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32ND ANNUAL

BELLEFONTE ARTS & CRAFTS FAIR

...experience the tradition...

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Artist Listing .........................Children’s Activities ..............Directions .............................Drawing Entry Form .............Entertainer Schedule ...........Featured Artists ....................Food Vendors .......................Hometown Bellefonte ...........Map ......................................Parking .................................Post a Fair “Selfie”................Schedule of Events ..............Silent Auction .......................Shuttle Transportation ..........Sponsors ..............................Youth Artists .........................Youth Banner Contest ..........2014 Fair Award Winners......

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The fair committee is excited to have you and your family and friends “experience the tradition” of the 32nd Annual Bellefonte Arts and Crafts Fair. There will be MORE artists, food vendors, and entertainment than ever before. Addition-ally, there will be a handicap-accessible shuttle bus available for visitors who are unable to board a regular bus and their families with stops at the high school and at both sides of Talleyrand Park. Bring your family and plan to spend the day in beautiful, serene Talleyrand Park among the artists, entertainers, food vendors, and your neighbors. Enjoy the FREE Admission, FREE Entertainment, FREE Children’s Activities, FREE Parking, and FREE Shuttle! I look forward to seeing you at the fair this year as we “experience the tradition” together!

Debbie Hamilton, Fair Director

TABLE OF CONTENTS

WELCOME

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Friday, August 14, 20159:00 a.m. – 9:00 p.m. Free Shuttle Service - Bellefonte High School parking area to Fair & return

10:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m. Art and Food Sales (See Pages 4 - 6 for a complete listing of Artists)

10:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m. Children’s Activities (See Page 7 for a complete listing of activities)

10:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m. Bellefonte EMS Ambulance Display/FIre Department Display

10:30 a.m. – 8:00 p.m. Musical Entertainment at Main and Gazebo Stages(See Pages 10 & 11 for a complete listing of entertainment)

1:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. Silent Auction Bidding at Water Street Information Tent

Saturday, August 15, 20159:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m. Free Shuttle Service - Bellefonte High School parking area to Fair & return

10:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. Art and Food Sales (See Pages 4 - 6 for a complete listing of Artists)

10:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. Children’s Activities (See Page 7 for a complete listing of activities)

10:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. Youth Artist Displays and Sales

10:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. Bellefonte EMS Ambulance/Fire Department Display

10:00 a.m. – 5:30 p.m. Musical Entertainment at Main and Gazebo Stages(See Pages 10 & 11 for a complete listing of entertainment)

10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Silent Auction Bidding at Water Street Information Tent

12:00 p.m. - 5:30 p.m. Red Cross Blood Drive at American Philatelic SocietyDonate blood in honor of Josh Hardy - Save a Life!

FAIR INFORMATION

SCHEDULE of EVENTS

PARK RULES AND REGULATIONSSmoking is not permitted in Talleyrand Park.Animals are not permitted in Talleyrand Park.

INFORMATION - Visitors can pick up artist lists, maps, and area information and purchase “official” fair t-shirts and memorabilia at either of two information booth locations. The main information booth is located near the Water Street entrance of the fair grounds. Information is also available at the Historic Bellefonte booth located near the Train Station off the High Street entrance to Talleyrand Park. In addition, Fair Committee Members can be found throughout the fair grounds and are easily identifiable by their royal blue lanyards and staff polo shirts. They are available to answer your questions and hear your comments and suggestions. More detailed Fair information is available at www.bellefontefair.org. SILENT AUCTION - Fair artists and craftpersons generously donated items for a silent auction with proceeds to benefit the groups that organize and promote the Bellefonte Arts and Crafts Fair. Items will be on display at the auction tent next to the Water Street Information Tent on Friday and Saturday of the Fair. ALL fair goers are welcome and encouraged to bid on items of their choosing. When placing a bid, the bid amount must be equal to or more than the required minimum bid or raise identified for each item. Bidding will conclude at 4:00 p.m. on Saturday with the last qualifying bidder winning the item. To be the “instant winner” of an item, individuals can pay the identified “BUY it NOW” price and take the item with them.

