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Festival Hours: Thursday, May 16, Friday, May 17 & Saturday, May 18: 11:00am – 11:00pm Sunday, May 19: 11:00am – 6:00pm
Mayfest is an outdoor tribute to the arts and music that is a family-oriented event created to promote a broader knowledge of and appreciation for arts and humanities among serious, as well as casual art lovers.
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Where:
The heart of beautiful downtown Tulsa on Main Street starting on 3rd Street and going past 6th Street, the Green at 3rd between Main and Boston and the H.A. Chapman Centennial Green at 6th between Main and Boston.
Cost:
FREE! That’s right, 120 artists, 4 stages of entertainment, 4 indoor galleries (Invitational, Youth, Reclaim This! and ArtBike) and KidZone featuring family-friendly entertainment and art projects all for free!
Parking:
Parking is available at on-street locations as well as lots and garages surrounding the festival site. There will be a trolley operating with a detour for Mayfest. See www.trolleymap.com for details. There will be $2 parking at the garage at First & Main for the trolley. Other lot fees will vary as they are operated by different companies. Pedicabs will be available for a fee.
New for 2013
Children will have the chance to start their own art collection, at Art Beginnings at KidZone on Saturday and Sunday. Children aged twelve and under can purchase artwork donated by local artists and students for just $5. There will also be an Art Stroller competition on Sunday at 3pm at KidZone. While you’re there, be sure to visit some of our new food trucks for great local fare. Also, be sure to check out Reclaim This! Gallery in the Performing Arts Center.
Tulsa International Mayfest is committed to Going Green!
Do you want to be involved in helping Mayfest go green? If so, ride your bike to the festival or carpool, use recycling stations for your plastic bottles, beer cups and aluminum cans, drink local wine from Summerside Vineyards and use the Mayfest Web site or our mobile site at www.mayfestmobile.com to plan your festival experience and buy our environmentally-friendly Merchandise.
Bike Valet:
Tulsa Hub is a non-profit bicycle resource and bicycling advocacy organization promoting action transportation and human-power initiatives. Offering a no-charge secure bicycle valet at Mayfest and showcasing innovative bicycle art and engineering projects, Tulsa Hub will also provide information about ongoing local bicycling activities, educational opportunities and vehicularcycling consciousness. Come to 3rd & Main to secure your bicycle.
Artists:
Mayfest showcases the artwork of approximately 120 artists from around the nation along Main Street, which includes about 85% Juried Artists and 15% Market Artists. Juried Artists are accepted into Mayfest after a highly selective jurying process. Juried Artists offer fine art in a variety of mediums, including everything from clay to wood. Market Artists are artists and craftsmen who may feature items such as toys, folk art, hand-painted T-shirts, leather goods, calligraphy, etc. Artists’ booths will be open Thursday-Saturday 11am - 8pm and Sunday 11am-6pm.
Youth Art Gallery:
The Youth Art Gallery, located on the second floor of the Performing Arts Center, in the LaFortune Studio, at 3rd and Cincinnati, proudly displays art from hundreds of talented students from the Tulsa area. The Youth Art Gallery will be open Thursday-Saturday 11am-6pm and Sunday 11am-3pm and is sponsored by Public Service Company of Oklahoma.
Invitational Gallery:
Some of the best artists from the Tulsa area have been invited to showcase their work in the Mayfest Invitational Gallery, located in the lobby of the Williams Towers. Enter from Samson Plaza at 3rd and Main. The gallery is an indoor exhibition with all art available for purchase. The Invitational Gallery will be open Thursday-Saturday 11am-6pm and Sunday 11am-3pm and is sponsored by Williams Center Towers I & II.
Reclaim This! Gallery:
Through a partnership with WPX Energy and Tulsa Children’s Museum, 2nd graders at Hawthorne Elementary created artwork from recycled, reused and repurposed materials. Reclaim This! Gallery will be open Monday – Friday 10am-5:30pm and during Chapman Hall events from April 30th through May 24th and is sponsored by WPX Energy.
The ArtBike Gallery:
The National Multiple Sclerosis Society presents the third annual ArtBike Tulsa 2013, an installation of colorful, uniquely-designed bicycles, transformed by some of Tulsa’s leading artists and local high school students to bring awareness to Multiple Sclerosis. ArtBike will be on display Thursday-Friday 11am-6pm, Saturday 11am-5pm and Sunday 11am—3pm and during regular business hours at the Downtown YMCA, 418 S. Main St., May 1-31. ArtBike is sponsored by SCFM Compression Systems, Inc.
Performing Artists:
With over 100 performances on 4 stages, you’re sure to find a performance to enjoy at Mayfest! Be sure to catch the free national acts at the Williams Green Stage at 3rd between Main & Boston. Thursday night features John Fullbright and Monty Montgomery, Friday night Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit and Royal Southern Brotherhood, as well as Uncle Lucius and Will Hoge on Saturday night.
