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Southern Humboldt and the 41St Annual Summer Arts and Music 2 Mateel Community Center 2017 Summer Arts & Music Festival 3 Summer Arts & Music Festival 41st Annual Summer Arts & Music Festival Vendors 150 A Family Stitch 87 Dom Chi Designs 74 Jubilee 33 Party Animals Puppets 7 Soroptimists International 96 A Touch of Glass 88 DragonArt Glass 98 Kalimba Baskets Roving Patty Sue and Company of the Redwoods 8 Acorn Learning Center 137 Dreamy Adornments 5 KMUD 99 Paul Brauns 149 Soulshine Arts 124 Adams Olives 89 Dress Tropical 76 Kona Pipes Hawaii 100 Paul Smith 63 Southern Humboldt 61 Affordable Homeless House Alt Inc .69 Dube Woodworks 25 Krinkly Batiks Roving Peace Pops Community Health Dist 23 After the Gold Rush 84 Eco Gardening 24 Kritter Klips 93 Peter Bailey 32 SPARC Snow Cones 95 Alkahest Leather 129 El Quino 41 Land of Merriment 35 Pineapple Express 40 Spiros Gyros 102 Allegra Ceramics 90 EmaB’s Knees 46 Larissa Robyn Artisan Jewelry 77 Pixie Honey Company 3 Sprowel Creek Vol Fire Dept 121 Ambrz Art 97 Emerald Caravan 85 Lazy Day Tables Roving Planned Parenthood 120 Steve Nepove 79 Amy Rose Moore Illustration 80 Endless Jewelry Arcata 62 Linda Winkler 128 Poonkinney Forge 67 Sticks-n-stones 81 Anne Quinn 31 EPIC 103 Lost Coast Photography 112 Presh Inc 4 Sue’s Organics 116 Architectural Ceramics Degin Roving Facepainting by Kathleen 136 Lost French Man 141 Quinn Sharp Jewerly 47 Summertime 132 Art & Surf 153 Fancy Clancy Tees 154 Lynn Z Art 94 Ragged Thistle 126 Swadeshi Leatherworks 151 ArteSana Paisana 60 Fans of Divinity 27 Magnetic Memories 148 RedEye Laboratories 15 TBA 30 Awanya 64 Fantasie Lane Fairies 78 Malpais Alchemy 66 Redwood Coast Energy 16 TBA 115 Baltic Amber 136 Fatbol Clothing 19 Mama Palazzo’s Herbal Remedies Authority 11 Thai Thai BBQ 152 Bamboo Mama 52 Fleur de Leans 14 Margriet Seinen 145 Redzola Design 110 Thankful Earth Herbs 56 Bead it Down 73 Forever Stoked 125 Mariah and Her Clay 34 Roman’s Kitchen 123 The Flaming Pearl 57 Big River Gems 36 Fortuna Husky Booster Club 20 Mark Doolittle Studio 54 Round Tuit Spoons 82 The Good Shnit 26 Bill Francis 108 Four Feathers 21 Martha’s Pottery 130 Royal Gold 68 The Pepper Forest Spice Co 139 Blue Moon 142 Free up Clothing 131 Mateel Meal & Juice Booth 50 Royal Restoration 119 Trashion Passion 117 Bohemian Tattoo 91 Friends of the Eel River 58 Matt Jones Art 28 Royal Roots 111 Tree Myriah 114 Boutique Body Art 106 Frog Works 43 Meadow Rose Photography 71 Sacred Empire 146 Tribe Vibe Apparel 92 Broken Arrow Art 59 Fx Dressed 75 Meredith Smith 45 Sacred Light Studio 135 True Humboldt 17 By Nieves 143 Gypsy & Loic, Inc 13 Michael Gillum 127 Salmonberry Studios 10 Wailaki’s Indian Tacos 104 Caricature Arts 144 Hempress Arise 49 Michelle Oyes Art Design 9 Sankofa 29 Watermelon Kidz 138 Coboo Creations 72 Herbcraft 107 Moss Follows 18 Savage Works 113 Wesley Thurston Art Glass 48 Colorburst Studios 44 Hudson River Inlay 133 Mountain Creek Farms 140 Sew It Seams 6 Whale Gulch School 37 Congo Cafe 42 Humble Hammocks 22 Mystic Fables Leather 118 Shanna Trumbly 109 Wild Caught 101 Cool Shoes 134 Humboldt House & Garden 122 Mystic Lion Arts 39 Sistah Vegan 42 WISH/Humble Hammocks 65 Daishu-In West Rupda Lambley 55 Humboldt Vibe Tribe 105 Nothing Obvious 51 SK Mirth 147 Wolf Peach 