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ARTISTS (registered at press time)

CERAMICSPour House CeramicsKaren Dangle - Allenwood, PAwww.pourhouseceramics.blogspot.com

FIBER/LEATHERA la LizElizabeth Baehr - Newtown Square, PAwww.etsy.com/shop/alaliz.comBald Eagle Valley AlpacaAnn Taylor - Julian, PABlack Horse StudioJodi Myers - Lewistown, PAwww.bhorsestudio.comCollar CreationsVeronica Clark - Bellefonte, PADennis Doaty LeathercraftDennis Doaty - New Florence, PAwww.doatyleather.comJohn’s BagsElie Abdelahad - Easton, PAwww.eliehandbags.comJoycie’s Stitch ‘n’ TimeJoyce Lewis - Mill Hall, PAKnit by NeedlesDanielle & Jessica Seifer - Altoona, PAwww.knitbyneedles.webs.comSequins Feathers & FanciesDorothy Schwab - Lock Haven, PATies to NatureSuzanne Thompson - State College, PA

FOODBig Al’s Sweet & Spicy MustardAllen Weimert - Port Matilda, PABlue SweetsGretchen White & Ayanna Vega MalikState College, PAHeavenly FudgeJohn & Linda Mains - Johnstown, PAJerky Jenius @ Rolls MeatsMichael Lowry - Tyrone, PAwww.rollsmeats.comMister G Coffee CompanyDouglas Garner - Reedsville, PAwww.mistergcoffee.comThe Piper’s PeckJanet Robinson - Bellefonte, PAwww.piperspeck.comRed Hawk Premium PeppersDan & Steph Lowenstein - Reedsville, PAwww.redhawkpeppers.comUniversity Wine Co.Jeff Proch - Port Matilda, PAwww.ufreezewineslush.comVillage Eating HouseMelanie & Clay Phillips - Pleasant Gap, PAwww.bestdressingever.com

PAINTINGThomas BetushMilroy, PA Connie’s CraftsConnie Mayersky - Beaver Falls, PAFoggy Mountain StudioLynn Kibbe - Trout Run, PAwww.lynnkibbefineart.weebly.comKate Gattey - Bellefonte, PAwww.kategattey.com

METALTimberline Iron CraftsTom Neff - Port Matilda, PA

GENERAL2B’s Country CraftsBunny Robinson - Mt Holly, PAArt AttackCatheal Weiser - Montoursville, PAwww.facebook/artattack.cathealCadys Sweet BoutiqueElizabeth & Steve Jabco - Pleasant Gap, PAwww.cadyssweetboutique.comJust ButtonzApryl Cherry - Everett, PAwww.etsy.com/shop/justbuttonz.comJust Santas & MoreBetty Olmstead - Lock Haven, PALittle Pieces of LisaLisa Batchelor - Boalsburg, PAwww.etsy.com/shop/littlepiecesbylisa.comLJ Gavlak PublishingLawrence & Marcia Gavlak - Morrisdale, PAMock Creations, LLCChip & Madison Mock - State College, PAwww.chipmock.com/www.madisonmock.comMolas 4 URoberto Quinto - Norfolk, VAwww.molas4u.comNorth GardenPak & Grace Sau Lam - Wescosville, PAwww.northgarden.vpweb.comRainbow Hair TwistsTom & Karen Vybiral - Kittanning, PA www.hairtwists.netTassels by KarenKaren Acciani - Harleysville, PATimber Creek TurningsKarl Henschel - Winfield, PAwww.timbercreekturnings.comWhisper MusicJohnsy Gonzales - Frederick, MDYellow HouseSheri Dreibelbis - Howard, PAwww.shopyellowhouse.com

GLASSBeyond BottlesDarci Wirth - Friendsville, PAwww.beyondbottles.comJames F. Byrnes Blown GlassJames Byrnes & Dawn Vanbrawer- Bellefonte, PAwww.jamesfbyrnesblownglass.comR-GlassLaJune Rogers-Ranson - Altoona, PAwww.rglass.bizSassy Glass by SuzySuzy Decker - Port Matilda, PAwww.etsy.com/shop/SassyGlassBySuzy.comSassy Glass CreationsTrish & Ron Maietta - Muncy, PA

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ARTISTS (registered at press time)