David Cameron Community Stage:
The Community Stage was established in 1992 and features outstanding vocalists, dancers and instrumentalists from Tulsa and surrounding communities. The stage was renamed in 2006 to honor long-time Mayfest supporter and friend, David Cameron. Artists such as Hanson, Brandon Jenkins, Alaina Whitaker and several Miss Oklahoma Pageant winners started their performance careers on the Mayfest Community Stage. Performers of all ages are featured on the stage. Please see the performance schedule for more information.
KidZone:
Bring your children to KidZone to create art projects, chase bubbles, draw with sidewalk chalk, play catch in the park and listen to great musical performances on the KidZone Stage. Tulsa Geosciences Center will be leading the fossil dig again this year and kids can take home what they find! Be sure to visit on Saturday from 11am-2pm to participate in the Bear Clinic presented by The Children’s Hospital at Saint Francis and enjoy our new Art Beginnings
Gallery where children aged 12 and under may purchase a piece of art for only $5 on Saturday and Sunday. KidZone is located at 6th and Main on the H.A. Chapman Centennial Green and features a variety of activities for children of all ages to enjoy the arts. A complete KidZone schedule is listed before the performance schedule. KidZone will be open Thursday-Saturday 11am-7pm and Sunday 11am-6pm and is sponsored by The Children’s Hospital at Saint Francis and Williams.
Art Strollers:
TulsaKids Magazine invites families to the Mayfest Kidzone for the “Mad Hatter & Art Stroller Parade” Sunday, May 19 at 3 p.m. Families may decorate strollers and riding toys or wear crazy hats to parade through the KidZone. KTUL Meteorologist Andrew Kozak will be our celebrity judge. Prizes will be given for the best decorated hat, the best decorated stroller and the best decorated riding toy or bike. TulsaKids will hold drawings for great prizes after the parade.
Mayquest:
The Rowland Group of Staffing Companies is partnering with Mayfest to host a weeklong, community-wide treasure hunt with a cash prize of $1,500 provided by The Rowland Group. The contest runs May 13-17. Watch Six in the Morning (KOTV, Channel 6) daily in the 7 o’clock hour throughout this week for the clues. Be sure to like Mayfest and The Rowland Group on Facebook to watch the contest in real time and get extra hints toward the next clue! The first person to decode the daily clue and find the secret location will win a Mayfest Prize Pack! Each day’s location provides a clue to the ultimate prize, $1,500 cash.
Samson Plaza hosts the Creative Culture Courtyard:
The Creative Culture Courtyard brings together a taste of New York City street performance art with a touch of Venice beach vibes. This year presents multicultural music playing with a wooden dance floor for dancing. Drum Circle Thursday Night with Moyo Tribe and always catch Jascha when he comes alive with his Recycled Drum set. Don’t be surprised if random poetry just goes down and human art installations are just walking around. This is a spontaneous art and dance area for all to enjoy and interact. The Creative Culture Courtyard hours are Thursday – Friday, 11am-2pm, 5pm-11pm, Saturday 11am-11pm and Sunday 11am-6pm.
Food:
Mayfest offers a variety of food choices sure to please any festival guest. Our food vendors offer everything from gyros, corn dogs, sausages, ravioli, funnel cakes and turkey legs to cotton candy and pizza. New this year, check out the local food trucks at KidZone.
Beverages:
Non-alcoholic beverages, including soft drinks, tea, water, lemonade and other specialty drinks, as well as alcoholic beverages including AnheuserBusch beer products and frozen drinks are available at various locations throughout the site. As always, please drink responsibly and please don’t drink and drive. AAA Oklahoma is providing Tipsy Tow this year. The service will operate Thursday, Friday and Saturday, May 16-18. Hours are 7 p.m. to Midnight. Service is for AAA members and non-members alike. Simply call 1.800.222.4357 and ask for “Tipsy Tow”. AAA will take you, your vehicle plus one rider home, up to 15-Mile radius from Mayfest.
Coupons:
Coupons are required for all food and beverage purchases and are sold in increments of $1.00. Food vendors DO NOT accept cash. Coupon booths are located at 5th and Main, 4th and Main, 3rd and Main and on the Green (at 3rd between Main and Boston). Coupon booths accept cash and credit cards. Mayfest is partnering with local non-profits Retired Senior Volunteer Program of Tulsa (RSVP), Sapulpa High School Band Booster Club, Sigma Alpha Iota International Music Fraternity, Tulsa Boy Singers Parents’ Association, Tulsa Children’s Chorus/Tulsa Youth Chorale and Tulsa Master Recyclers, to operate the festival coupon booths. Mayfest will donate funds to these great organizations for their service.
Sponsors Thanks to our Presenting Sponsor MidFirst Bank.
Merchandise:
Official Mayfest Merchandise includes 2013 commemorative posters (including those signed by the artist, Eleanor Davy Carmack), T-shirts, note cards, and a specially designed alternative T-shirt in addition to past Mayfest Merchandise. Credit cards are accepted at official souvenir locations. 2013 Merchandise can be found at 4th & Main, while discounted past merchandise is located at 5th & Main.
Lost and Found:
To turn in found items or claim lost items, please visit the festival Headquarters, located at 507 S. Main.
