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Take our FREE SHUTTLE from the Greater Cleveland Food Bank and enjoy the operatic welcome to Waterloo from Great Lakes Light Opera singers!

LEaRn To do THE “’Loo” on WaTERLoo!

Motion, of the Cav’s Scream Team, has choreographed our very own Waterloo dance to

ABBA’s “Waterloo”, the song that launched them into stardom after they won the Eurovision

Song Contest in 1974. Motion and his dance troupe, Point Blank, will perform

on the West End Stage at 6pm and then close out the 2015 WAF by teaching

everyone to do the“’Loo”! If you ever dreamed of being in a flash mob,

now’s your chance.

Volunteer at the Waterloo Arts Fest and get this limited edition T-shirt, by Cleveland Artist Meg Wilson,

for Free!Sign up today at waterlooarts.org/volunteer T-shirts just $15 at the Fest!

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Help us kick off the Fest with WaTERLoo 2nd LInE! Starting a new tradition in the spirit of our memorial parade for musician John Kuegeler in 2013, we invite you to bring an instrument or a photo of a loved one who has passed away and celebrate their life, New Orleans’ style. All are welcome! We’ll gather at Waterloo and Calcutta at 11:45am.

G FEST SHIRTS!Limited edition Fest T-shirts by Artist STEVE EHRET, just $15!

G FREE MoVIES! @ Beachland Ballroom, Starting at 1:00pm. See page 12 for details!

G Food TRUCKS! Yummy local eats throughout the Fest.

Share the fest experience with your friends! Check-in, tweet, post, and upload your photos. Use #waterlooartsfest!

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WELCOME TO THE FEST!Schedule subject to change.

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ART MaRIa nEIL aRT PRojECTMaria Neil Art Project will be exhibiting the art created by local artists at the SPACES’ Monster Drawing Rally. All of the art is available for sale for only $65 with pro-ceeds supporting SPACES and Theater Ninjas. It is a great way to start a collection! In addition, the Theater Ninjas performance of Tingle Tangle in the gallery (see p.12).

gaLLERy onE SIxTy STIV: 1976 features never-before-seen photographs of Stiv Bators, the lead singer of Cleveland’s own punk legends, The Dead Boys – as well as the very first promotional photos of the young band. Photographed by Dave Treat, Stiv’s neighbor and close friend in 1976 – the negatives sat in a closet for nearly forty years before being brought to the attention of art historian Brittany Mariel Hudak & photographer/gallerist Bryon Miller, who co-curated the show. 

naTIVE annExNative Cleveland’s Annex Gallery is pleased to present Cozy Up! SHoW THREE, the third exhibition in a continual DIY-based group series inspired by the bond of creative collaboration. The majority of the work will be for sale as well as additional items from a handful of the artists in the Cozy Up! mini-shop. Follow the series on Instagram, @cozyupcollective

SPaCE RoCKKevin d. Carmont: Listen to these Pic-tures shares a very personal collection of Cleveland-related photographic images, documenting musicians from the late ‘70’s music scene to 2005. Included in this sur-vey are strangers, comrades and collabora-tors such as Styrenes, Pere Ubu, Foreign Bodies, Jim Jones, Dave E. with the Cool Marriage Counselors, Golden Palominos, The Wild Giraffes, Wally Bryson, along with some performance images of national acts.

WaTERLoo aRTSPresenting the second annual national juried exhibition and the inaugural year as the Wa-terloo arts Fest national juried Exhibition.  A total of 231 pieces were submitted from 113 artists. Theresa Bembnister, Associate Cura-tor, Akron Art Musuem was the juror.  Theresa Bembnister received her M.A. in art history and museum studies from Case Western Reserve University and a BFA from the Kansas City Art Institute.  Her writing has appeared in Cleve-land’s Scene, Kansas City’s Pitch, the Kansas City Star, Glasstire.com and Arthopper.org. COME IN AND VOTE FOR BEST OF THE FEST!!

WaTERLoo 7 STUdIo-gaLLERyWind through the studio of sculptor Jerry Schmidt and view the plethora of whimsi-cal, functional and fine art sculptures he has on display. You can even flip the switch on the giant light switch sculpture and “turn on 0the lights on Waterloo”!

