2015 NorthWest Crossing Bend Spring Festival Presented by The Source Weekly EVENT GUIDE by C3 Events

NorthWest Crossing Neighborhood Center (on NorthWest Crossing Drive)

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SPECIAL ACKNOWLEDGMENTS • Mike Hollern, Brooks Resources • West Bend Property Company • Romy Mortensen • Valerie Yost • David Ford • Christi Haynes • The NorthWest Crossing Merchants • Angela Jasus and Ali Burke, • Keith Shipman, Horizon Broadcasting Group • Nancy Wirth, Horizon Broadcasting Group

West Bend Property Company, a partnership of Brooks Resources Corporation and Tennant Family Limited Partnership, is developing NorthWest Crossing.

• Dillon Schneider, Cascade Community School of Music • Angela Jasus and Ali Burke • Deschutes Brewery • The City of Bend • The Source Weekly, Aaron Switzer, Chris Larro, Jessie Czopek • Jerry Upham, KTVZ- News Channel • Cliff Wyland, Sound Advice • Steve Meyers, Cascade Security • Lee Perry, Event-Theory THANK YOU!

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Welcome to the

NORTHWEST CROSSING BEND SPRING FESTIVAL Presented by THE SOURCE WEEKLY

FRIDAY, APRIL 10 - 5-9 PM Art and Wine Bop

NorthWest Crossing Neighborhood Center

5-11 PM Friday Night Kick-Off Concert on NWX Drive

Music 5:30 pm - Tim Snider 7:30pm - Wildnerness 9:15 pm - Fruition

SATURDAY, APRIL 11 - 11 AM-11 PM Street Chalk Art Competition 11am-5pm

Peak 104.1 Mainstage • Artisan and Fine Crafts Promenade • Aerial Acrobatics • Souk de Spring Festival • Spring Into Fun Family Area • The Great Northern Windows and Northwest Quality Roofing Conscious Living Street • Food/Beer/Wine/Spirits

Music 11:00am - The Moms 1:00pm - Jacob Westfall Band 3:00pm - Possessed by James Paul 5:00pm - Weather Machine 7:00pm - Excellent Gentlemen 9:00pm - Staxx Brothers

SUNDAY, APRIL 12 - 11 AM-5 PM Peak 104.1 Mainstage

• Artisan and Fine Crafts Promenade • Souk de Spring Festival • Spring Into Fun Family Area • The Great Northern Windows and Northwest Quality Roofing • Conscious Living Street • Food/Beer/Wine/Spirits

Music 11:00am - Miguel DeAlonso 1:00 pm - Levi Weaver 3:00pm - Mbrascatu

LAILA DZENE, 2015 CHALK ART EXHIBITION, SATURDAY, APRIL 11TH 11 AM - 5 PM

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FAMILY AREA

LOCATED ON THE SOUTH END OF FORT CLATSOP

April 10th, 11th & 12th

We have an outstanding collection of fun and educational activities planned for the whole family in the “Spring into Fun” street, located just to the south end of Fort Clatsop Street. Cascade School of Music, and the String Theory Group, among others, will all be cooking up great tunes, and opportunities for kids walking in off the streets to participate... Enjoy, the sounds of music, dancers, yoga, hula dancing, magic shows, giant puppets, arts & crafts, face painting, DD Ranch Petting Zoo and Pony Rides, inflatable rides, and the Bend Endurance Academy Bike Rodeo (be sure to bring your bike and helmet for this fun obstacle course)!

The Creation Station

SATURDAY & SUNDAY APRIL 11 & 12 AT 11AM

Cascade School of Music will be bringing its popular “Musical Instrument Petting Zoo” to the Northwest Crossing Spring Festival. Children will have the opportunity to blow a trombone or trumpet, toot a flute, bang a drum, strum a guitar or play a fiddle or cello. Parents can learn about the different opportunities Cascade School of Music has for both youth and adult music instruction. At noon on Saturday be sure to join us for “The School of Rock”Cascade School of Music’s rock band classes, live in concert!

Artists in residence will lead free, spring-themed art workshops throughout the weekend, many using recycled and repurposed materials. Look for “The Creation Station” in the kids’ area and create your own spring piece of art!

