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People’s Choice Festival of Pennsylvania Arts & Crafts OFFICIAL GUIDE

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The tradition continues History of the festival Pioneers of the festival Remembering Sandie Bible Truck bringing historic exhibit to People’s Choice Festival Committee bios Music schedule Food vendors Specialty food vendors Local wineries Kids activities Schedule of events People’s Choice Festival map People’s Choice Festival sponsors Exhibitors (alphabetical) Exhibitors (by medium)

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The tradition continues This is the 25th year for the People’s Choice Festival of Pennsylvania Arts & Crafts. We’re well-known as the family-friendly arts festival where entertainment is free, every day is children’s day, and the quality art is also affordable. From homemade brooms to BBQ roast beef, glittering jewelry to the lively music, everything at our festival is Made in PA, U.S.A. — and admission is free. Our host and neighbors charge a modest parking fee. Held on acres of flat, grassy grounds at the Pennsylvania Military Museum in historic Boalsburg, the four-day People’s Choice Festival site is on Route 322, just three miles east of the Central Pennsylvania Festival of the Arts held simultaneously at State College and Penn State. Nearly 200 artists, 26 food booths, and 14 specialty food vendors and more than 40 entertaining groups make this festival an all-day attraction. Plus specialty food and wines created in PA, huge shady dining tents, and wide-open spaces for the kids to play make this a popular event for everyone, even the family dog. The kids will enjoy crafts, science games, petting zoo, bounce house, face painting and more.

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Those attending the People’s Choice Festival for the first time witness a field of tents as they approach from the parking lots.

Plan your day around the music you love, the artists that strike your fancy, and the glorious festival food that makes every lunch, snack, and supper a mouth-watering experiment. Hmm, a crab cake sandwich with fresh-squeezed lemonade, ribs and iced tea, hot sausage sandwich and a milkshake? Dixieland or rock, barbershop or big band, Elvis or the belly dancers? Maybe you’ll need to share more than one day with us.

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Hist�y of �e festival It’s been 25 years since a handful of volunteers got together to create a homegrown arts festival. In 1993, there were 50 vendors, a couple food stands and a few live bands. Now it’s one of the largest and most family-friendly arts festivals in central Pennsylvania — attracting more than 110,000 visitors over a four-day period. This year the People’s Choice Festival of Pennsylvania Arts & Crafts features nearly 200 artists, more than two dozen food vendors and 40 acts on the two stages. It began with George Marion, a local artist, who wanted to start a brand-new arts festival, the People’s Choice Festival of the Arts. George and his compatriots wanted a venue to share their creations at the same time as the State College festival. George and his wife, Nancy, energetic local artisans, were up to the challenge of organizing the first event. George placed an ad in the paper and there was a write-up as well. John Madison, who was new to the area in 1993, had been helping his wife,

Georgia, sewing her handmade welder’s hats. “We were just getting into the hat-making business”, John said, “and I saw the article in the paper. We went to George and Nancy’s house and took our hats with us.” The Madisons were accepted into the first show. Cindy and John are now the co-directors of the People’s Choice Festival, both with the fest from the very beginning. They took over a few years ago when George and Nancy retired and moved south. With all the work they do to present each festival, neither one exhibits at the show anymore. Their artistic labor of love has become the show itself. “I think there were about 60 artists that first year,” John said. “They were all along the military museum entrance road, with about four food vendors over by the monuments. We had one little stage. It was a hay wagon. Someone made us a yellow, red, and blue canvas backdrop and a little roof. That was it, a hay wagon.” The festival now has two huge entertainment tents that seat hundreds.

John and Chris Kepler, entertainment director, remember one particular year quite vividly. “One that stands out was I believe in 1995 when the storm blew the entertainment tent down at night and the fireman took the gear to the fire hall for safekeeping. We got things up and running in time to open the next morning,” Chris said. Diana Stapleford, broadcast executive of Magnum Broadcasting, has been with the festival for 19 years as marketing and sponsorship director. She’s responsible for publicity and raising funds for the festival. People’s Choice runs on donations and sponsorships. “The more donations and sponsors we get, the more we can improve the show year after year. We appreciate this support more than you know,” Diana said. The People’s Choice grounds are so spacious, no matter how large the crowd, visitors feel free and unfettered. Some festival goers bring babies in strollers and their pets (on leashes, of course). One of the things that makes People’s Choice a little different from most arts festivals — all the artists, entertainers, and food vendors are from Pennsylvania. The selection of arts and food are also chosen to suit the budgets of growing families. “At first, this was a ‘silly little arts festival’ that nobody thought would come to much of anything,” John said. “Thanks to George and Nancy, it’s become ‘the local show’ in my opinion. Many local folks come every year, every day. The people have really supported the People’s Choice Festival, and we appreciate it.”

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Thanks to the Marions for their energy, enthusiasm, and perseverance. Sadly, Nancy passed away and George now lives in Florida. They’d be proud of their legacy, and, 24 shows later, how the ‘second generation’ of volunteers is taking it to the next level, while preserving the original goals — exclusively Pennsylvania vendors and entertainers, affordable crafts and a wholesome family experience.

Artisans from a variety of mediums line the grounds as customers and — www.peopleschoicefestival.com browsers take the weekend to visit their favorite booths. 6 — People’s Choice Festival 2017 — Centre County Gazette

Pion�rs of �e festival By STEVE BIDDLE It’s hard to believe that the People’s Choice Festival of Pennsylvania Arts & Crafts has been around for a quarter of a century, but this year the festival celebrates its 25th birthday. The festival was the brainchild of George Marion, a local artist who felt that the “downtown” festival – the Central Pennsylvania Festival of the Arts – had gotten a bit too exclusive. He felt that too many artisans came from outside Pennsylvania, at the expense of local artists. So he decided to do something about it. There was plenty of skepticism when Marion scheduled the first one to take place on the same weekend as the Central Pennsylvania Festival of the Arts. After all, that had been an annual event in Downtown State College since 1967. But it turned out to be a stroke of genius, because now people from all over the country descend on Happy Valley to attend both festivals. There are only a few artisans who have been with the festival since its inception. One of them is Penny French, who creates hand-made teddy bears. Penny was among the early skeptics. “That was a big concern,” she says, “not only the question of success or not, but would we be blackballed from the downtown festival if we participated. And, as it turned out, I was already scheduled to do downtown that year, but only for the Artist in Action part on Sunday. I received a letter not long after I signed on with People’s that my presence would not be required on Sunday after all, so I knew that it was do or die time in State College for us.” Gene and Sally Kelley are another couple of pioneers. Gene creates scroll saw fretworks, and Sally paints some of his work. Sally says, “We didn’t know what to expect! Turns out, we nearly sold out and had another craft show scheduled just two weeks later!” Penny, Gene and Sally are quick to show their enthusiasm for the People’s Choice Festival and its atmosphere. “I love the unique set-up, the circle layout. It’s user-friendly for both the crafters and the public,” Penny says. Gene and Sally love the ease of set-up and tear-down, and the ability to have their trailer at the booth. “Oh, and then there’s the open-air venue where there’s always a breeze and the attendance that it continues to draw year after year.” As with any big event, the Festival has evolved, while still keeping its original atmosphere. There have been changes in the managing committee. Founders George and Nancy Marion retired from the Festival several years ago. And the original artisans have seen it blossom and grow. “It’s been like watching one of your kids grow up,” Penny French says, “A stumble once in awhile, but overall I’m proud of what it has evolved into. It is a good alternative to downtown and it has proven to be an asset for the collectors. State College has always been very supportive to the artists and craftsmen.” That sentiment was echoed by Sally Kelley.

“As with all things, growth and change are inevitable,” she says, “Some good, some not so good. We adapt well to change, and we support the leadership and the show in general.” Looking back over the years, Sally says, “We consider ourselves very fortunate to have been among the 52 original craftsmen/ artisans at that first show 25 years ago. We’ve made new acquaintances, enjoyed the company of old friends, observed throngs of people and pets strolling the field, and survived all kinds of summertime weather!” And there has been a variety of extreme weather conditions. One year, several booths blew down during a major summer storm. And what would these Festival pioneers like to see in the future? Penny French did not hesitate. She says, “I would like to see it go on for many years after all of the original 52 are long gone. It feels really good to have been at the birthing of such a good thing.” When asked what changes, if any, would she like to see, Sally responded, “We can’t think of a thing.” And they have a message for patrons. Penny says, “I would like to tell all of those that have never attended PCF that they don’t know what they’re missing. This is not just another craft show. It is unique and friendly, with great music, great food and a happy atmosphere you don’t find at other shows. So, come on down!” Sally expressed gratitude to the Marions for the original invitation to participate in the first festival, the current management team, and “...most of all, to the patrons who come back year after year, bringing friends and family, making the People’s Choice Festival of Pennsylvania Arts & Crafts THE place to be.”

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Remembering Sandie By STEVE BIDDLE The 2017 People’s Choice Festival is taking place without someone who has had a constant and welcome presence at every Festival since the beginning. Sandie Corbin Biddle wrote a great deal of the advertising material for the Festival, participated in the planning, served on the committee, and wrote the special sections about the Festival for the Centre Daily Times. Her sweet personality, her quick wit, and her sharp-as-atack creativity gave the Festival not only advertising and promotional support, but a wonderful embodiment of the spirit of the People’s Choice Festival of Pennsylvania Arts & Crafts. But this year, she’s not here. In November, Sandie finally lost her long fight with cancer, and passed away at the age of 62. Sandie was a real Pennsylvania girl. She was born and raised in Huntingdon County, graduating in 1972 from Juniata Valley High School. She attended Penn State, and within a couple years, became the copywriter and production director at WRSC/WQWK in State College. And that’s when her talents really bloomed. She knew how to write a great radio commercial — and produce it — almost instinctively. Within a few years, she had moved to Orlando, where she became the Creative Director at WKIS Radio. There, she won the first of many advertising awards. She was a finalist in the national CLIO Awards, the most prestigious of them all. It was for a radio commercial she had created for a local transmission shop, in the “Use of Sound” category. She subsequently took home many ADDY Awards for her work in print and broadcasting. Sandie was probably best known in Orlando, as the voice of “Mrs. Roger Holler.” There was (and still is) a car dealer there, Roger Holler Chevrolet, and Sandie came up with a concept where she played the part of Mr. Holler’s long-suffering wife: “You’ll never guess what Roger is up to now,” she’d say. “But there are pre-owned cars all over our front yard…” And that was when I first became aware of her. I was working at WDIZ radio in Orlando at the time, and I kept hearing these radio spots starring “Mrs. Roger Holler.” Being a copywriter myself, I had a lot of admiration for the creativity involved.

