Carbondale Mountain Fair July 24-26 2009

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The Carbondale Mountain Fair composts and recycles 85% of its waste. Please be part of this solution…..not the problem! Thanks!

REDUCE, REUSE, RECYCLE The Carbondale Mountain Fair is committed to being as GREEN

as possible, which means we need you to be as aware about

your garbage as we are. We’re making it easy for you to do that.

Composting Stations are set up around the fair with our Green

Team there to help you throw all garbage away properly. All vendors

are using compostable plates, cups and utensils. We thank New

Belgium Brewery, Cacaloco, Aspen Ski Company Environmental

Foundation and The Carbondale Environmental Board for assisting

us in this endeavor. We also have recycling containers around the

fair for aluminum and plastic. Last, but not least, these programs

can be used again. Please leave them at any of the entrance/exits

of the fair for others to enjoy. Thanks to you, we recycled and

composted more waste than was sent to the landfi ill.

WATER In the spirit of reducing waste we have eliminated disposable

plastic water bottles. Drinking Stations are located near the park

bathrooms and the Oasis. Look for the red and white water banners

to fi ll up. Don’t have a cup? The Cantina and T-Shirt Booth are

selling Mountain Fair mugs good for keeping beer cold, coffee hot or

water at your fi ngertips. Be part of preserving our earth.

ALCOHOL POLICYNO ALCOHOL CAN BE BROUGHT INTO THE PARK – nor taken out.

The entire Park (except the Oasis) has been licensed to consume

alcohol. So you can buy your refreshments at the Sopris

Cantina and take them back with you to your encampment or

to the Food Fairway area and enjoy a drink with your meal. The

Cantina will sell New Belgium Beers and organic wine, hard

cider, margaritas and our famous Freshies mojitos. Special

Bloody Marys will be available Saturday and Sunday Mornings

made with Paonia’s local Peak Spirits vodka until noon. IDs and

wristbands are required for persons drinking alcohol. All coolers

will be inspected at the entrances of the fair and we expect all

fairgoers to comply with these regulations.

HANDICAPPED PARKING & HANDICAPPED RESTROOMS Parking and handicapped accessible restrooms are available at

the U.S. Forest Service parking lot on Main St., which enables

easy access into the Oasis area. Proper identifi cation must be

posted in the vehicles or they will be towed. The existing Park

Restrooms are also handicapped accessible.

FIRST AID The Carbondale Volunteer Fire Department will once again have

the First Aid Booth, located in front of the pavilion at the Open

Space. A misting shower will be hooked up behind the Gazebo at

the corner of 7th & Euclid. Fairgoers are invited to cool off all day.

LAWN CHAIRS, UMBRELLAS & SHADE COVERINGS

So that all may better enjoy the Fair, the following ground rules

will apply: Lawn chairs placed in an arc in front of the Sound

Booth must be of the low variety, without a high back. The rule is

if a basketball can be placed underneath the chair it is too big

for this area. Shade coverings and umbrellas can only be placed

on the south side and behind the arc of the Sound Booth. All

shade coverings and canopies MUST be open on all sides AND

AVAILABLE FOR OTHERS TO SHARE/USE WHEN YOU ARE NOT

PRESENT. This way all of the best spaces are not left unoccupied

for any length of time – while other fairgoers are unable to see or

sit because of lack of room. Shade tents cannot be set up until

8 a.m. on Friday. Any found up before that will be taken down.

NEW THIS YEAR…PINK PORTA POTTIES FOR “WOMEN ONLY” COURTESY OF MRI. Ladies, lets see how clean we can keep these.

REMINDERS• No dogs, pets or glass allowed in Sopris Park.• No alcohol may be brought into the park.

• Bicycles must be parked at the Fair’s perimeters.

Thanks for helping us make things run smoothly!


T he bounty of free entertainment at Mountain Fair, as well as the free Summer Concert Series, are brought to you by CCAH, building community

through art, and the Town of Carbondale. Support these endeavors with your membership. Become a member at the Info Booth or by calling 963.1680.

Friday, July 24 MC - Pastor Mustard

G 4:00 Opening Blessing: Gong by Steve Cook

G 4:05 Community Drum Circle with

Rhythms Of The Heart

Laurie Loeb oversees a melding of beats and spirit in one of the favorite drum circles of the year. Bring a percussion instrument or borrow one from the Mother of Mountain Fair!

