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Quick Links to Content 3 Festival Schedule At-A-Glance 22 10k/5k Race & Fitness Expo 4 It Is Time For Some Festival Fun! 23 S unday Headliners - British Invasion 5 Gaming Event 24 Childrenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Hands-on-Art 6 Festival Map 26 Art In Public Places 6 Getting to the Festival 29 Local Businesses 7 Entertainment Schedule 30 Festival Committee 8 Festival Tips 31 Volunteer Groups 9 Souvenirs 32 Sponsors 10 Carnival 11 Fireworks 12 Food Vendors 13 Thursday Headliners 15 Friday Headliners 17 Arts and Crafts Vendors Listing 18 Business Expo bold blue text links to websites. 21 Saturday Headliners bold red text links internally.

Festival Schedule At A Glance

Thursday, May 29

Sunday, June 1

6:00 PM Festival Opens and Shuttle Bus starts (FREE) 6:00 – 10:00 PM Carnival Rides 6:00 - 9:00 PM Bike Valet Service (FREE) 6:00 - 9:30 PM Food Vendors 6:30 – 7:30 PM Café Stage 7:30 – 9:30 PM HMC Stage 7:30 – 9:30 PM Depot Stage 9:30 PM Fireworks

7:30 - 9:00 AM 10k/5k Race and Fitness Expo @ HCC 11:00 AM Festival Opens and Shuttle Bus starts (FREE) 11:00 AM - 6:00 PM Bike Valet Service (FREE) 11:00 AM - 7:00 PM Carnival Rides 11:00 AM - 5:30 PM Food Vendors 11:00 AM - 5:00 PM Business Expo 11:00 AM - 6:00 PM Arts & Crafts Show 11:30 AM – 4:00 PM Children’s Hands-on Art Sponsored by the Council for the Arts of Herndon 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM Café Stage 12:00 – 6:00 PM Depot Stage 2:00 – 6:00 PM HMC Stage

Friday, May 30 5:00 PM Festival Opens and Shuttle Bus starts (FREE) 5:00 – 11:00 PM Carnival Rides 5:00 - 9:00 PM Bike Valet Service (FREE) 5:00 – 10:30 PM Food Vendors 6:00 – 9:00 PM Arts & Crafts Show 6:30 – 7:30 PM Café Stage 7:30 – 9:30 PM HMC Stage 7:30 – 9:30 PM Depot Stage

Saturday, May 31 10:00 AM Festival Opens and Shuttle Bus starts (FREE) 10:00 AM - 8:00 PM Bike Valet Service (FREE) 10:00 AM - 11:00 PM Carnival Rides 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM Business Expo 10:00 AM - 10:30 PM Food Vendors 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM Arts & Crafts Show 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM Children’s Hands-on Art Sponsored by the Council for the Arts of Herndon 11:00 AM - 4:00 PM 10k/5k Race Packet Pick-Up @ HCC 10:00 AM - 8:00 PM Café Stage 11:00 AM - 9:30 PM Depot Stage 6:00 – 9:30 PM HMC Stage 9:30 PM Fireworks

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It is time for some FESTIVAL fun! The Town of Herndon, and especially the Parks and Recreation Department, is excited to bring you the 34th Annual Herndon Festival. As always we provide you free admission, parking and shuttle service! This guide provides you with information and festival highlights that you can come back to throughout the event to make sure you don’t miss a thing. Stay up-to-date and connected by following us on Facebook and @herndonfestival. A complete entertainment schedule is available here. This year our entertainment lineup is one of the most musically diverse lineups in our history! We have world music, jazz, blues, bluegrass and funk. We have a DJ to spin. There is soul, folk, modern and traditional Americana roots, roots rock and a jug band. We have pop music and a boy band. We have country music. On Sunday afternoon, we have a British Invasion of British Pop featuring Steve Lauri from the Hollies, the English Channel, and the Return celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Fab Four’s visit to America. And of course, plenty of Rock n’ Roll! Make sure to stop by and enjoy some of our public art. Get a heavy dose of LOVE with a 16 ft. high LOVEwork, which is part of the Virginia is for Lovers traveling LOVEwork located on the Town Hall green. Take your photo with the LOVEwork and make sure to post them on Facebook—Virginia is for Lovers. Or stop by the HMC Lawn on Saturday to enjoy WindArt provided by Decorate the Wind. Our sponsors provide plenty of opportunities to sample some fun. The Town Hall Green will feature our Title Sponsor, VW and their dynamic displays, face painter and special guests. You will also find a variety of sponsors providing samples throughout the Festival. Look for Ristorante serving up frozen pizza, Sparkling Ice beverages, Bonterra Winery, and Dasani. Children’s Hands-on-Art activities, and other fun activities are all part of Kids’ Alley (across from The Breeze). Just listen for the laughter as our strolling entertainers and character guests amuse the whole family. Need a little charge? Take a break and recharge your cell phone! Just head over to our free cell phone charging station in the Café Stage area, next to the Wine Garden. While you charge up, post those status updates on Facebook, Tweet your favorite bands pictures, or Like a new business you met at the Business Expo. Find your favorite festival foods or try something new. Delicious foods are available throughout the site, including up and down Lynn St. in the Café Stage Food Court, in the carnival and on Station St. near Town Hall. For a cold brew or a glass of wine, visit one of our civic groups - the Council for the Arts of Herndon in the Café Food Court, Rotary Club near the HMC lawn entrance or the Optimists at the corner of Lynn and Station Streets.

