Calling All Artists!
Calendar of Upcoming Events
Booth Fee Increases after June 15
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Thursday June 15
• Mixer / Grand Re-Opening Ribbon Cutting 5:30-8:30 p.m.
18th Annual Art Wine & Beer Festival • August 19 & 20
ast year’s festival brought the highest attendance to date and organizers expect this year to be even bigger! Now in its 18th year, the Scotts Valley Art Wine & Beer Festival will once again be joining forces with Cops ‘N Rodders Car Show. We also be bringing back all of our award winning wineries & microbreweries, margaritas, delicious food trucks, the family fun zone, entertainment on two stages, and “Bring your dog day” on Sunday. New this year we will be also adding mimosas and Vintage trailers to go with the vintage cars! We are also very pleased to announce these special perks for artists who are accepted into the show: Local Artists Discount — Local artists who reside in Santa
Cruz County will receive a $100 discount of their booth fees! Artist Gallery Page — Thanks to our partnership with BWP Events, we are now offering every artist in the festival their very
own festival gallery page! Artists will be able to edit their page and also promote themselves through social media. No Sales Commissions – Join one of the only festivals in the Bay
Area that does not charge sales commissions. This allows you to keep all of your hard earned money! Free Ticket To Festival Kickoff Party — Every participating artist in the festival will receive one free ticket to the Taste of Scotts Valley, which is our annual festival Kickoff party! This event showcases food from our local restaurants as well as the wineries and breweries that will be in the festival. There will also be a raffle, a photo booth, and live entertainment. Be sure to register soon. We expect to sell out on artist space this year. The early bird discount ends on July 15. After that date, the price increases and artists will be accepted on a “case by case” basis only. To register please go to svartfest.com.
Festival Volunteers Needed: Sign-ups Available Online at svartfest.com
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t’s that time of year again. The Scotts Valley Chamber of Commerce is looking for volunteers for this year’s Scotts Valley Art, Wine and Beer Festival A large number of Chamber Board Members, Ambassadors, and Community Leaders have been actively engaged in planning and
preparing for this event. Come join us! There are volunteer opportunities for all, including kids looking to earn community service hours or those just wanting to connect with our community. Volunteers will be needed for set-up/ teardown, booth assistance and community patrol.
Volunteer signup will be very easy this year with our online form. Please go to https://svartfest.com/ volunteer/ to sign up as a volunteer or call us at (831) 438-1010 if you have any questions. You can also browse the site for further information about the Festival.
Happy Father’s Day!
Yama Martial Arts Kings Village Shopping Center, Mt. Hermon Road
Thursday July 13
• Taste of Scotts Valley – Art Wine & Beer Festival Kick-off Party 6-8 p.m. Scotts Valley Hilton 6001 La Madrona Dr.
Saturday August 19 Sunday August 20
• Scotts Valley Art Wine & Beer Festival Skypark 361 Kings Village Road
Saturday Sept. 28
• Business Networking Mixer 5:30-7:00 p.m. Ebrahimian Integrative Dentistry 5 Erba Lane, Scotts Valley
Saturday October 26
• Business Networking Mixer 5:30-7:00 p.m. Scotts Valley Property Management 4615-B Scotts Valley Drive, Scotts Valley
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David Lyng Celebrates Grand Opening
New Office & Merger with American Dream Realty
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avid Lyng Real Estate celebrated their Grand Opening in conjunction with the Scotts Valley Chamber of Commerce Ribbon Cutting at their new Scotts Valley office located at 5522 Scotts Valley Dr. on May 11. The evening festivities were highlighted with music by the “Gemini Jazz Band,” food and wine served by “A La Carte Catering,” with photography and a fun Photo Booth provided by Jesse Gabriel Photography. The large group of guests enjoyed the lovely evening, mingling and touring the beautifully remodeled office. David Lyng, President of David Lyng & Associates, Inc. recently announced that they had officially merged the David Lyng Real Estate and American Dream Realty companies under one brand. David Lyng purchased American Dream Realty in June of 2015 — “We are excited to add this group of experienced, talented agents and three strategic locations in; Pleasure Point, Scotts Valley & Felton. David Lyng Real Estate will
now have seven locations in Santa Cruz County and three in Monterey County.” Along with growth comes opportunity
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and all of those at David Lyng are looking forward to better serving the community they love and call home, with additional
market presence and an even stronger team of professional and dedicated agents and staff.
FREE Beta Testing Program For SV Businesses
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an Jose-based Supply Chain Analytics software company “Planning In A Box” has been in the business for over 12 years providing help to manufacturing & retail companies unlock insights in their supply chain. Founded in 2005, the company provided enterprise consulting help to Hi-tech manufacturers in the Bay Area. With the company’s latest offering “Planning In A Box” which is available on the cloud, CEO Manju Devadas says the SaaS technology will allow the company enter market segments that couldn’t afford enterprise technology like Oracle & SAP. Planning In A Box provides cloud-based supply chain analytics software to clients including Supply Chain Managers, Demand planners, Buyers, Material Managers and Operation heads. The company is
inviting beta users to use its platform to effective plan supply & demand. The beta is available exclusively for Scotts Valley businesses for a limited period with help from the Planning In A Box Team. To sign up for this exclusive beta program, please contact CEO Manju Devadas at manju@planninginabox. com. Its clients include Cisco, Target, Skullcandy, First Tech Credit Union & the University of California. The company recently partnered with Google to provide Machine Learning capabilities to its customers for complex datadriven global planning. Planning In A Box (Pluto7 Inc.), 181 E. Tasman Dr., Suite 20, PMB 343, San Jose, California 95134. Phone: (510)-676-5064. Website: www.planninginabox.com – Email: manju@planninginabox.com
Scotts Valley Chamber News
“Enchanting Gardens in the Valley” Valley Churches United Missions Local Garden Tour
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on’t miss the upcoming tour of seven gorgeous local gardens this Saturday June 24 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.! Proceeds benefit Valley Churches United Missions (serving those in need in Scotts Valley, San Lorenzo Valley, and Bonny Doon since 1982). Tickets are just $20 (map included with ticket) and may be purchased at: • Scarborough Gardens, 33 El Pueblo Road, Scotts Valley • Mountain Feed & Farm Supply, 9550 Highway 9, Ben Lomond • The Garden Company, 2218 Mission Street, Santa Cruz • San Lorenzo Garden Center, 235 River Street, Santa Cruz • Valley Churches United, 9400 Highway 9, Ben Lomond (weekdays, 9am-4pm) Tickets can also be purchased by calling Linda at 831-33698258, ext. 228.