One Sunday, as I was reading the Orlando Sentinel’s Q & A column, I saw a question sent in by a reader. “Is that woman on those radio commercials really Mrs. Holler?” she asked. The answer was, “No, she’s Sandie Corbin, the production director at WKIS. She’s 26, and a Pennsylvanian by Sandie Corbin Biddle birth….” There February 26, 1954 to was a little head November 16, 2016 shot of her, and I thought, “Hey, she’s pretty cute. I’d sort of like to meet her.” Within a few months, that opportunity took place at the grand opening of a local commercial production studio. By that time, Sandie had become the Creative Director at Chapman & Castello Advertising, one of Central Florida’s largest ad agencies. To make a long story at least somewhat shorter, we hit it off, and were married a year later. Beginning in 1981, we would visit Sandie’s parents about once a year at their home in rural Huntingdon County, near Petersburg. I fell in love with the area, Sandie sort of re-discovered her home, and we moved to Pennsylvania in 1988. Almost immediately, Sandie was hired as the Promotions Manager at the Centre Daily Times — where she soon won several promotions awards. We were divorced in 2006, after more than 26 years, but remained close friends. Sandie stayed at the house near Petersburg, where she had lived most of her life. It was in late 2014 when she was diagnosed with lung cancer. In typical Sandie style, she fought it in her own way. When chemotherapy made her ill, she decided that she would find other methods — essential oils, diet, and meditation, for example. If they didn’t work, she said, at least she would live the way she wanted to live, right up until the end. The end came on the evening of November 16, 2016, when she passed peacefully at home. All of us who knew her miss her terribly, but there is at least some comfort in knowing that Sandie is now at peace. And the People’s Choice Festival extends its gratitude — and remembrance — to Sandie Corbin Biddle.

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Bible Truck �inging hist�ic exhibit to People’s Choice Festival BOALSBURG — The Bible Truck will make its way to the People’s Choice Festival in 2017 and bring with it historical displays of Biblical importance.

Display items include objects that have been used to hide and smuggle Bibles in communist nations, such as an automobile gas tank and a propane fuel tank with false bottoms.

More than 150 objects are on display in the 53-foot trailer.

“Our goal is to teach about the Bible, encourage believers in their faith, offer an evangelistic encounter, praise God, and build unity within the churches where we bring the exhibit,” Dovbush explained.

Sponsored by Egan, Minnesota-based Bible Mission Slavic, the Bible Truck is on a tour throughout the U.S., though demand may allow it to expand its presence for an additional three years. Russia native Pavel Dovbush, one of two BMS representatives traveling with the exhibit, said the tour appears mostly in Baptist churches of all denominations but is open to invitations from other evangelical groups.

“This is an excellent way to bring the Bible and its story to life. It’s very educational on how believers have sacrificed to get the Bible into persecuted countries at the risk of their own lives.” For more information visit bibletruck.com.

Bible Mission Slavic, a Russian-focused ministry in the U.S., is part of the worldwide Bible Mission ministry with headquarters in Germany but with offices in nine other nations, added traveling representative Tim Gorelov from Kazakhstan. The free exhibit has already toured eight states with more than 7,000 persons having toured the exhibit. A tour is necessary because of the explanation of the many objects on display, Gorelov explained. The tractor-trailer is divided into two parts. The first deals with the early history of the Bible including its origination, duplication through early manuscripts and the printing press, and modern technology. The second deals with its survival and attempts to suppress its distribution in communist countries. The oldest object is an 1845 Bible and the newest is a bulletpierced Bible that saved the life of a soldier in the current war between Ukraine and Russia. The bullet passed through the Bible but stopped on the last page, saving the Ukranian soldier’s life.

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The Bible Truck features a display of the ways Bibles were smuggled into communist nations in recent years, including being baked into a loaf of bread, far left.

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M�t �e committ� Cindy Rockey

Festival Co-Director Serving on the committee since 1995 A local life long residence of Pennsylvania, Cindy was raised and married in Pine Grove Mills. Then, with husband Don, settled in Boalsburg. She has been involved in sewing and crafting from her early teens in the 60’s. Through raising her family and a career, she continued to sew, knit and craft and now, in retirement is a full time crafter and co-director of the Peoples Choice Festival of Arts. The first arts & craft show at the Military Museum she organized as a fund raiser for the museum. It was small but well attended and existed for a few years. Later she helped with the Nittany Valley Holiday Festival at Penn’s Cave. Then she became director and moved that show to the Peasant Gap Fire Hall. When Cindy was 20 years old she met her lifelong friend and business partner, Sue Spalvins. Together they travelled the state participating in craft shows, eventually, joining the Pennsylvania Festival of the Arts and then the People’s Choice Festival in 1994. Within a few years she joined the festival committee organizing the volunteers and young artisans. Our festival would not exist without the volunteers from our community who provide extra services for festival patrons. In 2006, Cindy accepted co-directorship with John Madison. At this time her husband joined the ranks to help with the facilities. Together they have helped to grow the show to 190 artisans, 23 food vendors, 15 specialty food vendors, 7 wineries and 40 entertainers. Our festival would not exist without the volunteers from our community. Cindy and Don have two children, three grandchildren.

John Madison

Festival Co-Director Serving on the committee since 1994 John, his wife Georgia and two children moved to State College in 1988. John worked at S&A Homes and his wife worked out of their home doing seamstress work. They started MADison’s HAT’R Inc. in early 1991, making custom made hats of all varieties, (reversible hats!) and got started into the Craft show business. They eventually opened a retail store on Pugh Street, in downtown State College “ MADISON’S HAT’R” which they closed in 2015. John and Georgia work their wholesale business, comprised of their own line of college products, mostly hats and some clothing from their home. John and Georgia got involved with the People’s Choice Festival in the beginning by applying to the first show. This was also their very first craft show ! They went to the Marion’s house to show him a sample of Georgia’s hat making and sewing and were accepted in to the festival. George and Nancy Marion, the founders of the festival in 1993 were determined to make this work and needed help and that is when George ask John to come on board to help him out, and that is how it all started and now it’s 25 year!! How time flys! About 2006 George and Nancy retired from the festival and John and Cindy Rockey began directing and organizing the festival. “It has grown quite a bit since then” I remember the very first year, there were about 60 artists , 3 food vendors and an old hay wagon for an entertainment stage. Now we have 190 artists 23 food vendors, 7 local wineries, 15 specialty food vendors, and all types of entertainment for the younger ones like Youth Art Sales, Pony Rides, Petting Zoo, Face Painting, Bounce Houses, the Science Museum and wide open spaces to enjoy it all.”

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Rick Snyder

Food Concession Director Serving on the committee since 1995 Rick was born and raised in Bellefonte by his mother, Emogene, and father, Blair, with his brothers, Jerry and Randy, and sister, Lori. In 1965, Rick’s parents opened a pizza shop, Benner Pike Pizza; that was their start in the food service industry. When Snow Shoe fire company asked them to bring pizza to their carnival, it was the start of Snyder’s Concessions. Rick got his first stand in 1977 selling lemonade. When Rick wasn’t working concessions he was a machinist by trade. He now farms and raises beef cows. Rick and his wife Lacie now have multiple concession trailers selling french fries, lemonade, and cinnamon buns. With his years of experience he was asked to be the concession food coordinator at the Nittany Antique Machinery Show, and has since taken on that job at many shows including the People’s Choice Arts Festival. Along with Rick Snyder’s Concessions, his family is still in the business. Emogene, Randy, Jerry, and Lori have their own trailers selling various food item.

Don Rockey

Facilities Director Serving on the committee since 2000 Don was raised on a dairy farm in Boalsburg and worked at the Penn State University Airport. In 2006 he took over the responsibility of mechanical, grounds maintenance and fabrication, handling the day to day trouble-shooting needed to keep the festival running smoothly for the week. His experience in mechanical, electrical, general maintenance and facilities operations quickly became a necessary and permanent position at the festival for the week. When any of the vendors has a problem at their site, it is likely that Don will be there to solve the issue and keep the show operating. Don lives with his wife on 7 acres in Pine Grove Mills. He keeps busy managing the Boalsburg car wash, helping neighbors and improving their mountain home.

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Chris Kepler

Entertainment Director Serving on the committee since 1995 Chris Kepler has lived in PA and this general area all his life. He enjoys the outdoors, fresh air, bicycling, and most of all riding either “mountain or road” bikes with his wife Susan. He has been a musician (bass guitar player) since JR High School and played with different bands through the years. Although not playing with any bands at the present time (less drama he says, LOL) he plays his bass every day. Chris graduated in 1977 from State College Area High School and the Centre County Vo-Tech learning mechanical skills through the heavy equipment “mechanics” course (graduating at the top of his class). Late in his Senior year of high school he started a part time job at a local auto dealership in the detail dept.

Upon graduating in June started work in the shop and worked in the automotive business for the next 15 years. In late 1992, he thought it was time for a career change. Realizing the growing need for quality sound and light systems he founded Entertainment Sound Service Jan 1st 1993. A few years after the business began the phone book listing was changed to “Chris Kepler Audio Services”. Most people around the area knew “Chris Kepler” rather than “Entertainment Sound Service” (which still remains the legal business name) making it easier for people to find him when looking for help with their audio needs. In 1995, he started providing the sound systems at People’s Choice Festival, now 23 years for him. After the original Entertainment Director of 13 years “John Kepler” (who was no relation) passed suddenly, Steve Biddle took over for 2 years before moving on. In 2008 Chris Kepler took over as Entertainment Director, still continuing to provide sound systems for both stages. He has been taking great steps to have a “green” business. First, with the riding of bicycles to do as much business as possible logging thousands of miles. His newest step is using a solar power generator to power his sound & light systems at outdoor shows. Both these steps have saved many gallons of fuel and pollution helping save our environment for generations to come. Chris Kepler continues to be involved with providing sound systems, lighting, staging, and solar power for many different events, festivals, etc. around the area. He also provides in house sound & light systems to local clubs along with doing freelance audio engineering and consulting. Contact and info at www.chriskepleraudio.com.

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The 2016 People’s Choice Festival was the first year Chris Kepler Audio Services used his Solar Power Generator to power the sound system at the NORTH STAGE. It was a great addition to a sustainable event with no noise or pollution to distract from the quality of sound. This is unlike the degradation to the sound caused along with distracting noise and smell from a fossil fuel generator. Kepler will again be using the Solar Power Generator at the 2017 Festival at the NORTH STAGE to power the sound system for the 4-day event. It created quite a stir with festival goers amazed at this cutting edge “GREEN” technology offered exclusively by “Chris Kepler Audio Services.” Be sure to stop out and see it in action, a very impressive piece of equipment for sure.

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Diane Plummer

Assistant director Serving on the committee since 2010

Marketing and Sponsorship Director Serving on the committee since 1994

Diane Plummer joined the festival group several years ago as a volunteer primarily helping behind the scenes throughout the year and on the grounds during the July festival.

Diana is the General Manager of Magnum Broadcasting in State College. Having studied Communications at Clarion University, she has been in media in Pennsylvania and Connecticut since 1985.

She currently serves on the committee supporting the group efforts of the committee and numerous administrative duties throughout the year to help orchestrate the annual show.

Diana has worked in various media outlets, including Newspapers, Network and Cable TV, Advertising Agencies and Radio. She has been involved in marketing and radio in the State College area since 1993.