SaTELLITE gaLLERyWith the power of nuclear Fission, Satellite Gallery and a new crew of artstronauts will take off and cross paths with the Waterloo Arts Fest. Come see the energy and power that is contained within the atom that is Satellite Gallery! Installation artists: Ron Copeland, Maeve Doley, James Jenkins, Anastasia Pantsios, Bob Walls

70+ aRT VEndoRSShop textiles, jewelry, pottery, street art and more.

All original work made by local artists.

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aRTICLE (aRT In CLEVELand)At this Starving artist’ Show and Sale, paintings, prints, photographs and sculpture are all cash and carry! It’s a one-day blow out sale. Art work by Larry Fielder, Rachel Latina, Guerin Wolfe, Jerry Schmidt, Louis Ross, and Susan Ross. Credit cards and checks accepted. Then check out the Sidewalk Chalk Art Jam out front (see p.12)

PRaxIS FIBER WoRKSHoPThe Praxis gallery is exhibiting their inaugural show, Fiber Re:new a Textile art alliance member show-case. This is a group exhibition that encompasses a large range of fiber processes and materials, ranging from sculpture to fashion to wall art.Weaving demonstrations and tours all day. And be sure to try felting in the street in front of Praxis (see p.12)and weaving with Praxis at the Arts Alive Village (see p.10)

PHonE gaLLERyTitle: Skate Key Artist: Larry Fielder, of Rust, Dust & Other 4 Letter Words. Materials: found objects: high heel shoe form, vintage roller skate and key, an-tique wrench, basketball court wood planks. Phone Gallery- Cleveland’s smallest gallery- is the transforma-tion of an abandoned pay phone booth into an inventive place for art display, open 24/7. Exhibiting a new artist monthly. Apply today.   facebook.com/WaterlooPhonegallery

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FUn FoR THE KIdS!Your children’s imagination will run wild as they hop aboard a sea vessel bound for this magical MYSTIC PLAY LAND of colorful, handmade tents, labyrinths and more. In the Azure Stained Glass parking lot.

PaRadE THE FEST! The newest of the Cleveland Museum of Art Parade the Circle puppets will grace Waterloo at this year’s Fest. You can’t miss ‘em!

RW MagICYou will be spellbound as Richard McClendon II entertains you with his magical illusions. Noon-3pm

ST. IgnaTIUS CIRCUS CoMPany These may be high school students, but they will amaze you with their “big top” talents! 2-3pm

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URBan aVIan FaCToRyA site-specific interactive pop-up workshop specializing in the production and distribu-tion of found object birdhouses. Stop by and join the action. FB: “Urban Avian Fac-tory” at the Waterloo Arts Fest

dana depewDana’s current work focuses heavily on the usage of found objects and resurrecting discarded materials into wholly new vibrant works. As well as exhibiting his work regionally and nationally, Dana is tireless in promoting the arts by curating exhibitions, judging art compe-titions and residing on the board of directors of several arts and cultural organizations. www.danadepew.com• Sponsored by CAN Journal

oP aRT Toy gaRdEnRelated to her Perceptual Beauty photo-graphic series (featured at Waterloo Arts in 2013, and soon to be exhibited at the Akron Art Museum this November), Michelle Mur-phy creates a mesmerizing interactive sculp-ture garden. Each of the seven Op (Optical) Art Toys are custom made by hand by Mi-chelle out of wood, images, and paint. The public is invited to spin each wooden disk to reveal a perceptual progression.

Michelle MurphyMurphy’s artwork has been published and exhibited internationally, including exhibitions in NYC, Paris, Geneva Switzerland, Guate-mala City, Chicago, and San Francisco. She is a Professional Photographer at the NASA Glenn Research Center, Director/Founder of Micro Art Space (an artist residency pro-gram & gallery), and co-curates the art and culture online magazine MAKE8ELIEVE with Swiss artist/designer Cetusss.www.MichelleMarieMurphy.com• Sponsored by Cleveland Public Power

ZoETIC WaLLS Zoetic is a word that means life and Wa-terloo Arts’ Zoetic Walls project brought he walls of the Waterloo Arts district to life with murals painted by some of the finest street artists in the country. Adding to the 20+ murals in the district, Lynnea Holland-Weiss will create a mural on-site during the WAF. For a map of all the Zoetic Walls murals, visit www.WaterlooArts.org.

