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Welcome to the 41st Annual Westerville Area Chamber Music & Arts Festival! On behalf of the Westerville Area Chamber of Commerce, the festival committee, and the countless volunteers, we would like to welcome you to the 41st Annual Westerville Area Chamber Music and Arts Festival at Heritage Park. For your convenience, this special guide will include a listing of each exhibiting artist with their type of art or craft, and booth number. You’ll also find a color-coded festival map with the location of each booth, as well as entertainment lineup, concessions listing, sponsoring businesses and other pertinent festival information. The Everal Barn (2nd floor) will host the youth art exhibits created by talented children and young adults, ages 3-18, from Westerville and surrounding areas. The Everal Barn (1st floor) will also feature a Silent Auction that includes artwork donated by our participating arts/crafts exhibitors. Proceeds from the auction will go to help sustain the festival. The Heartland Bank Stage will feature a variety of exciting musical acts including The Morgan After, Donna Mogavero, and the Westerville Symphony at Otterbein University, among many others. The
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2014 Festival information Welcome to the 41st 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 and the Westerville Area Chamber of Commerce.
CHAIR ELECT Bob Gibson, TRIAD Architects VICE CHAIRS Victoria McCoy, Crown Benefits Gwen Nichols, Pusateri, Nichols & Company, CPAs SECRETARY/TREASURER Donna Andriot, Capstone CPAs PAST CHAIRS 2012 - Scott Grotelueschen, Associated Financial Services 2013 - Mike MacKay, OhioHealth Design & Construction
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Children’s theater teacher Candace Mazur Darman let the bubbles Silent Auction fly during the 2013 Westerville Music and Arts Festival at the Youth Don’t miss your chance to bid on Entertainment Area. art donated by the many talented artists at the festival. The auction, sponsored by Mount Carmel St. Tent on Sunday to see a list of the winning artists and Ann’s, is housed on the first floor of the Everal Barn, crafters. Awards are sponsored by Human Resource and will be held on Saturday from 1 to 6 p.m. and Services and Kroger Co. Sunday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Winners need not be present. All proceeds support the Westerville Area Chamber of Commerce Music & Arts Festival. Purchase Awards Purchase awards are gift certificates purchased by individuals or companies. At the festival, purchase Youth Art Exhibit awards are spent like cash with any exhibitor to buy The Youth Art Exhibit is sponsored by Nationwide art or crafts. Contact the Westerville Area Chamber Children’s Hospital at Westerville and is located of Commerce for more information. The purchase on the second floor of the Everal Barn. The youth awards are sponsored by The Westerville Public art exhibit provides young aspiring artists with an Library. opportunity to publicly exhibit their work. Awards, including Best of Show and People’s Choice, are given Sponsors, Patrons and Sustainers to the participating youth artists. Stop by the Chamber Information Tent to learn how you can help support the festival. Opportunities are available for businesses, families and individuals. Youth Activities Tent You can also contact our office for more The Youth Activities Tent, sponsored by the information at (614) 882-8917, visit our web site at Westerville Parks and Recreation Department, will www.westervillechamber.com or e-mail us at host a variety of arts and crafts projects for children. info@westervillechamber.com. The tent will be open from 12 noon to 4 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday.
Judging & Awards Professional judges review the work created by festival exhibitors and award prizes 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 and First Place is awarded in Heritage. Stop by the Information Community headlines delivered weekly to your inbox. Sign up today
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TRUSTEES Gianna Barrett, CityScene Media Group/Westerville Magazine Tom Campbell, Quick Solutions, Inc. Sara Canterbury, Skylight Financial Group Tanya Copley, Fifth Third Bank – Business Banking Mark Faubel, Swisher Financial Concepts Inc. Nicole Fischer, Mount Carmel St. Ann’s Gene Hollins, Frost Brown Todd LLC John Kelley, Two Men and a Truck David Koo, Nationwide Children’s Hospital at Westerville Vincent Neal, KEMBA Financial Credit Union Kurt Pritz, Cartridge World Rich Rores, Sandman Gourmet Catering Rebecca Vazquez-Skillings, Otterbein University Michael Swartz, Lake Shore Cryotronics, Inc. Wanda Wells, Wana Cruise Caroline Worley, Worley Law, LLC CHAMBER INFO 99 Commerce Park Drive, Suite A, Westerville, Ohio 43082 Phone: 882-8917 Follow us on Twitter: @WAChamber Like us on Facebook: /WAChamber Find the Chamber Group on Linkedin OFFICE STAFF President/CEO: Janet Tressler Davis, IOM, CCEO-AP Events Coordinator: Matt Lofy Manager of Marketing & The Music & Arts Festival: Erin Glaser Office Administrator: Mashawn Stroh Administrative Assistant/Receptionist: Kate Hunter Violinist Ariel Horowitz
Youth Entertainment Area Youth entertainment will be available throughout the course of the weekend. The festival will kick-off with Candace Mazur Darman, Dramatic Impact, on Saturday with shows all day, sponsored by Nationwide Children’s Hospital at Westerville and Roush Honda. Sunday will feature The Magic Nate Show LLC with performances at 11 a.m., 1 p.m., and 3 p.m., sponsored by Tuffy Auto Service Center.