JEWELRYAngel Pins & MoreDonna Beitman - Millersburg, PAwww.angelpinsbydonna.comArjuna JewelryJacquelyn Edkin - Williamsport, PAwww.arjunajewelry.etsy.comBara Organic JewelryWilliam Gillard - Naples, FLBeckett MetalsDavid Demers - Warren, PAwww.beckettmetal.comBeth Moser DesignsBeth Moser - Williamsport, PACate Tails CreationsCathy Lomartire - Bellefonte, PAwww.etsy.com/shop/catetails.comD and B JewelryDavid & Brook Green - Gettysburg, PAwww.dandbjewelryonline.comDraconian AdornmentsTeresa Pond - Bellefonte, PA www.draconianadornments.etsy.comEleanor Grace DesignsTammy DeCastro - Bellefonte, PAwww.shop/etsy.com/eleanorgracedesignsJewelry by JoannJoann Demarco - Wexford, PAJules ArtwearJule Hanford - Williamsport, PAwww.julesartwear.comKaren’s Charms & CraftsKaren Blystone - McClure, PAKaybing JewelryKaren & Brenda Morris - State College, PAwww.kaybingjewelry.etsy.comKustom Jewelry by BJKBetty Kruman - Pittsburgh, PAwww.joelkruman.com/jewelryM&M Links JewelryMaureen Abdullah - Amherst, MAwww.m2mlinks.comMartin Ramos JewelryMartin Ramos - Kutztown, PAMeg Smith JewelryMeg Smith - Montoursville, PANightwisp DesignsLyndsey Hagerty - McClure, PAwww.nightwispdesigns.comPrecious Jewels by FranFrancis Lape - Jersey Shore, PAwww.preciousjewelsbyfran.comRibbon Yarn JewelryPatricia Knorr - Drums, PAwww.ribbonyarnjewelry.comStones by StalkersCathy & Paul Stalker - Tioga, PAwww.stonesbystalkers@etsy.comTrinity DesignsClaudia Clemente - State College, PA

Uniquely 4 YouVicky Day - Lancaster, PA

PHOTOGRAPHYJen Barger PhotographyJen Barger - State College, PAwww.jenbargerphotography,com

Cecil Houser PhotographyCecil Houser II - Athens, OH

The Gold FrogJohn Baker - Belleville, PAwww.johnbakerphotography.com

Heim Works ArtArt Heim - State College, PAwww.heimworksart.com

Laurie Roffol PhotographyLaurie Roffol - Apollo, PAwww.lroffolphotography.com

Mary Roe PhotgraphyMary Roe - Bellefonte, PAwww.maryroephotography.com

POTTERYAllen StonewareVickie Allen-Shea - Fairview, PAwww.allenstonewaregallery.com

Grandville Hollow PotteryDan Harvey - Julian, PAwww.grandvillepottery.com

Pottery & Country 4 YouAnn & Gene Acri - New Cumberland, PA

Pottery by BonnyYvonne Mardis - Lock Haven, PA

SOAPBryas Soap Box LCCDiane Shaner - Williamsport, PAwww.bryassoapbox.comThe Homestead CoCarolyn Peachey - Reedsville, PAwww.thehomesteadco.comMountain Meadows SoapLisa DeHaas - Howard, PAwww.mountainmeadowssoap.comSilver Spring Soap CompanyKaren McAuliffe - Mechanicsburg, PAwww.silverspringcompany.comWhitetail Lane SoapsJamie Cunningham - State College, PAwww.whitetaillanefarm.com

WOODHome ExteriorsSue Anderson - Wampum, PAJeffrey DonougheMill Hall, PARigbyCliff Rigby - Troy, PAww.rigbyblock.comWhispering Wood Unique BowlsJamie Myers - State College, PA

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FEATURED ARTISTSTom & Karen Vybiral - Rainbow Hair Twists

After an extraordinary trip to Africa visiting villages where women were making beaded aprons and beaded hoops, Maureen decided to explore the art of jewelry making from different parts of the world. Maureen uses semi-precious stones, wood, bone, shell, pearls, metals and glass to create a com-bination of unique and exotic styles. Be sure to visit M & M Links to see Maureen’s colorful and stylish earrings, pendants and cuff bracelets.

YOUTH ARTISTSYouth artists are artists between the ages of 8 – 17 who design and make their own arts/crafts. Youth artists will have booths set up on the Water Street side of the Park from 10:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m. on Saturday, August 15th to display and sell their wares.

