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W E L C O M E T O T H E S U M M E R A R T S F E S T I V A L !

AS WE LOOK BACK WITH REVERENCE, WE LOOK AHEAD WITH EXCITEMENT...

Hello friends! Welcome to the 51st Annual Summer Arts Festival. We made it! Can you feel the excitement?

This year, as we look to the past for the wisdom of those who began our beloved Summer Arts Festival, we’re moved by the commitment to living a creative life that those f irst few artists demonstrated as they laid plans for what would turn into an annual event for our community. The tradition of Summer Arts Festival is truly one of Douglas County’s greatest treasures.

Fifty one years ago, there was only one food vendor and a few local artists. Today, in 2019, we celebrate our annual community arts Festival with over a hundred artist vendors, more than a dozen culinary experiences, two stages of local creative acts, over 150 volunteers and our community of festival goers- more than 8,000 of you come to hang out with us over the weekend each summer!

This gem of a community event would absolutely not be possible without the attention of many dedicated volunteers who show up to help create the Summer Arts Festival experience. Many of the folks that volunteer for the Festival have been on the team over 25 years! UVAA provides multiple opportunities for creative expression in our community. One of these opportunities, the Summer Arts Festival, brings our community together for a weekend to celebrate and appreciate creativity in each of us.

After the festival, come see us for art exhibits, classes, workshops, kid’s art programs like Art Express and art camp for kids! Membership at UVAA offers even more wonderful benef its to explore and express your individual creativity.

As we move forward from this festival, we are excited about the future for UVAA. In 2021, the Association will celebrate its own golden anniversary. Won’t you join us around the table as we plan the next part of our legacy? Check our website for exciting upcoming events and your opportunity to join our volunteer team! www.uvarts.com

IT TAKES A VILLAGEPictured above from left to right are some of the Elders of the Arts Association and first Festival folks: Arnold Morton, Lyle Murphy, Doug Holloway, Nancy Lehrbach, Marilyn Woodrich, Ray Sims, Image credit: John and Judy Waller

W E L C O M E T O T H E S U M M E R A R T S F E S T I V A L !

THE ART OF MAKINGSee for yourself how it’s done and join in the fun...

THE KIDS’ ZONE This year the Kid Zone is full of magic. Non-stop activities that will f ill children of all ages with creative joy! Come and create with us.

PHOTOBOOTHPose as models in our photo booth reminiscent of the famous 1930’s “American Gothic” painting by artist Grant Wood.

FACES OF THE UMPQUA VALLEY PROJECTDo you call the Umpqua Valley Home? Let us take a portrait of you! By lending us your image you’ll become part of an art exhibit featuring the faces of our community!

COMMUNITY ART PROJECT Participate in an art project with your community by the family stage! Come and join us to make crafts that you can bond over and bring home. Give yourself the gift of having a studio session where you’ll be free to create your own work of art and have fun doing it!

NON-PROFITS Find out about local service work and charities by visiting the non-prof it area located near the Information Booth. Learn how you can get involved!

ART DEMONSTRATIONS & GUILDS UMPQUA WOODCARVERS GUILD

Watch master wood carvers work! Observe them transform raw wood into vases, plates, candle holders, and other original works of art.

UMPQUA WEAVERS GUILD

Watch the weaver’s at work at their looms! Come see and experience the tradition of weaving with the masterful Umpqua Weaver’s Guild..

CERAMICS

Watch students of UVAA’s Clay Place studio give demonstrations of wheel throwing and hand building with clay. The Clay Place offers classes year-round for beginning to intermediate level students..Visit uvarts.com for more information.

GLASS WORKING

Artist, Lawrence Eichman will demonstrate an artform that dates back to the Roman Empire. Glass working involes inf lating molten glass into a bubble with the aid of a torch and a blowpipe.

UMPQUA FLY FISHERS

Learn how to cast your line with free Casting Instructions on Saturday and Sunday on the soccer f ield located near food court and main stage area from 11am to noon.