Wheelchairs:
Wheelchairs are available, free of charge with a refundable deposit, at Headquarters, located at 507 S. Main.
Restrooms:
Portable facilities, including wheelchair accessible, are provided throughout the festival site at the following locations: 6th & Main, 5th & Boulder, 4th & Main, 3rd & Main, and 3rd & Boston. Baby changing stations are available at 6th & Main and 4th & Main.
ATM Locations and Credit Cards:
MidFirst Bank will have a portable ATM at 3rd & Main during daytime hours of the festival. The merchandise tents, many artists and all coupon booths accept major credit cards.
Relaxation Station:
Visit MidFirst Bank’s Relaxation Stations at 4th & Main and KidZone to relax at an oasis in the middle of Mayfest. The area will feature picnic tables for you to take a break, enjoy that corndog and people watch! MidFirst Bank is the Presenting Sponsor of Mayfest.
Festival Rules:
No coolers or backpacks allowed on site. No outside food or beverage allowed on site. Revenue from on-site food and beverage sales allows the festival to remain an admission-free event. For the safety of your pet and other festival guests, we ask that you please leave your pets at home.
Questions:
Please feel free to e-mail
[email protected] or call the Mayfest office at 918.582.6435. During the Festival, please call 918.280.8629 for the onsite Headquarters.
Mayfest remains a free festival for all to enjoy thanks to our 2013 sponsors. MidFirst Bank Williams The Children’s Hospital at Saint Francis Public Service Company of Oklahoma Williams Center Towers I & II Shock Top Atlas Pipeline Macy’s Southern Journeys
Verizon Wireless Cox OSU-Tulsa The Gelvin Foundation ONEOK, Inc. WPX Energy SCFM Compression Systems, Inc. Hyatt Regency
Thanks to these in-kind sponsors. AAA Arvest Bank Bank of Oklahoma Bryan Cooper Central Parking Copy Scan Daily Grill Freddie’s Holder’s Total Security Hyatt Regency K95 Kanbar Properties Lamar Outdoor Advertising Lambrusco’z To Go MIX96 News on 6 Oklahoma Joe’s Panera Bread Parkhill’s Liquors & Wine
Pepsi Plastic Engineering of Tulsa QuikTrip ResourceOne Printing Rock 103 Select RX Pharmacy Shock Top Store Fixtures of Tulsa TGI Enterprises Inc. The M.e.t. The Rowland Group of Staffing Companies Tulsa Airport Authority Tulsa Parking Authority Tulsa Parks Tulsa Performing Arts Center Urban Tulsa Weekly Williams Center Towers I & II
Friends of the Festival
Thanks to these terrific groups and individuals for their generosity to Mayfest! Nicholas and Corrine Karlovich www.mazeppa.com Arvest Private Bank American Parking Ginger Batson Fran and Shane Bevel Billy’s on the Square Ken Busby Mike and Lori Gilliard Anne and Clint Gillingham The Hawley Group, Inc., Brooke & Stuart Hawley Dave and Christi Johnson Mike and Lucy Lewis Neal Sperry Karisha and Larry Wagoner Bill and Julie Watson Lindsay Boyles
Pam Cameron St. Clair Jim and Sally Clark Harry G. Dandelles Terry and Kathy Grufik Junonia Trading Company Carol Lapolla Martin Newman Michael Patton Heather and Stephen Pingry Barbie Raney Debby Raskin Taheerah Salim Bruce Smith Cameron Walker Duane Whitsett Rachel Zebrowski Scott and Krystal Grizzle
Volunteers
Did you know it takes over 800 volunteers to produce the festival? Special thanks to all of our volunteers and especially the following organizations/ businesses who provide large groups and/or KidZone activities. Atlas Pipeline The Children’s Hospital at St. Francis Revolve Church U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Titan Title Tulsa Geosciences Center Tulsa City-County Library
Ken Busby – Board President Mary Jo Sartain – Festival Chair Cameron Walker Duane Whitsett Michele Clancy – Board Intern Dana Powell – Board Intern
2013 Steering Committee Frances Bevel Lindsay Boyles Ken Busby Joy Farris Sarah Gomez Scott Grizzle Terry Grufik Nick Karlovich
Bonnie Leighty Lucy Lewis Lauren Lunsford Kathie McDaniel Rodney McDaniel Barbara Pendleton Walter Pendleton Gail Porter
Tulsa International Mayfest Staff Heather Pingry – Executive Director Krystal Grizzle – Office and Programs Coordinator
Thursday 11:00 AM – 7:00 PM Design Wacky Headbands, Decorate a Bear Friday 11:00 AM – 3:00 PM Design Wacky Headbands, Decorate a Bear, US Army Corps of Engineers Water Safety and Art Project, Tulsa Geoscience Center Fossil Dig 3:00 PM – 7:00 PM Design Wacky Headbands, Decorate a Bear, Tulsa Geoscience Center’s Fossil Dig
Saturday 11:00 AM – 2:00 PM The Children’s Hospital at Saint Francis Bear Clinic 11:00 AM – 7:00 PM Art Beginnings Gallery 11:00 AM – 3:00 PM Tulsa Geosciences Center Fossil Dig 3:00 PM – 7:00 PM Art Project with Revolve Church, Tulsa Library Art Project, Appearance from Volt, Tulsa Shock’s Mascot, Face Painting, Balloon Design, Tulsa Geosciences Center Fossil Dig
Sunday 11:00 AM – 6:00 PM Art Beginnings Gallery 11:00 AM – 3:00 PM Tulsa Library Art Project, US Army Corps of Engineers Water Safety and Art Project, Decorate a Bear, Design Wacky Headbands, Tulsa Geosciences Center Fossil Dig 3:00 PM – 6:00 PM Tulsa Library Art Project, Decorate a Bear, Art Project with Revolve Church, Tulsa Geosciences Center Fossil Dig
2013 concert calendar
Schedule and acts are subject to change.