WESTERVILLE AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 2014 Board of Trustees CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD Jean Halpin, OhioHealth MedCentral Hospital
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Entertainment Visit the Heartland Bank Stage for a variety of talented musicians and bands including Erika Hughes & The Well Mannered, Blues Reveler, Sarah Overdier and many more. Also, be sure to stop by the Community Stage for performances by local Westerville talent including AmeriCheer, Inc., Genene Blackwell and Sam Shepherd, Lords of Literature and more.
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4 2014 MUSIC & ARTS FESTIVAL YOUTH ENTERTAINMENT AND ACTIVITIES LINEUP: SATURDAY, JULY 12, 2014: Featuring Candace Mazur Darman, Dramatic Impact, sponsored by Nationwide Children’s Hospital at Westerville and Roush Honda SHOWTIMES: All day SUNDAY, JULY 13, 2014: Featuring The Magic Nate Show LLC, sponsored by Tuffy Auto Service Center SHOWTIMES: 11 a.m., 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. YOUTH ACTIVITIES TENT: Open 12 - 4 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday; hands-on craft projects include visors, masks, bookmarks, and bracelets, coordinated and sponsored by the Westerville Parks & Recreation Department.
Parking for cars and bicycles made easy at the Westerville Music & Arts Festival The Westerville Area Chamber of Commerce Music & Arts Festival includes numerous ways of getting to and from and the festival grounds. From reserved parking lots, to trolleys and even bike corrals, we work hard at making your experience at the festival as fun and convenient as possible. For your convenience, there will be numerous reserved “Event” parking lots within walking distance of Heritage Park and in the Uptown Westerville area. Event parking lots within walking distance to Heritage Park include the Westerville Firehouse Station 111 and the Westerville Senior Center on Main Street, two lots on Collegeview Road provided by Otterbein University, the AmeriCheer parking lot on Collegeview Road, and one lot on Astronaut Grove. Be on the look-out for the “Event Parking” signs. The available parking lots in Uptown Westerville include the Church of Messiah, behind City Hall and behind Graeter’s Ice Cream and The Middlefield Banking Company. Trolley services, sponsored by OhioHealth, will shuttle patrons back and forth from Heritage Park. The trolley pick-up and drop-off locations can be found at the Westerville Sports Complex (Cleveland Ave.) and Graeter’s Ice Cream (corner of College Ave. and State St.). Trolley services will be running all hours of the festival, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Saturday and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Sunday. Trolleys will
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pick-up/drop-off every 15-20 minutes and are free to ride. If catching the trolley from Uptown Westerville, be sure to visit some of the Uptown shops for their annual Summer Sizzle sale on Friday, July 11 and Saturday, July 12 and then catch the trolley to the festival grounds. NEW THIS YEAR: Ride your bike to the Westerville Music & Arts Festival! Presenting Sponsor Heartland Bank is providing a bike corral for all festival patrons! Safely store your bike in the bike corral while you enjoy your time at the festival. The bike corral will be located near the Main St. entrance to the festival grounds and will be free to use; donations from the bike corral will benefit Pelotonia. For more information contact the Westerville Area Chamber at (614) 882-8917, info@westervillechamber. com or visit the Chamber website at www.westervillechamber.com
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GLO CONCESSIONS: Corn dogs, fried cheese, and dippin dots ice cream. THE FUNNEL CAKE STATION: Funnel cakes with powdered or cinnamon sugar and premium cakes with lemon glaze and bottled water. SERTOMA CLUB: Brats, hot dogs, italian sausage, popcorn, bagged snacks, bottled water and pop. WOOLSON & CO.: Kettle corn, IBC Root Beer, bottled water, Southern fresh apple fritters, healthy wraps and organic green tea. GENTILLE’S CAROUSEL OF FOOD: Chopped sirloin, chicken sandwiches, pop, fries, and bottled water.
