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Celebrate Good Times! Menlo Summerfest, “Hot Fun In The Summertime”, Returns July 15-16 Two Days of Stellar Music, Exceptional Art, Fabulous Food, Deelish Drink, Awesome Kids’ Fun he long, laid-back, lovely days of summer are upon us and the Bay Area’s popular outdoor festival season is in full swing. For a sun-splashed weekend featuring two days of stellar live music, world-class art by 250 of America’s top artists, fabulous food and drink, artisan specialty food purveyors, home and garden exhibits, health and wellness displays, an organic and green products showcase, and tons of fun for kids, head to bustling downtown Menlo Park for Menlo Summerfest, “Hot Fun In The Summertime”, on July 15-16. Presented by the Menlo Park Chamber of Commerce, Menlo Summerfest will transform Santa Cruz Avenue into a pulsating feast of people and colorful tents for two days of world-class fun in the sun. Take a pleasant stroll and experience downtown Menlo Park like never before.
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Stellar Live Music Get ready for two days of live music. Two big stages and multiple street locations will be full of sensational music, DJs, hip hop dance, circus arts and more are on the bill. See page 8 for details.
Deelish Drink
Artsplash
Hopsland
Pacific Fine Arts brings world-class professional artists and fine craftmakers to showcase their extraordinary work. Festivalgoers will find thousands of beautiful, handcrafted items by the west coast’s top artists and craftmakers featuring original work in glass, ceramics, metals, fiber, leather, wood, jewelry, and fine art. See page 5 for details.
Hopsland, the big new craft beer tent debuts in Fremont Park, with delectably delicious beer from several of the top craft brewers in the world.
Mobile Eats
Super Duper Kidz Funzone
Festival eateries, food trucks and food booths will be serving up deliciously, delectable fare. See page 7 for details.
There’s tons of action-packed fun for kids. Our big Summer Fun Kiddieland has an amazing array of the latest, exciting
Sip your favorite beverage in a beautiful, collector-item wine or beer glass adorned with the stylish festival logo.
Savory City Artisan-produced specialty food is sprinkled throughout the event. Meet and chat with the actual producers.
carnival style rides – Super Slide, Tea Cups, Wrecking Ball, Frog Hopper, Wild Raft, Loop-O-Plane, and Astro Liner.
Summerfest Run Happy 5K Fun Run & Walk Fleet Feet Menlo Park is sponsoring the free Summerfest Run Happy 5K Fun Run & Walk starting at 9 a.m. on Sunday, July 16 in Fremont Park.
No Pets, Please For the safety, comfort, and courtesy of your pets and festival-goers, please leave your pets at home.
Festival Dates/Hours/Location The festival will be held on July 15-16 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Santa Cruz Avenue from El Camino Real to Johnson Street in Menlo Park. Admission is free.
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Park Chamber of Commerce would like to express its sincere thanks to the hundreds of volunteers who have given so generously of their time and service, and to the following sponsors whose participation has helped make the festival possible.
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Artsplash: America’s Best Artists and Craftmakers Take Center Stage Menlo Summerfest ne-of-a-kind jewelry, recycled metal work, unique embroidery wallhangings, chic wearables, stunning glass vessels, metal sculptures, hand painted tiles, vibrant paintings, beautiful slate fountains, whimsical sculptures, handmade quilts, hand thrown ceramic pieces, dramatic photography and hand carved wooden furniture — these are just some of the extraordinary handcrafted items you’ll find at the visual feast that is Artsplash, the fine arts component of Menlo Summerfest. Enjoy a beautiful summer weekend strolling among more than 200 wellstocked booths while chatting with world-class artists and craftmakers from far and near, all showcasing their latest work in glass, ceramics, metals, fiber, leather, wood, jewelry and fine arts at this nationally renown festival.
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Fine Art Sadegh Aref’s vivid paintings contain elements of absractism, realism and cubism. His paintings often feature modern figures surrounded by hidden images of musical instruments and still life. Sadegh was influenced by 19th and
20th century artists, including Picasso. Sonoma poppies, lavender fields, rustic European villages. Paula Riley captures light and shadow in her brilliant oil paintings by using a brush or palette knife. Paula paints in the Impressionist style, and she particularly enjoys painting colorful flowers and landscapes. Dennis Kohn captures breathtaking photographs of landscapes and landmarks. His astonishing architectural abstract collection features contemporary buildings from all over the world, which he shoots from interesting angles.
his medium, although he occasionally works with aluminum and copper. Karen Hale constructs her contemporary paintings with layers of thick and thin color that is washed, glazed or “scumbled” over textured surfaces using towels, brushes and found objects. She uses acrylic paint and often adds paper for texture. Karen’s work has been described as “explosive and exciting,” and her vivid creations will add a pop of color to any space. Whatever road I travel, I’m going home.