Spring into Fun Stage Schedule SATURDAY, APRIL 11

SUNDAY,

11 AM Fe Fanyi West African Drum Workshop

11 AM MoMuLa (Movement.Music.Laughter)

12 PM Uhane Hawaii- Hula Dancing Performance

12:15 PM Zumba Kids with Ms. Rita

1 PM Fairy Tale Encounters reading

APRIL 12TH

1:30 PM Fe Fanyi West African Drum and

1:30 PM Cascade School of Music; School Of Rock

Dance Demonstration

3 PM Interactive Story Telling by Deschutes County Library

2:30 PM Fairy Tale Encounters Readings

4 PM Joe Shulte and String Theory

3 PM Joe Shulte and String Theory

LOOK FOR THE FOLLOWING ENTERTAINMENT AND ACTIVITIES INCLUDING: • Spring Arts and Crafts Workshops from Local Artists (walk up, space limited) • Jump ‘n’ Funs • Face Painting • Shay Feathers • The Nest • Henna by Audrey • Fairy-tale Encounters • Petting Zoo and Pony Rides from DD Ranch • Live music, magic and dance performances and workshops (see stage schedule below) • Giant Puppets • Bend Endurance Academy Bicycle Obstacle Course

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MAINSTAGE April 10, 11 & 12

JACOB WESTFALL BAND

LOCATED AT THE INTERSECTION OF MT. WASHINGTON DRIVE AND NORTHWEST CROSSING DRIVE

Spring Festival Music Schedule

Friday, April 10

5:30 PM Tim Snider

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7:30 PM Wilderness

FRUITION

www.wildernesstheband.com

9:15 PM Fruition

www.fruitionband.com

FRI 4/10 9:30PM

Saturday, April 11 11 AM PM The Moms www.momsband.co

1 PM Jacob Westfall Band www.jacobwestfall.com 3 PM Possessed by James Paul www.ppjrecords.com 5 PM Weather Machine

www.weathermachinemusic.com

7 PM Excellent Gentlemen.

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9 PM Staxx Brothers www.staxxbrothers.com

Sunday, April 12

5/10 STAXX BROTHERS SAT 9:00PM

11 AM Miguel Dâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;alonso

3 PM Mbrascatu

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EXCELLENT GENTLEMEN

1 PM Levi Weaver www.leviweaver.com

TIM SNIDER

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Performing Friday Night 4/10

9:15PM | FRUITION

5:30PM | TIM SNIDER

When Portland-based musician, Tim Snider headed to Sao Paulo, Brazil in 2012 he couldn’t know that he was about to meet his musical twin and dear friend, Caio Andreatta. From these two very diverse musicians, drawing on a musical history developed almost 7,000 miles apart, IN BRAZIL was born. While most of the album was recorded in Sao Paulo, Snider recruited a few Portland musical powerhouses to round out the sound: Max Ribner on flugelhorn and the amazing vocals of soultress, Saeeda Wright (Liv Warfield).

Sharing a common love of music and life on the road, Fruition were originally brought together by the lure of adventure. For the last six years, the Portland, Ore. string infused quintet has racked up the miles playing sold out shows in their adopted hometown and garnering new fans across the country. Fruition released Just One of Them Nights in 2013 and it’s an album that finds the band tackling the many struggles and successes that come along with living a vagabond lifestyle and the search for artistic clarity.

7:00PM | WILDERNESS

Performing Saturday 4/11

11:00AM | THE MOMS

THE MOMS

MOMS is the lovechild of Nashville narratives, Oregon folk roots and LA atmosphere. Their relationship began during college in Tennessee, and six years later they have found themselves as a creative duo in Los Angeles. Since the formation, MOMS has been covering ground in LA and Oregon, writing and playing in a variety of venues, festivals and backyards. “Our dream writing session is being surrounded by a million instruments. The process starts with the hum of a melody or the truth of an experience, and from there the creation madness begins. We often find ourselves writing songs outside of a specific genre, with the end goal being an honest story -- at least through our eyes.”

| JACOB WESTFALL BAND

Originally from Nashville, and now residing in Portland, Oregon, Jacob Westfall is a 21-year-old singer-songwriter with a strong appreciation for the craft. Soulful vocals that are consistently compared to Michael Bublé and John Mayer support the songwriter in his performances. He wrote his first song at age nine, and on April 7th, released his first commercially available album, “What If”, which was produced, recorded, and engineered by renowned Portland producers Bob Stark (Esperanza Spalding, Decemberists, The Shins), Ryan Yerdon (Puddle of Mudd, Weezer), and Steve Sundholm (Carrie Underwood, One Republic). Jacob is a career artist, and has set goals to allow him to do this for the rest of his life. Always writing, always creating.

