Westerville Music and Arts Festival

Thursday, July 12, 2012

39th Annual Westerville Area Chamber of Commerce

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Welcome to the 2012 Westerville Area Chamber of Commerce Music & Arts Festival!

The Westerville Area Chamber of Commerce is pleased to sponsor the 39th Annual Music and Arts Festival at Heritage Park. The festival committee and the Chamber of Commerce welcome you to the festival, and hope that you enjoy all that it has to offer. This year’s festival brings a vast array of talented artists, craftspeople and musicians into Heritage Park for a weekend that celebrates creativity and community.

Inside this special guide, you’ll find a listing of each exhibiting artist with their type of art or craft and their Westerville Area Chamber of Commerce booth number. You’ll Sunny skies welcomed visitors to the 2011 Music and Arts Festival. also find a color-coded festival map with the location of each booth, as well as entertainment, purchase a festival T-shirt, please stop by the Inforconcessions and guest services. mation Tent located near the halfway point on the main walkway. You can also learn about the WesterIn addition to our array of talented artists and ville Area Chamber of Commerce, and how they can craftspeople, we invite you to visit the Everal Barn. help your business get connected, generate growth The barn hosts the youth art exhibits, displaying and serve the community of Westerville. art created by junior Picassos, Monets, and Warhols in Westerville and the surrounding areas. Also feaFor more information on the festival, call the tured in the barn is the Silent Auction that features Westerville Area Chamber of Commerce at (614) work donated by festival exhibitors. Proceeds from 882-8917, or visit our website at www.westervillethe auction help to sustain the festival. chamber.com. We hope you enjoy the 39th Annual Westerville Music & Arts Festival.

The NewsRadio 103.9 FM / 920 AM Stage will feature a variety of exciting music acts including Sincerely, Stretch Lefty, Donna Mogavero & Mark Bringardner, Elemental Groove Theory, and R.U. Bound. The Delaware County Bank North stage will feature a variety of local talent with music, dance and drama performances. A full entertainment schedule is included in this guide.

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2012 Westerville Music and Arts Festival T-shirt Winner!

The 2012 Music and Arts Festival T-shirt was designed by Samantha Tribble, senior at Otterbein University. She is working toward a duel degree in both Art (Graphic Design) and Psychology. Since her first introduction to these areas in high school, Samantha has become a budding psychologist dabbling in the arts.

Art for Samantha is her passion. Samantha is currently balancing three jobs and has a summer internship with the Senior Art Director/ Teacher at Pearson Publishing Company to gain experience in the art field. She graduated from Big Walnut High School in 2009, Summa Cum Laude.

If you would like to purchase a festival T-shirt, please stop by the Chamber Information Tent located near the halfway point on the main walkway.

Samantha will be recognized at the Awards Ceremony on Sunday, July 15 at 1:30 p.m. on the NewsRadio 103.9 FM / 920 AM Stage.

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Stage set for musical guests at the 39th Annual Westerville Area Chamber Music & Arts Festival Westerville and the Central Ohio region are home to many talented musicians performing a variety of styles and sounds. This year, the Westerville Area Chamber of Commerce’s Music and Arts Festival on July 14 and July 15 is proud to present an electrifying lineup of performers that is sure to light up the festival with the melodic sounds of familiar favorites and new discoveries.

The NewsRadio 103.9 FM / 920 AM Stage, located at the center of the festival outside the Everal Barn, will showcase the following performances:

Donna Mogavero & Mark Bringardner

Donna Mogavero is one of Columbus, Ohio’s premier performing songwriters and has been performing in Columbus and around the region since the early 80’s.

Donna Mogavero blends a mix of folk, country and rock in her original work. Donna

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Elemental Groove Theory

Jessijem Mogavero and Mark Bringardner have been performing together for the past year and can be heard every Thursday at Cementos. Donna Mogavero and Mark Bringardner’s performance is sponsored by Alliance Data.