Thursday, May 16
2013 Board of Directors Nick Karlovich Billy Bayouth Michael Patton Frances Bevel Lisa Price Rhonda Bly Sullivan Debby Raskin Lindsay Boyles Anne Darnell Gillingham Bruce Smith Karisha Wagoner Terry Grufik
KIDZONE ACTIVITY SCHEDULE
Debby Raskin Taheerah Salim Mary Jo Sartain Bruce Smith Karisha Wagoner Cameron Walker Julie Watson Duane Whitsett
Williams Green Stage – 3rd Between Main & Boston 11:00 AM A Perfect Voice 12:00 PM Eric and the Blasters 4:45 PM Scott Ellison 6:15 PM Red Dirt Rangers 7:45 PM John Fullbright 9:30 PM Monte Montgomery
Vocal Band Blues Country Country Country
David Cameron Stage – 4th & Boston 11:30 AM Red Wood Rising Rock 5:00 PM Dylan Whitney Vocal & Instrumental 6:00 PM Teresa Hofferber Vocal 7:00 PM Admiral Twin Rock 8:30 PM Theory Driven Rock 9:30 PM Black Kat Benders Blues The Macy’s Stage at Bartlett Square – 5th & Main 11:30 AM Jenny Labow 5:00 PM Replay 6:30 PM Paradise Avenue 8:00 PM Roots of Thought 9:30 PM Sam & the Stylees
Vocal Cover Band Rock Rock Reggae
KidZone Stage – 6th & Boston 6:00 PM Pocket Full of Hope 6:30 PM KidTV RockN Road Show
Vocal/Dance Vocal/Dance
2013 concert calendar Friday, May 17
Williams Green Stage – 3rd Between Main & Boston 11:00 AM Eric and the Blasters Band 12:30 PM Owasso Show Choir Vocal 5:00 PM Dixon’s Violin Digital Violin 6:00 PM Jazz Invazzion Jazz 7:45 PM Jason Isbell & the 400 Unit Progressive Alt-Country 9:30 PM Royal Southern Brotherhood Blues Rock David Cameron Community Stage – 4th & Boston 11:30 AM Turtle Creek Cloggers 5:00 PM Herrold Sisters 6:00 PM Jennifay Joy 7:00 PM Ethan Crossing 8:00 PM Elsa Cross 9:30 PM Grooveyard
Dance Vocal & Instrumental Vocal Vocal & Instrumental Americana Rock
The Macy’s Stage at Bartlett Square – 5th & Main 11:00 AM Dan Crossland 5:00 PM Jambalya Jass Band 6:30 PM Jake Wesly Rogers 8:00 PM All About A Bubble 9:30 PM Dante & The Hawks
Cover Band Jazz Pop Alternative Rock
KidZone Stage – 6th & Boston 5:00 PM American Kids 6:00 PM Pocket Full of Hope
Vocal/Dance Vocal/Dance
Saturday, May 18
Williams Green Stage – 3rd Between Main & Boston 11:00 AM Rhythmic Notions Dance 11:45 AM Mollie Lewis Vocal 12:15 PM A Touch of Aloha Dance 12:45 PM Cheyenne Taylor Vocal 1:15 PM L T Mason Vocal 5:00 PM Breaking Southwest Country 6:30 PM The Roland Bowling Band Blues 7:45 PM Uncle Lucius Southern Rock 9:30 PM Will Hoge Americana David Cameron Community Stage – 4th & Boston 11:00 AM National Park Radio 1:00 PM Grace Ann Productions 1:30 PM Anna Massey 2:00 PM Tulsa Children’s Chorus 2:30 PM Preslar Music 3:15 PM Jaime Highfill 4:00 PM Voices of Unity 4:45 PM Kelly Diggs 5:15 PM Amy Kay 6:00 PM Foyil Music Studio 6:30 PM Not Easily Broken 8:00 PM Pop Machine 9:30 PM Midori & Ezra Boy
Folk Vocal Vocal Vocal Vocal Vocal Vocal Vocal Vocal Vocal Band Pop Rock