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Stage set for musical guests at festival Westerville and central Ohio are home to many talented musicians performing a variety of styles and sounds. This year, the Chamber’s 41st Annual Music and Arts Festival is proud to present an electrifying lineup of performers. The Heartland Bank stage, located at the center of the festival outside the Everal Barn, will showcase the following performances.
Donna Mogavero Donna Mogavero Singer/songwriter Donna Mogavero has been an integral part of the Columbus music scene since the early ‘80’s. Her music is a mix of folk, blues, country and rock. She has released 3 original Cd’s of her own music and is currently working a 4th. Sponsored by Alliance Data. Westerville Symphony at Otterbein University The Westerville Symphony at Otterbein University inspires, educates, and enriches the lives of diverse audiences in central Ohio through the performance of exceptional symphonic music. The Symphony is made up of 80+ professional & semi-professional musicians and students from Otterbein University. The Symphony prides itself on being accessible to the greater community offering upwards of 6 free performances each year. Sponsored by Roush Honda. The Morgan After “The Morgan After” is a group of musical friends who gather once or twice a week to play a wide variety of music. Songs range from pop to rock to blues to folk with occasional forays into jazz. Most of the 18+ members of this group play guitar. However you will find flute, sax, drums, bass, banjo, percussion and keyboard in the mix. At this year’s Music & Arts Festival you will hear songs by the Eagles, Jethro Tull, and Eric Clapton music from Brazil, several original tunes and a touch of Sinatra. The Morgan After celebrates the joy of everyday people making great music together. It’s something you’ll want to see and hear! Sponsored by the Village at Westerville Retirement Center. Sarah Overdier Sarah Overdier began writing songs at age 14. She’s opened for Willie Nelson and was invited to sing at the White House in 2001. A Michigan native, she emotes a folk-pop style that has obvious influences from the rural North Country, and her new home, Columbus. She is also a member
of the all female group The Salty Caramels. Their full length album, Damn Good Woman was released in June. Sponsored by Roush Honda. The Select Phaze The Select Phaze is a three piece family band from Westerville. Members include Ed Obbish on drums and vocals, Eddy Obbish on guitar, harmonica and vocals and Bill Obbish on bass guitar. We play a wide variety of classic rock-n-roll covering artists such as the Beatles, Jimi Hendrix, Cream, Donovan and many more as well as original music. Avalon Nine Rock and Roots: Flavored with the sounds of San Francisco’s Avalon Ballroom and contemporary Americana, Avalon Nine serves up a fresh, but familiar sound. From folk rock to pop and Americana, they cover a lot of musical ground with rich vocal harmonies and a variety of instrumentation. Sponsored by My Jazz 94.1 FM.
Sarah Overdier R.U. Bound “R.U. Bound” is a trio of musicians who formed this band for one reason: a common love of traditional American music. Their music is rooted in the traditional songs and tunes of the Appalachian Mountains. They include bits of blues, ragtime, bluegrass, Missou fiddle music and original pieces! Sponsored by My Jazz 94.1 FM.
R.U. Bound Erika Hughes & The Well Mannered Erika Hughes & The Well Mannered is an original Americana band from Columbus, Ohio. Their sound is a distinctive combination of rock, country, blues and bluegrass that delightfully appeal to the senses. You can’t help dancing or tapping a toe to this gritty, foot-stomping sound. Erika’s original songs are filled with tales of broken hearts, adventure, life’s struggles and dreams. Her soulful voice brings life to her stories. Members of the band include Erika Hughes (Lead Vocals/Rhythm Guitar), Margot Baird (Back-up Vocals/ Percussion), Trevor Edge (Lead Guitar/Mandolin), Robin Brubaker (Upright Bass), and Shane Frye (Drums).