Sculpture and Mixed Media
Scott Graham and Cristy Aloysi are fascinated with the 3,000-year-old ancient process of glassmaking. Their brilliant bubble bowls, lustrous vases and contemporary wall art shimmer with vitality. Sylvia Chesson’s shimmering vessels, platters and plates pop with bright colors of turquoise, red and cobalt blue. Through her kiln’s heat, she is able to manipulate sheets of glass into stunning artwork. She said she uses this medium “to translate my personal
Damien Jones’ high-fired ceramic sculptures and water features will last for decades with no fading. The artist incorporates glass, granite and resin. His work has been prominently displayed in front of notable buildings, city halls and hospitals. Leaping dancers, sports heroes and musicians are just a few of the whimsical wire sculptures designed by Sten Hoiland. The artist loves the portability of wire — his “studio” is similar to a knitting basket that he can bring anywhere. Sten prefers rebar tire wire as
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CANDLES Scented Designs By Kate
Steve De Palma ....................................... 105
CERAMICS An Urban Potter
Rose Lee ..................................................... 120
Dennis Kohn Studios
Directory of Artisans
Ancient Hands Tile
Rubina Designs
Hesters Jewelry
Catherine Reece
Via Ripatti Designs
J. Dubson-Design Odyssey
John Manley Pottery
Yeah Yeah! Pony Prince
Baranowski Steve .................................... 108 Catherine Reece ..................................... 216 John Manley .................................. 304/306
Jon Price
Rubina Coton ................................. 427/429 Steve & Linda Ripatti ............................. 906 Jodi Mullen & Oscar Bevilacqua ....... 919
FOOD
Jon Price .......................................... 912/914
Mccracken Ceramics
California Balsamic
Natural Fire
Gourmet Temptations
Of The Earth Ceramics
Nan’s Gourmet Foods/Pastamore
Kurt Mccracken ....................................... 222 Chris Efstratis .................................700/702 Derek Voien .............................................. 412
Pence Animal Sculptures
Sherri Rawson .......................................... 816
Ross Spangler
Ross Spangler .......................................... 424
Stonefish Pottery
Jimee & Jeff Taylor ................................. 505
DIGITAL John A. Conroy/Coool Cats
John Conroy ................................... 426/428
FIBER DECORATIVE
Thomas Allen ........................................... 121 John & Earle Gibson ...............................118 Brad Roth .................................................. 923
Nature’s Candy Company
Sean Nash ..................................................116
Not Yer Momma’s Granola
Susie Falbo & Whitney Mcevoy ......... 425
R & J Toffees
Joel Sakakihara ....................................... 815
Shampa’s Pies
Haruwn Wesley ....................................... 123
Skylake Ranch
Gail & Mike Brown .................................. 215
GLASS
Fierce Fairies
Jenny Sadler & Sally Redfield .............117
Yans Design
Yan Inlow ................................................... 803
Zen Modern Design
Deanna De Chauron ................... 829/831
FIBER FUNCTIONAL Curmudgeon Cards
Elisa Goodman ........................................ 129
Holiday
Kathy Ma & Tony Zhao .......................... 109
Paper Paw + Stuff
Margaret Truong .................................... 106
FIBER WEARABLE Creative Endeavors
Julie Anna Smith ..................................... 406
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Ballis Glass
Cory Ballis .................................................. 124
Dickinson Glass
Michael Dickinson ................................. 132
Erickson Arts
Gigi Erickson ..................................500/502
Glassstudiovia
Sylvia Chesson ......................................... 917
H. Kremen Glass
Heather Kremen ..................................... 812
Van Noppen Glass
David Van Noppen ...................... 312/314 Cristy Aloysi & Scott Graham .............................704/706
Zajda Glass Studio
Peter & Nancy Zajda ....................400/402
JEWELRY
Lorraine Clemmons ............................... 940
Goldgewicht & Gotlibowski
Inky Binky Bonky
Hannie Goldgewicht & Leo Gotlibowski ................................... 828
Dee Dee Samos ....................................... 817
Jax Hatz
Jacqueline Ryan ...................................... 206
Jennifer Shors Silk
Jennifer Shors .......................................... 307
Jerry & Joan Dubson ............................. 900
Jayne Thomas Designs
Jayne Thomas .......................................... 404
Jewelry For The Soul
Janet Wight .............................................. 205
Kelly Morgen Jewelry
Kelly Morgen ............................................ 915
Krista Sheldon Jewelry
Krista Sheldon ......................................... 910