G 4:00 Parade the Festival Grounds to the Oasis

G 5:00 The Tony Furtado Band

Acoustic virtuosity with rockin rhythms. Furtado has 14 albums and numerous awards to his name plus a huge fan base in Colorado. This year Mountain Fair is starting off with a bang and won’t stop till we drop. Tony is playing with renowned Colorado musicians Dave Watts and Eric Thorin. Catch Tony at Steve’s Guitars later in the evening. www.tonyfurtado.com/tour.html

O 6:30 Dance Extravaganza w/ Sahara Moon Seven dance troupes from the Roaring Fork

Valley perform an eclectic variety of dance styles including; belly dance, modern, jazz, Tahitian, hula and African. The show is an exciting combination of ancient and modern dance forms. Featured dance troupes include Sahara Moon, Center Sisters, Inshallah, Fusion in Motion, Artilluma Dance Company, African Dance Troupe and the Senior Dance Company.

G 7:00 Vince Herman and Great American Taxi Vince is best known as the leader of Leftover

Salmon but his latest venture hits the same heights of festive. Joined by iconic Boulder musicians: Jim Lewin, Chad Staehly, Chris Sheldon and Edwin Hurwitz. The night is going to heat up with Celtic, acoustic, rock and lots of roll! www.greatamericantaxi.net

Saturday, July 25 MC - DJ Phatheads + Ms. Moon

C 7:15 Mount Sopris Runoff

A challenging 16 mile run over Basalt Mountain. The Finish line is on Weant.

A 10:00 Art Booths Open

Support these amazing artists as they help support this fair.

C 10:00 Fly Casting Competition

in the Open Space hosted by Fly Fisherman Extraordinaire, Tony Fotopolis.

O 10:30- Music Together with Annie Flynn

11:15 Annie combines movement and music to create magic for the very young. Best for ages 2 - 6

G 11:00 Round Mountain

Based in Santa Fe, New Mexico, their background ranges from Balkan and West African styles to traditional Appalachian music, from classical to funk www.roundmountainmusic.com

G Gazebo O Oasis C Competition JT Jam Tent A Art Tent


C 11:00 Pie Baking Contest

Located at the Judging Tent. Bring entries by from 10 - 10:45 and be sure to stop by later and buy a slice of heaven!

O 11:30 Story Telling w/ Drea Marsh

What little kid doesn’t love Drea. Host of KDNK’s The Funky Phantom Toolbooth Hour on Sundays. www.kdnk.org

C Noon Singles Horseshoe Tournament

at Glassier Park

The park is located half a block from park on Weant. Sign up in advance at The Info Booth or just show up.

JT Noon Bluegrass Jam at 7th Street Tent

Bring an instrument and join in some pickin or just come and enjoy!

O 12:15 The Rock Bottom Ranch Come join the gang from Rock Bottom Ranch for

some old fashioned family games for all ages and stick around to try a hand at cranking goat milk ice cream.

G 12:20 Rising Stars Series featuring:

The Jazz Aspen Student Recital bringing on the jazz of old and new, The No Joes, Carbondales newest generation of rockin musicians from 3 Carbondale schools and Marilyn Lindquist bringing incredible vocals and great musicianship.

O 1:15 The Jammin Jim Show Magic, Juggling and joy! Jammin has been a

staple in the valley for a long time. His act is infectious for all! Come laugh, play and participate. Jamminjuggling.com

C 2:00 The Adult Limbo Contest in the Open Space

Hosted by Dr. Limbo and his happy sidekick Mr. Foulkrod! This is back bending at its best! Show up and go low!!

O 2:15 Jeff Kagan -

Environmental Musical Kids Performer

Naturalist, educator and musician, Jeff mixes it all up into one big ball of love for the environment that catches fi re with children and adults alike.

G 2:45 Jes Grew Long time favorites in the Roaring Fork Valley

throwing down the southern fried grooves and jam rock

O 3:30 Music by Sophie Dasaro

Twelve year old Sophie Dasaro is a true independent spirit, singing and playing her guitar. Inspired by the memory of her mother and driven by the talent of her father. Her covers are charming and originals older than her years.

JT 3:45 Acoustic Jam at the 7th Street Tent

Acoustic and percussion plus voice should make for a fun jam!

C 4:00 The Women’s Wood Splitting

Competition in the Open Space

Steve Skinner will host this women and wood competition. Please sign up in advance at the Info Booth. Its not the size of the woman but how she wields an axe!

O 4:30 Hula Hoop Competition w/Betty Hoop

Betty Hoops hosts Hoop Camps and Craft parties in the valley.