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Highlights performing on the Heartland Bank Stage and Community Stage Blues Reveler The West Central Ohio-based band, Blues Reveler, is essentially Matt Keeler’s homage to American roots music. It consists of Matt’s brothers-in-law, Adam and Ben Thayer, and a loose collective of friends and acquaintances who occasionally sit in. In the beginning, the group was primarily devoted to guitar-driven acoustic blues and spirituals, with washboard and other homespun instruments thrown in for color. Since then Matt and the boys have ventured to add American string band music, ragtime, old-time fiddle tunes, Scots-Irish music, and some hokum and vaudeville numbers to their repertoire. They now incorporate a diverse host of instruments, including mandolin, banjo, washtub bass, hurdy gurdy, and most recently, the bagpipes. People, upon hearing Blues Reveler for the first time, often comment that the band’s music captures something “lost” or “forgotten”. Their sound has been described as “organic” and “diverse”. It transports people to a time when American music was young and rife for experimentation. Sponsored by Alliance Data.
Highlights performing on the Commun Genene Blackwell and Sam Shepherd Westerville residents and graduates of The Ohio State School for the Blind, Genene Blackwell and Sam Shepherd of InnerVision are life-long friends and lifelong musicians. Genene has been playing piano since she was three and Sam started singing as a toddler. They regularly entertain their audiences by putting a fresh InnerVision spin on timeless classics and standards as well as current favorites: from Duke Ellington to Nat King Cole to Sam Cooke to Sinatra to Buddy Holly Genene Blackwell and to John Legend. Their eclectic set lists Sam Shepherd include blues, jazz, oldies, patriotic, and pop. Throw in a little harmonica, a little two-part harmony, a little guitar, and a little trombone and you have a listening experience that you will not soon forget! Prepare to be inspired.
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JD Eicher JD Eicher, of the band, JD Eicher & the Goodnights, will be playing two sets of solo acoustic music at the event. Festival goers can expect to hear a dynamic variety of original songs and popular covers by acts like The Beatles, Tom Petty, Coldplay, Tracy Chapman, and more. Eicher has been on the road, both solo and with the full band, touring in support of their new record, Into Place (released through the Rock Ridge Music label - Warner/ADA).
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nity Stage
Literature last 13 years, the Lords of Literature n taking schoolhouse rock to a whole Central Ohio’s premiere all-teacher h six educators from Gahanna and e schools, plays a unique mix of the pop, country and Motown songs of 0 years.
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Heartland Bank Stage Saturday, July 12 10:30 a.m. - 12 noon...................................... The Morgan After Sponsored by the Village at Westerville Retirement Center 12:30-1:30 p.m.................. Erika Hughes & The Well Mannered JD Eicher
ck McLaughlin Band trick McLaughlin Band brings unique musicianship and ng original songwriting to the blues/rock experience. His style s range from classic blues material, to hints of jazz, soul, and ick is a 2004 International Blues Challenge Finalist, his highly d debut album was the Columbus Music Awards 2011 Album r, and a first Round Consideration for 54th Annual Grammy ons. Currently the band tours nationally and is working on up album to be released later in 2014. Sponsored by The ld Banking Company.
nstruction Construction is a six-piece band that plays Original Hybrid sed with Funk, Folk and Reggae. It features enchanting female lead vocals and harmonies, lots of upbeat, danceable nd exquisite guitar work interwoven with thoughtful and ongwriter rock tunes that are easy to relate to and remember. release Rockslide Dancing from 2011 will be followed up later mer with their highly anticipated new CD titled Beyond The nsored by The Middlefield Banking Company.
