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In Zz the S a Pineaugust J 29 & 30, 2009 16th Annual Idyllwild in zz the s a PineAugust J 29 & 30, 2009 A scholarship fundraiser produced by the Associates of Idyllwild Arts Foundation Page 2 - Idyllwild Jazz in the Pines, 2009 A cool place to relax before or after the festival. A Cozy Place to Kick Back Live Local Artists every Friday night and Saturday afternoons. 150 Teas • Coffees • Free Wi-Fi Healthy Sandwiches, Salads & Homemade Desserts. Open Mic • Sept. 16 Poetry in the Pines Hosted by Herb Jeffries Please visit www.idyllwildteacompany.com for the summer entertainment schedule or call (951) 659-9806 for more information. Idyllwild Jazz in the Pines, 2009 - Page 3 Jazz in the Pines 2009 Welcome to the 16th Annual Jazz Committee Jorgine Brause — Associates President & Front Gate Jeff Hocker — Executive Producer Jazz in the Pines Mary Heichel — Idyllwild Arts Liaison JoAnn Graham — Treasurer Anne Finch — Assistant to Treasurer On behalf of the Associates of Idyllwild Arts Foundation and the Sunday, Aug. 30, Sheila E., Pete Escovedo and the E. Family Project Marshall Hawkins — Musical Director students of Idyllwild Arts who will benefi t directly with scholarship will take to the stage. Our illustrious Musical Director, Marshall Jan Goldberg — Volunteer Coordination funds from the 16th-annual Jazz in the Pines festival, I would like Hawkins, one of the original creators of the festival, has once again GiGi Kramer — French Quarter to welcome you. assembled a stellar lineup of straight-ahead jazz, bebop, blues, pop Grace Reed — Art Vendors & Food Court Since its inception during the summer of 1994, Jazz in the Pines and even a little classical jazz for the tried and true fans. Carolyn Lowman — Patron Dinner & BBQ has been produced with the support of more than 250 volunteers, Relax with a glass of wine and a nosh while taking in the Marsha Lytle — Ticket Manager dozens of community organizations and our sponsors who have breathtaking scenery of the towering pines. Enjoy the various styles Annette Wassell — Jazz Line “The Voice of all understood the value of keeping the American art form of Jazz of jazz in one of our three outdoor venues, Holmes Amphitheatre, Idyllwild Jazz” alive. French Quarter or Stephens Recital Hall. Check the schedule of Linda Anderson — Green Room & Musicians’ Gate The weekend festivities begin with the annual Patron’s Dinner acts in this program or on the sign board at the entrance to each Alex Vargas — Stage Manager Dance on Friday, Aug. 28, with entertainment by the incomparable venue as you won’t want to miss a single performance. Schedule Jorgine Brause & Nancy Layton — Volunteer Party Yve Evans, Bob Boss and many more surprises from Marshall is subject to change. Richard Collins – Facilities, Maintenance & Setup Hawkins. Tickets for this incredible evening are $235 and include In between watching acts, stroll along the path to fi nd dozens Terry Casella — Facilities admission to both days of the festival, special Patron’s seating and of artists and artisans with a wide spectrum of handcrafted mer- Vic Sirkin & Pete Capparelli — Setup & Facilities parking. Patrons will be pampered with incredible gourmet food, chandise to choose from. A variety of food vendors in the Picnic Harris Demetre — Grounds & Facilities fi ne wine, elaborate gift bags and much more. in the Pines area will tempt your tastebuds. Mike Taggart — Security This year we are continuing to refi ne areas of the festival, includ- Tickets to all of the events are available at www.idyllwildjazz. Kevin Weber — Security ing a wider selection of premium wines available in the wine-tasting com, (951) 500-4090 or at the front gate. Phil Thompson — Parking area, a vast array of artist choices in our partnered CD booth and Your patronage is important to us and I hope we delivered on Lou Padilla — Transportation more unique offerings of handmade merchandise at any one of our our promise. Tell your friends about Jazz in the Pines and keep Bruce McMenamin — Brochure & Graphic Design Jeremy Norton — Web Site Design & Maintenance 65 vendor booths than ever before. Be sure to purchase a Jazz in the the vision of educating talented young children alive. We’d like to Melissa Wilson — Student Poster Contest Pines commemorative glass, T-shirt or tote bag. extend a special thanks to our sponsors and local merchants Café Steve Chadwick — Poster Sales Now in its third year, the popular Saturday night Barbecue and Aroma, Mountain Harvest Market, Gastrognome Restaurant and Don Ziegler — Artist CD Sales Jam Session costs only $25 and is held in the Idyllwild Arts Nelson Idyllwild Inn for their continued support of the festival. Before or Dick Goldberg — Signs Dining Hall. Seating is limited, so purchase your tickets in advance. after the festival, visit the wonderfully