Elemental Groove Theory

Elemental Groove Theory is a new genre of

Evadell Drive music. The band fuses rock, funk, and other styles for a sound that is familiar and a style that is completely unique. They place a strong emphasis

on improvisation, stage theatrics, and the proliferation of music which is intricate, fun, fresh,

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Stage set for musical guests at the 39th Annual Westerville Area Chamber Music & Arts Festival

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and infectious. EGT is founded on the collaborative creation of original music which bridges many styles and tastes.

With dynamic energy, it’s hard to resist the urge to dance. Elemental Groove Theory’s performance is sponsored by Roush Honda.

Stretch Lefty

Stretch Lefty continues to bring their own creative style of music to the Midwest Music Scene. Based out of Columbus, Ohio, Stretch Lefty’s sound and performance has continued to grow and evolve. With musical roots in Hip Hop and Funk, the band has gravitated towards a fresh new sound that takes Hip Hop and infuses it with Motown and Soul.

Stretch Lefty’s performance is sponsored by KeyBank.

Jessijem

Jessijem presents real music right. Passion and Soul mixed with Rock n’ Roll, and A Twist of Twang, and the occasional blues. These classy

catchy anthems about Life, Love and the Day to Day will deliver a smile to any audience! Jessijem’s songs are brought to life with the support of her band and her willingness to lead a powerhouse performance. Jessijem’s performance is sponsored by The Village at Westerville Retirement & Assisted Living Center.

R.U. Bound

R.U. Bound plays bluegrass, swing, blues, and old-time (American Roots Music). Instruments used include banjo, guitar, mandolin and bass. R.U. Bound is sponsored by Roush Honda.

Going out Strong

Going Out Strong combines powerful male and female vocals with luscious two-and three-part harmonies.

From acoustic ballads to rock anthems, 60’s to current Top Ten, Going Out Strong has something for everyone. Bass, drums, lead and rhythm guitar mix perfectly with the vocals to keep all summer festival-goers

tapping their feet and singing along. Going Out Strong’s performance is sponsored by The Village at Westerville Retirement & Assisted Living Center.

The Morgan After

The Morgan After is a joyful gathering of 15+ guitars assisted by bass, percussion, drums, occasional banjo, uke and lots of vocals. They cover a broad spectrum of musical styles from blues to rock, reggae to pop and folk to country. With songs by: Adele, Beatles, Clapton, Dire Straits, Eagles, Genesis, all the way through Van Morrison. It’s music that you know and love. Songs you want to sing. The Morgan After’s performance is sponsored by Alliance Data.

Grey Matter

Grey Matter is a locally based band that performs a wide array of some of the greatest rock and roll tunes from the 60’s to today. The band features three guitarists, bassist, percussionist, and an energetic female

lead vocalist. Grey Matter is your brain on rock and roll!

Breezin’ Smooth Jazz

Breezin’ Smooth Jazz is a Jazz Quintet from Westerville, Ohio.

Breezin’ plays contemporary, smooth, and fusion style jazz and is comprised of a hot and exciting trumpet, backed by piano, bass, guitar and drums.

Evadell Drive

Evadell Drive plays Alternative Rock.

Highlights performing on the Delaware County Bank Stage:

Blues Reveler

Blues Reveler is Matt Keeler’s homage to American roots music. Matt began performing blues, spirituals, and country ballads on guitar in the mid-1990s. He has since expanded his repertoire and instrumentation.

Along with the brothers Adam and Ben Thayer, he has added Irish traditional music, string band music, ragtime, traditional fiddle tunes, and other genres to the band’s repertoire. They perform on a variety of homespun and eclectic instruments, including hurdy gurdy, washboard, bones, mandolin, and Irish whistle.

Blues Reveler The Select Phaze is a three piece Classic Rock n Roll band from Westerville, Ohio. The Select Phaze plays a wide variety of music from the 50’s through the 70’s as well as originals. Members include Eddy Obbish on guitar, harmonica and vocals, Ed Obbish on drums and vocal, and Bill Obbish on bass and vocals.

Sarah Overdier and Cody Boyce

Sarah Overdier and Cody Boyce met in the fall of 2008 while study-

The Select Phaze

ing music at Otterbein University, and have been partnering on original music ever since. Their partnership of differing styles has resulted in the album “Fewer Things,” a mesh of folk and popular styles that has attracted a wide variety of listeners.

