bank of the cascades bend fall festival presented by the source weekly, guide 2012

Bank of the cascades Bend Fall Festival 2012 / 1

Fine Art by Lloyd mcmullen

Bend Fall Festival 2012october 5, 6 & 7 • Downtown Bend

Fine Art | Food, Wine, Microbrews | Fall Fashion | Family Activities | Free Music | Harvest CelebrationPresented by the Source Weekly • Hosted by the Downtown Bend Business Association

Produced by C3 Events

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Friday Night Kick-off concert | 5-11pm

Sunday Afternoonthe Peak 104.1 mainstage Presented By At&t

Saturday Nightthe Peak 104.1 mainstage Presented By At&t

Mosley Wotta Larry and His Flask Tony Smiley

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As summer fades, fall gracefully eases its way onto the scene and provides a gentle landing into winter. A time to harvest and give thanks, to rest from

summer’s endless pursuit of sunshine, and to prepare for the flurry of winter; fall is the perfect time to give thanks and enjoy a community gathering.

the Bank of the cascades Bend Fall Festival presented by the source weekly will bring a celebration of all things fall to downtown Bend oct. 5, 6 and oct. 7. Fall-themed activities—music, art, and food—will thrill attendees of all ages.

two music stages, the Peak 104.1 mainstage presented by At&t on oregon Avenue, kicking off Friday night, oct 5th at 5pm and the KPov Locals only stage in the wells Fargo parking lot, will provide a mix of local and regional talent.

Be sure to visit the carrera motors oktoberfest Biergarten located on oregon Avenue.

the “Graze café” area located in the wells Fargo parking lot with entrances on oregon Avenue and wall street will offer a delicious selection of food options to satisfy any cravings .

the Fine Artist Promenade, located on wall street between oregon Avenue and Franklin street, will feature the work of more than 120 talented artists specializing in a variety of mediums including jewelry, clothing, photography and sculpture.

Best of Jury winner tJ Anderson’s unique woodwork of turned bowls, platters and forms are sure to please and are a must-have addition to your harvest table setting. For the 12th year, the souk de Fall Festival outdoor market is a shopper’s delight and it would not be a Fall Festival without the kids! the mt. Bachelor Family Harvest Area is central to the tradition of Bend Fall Festival (on minnesota), this year filled with art activites, sports, the central oregon children’s costume swap to benefit Healthy Beginnings, unique play spaces, Harvest characters on stilts, wagon rides, pumpkin painting, jr. roller derby and gymnastics demos, a skate ramp filled with some of Bend’s best little rippers, and the fine folks from mt. Bachelor.

the festival’s offerings also include the c.e. Lovejoy’s Harvest market and conscious Living showcase (presented by clean energy works,

oregon) located between Greenwood Avenue and oregon Avenue on wall street. the c.e. Lovejoy’s Harvest market is abundant with the colors, tastes and textures of the most fruitful time of year. Find your way to the market area by following the “Yellow corn Road”—great fun for the kids!

Head to downtown Bend on Friday night october 5 and saturday and sunday, october 6 and 7 for Bank of the cascades Bend Fall Festival and embrace the vitality of fall !

sincerely,

Cameron Clark

Bend Fall Festival 2012

the Peak 104.1 mainstage presented by At&t

KPov Locals only stage

october 5, 6 & 7 • Downtown Bend

FridayRadiation City, Sophistafunk,

Mosley Wotta

SaturdaySara Jackson Holman, The Horde

and The Harem, The Artists’ Runway (Fashion Show!), Leaves Russel,

Tango Alpha Tango, Sophistafunk, Larry and His Flask, Steve Kimock Band

Sunday Deschutes Brewery Homebrew

Competition, Five Pint Mary, The Artists’ Runway (Fashion Show!),

Tony Smiley

SaturdayVassudeva, Lino, The Artists’ Runway (Fashion Show!), Flannel Bandana,

Moon Mountain Ramblers, Broken Down Guitars, Your Birthday

SundayHilst and Coffee, Bend Ukelele

Group (BUG) Jam!, The Artists’ Runway (Fashion Show!),

Bill Keale

2012 Days and timesFriday, Oct. 5Kick Off Concert

5pm-11pmSat, Oct. 6 11am-11pm

Sun, Oct. 7 11am-5pm"a celebration of

all things fall"

Title Sponsor

Bank of the cascades

Presenting Sponsor

the source weekly

Host Sponsor

Downtown Bend Business Association

Media Partner Sponsors

the source weeklyKFXo newsthe Peak 104.1Lite 95.7KQAK 105.7

Beverage SponsorsDeschutes BreweryInspired Leaf teas

Activity Ownership Sponsors

the Peak 104.1 mainstage presented by At&tKPov Locals only stagecarrera motors oktoberfest Beer Areathe Artists' Runway presented by north soles Footwearconscious Living showcase presented by clean energy works oregon

mt. Bachelor Family Harvestc.e. Lovejoy's Pumpkin Painting presented by River song schoolsunwest Builders castles of Play benefiting sparrow clubc.e. Lovejoy's Harvest marketDeschutes Brewery Homebrew competitionsavory spice shop's Best Pumpkin Pie in central oregon

Partnering Sponsors

Big country Rvtherapy works Physical therapyFusion FitnessAll star Labor & staffingcascade Garden centersober Dudesc3 Zero waste sponsored by Lava edge-oregon Green Products, All mixed-Up, the environmental center, and northwest crossingZoomtaxtri county climate control

Event Staff

cameron clark, Owner, Producer, Meddler, C3 Eventstiffany clark, Senior Event AdvisorRebecca stiehl, Event Manager