3:00PM

| THE JUNEBUGS

heels to. The Junebugs originated on the Vancouver, BC circuit before migrating south to Portland, OR. There, guitarist Barrett picked up drummer Kyle Owen and bassist Sean Vinson, equally bearded and hailing from impressive musical backgrounds. Covering everything from Tom Petty to TLC to Lorde, the eclectic taste of the trio ranges from turnofthecentury Americana to modern Hip Hop, with a strong emphasis on vocal harmony. Their original tunes have a dreamy, sweet quality reminiscent of Neil Young and Iron & Wine, peppered with fiery banjo lines. There is something for everyone here.

5:00PM

Imagine if you put R. Kelly through a banjo. Led by frontman and beard enthusiast Moses Barrett, The Junebugs combine highenergy pop with Pacific Northwest folksy goodness to create a genrebending sound you can kick up your

Performing Sunday 4/12

11:00AM | MIGUEL D’ALONSO Miguel de Alonso plays instrumental Latin Jazz on Guitar and Violin as well as Oud and other Middle Easter instruments like the Baglama and Bouzouki. This multi-instrumentalist and composer begging performing at the age of 12 playing Latin American folk instruments from most regions of the continent. He is an Ethnomusicologist who did his musical studies in Mexico, France, Germany, and Canada. The music he plays is characterized by extensive use of Latin percussion, lively rumba flamenco rhythms, and his own brilliant soloing techniques. In California, he plays with his In Tempo Band for festivals like the Festival of the Arts, the Sawdust Arts Festival, and the Orange County Fair, among others. In Bend, he is a member of the Middle Easter Band Imzady who this time, will accompany him for his appearance at the Bend Spring Fest.

| WEATHER MACHINE

The Weather Machine’s sophomore full-length, Peach, was recorded over the course of two years, and showcases the band’s transition from folk-born storytelling into the realm power-ballads and effects pedals. Common threads of levity and intrigue tie the album together as the project experiments with musical identity to cover a breadth of sonic and lyrical ground. It’s not quite “tongue and cheek,” but Peach makes the listener wonder, pitting a faux-country anthem called “Wannabe Cowboys” right up against the electronic slow-jam title track, then moving deftly along into “Breakup Song” – a tune worthy of high-kicking chorus lines. Recorded between Pacific City and Portland, OR, the album was produced by the band’s guitarist Colin Robson at Kiwanda Sound Recordings and debuts on March 24, 2015.

7:00PM

JACOB WESTFALL BAND

1:00PM

WEATHER MACHINE

Bend Oregon based Wilderness is a band dancing somewhere between the lines of rock n roll, folk, and experimental-noise-pop… If there is such a thing… Appropriately described by the Bulletin’s music editor, Ben Salmon, as a “..northof-the-border version of Southwestern roots act Calexico, or an earthbound take on Explosions in the Sky’s celestial jams, …or Wilco indulging their ragged edge. With an experimental streak that occasionally runs the stop sign.” An energetic, and sometimes chaotic live show that’s as dynamic as it is engaging, Wilderness is just as the name implies, not only a quiet place to reflect, but the unknown, the edge, the other side of the line.

| EXCELLENT GENTLEMEN

Growing up together in New York forged a bond between these musicians that is evident in their lock-tight pockets and seemingly telepathic stage interactions. From their roots in the East coast neo-soul and hip-hop communities, these friends have forged a signature sound that is steeped in sweet soulfulness and ferocious grooves. Excellent Gentlemen plays danceable, vocal Soul R&B music. Think: 70’s block parties and golden-age hip-hop records. Their music stands for positivity, love, happiness and getting sexy.

9:00PM

| STAXX BROTHERS

The Staxx Brothers are a high energy American band, hailing from Seattle, Washington, that has spent the last seven years crafting an incredible new sound they’ve branded Hard Ass Soul. It’s quite simply the most danceable and hip shaking brand of rock & roll to hit US streets since Motown left Detroit. Where modern Rock most often has forgotten its Roll, The Staxx Brothers make it back to the juke joint, and take you back to the black church, dragging modern rock by its collar right back to its birthright - with an epic flare that matches any of the classics.

1:00PM | LEVI WEAVER

Levi Weaver is not the kind of artist who likes to sit still for very long. To borrow a line from Willie Nelson, one of his favorite songwriters, he just can’t wait to get on the road again. The multi-instrumental singer/songwriter, who recently packed up his house and bought an RV for his family to travel the country with him in, readily admits to his inherent wanderlust. Weaver’s perpetual on-the-move lifestyle helps fuel the churn of the core concepts explored on his latest and most affecting album, Your Ghost Keeps Finding Me (Rock Ridge Music).