The Alpine Ghost

The Alpine Ghost plays Indie Rock music. *Schedule is subject to change.

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2012 Festival Information Welcome to the 39th Annual Westerville Music & Arts Festival, held every year during the second full weekend in July.

The festival is supported by a number of generous corporate sponsors along with the Westerville Area Chamber of Commerce.

Sponsors, Patrons and Sustainers Stop by the Information Tent to learn how you can help support the festival.

Opportunities are available for businesses, families and individuals. You can also contact our office for more information at (614) 882-8917, visit our web site at www.westervillechamber.com or e-mail us at info@westervillechamber.com.

Entertainment

Visit the NewsRadio 103.9 FM / 920 AM Stage for great music from various bands including Grey Matter, Evadell Drive, Donna Mogavero & Mark Bringardner, The Morgan After and more.

Also, be sure to stop by the Delaware County Bank Stage for performances by local Westerville talent including The Alpine Ghost, The Select Phaze and Blues Reveler. You can also catch dance and drama demonstrations!

Silent Auction

Don’t miss your chance to bid on art donated by the many talented artists at the festival. The auction, sponsored by Mount Carmel St. Ann’s, is housed on the first floor of the Everal Barn, and will be held on Saturday from 1 p.m. to 9 p.m. and Sunday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Winners need not be present. All proceeds support the Westerville Area Chamber of Commerce Music & Arts Festival.

Youth Art Exhibit

The Youth Art Exhibit is sponsored by Nationwide Children’s Hospital Westerville Close to Home Center and Roush Honda and located on the second floor of the Everal Barn. The Youth Art Exhibit provides young aspiring artists with an opportunity to publicly exhibit their work.

Awards, including Best of Show and People’s Choice, are given to the participating youth artists.

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Above: Tonda Thomas of Westerville looks at stained glass on display during the Westerville Area Chamber of Commerce’s Music and Arts Festival at Heritage Park in 2011. Below: Visitors look at wares at the Middle Earth Turning booth.

Kids Area

The Youth Activities Tent, sponsored by The Westerville Parks and Recreation Department, will host a variety of arts and crafts projects for children including Hawaiian leis, colorful fish and more. Youth Entertainment will also be available sponsored by Nationwide Children’s Hospital Westerville Close to Home Center and Immediate Health Urgent Care Centers @Westar. This year’s performers are Imaginating Dramatics with Candace Mazur-Darman on Saturday and Magic Nate on Sunday.

based on their merit. Winning artists receive a cash prize and ribbon. This year, more than $500 in prize money will be awarded. Best of Show, First Place and Second Place prizes are awarded in Arts and Crafts categories. Best of Show and First Place are also awarded in the Heritage category. Stop by the Information Tent on Sunday to see a list of the winning artists and crafters.

Purchase Awards

Purchase awards are gift certificates purchased by individuals or companies. At the festival, purchase awards are spent like cash with any exhibitor to buy art or crafts. Contact the Westerville Area Chamber of Commerce for more information. The purchase awards are sponsored by The Westerville Public Library.

Judging & Awards

Professional judges review the work created by festival exhibitors and award prizes

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2012 Exhibitors

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FINE ARTS FIBER

ACRYLICS Kathy Anderson Don Huber Shaun Kinley Susie Lowder

Shady Tree Art 39 Buckeye Country Art 117 Shaun Kinley Studio 78 Budding Arts by Susie Lowder 26

BODY ART Deborah Brommer Robbie Hay

Desdemona’s Designs 108 Caricature Artist’s Fun Factory 93

CERAMICS Jim Fetzer Martin Frolick Thomas Harris Lawrence Kearns & Sam Hitchman Brandon Knott Rick Paldino Gail Russell Kathy Sherman Sumiko Takada Jason Wolff

J. Fetzer Pottery Old Patagonia Pottery ClayOH Ceramics

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Lawrence Kearns Pottery It’s Knott Pottery dba Paldino Pottery Peachblow Pottery Kathy Sherman Ceramics Studiotakada Jason Wolff Pottery

73 102 36 107 111 45 95

Kimberly Esque Marino Mark & Sandy Flora Karla Furrer Jo Lance Kim Lawson Barbara Lynn Melissa Pastva Xee Yang