86 Dejavux Jewerly 53 Hunter Gilliam 2 Outlaw Kitchen LLC 1 Smokin’ Moses 12 Design By Ryan Scott 38 India Gourmet 83 Pachamama Jewels 70 Dias Artistries 99 Jammin’ On 41st Annual Summer Arts & Music Festival Staff Accounting Amie McClellan Generation Green Daniel Tittman Security-Site Tim Lyman Accounting Ember Meserve General Manager / Talent Justin Crellin Shuttles Damon Owen Ad / Sponsorship Tanya Malley Ice Crew Aylea Maxwell-Miller Signage Matt Dicks Admissions North Gate Richard Murray Info Booth/ Merch Megan Gomes Site Manager Eric Kay Admissions North Gate Annie Pergins Interior Parking Mike Redd Site Plumber Phil Kreider Admissions South Gate Kira Graeff Jah Med Lee Leer Site-Do It Crew April McCrady-Hirsch Ambiance/ Solar Stage MC Pooba Jah Med Joe Sandoval Site-Equipment Samantha Alexander Artist Merch Booth Jordan Jumpshot Juice Booth Mateel Meal Jackie Pantaleo Site-Moving Crew / Fuel Shanon Taliaferro ATM David Katz Juice Booth Mateel Meal Scott Kender Sno Cones SPARC Audio Archiving Rob Seifert-Gage Kid’s Zone Elizabeth Newman Solar Stage Lights Robin Krauss Backline Ray Moreta Kitchen Melody Hayhurst Solar Stage Manager Marc Mason Backstage Hospitality Honeybear Kitchen Evan Needham Solar Stage Sound Jim Fulton Belly Dance Tent Laura Ayllon KMUD Broadcast Eric Johnston Tent Tagging Nansi Ochoa Brew Crew Garth Epling KMUD Press Tent Dana Cory Trees Stage Lights Mark Mehlman Briceland Fire / CIT / Rescue Chris McCoy Laminates Sailas McCrady-Hirsch Trees Stage Lighting Crew Sherry Bybee Circus Nature Bede Smith Lawn Stage Sound Jeanne York Trees Stage Manager / MC Jimmy Durchslag Circus Nature Denise Smith Legal Roxanne Olson Trees Stage Manager Rick Tomar Communications Dan Gribi Marketing Manager Justine Ketola Trees Stage Sound Loren Miller Communications Leanna Gribi Online Marketing Julia Minton Vendor Coordinator Michellee Senn Coordinator Manager Alisha Goodrich Performer Check-In Kelley Lincoln Vendor Hospitality Bruce Barkley Drink Tickets Charity Green Photographer Agnes Patak Vendor Hospitality Sydell Fowler Electrical Ted Sloan Popcorn Chrysse Otteson Video Archive Andrew Burnett Exterior Parking Shiloh Croy-Baker Recycling / Restoration Ken Hanks Videographer Chris Smith Exterior Parking Asst. Nichole Chojanacki Rehydration Station Babette Bach Volunteer Check-In Pleasure Strange Exterior Parking Asst. Genesea Black-Lanouette RGRV Camp Host Mark Purnell Volunteer Check-In Samantha Charlesworth Festival Ops Guide Casandra Taliaferro Runner Crew Michael Gottfried Volunteer Check-In Jen Clements Fine Arts Exhibit Marjory Brown Security-Backstage Dan Whyte Volunteer Coordinator Anne Sachs Fine Arts Exhibit Lucy Stanley Security-Bar David Sundberg Youth Alive Soft Drinks Michelle Cartier First Aid Amber Wallan Security-Bar Elizabeth Bell Youth Stage Sound / MC Shea Freelove 4 Mateel Community Center General Information NO DOGS ALLOWED Watch Your Kids - Don’t leave your children unattended. Safety I.D. wristbands are available at both admission gates. Lost parents should check in at Security Central. First Aid Tent - Located next to the Trees Stage at the north end of the festival, stop here for sunscreen, band-aids and basic first-aid care courtesy of Redwoods Rural Health Center. Jah Med is also with us this year to offer expanded medical services. ATM – A solar