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FESTIVAL HOURSFriday, Aug. 7, 2015 // 5-10 p.m.Saturday, Aug. 8, 2015 // Noon-10 p.m.

CRAFT LAKE CITY VIP PATIO HOURSFriday, Aug. 7, 2015 // 5-10 p.m.Saturday, Aug. 8, 2015 // 3-10 p.m.

KIDS’ AREA & KIDS’ CRAFTSLocated directly west of Graywhale Entertainment Stage, the hours are the same as CLC festival hours. Please do not leave children unattended in the kids’ area.

FIRST AID Located just west of the Google Fiber STEM Building.

LOST AND FOUND Located in the Graywhale backstage, next to the waterfall.

PARKING Full-day parking is offered for $5 in the Utah One Center and Gallivan parking garages accessed along 200 South. Parking is also available at the Walker Building, on the north side of 200 South across from the Gallivan Center for $7. Marriott parking (enter on State St.) is $10. Metered parking Downtown is free for two hours on Saturday or after 8 p.m. on Friday.

RESTROOMS Located in the Google Fiber STEM Building on the northeast side of the Gallivan Plaza, along 200 South.

CITY CREEK BIKE VALET With services provided by the Salt Lake

City Bicycle Collective, City Creek Bike Valet is next to the 200 South Entrance. Patrons are encouraged to donate tips for this complimentary service. City Creek Bike Valet closes promptly at 9:30 p.m. both days of the festival.

ENTERTAINMENT Live music and performers will be presenting on two stages, the Graywhale Entertainment Stage, which is just south of the Google Fiber STEM Building along 200 South, and the 90.9 FM KRCL Stage Presented By Goal Zero, just east of the Wells Fargo building on Gallivan Avenue. The Busking Lounge Presented by SLUG Magazine is located near the Main Street entrance of the Gallivan Center.

CRAFT LAKE CITY MERCH BOOTH Check out our new Craft Lake City branded merchandise, made by DIY Fest Artisans! Find us to the east of the Graywhale Entertainment stage.

TAG US ON SOCIAL MEDIA! Win VIP tickets to next year’s festival by posting (and tagging us) on social media! @craftlakecity #clcDIYfest

SPECIAL EVENT: WITH SPILT INK BOOTH #172

Experience live-screenprinting at the Spilt Ink Booth! Watch printers pull six designs on blank tote bags. Bags are available FREE to festival attendees. Designs were selected from 2015 DIY Festival artisans: Andy Joy Chase, Dusk Raps, Evan Jed Memmott, Gheybin Comish, Laura Frisk and Natalee Cooper.

WELCOME TO THE 2015

TABLE OF CONTENTS

FESTIVAL INFO

WORD OF WELCOME:HARMONS

WORD OF WELCOME:KEN GARFF FIAT

ARTISANS

CRAFT FOODIES

VINTAGE VENDORS

DIY ENGINEERS

DIY FESTIVAL MAP

FOOD VENDORS

CHILDREN’S AREA

PERFORMERS & BUSKERS

VIP PATIO

STAFF & VOLUNTEERS

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FESTIVALINFOCraft Lake City’s Do-It-Yourself Festival features over 250 local artisans, vintage vendors, craft foodies and DIY engineers spread throughout the Gallivan Center Plaza and inside the Google Fiber STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math) Building. Make sure to take a stroll around the entire Plaza so as not to miss out on any exhibitors or the wide variety of food and beverage vendors participating in this year’s festival, including food trucks.

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We’re thrilled to partner with Craft Lake City for the 7th annual DIY Festival. It’s truly a remarkable opportunity. Over the past seven years, Utah has grown immensely, and so has the crafting community—local craft artisans, craft foodies and craft techies have created many beautiful, delicious and wonderful things here in our state, and Craft Lake City continues to bring all of that together for the public to discover and savour.

Though this is only our second year of joining together as a sponsor of the DIY Festival, Ken Garff Fiat is proud to assist Craft Lake City in opening the doors of DIY culture for the Salt Lake community at large. We hope you will enjoy the Festival as much as we do.

While you’re here, we’d like you to try something new. Try some-thing different. Get outside of your comfort zone and have some fun. Be inspired by the things you see here at the Gallivan Cen-ter—and then use that inspiration to go out and create things yourself. Perhaps we’ll see you back at the Festival as an artisan next year.

