Scotts Valley Art Wine & Beer Festival Returns to Skypark
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he Scotts Valley Chamber of Commerce is pleased to announce the return of our signature summer event, the Scotts Valley Art, Wine and Beer Festival. It will take place in the beautiful park setting of Skypark in Scotts Valley. The premier summer festival in the Santa Cruz Mountains that has something fun for everyone! The festival is a two-day event and is always held on the third weekend in August — Saturday, August 20 from 10am to 6pm and Sunday, August 21 from 10am to 6pm Festival goers can purchase their tasting kits early to receive a
significant savings offered online only. The pre-sale tickets will end the day before the festival on Friday, August, 19th at 5pm. To take advantage of the discounts and to buy tickets and avoid the lines at the festival, visit the festival website at svartfestival. com. Pre-sale tasting kits can be picked up at the will-call window. There will be over 100 fabulous artists and you can view the growing list on the festival website at svartfestival.com The area’s most prestigious wineries that include: 37th Parallel Wines, Aptos Vineyard, Armitage Wines, Bargetto Winery, Hallcrest
Vineyards, Integrity Wines, Inversion Wines, Kissed By An Angel Wines, Ser Winery, Sones Cellars, Valley Vista Vineyards, Wargin Wines and Wrights Station Vineyard & Winery. The award-winning micro-breweries include: Highway 1 Brewing Company, Humble Sea Brewing Co., New Bohemia Brewing Co., Santa Cruz Mountain Brewing, Steel Bonnet Brewing Company, Unreal Brewing Company and more who will be pouring their best. There will be culinary creations from Aroma Concessions, Aunt LaLi’s Treats, Big Bite, California Corn, Chicken and the Farm, Epoch Eats, Indonesian Satay, PANA, Steve’s Shave Ice, Taquizas Gabriel and more to be announced! The festival also includes a car show, the Cops ‘N Rodders on Saturday that benefits the Scotts Valley Police Department and the popular Bring Your Dog Day Sunday with pet tricks, costume and look-a-like contests. This year’s live music entertainment schedule is as follows: Saturday, August 20 11 a.m. - Noon — International Academy of Dance Competition and Performance Teams 12:30 - 2 p.m. — Paperback Ryders
Calendar of Upcoming Community Events Sunday July 3
3-9:15 pm – Scotts Valley Parade, Celebration & Fireworks
Scotts Valley Drive 3 pm: Parade & Flyover Skypark 4 pm: Live Music, Food Trucks, Games, Kid Zone 9:15 pm: Fireworks
Thursday July 21
5:30-7 pm – Grand Opening Red Ribbon Cutting Ceremony Fringe Salon 4652 Scotts Valley Drive, Scotts Valley
2:30 - 4 p.m. — The Shady Rest Band 4:30 - 6 p.m. — Lyin’ I’s Sunday, August 21 10 a.m. - 12 p.m. — Scotts Valley Schools Talent show 12:30 - 1 p.m. — Bobbie Wards Performance Vocal 1:30 - 3 p.m. — The Joint Chiefs 3:30 - 5 p.m. — The Lost Boys featuring James Durbin
Thursday July 28
5:30-7 pm – Joint Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
MADabolic & Faultline Brewing Compnay The Hangar, 262 Mt. Hermon Rd., Scotts Valley
Saturday August 20 Sunday August 21
22nd Annual Scotts Valley Art Wine & Beer Festival Sky Park 361 Kings Village Road, Scotts Valley
Thursday September 22
5:30-7 pm – Networking Mixer & Movie
Cinelux Theatres Scotts Valley 226 Mt. Hermon Rd., Scotts Valley
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Fringe Salon Ribbon Cutting F ~ July 21st 5:30-7 p.m. ~
ringe Salon, with over 75 years of combined experience, welcomes you to its new location for a grand opening and ribbon cutting! Head to Fringe Salon at Tree Circus Center, 4652 Scotts Valley Drive, on Thursday July 21st from 5:30-7pm and join in on raffle prizes, salon specialist meet-and-greets, and live music! Come connect with the marvelous Fringe stylists and enjoy the curated space that this family-owned business dedicated hours of love and soul into creating for their guests to relax in. It is warm and nostalgic salon experience inspired by the 70’s, from vintage wallpaper and hand-crafted, live sunflower, resin shelves and they’re positive you’ll dig it. At the opening, guests can take pleasure in indulging in snacks, as well as custom craft beverages created by a local mixologist all while appeasing their ears to the live tunes provided by local band, Lo Timers! Prizes! There will be a number of prizes, including gift cards, styling products, and styling tools to be won at the Fringe Salon raffle, taking place the night of the opening, 7/21/2022. The team at Fringe will be floating around during the opening to answer any questions or to chat about your hair dreams. Please join this team, in welcoming the community to their long awaited new space! Let’s talk about hair!