2-3 p.m................................................................... Blues Reveler Sponsored by Alliance Data 3:30-4:30 p.m............................................................Avalon Nine Sponsored by My Jazz 94.1 FM 5-6 p.m.............................Westerville Symphony at Otterbein University Sponsored by Roush Honda
Community Stage Saturday, July 12 11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m............................................ Blues Reveler 1-2:00 p.m........................................................AmeriCheer, Inc. 2:30-3:30 p.m............................................... Lords of Literature 4-5 p.m................................ Genene Blackwell/Sam Shepherd 5-6 p.m............................................... Patrick McLaughlin Band Sponsored by The Middlefield Banking Company
Heartland Bank Stage
Community Stage
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Sunday, July 13
10:30 a.m.-12 noon............................................. Sarah Overdier Sponsored by Roush Honda
11:30 a.m. -12:30 p.m. . ............................. Bridge Construction
12:30-1:30 p.m.................................................. The Select Phaze
Sponsored by The Middlefield Banking Company
1:30 p.m..........................................................Awards Ceremony Sponsored by Human Resource Services and Kroger Co.
1-2 p.m. . .......................................................................JD Eicher
2-3 p.m. . ......................................................... Donna Mogavero Sponsored by Alliance Data
2:30-3:30 p.m.................................................................JD Eicher
3:30-5 p.m..................................................................R.U. Bound Sponsored by My Jazz 94.1 FM
4-5 p.m.......................................................Taoist Tai Chi Society
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2014 Exhibitors
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FINE ARTS
FINE CRAFTS
ACRYLICS
OTHER
LEATHER
121_ _________ Jim Neumeier_____________________ Worthington Sand Art 113__________ Hammered Dulcimer
32___________ Kate Disch________________________ Last Chance Leather
77___________ Kathy Anderson_______________________ kathyandersonart 99___________ Jenny Danko_____________ Jenny Danko Paintings and Design 111 & 112_______ Don Huber____________________________Don Huber Art 103_ _________ Cera Marie_ _______________________ Studio Cera Marie 6____________ David Myers_______________ David Myers Art Studio & Gallery 38___________ Dennis J. Rano________________________ Dennis J. Rano 105_ _________ Alissa Renzetti_ ________________________Alissa Renzetti
DIGITALLY ENHANCED PHOTOG. 28___________ Gil and Karin Balden________ Associated Photography/Arte Italiana
GRAPHICS 31___________ R.C. Matteson_________________________ Dragon Studios
MIXED MEDIA 58___________ Sanneetha Chanthakoun_ ___________ Sanneetha’s Peace of Art 16___________ A. & M. Goldfarb________________________Goldfarb Batik 19___________ Susie Lowder________________ Budding Arts by Susie Lowder 95___________ Sheri Miller_________________________ Alhambra Studio 2____________ John Paglialunga___________________ Living Earth Art Glass 74___________ Cherie Swim_ ______________________ Designs by Cherie
OILS 34___________ Jim Glover____________________________Jim Glover Art 13___________ Gail Kelley____________________________ Good Dog Art 42___________ Said Oladejo-Lawal____________________ Said Oladejo-Lawal 68___________ Michael Sarka_________________________________
CERAMICS 92___________ Karen Buoncristiano____________________ Crafty by Nature 20___________ JD Davison_ ________________________ The Lab Partners 116___________ Sherry Kahle_ _________________________ SLAK Designs 59___________ Carol Parsley_________________________ Parsley Pottery 78___________ Jason Wolff_______________________ Jason Wolff Pottery
DOLLS 7____________ Deb Poplasky_____________________ Stage Struck Puppets 105_ _________ Alissa Renzetti_ ________________________Alissa Renzetti
FIBER 110___________ Jeanne Beutler_________________________________ 118___________ Karla Furrer____________________________ Bella Studio 107_ _________ Tara Hubbard____________________ Tara Hubbard Handbags 30___________ Michelle Ishida____________________ Starfish Earth Clothes 69___________ Kim Lawson_________________________________Varu 10___________ Barbara Lynn_________________________ Basket N More 46___________ Shannon Motzer_ ___________________ Cheeky by Shannon 84___________ Cyndi Samura______________ Samura Creations/Boutique Jazz
GLASS
104_ _________ Bobbi Jo Gonzalez_________________ Body Art with Bobby Jo 86___________ Robbie Hay_ ________________ Caricature Artist’s Fun Factory 36___________ Pia Savell Schliesseit_ _____________________Savell Studio