Please take time to thank our sponsors, by participating in our first ever “Sponsor Scavenger Hunt.” Stop by and take a selfie with your favorite sponsors, post it to your Facebook and tag the Herndon Festival or Tweet your photo with #HerndonFestival. We will award prizes to people who post the most photos. Some of our generous sponsors and partners include our Title sponsor, VW, newcomers Dulles Electric Supply & Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority and longtime supporters TD Bank, Northwest Federal Credit Union, and Apple Federal Credit Union. See the back page for a full list of sponsors. Remember to take advantage of the free bike valet service, ride over and park your bike with us, we’ll be happy to keep an eye on it for you. Check our Facebook page throughout the weekend for the special daily happenings so you don’t miss anything. And don’t forget your souvenirs! Cute tank tops, baseball caps and warm hooded sweatshirts, plus traditional long and short sleeve t-shirts in fabulous colors! While most events and activities are held rain or shine, in the rare event of severe weather, the Festival may close temporarily and then re-open. To check the status of Festival events, call: 703-435-6866. Need more details? Visit our webpage at herndonfestival.net or call us at 703-787-7300. Hope to see you all soon… at the 34th Herndon Festival. @herndonfestival

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Video Gaming Tournament

The Herndon Festival brings you its first ever NoVA E-Sports Cup League of Legends. League of Legends is a multiplayer online battle arena video game. E-sports, competitive gaming, has been growing in popularity. It’s guaranteed to bring a few local legends together for fierce competition and lots of excitement. Following an online round-robin qualifier among 20 teams, the competition heats up as the top 5 teams gear up for the final rounds of play held live at the Herndon Festival on May 30-31 by the Depot Stage. Click here to learn more about the League of Legends game. A special thanks to two amazing to local college students who volunteered to coordinate this tournament, Silviu Florea and Ace Zhang.

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Getting Here

Shuttle Bus Service

Herndon Festival Locatio

Fast, Convenient, and Free

Located in Historic Downtown Herndon 777 Lynn Street, Herndon, VA 20170.

A free shuttle bus service runs in a loop from Worldgate Shopping Center and Herndon High School to the Herndon Festival:

Parking There is a limited amount of parking around the Herndon Festival site. We highly encourage visitors to take the FREE Shuttle Bus or take advantage of our FREE Bike Valet service, see details below. Please note, that the Pine Shopping Center and surrounding shopping centers are known to tow cars who park in their lots.

Handicapped Parking is available off Center Street at the Herndon Municipal Center parking lot. Vehicles must have a DMV issued disabled parking placard or plates.

Click here for Driving Directions. Bike to the Festival The Herndon Festival features a Bike Valet provided by volunteers. The Bike Valet is a free service. Relax and enjoy the Festival â&#x20AC;&#x201D; knowing your bike is safe with the Bike Valet. back to quick links

Herndon High School, 700 Bennett St, Herndon, VA 20170 The Herndon High School stop is to the left of the big rock at the High School entrance. Worldgate Shopping Center, 13037 Worldgate Dr., Herndon, VA 20170. The Worldgate stop is east of the lower level parking garage entrance off Worldgate Drive. Shuttle Bus Service Hours:

Thursday 6:00 pm - 10:00 pm Friday 5:00 pm - 11:00 pm Saturday 10:00 am - 11:00 pm Sunday 11:00 am - 6:00 pm

THURSDAY

HEDULE TAINMENT SC ENTER 6-10pm CARNIVAL ��

HMC stage

Sponsored by TD Bank & Loudoun Medical Group

DEPOT

time

performer

time

7:30-9:30pm

The Nighthawks

7:30-9:30pm

FRIDAY

CARNIVAL ��

stage

5-11pm

HMC stage

Sponsored by TD Bank & Loudoun Medical Group

DEPOT

time

performer

time

7:30-9:30pm

BoDeans

7:30-9:30pm

SATURDAY

CARNIVAL ��

HMC

Sponsored by TD Bank & Loudoun Medical Group

stage

10am11pm

DEPOT stage

7 Sponsored by Washington Dulles Marriott Suites, MV Transit, and Fairfax Connector

FIREWORKS ��

CAFÉ

Sponsored by Goose Island, Shock Top & Bud Light

performer

time

performer

Ocho de Bastos

6:30-7:30pm

Mystic Warriors

Sponsored by Dulles Electric Supply

Sponsored by Washington Dulles Marriott Suites, MV Transit, and Fairfax Connector

stage

ARTS & CRAFTS ��

CAFÉ

Sponsored by Goose Island, Shock Top & Bud Light

performer

time

performer

North Sea Gas

5:30-7:30pm

Atticus

Sponsored by Dulles Electric Supply

Sponsored by Washington Dulles Marriott Suites, MV Transit, and Fairfax Connector