The Macy’s Stage at Bartlett Square – 5th & Main 11:00 AM Christopher Riley 12:00 PM Andrew Lopatin Orchestral Guitar 1:15 PM Wayne Humbyrd- Jazz Experience Jazz 2:45 PM brujoroots World 4:00 PM Steve Liddell band Folk Rock 5:30 PM Eric Himan & Soultre Singers Vocals 7:00 PM Klondike5 Bluegrass 8:30 PM Carnegie Rock 9:45 PM Gravy Rock KidZone Stage – 6th & Boston 11:00 AM Dylan Whitney 12:00 PM Kennedee 1:00 PM Pocket Full of Hope 2:00 PM J2Crew & Kohl’s Fit Kids 3:00 PM Miss TJ w/PAZAZZ 5:00 PM Herrold Sisters 6:00 PM Brynn Farmer
Vocal/Instrumental Vocal Vocal/Dance Performance Performance Vocal Vocal
Sunday, May 19
Williams Green Stage – 3rd Between Main & Boston 11:00 AM Admiral James Bridges 11:30 AM Charis Music Studio 12:15 PM The Dance and Performing Arts Academy 1:00 PM Tulsa Youth Ballet/Oklahoma Performing Arts 1:45 PM Patti Parrish Dance Company 2:30 PM Owasso Dance Company 3:00 PM N.E.O. Cloggers 3:30 PM Brynn Farmer & Pattie Clay 4:00 PM Footprints Dance Studio 4:30 PM Jaime Highfill 5:15 PM Theatre Arts Dance Company & Troupe David Cameron Community Stage – 4th & Boston 11:30 AM Leon Rollerson 3:15 PM Jasinski Dance Academy 4:30 PM Black Bonnet Ballyhoo The Macy’s Stage at Bartlett Square – 5th & Main 11:45 AM Shadia Dahlal Dance 1:45 PM Something Steel 4:00 PM Tulsa Rock Quartet KidZone Stage – 6th & Boston 1:00 PM American Kids 2:00 PM American Kids 3:00 PM Art Strollers Contest/Parade 4:00 PM Pocket Full of Hope 4:30 PM Dances of the Kingdom
Schedule and performers are subject to change.
Vocal Vocal Vocal & Dance Dance Dance Dance Dance Vocal Dance Vocal Vocal & Dance Soul/Blues Dance Americana Dance Cover Band Rock Vocal/Dance Vocal/Dance Contest Vocal/Dance Dance
2013 visual ARTISTS Juried Artists Artist Name Tana Acton Charles Adams Harold Adams Chester Allen Gregory Arth Sandy Atkins-Moran Michelle Barnhart C.J. Bradford Deborah Brawley Steve Brewster Micheline Brierre Larry & Rebbecca Brockman Jan Burch Kevin Byrne Jack Charney Al Clement Roger Disney Larry East Dana Echols Roger England Douglas Fulks William Graham Steve Hauck Juanita Havet Jolyn Hecht James Horton Liz Ingersoll Barry Jepson Mark Jimenez Bruce Johnson Coy Johnson Laura Junge Nick Karkula Don Karner John Kennington Chad Kernodle Jeff Kuhns Gloria Lewis Holt Lewis Mark Mallia Chris McCarthy Steven Meadows Laurie Mellenbruch Teresa Merriman Judith Miller Marcia Miller Duly Mitchell Kanchana Nerato Jo Ann Page Valarie Pagni Jason Pavalonis Amado Pena Jr. Tracy Peterson-Sadlo Dave Piper Tai Poon Shane Porter Manfred Rapp Lisa Regan Jake Rhoads Charles Rice Craig Riches
Medium Jewelry Metal Wood Jewelry Painting Leather/Fiber Mixed Media Drawing/Pastel Leather/Fiber Glass Jewelry Leather/Fiber Painting Clay Clay Clay Painting Clay Photography Wood Drawing/Pastel Metal Photography Jewelry Photography Painting Photography Clay Jewelry Clay Painting Painting Wood Photography Photography Glass Clay Leather/Fiber Wood Wood Glass Mixed Media Jewelry Leather/Fiber Clay Jewelry Clay Jewelry Leather/Fiber Leather/Fiber Photography Graphics/Printmaking Photography Leather/Fiber Painting Clay Painting Metal Mixed Media Jewelry Metal
Hours: Thursday – Saturday 11:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m. and Sunday 11:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. List subject to change.