Lynea Holland-WeissLynnea Holland-Weiss is a painter originally from Berkeley, CA. She received her BFA from California College of the Arts in the Painting Department. Her work is always figurative and involving the human form in some way or another. Her background is in Dance, therefore body language, gestures and movement often inspire and inform her painting process and content. Her approach is painterly in nature and full of color and pattern. Her work delves into our basic human instincts and emotions, our interactions with one another and the mystery of being. www.LynneaHollandWeiss.com• Sponsored by Tucker Ellis

gIanT PRayER FLagS“Waterloo” may conjure thoughts of a famous battle, but we would rather blow winds of compassion and peace through the Fest as we welcome you to Waterloo with these colorful giant prayer flags made at Praxis Fiber Wor-shop by Jessica Pinsky and Ann-Marie Suglio.

Praxis Fiber WorkshopThe idea for Praxis came to fruition when the Cleveland Institute of Art announced that they would be downsizing the fiber department and merging it with the exist-ing sculpture and video departments. We proposed to take the existing fiber equip-ment (17 floor looms and assorted dyeing

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supplies) and to open a non-profit fiber art center available to the CIA community and the greater Cleveland community. Take a tour today!www.PraxisFiberWorkshop.org

SCULPTURES In THE gaRdEn Curated by Laila VossKatherine Schultz and Darrell Stout are re-cent graduates of University of Akron, The Mary Schiller Myers School of Art, where Laila Voss is a senior lecturer. They were selected by Laila Voss to install site specific work in the Waterloo Sculpture Garden for the Waterloo Arts Fest.

Katherine SchultzThis work explores my interest in plants, history, and geography and is focused on the site of the sculpture garden. It employs the map and little-known local history, landmarks, and flora. Participants may use a map to conduct a self-guided mini-tour of the garden—hopefully inspiring new interest and regard for the location.

darrell StoutWith this installation, my intention is to transform Styrofoam noodles to construct a large sculpture at the Waterloo Sculpture Garden. The sculpture will be completed

with the help of the public during the Waterloo Arts Festival and transcend in front of the eyes of the public.

Laila Voss Laila Voss is best known for multi-media in-stallations, performances, sculptures, draw-ings and public art projects in the United Sates and abroad as well as. Her work has been featured in several major art institu-tions and is included in both private and corporate art collections. Laila Voss is active on SPACES’ board and is a senior lecturer at the University of Akron, The Mary Schil-ler Myers School of Art.

LaKE ERIE TREaSURES oUTdooR gaLLERyArtists Grace Summanen & Loren Naji have lead an art project for kids 5 to 13 years old that began with a beach clean-up to discov-er art materials. The materials were made into art during workshops and now are on display in this outdoor gallery. All artwork is for sale and partial proceeds given to the local charity, Euclid Beach Adopt-A-Beach Team™. Also, festival-goers can produce art on-site, and it will be immediately hung in the Gallery. Come create art from the trash we collected!

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Cleveland all In for this annual tussle of creative talent as our revered opponents from Pittsburgh go head-to-head with Cleveland artists.

Come cheer for the home team in this one-day open-air exhibit and paint off.

BaTTLE oF THE RUST BELT aRTISTS!

PIT CornerMost Wanted Fine Art (MWFA) is a gallery,

studio, and performance space located

in the Pittsburgh Penn Ave. Arts District.

Hosting monthly art shows, concerts,

poetry readings, and community events –

Most Wanted shows the work of the great

collective of artists we represent as well

as other local, national, and international

artists. most-wantedfineart.com

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Studios. We promote artist

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african american Quilt and doll guildTo embrace and share African American history and tradi-tions, in order to develop an understanding of the history of quilting, cloth doll making, and needlework of African Ameri-cans and to promote a sense of individual worth through the creative process.arts alive activity: Make a quilt square which will later be sewn into a larger community quilt.

azure Stained glass StudioCome into the studio and let founders, Mary Zodnik and Ben Parsons, show you where their team of craftsmen practice the time-honored tradition of fabri-cating and restoring, ecclesiasti-cal, commercial, and residential stained glass.arts alive activity: Tour the facility and learn the process of stained glass restoration.