She also teaches Hoop Dance workshops for adults. bettyhoops.com

G 5:00 Brave Combo

From Austin, a groundbreaking world music act, a hot jazz quintet, a rollicking rock’n’roll bar band, a Tex-Mex conjunto, a sizzling blues band, a saucy cocktail combo, a deadly serious novelty act, a Latin orchestra, and one of America’s best dance bands. www.brave.com/bo

O 6:30 Young Talent On Stage

Join Sophie Dasaro, incredible singer/songwriter and The No Joes, featuring Ryan Myler, Emily Bruell, Lyle Luckett, Carly Rosenthal and Matt Palomino, as young talent takes the stage.

G 7:00 The Hillbilly Hellcats

Rockabilly old school style. Expect a swirl of surf, Stray Cats induced, elvis acting grooves from some masters! www.myspace.com/hillbillyhellcats

G 8:45 Masri Nar Egyptian Fire Dance Troupe

A fi ne way to end an amazing day at the fair. Fire, magic and beauty dazzle and delight.

G Gazebo O Oasis C Competition JT Jam Tent A Art Tent


Sunday, July 26 MC - Cheshire Kat and Steve Skinner

C 8:30 Porcupine Loop Bike Race

Meet at 7th and Euclid for Registration. Race starts at 9

G 10:00 Earthbeat Choir

Earthbeat has been charming fair audiences for many years. Young faces, sweet harmonies and fun songs make for the perfect way to begin the day.

A 10:00 Artists Booths Open

Buy gifts for the rest of the year right here. Agreat way to support Carbondale’s local arts council, as well as the talent they bring in!

O 11:00 Music Together w/ Annie Flynn

See Saturday

C 11:00 Cake Baking Contest at the Judging Tent

The theme is royalty and the judges will be decked out as fantastically as the cakes. Be sure to buy a slice at the end.

JT 11:00 Old Tyme Jam at the 7th Street Tent

Old tyme, Celtic and more will be played. Come with voice and instruments.

G 11:30 The Sybarite 5

Strings Magazine describes them this way, “The Sybarite Chamber Players are a New York–based group of gifted young string musicians who have gained a reputation for juxtaposing the likes of Stravinsky with Radiohead, or Dvorák with Led Zeppelin. sybarite5.org

O Noon The Sneetches Written by Dr. Suess and directed by Anne Marie Zanca, this show will make children from 1 to 100 smile.

C Noon Doubles Horseshoe Tournament

at Glassier Park

O 12:40 Bikrams Yoga Exposition with

Bel and Emily Carpenter

In the top of yoga competition this show will amaze. www.bikramsbasalt.com

G 1:00 Spring Creek

Winners of the 2007 Telluride Bluegrass Band contest. Lots of pickin, great harmonies and bluegrass fun! www.springcreekbluegrassband.com

O 1:15 The Jammin Jim Show

Juggling, Comedy, Music, and much much more!

O 2:15 Colin O’Brien - Banjo For Kids

In the spirit of John Hartford, O’Brien turns kids on to the history and love of banjo with playfulness and style.

G 2:45 Boulder Acoustic Society

The new wave of acoustic roots music. Fantastic musicianship mixed with entertainment boulderacousticsociety.net

O 3:10 The All Ages Talent Show!

Come share your talent.

C 4:00 Men’s Woodsplitting Competition

Hosted by Steve Skinner surrounded by lots of muscle! Sign up in advance at the Info Booth.

JT 4:00 Bluegrass Jam at 7th Street Tent

The fi nal jam of the fair will include bluegrass, old tyme and celtic.

O 4:30 Poi Workshop with

Carolyn Cipperly and Friends

The art of poi spinning is fun for all ages and offers gentle stretching, movement and improved coordination

G 5:00 Spiritual Rez

This 7 piece, horn laden, reggae funk dance party is a favorite wherever they play. They lift the spirit while grooving the soul. www.spiritualrez.com

A 5:00 Art Booths begin to close

Better get those last minute items! We want our artists to be happy!

O 6:30 Closing Parade beginning at The Oasis

Bring your creativity, costumes, puppets and poetry for the super duper celebratory parade through the park

G 7:00 Juno What!

70’s style funk from Motet members. This is guaranteed to be a closer that makes memories of 2009 special. myspace.com/junowhatband

O 9:00 The Sopris Sun presents the

2009 Mountain Fair Slideshow

Yes folks, like the days of yore, the fair will close with a return to a slideshow of this year’s memories. Hosted by Carbondale’s very own independent newspaper.