Then, before you go, feel free to stop by the Fiat booth—we’d love to hear all about your Craft Lake City experience!

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General Manager

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2015 DIYFESTIVALARTISANSLOCATING DIY EXHIBITORS: To find a specific exhibitor, look up their name below, and reference the festival map on pages 12–13. Booth exhibitors are numbered, and Table exhibitors are identifiable by the letter “T” in front of their number.

96 2nd Hand Coast101 Abraham Von Waffles 15 Accidental GentlemanT28 Alexandria VigilT66 Alexi Bullock Design13 Alexis Mattox DesignT39 Aller ApparelT27 Allison Cornu Studios169 Andy Joy Chase58 ANGLE146 annie b designsT13 Armada Designs129 AROMASOUL and Co.74 ArtFirst ArtePrimero179 Asana Natural Arts26 BAN Supply Collaboration38 Barbano GlassT67 Becca Clason159 Beehive Grooming & Co.73 Beehive Soap and Body Care18 The Bees Knees ShoppeT51 Bella Adele Co119 Belly of the Beast Beauty1 Bitchin’ StitchesT31 Bitty Kids DesignT54 Black Rabbit Arts51 Blackburn Studio5 Blue Cricket Design T26 Brooke Smart Illustration 41 Brooklyn Ottens T24 Brown Eyed Quilts T49 Browning-Smith Art T41 Bundle Love T57 Butterbean Leather Co. 72 Bykali 107 Cain & Cable 63 Candace Jean97 Candi’s Tie Dye44 Carrie de Azevedo

11 Catherine MarchantT15 The Cheeky Whale78 Chloe Monson126 Chris BodilyT59 Christina Aletto115 Christina Williams 92 City of Industry 34 Clairabells55 CM Ceramics5 Collectivity Lane3 Colunga Art29 The Cotton Floozy & The Happy Valley Crafters184 Critters + Company by lizzie dee22 CRUDE Personal CareT10 Cut n’ CuffedT12 Dallin Orr ArtT25 Deb Newey91 Desert Rose JewelryT16 Diamond Jane Jewelry167 Dusk Raps75 Eleora NelsonT46 Elf CoutureT61 Ellen’s Custom Quilting183 Esther Longmore95 Evan Jed Memmott182 Fawn Design110 The Felt ShopT9 Filanthropik: Threads of Humanity 62 Fresh Pressed Prints65 Fullgive LeatherT45 Gheybin Comish130 GLITTERGUTTERGLAMOUR116 Go Make Play Project KitsT53 Granite Fox12 Green Stitches81 Grow Home ArtistryT2 H Works T60 Handmade by KaarinaT33 The Hand Drawn Photo Booth

27 HANNAHROSES 25 Heidi Kidd Jewelry 166 Hillzart 78 Hollow Bamboo Pottery52 Hook’d Crochet89 House of Good JuJu 70 House Of TenebrisT40 Hydri Home Design69 IHsquared114 ImpartworksT19 Industry Published Works17 Ingredients For LovelyT23 Inkling Scents33 Isabell’s Umbrella48 James R Ceramic Artworks158 Jonathan Christensen35 Joshua Flicker 10 Kagan Byron 176 Kat MartinT55 kekemomo22 Ker-ij Jewelry Design142 Kerosene Handmade Gear T17 Kevin’s Origami102 Kindred OAK 158 Kirsten Taylor9 ladybug&babybird76 The Land of Salt79 Lars Love Letters94 Laura Frisk Art71 Laurie Knowley 61 LeggyBlondeShop165 Levi Rogers57 Light & Ink125 Little Sapling Toys61 Little Teeth Marks 151 Lot801 184 Love Blooms138 Love Lynsey111 Mae Woven 106 Marcee Blackerby90 MEILAI RAGS152 Melissa Hughston 113 Michael Miller-ImperialeT32 Mike Murdock 124 Mineral and MatterT58 Morgaine Fehlauer45 Most Adoringly87 Mountain MehndiT5 mushaboom knits123 Natalee Cooper118 Nicole Choules67 Nikki Jackson T14 Obake Style105 Old News Co.T38 Old News RecordsT8 Olive Deer39 Paisley Pear & Co.T56 Palate Polish131 Paper Bandit Press56 Patric Bates