Kyle o’Brien, Operations ManagerKarin Roy, Fine Artist Coordinatorsarah Daily, Publicity Director and Children’s Area CoordinatorAudrey velez, Stage ManagementJim Kone, Conscious Living Showcase CoordinatorRobin Rife, Information Boothmelissa King, C3 Spirit-Givermegan Zanetos, InternAbby messenger, InternAlexis smith, Internsummer Fang, Internmegan Davis, InternHenry mosier, Operationsnick suther, OperationsAnders Hutlestad, OperationsKeelan o’Brien, Operations

Special Acknowledgements

Horizon Broadcasting GroupKeith shipmanAaron switzerBan tatchris LarroJenninfer Hornsteincarrie RomezDale navish

Al Huntleyernie Greenocity of Bendthe quality team at Premier PrintingBrett at Dana signsBank of the cascadesJulie millercharlene clevengerAll Bank of the cascades volunteersAll of our supporters at the source weeklyRick miller, KPovBend Police DepartmentBig thanks to susie Lovisco and steve esselstynchuck Arnold, Downtown Bend Business AssociationAll Downtown merchantscity of Bend, Jeff DatwylerAlert safetyscott Reynolds and tom wilson at All star Labor & staffingBend Parks and RecreationRyan Funderburg, All Access Productionscliff wyland, sound AdviceBillye turner, Art consultantHealthy Beginnings volunteers

THANK YOU!Area


Celebrate Fall

Triumphantly

30th Anniversary Specials • Rentals • Detail • Service541.382.1711 • CarreraMotors.com

Audi • BMW Porsche • VW


Bank of the Cascades Bend Fall Festival

is all about families, and this year’s Mt. Bachelor

Family Harvest Area is a true testament to this

great community tradition. With Halloween and Harvest

activities, and family-focused vendors and organizations

from all over town, it ’s the perfect way to welcome the

season in our beautiful downtown corridor. Pack up the

family for a day of magic, play, sport and exploration!

ART!C.E. Lovejoy’s Pumpkin Painting

presented by River Song Montessori

11am-3pm Saturday & Sunday

The tradition continues. Grab a FREE pumpkin and paint

to your heart’s desire. This is a non-competitive event this

year, so be sure to take your finished pumpkin home with

you to decorate your porch!

The Creation Station with supplies provided by

Leapin’ Lizards Toy CompanyJoin artists and students for

hands-on art projects !

Saturday & Sunday Schedule:

11-1pm: Debra Fisher from the Art Station, bright goofy

birds of Autumn mask making AND students from REALMS,

ornaments to decorate their annual Rubbish Renewed Eco

Fashion Show community-created garment

1-3pm Christine Oden from Mama Bear Oden’s Preschool,

cornhusk dolls

3-5pm Allison Murphy of utilitu SEW, fall - inspired hoop

embroidery AND Lloyd McMullen the fine artist selected for

Bend Fall Festival official artwork, Leaf art.

PLAY!• SunWest Builders Castles of Play,

benefit ting Sparrow Club : Make believe play space

perfect for toddlers !

• Pony rides and petting zoo from - Terrebonne’s DD Ranch

GET ACTIVE!• Jr. Roller Derby Demos at 12pm and 3pm on Saturday

and Sunday in front of The Oxford Hotel.

• Skate Ramp by Truckstop Skate Park. Have you

heard about Bend phenom James Stewart? Catch James,

and the rest of the all -star team from The TruckStop Skate

Park, turning amazing skills all weekend long on a ramp

built just for Bend Fall Festival. Find them on the corner of

Bond Street and Minnesota Avenue.

HALLOWEEN & HARVEST FUN!

Angelina’s Face Painting Booth on Minnesota

Face Painting Halloween How-To WorkshopSaturday, Oct. 6 11:30am

Learn from our resident face painter, Angelina, as she

shares secret tricks that will help you paint magic on your

children’s faces this Halloween. Angelina will choose

one child model for a free face painting during this

workshop!

The Central Oregon Children’s Costume Swap

benefiting Healthy BeginningsSaturday and Sunday, 11am-3pm

Drop off your gently used costumes to swap for a new frock

this year. For every costume you donate, you’ll get a $5 credit

towards a gently used costume. Costumes cost $10 a piece.

If you are unable to donate, you can still buy a costume for

$10! All proceeds will benefit Healthy Beginnings. Costumes

can be dropped off in advance at Healthy Beginnings and

the East Bend Public Library or at the event 10am Saturday.

For more information: www.facebook.com/cocostumeswap

High Tea with the Autumn FairyYou’re Invited! High Tea with the Autumn Fairy!

Saturday, October 6 at 12pm & Sunday, October 7 at 12pm

In Tin Pan Alley, off of Minnesota Street across from the

Oxford Hotel, just in front of Lone Pine Coffee Roasters.

The 8-foot tall Autumn Fairy will be hosting a deliciously

endearing tea party for 25. She will tell a memorable tale

(on stilts !) while guests dine on high tea finger foods, and

cocoa and apple cider from Lone Pine Coffee Roasters. Kids

are encouraged to come dressed in their autumn best—

costumes are welcome but not required! Tea party tables

will be set for a maximum of 25 kids at 12pm on Saturday

and again at 12pm on Sunday. First-come first-serve basis

with pre-registration HIGHLY recommended. This is a

popular attraction and will fill up fast. The party is FREE!

Email [email protected] with your day preference to

reserve your seat.

For families with babies in tow, be sure to look for the

Bend Moms for Moms Changing and Nursing Nook, sponsored by BabyPHASES Tot 2 Teen. It’s

a cozy and private space to feed and change baby

while enjoying the festival—outfit ted with a changing

table, glider, wipes, hand santizer, and yes, even extra

diapers !