Tom and Karen want to “put a little twist in your life” with their lightweight aluminum hairtwists. These artists love to make girls of all ages more beautiful and happy with their unique hair designs. These distinctive accessories are unbreakable and come in many sizes and colors. Check out the Rainbow Hair Twists booth during the 2015 Bellefonte Arts & Crafts Fair.

The Acri’s have designed an exclusive pottery dip chiller that holds ice in a bottom receptical to keep your dip (in a separate pottery piece that sits on top) chilled and perfect for serving. Each piece is poured, stenciled, glazed and fired and comes complete with a wired whisk. Gene and Ann have also created their own fruit and vegetable dip recipes available to taste and purchase. Stop by for a yummy taste test at the Pottery & Country 4 You booth!

Ann & Gene Acri - Pottery & Country 4 You

Maureen Abdullah - M & M Links

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CHILDREN’S ACTIVITIESChildren and youth will certainly enjoy the numerous FREE activities planned during the 2015 Arts & Crafts Fair. Dominion Science Center (Friday 10 a.m. – 8 p.m./Saturday 10 a.m. – 6 p.m.) A hands-on science museum full of fun and educational experiments and demonstrations. Arts & Crafts Activities (Friday/Saturday 10 a.m. – 1 p.m.) Free children’s arts and craft projects to engage children in creating their own art! Planned projects include: a “Super Hero Center” for making cuffs, headbands & masks, scratch art, butterfly plates, farm animal paper bag puppets, dot painting, nameplate sand art, jewelry, magic noodles, and wooden owls.

Discovery Space (Saturday 10 a.m. – 1 p.m.) An interactive children’s science museum designed to stimulate curiosity and spark imagination as children learn about the world around them.

Youth Kayaking Experience (Friday 10 a.m. – 8 p.m./Saturday 10 a.m. – 6 p.m.) Youth, ages 10 – 14, can participate in a kayaking experience in Spring Creek, offered by the Mach One Kayak Team.

Face Painting Madison Mock will be offering fee-based face painting in the Mock Creations booth.

Bellefonte EMS Ambulance & Fire Fighter Displays Area emergency responders will “show off” their equipment, provide demonstrations, and answer questions.

Children’s Story Time Author, Teresa Stouffer, will be reading aloud to children in the children’s activity area.

BEST IN SHOWJames Byrnes of James Byrnes Glass

Best in Show winner, James Byrnes, creates blown glass Christmas ornaments and other items made by melting tubes and rods of glass.

BEST NEW ARTIST AWARDWilliam Gillard of Bara Organic Jewelry

Best New Artist, William Gillard, handmakes jewelry made out of Tagua (vegetable ivory), orange peel, coffee beans, coconut shell, agai seeds and peach pits.

BEST RETURNING ARTIST AWARDJamie Myers of Whispering Wood Unique Bowls

Best Returning Artist, Jamie Myers, is a wood whisperer. The better he listens to the wood, the more inspired his creations become.

COMMITTEE’S CHOICE AWARDCliff Rigby of Rigby Wood

Committee’s Choice Award winner, Cliff Rigby, cuts hardwoods into pieces and then randomly glues them together to create one-of-a kind cutting boards.

2014 FAIR AWARD WINNERS

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FOOD VENDORSColonel Pacoe’s Kettle Korn - kettle kornScott’s Roasting - sausage subs, sausage-in-a-dish, loaded sausage nachosMiller’s Tropical Sno - Hawaiian shaved iceSherlock’s Pitt Beef - BBQ roast beef, drinksRita’s Water Ice of Happy Valley - Italian water ice, misto shakes, custard cookiesThe Nutty Bavarian - glazed almonds, cashews, pecansBob’s Concessions - corn on the cob, loaded baked potatoes, frozen bananasArcher’s Cafe - gluten-free items; pizza, funnel cakes, chips, popcorn, cookiesSnyder Concessions - taco, taco salad, nachos, drinks