145 Peach TreatsT22 The Pink Raffy134 Pretty Little PixelT3 The Prowess CollectiveT34 Pyro YankeeT47 Que Sera Clothing32 Radninjas14 Randy Laub PhotographyT4 Robyn BraeggerT21 Root + Rise BotanicalsT37 Roscoe & SageT64 Rosie Girls Dolls104 Sabrina SquiresT6 Sage and Ember135 The Sailor’s Song149 Salt City Emporium26 Salt Lake Lamp Works175 Salty Bike Revival181 Salty BisonsT36 SaltyHoney Wax141 Scatterbrain Tees and Ties54 Silver Wolf Artistry8 Silverwear Jewerly SLCT63 Skyler Chubak161 SLCDogusT50 The Smelly Goat Soap CompanyT30 Sporophyte101 Squid Vishuss164 Steampunk Bijoux147 Stephanie Hillman Design137 Stitched CardsT65 Street Bauble Inc.2 Studio:Wildflower103 Swasey Fashion88 Tangents And Tentacles53 Taveen JewelryT7 Thayne Whiting120 Tiny Tot ThreadsT29 Tommy Dolph85 Tortuga’s Design93 Trisha McBride117 University of Utah Printmaking121 Vanessa Romo Brekke148 Velo City Bags31 Veronica Perez27 VI*VA37 Vintage Fern177 Vintau128 Vinylicious Designs77 WeltT62 Wendybird EmbroideryT20 Wildbird6 Wildfield Paper Co.43 Wildflower Goods82 Winding Wheel Supply Co.46 Winterrose WoodworkingT48 You Doll Design154 Zions Den Apparel

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CRAFT FOODIES,VINTAGE VENDORS,

Do you have a prototype, invention or STEM-based program you’d like to showcase at future events, and/or hold a workshop in partnership with Craft Lake City? If so, please email us: info@craftlakecity.com or call 801.906.8521.

STEP INSIDE THE AIR-CONDITIONED GOOGLE FIBER STEM BUILDING AND VISIT THE FOLLOWING EXHIBITORS:90.1FM KUERBoxBotBrackitzBrain Awareness - Craft Lake City’s DIY Engineer Craft ProjectDevMountainElectronLuvEngineers Without BoardersGoogle FiberMake Salt LakeMichael BeckPatternJamPEEQPenBlade, IncPicoCluster LLCPicturelinePK CleanRest 30 Records Omni-Directional CabsSalt Lake City Corporation SmartBitesSoftwire SynthesisSunzeecarTenrec BuildersThe LeonardoU of U Entertainment Arts & Engineering ProgramUniversity of Utah Neuroscience InitiativeUSU Extension 4-HUtah STEM Action Center Wasatch Beekeepers AssociationZaniac

DIYENGINEERSCraft Lake City’s DIY Engineer category is one of the public’s favorite elements of the Do-It-Yourself Festival. DIY Engineers are housed in Google Fiber’s Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) Building on Gallivan Plaza. We at Craft Lake City are dedicated to empowering DIY Engineers interested in STEM-based work with educational opportunities and programming at the Craft Lake City DIY Festival and at other events and workshops.

DIY Engineers display interactive science projects, inventions, incubator, modular synths, prototypes and technology projects. Craft Lake City also partners with local businesses, educational institutions, non-profit organizations and government agencies to showcase STEM based programs. We provide workshops for both adults and children throughout the year.

CRAFT FOODIES108 Amour Spreads122 Bitters Lab 133 Blue Copper Roasters4 Butcher’s Bunches23 Caffe IbisT35 Candy EverythingT1 City Grounds60 Desire Dessert66 Dolce Bella by Erin153 Garwood Beverage136 Ice Lollies Utah40 Indulge EatsT18 just-iced cookies165 La Barba Coffee Roasting24 Large’s Lemonade19 Lick’d160 Megan Whittaker109 Mozdykuchen Toasting Bread47 Peck’s Vanilla36 Queen Farina127 Riley’s Farm Fresh180 Salt City Brew Supply16 Snowy Awesome155 Sprinkle & Dash140 Sugared Caramel Candy42 Vive Juicery139 Winder Farm