Umpqua Woodcarvers Giuld - Booth 1Umpqua Weaver’s Guild in Student Gallery

YMCA SHUTTLE FOR FESTIVAL GO-ERS:The YMCA Shuttle will pick up on a continuous loop from the following locations:

YMCA

Stewart Park Playground

VA Green Bridge Parking Lot

SE Corner of Steward Prkwy &

Harvard

Shuttle times on continuous

loop:

Fr iday 12 PM-5 PM

Saturday 10 AM-5 PM

Sunday 10 AM-2 PM

Our incredible Photographers each year are John and Judy Waller! Thank you for taking incredible photographs at Festival each year. We cherish your committment to the arts and to uplifting the people of the Umpqua Valley!

Image credits for this Guide: John and Judy Waller.

HOW ARTISTS WERE CHOSEN

“The extraordinary artwork which graces the Festival is the result of a careful evaluation process. Artist applications are reviewed by three jurors who assess the images submitted by the artists along with an artist statement. During this process the artists remain anonymous to the jury.

Jurors take into consideration quality of works and overall presentation. After much discussion, the individual scores are tallied and the top scores in each catagory receive an invitation to show in the Festival. CONGRATULATIONS to all the Artists accepted into this year’s 51st Annual Summer Arts Festival!”

-Sandee McGee, UVAA Gallery Director

2019 ART, FOOD & WINE VENDORSFestival Dates: June 28 - 30, 2019

BRUCE ALLISON PAPERWINGS STUDIO 2D MIXED MEDIABooth 50paperwingz@earthlink.net

NANCY ALMANDBLUE MOON CREATIONS2D MIXED MEDIABooth 114bluemooncrafted@gmail.com

M. KAY BECKHAM2D MIXED MEDIABooth 68mkaybeckham@gmail.com

ADOLFO GIRALALE DOUX STUDIO2D MIXED MEDIABooth 93adolfo@artadolfo.com

ELIZABETH ROBERTSMAKE ART NOT TRASH2D MIXED MEDIABooth 64marinedebris911@gmail.com

ANGELA ROTUNDO19572D MIXED MEDIABooth 23angela.rotundo@yahoo.com

JANIS BROWNGALLERY NORTHWEST3D MIXED MEDIAGallery II (building)janisanta@yahoo.com

JUDI DANIELSON2D MIXED MEDIAGallery II (building)thorajudi@gmail.com

JOHN BOTELLOSUN CHAIRS3D MIXED MEDIABooth 43www.hawiiansunchairs.com

ASHLEY DOBSONTWISTED SISTERS STUDIO3D MIXED MEDIABooth 19ashleyandjohnj@aol.com

DEL & EPPIE O’SHELLSOFTOYS3D MIXED MEDIABooth 59www.softoys.com

Q WOLLOCK PRETTY THINGS3D MIXED MEDIABooth 70www.qwollock.com

BOB WALKER3D MIXED MEDIABooth 62bobwalker10@msn.com

MIKE IGO IGO KNIVES3D MIXED MEDIABooth 15www.igoknives.com

KELLY WELKERHALF MOON HENNABODY ARTBooth 119 www.halfmoonhenna.com

KEVIN CARSONCARSON CLAY WORKSCERAMICSBooth 55www.carsonclayworks.com

BRUCE FINCH RAKU CERAMICSCERAMICSBooth AGlaze and Raku your own ceramic pieces!