“Potty Pocket” by Form: Function Studios, Inc. Mark’s Designs/ Crushable Seagrass Hats Bella Studio Varu Baskets N More Calyis Designs

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Lidia K. Anderson L.A. Glass Studio 41 Monica Balian The Glass Garden 119 Steve Brewster Moon Bay Art Glass Studio 98 Patty DeMaria Three Friends One Brain Bugs and Beads48 Rollin Karg Karg Art Glass, Inc. 24 & 25 Buddy Signoir Crystal Etch 32

GRAPHICS Duncan Studios

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JEWELRY DIGITALLY ENHANCED PHOTOGRAPHY Gil & Karen Balden Robert Green Mark Marshall

Assoc. Photographers/Arte Italiana 55 Green Imagery and Consulting Inc.6 & 7 Mark Marshall Photography 103

DOLLS Lora Dobos Alissa Renzetti

Felted Woolies Alissa Renzetti

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ENAMEL Dan McCann

Dan McCann Enamels

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Meghan Arrington Nitelily Glamour Dave & Debbie Behle Spoonin Don Bodenberg & Leslie Cohen Davinci Silver Sharon Butcher The Wristbandit Claudia Carreon D.M. Christman-Resch Angelica’s Earth Porcelain Jewelry Heidi Clous Sokava Designs John Darlin Gold Designs by John Darlin Kevin Eble The Buckeye Bead ™ Christina Gurney Inspired Wire Works Janeth Hemmerling

by Tabatha Hemmerling LLC Darlene Lindenau L Designs Sarah Lord Sarah’s Earthstones Jana Margeson Black Cat Beads

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Edwards Galleria of Design

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LEATHER Kate Disch Debra Mulbay

Last Chance Leather Tuscada

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METAL Alan Leising Tim Martin Bob McPherson Alex Stoll Cherie Swim

Copper Creations Bob & Ron Originals Alex Stoll Stainless Steel Art Designs by Cherie

99 71 54 21 57

MIXED MEDIA A. & M. Goldfarb Goldfarb A. & M. Batkins 27 Brittney Hallowell Britt’s Fine Art 90 Brad Hamilton Spazz Monkey 42 & 43 Cody Miller 50 Bill Miller & Susan Kelleghan Dreamstrokes Art 62 Kate Morgan Kate Morgan Image Design 12 Charles Schaefer Charles R. Schaefer 69 Elan Smadar Livne Livne Fine Art Studio 82 Loretta Wikstrom 16

OIL Jim Glover Dana Keating Marziale

Jim Glover Art Two Dog Studio

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Entertainment Schedule 2012

Saturday, July 14 • 11 a.m. – 9 p.m.

Sunday, July 15 • 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.

NewsRadio 103.9 FM / 920 AM Stage

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The Morgan After, sponsored by Alliance Data Breezin’ Smooth Jazz Grey Matter Evadell Drive Elemental Groove Theory, sponsored by Roush Honda Stretch Lefty, sponsored by KeyBank

12:30 - 1:30 p.m.

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FINE ARTS

2012 Exhibitors CERAMICS

Savell Studio

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Sylvana Whittaker

Sylvana ArtWorks

PASTEL Leland Williams Agnes L. Barnes

92 61

112 35 10 18

Picture It Through Windows Photography 70 Cheryl & Doug Kneisley Underwater Images

by Cheryl and Doug Kneisley 122 Curtis Krueger 79 Laura Siri Bova Sirbo Artography 105 Anita Tighe The Ornament Depot/ Daughgirls Inc.89 Dan Tye Dan Tye Photography127 & 128

WATERCOLORS Eloise Barrows Fran & Barney Cole Carol Gilbert Virginia Price

Watercolors by Barrows Art Enterprise

Suzanne Krongold

On the Spot Jewelry

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PHOTOGRAPHY MPB Photography Dreaming Tree Galleries Photos by Earl English