Leah Staley Designs
Leah Staley ............................................... 932
Ling-Yen Designs
Ling-Yen Jones ........................................ 204
Lynn Guenther
Lynn Guenther ........................................ 802
Mountain & Robbins
Judie Mountain & Wayne Robbins ... 221
Paper Sweetly
Nikitha Yelchuru ......................................114
Pearls Of Whimsy
Roxanna Keyani ...................................... 102
Allmylight Llc
Sasha Samuels Jewelry
Samuels Sasha ......................................... 805 Soni Bergman .......................................... 927
Upswings Jewelry
Janis & Plonneke Thoolen.................... 134
Vis A Vis Jewelry
Virginie Blakey ......................................... 604
Neil & Vivian Blanck ............................... 946
KALEIDOSCOPE Starburst Glass
Peter Eller ........................................ 609/611
KID’S ACCESSORIES Daisies
Susan & Ted Kienitz ..................... 421/423
LEATHER Dawn Mountain Leatherart
Susan Mountain ..................................... 908
Kamel
Richard Lafrenz ....................................... 934 Paul Wagner ............................................. 211
Rusalka Designs
Modern Shibori
Cindy Bolin
Voyager
Nancy Wilder Silk & Felt Wearable Art
Claudia A Designs
Nancy Wilder ........................................... 705
One Of A Kind Tie-Dyed Clothing
Karen Ferguson ............................ 823/825
Organic Attire
Jessica Conti ............................................. 818 Young Mo Hong ..................................... 107
METAL
Claudia Abderhalden ........................... 220
Colleen Toland
Gregory I Clark
Comstock Art Glass
Wire Roots
Colleen Toland ........................................ 122 Geri Comstock ............................... 624/626
Francine Fiesel
Greg Clark ....................................... 620/622 Jason Oliver .............................................. 925
MISCELLANEOUS
Janae & Gary Stephens ........................ 101
Francine Fiesel ........................................ 827
Paint Misbehavin’
Fun Girls Jewelry
Earthstones
Pala Pala Inc
Barbara & Frank Hall ...............................119
Hang In There
Elfried Somberg & Thomas Harp ..... 814
Stone Soup Designs
Poppyhearts
Harper Designs
Whimsy Worx
Suzi Thomas ................................... 432/434
Lydia Choi .................................................. 127
Gayle Mayhew ......................................... 414
Susie Harper ............................................. 430
Kathleen & John Anderson ................ 501 Richard Mccall ......................................... 820 Bobbie & Frank Luiz ....................303/305
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Wearable Art Ready for warm weather? Steve and Linda Ripatti design their own original prints on microfiber fabrics to make unique “Aloha-style” shirts and jackets. The Ripattis use the newest concepts in fabric technology and their own weave design. They specialize in easy-to-pack fabrics that are machine washable. Inspired by the rich tapestry of Italian culture, Sasha Samuels’ jewelry has components that are removable and reversible, allowing her customers to Page 6 • Menlo P M l SSummerfest f • 2017 20
Casey Design Studio
Michael Casey ................................ 916/918
Eileen P. Goldenberg Art
Eileen Goldenberg ................................ 302
Eriknelsonstudio
Erik Nelson ................................................ 223
Harut’s Studio
Harut Hakobyan ..................................... 136
Jonah Ward
Jonah Ward .............................................. 110
Karen Hale Mixed Media Paintings Karen Hale ...................................... 440-444 Linda Unlimited Linda Mcinnis .......................................... 214 Sicerra Art Dani Arrecis .............................................. 408
MOSAIC Paihia Mosaics
Dirk Yuricich Photography
Dirk Yuricich ................................... 436/438
Experience Wildlife
Jennifer Leigh Warner ...........................115
Fred Mertz Photography
Fred Mertz ...................................... 809/811
Georganna Dean Photography Georganna Dean ......................... 804/806 Heemstra Photography Locke Heemstra ...................................... 921 Ian Ely Fine Art Photography Ian Ely ...............................................824/826 John Gavrilis Photography John Gavrilis ................................... 201/203 Liangs Photography Keith Liang ......................................605/607 May Photography May Levy ................................................... 928 Summit Side Photo & Video Leah & Sky Emerson .............................. 301 Two Wanderers Sergiy Pecherskyy .................................. 104
PRINTMAKING/GRAPHICS Nzalamba Artworks Paul Nzalamba & Lungala Rubadiri .......................616/618
Terry Steinke
Terry Steinke ............................................ 819