BRIAN FULLERFAIRVIEW LAKE STUDIOS CERAMICSBooth 84www.fairviewlakestudios.com

FRANK GOSAROFF CENTER CERAMICSCERAMICSBooth 24www.offcenter.biz

LOBSANG GYATSOKEY TO TIBETCERAMICSBooth 118www.keytotibet.com

ROBERT JOHNSONPSYCHOCERAMICSCERAMICSBooth 65impaladrive@gmail.com

JAMES LASSAKJL VISIONCERAMICSBooth 82jlvision000@gmail.com

GWYNETH MANLEYSTUDIO GWYNETHCERAMICSBooth 51www.gwynethmanley.com

AMBER BISHOPBOUTIQUE BODY ARTFACEPAINTINGBooth A+ girlfridayart@gmail.com

KELLY KELLER-HUDSONFACEPAINTINGBooth 126kolorkreations@msn.com

GINGER BLACKWELLGINGYCAKEFIBERSBooth 74gingycake11@gmail.com

MEGAN CROUCHNEEDLE & OAKFIBERSBooth 69megan.c.crouch@gmail.com

ROBERT DUNCANFIBERSBooth 13 smoller81@gmail.com

JOYANNA ELLISBUCKLE JAMESFIBERSBooth 41bucklejames.etsy.com

EMILY GOODEPOPPY AND MAE, LLCFIBERSBooth 27 poppyandmaegoods@gmail.com

VERONIQUE LOGGINSFIBERSBooth 72verologgins@yahoo.com

MARY MALONESHE SHED CREATIONSFIBERSBooth 101sheshedcreate@wickerworks-aab.com

STELPHEN MCINTYRE MCINTYRE APPARELLFIBERSBooth 117 stephenmcintyre122@yahoo.com

RACHEL MURRAYFIBERSBooth 90rachelannsdesigns@gmail.com

GAIL STANFIELDSTANFIELD STUDIOFIBERSBooth 120 gail.stanfield@gmail.com

LYNN STURTEVANTA NEW DYEFIBERSBooth 2anewdye@gmail.com

DAVID JOHNSSPICEMANFOODSBooth 42david@spiceman.com

JUDY LOVETTAUNT EUNA’S TABLE-FOODSBooth 99aunteunastable@yahoo.com

ETHEL STRATTONCELIA’S GOURMET FOODS FOODSBooth 58strattonsmarketplace.com

JERRY THOMASGOOD DOG BONESFOODSBooth 100www.goodogbones.com

LAWRENCE EICHMANISLAND FIRE ARTSGLASSWORKBooth 5 & 6 (Demo)islandfirearts@yahoo.com

TAYLOR DUNCANCOUNTRY CUTGLASSWORKBooth 26countrycutmasons@gmail.com

DEBRA FENZYLMSR STUDIOGLASSWORKBooth 71 www.msrstudio.com

SPENCER KENDALL KENDALL GLASS ARTGLASSWORKBooth 102spenken@gmail.com

NORMAN MCVEIGHNORMAN THOMAS DESIGNGLASSWORKBooth 79 normabayes72@gmail.com

KRISTINA & KRISTIEASH, HERBS & CLAYHOME GOODSBooth 75ashherbsandclay@gmail.com

HEATHER AKHTARTHE SOAP BLOCKHOME GOODSBooth 94www.thesoapblock.net

BRANT DAVISTHE SMOKESTACKHOME GOODSBooth 109 www.thesmokestack.com

CURT SNOOKC&A CREATIONSHOME GOODSBooth 112amysnook10@yahoo.com

AMY WHITLATCHAMY’S ALMOST PERFECTHOME GOODSBooth 86www.amysalmostperfect.com

JOHN AKHTARMOPILO DESIGNSJEWELRYBooth 95 Mopilo@aol.com

KAY PEDERSONBROCANTEJEWELRYBooth 48brocante97401@gmail.com

TINA BARRYTINA BARRY DESIGNSJEWELRYBooth 63tinabarrydesigns.com

BUCK LOVETTRAINBOW HOLLOW DESIGNSJEWELRYBooth 99rainbowhollow@yahoo.com

SHARON SAWICKISHARON SAWICKI JEWELRYJEWELRYBooth 98www.sharonsawickijewelry

SAM SCHARFSCHARF FAMILY JEWELERSJEWELRYBooth 125sam@scharffamilyjewelers.com

MARIA SPARKSSTEAMPUNK NATION JEWELRYBooths 96 & 97541sparks@charter.net

ALIXE DANCERALIXE DANCER STUDIO-JEWELRYBooth 25 alixedancer@yahoo.com

LORI DOWNSSIMPLISTIC DESIGNSJEWELRYBooth 105www.simplistic-designs.com

SUZANNE BUTTICEMALLARD ROCK ‘N’ WIRE ARTJEWELRYBooth 104mallardrocksandgems@charter.net