Brick Ceramic + design StudioBrick Ceramic + Design Studio provides affordable shared stu-dio space, storage space, a fully operational ceramics studio and gallery. BRICK offers classes in ceramics both in the studio and off-site. Experienced cerami-cists are encouraged to utilize our equipment and all artists and beginners are invited to at-tend our classes and workshops.arts alive activity: Community Sculpture Building

Can journalThe Collective Arts Network was founded in 2011 by Zygote Press, with support from the Ohio Arts Council and in cooperation with 27 other visual art organizations around Cuyahoga County. Those pioneering organizations de-cided that by working together, they could create something new–something to fill a void in the Cleveland landscape–a reli-able, print and online publication that gives voice to the multitude

of art organizations that liven our neighborhoods and edify our lives.arts alive activity: Play a little corn hole with Cleveland artist-made corn hole boards. Take home a CAN Journal, too!

Candle With a CauseOur candles are custom designed for the non-profit organizations that are featured on each label. Every detail from the scent of the wax to the type of bottle used is designed to raise funds and awareness for our partners. Our candles are made of post-consumer glass and filled with cosmetic grade soy wax, utilizing coreless cotton wicks primed with vegetable oil. 25% of the net proceeds from each candle is donated directly to the nonprofit doing excellent work for and in our community.arts alive activity: Showing stages of the candle making process

Cleveland Botanical garden & Holden arboretumThe Holden Arboretum and Cleveland Botanical Garden are growing together to build a greener, healthier Northeast Ohio. Together, offering even better community outreach, education and visitor pro-grams. The newly integrated organization offers guests an opportunity to explore trees and plants within both rural and urban settings and to discover how greener communities will improve the region and beyond.arts alive activity: Lets make some art with nature!

Cleveland Inner City BalletCleveland Inner City Ballet offers professionally taught dance education to underserved populations regardless ofrace, class, gender or socioeconomic background.arts alive activity: Interactive performance with the audience.

Cleveland Museum of artOne of the world’s most dis-tinguished comprehensive art museums, CMA strives to help the broadest possible audience understand and engage with the world’s great art. clevelandart.orgarts alive activity: Good as Gold! An activity inspired by the museum’s Art of the Americas collection.

Cleveland PlayhouseCleveland Play House was founded in 1915 and is America’s first professional regional theatre. Throughout its rich history, CPH has remained dedicated to its mission to inspire, stimulate and entertain diverse audiences in Northeast Ohio by producing plays and theatre education programs of the highest profes-sional standards.arts alive activity: Interactive drama workshops

Cleveland Print RoomAdvance the art and apprecia-tion of the photographic image in all its forms by providing affordable access to a commu-nity darkroom and workspace, gallery exhibitions, educational programs and collaborative outreach.arts alive activity: Make a sun print just like the early photog-raphers of the 1800s.

Cleveland Public Library- Tech CentralTech Central is located in the Lower Level of the Louis Stokes Wing of the Main Library and is an innovative technology and learning center providing ser-vices to all 27 branch locations.arts alive activity: 3D printer demos and Ipad, maker lab programs: SketchBook drawing, virtual Rock Band

InK House: Fine art Edition Printmaking and StudioZygote Press’s satellite loca-

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tion-INK House was acquired to allow Zygote Press to offer fine art edition printmaking and allow their artists to work in a controlled space to offer the highest quality production. After months of renovating the once vacant property, INK House is celebrating it’s Grand Opening, FREE THE INK today!arts alive activity: Cranky, Zygote’s mobile letterpress will be cranking-away in the tent. Give it a try! And check out all the other amazing activities at the INK House for the Grand Opening celebration!

Inlet danceTo create and perform innovative dance and move-ment theatre at a high level of artistry, speak creatively about human life issues, and bring about personal development in the lives of individuals through training and mentoring.arts alive activity: Crowd interaction and improvisational performance

Lake Erie InkLake Erie Ink believes that cre-ative writing is not only for kids and teens who already love writ-ing, but also for youth who have something say and too often feel that no one is listening.arts alive activity: Mini book-making

Morgan art of Paper-making Conservatory and Educational FoundationThe Morgan Art of Paper-making Conservatory and Educational Foundation is an Ohio non-profit art center dedicated to the preservation of handmade papermaking and the art of the book. Morgan Conservatory will pursue its educational and charitable purposes by serving the greater community locally, nationally, and internationally with sustain-able practices in an innovative green environment.

arts alive activity: The basics of Western papermaking workshop

Museum of Contemporary art ClevelandThe Museum of Contemporary Art Cleveland is a unique and dynamic place for the visual art of our time. We challenge, inspire and teach a wide range of audiences. Our purpose is to push the boundaries of innova-tion, creativity and exploration through exhibitions, publica-tions, education and outreach programs. arts alive activity: A stamp-based activity based on the zine culture and collage aesthetic of Cleveland Poet d.a. levy, whose poem, Suburban Monestary Death Poem, inspired the title of the new MOCA Cleveland ex-hibition How to Remain Human.