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JOIN US! FREE TALKS ON WATER Monterey Bay Friendly Landscape Incentive Program Thursday, June 15 • 6:30-8:30 pm
Gardeners, landscapers and local governments can learn how to create more sustainable landscape.
Front Yard Makeovers Tuesday, July 18 • 5:30-6:30 pm
Get a primer on landscape design basics and gather ideas for beautiful sustainable landscapes.
Laundry to Landscape Greywater Irrigation Thursday, August 17 • 6:30-8:30 pm Learn how to build a system to turn laundry greywater into usable irrigation water.
Hosted by the Scotts Valley Library, 251 Kings Village Road
You’re all invited to come and celebrate 32 years of business!
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A “special thanks” to all of you who have made our second generation ownership a success! Scotts Village • 245 Mt. Hermon Rd., Scotts Valley • 831-438-1844 www.tpgonlinedaily.com Scotts Valley Times / June 2017/ 13
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Yama Martial Arts Grand Re-Opening
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hen Elliot Stone was just 18 years old, he was in the process of opening his own martial arts school, Elite Martial Art Elliot would soon invite his childhood friend, Jake Nunneley, to join him and together they built Elite MA into a thriving business. Jake eventually returned to the Sacramento area to be near to his wife’s family and created Innovative Martial Arts. However recently, Elliot desired to move on to a new phase in life but he wanted to make sure that his hard work and dedication would not
Thursday, June 15, 5:30-7 p.m.
be lost. He wanted to leave the school in the best hands. Jake’s deep roots in Scotts Valley and expertise in Martial Arts made this an opportunity to good to pass up and Jake assumed ownership and operation of Yama this April. Jake Nunneley is a consummate Martial Artist, and loving Father of two young sons, now the same age as when Jake first moved to Scotts Valley. Jake holds multiple Black Belts in Kempo Karate, Kuk Sul, Tae Kwan Do, and Brazilian jiu-jitsu. He is currently working towards his first degree in Judo
and has trained in Escrima. Jake is one of the friendliest people you could know but you do not want to pick a fight with him! Join the Community and Scotts Valley Chamber on Thursday June 15 from 5:308:30pm. There will be demonstrations and refreshments served. Please join the Chamber in welcoming Jake back to the Scotts Valley Community. Contact Yama to learn more about how Martial Arts training can improve your life. Yama Martial Arts, 216-B Mt Hermon Rd, 438KICK, 438kick.com
ENVISION Scotts Valley: What Can You See?
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hat do you like about Scotts Valley? What challenges might we face over the next 25 years and how should we plan for such change? What is your vision of Scotts Valley as a community in the year 2035? The City of Scotts Valley is embarking
Scotts Valley
General Plan
step in updating the on major effort to plan is to hear from define a common you! The Community vision for our future. Visioning Workshop The Scotts Valley is your opportunity General Plan is the to help lay the founCity policy docSaturday, June 3 • 11 a.m. – 2 p.m. dation for current and ument that provides future generations in guidance for many Scotts Valley Community Center Scotts Valley. It will important issues such 360 Kings Village Road, SV be an interactive, as how and where open house format, we should grow; improving traffic circulation and safety, where you will have a chance to talk with mobility options such as bike routes and members of the General Plan Advisory trails; housing affordability, improving Committee (GPAC) and City staff. First 100 participants receive a our education facilities; and increasing much coveted Scotts Valley General Plan parks and recreation opportunities. The existing General Plan was T-shirt! n adopted in 1994, 23 years ago. The first •••
Community Visioning Workshop
Stay Involved! For more information, visit www.scottsvalleygeneralplan.com
GateWay Bible Church ‘River of Life’ Vacation Bible Camp • July 17-21
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ome float down the life-sized lazy river at Vacation Bible Camp and explore the “River of Life!” GateWay Bible Church is offering a Vacation Bible Camp (VBC) for children in fall grades K-5 Monday, July 17 – Friday, July 21, from 8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. The children in our community are invited to bring a friend & sign up together for a week of life-changing fun! At this camp,
children are cared for by trained adult and teen volunteers as they learn Bible lessons, sing high-energy songs, enjoy tons of fun games, crafts, challenges,
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and make new memories with other campers. In the past, between 150-250 children have been welcomed to camp and they have over 120 volunteers. The cost is only $50/camper for the whole week. GateWay Bible Church is located in Scotts Valley, right of the Granite Creek exit. Sign up online at gatewaybible.org/children. Join us as we let Jesus be our guide at the River of Life!
Call for SPECIAL RATES 831.688.7549
Scotts Valley Chamber of Commerce 360 King’s Village Road Scotts Valley, CA 95066