Sponsored by Dulles Electric Supply

stage

9:30pm

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Sponsored by Dulles Electric Supply

performer

KIDS ALLEY & children’s hands-on art

Sponsored by Goose Island, Shock Top & Bud Light

Sponsored by Giant Food, LLC., Stuart Woods Apartments/ AJ Dwoskin, Dulles Greenway, Washington Family Magazine, Virginia 529, and Apple Federal Credit Union.

time

performer

time

performer

11:30am-5pm

Jerry Brown

CAFÉ stage

12-12:45pm

Noble Hunter

11-11:45am

The Dave Wilson Quartet

Produced by The Council for the Arts of Herndon

11:30am-5pm

2-2:45pm

Steve Lauri from the Hollies

1-1:45pm

Blind Man Leading

12-12:45pm

Bo Jankans

11:30-1:30pm

Lisa Polinori "The Unicycle Lady"

2:45-3:45pm

The English Channel

2-2:45pm

Matt Otis and the Sound

1-1:45pm

The Lords of Liechtenstein

1-3pm

Nicolo the Jester

4-6pm

The Return, a Beatles Tribute Act

3-3:45pm

Wes Tucker and The Skillets

2-2:45pm

Noble Hunter

2-4pm

The Unicycle Lady

4-4:45pm

Dan Wolff and The Muddy Crows

3-3:45pm

The Ben Phelps Project

5-6pm

The 19th Street Band

4-5pm

Gary Smallwood Trio

herndonfestival.net 703-787-7300

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Festival Tips If you are entering the festival area please be aware: Contents of all backpacks, and all packages, bags, containers, purses, or other hand carried items of similar size will be inspected for prohibited items. Shirts and footwear are required. The following are prohibited: Alcoholic beverages, glass containers, bottles, cans, coolers, kegs, and/or any containers other than plastic or paper cups. Bicycles,* skateboards, roller blades or any other form of transportation. The use of a wheelchair or other mobility device for those with a physical impairment is permitted. * Bicycles (riders must dismount and walk bikes) are permitted to enter via Lynn and Elden or Station and Pine Streets during Green Lizard Bike Shop hours for work to be performed on that specific bike. See Festival map for Bike Valet location. All animals and pets, except service animals. Toy weapons or weapon replicas. The use of squirt guns and/ or the spraying of any products, the throwing of balls, Frisbees, or other objects. Audio or video recording of the entertainment at any stage without express written permission from the Festival or the performer. Underage smoking. Smoking is discouraged on festival grounds. Consideration of non-smokers is appreciated. Help Herndon continue our recycling efforts. Recycling containers are conveniently placed at the entrances of the Festival. Please recycle aluminum cans and plastic bottles. For a quick reference, look for the recycling symbol on the Festival map.

Souvenirs Product

Color

Youth Short Sleeve T-Shirt w/ Festival Logo

Red, Iris

YXS, YS, YM, YL

Youth Short Sleeve T-Shirt w/ Special Design Logo

Lime, Jade Dome

YS, YM, YL

Short Sleeve T-Shirt w/ Festival Logo

Teal, Light Steel

AS, AM, AL, AXL

XXL

$12

Short Sleeve T-Shirt w/ Special Design Logo

Stone Blue, Black

AM, AL, AXL

$10

XXL

$12

Long Sleeve T-Shirt w/ Festival Special Logo

Dark Heather

AM, AL, AXL

$12

XXL

$17

Pullover Hooded Sweatshirt

Red

AS, AM, AL, AXL

$24

Women’s Tank Top

Grey, Azalea

AS, AM, AL

$12

Men’s Polo w/ Embroidered Festival logo

Ash

M, L, XL

$22

Baseball Cap w/ Festival Logo

Red, Wheat

Adjustable

$12

N/A

Backpacks (free with $20 purchase-2011 logo)

Green/Black

Lunch bags/Coolers

Red/Black

Orange/Black

Sizes

9 Price

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CARNIVAL Call or text your family and friends to meet you for an evening filled with smiles and laughter. Many adventurous rides for all ages, along with challenging games with great prizes, await you at this yearâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s carnival. Once you work up an appetite, enjoy festive foods in the carnival area or try one of twenty different food vendors around the Festival site. The Herndon Festival works with Jolly Shows, a family owned and operated business run by the Joseph Family since the 1950â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s to provide this classic hometown carnival. We hope you enjoy all the carnival has to offer and create many happy memories for years to come. Carnival Access Policy: Each person wishing to enter the carnival area must purchase a minimum of $5.00 in ride tickets each day. Tickets may be used on any ride in the carnival area. An exception will be granted to a parent who is accompanying their children. The parent will not have to purchase ride tickets for themselves if they have already purchased $5.00 in ride tickets for each child they are accompanying. Re-admittance to the carnival area will be granted any time that same day, without having to purchase additional tickets, if your hand was stamped when leaving the carnival area and you have a minimum of three tickets. We encourage parents to accompany children under 12 in the carnival area. Prices:

Single Ticket - $1.25 Book of 30 Tickets - $30 Book of 50 Tickets - $45 A ll-you-can-ride wristband offered for Thursday 6 pm - 10 pm and Saturday 10 am - 2 pm for $16 per day. Wristbands All-you-can-ride wristbands are available Thursday from 6-10 PM or Saturday from 10 AM-2 PM. Wristbands are only valid for the day they were purchased. Thursday all-you-can-ride wristbands are on pre-sale at the Herndon Community Center and available at the Carnival Ticket booths. Wristbands for Saturday can only be purchased at the Carnival Ticket booths.