Oct. 6 & 7

Visit Mt. Bachelor!Visit Mt. Bachelor at Bend Fall Festival and learn more

about the award winning ‘Ski or Ride in 5’ program, named

best beginner lesson package in the US, and speak

with representatives to learn more about registering for

seasonal Snowsport programs, bus passes, take your

season pass photo, and get the inside scoop on what’s

happening this winter up on the mountain! The Popular

4-Pack will also be available for sale on-site during the

Bend Fall Festival in the Mt. Bachelor area, located in the

Family Harvest Area!(corner of Minnesota Ave. & Bond St.)

PHotos BY JILL RoseLL PHotoGRAPHY

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Mt. Bachelor Family Harvest Area

Bank of the Cascades Bend Fall Festival

is all about families, and this year’s Mt. Bachelor

Family Harvest Area is a true testament to this

great community tradition. With Halloween and Harvest

PLAY!• SunWest Builders Castles of Play benefit ting Sparrow Club : Make believe play space

Mt. Bachelor Family Harvest AreaMinnesota Street between Wall Street and Lava Road

Saturday 11am-5pm & Sunday 11am-4pm


FridayRadiation City5pm

Fresh from the

burgeoning Portland

label, Apes Tapes,

Cameron Spies and

Lizzy Ellison have cooked up yet another

darling sound to tear you away from your

TV dinner. The calmed echoes of amplifier

tubes and secret gramophones. The

soothing, sonic smile of a warbling Wurlitzer,

and precisely sparse heart-throbbing drums.

There is something aged and nostalgic

about Radiation City that will take you

away on wings wiser than your years while

thoughtfully reminiscing in something

you've yet to hear.

Sophistafunk

7pm

The four elements of

Sophistafunk are 1) a

1950s jazz club, (2) a

1960s poetry lounge,

(3) a 1970s funk party

and (4) a 1980s hip hop show. Sophistafunk

is a one-of-a-kind musical journey that

connects with fans of all ages & styles.

"Combining the vibes of funk music with the

intensity of hip hop and spoken-word poetry,

this group specializes in cross-genre music.

A truly fantastic hip hot jazz band!

Mosley Wotta9:30pm

The moniker MOsley

WOtta is a play on the

words mostly water,

which reflects the

belief that we are all made up of the same

elements. All living beings are mostly water-

- that, more than race or species or gender is

what truly connects us all to each other.

This live Hip Hop band encourages unity

through music and the celebration of our

commonalities. Front man Jason Graham's

background in theatre and poetry are closely

woven into every musical performance.

SaturdaySara Jackson Holman11am

It is literally from out of

the blue that pianist/

singer-songwriter Sara

Jackson-Holman was launched onto the

national music scene. For the then 20 year-

old Whitworth University piano and writing

student from Bend, nothing could have

prepared her for the trajectory her life was

about to take; propelling her from student

life, to recording her first CD, to hearing her

debut single “Into the Blue” close out the

ABC hit show Castle in the emotional Season

2 finale, all in a matter of months. Recently,

her songs have been placed in MTV’s

Chelsea Settles and CW’s Ringer, Her debut;

garnered rave reviews and comparisons

to chanteuses Adele, Amy Winehouse and

Feist.

The Horde & The Harem12:30pm

The Horde and the

Harem are a spirited

band of troublemakers

known to ride bicycles and create

danceable folk pop thick with layers of

harmony. Formed in Seattle but comprised

of members originally scattered all about

the West Coast, the group's music certainly

has a flavor distinct to the Pacific Northwest.

Elegant vocal melodies are tasteful and

classic to the point that they sound familiar

even on a first listen. Bright bursts of guitars

and trumpets soar above like noble birds of

prey flying through the trees over a rhythm

section reminiscent of men shoveling coal

into a steam engine, propelling it down the

tracks.

The Artists’ Runway

(Fashion Show!)

Presented by Northsoles

Footwear.

1:30pm

Returning for another

year, The Artists’ Runway showcases artistic

fashions from Bend and across the region.

Leaves Russell2pm

This Portland quartet

owes its unique rock

n’ roll sound to its

members’ divergent

backgrounds, but each has something in

common: a love of music that stretches

back to its earliest days. Leaves Russell’s

geographic roots are scattershot: Russell

and Medina met after high school in Austin;

then Medina moved to Chicago and Russell

to Colorado before reuniting in Portland in

2009. Conrad, a Portland native, put down

his guitar to audition for Leaves on drums;

Schmid found his way to Russell’s Brooklyn

neighborhood home from Wisconsin soon

after. The results are coming to Bend Fall

Festival !

Tango Alpha Tango3:30pm

This band continues

that expert and

surprising balance

of folk noir and space rock, even finding

room for a glossy pop chorus in "Give of the

Summer." There isn't a single wrong move

on Tango Alpha Tango; "This City" rears an

angry, stoner blues riff in the middle of a

tightly knotted funk strut, and as clunky as

that sounds, it works brilliantly. On record,

Tango Alpha Tango continues to make

some confoundingly good work, following

up 2008's Rebel Sons of Cowboys with a

collection of adventurous and admirable

rock and roll.

Sophistafunk5:30pm - See bio above.

Larry & His Flask7:30pm

Musical anthropologists

interested in the study

of just how fast a band

can evolve need look no further than the six

upright, upstanding men in Oregon’s Larry

and His Flask. Formed by brothers Jamin

and Jesse Marshall in 2003, the Flask (as

the band’s expanding army of fans calls

them) spent its first half-decade stuck in a

primordial, punk-rock goop, where a blood-

sweat-and-beers live show took priority

over things like notes and melodies. Don’t

misunderstand: The band was (somewhat)

skilled and an absolute joy to watch, but the

goal was always the party over perfection.