Artist Name Dale Robbin Jodi Robinson Leon Sadlo Bill Schlicker Jeff Seemayer Jane Smith Stephen Smith Jeff & Myan Sorensen Randal Spangler Sharon Spillar Corky Storer Kari Stringer David Tate Shawn Thomas Leonard Tinnell Linda Tong Josh Trefethen Erh-ping Tsai Jeff Tseng Anne Vogt Sally Wade Jason Wallace Christopher Westfall Tina Willis Robin Wolf Mike Woodward
Medium Wood Jewelry Photography Mixed Media Leather/Fiber Leather/Fiber Painting Jewelry Drawing/Pastel Mixed Media Metal Jewelry Glass Leather/Fiber Glass Mixed Media Photography Jewelry Glass Jewelry Jewelry Photography Painting Photography Clay Digital Media
2013 visual ARTISTS
2013 FOOD & BEVERAGE GUIDE
MARKET Artists
Williams Green (3rd Street between main & boston)
Artist Name Camille Adams Richard Badame Jim Beachler Peggy Corpeny David Crawford Judith Daley Dorothy DeGroot Wayne Dorn Rich Ernsting Marc Falmer Lou Frederick Pauline Haas-Vaughn Richard Hamilton Dorinda Hoke Melinda Hutton Eva Juana, Lorena Pena Lisa Kahrs Michael & Julie MacGowan Dana McDaniel James Mofhitz Lucy Moore Chris Morgan Wendy O’Brien Dean Poole David Switzer Debbie Thompson Sompit Xia Diane Yoon
Medium Leather/Fiber Wood Wood Painting Leather/Fiber Leather/Fiber Mixed Media Metal Photography Wood Jewelry Glass Metal Drawing/Pastel Jewelry Metal Leather/Fiber Mixed Media Jewelry Wood Leather/Fiber Mixed Media Jewelry Clay Leather/Fiber Clay Metal Painting
Food & beverage prices subject to change.
A & J Concessions Funnel Cakes W/Powdered Sugar $5.00 W/Chocolate, Caramel and Nuts $7.00 W/Strawberries and Whipped Cream $7.00 Nachos $4.00 Jumbo corn dogs $5.00 Fresh Squeezed Lemonade $3.00/$5.00 A & J Concessions Corn on the Cob $4.00 Smoked Turkey Leg $9.00 Polish Sausage Sandwich $7.00 Rib Eye Steak Sandwich $9.00 Fried Alligator $10.00 W/Fries $12.00 Fried Frog Legs $8.00 W/Fries $10.00 Fries $4.00 Fresh-Squeezed Lemonade $3.00/$5.00 Smoke Stack BBQ Combo #1 - Pulled Pork Sandwich Meal $8.00 Combo #2 – Pulled Pork & Hot Link Sandwich Meal $8.00 Combo #3 – Pulled Pork Plate Meal $9.00 Combo #4 – Pulled Pork & Hot Link Plate Meal $9.00 All Combos include Chips & choice of Potato Salad or BBQ Beans Pulled Pork Parfait $8.00 Moink Balls on a Stick $7.00 Rib Eye Steak Sandwich $7.00 BBQ Sandwich $6.00 Homemade Potato Salad $2.00 Homemade BBQ beans $2.00 Chips $1.00 Drinks –24 oz/32 oz $3.00/$4.00 Breaktime Kettle Korn Kettle Corn $6.00/$11.00 Shaved Ice $3.00 Fresh Tea/Lemonade – 32 oz $4.00 Cherry Limeade – 32 oz $5.00 Soft Drinks (Can) $1.00 Water $1.00 Dippin’ Dots Dippin’ Dots Ice Cream $4.00/$5.00/$7.00 Cotton Candy $3.00 Floats $5.00 Bavarian Cheesecake $4.00 Pierre’s Gyros – Beef, Chicken & Lamb $9.00 Garlic & Cajun Chicken, Steak, or Pork Wraps in Pita Bread $9.00 Haystack Onion Strings $8.00 Butterfly Potato Chips $8.00 Grilled Chicken Salad in Tortilla Shell $9.00 Deep Fried Pickles/Eggplant/Calamari $7.00/$7.00/$10.00 Garlic Parmesan Parsley Fries $8.00 Deep Fried Snickers & Twinkies/Ice Cream $5.00/$7.00 Chocolate-Dipped Cheesecake on a Stick $6.00 Fresh Fruit Smoothies $6.00 Refill $3.00 Fresh Brewed Iced Tea $5.00/$3.00 Fresh Squeezed Lemonade $5.00/$3.00 Cherry-Strawberry, Blueberry-Watermelon Bottled Drinks $3.00 Linda Chan Concessions Chicken on a Stick $7.00 Shrimp Fried Rice $9.00 Vegetable Lo Mein $6.00 Pork Egg Rolls $2.00 Lemonade $5.00 Snow Cone $5.00