Praxis Fiber Workshop An integration fiber workshop in collaboration with the Cleveland Institute of Art (CIA).Praxis is a community art workshop and gallery offering classes, workshops and studio space to artists and community members interested in working in the discipline of Fiber Art.arts alive activity: Try your hand at weaving on a loom and help make a community textile. Also be sure check out all the activities and take a tour at Praxis Fiber Workshop at the far West end of Waterloo.

SPaCES SPACES is a presenting con-temporary art venue dedicated to artists who explore and ex-periment. Located on the west side of downtown Cleveland, SPACES currently operates three programs to feature the excel-lent works of our curated artists: R&D (Research & Development), SWAP (SPACES World Artists Program), and The Vault.arts alive activity: Bounce Show – Make homemade bouncy balls

Studio FoundryEstablished in 1973, Studio Foundry is a full service, solid investment foundry dedicated to the reproduction of fine art sculpture using the lost wax casting process.arts alive activity: Mold making demonstration from noon-2pm

Waterloo artsWaterloo Arts is a commu-nity art center in the heart of the Waterloo Arts District with a mission is to enrich the neighborhood by create a stimulating arts environment with quality programming for all ages. They run a gallery, artist studio spaces, and community art projects. Waterloo Arts’ pro-grams include, Waterloo Arts Fest, Zoetic Walls mural project, and Music 4 Miles chamber music series. arts alive activity: WA Pop-Up Studio with DIY button making, mini-canvas studio and gallery, and stencil your own back-sack!

Western Reserve artist-Blacksmith associationWRABA is dedicated to the preservation, education and promotion to the art and craft of blacksmithing.arts alive activity: Blacksmith-ing demo

Zenworks yogaZENworks Yoga is a Cleveland-based 501(c)(3) non-profit organization committed to creating a change in a child’s life and growth by teaching skills based on the practice of yoga. Our mission is to provide access to yoga and wellness program-ming for children and families in under resourced schools and community organizations.arts alive activity: Two, 30 minute mini yoga classes; ap-propriate for the entire family and yogis of all levels; at noon and 1pm

aRTS aLIVE aCTIVITIES WILL BE HaPPEnIng aLL day ExCEPT WHERE noTEd.

Photo Hunt @ WaFAre you up for a challenge? Come to the Info Booth to enter the Photo Scavenger Hunt! #SNAPWAF

Saturday afternoon at The Movies @ Beachland BallroomMIDNIGHT MOVIE will show films starting at 1 pm. Cast will be on-hand and giving out prizes!Little Shop of Horrors (The 1960 Original)Bucket of BloodPlan 9 From Outer Space Check out the great music in the BEACHLAND TAV-ERN and the ROCK SOLID stage outside!

deconstructed T-shirt Workshop @ dru Christine Join DRU CHRISTINE in her shop as she shows festivalgoers how to turn an ordinary t-shirt into some-thing fabulous. Also, keep an eye out for her “Runway Down Waterloo” impromptu fashion presentations, throughout the day.

Balinca/Bocce Courts & Polka @ SWHVisit he SLOVENIAN WORKMEN’S HOME’S basement bar and try the Balinca/Bocce courts, with demos by instructor RUDY FLORAN. Sign up for a league before you leave! And PATTY C AND THE GUYS are jamming playing from Noon-6pm in the SWH parking lot. Lots of room for dancing!

Sidewalk Chalk art jam @ aRTICLEGrab a stick of chalk and hash it out (artistically) with the pavement! ARTICLE artists and Fest attend-ees will create a sidewalk masterpiece. At the end of the jam, we’ll take a picture of the finished piece and share it with Cleveland via social media. And take home some artwork from the Starving Artist Sale inside (pg 5)

FREE THE InK! grand opening @ Zygote Press’ satellite location - InK House: Fine art Edition Printmaking Studio!Take a tour of the newly renovated printshop. Catch a glimpse of what’s required to create a hand-pulled limited edition print by watching professional printmakers hard at work. In the backyard, take a ride on Inky, Zygote’s hybrid rocking horse/printmak-ing press. Visit Cranky, Zygote’s mobile letterpress, cranking-away in the Arts Alive Village. Free prints! Refreshments! Sale! Live music on the porch!