FAIR/TALLEYRAND PARK MAP

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FOOD VENDORSScott’s Roasting - pork sandwiches, pork-in-a-dish, pork nachos, drinksJerry Snyder Concessions - gyros, cheesesteaks, hot sausage, hamburgers, hot dogsRick Snyder Concessions - french fries, lemonade, orangeadeBob’s Funnel Cakes - funnel cakes, cold drinksCogan’s Concessions - ice cream, milk shakes, sugar wafflesM&S Concessions - apple dumplings, peach cobbler, strawberry shortcakeBrazilian Munchies - Brazilian specialty foods & gluten-free itemsBob’s Funnel Cakes - funnel cakes, drinksPreston Snyder Concessions - chicken/steak on-a-stick, salads, drinks

LegendArtists Booths

Children’s Activities

Food Vendors

Gazebo Stage

Hometown Bellefonte

Information Booth

Restrooms

Shuttle Bus Stop

Silent Auction Tent

Train Station

Youth Artists Area

Youth Kayak Experience

Pedestrian Bridge

Pedestrian Walkway

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ENTERTAINMENTFriday, August 14, 2015

Main Stage10:30 – 11:30 a.m. Second Winds (Big Band and 40’s Favorites)12:00 – 1:00 p.m. Callandish (Celtic)

CALLANDISH, a Celtic band based in central Pennsylvania, plays Irish and Scottish music in the traditional style. Their repertoire includes lively jigs and reels, haunting airs, and rollicking songs from Ireland, Scotland, and elsewhere in the British Isles.

1:30 – 2:30 p.m. Jay Vonada Quartet (Jazz)THE JAY VONADA QUARTET has played standard and original compositions at venues throughout Pennsylvania. Their debut CD “Expressions” was released in June. Joining trombonist Jay Vonada is guitarist Mac Himes, bassist Bob Hart & drummer Kevin Lowe.

3:00 – 4:00 p.m. Erin Condo & the Hoofties (Modern Folk/Rock)ERIN CONDO & THE HOOFTIES move easily from country two-step to Motown groove, to upbeat rock-n-roll. The band revolves around Erin Condo’s songwriting with Bill Wilgus and the rest of the band crafting and completing the sound.

5:00 – 6:00 p.m. JP Rocks (Classic Rock)JP ROCKS has been jamming since 1982 in central PA, performing rock style music by popular artists as well as original songs by local artist John Phelps.

7:00 – 8:00 p.m. Pure Cane Sugar Band (Americana)PURE CANE SUGAR’s sultry voices, soulful harmonies, and powerful lyrics, evoke exquisite vocals. When songstresses, Kate Twoey, Molly Countermine Natalie Race, combine, the result is “an assemblage of masterful melodies & haunting harmonies that inspire sweet dreams”.

Gazebo Stage10:30 - 11:30 a.m. Steve Van Hook (Americana)

Acoustic singer-songwriter, Steve Van Hook, performs songs that reflect upon daily life, spins forgotten tales from the past, and tells stories from below the fold.

12:00 – 1:00 p.m. Blind Horse Wagon (Americana)Bryan Homan, Doug Irwin & Sam Spurrier have been playing music together for around 4 years. You can expect to hear some bittersweet originals as well as some handpicked, free range, grass fed covers.

1:30 – 2:30 p.m. Strait & Miller (Bluegrass)Long-time friends Chris Strait and Dylan Miller began song-writing and playing collaboratively shortly after their high school graduation. The duo, both heavily influenced by a vast variety of music from the past and present, create a truly genuine sound.

3:00 – 4:00 p.m. Laura Lizcano (Jazz)Laura Lizcano, a native to Bogotá, Columbia, currently studies jazz voice performance at Temple University. Laura and pianist Jeff Groh will provide us with jazz standards, selections from the Great American Songbook, Latin American compositions and original work.

4:30 – 5:30 p.m. Elmira-Hope EcklundElmira-Hope Ecklund is a 15 year old farm girl who spends most of her time in her attic bedroom strumming guitars, pickin’ banjos, singing songs, writing lyrics and lying about how she spends her time in her room.

6:00 – 7:00 p.m. The Briggadiers (Bluegrass)State College’s bluegrass, old time, and miscellaneous string band duo, featuring mandolinist Kevin Briggs, and guitarist Paul Brigman.