Over the past two years, however, Larry

and His Flask has gone from crawl to sprint

at breakneck speed. First, Jamin Marshall

moved from gargling-nails vocals to drums.

Guitarist Ian Cook became the band’s

primary voice. And a trio of talented pickers

and singers — Dallin Bulkley (guitars), Kirk

Skatvold (mandolin) and Andrew Carew

(banjo) — joined the family. (And no, you

didn’t miss something. No one is named

Larry.)

Steve Kimock BandWith Bernie Worrell,

Wally Ingram

and Andy Hess

9:30pm

A master of improvisation for nearly four

decades, Steve Kimock has been inspiring

music fans with his transcendent guitar

speak, voiced through electric, acoustic,

lap and pedal steel guitars. While one can

say that his genre is rock, no one niche has

ever confined him. Instead, through the

years, he's explored various sounds and

styles based on what's moved him at the

time, whether it ’s blues or jazz; funk or folk;

psychedelic or boogie; gypsy or prog-rock;

traditional American or world fusion.

Threaded through this expansive and highly

nuanced musical landscape is Kimock’s

signature sound, the prodigious product of

his ability to articulate crystal-clear tone,

melody and emotion into intricately woven

music crafted with technical brilliance.

In recent years Kimock has played with

groups such as Banyan, Jerry Joseph’s Lit tle

Women, the Everyone Orchestra, ALO, and

post-String Cheese Incident electronica

bands PRAANG (with EOTO) and Holy

Kimoto! Once touted by Jerry Garcia as his

“favorite unknown guitar player,” Kimock

has also performed and toured as part of

Bob Weir’s Kingfish and RatDog, in addition

to post-Grateful Dead ensembles including

The Other Ones, Phil Lesh & Friends, and

the Rhythm Devils featuring Mickey Hart

and Bill Kreutzmann. The guitarist has

recorded and toured with Bruce Hornsby

and worked extensively with Merl Saunders.

Additionally, he has shared the stage with

Mainstage presented by AT&TLocated on Oregon Avenue

Friday, October 55-7pm

Radiation City7-9pm

Sophistafunk9:30-11pm

Mosley WottaSaturday, October 6

11am-12pmSara Jackson Holman

12:30-1:30pmThe Horde and The Harem

1:30-2pmThe Artists’ Runway (Fashion Show!)

2-3pmLeaves Russel

3:30-5pmTango Alpha Tango

5:30-7pmSophistafunk

7:30-9pmLarry and His Flask

9:30-11pmSteve Kimock Band

Sunday, October 711am-12:30pm

Deschutes Brewery Homebrew Competition

12:30-1pmThe Artists’ Runway (Fashion Show!)

1-2:30pmFive Pint Mary

3-5pmTony Smiley

Mosley Wotta9:30pm

The moniker MOsley

The Artists’ Runway(Fashion Show!)

Presented by Northsoles

and Jesse Marshall in 2003, the Flask (as

the band’s expanding army of fans calls

them) spent its first half-decade stuck in a

primordial, punk-rock goop, where a blood-

presented by AT&Tpresented by AT&Tpresented by AT&Tpresented by AT&Tpresented by AT&Tpresented by AT&TLocated on Oregon Avenue

Friday, October 5

Radiation City

Sophistafunk

Mosley WottaSaturday, October 6

11am-12pmSara Jackson Holman

12:30-1:30pmThe Horde and The Harem

(Fashion Show!)

Leaves Russel

Mosley WottaSteve Kimock Band


The Allman Brothers, Angélique Kidjo,

Bonnie Raitt, Buddy Miles, Derek Trucks, Elvin

Bishop, Grace Potter, Grace Slick, Jorma

Kaukonen, Keller Williams, Lit tle Feat, Nicky

Hopkins, Norton Buffalo, Papa John Creach,

Peter Frampton, all members of Phish,

Screamin’ Jay Hawkins, Stephen Perkins,

Steve Winwood, Todd Rundgren and Warren

Haynes, among many others.

Deschutes Brewery Homebrew Competition!

Sunday, 11am-12:30 onThe Peak 104.1 MainstageFirst 15 homebrewers will have the opportunity to enter LIVE TASTING judged by four esteemed Bend brewers.

Another 20 homebrewers will be chosen to get into the Deschutes Brewery Sensory

Accepting Harvest or Fresh-Hop brews only

Contestants must pre-register with [email protected]

Grand Prize: "Brew Day" with Deschutes Brewery Brewer Robin Johnson!

The Artists’ Runway (Fashion Show!)

Presented by Northsoles Footwear.

12:30pm

Returning for another year, The Artists’

Runway showcasing artistic fashions from

Bend and across the region.

Five Pint Mary1pm

Upbeat, loud, &

rollicking, Five Pint

Mary plays a unique

blend of Irish/Celtic/Eastern Euro rock

with an edge of punk. Seven diverse and

talented members collectively play guitar,

mandolin, accordion, banjo, Irish tin whistle,

bass, and drums. Finished off with layers of

tightly woven three- part harmony vocals,

the band creates a sound that is infectious

and fun. Influenced by the traditional music

styles of Ireland, Scotland, Newfoundland, a

bit of the Eastern Block, and infused with a

ripple of American Bluegrass, Five Pint Mary

delivers a fresh and lively world sound that

gets people into a rambunctious groove of

dancing and reveling!