FIREWORKS! Two Spectacular Displays

Thursday Night

9:30 p.m. Sponsored by Virginia Paving/Lane Construction

Saturday Night

9:30 p.m. Sponsored by Volkswagen of America

Add a little bang to your Thursday night with a fireworks display featuring a variety of innovative pyrotechnics. Grab a blanket and make your way to a Stage Seating area for a fantastic fireworks display. Start looking skyward at approximately 9:30 p.m. following The Nighthawks on the HMC Stage, Ocho de Bastos on the Depot Stage, or Mystic Warriors on the CafĂŠ Stage. Make plans on Saturday night to relax and enjoy an even bigger fireworks display, professionally choreographed to music. Add heartpounding noise and a variety of special effects, and you have an unforgettable fireworks display. The fireworks begin at approximately 9:30 p.m. following Urban Funk on the HMC Stage and The Last Bison on the Depot Stage. Volkswagen is proud to call Herndon its home.

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Food VENDORS

Food Vendors Offer Something for Everyone Mouthwatering aromas will entice you to the Food Court areas as the streets are transformed into a gallery of sidewalk cafes. Tempt your taste buds with specialties such as cheese steaks, gyros, crab cakes, Thai food, funnel cakes, and much more. With more than twenty vendors throughout the Festival grounds, you won’t go away hungry! Then, quench your thirst with freshly squeezed lemonade, smoothies, a variety of sodas, a glass of wine, or an ice-cold beer. COMPANY NAME

SERVING

Café

Beer and Wine

John the Greek

Lynn St.

Greek

Tarin Thai Cuisine

Lynn St.

Thai

Premiere Hospitality Inc.

Lynn St.

Superburger

Premiere Hospitality Inc.

Lynn St.

Funnel Cakes

The Original Cinnamon Roasted Almonds

Lynn St.

Roasted Nuts

Optimist Club of Herndon

Lynn St.

Beer and Pizza

Rito Loco [Thursday & Friday Only]

Lynn St.

Burritos

Rotary Club of Herndon

Lynn St.

Beer and Pulled Beef

Jimmy’s Old Town Tavern

Café

Cajun

Taste of the World

Café

Asian

Schnitzel and Giggles

Café

German

Papa Johns

Café

Pizza

Robeks Fruit Smoothies

Station St.

Smoothies

The Popcorn Man

Station St.

Popcorn

Wild Bill’s Olde Fashion Soda Pop Co

Station St.

Rootbeer

COMPANY NAME

T HURSDAY - SUNDAY

SAT. & SUN. ONLY

LOCATION

Council for the Arts of Herndon

LOCATION

SERVING

D&J Concessions

Lynn St.

Turkey Leg/Sausages

MacBrand Foods

Lynn St.

Steak & Cheese/ Corn Dog

Coco Bongos

Lynn St.

Frozen Drinks

Sherri’s Fun Foods

Lynn St.

Crab Cakes

Guapos

Lynn St.

Mexican

Moose Joose

Lynn St.

Frozen Drinks

A Southern Fish Fry

Lynn St.

Fish and Shrimp

Sids Kitchen

Lynn St.

Indian/Bengali

Keep in mind that State of Virginia laws regarding the sale of alcoholic beverages are strictly enforced and monitored. You must be 21 years of age or older to purchase alcoholic beverages. Proof of age will be required at the time of purchase.

Keeping Everyone Comfortable Powered Up! Cell phone battery running low? Visit the free icharge kiosk in the Café Food Court and power up! Stop by, chill-out, relax, and your phone will be back to 100% in no time! We encourage you to share your photos on Instagram and tag us on Facebook throughout the weekend by using #herndonfestival.

Baby Changing Stations There is a dedicated tent with all the needed supplies to keep your little ones fresh and clean. Conveniently located along the W&OD Trail next to the First Aid tent.

Lost & Found Hopefully you will not need this service, but we will keep all lost & found items inside the Herndon Municial Center (HMC), 777 LLynn St. or call 703-787-7300. Lost parents or children should report to the First Aid tent.

THURSDAY HEADLINERS

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The Nighthawks

7:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. at the HMC Stage

Over more than three decades, The Nighthawks have earned a reputation as one of the best and hardest-working bands around. Their live shows are legendary. Founded in the Washington, D.C. area in 1972, the ‘Hawks’ were a roots band before anyone had come up with the term. Their mix of blues, rock, rockabilly, soul and swing appeals to a widely diverse audience, built over years of touring throughout the United States, Europe and Japan. The Nighthawks have released more than 20 recordings.