Her favorite times of the show are check- in day, with the arrival of the artisans, and the four days to follow with the show. She especially enjoys meeting new people and sharing in the enjoyment that the festival brings to the families and community. Diane cherishes her family time with her husband, children, grandchildren, and two pet buddies, and works full time at Penn State. Her favorite pastimes are enjoying the outdoors, biking, hiking and traveling. Thank you to all the committee members for memorable years of hard work and to the community for sharing in the festivities.

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Diana is involved in many community events and gives a tremendous amount of time serving on committees and organizing special events. She’s been involved in the People’s Choice Festival, almost since its inception, and worked with founders George and Nancy Marion on Festival advertising beginning in 1994. Her creativity and advertising expertise led to a position on the Festival committee, where she became the Marketing and Sponsorship Director. Diana resides in State College with her husband, Michael Stapleford, President of Magnum Broadcasting. Diana has two daughters, a son-in-law and two step-children; Lindsay Lord, Stephanie Lord-Wetherington, Max Wetherington, Sarah and Matthew Stapleford, as well as her adorable dog Cali. The Festival takes an enormous amount of work and planning, and for Diana, it’s a labor of love. “I’m so proud to be part of such a great family event,” she says, “We’ve seen so much growth over the past 25 years, and seeing our visitors have such a good time every year makes all of this more than worthwhile.”

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Celebrating A Timeless Heritage Historic Bellefonte, Inc. (814) 355-2917 visitbellefonte.com

Upcoming Events

Bellefonte Arts & Crafts Fair Friday, August 11 & Saturday, August 12, 2017

The Bellefonte Arts & Crafts Fair will be held Friday from 10am to 8pm and Saturday, from 10am to 6pm in Tallyrand Park. The fair includes over 100 juried artists and crafters, family entertainment, great food, and free children’s activities. Park and ride shuttle service available from the Bellefonte High School.

Annual Fall Festival & Halloween Parade Saturday, October 14, 2017 11am to 4pm

All are welcome to the Fall Festival Activities & Halloween Parade! Bring the family to Talleyrand Park for entertainment and children’s activities including a photo booth from 11am to 4pm. The Halloween parade judging and line up at the Bellefonte YMCA at 12:30pm with the parade down High Street to Talleyrand Park at 1:30pm for awards and treats!

Bellefonte Victorian Christmas

Friday, December 8 & Saturday December 9, 2017 Bellefonte Victorian Christmas offers a taste of Christmas Past with an Historic Homes Tour, an Arts & Crafts Show, concerts, horse-drawn buggy rides, gingerbread house contest, train rides, strolling entertainment, breakfast with Santa and a Victorian Tea Party. Held on the second weekend in December. All events are subject to change

About Historic Bellefonte, Inc.

HBI is a not-for-profit, charitable organization dedicated to the revitalization of Bellefonte and the preservation of the Borough’s rich historic, cultural and architectural heritage. Through a volunteer structure, HBI serves as an umbrella vehicle to coordinate community efforts to carry out its mission. S975060

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MUSIC THURSDAY, JULY 13, 2017

Schedule

11 A.M. ■ Darin Rex, North Stage ■ Jay Smar Coal n Folk Music, South Stage

12:30 P.M. ■ Alex Allegra, North Stage ■ The Crooked Line, South Stage

2 P.M. ■ Jay Vonada Trio, North Stage ■ Float, South Stage

3:30 P.M. ■ Monster D (Monster of Master), North Stage ■ Bluegrass Redemption, South Stage

5 P.M. ■ ESP, North Stage ■ Joe Bonson & Coffee Run, South Stage

Submitted photo

Live entertainment has always been a focal point during the People’s Choice Festival.

FRIDAY, JULY 14, 2017 11 A.M.

6:30 P.M. ■ Raven and the Wren, North Stage ■ O’Neil Peart and The Nomaddz Band, South Stage

■ Nathaniel Tyler Mowery, North Stage ■ Kenzie McCarter, South Stage

12:30 P.M. ■ Ken Baxter, North Stage ■ JR Mangan Band, South Stage

2 P.M. ■ State College Rock Camp, North Stage ■ Late Last Nite, South Stage The Gazette’s Around & In Town feature makes it easy to plan your weekly entertainment with previews, reviews, promotions, & our weekly events calendar.

3:30 P.M. ■ Group Therapy, North Stage ■ Bookends, South Stage

5 P.M. ■ Frackwater Jack, North Stage ■ The Monk’s Brew, South Stage

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6:30 P.M. ■ Chris Rattie, North Stage ■ Pure Cane Sugar, South Stage

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SATURDAY, JULY 15, 2017 11:30 A.M. ■ August Room, North Stage ■ Triple A Blues Band, South Stage

1 P.M. ■ Black Cat Belly Dance and Friends, North Stage ■ SGT Bob & The Willow Creek Band, South Stage

2:30 P.M. ■ The Little German Band, North Stage ■ Friends of Lithium, South Stage

4 P.M. ■ Bellefonte Community Band North Stage ■ Teen Town, South Stage

DAD Deserves The BEST This Year

5:30 P.M. ■ Nittany Knights Men’s Acapella Chorus, North Stage

6:30 P.M. ■ The Original Drifters, South Stage

SUNDAY, JULY 16, 2017 10:30 A.M. ■ St. John’s United Church of Christ, North Stage

11:30 A.M. ■ Black Horse Motel, South Stage

NOON ■ Buffalo Mountain Bluegrass, North Stage

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1:30 P.M. ■ Centre County Outstanding Young Woman, North Stage

3 P.M. ■ Velveeta, North Stage ■ Jackie Brown and the Gill St Band, South Stage

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FOOD

Vend�s

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HULL CONCESSIONS

LAUVER’S CONCESSIONS

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Booth #1 BBQ roast beef, Iced tea, Bottled water tsherlock@sherlockfoods.com

Booth #5 Sweet & savory crepes, Bottled water, Soda eonhullconcessions@yahoo.com

Booth #2 Ice cream, Milkshakes, Floats Booth #7 Soft pretzels, Lemonade slush, Bottled water, Soda

Booth #6 Beef jerky, Iced tea, Soda, Bottled Water bmills01@yahoo.com

PACKER’S CONCESSIONS

SNYDER’S CONCESSIONS

Booth #3 Fried veggies, French fries, Bottled water, Soda Booth #18 French fries, Soda Booth #24 Chicken or steak on a stick, Salad, Soda, Bottled water Booth #26/30 Lemonade, Orangeade rsconcessions @aol.com

UNICORN CONCESSIONS

Booth #4 Strawberry, black raspberry & peach shortcakes; Apple/ peach dumplings; Hot fudge/P/B brownie sundaes; Fruit milkshakes; Chocolate covered bananas; Hot/cold drinks idiesel@epix.net

Booth #8 Hot sausage, Steak sandwiches, Hotdogs, Hamburgers, Soda, Lemonade, Orangeade Booth #28/31 Lemonade, Orangeade

ROSIE’S PIEROGIES

Booth #9 Homemade pierogis, Haluski, Soda, Bottled water ashley5437@gmail.com

CHARLE CHEN’S CHINESE KITCHEN Booth #10 Chicken, beef, and shrimp main courses, White rice, Fried rice, Lo Mein, Homemade iced tea, Soda

SCOTT’S ROASTING LLC

Booth #11 Pork sandwiches, Pork nachos, Slaw, Iced tea, Coffee, Hot chocolate, Soda, Bottled water scottsroasting@aol.com

CAJUN EXPRESS II

Booth #12 Catfish filet, Shrimp on a stick, Crab nuggets, Frog legs, Chicken & sausage gumbo, Waffle fries, Southern sweet tea luannyearick@gmail.com

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Booth #13 Pulled pork BBQ, Ribs, Chicken, Baked beans, Macaroni and potato salad, Bottled water, Soda marcfetters@gmail.com

There’s no reason to have a rumbling, empty belly at the People’s Choice Festival. 18 — People’s Choice Festival 2017 — Centre County Gazette

SHERRI’S FUN FOODS

Booth #14 Crab cakes, crab soup, iced tea, bottled water info@sherriscrabcakes.com

SNYDER’S CONCESSIONS

Booth #15 Pizza, Soda, Strawberry smoothies, Fresh brewed iced tea, Soda, Bottled water rlkmiller3@msn.com

SNYDER’S CONCESSIONS

Booth #16 Funnel cakes, Dough boys, Deep fried Oreo cookies, Iced tea, Soda, Bottled water ejsnyder@aol.com

COWBOY KETTLE CORN Booth # 25 Maple glazed kettle corn dhass@zoominternet.net

BOB’S CONCESSIONS

Booth #20 Roasted corn-on-cob, Loaded baked potato, Grilled cheese on Texas toast, Frozen chocolate-dipped bananas, Cold drinks r.raycroft@comcast.net

SCOTT’S ROASTING LLC

Booth #21 Loose sausage sub, Sausage in-a-dish, Loaded sausage nachos; Sausage & gravy, Sweet tea, Soda, Bottled water aew@psu.edu

KENDRA SNYDER THAI CONCESSIONS Booth #23 Big and delicious taco salad made your way, Tacos, Iced tea, Soda snyder2004@aol.com

THE NUTTY BAVARIAN

CARPER’S CONCESSIONS

Booth #22 Soft-serve ice cream, Sundaes, Banana splits, Shakes, Floats, Frozen cheesecake, Soda, Bottled water hrcarper@yahoo.com

COGAN’S CONCESSIONS Booth #29 Hawaiian shaved ice cogans@comcast.com

Booth #31 Cinnamon glazed almonds, Cashews, Pecans, Salted cashews vclark1@sial.com

The best brands, right in the neighborhood

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SNYDER’S CONCESSIONS

Booth #16 Funnel cakes, Dough boys, Deep fried Oreo cookies, Iced tea, Soda, Bottled water ejsnyder@aol.com

SNYDER’S CONCESSIONS Booth #17 Cinnamon buns, Coffee, Iced tea ejsnyder@aol.com

JERRY SNYDER CONCESSIONS

Booth #19 Gyros, Hot sausage, Cheese steaks, Fresh brewed iced tea, Soda, Bottled water snyderconcession@verizon.com

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SPECIALTY FOOD

Vend�s

THE PIPER’S PECK

Booth #1 Fruit jams and jellies, hot pepper jellies, salsas www.piperspeck.com

TAIT FARM FOODS

Booth #2 Fruit shrubs, Jams, Preserves, Conserves, Butters, fruit chutney, Chocolate sauces, Cooking sauces, Vinaigrettes, Savory condiments office@taitfarmfoods.com

MISTER G COFFEE COMPANY Booth #3 Coffee beans douglas@mistergcoffee.com

POTTERY & COUNTRY 4 YOU Booth #4 Pottery dip chillers, Dip mixes eacri@comcast.net

UZI’S PASTERIES

Booth #5 Desserts, Pastries, Cookies, Cupcakes, Individual sized cakes ukornhaser@gmail.com

VILLAGE EATINGHOUSE ARTISAN FOODS

Booth #6 Hand poured sauces, Beer bread, C33, Gift baskets villageeatinghouse@gmail.com

GOD’S COUNTRY CREAMERY

Booth #7 Nine varieties of farmstead artisan raw milk cheeses mmbachman@verizon.net