3:00PM | MBRASCATU

Mbrascatu is a fusion of the cobbled streets and cafés of the Old World and the creative melting pot of Portland. The band is a group of talented musicians that draw from very different musical backgrounds to create a unique blend of sounds encompassing European and American roots. Since the formation of the band, back in 2010, Mbrascatu, has performed extensively throughout the Pacific Northwest delighting many at the hottest music venues, outdoor festivals, bars, clubs and local radio stations.

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Deschutes Brewery Libation Stations ON TAP AT THE NORTHWEST CROSSING SPRING FESTIVAL BARS

Fresh Squeezed IPA Mirror Pond Pale Ale Black Butte Porter Chainbreaker White IPA Red Chair NWPA Deschutes River Ale Pinedrops IPA Port-a-potties

Atlas Cider Co. is dedicated to bringing you a taste of the Northwest in our premium hard ciders crafted in Bend, Oregon. Let’s appreciate ATLAS Cider’s fine Oregon fruit and “Break the Mold”

On Tap:

• Atlas Cider Co. Hard Apricot Cider - Pressed golden orange apricots dominate this uniquely art cider. • Atlas Cider Co. Hard Blackberry - Visualize the bushels of Blackberries and Elderberries with every sip of this cider These Ciders are Gluten Free

Join us for DESCHUTES BREWERY “HOPPY” HOUR Saturday 2-4 & Sunday 1-3 for drink specials, games and give-a-ways from Deschutes Brewery Selection of Red and White Wines

Spring Festival Recipes: Spring cocktail recipes for folks to make at home. Vanilla Lime Bangkok

• 2 oz Crater Lake Gin. • 2 oz Thai Basil infused Crater Lake Gin (soak 10 Thai Basil Leaves in Crater Lake Gin for 24 hrs) • 1 oz. Vanilla Syrup. • 2 oz Lime Juice Shake and strain over ice. Top with club soda.

Ginger Old Fashioned

• 1 oz. Crater Lake Sweet Ginger Vodka • 2 oz. Rye Whiskey • 3 Dashes Angostura Bitters Club Soda Combine vodka, whiskey and bitters in an ice-filled rocks glass. Top with soda and stir. Garnish with a lemon peel.

The Castaway

• 2 oz. Crater Lake Sweet Ginger Vodka • 1 oz. pineapple juice • 2 sprigs fresh thyme In a cocktail shaker muddle leaves of 1 sprig of thyme, add ginger vodka and pineapple juice. Fill with ice and shake well. Strain into a martini glass. Garnish with a thyme sprig.

OLCC Walk-Around Policy:

If you are 21 and over, and you are consuming alcohol served only by the official event serving company, C3 Events, you may walk around as you consume throughout the entire event grounds, as defined by this map. Professional Alcohol Monitors/Security will be walking the event grounds making sure that minors are not consuming alcohol. In addition, security monitors will be at each “exit” point of the events grounds, and alcohol will be prohibited from leaving the event grounds. Wine served during the Art & Wine Bop on Friday night, April 10th, may not leave the confines of the merchant or restaurant. Alcohol served inside the confines of any establishment, may not come outside of that establishment.

The Garner Group

Little Bite

Portello

NORTHWEST CROSSING DRIVE

THE PEAK 104.1 MAIN STAGE

ADA Seating

BAR

FOOD COU BAR

FESTIVAL FOOD CARTS • Dump City Dumplings • Demetris • Bonta Natural Artisan Gelato • Bend Pizza Co. • Famous Kettle Corn

• Thai on the Fly • Addy Mac’s Ice Cream • Oregon Fritter Company • Cascade Kolaches

Umpqua Bank

ADA Parking

Spring Festival bars will also be serving regional vintner selections.

Martolli’s Pizza

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THE NORTHW EST C ROSSING Art and Wine Bop Friday, April 10th, 5pm – 9pm

Participating Venues (See map for locations):

Little Bite Cafe

Sparrow Bakery

FAMILY FUN ZONE

FORT CLATSOP ST.