DAWN HEMSTREETJEWELRYBooth 115 www.hawkhummingbirdmoon.com

IIONA HERLINGERLLONAS BEAD WERKJEWELRYBooth 85 llonaherlinger@gmail.com

KRISANN KOSELK SQUARED JEWELRY JEWELRYBooth 55 ksquaredjewels@yahoo.com

KATIE MOONFLOWEREARTHLY ANCESTORS ADORNMENT

JEWELRYBooth 91earthlyancestors@gmail.com

2019 ART, FOOD & WINE VENDORS

MIKAYLA LANGALL GOODS FROM THE WOODS

JEWELRYBooth 108 www.allgoodsfromthewoods.com

JAMES SHELAGOSHELAGOS ARTWORKSJEWELRYBooth 16shelagosartworksusa.com

BROOKE SPEHAROREGON JEWELRYJEWELRYBooth 83www.oregonjewelry.com

BRYNN STRICKLANDJEWELRYBooth 107 truloodesigns@gmail.com

ROXANNE TROTTAJEWELRYBooth 78 rox.anne@me.com

ERICA VILLALOBOSTOKIO ELECTROJEWELRYBooth 110erica_delisa@hotmail.com

PENNY WESTOPALESCENCEJEWELRYBooth 21 appleiphonerobert@gmail.com

DONNA YUTZYSOME GIRLS JEWELRY-JEWELRYBooth 87 www.somegirlsjewelry.com

JACK PAIGEVILLAGE HOUSE COPPERSMITH

JEWELRYBooth 124 jmpaige@me.com

TAYLOR MESERVEJEWELRYBooth 30 t_meserve@nwi.net

MARISSA WALKERTHE LILYPAD PROJECT-JEWELRYBooth 14 www.thelilypadproject.com

JARED DUKEJEWELRYBooth 22 kademetalcraft@gmail.com

DANIEL BURGESSMETALWORKBooth 111 dbmetalart@gmail.com

MICHAEL HEGELEMICHAEL’S METALWORKS METALWORKBooth 52michaelrhegele@gmail.com

THERESA GODARDMETALWORKBooths 45, 46, 47thecarmag3@gmail.com

RANDALL TURLEYHORSHOE DECOR METALWORKBooth 121turleyrtkt@gmail.com

RALPH SHARPDRC STUDIOMETALWORKBooth C (Demo)drcstudio1@gmail.com

GINGER TRUTERUSTIQUE METAL ARTS METALWORKBooths 38 & 39gngtrute@gmail.com

ERIC LANGELIERS ERIC LANGELIERS SCULPTURES

METALWORKBooths 89eelmetal@live.com

JAMES MCLUREMACSARTMETALWORKBooth 80 & 81 macsart@artmajeur.com

BELINDA OSBORNEPERFORMACE FABMETALWORKBooth 116 tnbfab.design@gmail.com

JUSTIN TROXELMANCRAFTMETALWORKBooth 76 & 77troxel2275@gmail.com

JOSH VOYNICKFAB & FORGEMETALWORKBooth Bwww.confluenceartworks.com

DAVE BARTHOLETDAVE BARTHOLET WILLIFE ART

PAINTINGBooth 123 www.davebartholet.com

SHARON BEDFORDSHARON B DESIGNSPAINTINGBooth 29 4sharonbdesigns@gmail.com

ROBIN BURNESPAINTINGBooth 36 www.acrylic-artwork.com

BOUBACARY KONSEIMBOBOUB’ARTPAINTINGBooth 37 boubakons@yahoo.com

DALE KURTZPAINTINGBooth 67www.dalekurtz.com

CATHERINE MCELROY CATHERINE MCELROY GALLERY

PAINTINGBooth 44 www.catherinemcelroy.com

LARY MCKEEMCKEE STUDIOSPAINTINGBooth 60www.larymckee.com

CLAUDETTE MOECLAUDETTE MOE ARTISTPAINTINGBooth 88 www.claudettemoeartist.com

PAZ WINSHTEINPAZ-ARTPAINTINGBooth 28www.paz-art.com

THE CRAFT

OF ART MAKING

come see the

masters of their

craft

NICOLE WHYLE-SPITZNICOLE LEAHPAINTINGBooth 20 nicolehumphry11@gmail.com

SHANNON BARNARDK-9 BYTESPETSBooth 10www.k9bytesgifts.com

LARRY MCFERRINLARRY MCFERRIN PHOTOGRAPHY

PHOTOGRAPHYBooth 103larry@larry mcferrinphotography.com

MICHAEL ECTONNATURAL IMPRESSIONS PHOTOGRAPHY