powered ATM is located near the Trees Stage. Recycling – Recycling barrels are located throughout the festival grounds. Please use them! Don’t Drink & Drive – Take the shuttle or find a designated driver if you’ve had any alcohol. No Lifeguard On Duty – Swim at your own risk and watch small children carefully! RIDE THE SHUTTLE The Summer Arts shuttle is the best way to access the festival. Offering regular service from 9:00am until shortly after close of the festival each evening- with expanded evening coverage to minimize wait times this year too! It will drop off/ pick Hello art lovers and welcome to the Mateel Community up at the following locations*: Center’s 41st annual Summer Arts & Music Festival! Northern Route: Though not technically summer yet, this event has unofficially • Dean Creek Resort/ kicked off the summer festival season for many years now- and, four Campground (on Redwood Dr in Redway) decades in, it is one of the longest running events in Humboldt County. • Majestic Center (on Redwood Dr. in Redway) It is also one of the County’s most representative, showcasing our • Garberville Chevron (corner of Redwood Dr. and Sprowel Cr. Rd., great wealth of local creative arts talent in a beautiful natural setting Garberville) amongst towering redwoods and the meandering Eel River. Summer Southern Route: Arts is also the quintessential offering of the Mateel Community Center, • Richardson Grove State Park the non-profit organizer of this greatly anticipated annual celebration • Richardson Grove Family Camp & RV Park (8:30am start) and a showcase of the many facets and programs of MCC in one big, • South Benbow Dr. parking areas (as needed) weekend-long extravaganza. * Limited parking is available in the vicinity of all festival shuttle stops. Music, dance, fine art, handmade crafts, youth offerings, food, fun Please respect neighbors and businesses when parking in these locations. for the whole family… Summer Arts has it all! And it is this diversity PARKING INFORMATION and local flavor, which has made it a perennial favorite and earned The main parking area in Benbow is the Golf Lot. It costs $20/ day per standard your recognition as the “Best Music Festival in Humboldt County”- size vehicles with no ins and outs. Beyond this, parking is very limited in the town a distinction we are truly honored by and will look to continually of Benbow- and off South Benbow Dr.- with no parking allowed in residential build upon. neighborhoods. Attendees coming from the south are encouraged to park in the lot at Richardson Grove Family Camp & RV Park and ride the shuttle. As such, the 41st annual Summer Arts & Music Festival will deliver another idyllic weekend chock full of eclectic entertainment- with CAMPING INFORMATION international artists coming to us from as far away as Peru, Jamaica, There is NO CAMPING available on the festival site. Campgrounds that are and New Zealand this year—along with national touring acts —and walking-distance or on the festival shuttle route include: Benbow Valley the best of our local creative performing artists on multiple stages and RV & Campground, Dean Creek Resort, Richardson Grove State Park, and throughout the festival fairway. And the fairway itself will showcase Richardson Grove Family Camp & RV Park.
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