15___________ Steve Brewster_________________ Moon Bay Art Glass Studio 83___________ Patricia DeMaria__________________Three Friends One Brain 25___________ Diana Juratovac_ ____________________________Agape 89___________ Susan Powell & Bernard Gross_______ Trees and Flowers by Design 43___________ Pat Reed__________________________ Pat Reed Originals 18___________ Buddy Signor___________________________ Crystal Etch 106_ _________ Amy Thompson__________________ Amy Thompson-Glass Art
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OTHER
9____________ Joy Myers____________________________________ 110___________ Jeanne Beutler_________________________________
PHOTOGRAPHY 93 & 94________ C.W. Banfield_________________ The Wilderness Gallery, LLC 53___________ Rebecca Cummings________________ Dreaming Tree Galleries 22___________ Earl English______________________ Photos by Earl English 11_ __________ Ryan Mayes______________________Mayesing Photography 35___________ Jack F. Schultz_______________ Intricate Imagery Photography 64___________ Laura Siri Bova_______________________ Sirbo Artography 40___________ David Stickweh________________ Gathering Light Photography 44___________ Anita Tighe_ ___________________ The Ornament Depot Inc. 119 & 120_______ Dan Tye_ _______________________ Dan Tye Photography 79___________ David Yunker_ ________________________ Yunker Images
WATERCOLOR 23___________ Barney Cole___________________________ Art Enterprise 91___________ Carol Gilbert_ _________________________________ 66___________ Virginia Price__________________________________ 1____________ Tom Stenger_ __________________________brightvisions
33___________ Victoria Alvarez_____________ Victoria’s Hand Wrought Jewelry 100_ _________ Meghan Arrington_ _____________________ nitelily glamour 8____________ Don & Dianna Bodenberg____________________ davinciSilver 73___________ D.M. Christman-Resch________ Angelica’s Earth Porcelain Jewelry 37___________ Heidi Clous_ ______________________ Sokava Designs, LLC 83___________ Patricia DeMaria__________________Three Friends One Brain 26___________ Chris Gurney_ _____________________ Inspired Wire Works 90___________ Janeth C. Hemmerling_ __________ by Tabatha Hemmerling, LLC 17_ __________ Nancy Jacobs_____________________Cat In My Lap Designs 57___________ Karen Layman_ _________________Yellow Cat Spoon Jewelry 75___________ Valerie Long_______________________Valerie Long Jewelry 85 & 86________ Steve McGhee_ ________________Funky Monkey Charms LLC 63___________ Silvia Montero Monahan______________ Montero Native Art LLC 21___________ Teresa Morbitzer___________________ Vintage Vamp Jewelry 41___________ Valerie J. Price_ ____________________ Expressions of Joy 81___________ Noreen Rotar__________________________________ 108_ _________ Jose Soto____________________________ Twisted Tines 47___________ Karen Storer_ _____________________ Jewelfish Creations 114__________ Gail Thompson________________ Customized Jewelry Designs 67___________ Diane Ziegler____________________________DZ Designs 52___________ Jeff Zoellner_ _________________________ Stone Temple
METAL 101_ _________ Angela Cole___________________________________ 102_ _________ Alan Leising_________________________ Copper Creations 54___________ Bob McPherson_____________________ Bob & Ron Originals 87 & 88________ Jerry & Penney Whisenhunt____________ Altra Design 2000 Inc.
MIXED MEDIA 27___________ Cheryll Arnold__________________Arnold’s Art From the Heart 80___________ Erin Hartline_ ____________________ Pulpa Paper Products 50 & 51________ Fred Horner_________________________ The Window Guy 24___________ Corie Kline_____________________You’re Art by Corie Kline 71 & 72________ Shannon Lewis______________________ Bluegrass Brooms 70___________ Charles R. Schaefer__________________ Charles R. Schaefer 98___________ Catherine Tietz-Boring_____________________________ 56___________ Ping Yang____________________________ Nature Green
OTHER 12___________ Jennifer Haapapuro_________________ Lily and Lola Boutique 48 & 49________ Peggy Heckman & Holly Hoskinson__________ Sisters Sediments 82___________ Barbara Kessler & Lisie Yarnell_ _ Two Country Chics Décor and More 29___________ Dan McCann_ ____________________ Dan McCann Enamels
SCULPTURE 45___________ Doris Marcus_________________________ The Ivy Corner
WOOD 39___________ Corey Cline_ ___________________ Sleepyman Woodworking 65___________ Rhonda Haines____________________ R & D Country Crafts 5____________ Paul Hartong & Kayleigh Snyder_______ Utility.Upcycled. Handmade 97___________ Robert Linn____________________________ Robert Linn 62___________ Marvin Schultz_________________________________ 115___________ Ray Simmons______________________ K & R Woodworking 76___________ Kevin Smyth_ ________________________Knock On Wood
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Left: Marilyn Stefka looks at Cherie Swim’s artwork during the 2013 Westerville Music and Arts Festival. Right: Guests browse vendors’ wares.