VINTAGE VENDORS100 58bluebirds 59 Daley’s: A Men’s Shop 98 HELL BENT CLOTHING 68 Love Street Salvage168 Maeberry VintageV2 Parchment & Pallet50 RetroBetty T52 Salt Valley Vintage162 The Wooden Word 86 Wonderland Vintage

NONPROFITV1 The Green Urban Lunchbox28 Planned Parenthood Association of Utah150 The Rock Music132 Spy Hop80 Turkish American Cultural Center83 Utah Film Center143 Craft Lake City

SPONSORSSTEM 90.1 FM KUER174 90.9 FM KRCL112 Adnews/Fellow Shop7 City Weekly99 Downtown Alliance156 Denik30 God Hates RobotsT44 GREENbikeSTEM Google Fiber20 Harmon’s170 Ken Garff FiatSTEM Pictureline 178 Rocky Mountain PowerSTEM Salt Lake City Coorporation49 SLUG Magazine172 Spilt Ink163 The Mandate PressSTEM Utah STEM Action Center

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FOODVENDORS

PARTICIPATING FOOD TRUCKSINCLUDE:CUPBOP Korean BBQ in a cup

WAFFLE LOVE Gourmet liege waffles

LA TABLE CREPES Gourmet sweet and savory crepes

FRIDAY AND SATURDAYON-SITE FOOD VENDORS ARE:SNOWY AWESOME Shaved ice served inside a pineapple

FROM SCRATCH Locally sourced menu items: pizza, pasta, burgers, soups and salads

THE PIE PIZZERIA A hearty variety of pizza

LARGE’S LEMONADE Handmade, fresh-squeezed lemonade

ROB’S CHEESESTEAKSPhilly Cheesesteak goodness

ARGENTINA’S BEST EMPANADAS Homemade empanadas filled with beef, chicken, lamb, spinach and more

MAMA AFRICA African and French Creole fusion

NATIVE SPIN NAVAJO Tacos and sweet fry bread

A variety of local food vendors purvey meals and snacks at Craft Lake City’s DIY Fest! Eat with us! Craft Lake City’s DIY Fest Food Court is comprised of 100% local food vendors. Look for them next to the 90.9FM KRCL Stage presented by Goal Zero.

Keep an eye out for our Craft Foodie Exhibitors, who specialize in small batches of handmade food products at their booths and tables. You’ll find local vendors with items such as French macarons, fruit preserves and roasted coffee beans peppered throughout Gallivan Plaza and Gallivan Avenue.

CRAFT LAKE CITY WOULD LIKE

TO THANK THE FOLLOWING

ORGANIZATIONS FOR THIER GENEROUS

SUPPORT OF OUR ANNUAL DIY FEST:

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DIY AQUARIUM: 2 TICKETSMake your own aquarium.

JELLYFISH MOBILE: 1 TICKET Using up-cycled materials, create a whimsical jellyfish to hang someplace special.

BUBBLE WAND: 1 TICKETLearn to make your own bubble wand and test it out with our bubble juice!

PB & J SANDWICHES: 1 TICKETCreate your own sandwich with peanut butter, cookie butter and/or handcrafted jelly. Then craft your own sandwich with our sea-themed cookie cutters.

BOUNCY HOUSE: 1 TICKETKids 10 and under only, please.

CRAFT LAKE CITY & TATTLY TEMPORARY TATTOOS:1 TICKETThe Craft Lake City custom temporary tattoos were printed by Tattly and feature our two friends, The Bird and The Robot. Get your set of both today in the Kids’ Craft Area. Tattly’s are safe, nontoxic and printed with vegetable-based ink.

COLLABORATIVE COMMUNITY MURAL PROJECT: FREEJoin artisan Roger Whiting in creating a large mosaic mural that will be installed in the Dual Immersion Academy this fall. Special thanks to Home Depot and Habitat for Humanity ReStore for donating supplies.

LEGO LAMPUsing LEGO blocks and electronic parts, learn how to solder LED lights to create a futuristic looking lamp.

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3D PEN PROJECTTest out the latest 3D printing technology: 3D Pens! With the flick of your wrist, you’re creating art in mid-air with this emerging technology.

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ELECTRIC ORIGAMIExperience the centuries-old art of Japanese paper folding, with a modern twist! Using the design principles of electric circuits and origami, learn how to make an origami cat with LED light-up eyes.