Tony Smiley3pm

Since 2000, Tony

Smiley has captured

audiences with his

beats. This musical

savant loops his way through a unique genre

of music that you won’t find anywhere else.

All with witty, engaging, and energetic stage

presence. His cosmic dance of electric

melodies mixed with world beats, Mongolian

throat singing and beat-boxing have earned

the loop ninja a cult like following that

repeatedly embarks on his musical journey.

Creating each track with a raw and primal

pulsating connection between rich sounds

and passionate lyrics.

KPOV Locals Only StageSaturday

Vasudeva11am

Yoga to the rhythm and

sound of live music",

Vasudeva combines

the rhythm of live

drumming, the lyrical quality of voice, muted

trumpet, guitar, clarinet and the creative

movement of a raga on violin.

Lino1pm

Lino’s guitar-based

instrumentals with

strong influences of

smooth jazz, classical

and world music follow his tradition of using

layers of guitars accompanied by sax, flute,

cello, violin and piano. This unique style

continues with phenomenal effects.

Flannel Bandana3pm

An acoustic group

from Bend led by Moon

Mountain Ramblers

mandolin player Joe Schulte. The band has

received critical acclaim and a groundswell

of support in Central Oregon after just a

handful of shows, including a great set in

support of Leftover Salmon at this summer’s

Peak Summer Nights show at the Athletic

Club of Bend.

Moon Mountain Ramblers

5pm

Ramblin' in from all

parts of the territory,

the Moon Mountain

Ramblers have drawn five musicians together

to create an original sound and a soulful

interpretation of traditional bluegrass, jazz/

swing rock and country tunes a sound that

can only be described as Slamgrass straight

from Americana.

Broken Down Guitars7pm

Broken Down Guitars is a five-piece band

from Bend with roots in blues, folk and classic

rock with a jam sensibility. All five members

of the band write original material, and as a

result, they play an eclectic mix of fun, lively

music that is ever evolving and changing.

Their music is filled with spontaneity and

soul.

Your Birthday9pm

This Bend-based band

plays a mixed music

variety. From 311 to

Reggae to Electro

Pop to The Cure, Your Birthday is currently

breaking all sales and attendance records

at Silvermoon Brewing.

SundayHilst and Coffey

11am

After more than 20

years as a professional

backup guitarist, Tim

Coffey is now out

front as a guitarist, singer and songwriter

with accomplished cellist and songwriter

Kat Hilst. This partnership is based out of

Bend, where they are creating new songs to

perform along side old favorites. Whether

performing a Celtic folk style instrumental

or back to roots Cajun Rock, Hilst & Coffey

weave genre crossing lines to create musical

magic.

Bend Ukulele Group (BUG) Jam!

1pm

A collection of Central

Oregonians who share

an interest in Ukulele -

songs, music, and the Aloha spirit.

Bill Keale3pm

Bill Keale was born on

Oahu and raised near

the shores of Kailua Bay.

It is here that he began

to discover music and writing, Bill's uncle,

Moe Keale, one of Hawaii's most beloved

entertainers, is an Icon in his own right. Bill's

cousin was Israel "IZ" Kamakawiwo'ole, who's

rendition of "Somewhere Over the Rainbow"

and "A Wonderful World" still inspires us all.

Saturday, October 611-12:30pm

Vassudeva

1-2:30pm

Lino

2:30-3pm


3-4:30pm

Flannel Bandana

5-6:30pmMoon Mountain Ramblers

7-8:30pmBroken Down Guitars

9-11pmYour Birthday

Sunday, October 711am-12:30pm

Hilst and Coffee

1-2:30pm

Bend Ukelele Group (BUG!) Jam

2:30-3pm


3-4:30pmBill Keale

Locals Only Stage

Wells Fargo Parking Lot

Spend some time in our Graze Café located in the Wells Fargo parking lot. With more than 30 gourmet food carts and vendors, it’s a great place to taste, eat a meal, grab a snack, and nosh with friends and family.

This year’s vendors include:

Linds Concessions Sunshine Juice Box Famous Kettle Korn Suzy Q's Sweet Things Philly Style Dump City Dumplings Rico's Taco's Red Napkin Taylor's Sausage Country Boy BBQ Bonta Natural Artisan GelatoLongboard LouiesDemetri's Indian Taco Wagon Keoke

Pho Viet & Café Mountain Coffee Sarika Thai Food Vendor

Real food Bistro

Other happenings on Oregon Street:

Carrera Motors

Oktoberfest Biergarten and Hops Happy Hour, 2-5 pm.

German foods, beers, and dining area

Deschutes Brewery Homebrew Competition and Little Woody bar

The Allman Brothers, Angélique Kidjo,

Bonnie Raitt, Buddy Miles, Derek Trucks, Elvin

Bishop, Grace Potter, Grace Slick, Jorma

Kaukonen, Keller Williams, Lit tle Feat, Nicky

Hopkins, Norton Buffalo, Papa John Creach,

Peter Frampton, all members of Phish,

Screamin’ Jay Hawkins, Stephen Perkins,

Steve Winwood, Todd Rundgren and Warren

Haynes, among many others.

Deschutes Brewery Homebrew Competition!

Sunday, 11am-12:30 onThe Peak 104.1 MainstageFirst 15 homebrewers will have the

Real Food Bistro

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The Artists

2D FINE ARTRichard Armstrong: Named two

years in a row by AT&T as a top

twenty regional artist. Current

work are studies in death and

resurrection, destroying metallic

paint works with acid washes.

Francessa Berrini : Unusual cards

Joann Burgess: A pastel artist that

engages in both plein air and

studio painting. Her love of nature

is reflected in her works.