Artist: Joseph Balsamo

Bend Endurance Academy Bike Rodeo

Portello Wine Cafe Musician: Andy Warr

NORTHWEST CROSSING DRIVE

Artisan & Fine Crafts Boulevard

Pony Rides Petting Zoo

Inflatable JUMP AND FUN

FAMILY AREA Kids Performance Area

Elemental Eyecare

Sunny Yoga Kitchen

Sunny Yoga Kitchen Artist: Lisa Sipe & Tease Recyclewear Musician: Parlour

Souk de Spring Festival

STREET CHALK ART COMPETITION!

INFO

Happening in conjunction with the festival mainstage entertainment and food vendors, this popular event allows guests to check out the cool new businesses in NorthWest Crossing while connecting with festival artists, sampling wines and listening to the best local musicians in Central Oregon.

JOHN FREMONT STREET

URT

CONSCIOUS LIVING SHOWCASE

FORT CLATSOP ST.

Neighborhood Business NorthWest Crossing Drive

Greg Welch Const. JEM RAW ORGANICS Montlake Media

Elemental Eye Care

Artist: Dori Kite Musician: Bobby Lindstrom Umpqua Bank Artist: Tamara Adams Musician: Rob Fincham

Montlake Media

Artist: RELIC Workshop Musician: DJ Marc

Greg Welch Construction Musician: Miguel de Alonso

Garner Group

Artist: Giardini Photography

Sparrow Bakery

Artist: Randy Smithey Musician: Coyote Willow

JEM Raw Organics Artist: Tai Vautier Musician: Franchot Tone

Martolli’s Pizza

Artist: Spoke Bracelet Musician: Smallcano

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Chalk Art Competition Featuring Professional Chalk Artists from Bend and across the State! Saturday, April 11th 11am-5pm

Karen Elund

Former Grand Prize Winner

Marissa Lopez Former Exhibition Artist

Laila Dzene

Maisy Washatka

Former Exhibition Artist

Former Youth Winner

Check-in located on the east end of Northwest Crossing Drive

Theme: Life in Full Bloom!

n the tradition of fantastical street art festivals held across the globe, we invite professional artists, students, kids and anyone who doesn’t mind a little chalk dust on their hands and knees to “bring what you got” to this awesome artistic event and competition. On Saturday, April 11, the east end of NorthWest Crossing Drive will turn into a collection of some of the finest street art around. Whether you’re an Adult 18 and over, or a Student 8-17, we have an empty piece of paved canvas ready for you to let loose with pastel brights.

The event will also feature four highly esteemed artists creating exhibition street chalk art murals. The photos above depict the works of previous professionals and contest winners. The Chalk Box, a non-competitive chalking area for kids under 8 is perfect for little ones. Send them over to create their own special masterpiece with sidewalk chalk, sponges, brushes, brooms and more.

Tips From a Pro

Plan your drawing ahead of time and bring a few essential supplies to make your street painting experience successful. Things you might want to bring: • Chalk-we’ll have some pastels on hand but bring your own for a wider selection • A pre-sketched drawing or photo for reference • Tape measure • Carpenter’s chalk snap line (if working from a grid) • Yardstick for drawing straight lines • Knee pads • Masking tape • Pieces of cardboard • Felt chalkboard eraser • Plastic surgical gloves • Baby wipes to keep your hands clean • Hat • Sunscreen • Water • Camera! The only way of preserving your art. Competition will go from 11am-5pm on Saturday, April 11. Judging will occur promptly at 5pm so be sure to get out early! Winners will be announced Sunday, April 12 on the Mainstage. Street Chalk Spaces are free, but limited.

If spaces are still available, you may walk-in to compete. To pre-reserve your space, please contact: inquiry@c3events.com

Adult Competition 18 and Up

• 4x8 space will be provided • $250 “Best of Show” • Two (2) $100 honorable mention awards given

Student Competition 8-17

• 4x4 space will be provided • $50 first place winner • Two (2) $25 honorable mention awards given

School Spirit Competition

High School and Middle School teams of 4

• 4x8 space will be provided • 1st Place: $100 donation to art program at your school • 2nd Place: Pizza feed for your school’s art class • 3rd Place: white water raft trip for your group of 4

The Chalk Box (for kids under 8 years)

• FREE • Non-competitive street chalking area • Chalk, sponges, brushes, brooms, etc provided • Check-in location on the east corner of NW Crossing Drive and NW John Fremont St • Some pastel chalk provided – can bring your own • Images must be “appropriate” and “spring themed” • Winners announced Sunday, April 14th from the Main Stage Spaces may be reserved for teams of up to four people. If an adult is on the team, it will be judged in the adult category.