PHOTOGRAPHYBooth 33 & 34 www.winecountryphoto.com

BART ELDERBART ELDER PHOTOGRAPHYPHOTOGRAPHYBooth 122bartelder.zenfolio.com

TRAVIS KOVASITEK PHOTOGRAPHYPHOTOGRAPHYBooth 40 evan@kovasiphoto.com

RON WOLFMAPLE HILL PIXPHOTOGRAPHYBooth 56www.maplehillpix.com

JOHN WHELANDWHELAND PHOTOGRAPHYPHOTOGRAPHYBooth 57whelandphotography@gmail.com

WALTER DICKOVERHANDCRAFTED MYRTLE WOOD

WOODWORKBooth 53 & 54handcraftedmyrtlewood@gmail.com

PATTI DOUGLASA GRAIN OF HER OWNWOODWORKBooth 31agrainofherown@gmail.com

STACY FERNANDEZWOODWORKBooth 66 msmauied3802@gmail.com

TONY HOPKINS CUSTOM WOOD CREATIONSWOODWORKBooth 11 & 12 connie@philoans.com

TINA HOSPERSCUTTING EDGE WOOD CREATIONS

WOODWORKBooth 92 www.cuttingedgewoodcreations.com

KEVIN HULLINGERWOODWORKBooth 35 vegadog58@douglasfast.net

LARRY MEHAFFEY1960WOODWORKBooth 49 larrymehaffey@hotmail.com

JIM NORRISWOOD BY JIMWOODWORKBooth 61bigfoot_jim@msn.com

JEFFREY NELSONHUDSON RIVER INLAYWOODWORKBooth 73info@hudsonriverinlay.com

TAMI REEDLIFE’S LITTLE MOMENTS-WOODWORKBooth 17 & 18 tamicreed@gmail.com

NON PROFITSUMPQUA FLY FISHERSBooth DFREE CASTING INSTRUCTIONS):SAT & SUN 11am -12pmLocated in Soccer field, next to food court area

COMMON GROUND MEDIATION Booth E

ROSEBURG OPTIMIST

CLUBBooth F

ROSEBURG FOOD PROJECTBooth G

ELKTON ROBOTICSBooth 8

DOUGLAS COUNTY CUL-TURAL COALITIONBooth 9

KETTLE KORNVINCE FRENCH POP-AAHS KETTLE KORNBooth (near Family stage)

ART/CRAFT MAKING & DEMOSBRUCE FINCH RAKU CERAMICSBooth A

UMPQUA WEAVERS GUILDSPINNING & WEAVINGStudent Gallery (Inside Building)

WOOD CARVER’S GUILD WOOKWORKINGBooth 1

FACES OF THE UMPQUA VALLEY PROJECTUVAA & NEWS REVIEWDo you call the Umpqua Valley Home? Let us take a portrait of you! By lending us your image you’ll become part of an art exhibit featuring the faces of our community!COME TO THE TENT NEAR THE KID ZONE WHERE THE VENTRILOQUIST IS!

FOOD TRUCKS

5 PEDS COTTON CANDY Come taste 20 unique f lavors of cotton candy at the Festival.

DADDY RAMENDaddy Ramen is an intentionally sourced food truck specializing in Japanese ramen, banh-mi sandwiches and other Asian inspired cuisine.

DRAGON WAGONRoseburg’s very own Thai street food truck. Serving favorites such as Pad Thai, Spring rolls, Drunken noodles, and more.

HOMEMADE FRIED BREADHomemade fried bread (elephant ears), funnel cakes, giant curly fries, corndogs! Pure festival yummy-ness!

KING CONCESSIONS High Roller Wraps, rice bowls, and handcrafted f lavored lemonades.

ASIAN CONCESSIONS Yakisoba noodles, teriyaki chicken, BBQ chicken stick, sweet & sour chicken, lemon chicken, fried shrimp, spring rolls, sodas, water.

RIVERBLENDZ COFFEEHawaiian shaved ice, espresso drinks (lattes etc), coffee, real fruit smoothies, rages (blended coffee), Italian sodas, water.