Jack’s Corn Dogs and Confections Corn Dogs – Regular, Jumbo, Monster $5.00/$6.00/$10.00 Foot Long Hot Dog - Plain $5.00 W/Chili and Cheese $10.00 Nachos $4.00 Chili Frito Pie $5.00 Funnel Cake $6.00 Red Velvet Funnel Cake $7.00 Lemonade, Limeade, Orangeade – Regular, Large, Tanker $3.00/$5.00/$12.00 Refills – Large, Tanker $3.00/$6.00 F & J Catering Seigi’s Smoked Bratwurst w/Sauerkraut $5.00 Spicy Cheddar Bratwurst $5.00 Bavarian Pulled Pork Sandwich $6.00 Kaiserwurst $6.00 German Skillet Potatoes - Large or Side $6.00/$3.00 Bavarian Cheesecake $4.00 Traditional Strudel $5.00 Bottled Water $2.00 Fresh Brewed Iced Tea -20 oz $3.00 Lemonade – 32 oz $4.00 Tad’s Bodacious Burritos Indian Taco $8.00 Chipotle Beef Burrito $8.00 Garlic Chicken Burrito $8.00 Black Bean & Spinach Burrito (Vegetarian) $8.00 Taco Salad – Beef, Chicken or Vegetarian $7.00 Soft Tacos (2) – Beef or Chicken $7.00 Nacholupa $8.00 Quesadilla – Cheese or Chicken/Beef $6.00/$7.00 Nachos $4.00 Nacho Supreme $6.00 Sour Cream or Jalapeños Toppings $1.00 Soft Drinks/Iced Tea/Sweet Tea/Lemonade $3.00/$4.00 Bottled Water $2.00
Third & Main Hoopingarner Concessions Jumbo Corn Dog $5.00 Philly Cheese Steak $7.00 Pork Chop Sandwich $5.00 Fried Pickles $5.00 Fresh-Cut Fries $4.00 Funnel Cake $5.00 Red Velvet Funnel Cake $6.00 Deep-Fried Snickers $4.00 Drinks $3.00/$5.00 Connie’s Concessions Grater Taters $6.00 Curly Fries $6.00 Flowering Onion $8.00 W/Cheddar Cheese Sauce, Ranch or Chili $1.00 each Fried Candy Bars on a Stick – Milky Way or Snickers $5.00 Soft Drinks/Tea $3.00/$5.00 Refills $3.00 Fresh Squeezed Lemonade & Cherry Limeade $4.00/$6.00 Refills $4.00 Bottled Water $3.00 Jack’s Corn Dogs and Confections Hand Breaded Tenderloin Sandwich $7.00 Corn Dog $5.00 Jumbo Corn Dog $6.00 Monster Corn Dog $10.00 Nachos $4.00 Loaded Nachos $6.00 Cheese on a Stick (American or Jalapeno) $5.00 Lemonade & Orangeade – Regular, Large, Tanker $3.00/$5.00/$12.00 Refills – Large, Tanker $3.00/$6.00 The Flamingo Grill Philly Cheese Steak $9.00 Grilled Cuban Sandwich $8.00 Bratwurst in a Bun $6.00 Sweet Italian Sausage $6.00 Sausage on a Stick or Bun $6.00 Cracked Black Pepper Sausage on a Stick or Bun $6.00 Hot Dog $4.00 Grilled Corn in a Cup $5.00 Ball Park Nachos $5.00 Flamingo Mojito (non-alcoholic) $5.00 Cherry Limeade $5.00 Iced Tea – Sweet & Unsweet $4.00
Fourth & Main Rebecca’s Fresh Roasted Nuts Fresh Roasted Peanuts in Shells $1.00/$3.00/$6.00 Cinnamon-Roasted Almonds, Cashews & Pecans – 1 Small Bag $4.00 2 Small Bags $7.00 Large Bag $14.00 Chocolate Nuts & Salty Nuts– 1 Small Bag $4.00 2 Small Bags $7.00 Large Bag $14.00 Popcorn $1.00/$2.00 Bottled Water/Soft Drinks $2.00 Santa Lucia Gyros – Beef, Lamb, Sausage, Seafood $9.00 Gyros Combo Platters $13.00 Baklava $6.00 Sodas $3.00 Pink Lemonade $4.00 Smoothies $8.00 Crepe Crazy Ham & Cheese Crepe $7.00 Add Bacon $1.00 Basil Vegetarian Crepe $7.00 Add Chicken $1.00 Sun-dried Tomato Veggie Crepe $7.00 Add Chicken $1.00 Chicken Pesto Crepe $8.00 Greek Streak Crepe $8.00 Peanut Butter Heaven Crepe $7.00 Dulce de Leche Turtle Crepe $7.00 Nutella Banana Crepe $7.00 Sweet Cheese Delight $8.00 B & G Concessions Indian Tacos $8.00 Fish Tacos $7.00 Taco Salad $8.00 Homemade Fry Bread w/Honey $3.00 Cheese Nachos $4.00 Nachos Supreme $8.00 Fresh Squeezed Lemonade/Soft Drinks $3.00/$5.00 Ice Tea – Sweet or Unsweet $2.00/$4.00 Souvenir Cup 32 oz. – Refillable $6.00 Refills $4.00 The Nipa Hut Chicken or Pork Kabob $7.00 Fried Rice Bowl – Veggie Only $6.00 Chicken and Veggie Fried Rice Bowl $8.00 The Nipa Hut Platter $12.00/$13.00 Filipino Eggrolls (Lumpias) – No Cabbage $2.00/ea., 2/$3.00 or 6/$9.00 Filipino Eggrolls (Lumpias) – 6 pieces $10.00 Sweet Tea/Raspberry Tea/Green Tea/Lemonade – 32 oz $4.00