Theater nijas @ Maria neilThe Theater Ninjas’ produc-tion of ‘TingleTangle’ will take place at 2:00 and 5:00 pm in the Maria Neil Art Project gallery. This original, hilarious and poi-gnant look at gender, sexu-ality and marriage equality appeared on numerous “Best of” theater lists, and

will be performed for free in the gallery in a condensed, family-friendly version. While your there check out the Monster Drawings from SPACES (pg 4)

Bowl Sale & Workshops @ BrickFrom fruit bowls, to cereal bowls, to jewlery bowls – BRICK will be selling it all! A BRICK member will be assisting people with the potter’s wheel (for $10 get your piece fired and glazed to pick up later). Learn about the different stages of clay with an interactive clay recycling demonstra-tion (teaching people about the different stages of clay). Also, check out the com-munity sculpture building in the Arts Alive Village!

delish dishes @ Callaloo Cafe and BarTry out Trinidadian cuisine and enjoy the Caribbean vibe of Callaloo Cafe and Bar.

Swing demos and Mini-Class @ get Hep SwingVALERIE SALSTROM and her GET HEP SWING dancers will be doing swing demos to live music in the SLOVENIAN WORKMEN’S HOME Ballroom, Noon – 2pm. Learn a few steps and then join GET HEP SWING for their monthly swing party on the last Saturday of every month at the Slo-venian Workmen’s Home. No experience, partner or reservations necessary! Swing parties are$12 per person.

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For the good of the Fest @ImageMart IncOffering specials on printed T-shirts. Also, through the end of June 2015, Im-ageMart will give 10% of each sale to the Waterloo Art Fest Fund when cus-tomers mention the Wa-terloo Arts Fest! (Located in South Collinwood off the festival grounds. Stop by and check out the shop.)

Cd Blowout @ MUSIC SaVESA TON of CDs priced at $5 each, and if you buy 4, you get one FREE! 50% OFF posters, books, DVDs, and blu-rays! FREE samples of vegan sweets from Poison Berry Bakery!

Cozy Up @ nativeNative Cleveland’s An-nex Gallery is pleased to present Cozy Up! SHOW THREE (pg 4) Gallery hours are Tuesday – Saturday 12-8 pm and Sunday 12-6 pm. Follow the series on In-stagram, @cozyupcollective

Band Merch @ no Problem Printing & design StudioBrandon will be hosting the musician’s merch tables inside his air-conditioned space – so if you hear something you like during the festival, come in to show

your support. Also, his ador-able daughter will have her annual “Name Your Price” lemonade stand out front.

Painted Pots @ Waterloo Sculpture gardenCome paint your own flowerpot! Take it home to fill with summery flowers to brighten up that doorstep.

Chess @ Savvy Smokes ShopStop by to try your hand at chess and learn a few tips from Rashaun and friends.

open House @ azure Stained glass StudioCome into the studio and let founders, Mary Zodnik and Ben Parsons, show you where their team of crafts-men practice the time-hon-ored tradition of fabricating and restoring, ecclesiastical, commercial, and residential stained glass

Smoothie Samples @ nuLife Fitness CampVisit Nulife Fitness Camp for fitness demos from 12p – 5:00p. Stop in for smoothie samples and giving away $5 drop-in class passes.

Barefoot Felting @ Praxis Fiber WorkshopTake your shoes off and help felt soapy fibers together to create a large community

art piece to be donated to a local Collinwood establish-ment. Weaving demonstra-tions and tours of the facility will be available throughout the day. And check out their inaugural exhibit Fiber Re:New (pg 5)

Studio Visit @ Waterloo 7 StudioStop by and say hello to neighborhood artist, Jerry Schmidt, and see his im-pressive workshop and col-lection of metal sculptures. Keep your eyes opened for his work all along Waterloo on fest day and throughout the year.

Battle @ Waterloo & 160 BuildingFor the fourth year, The Battle of the Rust Belt art-ists will match PITT vs CLE in this one-day outdoor art exhibit and live painting competition (pg 4). Enjoy the music stage and beer garden in the shade of the Waterloo Sculpture Garden.