INTERNATIONAL3 Sabra’s Deli Falafel, dolmas and Middle Eastern treats

11 India’s Clay Oven Indian food

5 Roaring Fork Family Center Gyros, lemonade

9 La Fogata Ceviche, pupusas, fresh fruit drinks

2 Carlson Catering Crepes

19 White House Pizza Wood fi red pizza

19 El Zocalo Fish Tacos

17 All Spun Out Fresh sushi, hand rolls

20 Duke Pines Teriayki chicken and Garlic shrimp

MEATS6 Smokin’ Willies Pulled Pork, chicken, smoked

buffalo, corn on the cob

5 Scout Dogs Hot and spicy dogs, lemonade

10 Philadelphia Philly Philly steak, chicken

12 Chef Dean Martin Shrimp, beef and veggie kebabs/ahi steak

8 Smoke BBQ Ribs, smoked meats

COLD TREATS18 Methodist Church Ice cream cones and sundaes

14 St. Mary of the Crown Root Beer fl oats

16 Mr. Lemonade Fresh squeezed lemonade and lime-aid

Roaming Jeffreez Italian Ice Italian ices

OTHER15 Craig’s Concessions Pennsylvania dutch funnel cakes

22 Old Tyme Kettle Korn Sweet and salty popcorn

13 Gourmet Nuts Sweet and salty nuts/cotton candy

SWEETS1 Ruby and Beda’s Pedal Palace Organic, carbon-free Smoothies


The Porcupine Loop Bike Race

MT. SOPRIS RUNOFF The 31st annual foot race from Basalt to the Mountain Fair starts at the Basalt 7/11 at 8 a.m. Saturday. Race day registration starts at 7:25 a.m. A shuttle will be available after the race to return runners to their vehicles in Basalt.

FLY CASTING COMPETITION Run by the infamous fi sherman, Gill Finn, one of the legends of fl y-fi shing in the Roaring Fork Valley, the competition takes place Saturday, 10 a.m., at the Open Space area of the Park. Prizes donated by Alpine Angling. Registration till 9:45 a.m. at the Info Booth.

PIE and CAKE BAKING The Pie Judging takes place on Saturday, at 11:00 and Cake is on Sunday at 11:00 in the Judging Canopy near the Info Booth. Categories include: Fruit, Cream and Exotic for pies and Torte, Exotic and Cake

HORSESHOE THROWING Singles and Doubles – The Singles Tourney takes place at high noon on Saturday. The Doubles Tourney is on Sunday, also at high noon. Both events take place at Glassier Park, two blocks south of Sopris Park on Weant Blvd. Register at the Info Booth beginning Friday.

LIMBO CONTEST Get down with Dr. Limbo at 2:00 p.m. Saturday in the Open Space area. Prizes are donated by Alpine Angling and Dr. Limbo.

THE WOOD SPLITTING CHAMPIONSHIP Not to be missed. The Women’s Competition takes place on Saturday at 4 p.m. The Men’s is held Sunday at 4 p.m. Both in the Open Space. Registration begins Friday. All entrants must wear safety shoes. Steel-toed protectors are available at the competition. Winners receive a new wood splitting maul.

THE PORCUPINE LOOP BIKE RACE In it’s seventh year this race is a casual, fun race. Racers meet in Sopris Park at 8:30 a.m on Sunday. behind the stage. The race begins at the driveway of Joyce and Dick Hunter on Dinkle Lake Road, on the Porcupine Loop Trail and ends in Sopris Park.

Entries from the Pie and Cake Baking Contest.

The competitions of Mountain Fair have an honored place in fair history. The pie and cake competitions,

fl y-casting, running, biking, wood splitting, horseshoe, and limbo contests are great ways to participate in “Localmotion”. Registrations for most contests take

place at the CCAH Info Booth.


T he fair features over 164 vendors from across the country. Take a stroll around the booths and take in the exquisite arts and crafts, which include photography,

paintings, woodworking, pottery, and a host of other hand-made items.

Immediate Right: Be sure to see the Raku works of

Lance Timco at booth 126Top:

Amy Fortunato brings us her Cowboys Sweetheart jewelry,

booth 44Middle:

Booth 123 offers women’s fashion clothing.