Bill Hoppe: Central Oregon garden

pictures include a " tumble weed"

and a "breeze" among others.

Shown here is : "Seeds."

Jesse Link: Finding my inspiration

in nature, music and life, I have

always considered visual imagery

a form of communicating higher

truths. Unencumbered by the

limitations of language, I enjoy

complete freedom in expressing

abstract ideas.

Desray Lithgow: With a heritage

rich in both New Zealand Maori

and European ancestry, sketches

from life first and then spends

time visualizing before painting.

Uses acrylic paint for figurative

painting, exploring different color

combinations and using patterns

from his culture where possible.

Micah Ofstedahl: The inspiration

for these lines comes from various

sources of nature, particularly

those that generally go unseen.

JanyRae Seda: Artistic process

begins with an idea or a place, real

or imaginary, a series of sketches

to full size drawings and finally to

canvas, then stretches the canvas

and applies many layers of gesso.

Oil, watercolor, charcoal, and a

combination of all. Bold use of

color, vibrant lighting, and rough

texture etched from both ends of

the paintbrush, and palette knife.

Work that tells a story, expresses joy,

and makes you smile.

Victoria Wickell -Stewart:

A reflection of the wildlife preserve

surrounding the artist’s home.

Iain Stone: Highly detailed graphite

illustrations.

Jennifer Aylward: Just A Lit tle

Charm: Using the same Salvaged

Copper Material from the Bend

Bulletin building and adding layers

of color. It 's not just stamping

anymore!

3D FINE ARTSculpture

Central Oregon Metal Arts

Guild: COMAG is dedicated to

the promotion of education,

information and collaboration

in the metal arts and crafts,

comprised of blacksmiths,

goldsmiths, silversmiths, jewelry

designers, hobbyists, business

owners, novice level skill sets to

master craftspeople.

Deborah Fisher: Original masks for

any time or place.

Aaron Lish: Community inquiry into

the value of time.

Steve Nowicki: Began creative

endeavors in the 1970s as a jeweler

craftsman, working mainly with

horseshoe nails. These early years

evolved into the signature copper

brass patina pieces that he work

with today. Each piece is crafted

by hand, with emphasis put on the

small details. Bronze, copper and

brass.

Francois Schneyder: Goldsmith,

Silversmith and Lapidarist. Develops

"hand-fabrication" that is seldom

seen today. 2012 BEST OF JURY BEND

SUMMER FESTIVAL

Jason Waldron: Combing his

passions for art, nature, and

outdoor activities such as hiking

and rock climbing this Bend artist

has taken a unique approach to

wood sculpting. 2011 BEST of SHOW

Bend Summer Festival.

GLASSMitchel Maciona

Ben Silver: Decorative and

whimsical hand-blown glass.

Fine JewelrySabine Collings: Brings unique

handcrafted jewelry in sterling

silver in combination with 14k and

18k gold. 2012 BEST OF SHOW BEND

SUMMER FESTIVAL

Tai Vautier: Creates highly unique

and one-of-a-kind jewelry. Hand

forged from silver and fine gold,

using advanced techniques such

as anticlastic forming, reticulating

and fusing, giving her designs an

organic and sophisticated look.

WOODMark Rudolph-Rudi Rudolf, Wooden

Apple Woodturning: Strikes a

balance between color and grain

and a pleasing, appropriate form.

Larry Syme: Juniper Works Naturally

is a locally owned company that

specializes in making unique, one

of a kind home furnishings from

local Central Oregon wood.

POTTERYBill Earhart

Michele Gwinup: Runs Blue Spruce

Pottery, a family business that

creates functional stoneware and

decorative Raku pottery.

Erin Pietsch: Beautiful ocean-

inspired porcelain.

Peter Roussel: Local potter showing

functional pottery and alternative

firing techniques such as raku,

horsehair, saggar, and pit- fired.

Vases, platters, wall hangings in a

variety of glazing techniques.

PHOTOGRAPHYTim Boyer: Through photography

connects and engages people

with birds by making people laugh,

marvel, wonder, and be in awe of

the incredible lives birds live.

Jim Holmdahl: A landscape and

miniature photographer unlike any

other.

Sharon Poteet: Shows us the world

through her eyes. Multimedia

photos and paintings from all

corners of the world.

Graham Smith: Specializes in

limited edition canvas prints,

framed and gallery wrapped as

well as matted and ready to frame

images.

FIBER/CLOTHINGTracy Curtis : Owner of Ballokai

creates one-of-a-kind handmade

pieces of art that merge fashion

with environmental sustainability.

Nicole Flood/Flood Clothing:

Specializes in one-of-a-kind,

handmade pieces for women and

men using 100% recycled materials.

Sally Graves Jennings: Specializes

in unique, handmade accessories

and is focused on using natural

fibers, repurposed items and her

own artwork to create.

Courtney Keene: Repurposed

clothing, accessories and bags

Meredith Kuhl: Produces

exceptional quality pieces using

the fiber from every part of the

animal. The 32 resident alpacas

at Springtime Farms keep her well

stocked.

Heather Lightbody: Amazing

crocheted hats and headbands

Cynthia Lucas/Bella Sisters:

Creates one-of-a-kind jackets from

recycled materials since 2002.

Roxanne McKay: Scooteez is a line

of children's apparel emblazoned

with designs based on the original

art work of Roxanne McKay and

her children's book “The Adventures

of Scooter The Lit tle Black Rabbit.”

Blossom Merz: Hand-woven wraps.

Lizzy Myers/Shabby Knapsack:

Makes cozy fashion-forward

knitwear using repurposed

materials.

Kristina Perry: Liv & Lotus designs

one-of-a-kind wearable art created

from natural and reclaimed

materials.