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ENTERTAINMENTSaturday, August 15, 2015

Main Stage10:30 - 11:30 a.m. Your Dad’s Friends (Rock & Roll)

YOUR DAD’S FRIENDS is Central PA’s Good Times & Great Rock ‘n Roll Band! The band consists of Don Bedell of State College and Rick Herbster of Altoona on guitar & vocals, Roger Corey of Altoona on keyboard & vocals and Dave DeCapria of Mill Hall on drums & vocals.

12:00 – 1:00 p.m. Heritage Brass (Swing, Ragtime, Show Tunes)The Heritage Brass Quintet repertoire ranges from classical chamber music to swing, ragtime and Broadway show tunes.

1:30 – 2:30 p.m. The Trixx Band (‘60s - ‘90s)TRIXX BAND features the talents and vocal blending of the Sharrow Brothers - Dick, Dan, & Charlie. The brothers cover everything from Journey to the Hollies, Stevie Nicks, and more.

3:00 – 4:00 p.m. Bellefonte Community Band (Variety)The BELLEFONTE COMMUNITY BAND is a group of about 50 dedicated volunteer musicians of all ages from Bellefonte and the surrounding areas. Band members share their love of music by performing a variety of tunes: marches, contemporary and classic compositions, novelty tunes, and more.

4:30 – 5:30 p.m. Keystone Society of Swing (Big Band Swing)The KEYSTONE SOCIETY OF SWING is a community-based band composed of musicians from the central Pennsylvania area. The band plays music of the swing era (1930-50's).

Gazebo Stage10:00 – 11:00 a.m. Sons of Resonance (Folk/Rock)

This energetic folk/rock acoustic duo features Curtis Ishler on percussion and vocals & Matt Greer on guitar, keyboard, harmonica, and vocals. Together they produce a sound much bigger than you’d expect from a two-man band.

11:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. Tyne & the Fastlyne (Bluegrass/Blues/Rock)TYNE & THE FASTLYNE bring listeners four bands in one; a banjo and madolin lead bluegrass band, a progressive new-grass band, a Chicago blues band, and an electric rock band all tempered with taste and style.

1:00 – 2:00 p.m. Eric Ian Farmer Eric Ian Farmer is a local songwriter and singer who keeps alive classics by artists like Marvin Gaye and Otis Redding, as well as sharing his own songs about finding one’s path in life, eternal love and social awareness.

2:30 – 3:30 p.m. Tussey Mountain Moonshiners (Bluegrass)Winners of the 2010 DelFest Bluegrass Band Competition, the TUSSEY MOUNTAIN MOONSHINERS hail from State College, PA. On stage they bring a captivating mix of traditional and unique bluegrass music through their original songs and friendly connection with the audience.

Strolling Group11:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. Ram-A-Lama (A Capella DooWop)

Look for Tom Wilson, Jeff Brown, John Zimmerman, and Luke Lorenz as they stroll around the Park singing DooWop tunes a cappella.

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The 9th annual Herbie’s Home “Town Loop” 4-mile run/walk and 10-mile run is an annual memorial event to honor Jeremy Herbstritt, a Bellefonte native killed in the 2007 Virginia Tech shootings. Funds raised will be used to help the community build a track facility. This year’s event will start at 8:30 a.m. on Saturday, August 15, 2015 at the intersection of High and Spring Streets.

For additional information: thejeremyherbstrittfoundation.com

HERBIE’S HOMETOWN LOOP

YOUTH BANNER CONTEST

POST A FAIR “SELFIE”

Bellefonte School students have been busy creating banners for the enjoyment of Bellefonte Arts & Crafts Fair visitors. Student created banners can be found by the Train Station. Please browse through these beautiful works of art. Feel free to take a picture of your favorite banner and post in on the Fair’s Facebook page.

WANTED: “Selfies” Posted to Bellefonte Arts & Crafts Fair Facebook Page

The Fair Committee would love to have visitors take and post “Selfies” that show you and your friends with a Fair banner in the background, or with your favorite youth banner, or with your favorite artist, or tasting your favorite Fair food, or in your favorite Fair spot holding the 2015 Bellefonte Arts & Crafts brochure. Be Creative!!

Fair “Selfies” will be a fun way to show others the sights of the 2015 Bellefonte Arts & Crafts Fair. Our friends on Facebook would love to see what visitors are doing at the Fair.