Bottom: Bee Happy Candles, beeswax candles brought to us by Jan

Schubert at booth 88


CLAY32 Ruthann Maze East West Pottery hand painted, functional stoneware pottery100 Tony Heslop Brentwood Pottery handthrown stoneware and raku 103 Jeff Kuhns Jeff Kuhns wheel thrown and sculptural stoneware

[email protected] Lance Timco Timco Art Pottery thrown pottery & raku [email protected] Robert Hughs KioteClay Pottery handthrown,handbuilt clay [email protected] Melissa Harvey Buffalo Mountain Pottery pottery [email protected] Sheena Cameron Rare Earth sculpture [email protected] Kimmberly Ioane Kimmberly Ioane Studios raku fi red baskets [email protected] Ross Elgial Igneous Earthworks hand thrown construction pottery

CULINARY ARTS27 Nancy and Andy Coonridge Coonridge Organic Goat Cheese

organic goat cheese [email protected] Arik Glesne Bee Chama Honey raw honey, bee products & bee based beauty products [email protected] Katie O’hara-Barrett O’hara Jams & Jellies homemade jams, jellies and sauces

[email protected]

COMBINED CATEGORIES76/77 James Haas and Cathya Savage Cave Dreamers hand painted silk scarves, stone and silver jewelry [email protected] Willow Summers Junk Mail handcrafted jewelry from raw materials

[email protected]

61 Michael McKenna and Lea Rolfson Smiling Son Pottery Lea’s Organic Skin Care ceramic drums/skin care 142 June Carter/Cody Lyon June Carter Designs/ Lyon Art functional fused glass and oil paintings 92,93,94 CCAH Artists Gallery High quality local arts carbondalearts.com Jerry Bauer Tanya Black Amy Butowitz Staci Dickerson Joan Engler Sandie Gardner Jonathan Hagman Nonie Hoffman Megan Larsen Austin Lottimer Summers Moore Joy Rosenberg Sandy Rubino Mariah Shipp Michael Steuben Zoe Tessier Felicia Trevor Lea Tyler Sara Ward130 Vicky Hinds/ Judy Schnepp Hinds Sight /Mind To Metal paint and paper/metal sculpture

1956bsacomcast.net • [email protected] Peter Stacey/ John Hoffman photos/metal sculpture [email protected] Axel Stewart/ Eric Allen iron work/pottery [email protected] Sarah Leidner/ Kelly Land-Prideux

jewelry 90,91 Ann Harris, SAW (Studio for Arts + Works) Steven Colby Anne Goldberg Nancy Barbour Colby June Gretchen Koenig Alayne Tetor Alex Watson Stanley Bell CCAH Silent Auction Artists from the Fair silent auction *Located near the Judging Tent.




CLOTHING57 Colinne Seemayer/ Jeff Rubin Colors Artwear womens clothing w/ stamp painting, batik [email protected] Marcel Antoinette La Donnas House of Design children’s clothing [email protected] Elizabeth Jenkins Handwoven Design handwoven clothing [email protected] Sally Owen SC Designs women’s high fashion clothing [email protected] Monique Toulouse July Five original women’s clothing julystarfi [email protected] Jennifer Tuggle Autumn Teneyl Designs womens fashion clothing [email protected] Tom Joyce Joyce Family Enterprises original children and adult clothing

[email protected] Cyndi Buck Cyndi Buck Designs hand-dyed silk velvet dresses, tops,and more [email protected]/154 John Busscher Dye-Namics tie-dye and batik clothing and tapestries

[email protected] Cyndy Love Cyndy Love Designs fl eece clothes [email protected], 99 Amir Lagher Luna Claire original clothing [email protected] Elisabeth Delehaunty Elisabethan LLC vintage & reclaimed clothing [email protected] Nina Paul Nina Paul batik clothing for women and kids

[email protected]/46 Maryon Hatter The Hatters leather, canvas and felt hats

40 Staci Teague Rybug recycled clothing [email protected] Tiffany Tinker Tiffany Tinker Art Originals painted silk scarves and clothing

[email protected] Jane Smith

Just Plain Jane recycled goods [email protected] Victor Field Ataraxia silkscreen clothing [email protected] Emily Marshall Free Time Hats hats [email protected] Debbie Brawley The Unbroken Circle children’s clothing [email protected] Willow Mannan115/116 Sheilah Grebe Grebe Batik custom made clothing with batik designs

[email protected] Soxymoron recycled, upcycled clothing [email protected]

FABRIC ARTS152 Neil and Lisa Kahrs Kahrs Toy Time puppet marionettes [email protected] David Crawford Wild West Designs tapestry and leather purses, bags and hip packs [email protected] Molly Dunn Crawford Eagle Nest Chair hanging chairs [email protected] Connie Bradley Forgotten Arts quilts 30a Deanna Curry-Elrod Sapphire Sky Alpacas alpaca hats, scarves etc [email protected] Luis Chavez Native Arts handwoven bracelets, cotton shirts hand

[email protected]