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The band’s current lineup features founding member Mark Wenner on harp and vocals, Paul Bell on guitar and vocals, Johnny Castle on bass and vocals and, on drums and vocals, Mark Stutso, who replaced longtime member Pete Ragusa.

Ocho de Bastos

7:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. at the Depot Stage

Ocho de Bastos (translation: Eight of Clubs) is one of the most popular and sought after Latin Pop Rock bands in the Washington metropolitan area. Founded in 2009 by a group of enthusiastic young musicians, Ocho de Bastos’ sound is an energetic fusion of tropical rhythms with Latin rock. A unique guitar sound, blended with powerful drums, Latin percussion, and catchy brass riffs complement Ocho de Bastos’ unique style. Ocho de Bastos was recently described by National Public Radio’s Felix Contreras as “… A DAMN GOOD BAND.”

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Their repertoire includes popular songs in English, Spanish, and Portuguese, as well as originals.

Mystic Warriors

6:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. at the Café Stage

Mystic Warriors have been touring the United States performing for all major government agencies, foreign embassies, museums, the Smithsonian Institution, the Kennedy Center, at festivals and music venues. In 1994, by special invitation they performed at the White House for the Hispanic Heritage Month celebration. They shared the stage with Tito Puente, Bo Diddley, Tom Rush, Spiro Gyra and other well known artists. In 1997, Mystic Warriors received the “Ringo” Music Award from The Washington Hispanics, for Best International Folk and World Music Group. The “Mystic Warriors Live in Concert” CD was released in 2006 along with the DVD version of their live concert. In 2007 they received the Washington “Wammie Award” for the Best Latin recording.

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FRIDAY HEADLINERS

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BoDeans

7:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. - HMC Stage

“I’ve always thought of the BoDeans as a truly American band,” says Kurt Neumann, the founder, primary writer and frontman of the veteran Milwaukee-based group. Neumann fully embraces that notion on American Made, the BoDeans’ eleventh album. Its dozen songs are laced through with strands of indigenous roots elements—Heartland hoedown folk (“American,” with guest Jake Owen spinning out the guitar solo), Celtic-rooted mountain music (“Walk Through This World,” “Flyaway”), zydeco (“Everything You Wanted”), Southern roadhouse soul (“Don’t Bring Me Down”), Chicago blues (“Shake the Fever”) and 100-proof roots rock (“All the World”). These tracks are played with heartfelt emotion as well as jaw-dropping skillfulness by the band—Neumann on vocals and guitars, original member Michael Ramos (Patty Griffin, John Mellencamp) on keyboards and accordion, longtime BoDeans bassist Ryan Bowman and new member Warren Hood, a fiddle/violin virtuoso from Austin.

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North Sea Gas

7:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. - Depot Stage

Have a “Gas”! “North Sea Gas” that is! One of Scotland’s most popular and enduring bands, “North Sea Gas” formed over 30 years ago and is still continually traveling the world bringing their brand of Scottish traditional, contemporary and self-penned music to the people. This highly entertaining Scottish folk trio offers high energy instrumentals, history, great craic, and tremendous three part harmonies giving the “Gas” show universal appeal.

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North Sea Gas premiered on the Cafe Stage in 2010 on their last US tour. They were so popular and so much fun, we brought them back as a headliner so more of you can enjoy them!

Atticus

6:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. - Cafe Stage

In 1992, Atticus Miranda experienced his first warehouse party which began a lifelong obsession with the sounds of the underground. He spent more than two decades honing his skills as a technical DJ and experimenting with production. Through the years, Atticus has played many styles but two characteristics consistently emerged in the music, regardless of genre, that provided a solid and true direction for his sound: rhythm and bass. Atticus focuses his production on beats and low end expressed in styles that range from dubby and soulful arrangements to saturated and rhythmic soundscapes. DJ performances are technical with use of classic DJ skills while taking full advantage of digital technology. From deep and dark to hype and energetic sets, Atticus takes you on a journey into sound guided by rhythm and bass. Currently, Atticus is one of the Forecast residents at The Backbar in DC.

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Arts and crafts vendors No.

COMPANY NAME

CRAFT

Tom Wachs Photography

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No.