Store-Wide Closing Sale at Found Art Collective
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hether you need a gift or want something special for yourself be sure to check out our final
selection of pottery, stationery, jewelry and natural bath and body products. Found Art Collective will be open
Fridays, Saturdays, and by appointment through July 30. They are located at 5167 Scotts
Valley Drive across from the new farmers market location. Phone 831-221-0280.
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or some, it’s about physical health. For others, it’s about mental and spiritual well-being. For others, it’s about community. For Gema and Randy Smith, yoga is about all of the above. Following a difficult personal loss, practicing yoga helped her feel whole again, helping her get deeply in touch with herself and grow relationships with those around her. Similar stories abound on the Sol Hot Yoga teaching team. For these yogis, their practice is so much more than a hobby–and whatever purpose yoga has served in each of their lives, they are eager to pay it forward and foster a healthier, happier community. Though exercise in general helps facilitate well-being, the team at Sol
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believes strongly in the power of yoga–particularly hot yoga. Heating up the room enhances yoga’s strength
and flexibility benefits and provides the heart, lungs, and muscles a better workout. The team at Sol is excited to support their community’s diverse fitness goals by providing a range of yoga and pilates classes, including vinyasa flow, 26/2, restorative yin, power yoga, hot pilates, and more. Beyond physical fitness, Sol’s team strives to build a sense of community and belonging for their students. They work to create a welcoming space where students of all backgrounds and yoga levels are encouraged to breathe deeply, reflect, and take time for themselves.
Classes are structured to accommodate this beautiful diversity of experiences and skill levels. Wherever you are in your wellness journey, Sol Hot Yoga welcomes you. They offer morning and evening classes daily in their new King’s Village facility, which is equipped with state of the art heating technology to create the conditions necessary for a refreshing and rewarding hot yoga class. You can find their schedule and additional information–including on their new student special–on their website at solhotyogasv.com, or on > edwardjones.com social media: @solhotyogasv.
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Scotts Valley Independence Day Fireworks, Festival, Parade + Flyover! Sunday, July 3
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he City of Scotts Valley is proud to bring back this family-friendly celebration. Come join us to enjoy live bands, great food, kids activities, and of course fireworks! Proceeds from the BBQ and the KidZone will support local youth organizations and schools. This event is made possible by the generous support of our community, sponsors, and volunteers. This event is made possible by the generous support of our community, sponsors, and volunteers. Big thanks go out to this year’s Platinum Sponsor, 1440 Multiversity, as well as Premium Sponsors: Mari and Ed Rossi and New Premium Sponsors: Target, Whiting Foods, and Longevity Medical Institute. Several returning sponsors stepped up to support the event again, including: Zinnias, Kaiser Permanente, the Pratt Family, Scotts Valley Market, Donna Lind, Robert Aldana, Central Home Supply, The Hanger, Ow Family Properties, Scarborough Lumber, and Derek Timm. Many more businesses contributed to provide food, signage, music and logistics including: A Sign ASAP,
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Business With Pleasure, Erik’s Delicafé, Togo’s, Music Now, Swag Lab Promo, Teller Express, and the thrilling flyover by Little Tampico. The Scotts Valley Police Department, Scotts Valley Fire Protection District, California Highway Patrol, and Allied private security will be there to ensure a safe event. Law enforcement will be directing traffic after the fireworks to help everyone get home efficiently and safely.
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New this year, the Scotts Valley Educational Foundation and SV Parent Club will be hosting the KidZone with endless fun featuring inflatable structures, a climbing wall, games and more to keep kids entertained all afternoon while parents relax on the grass and enjoy live music by the Joint Chiefs and the Lost Boys featuring James Durbin. Volunteers are still needed. Sign up at https:// www.signupgenius.com/go/10c0e4ea9a929a6f4c25july. All the info you need to know can be found at: www.scottsvalley.org. ••• July 3rd Schedule of Events 3 p.m. — Parade + Flyover: Starting at Carbonera Way & Scotts Valley Dr. (FREE) 4-10 p.m. — Festival Gates Open at Skypark: 361 Kings Village Rd., Scotts Valley at 4pm. Live music from 4-9pm: The Joint Chiefs + The Lost Boys featuring James Durbin. Tickets at scottsvalleyfireworks.eventbrite.com for $10 (+$1.87 processing fee) or $15 at the door. KidsZone activity tickets sold separately online or on site. Fireworks show starts at approximately 9:15pm.
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