39 Tracey Belt Tracey Belt Designs sterling silver belts [email protected]

FLORAL113 Paul Peng Lily’s Bonsai bonsai Trees

GLASS 112 Kimberly Reed Refl ections of Light leaded glass boxes and decorative hangings

reedsrefl [email protected] Jeff and Jenny Tseng Spring Designs hand painted glass vases [email protected] Mitch Berg Wired Glass fused glass,wire and found object sculpture

[email protected] Cynthia and Jim Miller Fireweed handblown glass jc_fi [email protected] Jason & Keena Kimmel Forest Lampworking handblown,frameworked glass [email protected]

JEWELRY29 Sean Berton Sean’s Celtic Creations sterling and gold jewelry [email protected] Sara Foster Stone Creek Designs fabricated.forged,handcast jewelry

[email protected] 114 TK Connor TK Connor handcrafted rings, errings and hair art [email protected] Richard Lindsay Richard Lindsay Design hand fabricated earrings, bracelets,

brooches, belts and rings [email protected] Ginny Wolf Ginny Wolf semi precious stones, found objects and glass jewelry [email protected]

79 Celeste Hill/ David Sheppard Sheppard/Hill Designs sterling and gold jewelry [email protected] Kristine Riis Cenfi eld Kristine Riis Designs forged metals with precious gems [email protected] Kirk McCarthy Light Y’ears niobium jewlery [email protected] Collin Scherba Instarsia Studio high quality custom jewelry [email protected] Whare Heke Moana Nui Designs carved bone pendants [email protected] Hanan Epshtein/Erez Ingel Silver Mind greek jewelry [email protected] Amy Fortunato Cowboy’s Sweetheart jewelry- silver, copper [email protected] Danny Bushart Romantic Jewelery fi ne jewelry [email protected] Judy Davidson The Crown jewels sterling and bronze jewelry [email protected] Rachael Pulkkila Rocky’s Hardwear sterling and reclaimed materials [email protected] Vickie Deane Vickie Deane Jewelry hand fabricated jewelry [email protected] Kristin Annon hand forged jewelry [email protected]

LEATHER 118 Barry & Jean Anderson Sundance C Sheepskin footware, hats, mittens [email protected]


41 Mark and Martha Bauer Rolling Thunder deerskin jackets, bags and vests [email protected] Leslie Zauf The Early Sun hand-cut/hand -sewn leather [email protected]

METAL117 Thomas Leiblein Silvie Goldmark Design functional silver sculpture [email protected]/68 Fred Conlon Sugar Post Metal recycled sculpture [email protected] Alex Thomas and Rick Naredo The Cat & the Fiddle silverware whimsical art catandfi [email protected] Jennifer Utsch Jendala torched reclaimed metal [email protected] Richard Kolb Yardbirds recycled metal sculpture [email protected] Dea Shea Iron Maiden of Denver metal sculpture and garden art [email protected] Robert and Faye Boyce Shooting Star copper cut shapes [email protected] Juana/Eva Pena Pena Designs copper and steel [email protected]

MYSTIC MILE160/161 Ed Muniz Massage Co-op massage [email protected] Elise Sherman Elise Sherman tarot reading [email protected] Ruby Burkholder astrology/psychic [email protected]

OTHER66 Jerry Lovenstein Grassy Creek Handcrafted Brooms handcrafted brooms [email protected] Peggy Jackson Butterfl y Art By Sky Vine mixed media butterfl y and insect art [email protected] Nanina Karen Ra Nanina Ra hand made salt scrubs and soaps [email protected] Lynn Garlick Lynn Garlick Retablos hand painted reproductions [email protected] Linda Vinton Teepees from Rattlesnake Crossing hand made and painted children’s teepees

[email protected] Karin Frye Art For the Face Eyeglasses embellashed eyeware with acrylic & beads

[email protected] Sarah Fredrickson Embodi Ohm Mehndi henna tatoos [email protected] Liz Gould Bottlenec stone boxes [email protected] Jan Schubert Bee Happy Candles beeswax candles [email protected] Rebecca Pressnall The Celebrated Woman body products [email protected] Barb Livdahl Livdahl Fine Arts spirit dolls/airbrush [email protected] Rod One Paw Baca One Paw native ceremonial items [email protected] Hill Brin Hill Brin Tile Design hand-made tile furniture etc. [email protected]


157 Virginia Columbo Nomadic Visions Art mask wall sculpture [email protected] Jodie Brown Soap County Inc soaps, lotions