POPPED CULTURE

Booth #8 Showtime cinema, Godfather’s garlic parmesan, Carmel brown sugar, Spicy lime hot mess, Just like me kettle corn, Sparkling beverages mark@poppedculture.org

BUMBLEBERRY FARMS HONEYS

Booth #9 Honey, Honey cream spreads, Honey straws, Honey candy karen@bumbleberryfarms.com

WHISKER BISCUITS

Booth #A Handmade dog treats & antlers dogtreatryan@gmail.com

DENNIS FARMS

Booth #B Maple syrup, Maple candy, Maple sugar, Maple nuts, Maple jellies, Maple peanut butter www.dennisfarmsmaple.com

TORCHBEARER SAUCES

Booth #C Artisan sauces: Sultry, rapture, Tarnation, Zombie Apocalypse Ghost Chili, Pineapple Papaya BBQ vid@torchbearersauces.com

CHEF TIM FOODS

Booth #D Chef Tim’s sweet balsamic vinaigrette, Steak seasoning, Blackened seasoning cheftim@ptd.net

JD GOURMET

Booth #E 25-year aged balsamic vinegar, Olive oil blends jdgourmetfoods@aol.com

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LOCAL

Wineries

HAPPY VALLEY VINEYARD & WINERY

SAND CASTLE WINERY

MOUNT NITTANY VINEYARD & WINERY

STARR HILL VINEYARD & WINERY

State College, Booth #2 Located here in State College, the vineyard at Happy Valley Winery produces specific varietals that transform well into their stylistic wines. They strive for perfection in the vineyard as well as in the winery, which in turn produces flavorful, crisp, clean wines. hvwinery@gmail.com

Centre Hall, Booth #4 With three generations in the vineyard, they are dedicated to crafting exceptional local wine from a mountainside location in the heart of central Pennsylvania. They take great pride in providing their guests with a fun and informative wine-tasting experience. linda@mtnittanywinery.com

STONEKEEP MEADERY

Birdsboro, Booth #5 These hand-crafted meads (honey wines) are created only from fresh fruits and juices and raw honey from Pennsylvania. Based on traditional recipes from times long past with some modern twists, Stonekeep Meadery brings mead and wine drinkers something just a little extraordinary. sheree@stonekeepmeadery.com

UNIVERSITY WINE COMPANY

Port Matilda, Booth #7 U-Freeze Wine Slush is a fun way to refresh yourself on a hot summer day or to enjoy a taste of summer any time of year. Great for parties, get-togethers, or for just relaxing on the deck. It’s made with wine and natural ingredients, including fruits and chocolate. epproch@gmail.com

Erwinna, Booth #1 Sand Castle’s unique vineyard location with tough rocky soils sits on a hillside high above the Delaware River valley. The exceptional location combines with Pennsylvania’s cool and sunny climate to produce wines that have been recognized for their quality worldwide. frankl.winery@comcast.net

Curwensville, Booth #3 When stationed in Europe in the early ’60s, Ken Starr visited many wineries and appreciated the German style of wine making. In 1994, he purchased property for a vineyard. By 1998, there were 3000 vines… Concord, Niagara, Traminette, Foch, and Leon Millot. He opened to the public in 2005. starhillwinery@yahoo.com

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KIDS

Activities

THURSDAY, JULY 13, 2017

FRIDAY, JULY 14, 2017

10 A.M.–5 P.M.

■ Young Artisans Sales

■ Young Artisans Sales ■ PA Cyber School, Tent A

10 A.M.–6 P.M.

■ Penn State Microvascular Research Lab, EMS Tent

10 A.M.–8 P.M. ■ Face Painting, State College Senior High Thespians ■ Hands On Kids Science Museum, Dominion Science Center, Quaint Corner Children’s Museum, PSU Altoona Mobile Science Lab ■ Ashburn’s Animals on a Mission, Petting Zoo & Pony Rides ■ Try Dye, Tie Dye your own shirt ■ JUMP THIS! Bouncy Houses ■ The Bible Truck, a walk through the history of the Bible ■ Pennsylvania Farm Bureau, Tent B

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SATURDAY, JULY 15, 2017 10 A.M.–3 P.M. ■ Nittany Greyhounds, Tent B

10 A.M.–5 P.M. ■ Kids meet their favorite characters, Ike the Spike, Smokey the Bear, and more! ■ Young Artisans Sales

3 P.M. ■ Giant Foods 25th Anniversary Cake, Media Tent

3 P.M.–8 P.M. ■ Susquehanna Service Dogs, Tent B

Submitted photo

There are even some cool treats available.

SUNDAY, JULY 16, 2017 NOON–5 P.M. ■ Face Painting, State College Senior High Thespians ■ Hands On Kids Science Museum, Dominion Science Center, Quaint Corner Children’s Museum, PSU Altoona Mobile Science Lab ■ Ashburn’s Animals on a Mission, Petting Zoo & Pony Rides ■ Try Dye, Tie Dye your own shirt ■ JUMP THIS! Bouncy Houses ■ The Bible Truck, a walk through the history of the Bible ■ Nittany Beagles, tent B

1 P.M.–3 P.M. ■ Story time and book giveaway, Youth Artisan Tent

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Congratulations to the People’s Choice Festival for 25 years of art, music, & fun! We appreciate being a part of the show. 25 — People’s Choice Festival 2017 — Centre County Gazette

SCHEDULE OF THURSDAY, JULY 13, 2017 10 A.M.

■ Young Artisans Sales opens ■ Artisan booths and food vendors opens

10 A.M.-6 P.M.

■ Penn State Microvascular Research Lab, EMS Tent

10 A.M.-8 P.M.

■ Pennsylvania Farm Bureau, Tent B

11 A.M.

■ Darin Rex, North Stage ■ Jay Smar Coal n Folk Music, South Stage

12:30 P.M.

11 A.M. – 2 P.M.

Events

■ The Tumble Bus

11 A.M.

■ Nathaniel Tyler Mowery, North Stage ■ Kenzie McCarter, South Stage

12:30 P.M.

■ Ken Baxter, North Stage ■ JR Mangan Band, South Stage

2 P.M.

■ State College Rock Camp, North Stage ■ Late Last Nite, South Stage

3:30 P.M.

■ Group Therapy, North Stage ■ Bookends, South Stage

5 P.M.

■ Alex Allegra, North Stage ■ The Crooked Line, South Stage

2 P.M.

■ Jay Vonada Trio, North Stage ■ Float, South Stage

■ Monster D (Monster of Master), North Stage ■ Bluegrass Redemption, South Stage

■ ESP, North Stage ■ Joe Bonson & Coffee Run, South Stage ■ Young Artisans Sales closes

■ Raven and the Wren, North Stage ■ O’Neil Peart and The Nomaddz Band, South Stage

8 P.M.

■ Artisan vendors close

9 P.M.

SATURDAY, JULY 15, 2017 10 A.M.-3 P.M. 10 A.M.-5 P.M.

■ Kids meet their favorite characters, Ike the Spike, Smokey the Bear, and more!

■ Artisan vendors close

■ Young Artisans Sales opens ■ Artisan booths and food vendors open

9 P.M.

10 A.M.-8 P.M.

■ Food vendors close

■ Assembly of God Church, Tent A

FRIDAY, JULY 14, 2017 10 A.M.

■ Young Artisans Sales opens ■ Artisan booths and food vendors opens

10 A.M.-5 P.M.

■ PA Cyber School, Tent A

10 A.M.-6 P.M.

10 A.M.-8 P.M.

■ Pets Come First, Tent B

3 P.M.

■ Giant Foods 25th Anniversary Cake, Media Tent

3-8 P.M.

■ Young Artisans Sales closes

5:30 P.M.

■ Nittany Knights Men’s Acapella Chorus, North Stage

6:30 P.M.

■ The Original Drifters, South Stage

■ Artisan vendors close

■ Food vendors close

SUNDAY, JULY 16, 2017 10:30 A.M.

■ St. John’s United Church of Christ, North Stage

11:30 A.M.

■ Black Horse Motel, South Stage

NOON

■ Artisan booths and food vendors open Buffalo Mountain Bluegrass, North Stage

NOON-5 P.M.

■ Nittany Beagles, tent B

1-3 P.M.

■ Story time and book giveaway, Youth Artisan Tent

1 P.M.

■ Elvis Impersonator Brad Crum, South Stage

1:30 P.M.

■ Susquehanna Service Dogs, Tent B

■ Centre County Outstanding Young Woman, North Stage

11:30 A.M.

3 P.M.

■ August Room, North Stage ■ Triple A Blues Band, South Stage

■ Penn State Microvascular Research Lab, EMS Tent

5 P.M.

9 P.M.

10 A.M.

8 P.M.

■ Bellefonte Community Band North Stage ■ Teen Town, South Stage

6:30 P.M.

■ Nittany Greyhounds, Tent B

6:30 P.M.

4 P.M.

8 P.M.

■ Food vendors close

5 P.M.

■ The Little German Band, North Stage ■ Friends of Lithium, South Stage

■ Frackwater Jack, North Stage ■ The Monk’s Brew, South Stage ■ Young Artisans Sales closes ■ Chris Rattie, North Stage ■ Pure Cane Sugar, South Stage

3:30 P.M.

2:30 P.M.

1 P.M.

■ Black Cat Belly Dance and Friends, North Stage ■ SGT Bob & The Willow Creek Band, South Stage

■ Velveeta, North Stage ■ Jackie Brown and the Gill St Band, South Stage

5 P.M.

■ Artisan booths and food vendors

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2017 Event Map

324 Decker Valley Road

110 S Hanover St in Carlisle

Castlerigg Wine Shop

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Hours: Sun - Thurs 11-5 Fri - Sat 11 - 7

Hours: Mon, Wed & Thur 11-7 Fri & Sat 11-11, Sun 1-5

Open Wednesday thru Sunday

(814) 364-1000

(717) 462-4663

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6 Main Street in Reedsville

Check Our Website For Special Summer Events! www.sevenmountainswinecellars.com

29 — People’s Choice Festival 2017 — Centre County Gazette

A Special Thanks to All of Our Sponsors PRESENTING SPONSORS:

ENTERTAINMENT SPONSORS:

POSTER SPONSOR:

YOUTH AREA SPONSORS:

MEDIA SPONSORS: NEWS

FRIENDS OF THE FESTIVAL: Geri Aron • State College Federal Credit Union • Wash World Car Wash William Bros. Industry Supply Co. • Mid-State Awning - Terry Philips • Snyder’s Concessions Robinson Septic Service, Inc. • Walker & Walker Equipment II, LLC • Boalsburg Car Company 30 — People’s Choice Festival 2017 — Centre County Gazette