Winners will receive prize, certificate and 5x7 photograph of their winning artwork.

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CE LEBR ATING OUR 2 7 TH YEAR IN BEND. Without the support of this amazing community, there would no Deschutes Brewery. Thank you.

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The Artisan and Fine Crafts Promenade April 12th and 13th NorthWest Crossing Drive

A t the heart of NorthWest Crossing Bend Spring Festival are the artisans and craftspeople that bring their soulful and energetic talent to the street to showcase and sell their art. This intimate collection of 40+ fine artists allows festival attendees to take time reviewing the art and connecting with each artisan. Our curated collection this year offers art for all ages, and is intentional in offering products for the conscious consumer

Tamara Adams • Painting

Scott Lundquist • Upcycled Art

Troutdale, OR Acrylic paintings of women and children and contemporary interpretations of traditional iconography pay tribute to the beauty, mystery and strength of the female spirit.

Emmett, ID Using a variety of reclaimed and salvaged materials from architectural, industrial to automotive sources, Scott creates, designs and builds up-cycled, functional and contemporary artwork for the home.

Scott Allen • Wood

Roxanne Mckay • Upcycled Art!

Bend, OR - Relic Workshop handcrafts furniture from reclaimed materials using sustainable practices. Relic won first place in the High Desert Design Counsels 2014 Design Competition in the Re- purpose / Upcycle category.

Lyle Ang • Jewelry

Mill City, OR - Silver and gold-filled jewelry created with torch brazing, lost wax casting, and wire sculpture showcasing gemstone cabochons and faceted stones or coins with accents of hand engraving and crystal.

Tom Boatright • Painting

Tylar Merrill • Upcycled Art

Kristin Spear • Fiber

Joni Olsen • Digital Media

Patricia Sadler Trainor • Ceramics

Eugene OR - By blending wool, silk & cotton fibers Tylar creates one-of-a-kind felt fashions that are soft, supple & stylish. Each highlight color blending, surface texture, & utmost wearability with a bit whimsy.

Kate Carder • Upcycled Art

Jenelle Perry • Fiber

Debra Carus • Jewelry

Sharon Poteet • Mixed Media

Clackamas, OR Debra creates hand fabricated precious metal jewelry that celebrates nature and Nordic myths and magic.

Salem, OR Sharon transfers photos from her global travels to canvas, then gallery wraps on a frame and hand paints the piece to give texture and depth. Each piece looks like a painting.

Kirk Casey • Wood

Bethany Priess • Fiber

Christina Deyoe • Jewelry

Randal Scot Smithey • Sculpture

Bend, OR Investigating the natural environment and movement of biirds, Randy welds and plasma cuts steel and combines with carved wood supports. He then applies acid patina and powder coat finishes.

Tumwater, WA - Tom creates his own paint with oils and resins and pigments. He adds luminescence and metallics. His paintings have vivid color, surface textures and light refraction.

Bend, OR Terrasteel Furniture Design brings a contemporary Pacific Northwest selection of custom and production crafted furniture. They create a range of furniture from modern to traditional.

Bend, OR Wheel thrown ceramic vases finished using alternative firing techniques. Each of Peter’s pieces are one of a kind.

La Pine, OR Roxanne has been an up-cycled furniture artist for 25 years. using everything around her to make a piece unique and one of a kind.

Bend, OR Each of Joni’s pieces start out as pen & ink illustrations, then watercolor is applied and the work is scanned into a computer for digital texture and color enhancements before printing.

Portland, OR Tease recycles knit shirts and wool sweaters into hip, eco-friendly fashions, skirts, shrugs, scarves, and other accessories.!

Peter Roussel • Ceramics

Bend, OR Quality handmade clothing for children. Jenelle enjoys mixing different prints and creating unique clothing.

Portland, OR Funky fashionable flapper hats made from recycled clothing. Handmade buttons of fimo clay and a JAX symbol to embellish each hat. Mixtures of fabrics range from warm wool, sweater, t- shirt and lace.

Marianne Prodehl • Jewelry

Portland, OR Kristin creates one-of-kind recycled sweater fashions. She cuts into old sweaters and recreates them, using a serger, into works of art.

Boise, ID - Mid-fire stoneware pottery. Hand-built and thrown. Beautifully textured, stamped, and carved. Patiricia finishes her pieces with a brushed on glazes using wax resist to emphasize textures.

Christine Treick • Fiber

Tigard, OR Christine’s very unique millinery hats are hand sculpted from the highest quality felt and straw fabrics available.