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For kids of all ages, visit the air-conditioned Google Fiber STEM Building for this year’s DIY Engineer exhibits, including Craft Lake City’s own “Be a DIY Engineer” projects:

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SPONSORED BY ZURCHERS

Dive under the sea into Craft Lake City’s marine-themed Kids’ Area Sponsored By Zurchers, located to the west of the Graywhale Entertainment Stage.

62 E. GALLIVAN AVE. 801. 538.5090

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KIDS’ CRAFTS PRICES: 1 TICKET: $3 • 2 TICKETS: $5

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Craft Lake City is proud to showcase all-local performers on two stages and a busking area for the 7th Annual DIY Festival.

FRIDAY, AUG. 7, 201590.9FM KRCL STAGEPresented by Goal Zero

5:00–5:30 P.M. BIG WILD WINGS bigwildwings.bandcamp.comBig Wild Wings boast a Cat Power–esque feel with cathartic synths in a full-bodied instrumental section.

6:00–6:30 P.M. FOREIGN FIGURESforeignfigures.comForeign Figures make a big sound with mid-tempo rock in between Coldplay and Wildcat Strike.

7:00–7:30 P.M. ALEXANDER ORTEGAalexanderortega.bandcamp.comThe Alexander Ortega ensemble offers emotive acoustic art punk peppered with Tuvan-inspired throat singing.

8:00–8:30 P.M. THE WILD WARthewildwar.comGrooving bass and a bouncy backbeat underline The Wild War’s infectious, danceable garage rock tunes. 9:00–9:30 P.M. CONQUER MONSTERconquermonster.comConquer Monster utilize home electronics like Gameboys to create electronic music with a sci-fi bent.

GRAYWHALE ENTERTAINMENT STAGE5:30–6:00 P.M. COLOR ANIMALcoloranimalrocks.bandcamp.comEasygoing indie abounds with Color Animal’s smart songs, rife with melodic, jangly guitar and wistful vocals.

6:30–7:00 P.M. BIRTHQUAKEbirthquake.bandcamp.comThe three brothers of Birthquake create noodling math euphony with their all-instrumental songs.

BIG WILD WINGS boast a Cat Power–esque feel with cathartic synths.

EXCLUSIVE EVENT:7:00–7:30 P.M. ANIMAL JAMacademy.animaljam.comAnimal Jam presents live, exotic animals in alliance with Craft Lake City’s STEM program, offering fun, science-oriented education.

7:30–8:00 P.M. DJ FLASH & FLAREsoundcloud.com/flashandflareWith a penchant for chill vibes, DJ Flash & Flare melds hip-hop and electronic music to get the crowd moving. 8:30–9:00 P.M. HECTIC HOBOhectichobo.bandcamp.comTrue to their name, Hectic Hobo fry up a hobo take on the gypsy-folk genre. 9:30–10:00 P.M. CROOK & THE BLUFFcrookandthebluff.comVelvet croons comb the noir desert in Crook & The Bluff’s Western blues, awaiting guitar thunder to tear through the sky.

PERFORMERS& BUSKERS

BUSKING LOUNGEPresented by SLUG Magazine

5:30–6:00 P.M. NEIGHBORStwitter.com/neighbors_slcSinger-songwriter duo Neighbors are easy on the ears with their simple female/male back and forth with acoustic guitar.

6:30–7:00 P.M. JEF DOOGIEreverbnation.com/jefdoogieJef Doogie raps uplifting hip-hop verses that flow over laid-back beats and soulful production.

7:30–8:00 P.M. JIM FISHmountaincountryband.comJim Fish mixes rugged bluegrass with country for a robust brand of acoustic-driven folk with impressive musicianship.

8:30–9:00 P.M. SOUL VIBEsoundcloud.com/chrispettypercushSoul Vibe weaves experimental vibraphone and percussion through the ether for a minimalist jazzy effect.

9:30–10:00 P.M. NIX BEATnixbeat.comAll-vinyl DJ Nix Beat induces twists n’ shouts with vintage rock n’ roll, soul, ’70s-style punk—and more.

