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Fun for all at the 2015 Brockport Arts Festival

Summertime in upstate New York is synonymous with outdoor events, concerts and festivals. The Brockport Arts Festival (BAF) is a well-known festival that draws tens of thousands of folks to western Mon-roe County. This year’s festival will take place in the heart of the village of Brockport on Saturday, August 8 from 10 a.m. until 6 p.m. and on Sunday, August 9 from 10 a.m. until 4:30 p.m. The festival site will be located along Main Street from State Street south to the railroad bridge.

Over 110 artists will showcase their work at this year’s BAF. This juried show includes new and returning artists who are selected by the BAF Commit-tee. These artists create a wide variety of products in media including wood, clay, ceramics, glass, textiles, and metal.

“We are proud to host high-quality art-ists who hail from all over New York along with some artists from Texas, Florida and the mid-West,” said Art Appleby, BAF Chairperson and President of the Brock-port Integrated Service Club Organization (BISCO).

Stop out to the Brockport Arts Festival and witness thousands of yellow plastic ducks floating in the Erie Canal. The popular BAF event, called the Duck Derby, is set for Sunday, August 9 at 3:30 p.m. Interested in taking a chance on a win-ner? Duck tickets can be purchased at the Duck Derby booth throughout the festival weekend. Tickets are $5 each; five tickets are called Quack Pack and cost $20. Buy a flock of 35 tickets for $100. Prizes including gas gift cards, Wegmans gift cards, comput-ers, gas grills and TVs, will be awarded for the first five and last five ducks that cross the finish line.

Do you have a prized roadster? Drive on in to the Brockport Arts Festival Cruise-in on Saturday, August 8 from 10 a.m. until 6 p.m. This year’s Cruise-in, sponsored by the Mopar Club, will have a new location on College Street. Stop over to see some great hot rods and vintage vehicles.

Get to the arts festival early on Sunday from 8 a.m. until 1 p.m. to visit the popu-lar Farmers Market located along Market Street. Many area growers will offer their latest harvests.

Food, food, and more food. Check out all the different food vendors including two BISCO booths at this year’s BAF.

“You can find fried dough, ice cream and much more -- even specialty coffee at the different food truck vendors,” said Appleby.

Greg Lund, BISCO secretary, explained how important the festival is to the Brockport communi-ty: “We have unique vendors. The festival highlights all that Brockport offers to our community. We invite folks to come spend a day or the weekend, shop, enjoy

the music and food and tour our village,” he said.

Besides all the great artists, food and en-tertainment, during the festival weekend, festival-goers can learn more about Brock-port organizations and all that the greater Brockport community has to offer. Area churches will offer tours of their historic worship places, and also offer rummage and baked food sales.

Make it easy – take the shuttleEvent organizers encourage attendees to park at the Sweden Plaza on Route 19 south of Route 31, just outside of the village, and use the festival shuttle. This shuttle will operate throughout the weekend from 9:30 a.m. until 6:30 p.m. on Saturday and 9:30 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. on Sunday. The shuttle buses will run to and from the festival every 20 minutes.

Check out more festival information highlighted in this special Westside News Inc. publication or visit the BAF website at brockportartsfestival.com.

by Maggie Fitzgibbon for the Brockport Arts Festival Committee

Brockport Arts Festival features “unique vendors. The festival highlights all that Brockport offers to our community. We invite folks to come spend a day or the weekend, shop, enjoy the music and food and tour our village.”

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Vendor Check-In Friday, august 7th (6:30 to 8:30 pm) and Saturday, august 8th (6:00 to 8:30 am). Check-in will be at Brockport Bowl - 4660 Lake Road. Vendor set-up is Friday 7:00 to 9:00 pm and Saturday 6:00 - 9:00 am. FInd uS On FaCEBOOK

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BISCO - a short name for a great community organization

BISCO is the acronym for the Brockport Integrated Service Club Organization. It may be a short name but the good work com-pleted by this organization can be found all throughout the Brockport-Sweden area.

BISCO is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organi-zation that was founded in 1993. A group of representatives from area community organizations came together to collectively raise money for projects that would benefit the community. The group’s primary focus is to fund projects which benefit children in the Brockport-Sweden area.

“BISCO has purchased a multi-seat cycle and storage shed for Camp Abilities, a camp for children with visual impairments that is held at The College at Brockport. We also provided funding for Cool Kids, a cultural arts event series for families that is held in Brockport and also made a donation to Seymour Library for construction of a history room,” said Art Appleby, BISCO President and Chairperson of the Brockport Arts Festival.

Other community projects supported by

BISCO include the Brockport Toy Shelf, computers and equipment for the Youth Area at Seymour Library, the Brockport Central School District’s Walk to School Program, playground equipment for the Barry Street and Corbett Parks along with a long list of contributions to other local endeavors.

Each year, BISCO organizes and spon-sors the Brockport Arts Festival, one of the area’s largest summer festivals.