Toys @ Star Pop Modern & VintageTalk a walk down your child-hood memory lane in this wonderland of vintage toys. After-party @ Millard Fill-more Presidential LibraryRelax with a cold brewsky and come back for the WAF after-party!

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CHECK oUT WaTERLooaRTS.oRg FoR UPdaTES

Art Exhibits @ article, gallery 160, Maria neil, native annex, Phone gallery, Praxis, Space Rock, Satellite, and Waterloo arts (see p.4)

Blue arrow Records and BoutiqueCheck out their indoor DJ Stage and outdoor Band stage – and their super cool record sleeve floor!

BANDS & DJSSLoVEnIan WoRKMEn’SHoME STagE

SLoVEnIan WoRKMEn’S

HoME BaLLRooM

WEST End STagE

ZoETIC MURaL STagE

WaTERLoo aRTS STagE

12:00 - 6:00

Patty C and the Guys

12:00 -2:00

Local 4 Dixieland

Band performing

swing favorities!

Demos and 5 min classes from Get

Hep Swing!

12:00-12:40

Jul Big Green

with Emcee Ray McNiece

12:30-1:10

Matt Miller

12:00-12:40

Darian Bobish

1:40-2:20

Kiss Me Deadly

2:50-3:30

Brent Kirby and His

Luck

5:10-5:50

Ethan Daniel

Davidson

6:20-7:00

Lawton Brothers

4:00-4:40

JR Blessington & the Straight Fiyah Band

1:10-1:50

The Chardon

Polka Band

2:00 Councilman Polensek

2:20-3:00

Johnny Fay and the Bel

Aires

3:30-4:10

Lingua

4:40-5:20

Akron Ceili Band

5:50-6:30

LJP-Latin Jazz

Players

Be sure to check out the WjCU BooTH for freebies and to meet the radio hosts!

1:10-1:50

Forgotten Souls of Antiquity

2:20-3:00

The Light Lines

3:30-4:10

Charlie Mosbrook

4:40-5:20

Lowly the Tree Ghost

5:30-6:00

Timmy Tango

6:10-7:00

In Motion and Point

Blank

TIME

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6:40

6:50

3:00 Troupe Shabaana

p. 14

SHoW

Wagon

BEaCHLand

TaVERn

RoCK SoLId

12:00-2:00

All City Youth

12:00-12:40

Thor Platter

1:00-1:40

Joseph Allen

Beltram

2:15-2:45

Marcus Alan Ward

3:30-4:10

Maura Rogers &

the Bellows

4:45-5:25

Film Strip

6:00

The Chamber Strings

12:40-1:30

DJ Monkey Gone to Kevin

12:10-3:00

DJ Monkey Gone to Kevin

3:00-3:40

The Beyonderers

3:40-4:30

DJ Melanie Saves & DJ MuGG H00ks

4:30-5:10

C Level

5:10-6:00

DJ Melanie Saves & DJ MuGG H00ks

6:00-6:40

Tom Evanchuck & the Old

Money

1:30-2:10

Craig Ramsey

and Band

sponsored by Cleveland Rocks Past Present and

Future

Schedule subject to change. CHECK WaTERLooaRTS.oRg FoR UPdaTES.

See map in center spread of this booklet for stage locations (stages are marked in green on the map).

BLUE aRRoW

BLUE aRRoW dj

STagE

SCULPTURE gaRdEn STagE

12:00-12:40

Shelby Lynn Sangdahl

1:10-1:50

Cellocentric

2:20-3:00

SpYder Stompers & Sugar Pie

3:30-4:10

Great Lakes Light Opera

4:40-5:20

Kid Tested

5:50-6:30

Diana Chittester

12:00 - 1:00

Erin from WCSB’s

Hot Trash12:30-1:10

Cathalyn/The Katy

1:40-2:20

Matt Moore

2:50-3:30

Angie Haze Project

4:00-4:40

Michelle Gaw

5:10-5:50

Rebecca and Bobby

6:20-7:00

Cane the Chosen One

1:00-3:00

DJ Ed from Chasing Infinity

3:00 -5:00

DJ Kristin Garageland

5:00 - 7:00

DJ Katherine from

Maximum Consumption

p. 15

WE ♥ oUR SPonSoRS!Presented with generous Support By:

Slovenian Workmen’S

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