SATURDAY, AUG. 8, 201590.9FM KRCL STAGEPresented by Goal Zero

12:30–1:00 P.M. BULLETS & BELLESbulletsandbelles.comSweet vocal harmonies underscore Bullets & Belles’ hearty folk-soul songs atop happy acoustic chords.

1:30–2:00 P.M. BRONCObroncotheband.comThis ain’t your typical country band—Bronco play catchy alt-country with rock riffs and gospel-like keys.

2:30–3:00 P.M. HALLOVVEDfacebook.com/hallovvedHallovved exhibit a brawny rhythm section with soaring vocals and swift-kick-in-the-pants guitar licks—chunky, gritty rock.

3:30–4:00 P.M.PIXIE AND THE PARTYGRASS BOYSfacebook.com/partygrassAn acoustic hootenanny is in store with Pixie and the Partygrass Boys at the helm, playing jazzy bluegrass.

4:30–5:00 P.M. THE STATUETTESthestatuettes.comThe Statuettes send ripples through the air as they jam out alternative rock with an indie-pop inflection via smooth tenor vocals. 5:30–6:00 P.M. IT FOOT, IT EARSitfootitears.bandcamp.comSometimes math-y, always on the fringe, it foot, it ears snap strings and pop skins to articulate avant-garde rock music.

CROOK & BLUFF craft psychedelic Western blues.

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6:30–7:00 P.M.COYOTE VISION GROUPsoundcloud.com/coyote-vision-groupRhythmic night clouds pulsate for Coyote Vision Group’s jangly, happy, Grizzly Bear take on psych rock. 7:30–8:00 P.M. BEACHMENbeachmen.bandcamp.comBeachmen slow it down with twinkling indie-guitar melodies then erupt with cathartic crashes, taking these rock tunes to a funky plane. 8:30–9:00 P.M. DUSKduskraps.comDusk spits with raspy delivery over topline production and hard-hitting beats for a hands-in-the air hip-hop affair.

GRAYWHALE ENTERTAINMENT STAGE12:00–12:30 P.M.SHAKEDOWN AT THE MAJESTICshakedownatthemajestic.comIn between the ’80s and ’90s, Shakedown at the Majestic provide a pop rock delight.

1:00–1:30 P.M. JAZZ JAGUARSrest30.com/wordpress/jazz-jaguarsJazz Jaguars play smooth lounge with lilting female singing and grooving keys—they tastefully relax the atmosphere.

2:00–2:30 P.M. ALBINO FATHERalbinofather.bandcamp.comAlbino Father transcend typical garage/psych genre norms, electrifying the airwaves with thumping jams that spawn jitterbugs among the crowd.

3:00–3:30 P.M. QUIET OAKSquietoaksmusic.comContrary to their name, Quiet Oaks deliver rockin’ and passionate indie redolent of The Brobecks.

4:00–4:10 P.M. BEAUTÉ OBSCURÉbeauteobscure.comBeauté Obscuré fuse belly dance with other dance forms to provide an alluring and engaging experience.

4:10–4:20 P.M. MOVEMENT FORUMakamofo.comCollaborative dance experimentalists Movement Forum improvise along or

against kinetic paths for a unique dance with each performance.

4:20–4:30 P.M. AMY FALLS & AMY FRYamyfalls.comChoreographers Amy Falls and Amy Fry explore dance-narrative structures and mix contemporary and balletic dance vocabulary therein.

4:30–4:40 P.M. CAIRO CLASSIC DANCE ENSEMBLEamandadances.comPrincipally inspired by Egyptian Ghawazee and donning handmade costumes, Cairo Classic Dance Ensemble incorporate Egyptian folk dance into their routine.

5:00–5:30 P.M. SAMBA FOGOsambafogo.comSamba Fogo relay Afro-Brazilian dance with a bang—drums and fire fortify their high-energy live show.

6:00–6:30 P.M. MUNICIPAL BALLET CO. AND HOLY WATER BUFFALOfacebook.com/pages/municipal-ballet-co holywaterbuffalo.comHoly Water Buffalo provide a heavy Billy Joel–like vibe for Municipal Ballet Co.’s fun democratization of ballet.

7:00–7:30 P.M. ST. BOHÉMEfacebook.com/stbohemeSt. Bohéme provide a taste of French and Eastern European folk music, a fitting preamble for twilight.