Exhibit�s

alphabetical

Business Booth # 2B’s Crafts 132 Aaronsburg Pottery 118 Aimee’s Crafts 41 Al Dornisch Paintings 66 Art by Clare 138 ARTECO 61 Artemis Studios 152 Artworkontherun 167 Atarxia Designs 172 Barry Gebhart 144 Barry R. Jetter Fine Artist 100 Beadwear Jewlery 45 Beth and Dot’s Boutique 124 Bob Weaver Art Attack 90 Bohn Carvings 159 Bonnie Hedden Designs 17 Brandon Hirt Photo 83 Brown Stone Studio 18 Brown’s Leathercraft 84 Bruce Garrabrandt 56 Buttermilk Hill 89 C & C Studios Inc. 68 C & C Studios Inc. 69 Carlucci Glassworks 102 Carole Kyle Handbags 25 Charles T Betush 20 Chazmania 107 Cheryl Brooks Designs 104 Chester P Basil’s Wooden Spoons 60 Chris Fitzgerald Metal Art 164 Christie Glass Works Studio 54 Cinnamon Treasures 160 Cornerstone Forge 122 Courtney Design 149 Creative Metals 171 Custom Garden Rocks 39 Dakota Moon 111 Dan Christ Gallery 145 David Ferree 106 David Webster’s Pottery 2 Diane Wilson Porcelain Jewelry 99 Don Rea Designs 143 Dragon’s Breath Forge 1 Ducky’s Pens, Etc. 47 Eagle Wood Products 58 Earth Tones Pottery 125 Ebru Richsilk Designs 191 Edwood 46 Em’s Gems 14 Fairthorne Pottery 48 Fancy Leaf Designs 135 Farm Country Crafts 178 Fazio’s Turnings 137 Festively Dressed 173 Fine Line Leather Designs 3 Foggy Mountain Studio 79 For The Birds 120 Fullmoon Studio Clayworks 188 Garlin Stained Glass 77 Georgie LeHoop Drum Artist 63 Goldie’s Creations 62 Good’s Waxworks 110 Gourds Galore 151 Greenfrogger Polymer Clay 140

Business Booth # Greg Souchik 174 Groundhog Blue Pottery 57 Hand Carved Wood Flowers 123 Heidi Urbanski Jewelry 64 Hobday’s Artwork and Co. 157 Hoffner’s Handwoven Baskets 13 Homestead Leather LLC 169 Horner’s Pens 175 Hotplates USA, LLC 8 Howard J. Blichfeldt Photographer 34 ICIS Jewelry 49 Indigo Artwear 113 Iva’s 119 Ivy Reed 166 Jesamie Handwovens 65 JoAnn Leardi Portnoy Watercolors 182 Jocelyn Beatty Studio 51 Joe Jacobs Watercolors 24 John Stevens Watercolors 35 JPW Pottery 103 Jule’s Artwear 59 Just For Kids 150 Kalpana’s Fine Soaps 181 Kara Wood Designs 16 Karl Family Baskets 147 KC Burke Photography 136 Keepsakes by Diane Salter 190 Kelley’s Cuts 53 Kenneth Kotlar Art 153 Kim’s Pockets 91 Kimberly Jade Jewelry 81 Kindred Spirit Designs 26 KLG Custom LLC 43 Koladish Baskets 105 Koontz’s Handquilting 9 Laureate Studio 180 Laurie Leonard Designs 67 Leaf Me Alone 36 Leslie’s 114 Light Painter Photography 75 Light Waite Images 28 Lion Paw Pottery 33 Little Beaver’s Leather 4 Lone Oak Brooms 163 Lynnwood Pottery 139 M & M Pottery 71 MacClay Leather Design 78 Mad Butterfly Photography 142 Mann Made Outdoors 31 Margaret G. Thorn Watercolors 6 Mark Wildlife Publishers 161 Metal Illusions 176 MJB Gifts 76 Mock Creations LLC 177 Monari Button Jewelry 96 Monumental Photography 19 Moonflower Jewelry 165 Mr. Blockhead 94 Muslide Pottery 93 NameMe Company 27 New World Glass 72 Oak Crafts Inc. 85 Old Buttermould Pattern Products 74

Business Booth # Pamela Lobst Designs 129 Peg’s Palette 155 Pennsylvania Dutch Rugs 55 Penny French’s Back Mountain Bears 73 Perdian’s Clayworks 130 Picture This 87 Poplar Hollow Studio 15 Pots By De Perrot 82 Pottery and Cane 117 Pottery by Bachert 11 Pottery by Bonny 146 Precious Jewels 101 Quilts by Kate 189 Redbud Studios 128 Reflections in Silver 109 Ridge Hollow Game Boards 187 Riverwood Treenware 184 Rob McLaughlin Photography 148 Robinson’s Custom Woodworking 22 Rock Reborn 179 Roland Metal Art 156 RWB Woodworking 12 Sandra Webberking Originals 52 Sassy Glass Productions 170 Sculpey Designs 112 Second Season Mittens 134 Silhouettes 80 Silver Moon Studio 115 Simply Sterling Designs 70 Sizov Copper Art 92 Slate Accents 7 Slates by Marj Craig 86 Sneeks 21 Stadium Studio 126 Starry’s Woodshop 154 Stone on Stone 97 Studio in the Sky 50 Surly Hedgehog Photography 186 Textured Bags & Etc. 185 The Anne St. Clair Collection 32 The Humbergers 158 The Ornamental Lady 10 The Wandering Vine 141 Theresea’s Woolen Crafts 42 Thru Jen’s Lens 133 Tie-Dyes by Ildi 95 Todd Walk Galleries 38 Ukrainian Eggs 23 Uncle Bill’s Woodshop 5 Under the Sea Pottery 44 Unique Birdhouses 37 Vi Lavx Glass Designs 29 Vosler Custom Made Knives 40 W. Gerry Grant 131 WGK Glass Art 108 White Swan Illustrations 98 Whole Grain Goods 168 Wildlife Pottery 183 Winegar Pottery 121 Wireworx 88 Wood Weaving 127 Woodland Creationz 30 Yearick Pottery 116

31 — People’s Choice Festival 2017 — Centre County Gazette

Exhibit�s

by medium

Action

KOLADISH BASKETS

Booth #105 Chris Koladish Brookville kbaskets@windstream.net

EBRU RICHSILK DESIGNS Booth #191 Richard Aldorasi Morton rich@ebrurichsilkdesigns.com

WOOD WEAVING Booth #127 Wanda Summers Denver psufam4@ptd.net

MOCK CREATIONS LLC Booth #177 Chip Mock State College chipmock@chipmock.com

Clay

Baskets

HOFFNER’S HANDWOVEN BASKETS

AARONSBURG POTTERY

KARL FAMILY BASKETS

ATARXIA DESIGNS

Booth #13 Cheryl Hoffner Needmore thoffner@centurylink.net

Booth #172 Victoria Field Bedford ataraxiadesigns@gmail.com

Booth #147 Kristine Karl Davis Bellefonte karlfamilybaskets@gmail.com

Central PA’s Garage Door Experts

Booth #118 Scott Paterson Aaronsburg potspaterson@yahoo.com

Central PA Dock & Door, llc. QUICK • PROFESSIONAL • GUARANTEED SERVICE

15 Rothermel Drive, Yeagertown, PA 17099 • (717) 363-8892 www.centralpadockanddoor.com

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Increase the value and appeal of your home with one simple upgrade. Visit our website to view Clopay garage doors on YOUR home with the Door Imagination System!

32 — People’s Choice Festival 2017 — Centre County Gazette

BROWN STONE STUDIO

GROUNDHOG BLUES POTTERY

DAVID WEBSTER’S POTTERY

JPW POTTERY

EARTH TONES POTTERY

LION PAW POTTERY

FAIRTHORNE POTTERY

LYNNWOOD POTTERY

FULLMOON STUDIO CLAYWORKS

M & M POTTERY

GOLDIE’S CREATIONS

MUDSLIDE POTTERY

Booth #18 Don Lombardo Union City brownstonestudio@live.com

Booth #57 Allen Weichman Reeders weichman@ptd.net

Booth #2 David Webster Sayre davidwebster133@gmail.com

Booth #103 Jane Waxenfelter Grove City jpwpottery@gmail.com

Booth #125 Francine Zajac Washington francinezajac@yahoo.com

Booth #33 Jacalynn McCord Elizabethtown Jackie.mccord@gmail.com

Booth #48 Debra Nippert Oxford debnippert@gmail.com

Booth #139 Debra Upright Bangor lynnwoodpottery@gmail.com

Booth #188 Fumihiko Mochizuki Corry fullmoonstudioclayworks@gmail.com

Booth #62 Nina Gold West Sunbury smilesiam@hotmail.com

Sit Back & Breathe Mon - Tues: 10am - 5pm, Wed - Thurs: 10am - 7pm, Fri: 10am-5pm, Sat: 9am - 1pm

Booth #71 Toni Murry Corry mandm@tbscc.com

Booth #93 Roland Boni Ridgway mudslidepottery@hotmail.com

Take time during festival week to experience the calm and healthy atmosphere of our Himalayan Salt Room. Along with Halo Therapy, we also offer massages, full body vibration, & detoxifying services. 1760 S. Atherton Street State College, PA

(814) 954-7731 www.simplyhealth-calm.com Present this coupon to receive a discounted 45 minute Himalayan Salt Room session.

Relief

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Authentic Himalayan Salt Lamps 33 — People’s Choice Festival 2017 — Centre County Gazette

Exhibit�s

by medium

PERDIAN’S CLAYWORKS

POTTERY BY BACHERT

POTS BY DE PERROT

POTTERY BY BONNY

POTTERY & CANE

THE ANNE ST. CLAIR COLLECTION

Booth #130 Bernard Perdian Hermitage claywork@roadrunner.com

Booth #11 Roy Bacchert Zionsville bachertpottery@aol.com

Booth #82 Steve dePerrot Lititz pottsbydeperrot@dejazzd.com

Booth #146 Bonny Mardis Lock Haven d_yarnell@comcast.net

Booth #117 Tim Roth Greensburg timsroth@aol.com

Booth #32 Anne Piazza Atglen annepiazza@frontier.com

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Fox Hill Gardens

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2.3 miles from Beaver Stadium at 1035 Fox Hill Road Hours: Mon-Sat 9:30-5:30, Sun. 10-4

Landscaping consultation, design and installation services.

Choose from many varieties of trees, shrubs, perennials, large and small fruits, and native plants!

(814) 466-5110 • www.millerelectricltd.com 450 TORREY LANE • BOALSBURG Providing Prompt, Neat & Efficient Service SINCE 1978

Your local source for quality plants and service...Since 1990 Open 4th of July 9-4!

Phone 814-237-9087

E-mail: contactfhg@yahoo.com www.foxhillgardens.com

34 — People’s Choice Festival 2017 — Centre County Gazette

UNDER THE SEA POTTERY

YEARICK POTTERY

WHITE SWAN ILLUMINATIONS

Fiber

Booth #44 Pamela Sedia Pipersville sedia@pdt.net

Booth #116 Mary Ellen Yearick Shamokin damayearick@ptd.net

Booth #98 Gina Marie Chalfant Pittsburgh ginachalfant@gmail.com

2B’S CRAFTS Booth #132 Betty Robinson Milesburg

WILDFIRE POTTERY

Booth #183 Todd Tabb McAlisterville wildfirepottery@gmail.com

BETH & DOT’S BOUTIQUE Booth #124 Dorothy Unangst Perkasie drthyunangst@aol.com

WINEGAR POTTERY

Booth #121 Linda Winegar Graysville winegarpottery@gmail.com

CAROLE KYLE HANDBAGS Booth #25 Carole Kyle Hatboro carolekylebas@gmail.com

2722 Port Matilda Highway Phillipsburg, PA 16866 814-343-6432

2904 Benner Pike Bellfonte, PA 16823 814-548-7067

Mon.-Fri. 10-7 Sat. 10-5•Sun 12-5

Mon.-Wed. 10-6 • Thu.-Fri. 10-8 Sat. 10-5 • Sun 12-5

5TH ANNI VERSARY SALE-A-BR ATION!