T J AndersonGrowing up the son of a custom cabinetmaker, T J Anderson has been exposed to wood from an early age. He’s worked in cabinet making, home restoration, and furniture making over the years. After spending 24 years in the maritime industry, T J now spends his time in his wood studio.

He specializes in unique turned bowls, platters and forms – both open and closed – as well as small furniture pieces. His bowls and forms are created from salvaged wood, with the goal of giving the wood another chapter in its life by turning it into something interesting, useful and hopefully beautiful. All of T J’s functional pieces are finished with a pure walnut oil, so they are safe for use with food, and perfect for your fall harvest and holiday tables!

Best of Jury Award

Fine Artist PromenadeSaturday & SundayOn Wall Street between Oregon Avenue and Franklin Avenue

125 fine artists and craftspeople will fill the

street with their handwork, design and artistry.

Traveling to Bend from throughout region,

these fine artists bring contemporary design,

color and life to the Bank of the Cascades Bend

Fall Festival presented by The Source Weekly.

Embodying the Fall themes of returning home,

and settling in for the holidays and winter, the

Fine Artist Promenade will showcase the Fine

Artists Studio Sale, where 2- and 3-dimensional

work in a variety of media will engage you,

the Artists’ Runway presented by North Soles

Footwear on the music stages highlighting

artisanal clothing and accessories, and a

House and Home area with what you need

to get cozy for the cooler weather ahead.

Indulge in everything from jewelry, ceramics,

hand weaving, and photography and find the

perfect gif ts for everyone, including yourself !

Be inspired by demonstrations of metal work,

weaving and clothing design.

The Artists Runwaypresented by North Soles FootwearBe sure to check out The Artists Runway, a live showing of some of the best artistic fashion in town.

Schedule:

Saturday:

1:30pm on The Peak 104.1 Mainstage.

2:30pm on the KPOV Locals Only Stage.

Sunday: 12:30pm on The Peak 104.1 Mainstage.

2:30pm on the KPOV Locals Only Stage.

Bank of the cascades Bend Fall Festival 2012 / 11 Barb Peters : Original hand-woven

rugs, utilizing the mill ends from the

Pendelton Mills.

Rubbish Renewed: Help create the

2012 Community Garment. Fashion

an ornament to symbolize your

pledge for action at the Rubbish

Renewed Eco Fashion Show, making

a community shif t for a better more

environmentally conscious world.

Linda Spring: Original hand-painted

wearable art.

Lois Ann Summer

Amanda Weiss of Three Bad Seeds:

Creates quirky cushions for the

home and modern heirlooms for

the young one. Each is handcrafted

from wool and linen.

The Workhouse: is a multi -use art

space housed in the Old Iron Works

Arts District. It features a Store which

represents over 35 local artists and

craftspeople, 7 Private Studios, A

Membership based Sewing Lab

and Worktable where over a dozen

makers actually ply their trade, and

will soon be launching Community

Art Classes.

HOME AND GARDENTeri Bailey /Artstone Ornaments: Born

and raised in the San Juan Islands, I

developed a good work ethic from

dad and a love of all things living

from mom. Following a trip to Paris,

and needing employment, I went to

my father and asked him to teach

me to weld. All my work is handmade

by me painted in custom colors for

customers.

Christine Brady/Hotdish Aprons:

Pretty, practical, and fun! Christine

makes aprons that are all three!

These are not ‘your mother’s aprons’

but a re-design of vintage styles

combined with today’s freshest

fabrics.

Debbie Chin: Produces functional

glass art in a whimsical way. Please

stop by her booth to say hello and

see for yourself how she makes

ordinary glass objects fun.

Scott Chen Bonsai

Sandie Davis Ornamented Mirrors

and Frames

Michelle Curtis : Earthen Vessels

Pottery is botanical in design, using

stoneware clays and real leaf and

flower imprints to make every hand

sculpted piece.

Diana Defazio/Papa Don’s Toys:

Makers of heirloom-quality

hardwood toys including baby

rattles, toddler push and pull

toys, trains, magic wands and

educational toys. Uses locally

sourced wood and non-toxic paints

and finishes. Handmade in Oregon.

Susan Hurst: Uses leathers, fibers

and finishing touches for creations

that are all recycled, mostly from

residue material of other design

projects.

Joni Kauhane: Urges you to replace

unsightly trash holders with the

stylish, hand-crafted G-Bag!

Available in a variety of fabrics to

suit your style and taste.

Judy Kennedy/Natures Treasures:

Creates Ikebana style flower vases

using fossils and a variety of stones.

The artist is solely involved in every

step of this process to fabricate

original, functional flower vases. The

vases are perfect for simple, elegant

arrangements using a minimum of

flowers.

Anna Lawrence/Anna's Haute

Aprons: Created from upcycled

skirts, accent fabrics and a

fashionable sense of humor.

Catherine McElroy: Cute kids

painting and books

Dawn Mead/La Petite Savonnerie:

A small Sisters company creating

European inspired artisan soaps

using fresh, plant-based ingredients

blended to perfection.

Caroline Mergenthaler: A "Scenic

Artist " residing in Bend, featuring her

custom made chandeliers at Bend

Fall Festival.

Hawaiian Moon: Organic Aloe

Cream

Kara Rasmussen/Bend Soap

Company: Soap made in Bend.

All -natural, handmade goat's milk

soap. NO DYES, NO FILLERS, NO

DETERGENTS,

Karen Lynn Robinson/Bliss Pillow:

Creates home-crafted, all -natural

therapeutic pillows filled with

organic U.S.-grown millet hulls and

covered with gorgeous fabric. Great

for your body, bringing supportive

comfort from Mother Earth instead

of a factory.