COMPANY NAME

CRAFT

Photography

Nutrition Master Foods

Raw, Vegan Snacks and Food

Troy Montana Jewelry

Jewelry

Nectar of the Vine

Wine Frappé

Stone of Fire Creations

Stone Sculpture

By the Bees

Bath and Body

Artful Winery Crafts

Glass

Amazing Handmade Dresses

Wrap Skirts

The Woodsman's Wife

Deer Antler Accessories

Meyerhoff Gems

Jewelry

Kris Krafts Stained Glass

Stained Glass

Home Fields

Sports Stadiums

Vision Art

Mixed Media Art

Y & S Hand Craft

Jewelry

Second Chance Glass

Recycled Glass Creations

Paula's Palette

Jewelry

67, 68

Frog Music Garden

Lawn Ornaments

Celestial Gardens

Bonsai Trees

Greystone Products

Computer Jewelry

Renaissance Lavender

Bath and Body

Waters Woods

Furniture

Rita's Handbags

Handbags

Jerusalem Carvings

Wood Carvings

Designs by Gerry

Nautical Window Art

Potter's Fire

Pottery

Tilley's Favorites Dog Biscuits

Dog Treats

Spirit Fire Art

Watercolor Art

Glassworks by Nonie

Stained Glass

G's Glory Handbags

Handbags

Hall Enterprises

Jewelry

Fantasy and Things

Pewter Figurines

Bell Bottom Blues Pottery

Pottery

Original Jean Creations

Denim Pillows

Sarah Pei's Pearls

Jewelry

K9 Collars

Dog Collars, Leashes, Toys

20 21

Especially for You Glorious Goblets

Greeting Cards/Photography Hand-painted Glass

Shanes Forever Files

Nail Files and Boards

Women's Clothing

ETC's Tie-Dyes

Tie Dye Clothing

MaYuRee Women Clothing and Accessories

Wildlife Plastics

Sculpture

Yulin

Marionettes

Unique Magnetic Jewelry

Jewelry

Game Day Designs

Wine and Cutting Boards

Ring Around the Tosie

Toe, Thumb, and Pinky Rings

Chesapeake Bay Christmas

Christmas Ornaments

Quality Woodcrafts

Wood

C + E Gifts

Plaques and Pillows

Mom and Daughters Jewelry

Jewelry

Hummingbird Vineyard

Hummingbird Feeders

Florida Yard Art

Yard Art

Murrell's Salsa

Salsa and Pasta Sauce

A Little Loopy Accessories

Clothing and Accessories

Blue Ribbon Nuts

Nuts and Brittle

32, 33

E-Z Hang Chairs

Chairs/Swings/Hammocks

Earth Wear

Tie Dye Shirts

34, 35

JJ Sportswear

Sun Dresses

Scarves Unique

Scarves and Accessories

Sea-The-Signs

Signs

Gardengate Pottery

Pottery

37, 38

Jen Callahan Artwork

Original Art

TJ's Sweet Tooth

Baked Goods

39, 40

Britt's Leather

Leather Belts

J's Paper Fantasies

Paper Quilling

Fantasy Fountains

Fountains

Apinya Thai LLC

Chili Sauces

Michalene's Goat Milk Soap

Soaps and Lotions

Wear Waliga

Jewelry

Woodchuck's Jewelry

Bangles and Bracelets

94,95

Stan's Crafts

Cornhole Boards

Lakania Greek Products

Olive Oil, Olives, Vinegars

Laurina Holte

Spice Mixes/Soaps

Glorious Bags

Bags

Gifts 2 Go Go

Aprons, Hats, Quilts

Expression in Art

Wool Tapestries

Grace's Pastries

Baked Goods

Marble Mountain Creations

Wine Stoppers

Pawrate Treasures

Dog Treats

May Stitchery

Children's Items

100

Adventures in LaLa Land

Bath and Body

A Little Unique

Dog Collars and Leashes

101

Brenap Jewelry

Jewelry

Martuxi Vintage

Jewelry

102

Hand Crafted Bird Houses

Bird Houses

CR Stuff

Sea Grass Hats

103

Michael Petty IV

Oil and Acrylic Paintings

Little Creek Candles

Lawn Ornaments, Candles

104

Capricious Clothing

Clothing

Heads Up Sun Visors

Sun Visors

105

Bon Bon Décor

Children's Items

Twin Oaks Hammocks

Hammocks

106

Dazzling Accessories

Shell Headbands

Aunt Meg Creations

Children's Items

107

Dunn By Dixie

Custom Greeting Cards

CRA Enterprises

Roasted Nuts

108

Yan's Art Studio

Sculptured Ornaments

Portrait Sketches by David

Portrait Drawings

STATION STREET ( DE POT)

LYNN STREET (HMC)

54, 55

cont inu ed

29, 30

Dip Mixes

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Stone House Mixes

KEO Jewelry Designs

Jewelry

NEED CASH FAST? There are three conveniently located ATMs within the festival gates. One off the W&OD bike trail and Station St. Two are next to the HMC off Lynn St. And one right outside the gate at Main Street Bank on the corner of Station St. and Elden St. (728). Please view the map for a visual.

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Business Expo

18 SATURDAY

10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

SUNDAY

11:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

Visit over 50 diverse business vendors and take advantage of the opportunity to have one-on-one conversations with representatives from a variety of businesses including home improvement, health and wellness, animal care, education, insurance, and much more. In addition to helpful information, youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll find fun give-a-ways and door prizes. Come see all that our community businesses have to offer in the 2014 Business Expo. Be sure to head to the top of Pine St. where you will find an interactive photo booth, giveaways, and some of our popular local radio stations.

