalk (#9) Mosaic Community Circle and Art by Juanita Finn Hart Park (near The Tram) (#18) Chalk Art and Activities for Kids Eagle Street (#12) Live Art – Wire Tree Sculpture – Sculpture Space Artists Eagle Street/Kopernik Park (#11, #12) one G LOCATIONS 19 MANDEVILLE STREET A Mi Casa Restaurant LINCOLN AVENUE 18 B Palermo Pizza 17 C Dunkin Donuts D Joel’s Spanish Food H one E Scoops & Sandwiches WORLD NEIGHBORHOOD MAP PLAYERS OF UTICA F Popeye’s STATE STREET G The Tramontane Cafe WILLIAMS STREET H Tiny’s Bar & Grill COTTAGE PLACE 16 I Ancora J Swifty’s Restaurat & Pub 4 FLOWER POWER PLAZA K The Tailor & the Cook L Character Coffee 11am - 3pm GREEN EDUCATION in Dunkin Donuts Parking Lot 11am - 3pm by Fountain Elms 1 Band Shell at Palermo Pizza Coordinated10 Sidewalk Chalk by: Contest Build-A-Button Workshop P Boilermaker Urban Garden 2 Youth Art Gallery 11 Kopernik Park, Artisan Marketplace 9 - Seed starting station 3 Plant Street 12 Chalk Art and Activities for Kids Community Flower Construction COTTAGE PLACE Utica Greens Garden Coalition Compassion Coalition Snack Shack - Container Garden Demo 4 Rust 2 Green Flower Power Plaza 13 One World Human Flower 5 STEAMworks Ability Lab and 14 Yoga R2G Information Booth Unity South Urban Garden HENRY STREET - Handing out seedlings Oneida Square Public Art & Design 15 Utica Public Library R2G Green Tapestry Park PRATTMWP Homeownership Center 6 Soldiers and Sailors Monument Green 16 Players of Utica - Seed bomb-making station 7 Utica Dance 17 Tiny’s Bar and Grill KIRKLAND STREET Oneida County Solid Waste Authority P - Composting and Recycling examples/info 8 Fountain Elms 18WHartO ParkRL Mohawk Valley Community Action Network 9 Green Education and Activities e 19 The TramontaneD Cafe - Make a Sun Catcher on Citizen Action Network Parkway Center and Arcadia Power ARTISTS Committee/ Volunteer MWPAI Parking FOUNTAIN ELMS ARTISAN MARKETPLACEFlower SIDEWALK Fest PLANT STREET CORNERSTONE 11am - 3pm at Kopernik Park CHALK ARTISTS CHURCH Jennifer Major TRACY STREET 8 4 Elements Studio 14 Theresa Augustine 5 K L ACRE Handmade Crochet Accessories 13 J Chelsea Sereno 7 I BB Designs/Utica Love Jessica Poczatek HART STREET 2 3 9 GENESEE STREET Eric Cleveland F Benny Garden LILY’S UTICA Cami’s Dreamland PARTY DANCE Abigail Hight 4 DESALES Works by Jim Dieffenbacher C STORE 10 15 12 Earthy Jewels LIVE ARTISTS EAGLE STREET SOLDIERS AND 6 Fiery Hill Labyrinth Center LLC Eric Cleveland • Alexa Cripps SAILORS MONUMENT E P UTICA PUBLIC LIBRARY VINTAGE 11 Scot Foley Prudence Haze • Tino Lopez FURNISHINGS KOPERNIK PARK Perfect Love 444 Kate McElhinney • Jodi Richard Piacentino Farms / Yuna’s Cookies Rotary Club of Sauquoit PARK AVENUE Salon One Tony Thompson • Tom Sblendorio GENESEE STREET 1 D Hannah Terenzetti A B Lisa Sipp-Vallee Marc-Anthony Polizzi Susan’s Silks George Hendrickson BODY ALIVE SALON ONE The 4th Annual Live music at the Band Shell at Palermo Pizza: Amos Donnell Zz Jerry Dee and the Dovetones - 1pm & 2pm 11am 12 noon Munson(Museum(Building( 2018 Flower Fest Committee Be Part of a Human Flower!100’((((((((distance 8’(diam.(center(circle(of( Chair: Angela Johnson Take part in a cool collaborative fruits(in(mounded(form ONE$WORLD$ People(lying(down,(facing( HUMAN$FLOWER$CONCEPT: the(sky,(some(seated( Planning Committee: Richelle Maki flowerUnites$and$brings$people$together$as$one$to$express$ project where YOU (aqua)(crossLlegged( One$World$Utica$collaborating$and$sharing$in$the$ bending(forward. making.$ Joe Caruso Gabriella “Gia” Marchesani becomeRules: the flower! 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