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“Celebrating A Timeless Heritage”

Historic Bellefonte, Inc. serves as the umbrella organization for numerous Bellefonte community-wide events.

March/April - Easter Egg HuntMay - Big Spring Festival

June - Children’s FairJune - Historic Cruise

August - Arts and Crafts FairOctober - Fall Festival Community Days

December - Victorian Christmas

For more information: www.visitbellefonte.com

In cooperation with the Fair Committee, the Bellefonte Intervalley Chamber of Commerce sponsors, “Hometown Bellefonte”, a special area located on the brick walkway next to the Train Station. This special area provides an opportunity for “Hometown Bellefonte” businesses and organizations to showcase their merchandise or services. Be sure to stop by the “Hometown Bellefonte” booths and visit businesses in the downtown business district during your stay in Bellefonte. You will be pleasantly surprised!

HOMETOWN BELLEFONTE

THE BELLEFONTE INTERVALLEY AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCEwww.bellefontechamber.org

The Bellefonte Intervalley Area Chamber of Commerce is quartered in the historic Bellefonte Train Station located in Talleyrand Park. The Bellefonte Train Station also serves as the local visitor’s center and is a “one-stop” shop for free information on the area’s attractions, businesses, organizations, and services. For information on the Bellefonte Intervalley Area Chamber of Commerce, contact Executive Director Gary V. Hoover at 814-355-2917 or contact@bellefontechamber.org.

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Debbie Hamilton, Betsy AchuffKaren BakerRhonda BeardFran Bonfatto

Cathy BrachbillJackie DoutyBecky DreeseEllen DyakiwSusan Hardy

Susan HooverKathy LondonKathy KrillyDottie SherrySteve Snook

PLATINUM SPONSORS(Donations of $300 and above)

Bellefonte Elks (Garver Fund) for Children’s ActivitiesBlack Walnut Body Works, Ltd

Dotts Hamilton, Inc JC Ehrlich Pest ControlQuality Inn Milesburg

Coca-Cola RefreshmentsCorman Home Sales/Melissa Sieg

Frost & ConnGraymont(PA)Inc

King’s Custom Lawn ServiceNorthwest Savings Bank

Wetzler Funeral Service, Inc

GOLD SPONSORS(Donations of $200 to $299)Reynolds Mansion B&BTWT Inc/Stanley Steemer

SILVER SPONSORS(Donations of $100 to $199)Ingram’s Market

Kiwanis Club of BellefonteLMR Tires Inc

Lykens Market IncCentre RV

Bellefonte Women’s ClubCentre Audiology

Cyntha Evcic - State Farm InsuranceEdward Jones - Scott McKeeFraternal Order of Eagles

Lyons KennelsTele-Media Company of Zion

Walt & Jolene PetersonWilliam H Masters DMD

PATRONS(Donations up to $99)

The Bellefonte Arts and Crafts Fair is planned by a hearty group of volunteers. Thank you to each member of the planning committee!

Care for People IncFirst National Bank

Jack Houser AmusementMolly Schwartz

Triangle Building SuppliesStan & Dona Goldman

Thank you to each of the sponsors listed below! Without the financial support of these sponsors the Bellefonte Arts and Crafts Fair could not happen.

SPONSORS

FAIR COMMITTEE MEMBERS

If you are interested in volunteering for the 2016 Bellefonte Arts & Crafts Fair, please contact us at: fair@bellefontefair.org.

Fair Director

Jackie Douty - The Shaklee Opportunity

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DATE SAVER33rd Annual Bellefonte Arts & Crafts Fair - August 13 & 14, 2016

PARKING & DIRECTIONSBellefonte, located in Centre County, Pennsylvania, is easily accessible via Interstates 80 and 99. State College and the main campus of the Pennsylvania State University are only a short ten miles away.

Free parking is available at Bellefonte Area High School, 830 East Bishop Street, Bellefonte, PA. Free shuttle buses will transport visitors to the business district to tour and shop in downtown Bellefonte (2 stops on S. Allegheny & West High Streets) and to Talleyrand Park (one stop at N. Potter/W. High Streets and one stop at S. Water Street).

Shuttle transportation will run from 9 a.m. until 9 p.m. on Friday, August 14th and from 9 a.m. until 7 p.m. on Saturday, August 15th.