NICK JAMES will close out this year’s Festival with his dance-inspiring DJ work.

EXCLUSIVE EVENT:7:30–8:00 P.M. ANIMAL JAMacademy.animaljam.comAnimal Jam presents live, exotic animals in alliance with Craft Lake City’s STEM program, offering fun, science-oriented education.

8:00–8:30 P.M.KATE MACLEOD AND FRIENDSkatemacleod.comKate Macleod and Friends offer a vintage-folk reverie with the familiar warmth from the 1960s.

8:30–8:45 P.M. AVIAN ALLUREfacebook.com/avianallureFlying in midair, Avian Allure gracefully tell a story through Lyra aerial hoop performance, expressing their characters through costume.

9:00–9:30 P.M. HOUSE OF LEWISthehouseoflewis.comThe feel of Rhymesayers bumps within House of Lewis, who entertain with a comedic edge.

9:30–10:00 P.M. NICK JAMESfacebook.com/sirnickjamesNick James dishes out disco and soul bangers with some touches of jazz for a smorgasbord of dancing and merriment.

BUSKING LOUNGEPresented by SLUG Magazine

12:00–12:30 P.M. RABBIT! RABBIT!rabbitrabbitmusic.yolasite.comThe ladies of Rabbit! Rabbit! strum strings and sing their hearts out with harmonizing whoa-ohs and a dash of country.

1:00–1:30 P.M. JOHANNA JOHANNAjohannajohanna.bandcamp.comJohanna Johanna belt out rock in a ’90s groove with swinging guitar-chord progressions and earnest singing.

2:00–2:30 P.M. MICHELE MEDINAsoundcloud.com/michele-medinaViolinist Michele Medina fiddles with classical and folk forms with virtuosic improvisation and some set material.

3:00–3:30 P.M. VALERIE ROSE STERRETTsoundcloud.com/valerierosesterrettmusicNew wave synths bolster Valerie Rose Sterrett’s goth-y singing as her husband, B.C., plays the saw.

4:00–4:30 P.M. MINXminxband.comMiNX slam out four-on-the-floor beats with pop vocals and chainsaw guitar to get booties shakin’.

5:00–5:30 P.M.THE SALT, THE SEA, AND THE SUN GODthesalttheseaandthesungod.bandcamp.comThe Salt, The Sea, and The Sun God amplify their lo-fi indie folk and engulf listeners with their melodies.

6:00–6:30 P.M. DJ MIKE VARANAKIS “DJ V”facebook.com/mike.varanakisThe versatile DJ Mike Varanakis taps into the many genres and tracks at his disposal to ensure that everyone’s having fun.

7:00–7:30 P.M. KELLI MOYLEfullfidelitystudio.com/artists/kelli-moyleOne half of folk duo The Pickpockets, Kelli Moyle enchants with her sultry voice and soft guitar-playing style

8:00–8:30 P.M. GREEN.HOUSEg-h-music.comBlending EDM styles, Green.house puts electronic kick drums and drops to use to create a robotic party atmosphere. 8:30–9:00 P.M. THE SOGGY SCOTSthesoggyscots.blogspot.comThe Soggy Scots deliver anthemic bagpipe playing—along with some whistles and spoons—to stir up a Celtic-styled shebang.

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CRAFT LAKE CITY’S DIY FESTIVALVIP PATIO offers handcrafted bites, craft cocktails, local craft brews and more. For a nominal ticket fee, Craft Lake City’s VIP Patio gives members of the community the opportunity to network and enjoy the sights and sounds of the DIY festival from the second floor patio of the Wells Fargo Building. Sample local, handcrafted food and libations that will only be found on the VIP Patio at the DIY Festival.

Enjoy the view of the DIY Festival and the sounds from the 90.9FM KRCL Stage Presented by Goal Zero, featuring incredible local performers.

The VIP Patio is open Friday, Aug. 7 from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. and Saturday, Aug. 8 from 3.p.m. to 10 p.m. Tickets are $35, which covers your entrance to VIP and the festival for both Friday and Saturday.

Tickets are available for purchase at the 200 South Entrance of the Festival.

EXCLUSIVE VIP EVENT:Friday, Aug. 7, 6 p.m.–9 p.m.: Receive a hand dipped on-site Maker’s Mark glass in signaturered wax (while supplies last).