5% OFF + 5% OFF + FREE DELIVERY*

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WIN ME!

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Select Mattress Sets!

Made-in-USA Certified + Pocketed Springs + CertiPUR-US Foams YF4Less wants to THANK YOU for supporting small, local business!

WWW.YOURFURNITURE4LESS.COM

Sale offer may not be combined with specially priced “Hot Buy” or “Clearance” items. Free local delivery on sales over $499 within 15 miles. Mattress sale is off reference pricing on in-stock specially marked sets. See store for details! Register to win recliner is once daily per family at either location ending 7/31/17.

35 — People’s Choice Festival 2017 — Centre County Gazette

Exhibit�s

by medium

FESIVELY DRESSED

JESAMIE HANDWOVENS

INDIGO ARTWEAR

JUST FOR KIDS

Booth #173 Susan Polay Pine Grove Mills festivelydressed@gmail.com

Booth #65 Pamela Bartl Chambersburg jesamie@supernet.com

Booth #150 Jan Barker Hellertown jansjustforkids@yahoo.com

Booth #113 Sierra Krause Allentown indigoartwear@yahoo.com

KIM’S POCKETS

IVY REED

Booth #91 Kim Bowersox State College kimspockets@aol.com

Booth #166 Marguerite Swope State College ivyreed@gmail.com

ERIES

ROKE S T S G N I SURVIV

Learn. er. Empow . Prevent

• Printing • Notary Services • Shredding

Surviving Stroke: Prevention, Emergency Care and Hospitalization and Recovery A Three-Part Series Presented by HealthSouth Nittany Valley Rehabilitation Hospital

JOIN THE STROKE CONVERSATION FOR A CHANCE TO WIN A PAIR OF PSU VS. GEORGIA STATE TICKETS!

July 11 Prevention August 3 Emergency Care and Hospitalization September 7 Continuing the Journey of Recovery

5-6 p.m. Mount Nittany Medical Center 1800 Park Avenue • State College, PA 16803 Use Auditorium Entrance B. Series held in Conference Rooms 1, 2 and 3 A Higher Level of Care® RSVP to Kat Christian at 814 359-5607. Response is appreciated, but not required. ©2017:HealthSouth Corporation:1311126-09

• Packing & Shipping

NittanyValleyRehab.com

• Fingerprinting • Faxing • Mailboxes

Hamilton Square Shopping Center 210 W Hamilton Ave., State College

814.237.2552 Mon.-Fri. 8am-7pm • Sat. 10am-3:30pm

36 — People’s Choice Festival 2017 — Centre County Gazette

KOONTZ’S HANDQUILTING

QUILTS BY KATE

Booth #9 Jacqueline Koontz Everett volvo1@embarqmail.com

Booth #189 Catherine O’Toole Avondale

SECOND SEASON MITTENS Booth #134 Susan Wise State College susanwise56@gmail.com

LAUREATE STUDIO

Booth #180 Laura Kerns State College laureate.studio@gmail.com

TEXTURED BAGS & ETC.

PENNSYLVANIA DUTCH RUGS

Booth #185 Tammy Daneker Williamsport textures@comcast.net

Booth #55 Judy Horning Fleetwood judy_horning@yahoo.com

THERESEA’S WOOLEN CRAFTS

PENNY FRENCH’S BACK MOUNTAIN BEARS

Booth #42 Theresa Malik Bridgeville woolencrafts@hotmail.com

Booth #73 Penny French Trout Run pennysbears@kcnet.org

Over 25 wood and gas fire pits on display

Blazing Beats® allows fire and music to mix as never before — synchronizing flames with your favorite tunes to produce a next generation fire pit.

Monday-Thursday 9:00-5:30 Friday 9:00-5:00 Saturday 8:00-2:00 West College Ave., Pleasant Gap, PA 16823 Route 26 Between Nittany Mall & Pleasant Gap

814-359-2761• PA#012501 e-mail: sales@pennwoodcorp.com web: pennwoodcorp.com

37 — People’s Choice Festival 2017 — Centre County Gazette

Exhibit�s

by medium

THE WANDERING VINE

CHRISTIE GLASS WORKS STUDIO

TIE-DYES BY ILDI

GARLIN STAINED GLASS

Booth #141 Kathy Dinsmore Punxsutawney thewanderingvine@msn.com

Booth #77 Linda Rupp Carbondale garlin.stainedglass@yahoo.com

Booth #95 Ildiko Seitzer Williamsport ildiko1950@yahoo.com

NEW WORLD GLASS

Glass C & C STUDIOS INC. Booth #68 Cindy Hornaman Allentown hornamca@pdt.net

Booth #72 Jennifer Feldman Casterline Mountain Top shop@newworldglass.com

SASSY GLASS PRODUCTIONS

CARLUCCI GLASSWORKS Booth #102 Sharon Carlucci Reading scarlucci@comcast.net

Booth #54 Dennis Christie Bethany hdcglass@ptd.net

Booth #170 Patricia Strausbaugh Muncy sassyglass83@gmail.com

VI LAVX GLASS DESIGNS Booth #29 Vi Lavx Pittsburgh vi@vilaux.com

38 — People’s Choice Festival 2017 — Centre County Gazette

WGK GLASS ART

CHERYL BROOKS DESIGN

Jewelry

COURTNEY DESIGN

Booth #108 Thomas von Koch Toughkenaman wgkglass@aol.com

Booth #104 Cheryl Brooks Mifflintown

Booth #149 Courtney Peterson Lincoln University courtney@courtneydesign.com

BARRY GEBHART Booth #144 Barry Gebhart Bethlehem bgjewelry@msn.com

DAKOTA MOON

Booth #111 Diana Contine New Hope dakotamoon@comcast.net

BEADWEAR JEWELRY Booth #45 Victoria Neely Williamsport beadwearjewelry@aol.com

DIANE WILSON PORCELAIN

BONNIE HEDDEN DESIGNS Booth #17 Bonnie Hedden Wellsboro bonniehedden@gmail.com

Booth #99 Diane Wilson Pittsburgh dianewilsonporcelainjewelry@gmail.com

Enjoy a vibrant and engaged retirement lifestyle. With an active art studio, art gallery, needleworks room, and wood shop–the arts are alive at Foxdale Village. We also focus on learning, partnering with Penn State’s Healthy Aging and Osher Lifelong Learning Institutes. So whether you enjoy the arts, lectures, gardening, volunteering, or jjust relaxing, there is something to keep eve everyone feeling good at Foxdale.

Foxdale Village

Call 814 814-272-2146 272 2146 toda today to find out more.

Quaker-Directed Continuing Care Retirement Community

500 E. Marylyn Ave. | State College, PA 16801 | 800-253-4951 | 814-272-2146 | www.foxdalevillage.org 39 — People’s Choice Festival 2017 — Centre County Gazette

Exhibit�s

by medium

FINE LINE LEATHER DESIGNS

JULE’S ARTWEAR

HEIDI URBANSKI JEWELRY

KIMBERLY JADE JEWELRY

ICIS

KINDRED SPIRITS DESIGNS

Booth #3 Tina Traver Clarks Summit tinat@epix.net

Booth #64 Heidi Urbanski State College hurbanski@yahoo.com

Booth #59 Jule Hanford Williamsport beadchic66@msn.com Booth #81 Kimberly Jade Berkich Middleburg artist@kimberlyjade.com Booth #26 Dona Jones Kutztown dona@ksdjewelry.com

Booth #49 Lisa Schwartz Upper Black Eddy icis@ptd.net

GET EVERYTHING YOU NEED FOR SUMMER.

Visit the H.O. Smith Botanic Gardens while in town for the People’s Choice Festival!

MILLHEIM SMALL ENGINE and HARDWARE Visit Millheim Small Engine, your local Husqvarna dealer, for expert advice, service and full selection

Exceptional Products for Exceptional Results. One Mile West of Millheim on Route 45

814-349-5007

Joan Milius Smith Esplanade

Garden Hours: Dawn until Dusk · Free Admission Corner of Bigler Road and Park Avenue, University Park PA arboretum.psu.edu facebook.com/pennstatearboretum

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Mon.-Fri. 7:30-6:00 pm, Sat 8:00-1:00 pm 40 — People’s Choice Festival 2017 — Centre County Gazette

LAURIE LEONARD DESIGNS

PRECIOUS JEWELS

MONARI BUTTON JEWELRY

REFLECTIONS IN SILVER

MOONFLOWER JEWELRY

ROCK REBORN

Booth #165 Jennifer Brower Kimberton jen@moonflowerjewelry.net

Booth #179 Andrea Hoak Harrisburg xrockrebornx@gmail.com

PAMELA LOBST DESIGNS

SIMPLY STERLING DESIGNS

Booth #67 Laurie Leonard Jeannette laurie_leonard@msn.com

Booth #96 Monika Figueroa North Abington Township monikariegger@yahoo.com

Booth #129 Pamela Lobst Whitehall pamiobst@hotmail.com

Booth #101 Frances Lape Jersey Shore flape57@gmail.com

Booth #109 Ted Walker Mechanicsburg reflectionsinsilver@hotmail.com

Booth #70 Suzette Mason Williamsport suzette@simplysterlingdesigns.com

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Work with a health coach to create an action plan that meets your personal needs through: • One-On-One Sessions • Phone Calls • Interactive Group Workshops • Emails

One Program, Many Benefits

“Sometimes people just need a nudge in the right direction to gain motivation living a healthy lifestyle. With Enchance Wellness, I got out of an unhealthy rut.” Program Available for Men and Women 60 Years of age or better.

Identify health risks and learn strategies for making positive changes in these areas: • Physical Activity • Emotions • Weight Management • Nutrition • Socialization • And More... A program through The Centre County Office of Aging.