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JEWELRY

Eye-Catching Photos by Agnes

Patrick Beatty Rebecca Cummings Earl English R.C. Fulwiler Leonard Gerstein

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FINE CRAFTS

OTHER Pia Savell Schliesseit

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116 19 94 64

Angela Cole

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SCULPTURE

MIXED MEDIA Linda Goik Kristin Morris John Paglialungh Karen Shakour Greg Stange & Juliette Montague Allyson Stevens Joe Worthington Catherine Tietz Boring Deb Poplasky Heather Warner Peggy Heckman

Local Girl Gallery KL Morris Studios Living Earth Art Glass Nature’s Gifts

38 96 2 31

StangMont Design The Scrabble Chick Worthington Sand-Art

72A 46 129

Blown Glass Pottery OTHER Stage Struck Puppets Heather Warner Designs Sister’s Sediments

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Wayne Dorn Doris Marcus Gerald Sanders

Yardbirds 84 and 85 The Ivy Corner 15 Sanders Wire Trees 17

WOOD Lorene Andrews Doug Crane Robert Garrett John Kara Ed Miller Tony Reynolds Mike Sorge Les Thede

Crane and Co. Innovations in Wood Kara Wood Designs Too Ed Miller Woodturning Shady Tree Art Everlasting Furniture

74 8 63 104 29 40 59 41A

HERITAGE AREA EXHIBITORS (H) FIBER Judy McCardel Sue Brown

Underfoot Weavers

HARDWOOD - FURNITURE/ACCESSORIES H5 & H6 H9

Richard Hancock

FINE CRAFTS - OTHER Gary & Carol Davis

Davis’ Handmade Brooms

Willow Hollow Creations/ L&L Woodshop H2 & H3

Gary and Sandy Tobin

Craft Cupboard

Jean & Robert Craft

Jean’s Crafts

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WOOD & MIXED MEDIA

METAL H1

SOAP & CANDLES

H4

Ernest Brown

History On Wood

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(By Category)

WESTERVILLE WALKWAY EXHIBITORS (W)

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FINE ARTS - OTHER Rochelle Lavens Heidi’s Homemade Pet Treats Inc. W2 Richard & Alice Altman D. Action Productions W9

FINE ARTS - WATERCOLOR Christina Gamble Tom Stenger

Christina Gamble Watercolors W27 BrightVisions W15

FINE CRAFTS - FIBER Kam Chin Andrea Wei

Chopstix Cool Tie Dye

W17 W13

The Beaded Bottle

Gina Atwell Gina’s Jewelry (Ad Worx Inc.) Laurel Aurigema & Carrie Beyer Jewelry Artisan C. Melissa Buckey CHG Studios Linda Casale Casale Creations Pam Hulett Cool Beads Jewelry Karen Hull Enjoying Life Jewelry Kimberly Kraft Kimberly Kraft’s Jewelry Silvia Montero Monahan Montero Native Art LLC Teresa Morbitzer Vintage Vamp Jewelry Harold Schneider Harry Schneider Lynn Spaulding Treasures On Canvas Karen Storer Jewelfish Creations Dara Tarolli Nature’s Gift Gemstones and Artisan Glass

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Deborah Green

Middle Earth Turnings

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Teresa Clow

Beaniestalk

Scott Boorman Jill McKinley Jeff Daily

Rock Art Originals W4 Anna and Ruth W5 The Cement Art Garden W1a & W1b

FINE CRAFTS - SCULPTURE Janet Kreis

My Garden

John Bokesch Robert Rengel

Townhouse Creations W18 Rengel Brothers Woodworking W23

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Sertoma Club Brats, hot dogs, Italian sausage, popcorn, bagged snacks, water, pop

TinMan Concessions Elephant ears, funnel cakes, nachos, sugar waffles, soft pretzels

Bavarian Almond Shop Almonds, cashews, pecans, soft drinks Gentille’s Carousel of Food Chopped sirloin, chicken sandwiches, pop, fries and soda Coldstone Creamery Ice cream Payton Concessions Funnel cakes, nachos and cheese, and deep fried cheesecake, root beer floats, iced tea and soft drinks

Giant Eagle Market District Foodie Truck Sandwiches: pork banh mi, char siu beef banh mi, curry, sticky wings, veg. samosa, egg roll, pot stickers, variety of chips, iced tea, bottled water Greek Island Concessions Gyros, greek salads, and gyro rolls

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FINE CRAFTS - LEATHER

FINE CRAFTS - GLASS Linda Schirtzinger

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Thank you to our sponsors

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The Chamber Salutes‌ The Chamber salutes our partners from the City of Westerville including the Electric, Police and Water Divisions, Parks & Recreation, Citizens Auxiliary Resource Team and the Westerville City Schools.