BISCO membership is open to any per-son who is a member of any of the groups that comprise BISCO -- Brockport Rotary, Kiwanis, Lions, Elks, Fire Department and many other community organizations. Board meetings are held the first Tuesday of the month. For information on becom-ing a BISCO member, visit the website at brockportartsfestival.com or contact [email protected].


Brockport Art Festival to hold19th Annual Duck Derby August 9

Every year since 1997, the final event at the Brockport Arts Festival is the annual Duck Derby. The 2015 event marks its 19th year. Thousands of plastic ducks will be dumped off the Main Street canal bridge to race towards the Park Avenue bridge and historic Harvester Park. The community and festival attendees will cheer on the ducks. The first six and last six ducks that cross the finish line are prize winners. The Duck Derby continues to be the most popular single event during the Brockport Arts Festival.

The event is also the largest fundraiser for the Arts Festival and allows BISCO to fund various youth and community projects throughout the year. In the last 20 years, BISCO has supported over $250,000 proj-ects including the Brockport Toy Shelf, various playgrounds, Sweden Town Park (skate park and baseball field), Brockport Fire Department equipment, Cool Kids pro-gram, Brockport Eagles football program, Seymour Library, Walk/Bike Brockport, and Lakeside Hospital. This year’s Duck Derby proceeds will benefit additional projects to be identified later.

This year’s Duck Derby prizes are the largest ever offered in the 19 year history of the event, including:

First and last prizes - $1000 Gift Cards (Wegmans)

Second and second from last - $500 Debit Card (Drs. Thaney & Bowdler), $500 prize ($300 Five Star Bank Debit Card and $200 gas card)

Third and third from last - $400 Gas Grill from Lowes, $400 Gas Cards from Brock-port Lions and Brockport Rotary

Fourth and fourth from last - $250 Gift Cards (Wegmans)

Fifth and fifth from last - $200 Desktop Computer and $200 32” Flat Screen TV (Sunnking)

Sixth and sixth from last - $150 Semes-ter SERC Memberships at The College at Brockport

In addition, nominal prizes from local merchants will be awarded in a random drawing during the time between the sixth and sixth from last ducks crossing the fin-ish line. Nominal prizes value between $25 and $100, and winners will not be elimi-nated from winning the higher-value Duck Derby prizes. Local merchants wishing to support BISCO and the Duck Derby can send their gift certificates or other nominal prizes to: BISCO - Duck Derby, PO Box 197, Brockport, NY 14420-0197.

Duck Derby tickets can be purchased individually (A Lonely Duck) for $5, pack-age of five tickets (Quack Pack) for $20, or package of 35 tickets (Community Flock) for $100. Duck Derby tickets are available from BISCO members, Towpath Lodge members, Brockport Lions members, Brockport Rotary members, and Brockport Firemen. Groups selling the tickets also benefit from your purchase of Duck Derby tickets through a generous sales commis-sion.

Be sure to attend this year’s Duck Derby on Sunday, August 9 at 3:30 p.m., at the Main Street canal lift bridge in downtown Brockport. Your purchase of Duck Derby tickets will provide you the chance to share in the prizes and will support future BISCO youth and community projects.

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Calling all wine aficionados and music loversVisit the Wine Garden at the Brockport

Arts Festival and you can speak with rep-resentatives from local wineries and learn more about the art of wine tasting.

Six New York wineries will offer tastings at the Wine Garden throughout the festival weekend. Admission is $5 per person for those who are 21 or older. This admission price includes tastings from all six partici-pating wineries.

Thousand Island Winery, Victorianbourg Wine Estate, Gust of Sun Winery, Lakeland Winery, Salamanca Estate Winery and Five Sons Winery will be featured at this year’s Brockport Arts Festival (BAF). The Wine Garden will be located in Sagawa Park just off Main Street.

A local winery from Brockport is featured this year. “Five Sons is a winery in Brock-port that is owned by a retired Brockport police officer and his family,” said Greg Lund, secretary of BISCO and chair of the Food and Wine Garden Committee. “We’ve grown over the last few years and the Wine Garden is now open throughout the festival weekend. And most importantly, we are proud to give our area wineries the chance to be a part of this great event.”

Musicians, dancers and performers of all ages will give festival attendees a reason to smile at this year’s BAF. Entertainment stages will be located at Sagawa Park and the Morgan Manning House.

“Nerds in Denial will perform. This band is made up of a group of local high school students who have a popular following, “ said Andy Pacitto, BISCO Vice President.

“Summer Torrance, a Brockport fitness instructor, will present various classes of-fered at her studio. Master Lim and some of his students will demonstrate Tai Kwon Do. The Country Cloggers are another festival favorite,” Pacitto said. Street performers can be found in Sagawa Park throughout the weekend. All of this entertainment is free.

Find Out More: Check out the complete entertainment schedule, as well as the festival map and information, included in this special section and on the website at brockportartsfestival.com.


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