OASIS OA16 Marta Benitez Wax Hands wax hands [email protected] Mary Ann Justman Rose Resources face painting [email protected] Julie Mulcahy Waldorf School childrens booth [email protected] Linda Zimmerman Marshmallow Clouds face painting [email protected] Debbie Bruell Crystal River School clothespin dolls [email protected] Cathy Podest Rock Monster Climbing Wall climbing wall [email protected] Marty Sailsbury Fit To Be Tie-Died hands on kids tie die [email protected]

PAINTING/DRAWING119 Carmel Walden Walden Watercolors fi ne art watercolors and prints [email protected] Stephen Koury Koury Wildlife Art Gouach and acrylic paintings [email protected] Maria Reyes-Jones acrylic painting [email protected] Connie Baker mixed media [email protected] Jill Lawson Jill Lawson Original Oils [email protected]

38 Sabrina Dreffer A. Beadles Fine Art fi ne art sabrina@abeadlesfi neart.com

PHOTOGRAPHY83 Kenny Tong Kenny Tong Photodecorative photography [email protected],37 Louis Cantillo Light Chasers photography [email protected] Dona Bollard The Spotted Pony gelatin sepia toned photos [email protected] Paul Biron Sparrow Hawk Photography wildlife and landscape photography

[email protected] Jason & Keena Kimmel Forest Lampworking artistic photography [email protected] Dan Caldemeyer Wildlife and Nature Photo wildlife photography [email protected]

WOOD69/70 Ron and Christine Sisco Treestump Woodcraft kitchen utensils, cutting boards, & salad bowls [email protected] Harry Seavey High Mountain Flutes native american fl utes fl [email protected] Tom Dickeson Thom’s Wood N Things wood breadboards and knives etc

[email protected] Matt Downer Matt Downer Designs fi ne wood furniture [email protected] Dan Dengler Dan Dengler Long boards long boards/skate boards

[email protected]


August 7Mountain Fair Gallery Show, CCAH Gallery

August 8Free concert with: Big Daddy Lee and the Kingbees and The Moonlight Cruisers, 4th & Main, 5-9

September 4Valley Art Teachers Show, CCAH Gallery

September 21Six89 Annual Fundraising Dinner

October 1-31CCAH Membership Drive

October 2Invitational Glass Show, CCAH Gallery

November 6 Dia De Los Muertos, CCAH Gallery

December 4Light Up Carbondale, 4th & Main

December 4Holiday Show, CCAH Gallery

January 16Mid Winter Mountain Fair Concert

February 5First Friday

March 5First Friday VVAS

March 13“Green Is the New Black” Fashion Show

April 2First Fridays

May 7 – 27CCAH Membership Drive

May 7First Friday

June 4First Friday

June 27CCAH Membership Meeting and Summer of Music Kick-off

July 4Summer of Music Concert

July 11, 18 Summer of Music Concert

JULY 23, 24, 25 2010 The 39th Annual Carbondale Mountain Fair

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This year’s theme is “LOCALMOTION”. Our world is moving

forward quickly, in all sorts of exciting ways, and Carbondale is a

great refl ection of this. Bike riding for fun, as well transportation,

home gardening for beauty and food, ranches that produce locally

grown meats, solar farms for energy and a community that works

together to solve problems stem from “Localmotion”. In honor of

this theme Mountain Fair has two great ways to participate:

THE JAM TENTLocated under the big shady tree at the 7th Street Entrance, this

tent is a place to bring an instrument or pick one up there and

play your heart out! Overseen by The Tippets, a local acoustic

act, come play or watch. Check the Fair Schedule for the times of

bluegrass, acoustic and open mike jams.

THE CARBONDALE QUILT PROJECTQuilts have been a part of storytelling history for years. We thought

it was time to have a quilt that refl ected what people love about

Carbondale and Mountain Fair. Squares have been available to

the community for several months. Thanks to Emma Danciger and

her great team of quilters, the fi rst quilt is hanging at the T-Shirt

Booth. Pick up a square and create for another quilt. This quilt will

be hung at the 3rd Street Center.

Enjoy a colorful medley of music and dancing this year.



Musings By a Friendby Pat Noel

This is the way it is:We all aspire to liberations of one sort or another.

That’s what the Carbondale Mountain Fair is all about. That’s what the late John Palmer was all about. Talk about a perfect fi t!

Mr. Palmer was part and parcel of the fair for more than 30 years until his passing last month at the age of 62. An archtypal participant, organizer and booster of the event in its earliest, purest form, he celebrated its essence every summer and saw it for what it is: a 3 ring circus of odd opportunities and paradoxical encounters.