SMOKEHOUSE CATERING & BBQ Pulled pork & chicken sandwiches, linguica sands, St. Louis style ribs, tri-tip sandwiches, hamburgers, cheeseburgers, veggie burgers, lobster rolls, Greek orzo salad, potato salad, chips, sodas, water.

UMPQUA DAIRYOregon’s Umpqua Dairy ice cream ref lects the quality and freshness of its locally sourced milk. Cool down with a cone or cup of Umpqua Dairy Ice Cream.

WRAPPIN AND ROLLINRoseburg’s own Wrappin and Rollin is serving up 100% plant based VEGAN gourmet cuisine. Always!

TACOS LA RENARoseburg’s own delicious authentic Mexincan Food Truck! Featuring the classics: Taxos, Quesadillas, Taco salads, Burritos, and Jorritos!

LOCAL BREWS & WINESMcMENAMINS

A neighborhood gathering spot throughout Oregon and Washington since 1983, McMenamins handcrafts their own beer and proudly serves it at the Summer Arts Festival.

TRIPLE OAK WINE VAULT Triple Oak Vineyard is a micro producer (200 to 300 cases / year) of f ine wines. Triple Oak Vineyard is located on a gentle southeast facing slope in the small historic community of Oakland, Oregon. It is tended by owner Betty Tamm and her husband Geoff Faraghan.

COME TASTE THE LAND OF Y-UMPQUA!

FOOD TRUCKS | LOCAL

BREWS & WINES

FRIDAY | JUNE 28 |

3 :00 PM | SYCO BILLY’S STRING BAND Syco Billy’s are a fun, high energy newgrass/ americana band consisting of a mandolin, f iddle, stand up bass, guitar, banjo/ steel guitar and vocalists playing many originals and some covers, plus some french/ acadia/ cajun style songs! A refreshing sound that takes bluegrass and Americana to another dimension!.

5:00 PM | STEEL WOOL BAND A four piece band playing original acoustic rock music. Reminiscent of CSN&Y.

7:00 PM | BRIANA RENEA Come sway to the original songs of a high energy modern country singer-songwriter out of Canby, Oregon..

SAT | JUNE 29 |

3 :00 PM | HAT TRICK Hat Trick plays a variety of classic covers, soft rock & blues. Don’t miss hearing and singing along to your classic favorites .

5:00 PM | MO’JO BOOGIE The Midnight Darlins are a husband-wife duo. We tour throughout the western US and Canada and gig regularly throughout Lane and Douglas Counties. We are both area music teachers.

7:00 PM | THE BLUE OWENS BAND The Blue Owens Band is a harmonica driven Chicago style blues band. Blue Owens has honed original songs in front of live audiences, responding to their listeners in the traditional, old-blues way, bringing down the roof with house-rocking, hard-driving blues. The band’s original tunes are fueled by Blue’s jaw dropping harmonica riffs.

SUNDAY | JUNE 30 |

2 :00 PM | JOANNE BROH BAND Enjoy the blues along with danceable & upbeat tunes on this lazy summer sunday with the Joanne Broh Band!

Stay close to anything that makes you feel you are glad to be alive. Plant the seeds for a sustainable future. Connect, respect, listen to music, dance, eat great food, and enjoy the golden hour at Fir Grove park.

ON STAGE

MAINSTAGESCHEDULE

Have dinner with us all three nights! Enjoy a lovely local meal, a drink, and ice cream while watching live music on a sunny summer night underneath our shade cloth!

LISTEN, LEARN, LOVE

FAMILY STAGE SCHEDULEFRIDAY | JUNE 28 |

3 :30 PM | DIVA DANCERS Energetic and sassy hip-hop and a twist They will show you how to dance it too!

4:30 PM | DANCE LESSON Join the Diva Dancers for a dance lesson. So get ready to get up and dance like a diva too!

6:00 PM | HULA DANCERS| Sharing the spirit of Aloha ensures our ancestral knowledge will continue to grow throughout the world.

SAT | JUNE 29 |

10:00 PM | ROBOTICS DEMO Elkton Robotics and teams from (SOAR) welcomes you to see how Robotics is teaching Science,

Technology, Engineering, Mathematics, and Art in rural communities all over the US and World!