Thank you for helping to make the 39th Annual Westerville Music & Arts Festival a success!

Cover Art Created By: Samantha Tribble, Otterbein University, Degree in both Art (Graphic Design) and Psychology

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F U T U R E

2012 Westerville Music & Arts Festival Committee Mr. Jason Bechtold, City of Westerville Ms. Jill Beck , Westerville City Schools Ms. Elizabeth Bowman, Centric Financial Group Ms. Jodi Davy, UMarketing Ms. Lisa Dempsey-Wanner, KeyBank Ms. Maggie Ellison, Otterbein University Ms. Jennifer Farris, Westerville City Schools Dr. Jan Fedorenko, Westerville City Schools Mr. Bob Gibson, TRIAD Architects Ms. Erin Glaser, Westerville Area Chamber of Commerce Mr. David Haas, Liberty Mutual Insurance Group Mr. Bernie Ingles, Westerville Division of Fire Mr. Dale Johnson, KeyBank Mr. Vincent Neal, KEMBA Financial Credit Union Ms. Laura Stimmel, Delaware County Bank Ms. Allison Tate, KEMBA Financial Credit Union Ms. Deb Tripp, Mount Carmel St. Ann’s Mr. David Wetmore, Intentional Excellence, LLC

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Westerville Music & Arts Festival celebrates its 39th Anniversary For 39 years the Westerville Area Chamber of Commerce Music & Arts Festival has been a summer highlight for area residents. Beginning in 1974, the community had no idea that so many years later the Festival would still be going strong.

What started out as a small “street fair” with only 50 artists exhibiting their work has since grown to include more than 130 fine artists and craftspeople from around the country.

The Festival has changed venues several times through the years to handle growing crowds of an estimated 20,000 people for the weekend event.

While the Chamber’s goal was to give back to the community, for many of the artists, the involvement and support of the community is what has kept them coming back year after year.

Since its first year, the Chamber has continually monitored the quality of the festival. The Festival is juried so that only artists selected by a panel of judges may participate. The Festival has also expanded to include the exhibitions of heritage craftspeople that not only display and sell their works, but dress in period costume and give demonstrations.

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People check out the items on display in the exhibits along the pathways at Heritage Park during the 2009 event.

Another major addition to the Festival has been to include youth exhibits as part of the weekend’s events. This has allowed young artists to be a part of a major arts show and display their talents. This

year’s youth art exhibits are sponsored by Nationwide Children’s Hospital Westerville Close to Home Center & Roush Honda.

In celebration of Westerville’s 150th Anniversary two

years ago, the Westerville Area Chamber of Commerce added a new exhibit to the Festival called the “Westerville Walkway” sponsored by Kemba Financial Credit Union. This section of the festival includes

civic service organizations and also features local and emerging artists from Westerville and surrounding areas.

This year’s festival will be held Saturday, July 14 from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. and Sunday, July 15 from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Expect a one dollar admission charge for visitors over the age of 16. Free parking will be available throughout the weekend. Two trolleys, sponsored by OhioHealth Westerville Medical Campus, will be transporting festival patrons to and from Heritage Park. Trolley pickups include the Westerville Sports Complex and Graeter’s Ice Cream (corner of College Ave and State St. in Uptown Westerville).

In addition to the exhibits, there will be an exciting line up of bands on the NewsRadio 103.9 FM / 920 AM stage as well as music and local entertainment on the Delaware County Bank North Stage, playing a variety of music including R&B, Country, Big Band Jazz, Solo Guitar, Bluegrass, and Classical. There will also be a silent auction held Saturday from 1 p.m. to 9 p.m. and Sunday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. located in the Everal Barn, sponsored by Mount Carmel St. Ann’s.

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