Business Expo exhibitors COMPANY NAME AAA HVAC Services Allstate Insurance The Freedman Group Allure Dental

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American Cabinet Refacers

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Ameritech Construction

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Apple Federal Credit Union

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Bath Fitter

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Beauty, Health & Wellness Consultant

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Breakthrough Chiropractic Brush Strokes Salon

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Capital Rail Constructors

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Nu Look Home Design Inc

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Fairfax County DOT

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Paiges Promotions

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Flagship Carwash Center

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Palmercare Chiropractic

Golinsky Specific Chiropractic

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Power Home Remodeling Group

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Good Beginnings

Prince William Home Improvement

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Remodel USA

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Herndon Parks and Recreation

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Snap Fitness

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Solomon Law Group

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Spencer’s Safe and Lock

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Sport and Health

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Sterner’s Tae Kwon Do Academy

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James Hardie

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Kitchen Saver

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Knapp Chiropractic & Sports Rehab

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CBS Radio

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LeafFilter North of Virginia

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Center for Vein Restoration

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Liberty Mutual Insurance

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Champion Windows

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Gutter Helmet

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Fairfax Collegiate

HK Lee Academy of Tae Kwon Do/ Music Spectrum

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The Libre Initiative

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T-Mobile

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Tap Snap

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Thompson Creek Windows

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Title Boxing Club

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Closet America

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Mary Kay Cosmetics

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Dasani

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McLean Bible Church

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Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority

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Delegate Tom Rust

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Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church

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Vacation Village Resorts

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Dogtopia

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Navy Federal Credit Union

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Vinehaven Evergreene Homes

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Dominion Animal Hospital

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New Horizons Dental Center

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Virginia Energy Sense

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Dr. Energy Saver

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Dulles Corridor Metrorail Project

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Northern Virginia Regional Park Authority

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Dulles Electric Supply

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Northern Virginia Magazine

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Thanks to our Sponsors and Partners!

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SATURDAY HEADLINERS Urban Funk

7:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. - HMC Stage

Since their release of Heroes and Legends in 2010, Urban Funk has been performing in the Metropolitan region to critical acclaim. Showcasing the dance chart hits of the 70’s; this venerable period of music is the stepping stone for every performance. Whether it is James Brown, Marvin Gaye, or WAR; the hits keep coming and the lawn is guaranteed to be filled with a dancing crowd. Wayne Sulc and Tommy Lepson front this group along with the funk fusion sound of a rhythm section featuring Steve Long on Keys, Mike Davis on Bass, Gary Crockett on Drums, and Tim Cutrona on Percussion. This newly formed collaboration between highly renowned and talented musicians brings years of experience to the Urban Funk in a way no other “new” group could replicate. With a home base at Clydes of Chevy Chase, Urban Funk has also performed at The Smithsonian Museum of American Art, The Hamilton, Mason District Park, JV’s, and The Music Café, with more to come.

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The Last Bison

7:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. - Depot Stage

The Last Bison is anything but typical. The seven-member ensemble led by Ben has seemingly risen from the marshes of southeastern Virginia to captivate the national music scene with a rare blend of folk that is poetically steeped in classical influences. Band members describe the sound as “mountain-top chamber.” Already the band has drawn flattering, though imperfect, comparisons to indie rock superstars the likes of Mumford & Sons, The Decemberists and Fleet Foxes. Each of those bands has carried folk rock into the mainstream but none of them have a front man that shares the stage with his father and sister. The Last Bison is a tight knit community of family and friends that boasts a sound all its own.

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The Last Bison’s live shows transport audiences from urban music halls to another, less familiar era. Rich melodies accent unabashedly spiritual lyrics. Traditional folk instruments resonate with unexpected arrangements –sharing the musical space with lush family harmonies, classical strings, and earthy percussion. Band members appear to have stepped out of an 18th century stagecoach. The look hints at the band’s roots in colonial Virginia, while the sound transcends a defining era.

The Speedbumps

7 p.m. - 8 p.m. - Cafe Stage

Roots raspy vocals paired with an indie folk groove have earned The Speedbumps an Independent Music Award and showcases across the globe. Their eclectic mix of hollow bodied instruments paired with honest songwriting has brought praise from some of the industry’s top tastemakers including Relix Magazine, The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, American Songwriter Magazine, CMT Edge and Americana-UK. Because their approachable, Midwest style easily fits the soundtrack of people’s everyday lives, the band’s music has been selected for various TV and film projects including PBS’s Road Trip Nation and the feature film Molly’s Girl. In addition, the Bumps have shared the stage with Andrew Bird, G-Love and Special Sauce, Amos Lee, Matt Nathanson, OKGO, Tim Easton, Crosby Stills & Nash, and Chrissie Hynde among others. In 2012, The Speedbumps were invited to collaborate with The Canton Symphony Orchestra resulting in a joint performance of songs from their first two albums at the historical Canton Palace Theatre. The band’s bassist, Kevin Martinez, (who has a master’s degree in Music Composition) spent 9 months developing and writing parts for all the orchestra members to perform alongside the band. In February 2015, both groups will come together on stage again for a joint performance, featuring many songs off of The Speedbumps third and most recent album, The Harbors We Seek.

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Herndon Festival 10K-5K Races and Fitness Expo LOCATED AT THE HERNDON COMMUNITY CENTER 814 Ferndale Ave., Herndon, VA

SUNDAY Race starts at 7:30 a.m.