1 :00 PM | CHITWOOD DANCERS A local and beloved youth dance group practicing classical ballet.

2:30 PM | BUTTERFLY PRESENTATION BY ECEC Evan the Dancing Dude is performing!

3:30 PM | DOUGLAS CTY YOUTH ORCHESTRA The Douglas County Youth Orchestra has provided music education and performance experience for students throughout Douglas County since 1997.

6:00 PM | YOUTH NIGHT WITH STRIPPS Bass House music mixed with deep bass sure to kick you off your feet. Whether you’re 16 or

25 come listen to some heavy bass and chill out on your saturday night to new beats. .

SUNDAY | JUNE 30 |

10:00 AM| YOGA & DANCE LESSON Wake up with Summer Fry’s Yoga and then get ready for dance lessons from the Diva Dancers!

6:00 PM | MIDDLE EASTERN DANCERS Enjoy the sounds and movements of the Middle East with our beloved local belly dancers!

2:30 PM | HOUSE BASS WITH STRIPPS Mellow sunday afternoon closing out Summer Arts Festival with a some house music mixed with deep bass that will make you relax and ease into that hot summer fever

FAMILY STAGE RAFFLE: UVAA is raffling off some incredible prizes. Purchase raffle tickets at the table near the family stage (see map). Raffle winner announcements will be made at the

family stage, please inquire about times at the raffle booth.

KIDS CREATEART

Our Arts Center has been prov id ing creat ive exper iences for ch i ldren in Douglas County for over 50 years! Through our Arts in Educat ion Program, Art ists in Residence Program, Chi ldren’s Gal lery Exhib i ts, F ie ld Tr ips, Summer Kids Camps and the Kid Zone at the Summer Arts Fest iva l we’ve prov ided art c lasses and hands on learn ing to thousands of ch i ldren. Thank you Umpqua Val ley Arts Associat ion for support ing our youth and expanding imaginat ions throughout Douglas County and beyond!

The Umpqua Valley Arts AssociationProviding 50+ years of arts appreciation and education for

both youth and adults in Douglas County.Find out more about our Art Exhibits, Adult Classes, Workshops, and Art

Camp for kids at the UVAA Information Booth (See map)

IT TAKES A VILLAGE

It is such a privilege to be a part of a tradition that makes this the 51st Annual Summer Arts Festival! It’s a tribute to the creative spirit, which is inherently human. Not reserved for artists only, creativity can take many forms of expression.

None of this is possible without the efforts of an incredible volunteer force which begins with the UVAA Board of Directors: Emily Brandt, Nancy Lehrbach, Betti Manfre, Juliete Palenshus, Lisa Redcay, Delores Spencer, Betty Tam, and Gary Waugeman

|THANK YOU| Delores Spencer is chair of the Arts Festival Committee. She is joined by committee members

Doug Holloway, Dick Worthey, and UVAA Staff: Jeneen Hartley, Sandee McGee, Renee Richardson, and Amanda Walters. Renee Couture, Betti Manfre and Clare Matthews juried this year’s art vendor submissions. Thank you’s to Sarah Holborow for all of her expertise in getting the word out for UVAA and to Sandee McGee for creating this guide.

And then.. there are the 150+ Festival volunteers without whom none of this could happen. THANK YOU FOR YOUR COMMITTMENT, YOUR KINDNESS AND CARE. And THANK YOU to our sponsors, whose support emphasizes the collaborative spirit of an event that is a true celebration of community and creativity.

Our sponsors recognize the importance of supporting the arts and traditional in our community. They have chosen to invest hard earnings to sponsor the Summer Arts

Festival. We’re grateful to have their support year after year and to partner with them in bringing the Summer Arts Festival to our community.

IT TAKES A VILLAGE“THIS EVENT IS MADE POSSIBLE BY MAJOR COMMUNITY SUPPORT OF THE ARTS. THERE

ARE SO MANY WHO DESERVE OUR GRATITUDE AND APPRECIATION.. .THIS IS JUST THE

BEGINNING.THANK YOU!” (ABOVE IMAGE: OUR FOUNDERS)