Heather Rose/Garden Whimsies

Rudi Rudolf/Wooden Apple

Woodturning: Strives to arrive at the

best use for each piece of wood

by striking a balance between

color and grain and a pleasing,

appropriate form.

BethLarson Waggle Tops: Fleece

dog beds.

Tara Townsend Goat Milk Soap/

Bantam Lane: Naturally nourishing

Goat's Milk Skin Care products.

Beer Soaps from Deschutes Brewery

and GoodLife Brewing Company,

as well as Wine Soaps from Volcano

Vineyards.

JEWELRYChristine Allen: Truly unique

handcrafted jewelry. Repurposed,

urban Vintage and natural

elements.

Stuart Breidenstein: Bend’s most

unusual jeweler, and way beyond

into the realm of unimaginable

accessories.

Sarah Alice Brit ton: Inspired by the

industrial Northeast where artist was

raised.

Walter Brown: Custom gemstone

faceting set in standard sterling

silver or 14kt gold jewelry.

Caroline Deitrich

Lisa Gastelum TQB Design: Beaded

spheres begin with a wooden core

that is dyed to match the seed bead

exterior. Meticulously hand-woven

beaded technique.

Berta & Rex Heisler: Berta and Rex

Heisler are creators of several forms

of glass jewelry, and glass mosaic

wall art. They are locally best known

for their large selection of dichroic

glass jewelry, gold fumed boro

glass pendants, and their glass and

fire opal jewelry. Nanette Jordan

Michele Keller: Union Studio Metals

Karen Klinefelter: Contemporary

jewelry.

Kerin Dimeler-Laurence: Designs

vintage-inspired jewelry for modern

wear. Each piece is unique and

reflects the influence of the Pacific

Northwest.

Joelle Lenay: Handcrafted eclectic

jewelry and accessories made

from semi-precious stones, unique

beads, rare feathers and fine metals.

Kaylaa Milaine: A wire weaver,

creating crochet/knit metal jewelry

and accessories including the

'flamenco' earring and 'corsage'

bracelet.

Jamison Rae Olson: Handcrafted

sterling silver and 14k gold-filled

jewelry. It 'll make you feel pretty!

Kym Paxton: A sentimental gif t of

ancestry, travel, and adventure. A

gift of the Past or the Future. A gift

of the heart.

Lyle Poulin: Combining the old-

world techniques of the traditional

blacksmith with a modern aesthetic,

Lyle Poulin of Hand Forge creates

artisan jewelry, accessories and

home accents that have a lasting

rustic beauty.

Brian Smith

Cherie Smith: Makes recycled

glass jewelry from vintage alcohol

bottles. Each piece is shaped and

tumbled before being handcrafted

into sparkling eco-friendly jewelry.

Valerie and Dennis Smith: Pewter

accessories.

Sheila Walker/She Walks Design:

Creates unique handmade copper

jewelry inspired by nature, using a

Tea multiple step patina process.

Jen Amos: Three favorite materials

to create with are the perfect

dichotomy: beautiful wood, glit ter,

with a bit of crystal clear resin thrown

in to encapsulate the thought.

ORIGINAL BOOKPatricia Wilson: Author of "I Can't

See But I Can Imagine,” a delightful

children’s book with song and story

on CD.

CARICATURISTSam Klemke: Caricaturist

Stuart Breidenstein is proud to offer abnormal

jewelry to Bend's misfits, edge-pushers, and

non-conformists.


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conscious Livingshowcase

Located on wall street between

oregon Avenue and Greenwood Avenue

the Bank of the cascades Bend Fall Festival presented by the source weekly is pleased to welcome back the conscious Living showcase, presented by clean energy works oregon a wonderfully popular shout out to those businesses who help us live

a healthy, green lifestyle in Bend.

exhibitors Include:natural Approach chiropractic

cascade Breath

All natural Pest elimination

n-Hance revolutionary wood Removal

turf-n central oregon

Heart of oregon corps

Bril l iant Building Products

Great northern windows

Green savers UsA

Kagen waters

wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation

oregon Adaptive sports

central oregon veterans outreach

chimps Inc.

Alta Rock energy

Atlas security & Alarm service

Partners in care Home Health and Hospice

Farmers Insurance

AAA oregon Idaho

Bend spay + neuter Project

Song SchoolR ve r

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5 41 . 6 47 . 2 7 3 9 151 SW Shevlin Hixon Dr. Bend Oregon 97702

River Song Montessori is a non-profit school providing a

nurturing, individually tailored educational experience for children 3-6 years old. Strong

academic fundamentals are interwoven with art, music, movement, and global curriculum

to create a foundation for lifelong learning.

We are excited to be a part of the Fall Festival and would like to give a special Thanks to Cameron and Tiffany Clark the founders of this amazing event.

c.e. Lovejoy’s Harvest market

located in the parking lot at the corner of

Wall Street and Greenwood Avenue

Fresh produce and goods! Guest chef demonstrations sat. and

sun. 11am-5pm!

And The Savory Spice Shop’s Best Pumpkin Pie in Central Oregon

Contest:

email [email protected] for more information.

Deschutes county Department solid waste

Living well therapy

energy conservation Insulation

toys for tots - sponsored by Building solution - Drop off a holiday toy donation!!

clean energy works oregon

vitela Health of central oregon

take shape For Life

toys for tots

solar Light

Longhorn Lumber

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mountain Air Indoors

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Located on wall street between

oregon Avenue and Greenwood

the Bank of the cascades Bend Deschutes county Department solid waste

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