Send as an email to learn more or to start enhancing your life. contactenhancewellness@yahoo.com 41 — People’s Choice Festival 2017 — Centre County Gazette

Exhibit�s

by medium

SILVER MOON STUDIO

HOMESTEAD LEATHER LLC

SNEEKS

LITTLE BEAVER’S LEATHER

Booth #115 Ronetta Krause Walnutport ronettakrause@yahoo.com

Booth #21 Gloria Coover Harborcreek sneeksstore@gmail.com

THE HUMBERGERS

Booth #158 John Humberger Ligonier thehumbergers@comcast.net

Booth #169 Brian Rosenbarker East Petersburg brian@homesteadleather.com Booth #4 Ronald Beaver Kreamer

MACCLAY LEATHER DESIGN Booth #78 Clay Rosenbarker macclayleather@gmail.com

Metal

CHRIS FITZGERALD METAL ART

Lea�er BROWN’S LEATHERCRAFT Booth #84 Eileen Brown Trout Run ewbrown@cub.kcnet.org

Booth #164 Chris Fitzgerald Hooserville weimerblacksmith@yahoo.com

CORNERSTONE FORGE

Booth #122 Dennis Wildnauer Germansville dennis@cornerstoneforge.com

Black Walnut Body Works, Ltd. 814.355.3000

Auto Enthusiast... Collision Specialist... Used Car Sales... Detailing

Performing collision repairs as an ART form is our forte 42 — People’s Choice Festival 2017 — Centre County Gazette

CREATIVE METALS

Booth #171 Kay Jaramillo Danville kaymjaramillo@netzero.com

DON REA DESIGNS Booth #143 Don Rea Damascus djrupriver@gmail.com

O�er Arts AIMEE’S CRAFTS

Booth #41 Aimee Stutzman Somerset amosotis79@gmail.com

ARTECO

DRAGONS BREATH FORGE Booth #1 Tim Bradford Pleasant Gap dragonsbreath1990@yahoo.com

FARM COUNTRY CRAFTS Booth #178 Joseph Wilt Dysart joewilt39@gmail.com

Booth #61 Stewart Webb Darlington technomontage@yahoo.com

ARTEMIS STUDIOS Booth #152 Diana Koziupa Perkasie shrinkdust@enter.net

CINNAMON TREASURES

METAL ILLUSIONS

Booth #176 Butcher Martofel Columbia metalillusions@gmail.com

ROLAND METAL ART Booth #156 Roland Paronish Carrolltown rolmetal@verizon.net

Booth #160 Bunny Switzenberg Lancaster bunnyswitzenberg@aol.com

CUSTOM GARDEN ROCKS Booth #39 Dan Dunleavy Hatfield rockman85-@comcast.net

SANDRA WEBBERKING ORIGINALS Booth #52 Sandra Webberking Springfield swebberking@comcast.net

SIVOZ COPPER ART Booth #92 Vera Sizov Fairview logvina@yahoo.com

Gazette file photo

Several sports-themed booths will offer anything and everything to help furnish your man cave. 43 — People’s Choice Festival 2017 — Centre County Gazette

Exhibit�s

by medium

DUCKY’S PENS ETC.

HOTPLATES USA LLC

GOOD’S WAXWORKS

KALPANAS FINE SOAPS

Booth #47 David Owen Greensburg duckyspens@comcast.net

Booth #8 Mark Panty Etters botanicalhotplates@yahoo.com

Booth #110 Ginny Good Adamstown wax2b4good@aol.com

Booth #181 Kalpana Lehman Carlisle sales@kalpanasfinesoaps.com

GOURDS GALORE

LEAF ME ALONE

Booth #151 Marie Spangler Johnstown spangler.marie@gmail.com

Booth #36 Gay Iapalucci Bedford oncealeaf@gmail.com

See our line of waterproof Luxury Vinyl Plank and Carpet Tile Carpet - Tile - Vinyl - Laminates Personally And Professionally Installed Since 1972

Explore. Learn. Discover. Come explore your creativity, curiosity, and imagination.

240 West Hamilton Avenue, State College, PA 16801 814-238-7186 • www.hullsflooring.com

Hap & Pat Hull thank you for your patronage and support of local small businesses.

112 W. Foster Ave., State College, PA 16801 814.234.0200 | MyDiscoverySpace.org

PA#042311

44 — People’s Choice Festival 2017 — Centre County Gazette

Complete Physical Therapy Services • Lymphedema Therapy • Certified Fitters for Custom Garments • Pediatrics • Neurological Disorders

• Therapeutic Modalities • Therapeutic Exercise • Manual Therapy • Balance Training • Oncology Rehab

Dr. Amy Flick, PT, DPT, CLT 2766 W. College Ave., Suite 300, State College

(814) 861-6608

www.lemontphysicaltherapy.org Open Mon.-Thurs. 9:00am-6:00pm • Fri. 9:00am-1:00pm Evening appointments available by request Mon.-Thurs.

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INSIDE:

• Bald Eagle Area • Bellefonte • Central Mou ntain • Penns Valley • Philipsburg-O sceola • State College • St. Joseph’s Academy • Penn State • Philadelphia Eagl • Pittsburgh Stee es lers

2015

Exhibit�s LONE OAK BROOMS

Booth #163 Bob Haffly Ambersonbobhaffly@embanqrail.com

NAMEME COMPANY

Booth #27 Caryl Pohland Latrobe carylpohland@comcast.net

OLD BUTTER MOULD PATTERN PRODUCTS Booth #74 Bruce Plunkert Littlestown obpp@msn.com

by medium

POPLAR HOLLOW STUDIO Booth #15 Kim Gladfelter Glenville poplarladyk@gmail.com

RIDGE HOLLOW GAME BOARDS Booth #187 Barb Wagaman Columbia ridgehollow@me.com

ROTHROCK BOTANICALS Stephanie Lord Wetherton

SILHOUETTES

Boal Mansion

ANTIQUE FAIRE & Berry Festival

Friday, Saturday, and Sunday Arts Festival Week July 14, 15, & 16 from 9am - 5pm QUALITY ANTIQUES • COLLECTIBLES FOOD • MUSIC • MANSION TOURS Boal Mansion Museum Grounds Across from the Pennsylvania Military Museum Minutes From State College

For More Information & Dealer Inquiries, call (814) 876-0129 or visit our site BoalMansion.com

Booth #80 Igor Nasibyan Erie nasibyan@gmail.com

SLATE ACCENTS

Booth #7 Brad Coulson Clarion stateaccents@gmail.com

SLATES MY MARJ CRAIG Booth #86 Marjorie Craig Clarion slateaccents@gmail.com

STADIUM STUDIO

Booth #126 Jacob Eisenhour Harrisburg jake@stadiumstudio.com

STONE ON STONE

Booth #97 Don Kesinger Mount Gretna stoneonstone@outlook.com

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THE ORNAMENTAL LADY

WOODLAND CREATIONZ

UKRAINIAN EGGS

Photography

Booth #10 Barbara Talijan Bethlehem barb@the-ornamental-lady.com

Booth #30 Billie Jo Sontheimer Cogan Station woodlandcreationz@chilitech.net

Booth #23 Cynthia Hamady Sidman cinderace@aol.com

BRABDON HIRT PHOTO

VOSLER CUSTOM MADE KNIVES Booth #40 Tom Vosler Greenville

Booth #83 Brabdon Hirt Ebensburg brabdonhirtphoto@hotmail.com

C & C STUDIOS INC.

Booth #69 Chris Hornaman Allentown chris.hornaman@gmail.com

WIRE WORX

Booth #88 Leslie Masters Philadelphia leslie.master@yahoo.com

HOWARD J. BLICHFELDT PHOTOGRAPHER Booth #34 Howard Blichfeldt Bethel Park hjmb95@gmail.com

DON’T MISS

Our Popular Upcoming Tours! Rocky Gap Casino

Steelers Training Camp

Niagra Falls

NYC Do As You Please

Atlantic City

Great American Eclipse

Exploring Baltimore

SunFest, Ocean City (MD)

August 2

July 23

July 29, August 9, & more!

August 5

August 12

August 13-14

August 20-22

September 21-24

2017 Western Adventure: September 29 - October 14

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Exhibit�s

by medium

KC BURKE PHOTOGRAPHY

MAD BUTTERFLY PHOTOGRAPHY

LIGHT PAINTER PHOTOGRAPHY

MONUMENTAL PHOTOGRAPHY

Booth #136 Kacee Burke Port Matilda kaceejburke@gmail.com

Booth #75 Dan Mohr Orefield dan@lightpainterphotography.com

LIGHT WAITE IMAGES

Booth #28 Steven Waite Morrisville lightwaiteimages@msn.com

Enjoy the Beauty of Good Hearing

Booth #142 Ralph Hlavacek Lebanon madbutterfly_photography@yahoo.com

Booth #19 John Kamerer Gettysburg jkamerer43@comcast.net

PICTURE THIS

Booth #87 Cory Homick Coopersburg j.k.designs@gmail.com

REDBUD STUDIOS

Booth #128 Rick Bailey Pleasant Gap rick@redbud-studios.com

ROB MCLAUGHLIN PHOTOGRAPHY

FREE Hearing Screenings

(814) 355-1600

Booth #148 Robert McLaughlin Irwin mcl6508@aol.com

SURLY HEDGEHOG PHOTOGRAPHY

Call today for your appointment, and learn about the latest solutions to improve your hearing!

Booth #186 Lisa Beightol Philipsburg surlyhedgehogphoto@gmail.com

On all brands or models of hearing aids. No exclusions.

THRU JEN’S LENS

SAVE $1,000

Dr. Richard W. Foust, Audiologist & Robin Cooke, Licensed Hearing Aid Fitter

Booth #133 Jennifer Werner Wyomissing tjlwordpix@hotmail.com

252 Match Factory Place, Bellefonte, PA 16823 www.centreaudiology.com • Like Us On Facebook! 48 — People’s Choice Festival 2017 — Centre County Gazette

Polymer Clay

SCULPEY DESIGNS Booth #112 Susan Hamilton Butler

EM’S GEMS

Booth #14 Emiliee Elder Duncansville em@emsgems.com

Wood

ART BY CLARE

FANCY LEAF DESIGNS

Booth #138 Clare Miller Landisburg cmmiller@kuhncom.net

Booth #135 Jane Kennelly Gibsonia fancyleafdesigns@gmail.com

GREENFROGGER POLYMER CLAY Booth #140 Linda Fink Gettysburg greenfrogger73@yahoo.com

BOHN CARVINGS

Booth #159 Roy Bohn Milesburg rbohn425@comcast.net

BUTTERMILK HILL

LESLIE’S POLY CLAY

Booth #89 Jan Skibo Hermitage theskibos@hotmail.com

Booth #114 Leslie Umstead Hughesville lau4220@comcast.net

Spend more time with your family this Summer!

IVERSA

YEARS

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For a cleaning plan designed around your home and lifestyle visit www.mollymaid.com Interested in working for Molly Maid? Call us to find out more (814) 238-4004

A clean you can trust.

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Call Today (814) 238-4004 Your home. Your cleaning plan.™

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Exhibit�s CHESTER P BASIL’S WOODEN SPOONS Booth #60 Mark Hamm Lenhartsville mark@cpbasils.com

by medium

KARA WOOD DESIGNS

Booth #16 John Kara Perryopolis karawooddesigns@yahoo.com

KELLEY’S CUTS

DAVID FERREE Booth #106 David Ferree Centre Hall

Booth #53 Gene Kelley Jersey Shore kelleysonthecreek@hotmail.com

EAGLE WOOD PRODUCTS

MANN MADE OUTDOORS

EDWOOD

MJB GIFTS

Booth #58 Richard Tompkins Moshannon Tompkins.eaglewoodproducts.ric@gmail.com Booth #46 Edward Burger Oley edwood2506@windstream.net

FAZIO’S TURNINGS Booth #137 Jim Fazio Center Valley fazio@ptd.net

Booth #76 Robert Brouse Boalsburg rwbwoodworking@gmail.com

MR. BLOCKHEAD

Booth #94 Richard Levitt North Wales blockhead2_2000@yahoo.com

FOR THE BIRDS

OAK CRAFTS INC.