Jim Tunell • Photography

Sioux Falls, SD Traditional 35mm photography of America’s vanishing west finished in rich copper an gold tones. Printed on fine art watercolor paper, float mounted achieving a vintage, faux leather appearance.

Tai Vautier • Jewelry

Lake Oswego, OR Tai hand forges and fabricates all of her jewelry from sterling silver and high karat gold. She uses advanced techniques such as fusing and reticulation to give her work unique and beautiful texture.

Bend, OR Marianne uses recycled and found objects to create modern earrings, pendants and rings. Silver and brass trays, old metal boxes, copper tubing and other such objects.

Nicholas Vracin • Discipline Upcycled Art

Mike Dolinar • Wood

KarenLynn Robinson • Fiber

Suzy Williamson • Jewelry

Bend, OR - BlissPillows are created from select fabrics and stuffed with millet hulls. Hundreds of choices ensure individual preferences. Always a crowd-pleaser, free in-booth trials.

Hand fabricated silver and copper jewelry with contrasting wire overlay. Suzy often creates hollow forms and texture the metal. Stones and pearls are used as accents.

Steve Giardini • Photography

Amanda Rose •

Paul Wisdom • Metal

Cynthia Brown-Grochowski • Jewelry

Tyler Jarvik • Fiber

Portland, OR Christina uses copper, brass, sterling silver, gemstones and patina to create her jewelry. The techniques she uses are soldering, etching, forging, sawing, reticulating and alternative castings. Bend, OR Traditional Adirondack inspired outdoor furniture cutting boards planter boxes that are handcrafted and heirloom quality productts made w/select Cedar sourced from sustainable PNW forests. Bend, OR Stunning digital photography w/advanced highresolution photo equipment & techniques. Printts are on archival paper, aluminum metal & gallery canvas, with a variety of finishes, framing & matting.

Bend, OR Statement bracelets made from bicycle spokes and gemstone beads.

Denise Harrison • Jewelry!

Bend, OR Memorable jewelry pieces from photos. Her multistep process includes etching, lost wax casting, fabrication, stone setting & handmade chains. Each piece is handmade in Bend.

Dori Kite • Ceramic

Bend, OR Dori uses both slab and wheel thrown techniques. She incorporates inlaid slips, glaze pencil and stain painting, as well as layered glaze applications.

Kate Jaeckel • Soap & Handcrafted Body Care Moscow, ID Kate’s soap and body care line is infused with botanicals grown on her organic farm in Northern Idaho. Natural goodness for you, your body and the planet.

Bend, OR - A variety of recycled pallet wood & reclaimed hardwoods to create rustic and distressed home decor, functional household items & small furniture pieces. Amanda uses a paint and stain technique to distress.

Portland, OR Tyler uses a traditional batik process consisting of multiple freehand-drawn applications of wax resist. The entire garment is hand-dyed in a low-immersion process, and the wax is removed by boiling.

Best of Jury TerraSteel Furniture Design www.terrasteeldesign.com

Award winning high desert contemporary designs by TerraSteel Furniture of Bend bring new life to the custom lifestyle connoisseurs in Central Oregon. Justin & Kirk's philosophy of "If you can dream it, we can build it." feature artisan blending of exotic hardwood species. Handcrafted right here in Bend, Oregon. TerraSteel was recognized with a High Desert Design Award in 2014 and bring their passion to every detail."

Bend, OR - Handmade leather accessories made from a mix of upcycled and new materials. He uses vintage and new classic tools to create functional, signature pieces.

Deary, ID Stunning fabricated steel sculptures utilizing a variety of patinas to achieve a look ranging from traditional to modern.

Ping Zhang • Fiber

Bellingham, WA Ping acquired the skills from her grandparents to devote herself to embroidery art for more than 30 years. She has won multiple national awards in China fiber arts exhibitions.