Fifth & Main (Bartlett Square) Dippin’ Dots Dippin’ Dots Ice Cream $4.00/$5.00/$7.00 Cotton Candy $3.00 Floats (Root Beer, Orange) $5.00 Drinks – Water/Soft Drinks $4.00 Smoke Stack BBQ Combo #1 - Pulled Pork Sandwich Meal $8.00 Combo #2 – Pulled Pork & Hot Link Sandwich Meal $8.00 Combo #3 – Pulled Pork Plate Meal $9.00 Combo #4 – Pulled Pork & Hot Link Plate Meal $9.00 All Combos include Chips & choice of Potato Salad or BBQ Beans Pulled Pork Parfait $8.00 Moink Balls on a Stick $7.00 Turkey Leg $8.00 BBQ Sandwich $6.00 Homemade Potato Salad $2.00 Homemade BBQ beans $2.00 Chips $1.00 Drinks –24 oz/32 oz $3.00/$4.00
Mama Mia Concessions Toasted Ravioli – 8 pieces w/Marinara $7.00 Toasted Cannelloni $7.00 Combo $8.00 Mozzarella Cheese Sticks $5.00 Meatballs on a Stick $6.00 Chicken on a Stick $7.00 Nachos $4.00 Deep Fried Cheesecake $6.00 Funnel Cakes $5.00 Drinks $3.00/$5.00 2 Chefs on Wheels 2 Chefs Cheesesteak Sliders $8.00 Seared Pork Loin Sliders $8.00 Buffalo Chicken Sliders $8.00 Christmas Day Sandwich $8.00 2 Chefs Famous Reuben $9.00 Stonehenge Burger $8.00 2 Chefs Soup of the Day $4.00/6.00 2 Chefs Daily Salad/Wrap $4.00/8.00 BBQ Pulled Pork Sandwich $8.00 Carne Asada Burrito $8.00 Wild Goose Concessions Polish Sausage $6.00 Italian Sausage $6.00 Bratwurst w/Sauerkraut $6.00 Hot Dog $2.00 Corn Dog $5.00 Chili Dog $4.00 Frito Chili Pie $4.00 Nachos $4.00 Chili Cheese Nachos $5.00 Funnel Cake $5.00 Funnel Cake Supreme $6.00 Soft Drinks/Iced Tea 16 oz & 32 oz $2.00/$4.00 Fresh Squeezed Lemonade/Cherry Limeade 16 oz & 32 oz $3.00/$5.00 Coffee $2.00 Bottled Water $2.00
Sixth and Main Jack’s Corn Dogs and Confections Corn Dogs $5.00 Jumbo Corn Dogs $6.00 Cotton Candy $4.00/$6.00 Caramel Apples – Plain/Peanut,Sprinkles $4.00/$5.00 Flavored Popcorn – Caramel or Cinnamon $3.00/$5.00 Popcorn $2.00/$4.00/$6.00 Funnel Cakes $6.00 Snow Cones $3.00 Drinks – Small, Large, Tankers $3.00/$5.00/$12.00 Refills – Large & Tankers $3.00/$6.00 Breaktime Kettle Korn Kettle Corn $6.00/$11.00 Shaved Ice $3.00 Roasted Corn on the Cob $4.00 Roasted Loaded Potato $6.00 Fresh Tea/Lemonade – 32 oz $4.00 Cherry Limeade – 32 oz $5.00 Soft Drinks (Can) $1.00 Water $1.00 The Sundae Factory Waffle Bowl Sundae $7.00 Sundae in a Cup $6.00 Waffle Cones & Specialty Cones $5.00 Cake Cones $4.00 Kids Cone – Chocolate or Vanilla Only $3.00 Frozen Tundra Blizzard $7.00 Root Beer Float $5.00 1-1/2 pound Banana Split $8.00 Shakes & Malts $6.00 Fresh-squeezed Lemonade (5 flavors) $5.00 Chocolate-covered Cheesecake w/Topping $6.00 Chocolate-covered Frozen Banana w/Topping $4.00 Caramel Apple w/Nuts & Sprinkles $5.00 Chocolate-covered Cookie Dough $5.00
KidZone – 6th Street between Main & Boston Andolini’s 10 in. Demarco Pizza $8.00 Pizza by the Slice $4.00 Can Soda $2.00 Kona-Ice Shaved Ice with Custom Flavors $2.00/$3.00/ $4.00/$5.00 Bottled Water $2.00 Elote Veggie Puffy Tacos $4.00 Free Range Chicken Puffy Tacos $4.00 Free Range Chicken Burrito meal with Chips and Salsa $8.00 Churros $3.00 Bottled Water $3.00 Jamaica (Mexican hibiscus leaf tea) $3.00
BEVERAGES Beer Budweiser $4.00 Bud Light $4.00 Shock Top $4.00 Impressions Margaritas (Located on the Green) Frozen Margarita* $7.00 Frozen Daiquiri* $7.00 Frozen Piña Colada* $7.00 Frozen Peach $7.00 Frozen Strawberry Smoothie $4.00 Frozen Lemonade $4.00 Bottled Water $2.00 *alcoholic drinks made with malt liquor Summerside Vineyards Wine (Located on the Green) All Wines Produced and Bottled by Summerside Vineyards, Winery & Meadery, Vinita, OK
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