Booth #120 David Pryde Philipsburg

HAND CARVED WOOD FLOWERS Booth #123 Craig Wesner Williamsburg handcarvedwoodenflowers@gmail.com

HORNER’S PENS

Booth #31 Mark Mann DuBois kyleodie@hotmail.com

Booth #85 Josh Miller DuBois oakandcherry4less@yahoo.com

RIVERWOOD TREENWEAR Booth #184 Gregg Kristophel Harmony woodcarvinfool@gmail.com

Booth #175 Richard Horner Rimersburg horner79@windstream.net 50 — People’s Choice Festival 2017 — Centre County Gazette

ROBINSON’S CUSTOM WOODWORKING

UNIQUE BIRD HOUSES

Booth #37 Andre Mainwald Perkasie uniquebirdhouses@gmail.com

Booth #22 John Robinson Sunbury robwood@evenlink.com

W. GERRY GRANT

Booth #131 W. Gerry Grant Hopewell thegrantrocker@msn.com

RWB WOODWORKING

Booth #12 Robert Brouse Boalsburg rwbwoodworking@gmail.com

WHOLE GRAIN GOODS Booth #168 Richard Gebrosky Murrysville wggoods@comcast.net

STARRYS WOODSHOP Booth #154 Douglas Starry Gettysburg starryswoodshop@pa.net

UNCLE BILL’S WOODSHOP Booth #5 William Angert Manheim ubwshop@dejazzed.com

AL DORNISCH PAINTINGS Booth #66 Al Dornisch Ridgway bigowl@windstream.net

GIVE YOUR HOME GIVE YOUR HOME GIVE YOUR HOME A FACE-LIFT GIVE YOUR HOME A FACE-LIFT A FACE-LIFT A FACE-LIFT

FREE ESTIMATES – EXPERT INSTALLATION GIVE YOUR HOME FREE – EXPERT INSTALLATION ESTIMATES INSTALLATION FREE ESTIMATES – EXPERT INSTALLATION FREE ESTIMATES – EXPERT INSTALLATION

A FACE-LIFT • VINYL SIDING • REPLACEMENT WINDOWS • EXTERIOR DOORS • VINYL RAILING OR FENCE • EXTERIOR DOORSor• VINYL RAILING OR FENCE • • DECKS • ARBORS • STORM DOORS Double Single DECKS ARBORS • STORM DOORS Aluminum • STORM • DECKS ••ARBORS • STORM DOORS DECKS •• ARBORS DOORS Hung • Windows

• VINYL SIDINGSIDING • REPLACEMENT WINDOWS • VINYL • RAILING REPLACEMENT WINDOWS WINDOWS •DOORS VINYL •OR REPLACEMENT ESTIMATES –SIDING EXPERT INSTALLATION • EXTERIORFREE • VINYL FENCE • EXTERIOR DOORS • VINYL RAILING FENCE •• VINYL DECKS • ARBORS • STORM DOORS SIDING • REPLACEMENT WINDOWS • EXTERIOR DOORS • VINYL OR RAILING OR FENCE

Screen Doors

Double or•Single Double Aluminum • •Bows - Bays - Gardenor Single Hung Windows Starting at Screen Doors Hung Windows •Casement Bows - Bays -- Etc. Garden • Double or Single Starting at - Etc. • 6Casement Colors •to Choose From Bows - Bays - Garden • 6 Colors to Choose From Hung Windows • Variety of Casement - Etc.We Stock White 36" • Variety of We Stock White 36" Decorative Grids • We Bows - Bays - Garden Decorative Grids Can Do Special Orders Can We Do Special Orders • 6 Colors to Choose From& Sizes... In Other Colors & Sizes... In Other Colors Dark & • •Dark &Light Light Casement Etc. CALL FOR DETAILS Oak Interior - Available CALL FOR DETAILS Oak Interior - Available • Variety of Stock White 36" DOUBLE HUNG WINDOWS & EXTERIOR DOORS STOCK We • 6 Colors toINChoose From

• Double or Single Hung Windows Aluminum • Double or Single • Bows - Bays - Garen Casement - Etc. Doors Screen Aluminum Aluminum $ Hung Windows $182.00 Starting at • 6 Colors to Choose From Screen Doors Screen Doors • Variety of •Decorative Grids - Garden Bows - Bays Starting at Starting at • Dark & LightCasement Oak Interior-- Etc. Available

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Decorative Grids DOUBLE HUNG WINDOWS DOORS INCan STOCK We Do Special Orders 4874 PENNS VALLEY ROAD •& 6EXTERIOR Colors toPA 16875 Choose From SPRING MILLS, In Other Colors & Sizes... Variety ofPENNS • Dark &•Light 4874 VALLEY ROAD We Stock White 36" CALL FOR DETAILS SPRING MILLS, PA 16875 • Variety of Grids Oak Interior - Available Decorative

DOUBLE

814-349-4405

We Can Do WeSpecial Stock Orders White 36" VISIT OUR SHOWROOM Decorative Grids In Other Colors &Special Sizes... Orders 1 Mile West of Millheim on Rt. 45 • DarkHours:&Mon. Light We Can Do HUNG WINDOWS & EXTERIOR DOORS IN STOCK - Fri. 6:30 - 4:30 CALL FOR DETAILS 7:00 - Noon • Closed Sun.SHOWROOM VISIT OUR OakSat.Interior - - Available In Other Colors & Sizes... • Dark & Light 4874 VALLEY ROAD 1 Mile West of Millheim on Rt.PENNS 45 CALL FOR DETAILS Hours: Mon. - Fri. 6:30SPRING - 4:30 Oak Interior - Available MILLS, PA 16875

814-349-4405

Sat. 7:00 - Noon • Closed DOUBLE HUNG WINDOWS &- Sun. EXTERIOR DOORS IN STOCK

814-349-4405 SPRING MILLS, PA 16875

51 — People’s Choice Festival & 2017 — Centre Gazette 4874County PENNS VALLEY ROAD DOUBLE HUNG WINDOWS EXTERIOR DOORS IN STOCK

VISIT OUR SHOWROOM

Exhibit�s

by medium

ARTWORKONTHERUN

BRUCE GARRABRANDT

BARRY R. JETTER FINE ARTIST

CHARLES T BETUSH

BOB WEAVER ART ATTACK

CHAZMANIA

Booth #167 Craig Peterson Indiana Cpeterson762@gmail.com

Booth #56 Bruce Garrabrandt Terre Hill brucegarrabrandt@gmail.com

Booth #100 Barry Jeter Finleyville barryrjeter@yahoo.com

Booth #90 Bob Weaver West Newton bweavart@hotmail.com

Booth #20 Thomas Betush Milroy kayshamalla@yahoo.com

Booth #107 Chaz Letzkus Pittsburgh chazburgh@yahoo.com

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A Basket Full (814) 466-7788 • www.basket-full.com 121 E Main St • Boalsburg, PA 16827

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•CRABTREE & EVELYN•COLOR ME COTTON•MARIANA•

•STONE WALL KITCHEN •RABBIT CREEK •TAIT FARMS•

CLARA SON WOO•PBJ BLUES•KARMA•CATSEYE•VERA BRADLEY•BRIGHTON•ICU•ORIGIN

THE ARTIST JAY•VICTORIA LEATHER•YOURKEY•LIZZY JAMES•SPARTINA 449•TEA FORTE 52 — People’s Choice Festival 2017 — Centre County Gazette

DAN CHRIST GALLERY

HOBDAY’S ARTWORK AND CO.

FOGGY MOUNTAIN STUDIO

IVA’S PEN

Booth #79 Lynn Kibbe Trout Run lynnkibbe@gmail.com

Booth #119 Iva Vranova Argyl Iva.vranova1@gmail.com

GEORGIE LEHOOP DRUM ARTIST

JOANN LEARDI PORTNOY WATERCOLORS

Booth #145 Dan Christ Kempton dpchrist@verizon.net

Booth #63 Georgie LeHoop St. Clair lehoop@gmail.com

Booth #157 Marilyn Hobday Landisville mehobday@comcast.net

Booth #182 JoAnn Leardi Portnoy Pittsburgh jlpart@comcast.net

GREG SOUCHIK

Booth #174 Greg Souchik Custer City alleghenyarsenal@yahoo.com

JOCELYN BEATTY STUDIO Booth #51 Jocelyn Beatty West Middlesex jocelynbeattyart@gmail.com

It’s all about Trust! We strive to continue the traditions of pharmacy as it was meant to be practiced. We understand the value of staying current on industry standards and technologies as they pertain to enhancing overall healthcare. While our service may be “old fashioned”, our status in the industry is not. We encourage you to stop in to see our business and the value in patronizing your community pharmacy. Our small, dedicated staff has a combined 100 years of industry experience to better serve you.

3901 S Atherton St, State College Mon-Fri: 9am - 6pm, Sat: 9am - 1pm (814) 466-7936 www.BoalsburgApothecary.com

Serving the Centre Region At Boalsburg Apothecary, we appreciate our local community and our patients’ dedication to supporting locally-owned, independent businesses.

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Exhibit�s

by medium

JOE JACOBS WATERCOLORS

MARGARET G. THORN WATERCOLORS

JOHN STEVENS WATERCOLORS

MARK WILDLIFE PUBLISHERS

KEEPSAKES BY DIANE SALTER

PEG’S PALETTE

KENNETH COTLAR ART

STUDIO IN THE SKY

KLG CUSTOM LLC

TODD WALK GALLERIES

Booth #24 Joe Jacobs Dallastown injjacobs@verizon.net

Booth #35 John Stevens Bird In Hand Johnstevens58@comcast.net Booth #190 Diane Salter Erie salt11@verizon.net

Booth #153 Kenneth Cotlar Ebensburg Kcpc69@comcast.net

Booth #43 Kirsten Grigor State College Kristdec30@mac.com

Booth #6 Margaret Thorn Lititz Margaret@margaretthorn.com Booth #161 Laura Mark Finberg Pequea laura@markwildlife.com Booth #155 Peg Panasiti Latrobe peg@pegspalette.com Booth #50 Rip Bodman Blooming Grove bodman@ptd.net

Booth #38 Todd Walk Morgantown toddwalkart@gmail.com

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*Program availability varies by campus location. For more information about our graduation rates and graduate median debt, please visit www.southhills.edu/disclosures

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Wine lovers should have a choice. Visit and find the taste you love.

Look for us at the Peoples Choice Festival!

Minutes from State College • 300 Houser Rd Centre Hall, PA 16828 • (814) 466-6373 • www.mtnittanywinery.com 55 — People’s Choice Festival 2017 — Centre County Gazette

Inspired Care, Generation to Generation Penn State Medical Group is welcoming new patients. We look forward to meeting you and your family. Call (814) 235-2480 to make an appointment.

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