SCULPTURE Andy Welds
Julia Embry & Paul Blaker .................... 822
Andy Byrne .....................................600/602
PAINTING
Damien Jones ................................200/202
Damien Jones Art
Anil Sawe
Glashoff Sculpture Ranch
Butterfly Studio
Jeff Owen Artworks
Anil & Charlene Sawe ............................112 Lisa Marie Kindley .................................. 126
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Nancy Eckels .................................. 308/310
Bareket Design
Cindy Bolin ............................................... 813
Betty Franks ............................................. 810
Wood Images
Willa ............................................................. 614
Be Heart Now
Jenny Fong ............................................... 131
Betty Krause Art
Sang Choi .................................................. 218
Grape Craft Leather
Amy Wolfe ................................................ 415
7Th Mountain Design
Jack Durnford ................................ 420/422
Willajewelry
L. O’neill Design
Lori O’neill ................................................. 503
Michael Suchta ........................................ 219
Soni Bergman Designs
Nina Tsaregorodtseva & Igor Tryndin .......................................... 103 Rami Bareket ............................................ 212
MIXED MEDIA 3D Artistic Designs
Ramos Designs
Barbara Ramos ...............................613/615
Viscosity
Dress To Kill
Jane Mohr ................................................. 807
Hester Van Diggelen ............................. 213
Dennis Kohn .................................. 606/608
Crystal Canyon Art
Fine Art By Aref
Sadegh Aref .....................................610/612
Phillip & Chad Glashoff .............. 128/130 Jeff Owen .........................................416/418
Nobe Fine Art
Nobe Babayan ......................................... 300
Sculpture By Marv
Marv Poulson ................................. 701/703 Sten Hoiland Wire Sculpture Sten Hoiland ............................................ 808
Gallery Leu Inc.
Michael Leu .................................... 936/938
TOYS
Iris Wise Art
Dancing Wings Aka Songbird Ocarinas
Jane Welles Fine Art
Darren Steinberg & Durian Songbird ................................. 100
Iris Wisec .................................................... 930 Jane Welles ..................................... 601/603
Jot Art Studio
John O Thomson ........................... 411/413
Leslee Adams The Watercolor Chef
Leslee Adams ........................................... 707
Marlatt Studios
Tom Marlatt ..................................... 911/913
Learn And Play
Arlyne & Richard Julao ......................... 410
The Woodsman
Doug Gold ................................................ 504
WOOD Ardeth Sealy
Marta Collings Watercolors
Ardeth Sealy ............................................. 217
Paula Riley, Artist
Lanchi Vov ................................................ 801
Pomm’s Studio
David & Teresa Levy ..................... 111/113
Schad Studio
Anna Pavlova ........................................... 417
Marta Collings ......................................... 209 Paula Riley ................................................. 800 Pomm Hepner ......................................... 929 Katherine Schad ..................................... 207
PERSONAL CARE Essence Of O
Conny & Dennis Olarte ........................ 821
Elvio Design
Hardwood Creations
Ladybug Design
Michael Frazier Designs
Michael & Tess Frazier ................ 133/135
Moonlight Shenanigans The Spoonmaker
David Rully ................................................ 830
Minibee
Pens By Bryce
Wonder Oil Emu Oil Products
Spring Garden Cedar
Tanja King ................................................. 125 Elizabeth Moores ................................... 419
PHOTOGRAPHY Barbara Lee Photography
Barbara Lee ................................... 942/944
change their jewelry to reflect their changing moods. “My work encourages you to manifest your dreams and visions for yourself and your life,” the artist said. Lydia Choi was inspired to design a romantic line of accessories while helping a childhood friend plan her wedding. Lydia found it challenging to find elegant accessories for the bride and bridesmaids. Today, her Poppyhearts collection features fashionable hair adornments for weddings, special occasions and festive events. She designs romantic feathered fascinators, elegant rhinestone headbands and fabric corsages that can be clipped to hair or pinned to a favorite outfit.
Bryce Prusse ............................................. 137 Steven Andersen ......................... 902/904
Vaughan Furniture
Nathan Vaughan .......................... 208/210
Wood Turning Obsession
Jeff Davison ..................................... 617/619
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Crane St.