unique town of Idyllwild. Toby Willaby — Graphics Listen to the cool sounds of Marshall Hawkins & Friends, as well Each year the Jazz in the Pines committee works diligently to Julie Van der Linden – Associates Booth as Sandii Castleberry, Paul Carman and Bill Saitta. bring you, our supporter, a memorable experience, I think you’ll agree The Associates and the Jazz committee are pleased to present a that the 16th-annual festival is the best yet. Have a great time! Tickets weekend of many of greatest jazz musicians in the music industry Jeff Hocker Call: Jazz Line at (951) 500-4090 today. On Saturday, Aug. 29, saxophonist Mindi Abair and on Executive Producer Visit: Idyllwild Pharmacy, www.idyllwildjazz. com or the gate on festival days. Cost: $65 per day. Children under 12 free when accompanied by a parent. ISIS THEATRE COMPANY Parking & shuttles are free. No pets or alcohol allowed. presents Professional Theatre Productions The door is open at Are you wondering where you’re going to October 9, 10, 16, 17, 2009 have dinner after the festival? Don’t have reservations in town? “AMAZONS Kay Aren’t really ready to go home? IN AUGUST” Join us for a ..... Realty written & directed by Ernest Thompson Kay Jennison — Owner/Broker Saturday Night (author of “On Golden Pond”) Cell: 909-754-7528 B a r b e c u e (951) 692-9553 [email protected]@verizon.net & Jazz Jam www.isistheatrecompany.com www.kayrealty.net Nelson Dining Hall Open 7 days a week, year-round Idyllwild Arts Campus WWW.RUSTICTHEATRE.COM The Red Kettle August 29, 2009 Doors open at 5:30 p.m. $25 feauring Marshall Hawkins Sandii Castleberry Paul Carman Bill Saitta & Surprise Guests First Run Movies • DVD Rentals Available to Rent for GREAT HOME-STYLE COOKING Get your tickets early at the front Private Events Idyllwild’s Oldest Restaurant gate or by calling the Jazz Line Plays • Concerts Family-Owned & Operated (951) 500-4090 250 Seat Capacity Famous Omelettes, Hamburgers, Homemade Pies Showtimes: Everyday: 7pm Serving Breakfast & Lunch Daily • OPEN 6 a.m. Daily Sat. & Sun. Matinee: 2:00 & 4:30pm (951) 659-4063 • 54220 North Circle Drive it’s cool www.redkettleinc.com Page 4 - Idyllwild Jazz in the Pines, 2009 Academy receives Grant The $50,000 grant is earmarked to 16 annual temporary and permanent Idyllwild Arts Foundation has re- cover the salary of a full-time Parks exhibitions involving 505 students, ceived a National Endowment of the Exhibition Center manager for the pe- visiting artists, and faculty for the Table of Contents Arts grant through the American Re- riod of July 2009 to June 30, 2010, who Parks Exhibition Center and Eymann covery and Reinvestment Act of 2009. develops and maintains all aspects of Sculpture Garden. Artist/Vendor Booths & Performance Venues ...................................19 Got Dreams? Dora Dillman Supporting Jazz in the Pines ’09 Associates of Idyllwild Arts, To buy? To sell? REALTOR Associate Your Hosts .........................................................23 I Can Help! Rocky Zharp Bios: Mindi Abair .......................................................... 5 & the Blues Crackers E. Family Project ................................................ 7 Cell: (951) 288-5604 @ myspace.com/thebluescrackers Village Center Office, P.O. Box 243, Entertainment For All Occasions Yve Evans, Sherry Williams & Idyllwild, CA 92549 Solo • Band • Guitar • Harmonica Instruction E-mail: [email protected] Robin Adler ............................................20 www.lovethehill.com P.O. Box 2274 (951) 927-4247 Henry Franklin ................................................... 9 Hemet, CA 92546 [email protected] www.rockyzharp.com Azar Lawrence ................................................. 9 New CDs just released “Still Crackin” & “Years Gone By Vol. 4” Charles McPherson .....................................13 Available @ cdbaby.com/all/rzharp Pat Rizzo ............................................................11 Allison Adams Tucker ................................... 9 Richard Collins, Volunteer ........................27 Idyllwild Arts, Festival Beneficiary .....................26 Idyllwild Dining ............................................................21 Jazz Committee ............................................................ 3 Map of Parking & Directions ..............................18 Patrons ............................................................................25 Schedule of Events ...........................................16-17 Serving Lunch and Dinner Sponsors ........................................................................31 Inside & Outside Dining Thank-yous ...................................................................29 Large Beer & Wine Selection Ticket Information .....................................................
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