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He’s back in front of the camera

Premieres Monday, April 13th @ 4pm on Fox Central Oregon

C3 EVENTS IS COMMITTED TO CREATING EVENTS THAT SERVE OUR ENTIRE COMMUNITY. Towards this end, as a work in progress, we will be implementing some additional programming for the NorthWest Crossing Bend Spring Festival that will include the following: • On site full time ADA Event Permit Compliance Leader (Kilee Johnson) ~ electric cord maintenance-- keeps them taped down, covered with ramps, etc ~ ensures that porta potties are maintained at proper ADA levels ~ working with Cascade Security staff to ensure that ADA event loading and unloading zones are kept unobstructed ~ working with Cascade Security staff to ensure that temporary ADA parking spots are maintained for use by the ADA community ~ monitoring key sidewalk access points, and making sure that they remain available for use ~ monitoring placement of event rental equipment to make sure that it is strategically located or relocated to promote less obstructed pathways ~ will monitor designated, front of stage, ADA seating area ~ will answer questions, problem solve, and work with C3 Events lead staff, and be available to assist with any practical on site needs ~ will be available by phone (see above)

In addition, at each entry/exit point of the event, our Cascade Security staff will be poised to assist with information and to refer folks on to Kilee Johnson for additional assistance. Please write Kilee and let her know in advance if you have any special needs that we may be able to accommodate, (listening devices, on site assistance, etc) or write her after the event with any helpful feedback or appreciations. she can be reached at kilee@c3events.com • (503) 338-8829

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Behind the Curtain CONSTRUCTING A SPRING FESTIVAL About C3 Events and staffing the event

Michelle Roats

FESTIVAL DIRECTOR A veteran leader of C3 Events, Michelle Roats proved to be one of the finest in C3 Events history. She has returned this year to manage the Bend Spring Festival. The festival will be buttoned up and well cared for by Michelle’s talented, highly organized and dynamic ways.

Lee Perry-Gibbens

OPERATIONS DIRECTOR Owner of the event planning/talent purchasing /consulting firm “Event-Theory,” Lee comes to the Spring Festival as the single most experienced event logistics and operations planning coordinator in Central Oregon. Lee has previously worked with Lay it Out Events and C3 Events for more than 15 years.

Jim Cone

CONSCIOUS LIVING SHOWCASE DIRECTOR Jim launched this grass roots street dedicated to non-profits, mom and pop businesses, green living, and healthy lifestyles four seasons ago. It’s all about community. Jim’s history in green building, and owning his own steel construction company has made him a massive asset for our team.

Kilee Johnson

Leann Schoales

or 25 years, C3 Events has been a different sort of contractor, building community in Central Oregon. Company founder, Cameron Clark, studied the notion of “community” while working on his masters degree at the University of Redlands. While there he discovered that connection led to care; that moving folks with beauty prompted more curation of beauty. And so, in 1990, he moved to Central Oregon and brought these same intentions to Bend! C3 founded Munch and Music in 1991, and added the Bend Spring, Summer and Fall Festivals shortly thereafter. In addition C3 Events has produced Peak Summer Nights at the Athletic Club of Bend, Munch and Movies, the Woodland Park Zoo Concerts (in Seattle), Maya Angelou, the Hullabaloo and the Saturday Farmers’ Market (our favorite new event). Building community requires heavy lifting. Our team, this weekend will be asked to defy impossible odds (more than once). Here’s a bit about each of these lovely community builders...

EVENT LEAD/FOOD VENDOR COORDINATOR Leann was perhaps, the most talented event technician in C3’s history. She has the perfect knack for design and event aesthetic. You’ll find Leann onsite at the festival ensuring details are covered and coordinating with our food vendors.

Melissa King

SPIRIT AND SPONSORSHIP SALES Melissa has combined her extensive experience in sales and food and beverage to become one of the brightest stars in the C3 Events hemisphere. Melissa’s ethic of care and love of events have led her to her current roles in sponsorship and beverage sales and event lead management.

Tiffany Clark

ART AND SOUL Tiffany Clark comes from the hospitality industry, where most recently she served as the Vice President of Marketing for Pronghorn Properties. She is a distiller of soul, a creator of beauty. Everything she touches (artist coordination, general counsel, event development) turns to gold.

Cameron Clark

ADA COMPLIANCE DIRECTOR As a community minded advocate for health and wellness, and as a lovely human being, Kilee is perfectly suited to fill the role of C3 Events ADA liaison. Additionally, Kilee will be available to help with any questions or concerns for event attendees.

OWNER, MEDDLER Cameron is a cancer survivor who finds his greatest joy in spending time with his daughters Cecilia Grace (9) and LilianaKayce-Marie (6). He has been producing award winning events since 1984 (30 years). He is passionate about building community and looks forward to a great 2015 season.

Tracy Delperdang

FINE ARTIST COORDINATOR Tracy is a seasoned event professional with more than 15 years of related experience in event coordination and non-profit fundraising. As an arts and culture enthusiast, Tracy coordinates the fine artist section of the Bend Spring Festival.

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