University Dr.
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Kiddieland Rides Super Duper Kidz Funzone 912-918 F-10
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Curtis St.
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Bungee Jump & Waterballerz Johnson Alley
Police/Fire & First Aid
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Summerland Mod Mix Millennial Stage Hopsland Craft Beer Tent Photo Booth Cornhole
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Menlo Summerfest – The Best Two Days of Music Ever in Menlo Park leven top-shelf bands, two big stages and multiple street locations of sensational live music transform Menlo Park into the Bay Area’s entertainment mecca for the city’s big, mid-summer shindig – Menlo Summerfest, coming up July 15-16 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Santa Cruz Avenue. The big change festival organizers made for 2017 is moving the main stage from Fremont Park to El Camino Real to create a major hub of music, food, drink, excitement and energy. Additionally, the Fremont Park area has been re-branded as Summerland and features the Mod Mix Millennial Stage, the new Hopsland Craft Beer Tent, Mobile Eats food trucks, What’s Up Photo Booth and non-stop Cornhole tossing action.
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SOUNDWAVES STAGE ZEPPARELLA is the Led Zeppelin Powerhouse hailing from San Francisco. Zepparella shows replicate the nuance and detail of Zep’s catalog while honoring the powerful improvisational journeys for which Zeppelin shows were renowned. JAMBALAYA is a collective of cultural dancers, percussionists, and musicians that feature an energetic stage performance of dance music rooted in African, Brazilian, Caribbean, Mediterranean and Latin rhythms. GRAMMY-nominated ANDRE THIERRY has already been deemed a legend. He is an exceptional multi-dimensional musician who has a finely-honed ability to merge his Accordion Soul sounds with blues, r&b, jazz, latin and rock. BOOMBOX is Northern California’s hottest dance party band playing Rock, Soul and Funk hits from the 70’s, 80’s, 90’s and today! SANG MATIZ fuses energetic World and Afro-Brazilian/Peruvian beats with Flamenco fingerpicking, adding touches of contemporary rhythms such as Pop, Jazz, and Funk. SOL PELIGRO literally translates to “the sun that people feel threatened by.” Sol Peligro has won Best Latin Band three times for the Sacramento Area Music Awards (Sammies). THE RIEKESTRA is a rock/funk band from the Bay Area in California, made up of students and staff from the Riekes Center, a non-profit education
Andre Thierry
Jack Mosbacher
The Riekestra
organization based in Menlo Park, California.
Summerland Mod Mix Millennial Stage The JACK MOSBACHER BAND takes the stage on Saturday, July 16 at 2pm, headlining the Summerland Mod Mix Millennial Stage in Fremont Park. Also bringing their unique talents to the Mod Mix Millennial Stage is a fascinating variety of comedy, performance art, DJs and live music. The lineup features MDC – MAX DANCE COMPANY, comedienne SARAH COOPER, world-famous DJ JEFFREY, and MONI DRAGONFLY aerialist/ acrobat.
Soundwaves Stage Presented by Lagunitas Brewing Company (El Camino Real) Saturday, July 15
Sunday, July 16
11 AM – The Reikestra
12 PM – The Reikestra
www.riekes.org
www.riekes.org
12 PM – Sang Matiz
12 PM – Sol Peligro
www.sangmatiz.org
solpeligro.com/news
2 PM – Boombox
2 PM – Andre Thierry Accordion Soul Music
www.boomboxrox.com
andrethierry.com
4 PM – Zepparella
4 PM – Jambalaya
www.zepparella.com
www.facebook.com/jambalayagroup/
Summerland Mod Mix Millenial Stage (Fremont Park) Saturday, July 15
Sunday, July 16
11:30 AM – MDC – Max Dance Co.
12 PM – Moni Dragonfly, aerialist/acrobat 1 PM – DJ Jeffrey
www.maxdancecompany.com
12 PM – Summer Grooves by Stevie B
1 PM – Sarah Cooper, comedienne thecooperreview.com
jeffreygoodwin.com/vitainment/#. WUbXr1JokQ8
1:15 PM – Summer Grooves by Stevie B
4 PM – Summer Grooves by Stevie B
2 PM – The Jack Mosbacher Band jackmosbacher.com
4 PM – Summer Grooves by Stevie B
Street Musicians (Both Days) Jambalaya
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Chaz & Co.
John Clarke
Heartstrings Music
chazandco.com/wordpress
www.facebook.com/JHClarke
www.heartstringsmusic.com
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ACTIVE
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