2014 Exhibitors
(by Category)
WESTERVILLE WALKWAY EXHIBITORS (W) FIBER FINE ARTS ACRYLICS W18______ Pamela Reed______________________________________
GRAPHICS W26______ Ginny Baughman____________________________________
PASTEL W28______ Dana Keating Marziale________________________ Two Dog Studio
PHOTOGRAPHY W4______ Glover L. Shearron, Jr._ ___________________ G. Shearron Images
WATERCOLOR W21______ Christina Gamble__________________ Christina Gamble Watercolors
FINE CRAFTS CERAMICS W16______ Rae Hull____________________________________ Snoozes W5______ Rebecca Krofcheck_ ________________________Krofcheck’s Kiln
W10______ Kam Chin_ __________________________________ Chopstix W17______ Mark and Sandy Flora________________________ Mark’s Designs W7______ Kim Rose_ _____________________________Designs Recycled W2 & W3___ Andrea Wei________________________________ Cool Tie Dye
WOOD W7______ Rob Rengel_____________________ Rengel Brothers Woodworking W13______ Russ Riggle__________________________ Possum Products, LLC
HERITAGE ARTISTS (H)
GLASS W9______ Sheri A. Hess_______________________ A Very Vine Creation, LLC W27______ Linda Schirtzinger________________________ The Beaded Bottle W15______ Donna York_ _____________________________Sista Wares Inc.
HARDWOOD FURNITURE & WOOD ACCESSORIES H1 & H2_ ____Richard Hancock and Lennie Holdcraft_ ____ Cabin in Willow Hollow/L&L Woodshop
JEWELRY
TIN WORK
W8______ Paul Atwell_ ______________________________________ W19______ Laurel Aurigema & Carrie Beyer_____ Uncommon Unique & Eclectic Artisan Jewelry W31______ Rachel Beitman_ __________________________ Buckeye Goods W22______ Pam Hulett_ __________________________ Cool Beads Jewelry W12______ Karen Hull and Terra McCannery_ ____________ Enjoying Life Jewelry W28______ Dana Keating Marziale________________________ Two Dog Studio tW25_ ____ Lynn Spaulding_________________________ Treasures on Canvas
H3_________Julie Dawson_ _____________________ Tin Treasures by Orchard Canyon Heirlooms
LEATHER W14______ Teresa Clow________________________________ Beaniestalk
ANTIQUE SILVERWARE JEWELRY & WIND CHIMES H8_________Bill Lance________________________________________
WALKING STICKS & CANES H7_________Steven Champ_____________________________ Walking Tree
METAL H6_________Gary & Sandy Tobin_________________________Craft Cupboard
MIXED MEDIA W29______ Robin & Steve Langille_ _______________________Langille Crafts
CIVIC CORNER EXHIBITORS (C)
OTHER W1______ Richard & Alice Altman_________ daction productions-Pure Beeswax Art W11______ Cindy Carson__________________________Oodles of Ornaments W23 & W24_ Jeff Daily_ _________________________ The Cement Art Garden W30______ Dan Scott_______________________________Janet Beck Ent. W20______ Austi Welsh_______________________________ Soaps & Suds
SCULPTURE W29______ Robin & Steve Langille_ _______________________Langille Crafts
CIVIC CORNER C3_____________________________________ Kiwanis Club of Westerville C6_______________________________________ Westerville Garden Club C7_________________________________ Westerville Area Resource Ministry C5_______________________________________ Youth Advocate Services C4__________________________________Central Ohio Diabetes Association C1___________________________Westerville Symphony at Otterbein University C2_____________________________________Westerville Special Olympics C8____________________________ Westerville Visitors and Convention Bureau C____________________________________________ City of Westerville
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