Mingle with friends, craft food and a craft cocktail on Craft Lake City’s VIP Patio!

ZONE MANAGERS: Billy Palmer, Carlé Ridley, Colin Roe Ledbetter, Wesley Spry

LOGISTICS COORDINATOR: Zoe Kingdon

ASSISTANT LOGISTICS COORDINATOR: Chris Fazio

PRODUCTION ASSISTANT: Colin Roe Ledbetter

SUPPLY COORDINATOR: Ashley Pacheco

SURVEY COORDINATOR: Nchopia Nwokoma

FESTIVAL FINANCE COORDINATORS: Jack Ledbetter, Rachel Hayes

FESTIVAL FOOD COORDINATOR: Sheri Zollinger

KIDS’ AREA COORDINATOR: Ashlee Christofferson

ASSISTANT KIDS’ AREA COORDINATOR:Paige Holmstrom

MERCHANDISE COORDINATOR: Nikhi Jamili

MASCOT: Benjamin Tilton

COPYWRITERS: Alexander Ortega, Johnathan Ford

CRAFTLAKECITY.COM DEVELOPER: Kate Colgan

ENTERTAINMENT COORDINATOR: Kellie Call

STAGE MANAGERS: Alexander Ortega, Danielle Turner, Jon Christiansen

BUSKING LOUNGE COORDINATOR: Elliot Jarman

MUSIC PROGRAMMING BROADCASTED BETWEEN LIVE ACTS: 90.9 FM KRCL Stage Presented By Goal Zero: Courtney Blair of Afternoon Delight Graywhale Entertainment Stage: Nix Beat

VIP PRODUCTION & MANAGEMENT: Annie Quan

VIP BEVERAGE SERVICE: Wendie Lund & Bar Macrame: tesstwillegear@gmail.com

CRAFT LAKE CITY EXECUTIVE BOARD:Angela H. Brown, Barton Moody, John Carlisle, Stephanie Glaitti

CRAFT LAKE CITY ADVISORY BOARD:Annie Quan, Beverly Stachowiak, Chad Dorton, Chris Weed, Holly Halpin, Jessica Thesing, Kim Angeli Selin, Liz Clark, Marsha Merrill, Megan Whittaker, Natalie Parkin, Pamela Olson, Stephanie Buranek, Tracey Harty, Willie Littig

INTERESTED IN JOINING OUR TEAM OF YEAR-ROUND VOLUNTEERS?E-mail info@craftlakecity.comor call 801.906.8521.

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR: Angela H. Brown

EDUCATION & EVENTS COORDINATOR:Wesley Spry

COMMUNICATIONS COORDINATOR:Mesun Choi

DEVELOPMENT COORDINATOR:Rachel Hayes

MARKETING INTERN:Marina Quevedo

EXHIBITION COORDINATOR:Nancy Rivera

GRANTS & SPONSORSHIP COORDINATOR: Now Hiring!

GOOGLE FIBER STEM BUILDING MANAGER: Jessica Thesing

GOOGLE FIBER STEM BUILDING ASSISTANT MANAGERS:Chad Dorton, Chris Weed, Eric Granato

SOCIAL MEDIA COORDINATOR:Now Hiring! SPONSORSHIP COORDINATORS:Angela@craftlakecity.comJohnFord@craftlakecity.com

VOLUNTEER COORDINATOR:Jennifer MurdockASSISTANT VOLUNTEER COORDINATOR: Rebecca Davenport

CRAFT LAKE CITY HEADQUARTERS:351 Pierpont Ave. 4B SLC, UT 84101 craftlakecity.com • @craftlakecity#clcDIYfest #craftlakecity

Craft Lake City is a 501(c)(3) charitable organization. Please consider making a tax-deductible, charitable donation today!

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CREATIVE/BRANDING/DESIGN/FESTIVAL MAP ILLUSTRATION:Courtney Blair of Pattern Daily

THANK YOU TO OUR 2015 CRAFT LAKE CITY DIY FESTIVAL STAFF, THE CRAFT LAKE CITY EXECUTIVE & ADVISORY BOARDS, DIY FEST PARTICIPANTS, VOLUNTEERS, SPONSORS AND YOU, THE FESTIVAL ATTENDEES!

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