10K/5K Race Runners take your mark and give the 2014 Herndon Festival 10K or 5K race your best effort. The race course takes you through Historic Downtown Herndon. Both the 10K and 5K courses are USATF certified. Click here for a map of the race route. New this year, a sport-dry-fit t-shirt will be given to the first 800 pre-registered 10K and 5K participants. Following the race, participants can enjoy a yummy breakfast, door prizes, music, and an awards ceremony. Breakfast breads and muffins complements of Great Harvest Bread Company.

Fitness Expo The Fitness Expo is held in conjunction with the race. Runners have the opportunity to visit local health and wellness related businesses vendors. Make sure to look for special offers and coupons. Runners can pick up their race numbers and t-shirts on: Saturday, May 31, from 11 am - 4 pm or on Sunday, June 1 from 6:15-7:15 am at the Herndon Community Center. Participants should be able to complete the 10K race in 90 minutes and the 5K race in 45 minutes. After these times, race officials will transport any participants still remaining on the courses back to the Herndon Community Center. Timing This event will be scored using the Chronotrack Bib Tag Timing System. Runners will be issued their bib at packet pick-up. The bib must be worn throughout the race for timing results and the runner must cross the finish line. Awards Overall winners will receive a variety of running merchandise in addition to an award. Awards are presented to the top two finishers from each age group: 10 and under, 11-14, 15-19, 20-29, 30-39, 4049, 50-59, 60-69, and 70 and over.

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Steve Lauri from The Hollies 2 p.m. – 2:45 p.m. - HMC Stage

Steve Lauri is a renowned singer, guitarist, and songwriter. He is currently a frontline member of the sixties hit making group, The Hollies, who still record and tour worldwide. The Hollies made hits like “Bus Stop,” and “The Air That I Breathe” and were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2010. In past years, Steve has toured with Bonnie Tyler, Bucks Fizz, Sir Cliff Richard, Elaine Page, and David Essex. When not on tour, Steve is in great demand as a solo performer worldwide. Steve’s solo appearances include classic rock hits from the past four decades, including The Hollies hits, as well as his original material from his latest CD, At Last.

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The English Channel

2:45 p.m. –3:45 p.m. - HMC Stage

The English Channel (“All English, All the Time”) performs the incredible British hits of the mid 60’s and 70’s...classic rock & pop songs from The Beatles, Rolling Stones, Dusty Springfield, The Who, The Hollies, Cream, Petula Clark, Yes, The Zombies, Moody Blues, The Kinks, Lulu, Queen & many many others. Each song is meticulously recreated to sound just like the original recording, just like you remember it. You’ll hear lush harmonies, a tight rhythm section, shreddin’ guitars, rich orchestration and some songs you never thought you’d hear a band play live.

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With its passion and enthusiasm, The English Channel was voted “Most Fun Band” by the readers of Richmond’s STYLE WEEKLY magazine. The timeless quality of the music of this genre appeals to all generations and each song the band plays is someone’s “all time favorite.” Soon after its inception in 2001, The English Channel became a popular headliner at many regional festivals and concerts throughout the mid-Atlantic states. Because of its unique niche, the band has also opened for national acts such as “1964: The Tribute”, “Abba, the Music” and even performed for the former British Prime Minister, Tony Blair.

The Return

4 p.m. – 6 p.m. - HMC Stage

The Return got its start back in 1995 when four young friends got together to play their favorite Beatles songs just for the fun of it. As time went on, they began to polish up their act a bit and became fixated on the idea of striving for the highest level of authenticity possible. They wanted to recreate the early sixties Beatles concert experience from the tiniest detail (John Lennon’s on-stage gumchewing) to the biggest, most expensive details (using exact replicas of the instruments and gear the Beatles used). They got an agent and began to command the attention of more widely renowned clients not only in the United States, but in multiple other countries as well—including England. The Return has crafted a truly authentic, entertaining, and very exciting show. And in doing so, the band not only delivers a near perfect reproduction of a live Beatles concert—they capture the very essence of the Beatles themselves.

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CHILDREN'S Hands-On Art Area Produced by The Council for the Arts of Herndon

SATURDAY

10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. - Kid’s Alley

SUNDAY

11:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. - Kids’ Alley

The Children’s Hands-On-Art Area will again be located in the Kid’s Alley at the corner of Station and Lynn Streets. The Children’s Hands-On-Art tent will be filled with lots of fun and surprises for young children. Make a caterpillar or kaleidoscope, create and decorate your own musical instruments and play them with Sunnyside Slim and the Sunnyland Skiffle Band, express yourself with sidewalk chalk, have your face painted and more. Kids can get creative with the help of our featured crafters and try clay origami, watercolor painting with spray bottles and more. Skilled artisans such as Chinese calligraphers, professional potters and painters will be on-site to create their work in front of your eyes! Enjoy over a dozen unique and fun crafts for children. Come and experience what wonders you can create in the Children’s HandsOn-Art Area this year at the Herndon Festival and remember - it’s FREE!