This is the way it was:A local rock band, The Crystal Bullets, are playing

the last, fast song on Sunday night. Over there by the bandstand is an ample girl in white short-shorts with a butt so big it looks like 50 pounds of weasals trapped in a 40 pound bag. She’s bound to dance alone. Wait a minute: here’s a real cute guy...John Palmer. Good lord, she’s dancing with him feeling beautiful! Dancing with a rascal at the Mountain Fair!

John Palmer is missed daily in this community.

Dance a dance for John!

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The Carbondale Mountain Fair depends on the time, kindness, energy and support of many people and businesses, including over 350 volunteers to run the fair. If we could kiss you all…we would! If we forgot anyone we promise we will make it up to you in great programming all year round.

THANKS ProductionMark TaylorMarty TreadwayElectriciansBill Laemmel and Carbondale Light and Power Rob Roper and Colorado Electric4 CornersMac Mcenneny, OT

CONTESTS AND COMPETITIONPie ContestHilary, Heidi and Harmony Hendricks and Pam Zentmeyer Cake ContestStacy Stein Limbo ContestBruce Stolbach Wood Splitting Contest Dru Handy, Steve SkinnerMt. Sopris RunoffBruce Gabow Porcupine Loop Bike RaceAlejo Dominguez Fly-casting CompetitionGill Finn Kids Hula HoopingBetty Hoops HorseshoesConnie MedalisCOULDN’T DO THIS WITHOUT:Trina OrtegaScott Minor Sid Lincome Lines in Space Surveyors Larry Balinger Gene SchillingJeff Jackel Town of Carbondale The Carbondale Tourism CouncilCarbondale EMT’S and Fire Department

Carbondale Environmental Board Carbondale Public Works Department Carbondale Police Department Carbondale Parks and Rec Department The Carbondale Town TrusteesCarbondale Swimming Pool

CCAH SPONSORSCommunity SustainersTown of Carbondale Alpine Bank Valley View Hospital Foundation New Belgium BeerKuyper FoundationTimbers ResortsDave and Tammy BurdenKPCOA.Beadles Gallery of Fine ArtDos Gringos Burritos and Café Ole

ART LOVERSFiredancer Productions Ace HardwareCatherine Store Liquors Garvik ConstructionArches FoundationAspen Times/GWPIDavid Lawrence FoundationFiredancer ProductionsPersonal Rehabilitation CenterKDNK Community Radio

MUSICAL NOTESPeak RentalsDrinker Durrance GraphicsRed Mountain InnSol EnergySolar Flair Thermal SystemsSkybeamAmerican National BankBiospaces Inc.The Carbondale RotaryCrystal Valley EchoFleisher Land and HomesImmigration Initiative GrantWhitsitt and Gross

The Loadout Peppino’s Pour House Sopris Chiropractic Village Smithy

FAIR FRIENDSAckerman Log Homes Shoestring Publishing Planted Earth Freshies Mojito Mix Alpine Angling Louis Swiss BakerySustainable SettingsBuffalo Valley Inn White House Pizza The Sopris SunAlex Sobrinho International Food CateringCarbondale Co-opAjax Bike and SportUte City CyclesMi CasitaSpuds, Suds and SubsRed Rock DinerSix89RussetsElla RestaurantCarbondale Recreation CenterGreen Line ArchitectsSEI – Solar Energy International U.S. Forest Service RE-1 School District Carbondale Library Mike Strang Steve SkinnerVickie BrowneEllie WeissLa Roca Taqueria Carole KleinOther ThomasThe ShirtstopMountain Utility Electric VehiclesEmma DancigerBerthod Motors

SPECIALTIES Poster DesignMichael SteubenProgramThe Glenwood Post Independent PhotographerJane Bachrach

Back Stage DesignCody LyonStage DesignAmber Sparkles Flower DesignDavie Roach and Planted Earth

THE MOUNTAINFAIR DREAM TEAM Mark TaylorKat Rich Pete Rich Bill Laemmel Megan Larsen Lauren Martindale Laura Vogel Drea Marsh Jim Pomey Annie Worley Jim Neu Dave Kanzer Tory HeirichJeff Britt Leslie Johnson Mark Weinhold Mustang Molly Jason White Bailey Nelson Mark Lacy Hans Lindbloom Courtney EagletonSarah JohnsonMeagan GoodwinShanti GruberMarty TreadwayTrina Ortega

CCAH Director Ro MeadAssistant to the Director Holly GressettMountain Fair and Events DirectorAmy Kimberly

THE CCAHBOARD OF DIRECTORS Jess Downing Joe Scofi eld Bob Schultz Jody Ensign Jane HartPeter MulletKat RichJonathan ShamisJeff Britt


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