Bank Of The Cascades Bend Summer Festival Official Guide 2013

July 11, 2013 / The source weekly / 21

Bend Summer Festival 2013July 12, 13 and 14 • Downtown Bend

Fine Art | Music | Wine | Microbrews | Gourmet Foods | Conscious Living Showcase | Gospel ‘n Brunch | Kids Activities

Sponsored by The Bank of the Cascades • Presented by The Source Weekly • Hosted by the Downtown Bend Business AssociationProduced by C3 Events • www.c3events.com

— O F F I C I A L G U I D E —

Illustration by John Hillmer

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Welcome! This festival is a place where the tellers of stories, the creators of beauty, and the ghosts of Bend's Downtown past, all cavort with the

pioneers of modern day, Downtown Bend, to craft a rich tapestry of color; to simmer a brilliant, tantalizing, artful, stew. And what makes a truly, great, summer festival

slog? The artisans, music-makers, chefs, and brewmasters; the minstrels, and patrons, the vintners and crafters. And how do we convey the textures of this all in a way that honors both it's complexity and transparency?

For answers to this, we turned to an artist (of course)... In the fall of 1996, one of Bend's loveliest, Jenny Green, introduced us to a fine artist named John Hillmer. At the time, John was a recent transplant from Seattle where he had worked on illustration and marketing campaigns for the esteemed Earshot Jazz Festival. He loved the urban feel of Downtown Bend. He loved great jazz. He was full of crazy wisdom. We were well aligned! Our friendship and partnership led to one inspiring piece of art after another, announcing to Bend, that it was time to celebrate! It was a prolific collaboration~ one that would time and time again, find the best in Bend, integrating an iconic fish, and beauty of all other sorts-- fine musicians, fine flora, and other whimsical characters, symbolic of the many interesting folks that have dotted our Bend landscape.

For more than a decade we worked with John to usher in the event season. And then, the conspiracy of impermanence set it. As with so many other

changes to our Bend, landscape, sadly, John moved on.

In Mexico, John found more stories to tell; another muse for his journey. But not before he had left behind a painted legacy of modern and abstract art, that

surely transformed the visual experience of Bend. We remember John, at his best, paintbrush in hand, using metaphor, charm, and wit, to tell the story of our beautiful

town. Nothing is literal for John. His vibrant, courageous use of color, is not without it's share of emotional depth. At once his visual stories explore both joy and lament. And what if John's fish could speak of the past 23 years of this amazing Downtown Bend and it's signature Festival? What would it say?

In John's world, it would glub, glub, glub on and on about pets marching down Wall Street, bicycle races, Jimmy Messina's defiance for Bend's sound curfew; about jugglers, and

men on street corners shouting out scripture. It would pause and remember mt. bachelor c o o k i e s , lovingly sculpted by a man named Hans. He was there when Robert Cray showed up, without a stage, just the day before. As if it was yesterday, he can see the many, exhausted, beautiful, young men and women, sweeping late and finally early into the nextday's morning, eyes closed, legs barely moving. Wistfully, the

fish would recall great pizza and laughter, Stuft into the rafters. He'd picture a glass of fine wine, or dessert, or acup of tea at former film house, once re-dubbed, Paradisio. And while the fish would explain his

particular attachment to Peggy's exquisite Italian, he'd shy away from remembering the hook and the Oar House and his narrow escape!

He'd recall Bend's finest artists, painting chairs and tables and busses and murals. It's all there, along with the new... If he were to return, he'd say now that he loves the fusion of overhead water,

reminding him of his hometown stream. The Fish, is particularly grateful for 25 years of mirror pond ("pale ale" that is), and in reverence to other fine foods and shops and boutiques, he'd glub out a hearty,

"Ola!" He's collected them all, that hand painted fish.

The times and the people, the comings and goings and comings again. Today, we are beyond pleased, that the fish makes a reprieve himself. In this the 23rd year of the Bank of the Cascades Bend Summer Festival, fine artist John Hillmer is back! (part time bend, resident, John Hillmer) John's impression on this festival is as deep as his fish's ocean. Every "trumpet duder" you see, on every street pole banner and every front of stage scrim; every daring scratched out image covering the once blank confines of our festival fine art posters, guide covers, and t-shirts; it's all John Hillmer. For us, it's the most iconographic way of saying "Bend Summer Festival!" So, enjoy the festival! Please support our many sponsors (especially, the most critical, Bank of the Cascades-- now in their 17th year of patronizing this festival).

Honor Downtown Bend's brilliant history! And, this week-end, go make some of your own history, when you live it, taste it, chew it, hear it, drink it, view it, (do it), ok? It's the 2013, Bank of the Cascades Bend Summer Festival, Presented by the Source Weekly, and it's your very own, hometown fiesta (right John?).

Sincerely, Cameron Clark Owner, C3 Events

2013 Days & Times

Friday, July 12 Starting at 5pm

Saturday, July 13 11am-11pm

Sunday, July 14 11am-6pm

The Peak 104.1 Mainstage pg. 4-5

FridayQuetzal Guerrero, Yogoman Burning

Band, Jelly Bread, Todd HaabySaturday

Yogoman Burning Band, World’s Finest, Giraffe Dodgers,

Jeff Crosby and the Refugees, Polyrhythmics, Ozomatli

Jazz, Wine, & Gourmet Foods Stage pg. 6-7

Saturday Slickside Down , Michael Powers ,

Cana Sons , MRB (Max Ribner Band), Soul Vaccination, Five Pint Mary,

Augustana Jazz Quartet

Gospel and Brunch pg. 9

Max Ribner Band, Gospel Choir of the Cascades, Northwest Community

Gospel Choir

KQAK 105.7 Free Street Bash pg. 10

Near the Oxford HotelFriday Night - Starting at 5pm

Bad Cats Band, Soul Benders, Edgar Winter

KPOV Locals Only Stage pg. 11

Christina Griggs, Chiringa, Lino, The Rum and The Sea, Boxcar String

Band, Necktie Killer, Grit and Grizzle, Paul Eddy, Hilst and Coffey

Food Court & Libations pg. 12-13

Deschutes Brewery, Chateau St Michelle, Bend Distillery

Bend Summer Festival 2013July 12, 13 and 14 • Downtown Bend

Presented by The Source Weekly • Hosted by the Downtown Bend Business Association

Honor Downtown Bend's

Brilliant History!

Quetzal Guerrero 5pm

Through the years, Quetzal's profi-ciency in violin, guitar, percussion, and vocals has allowed him to grow into one of the more prominent artists in the Latin Soul music scene. His touring and performing has led to collaborations and performances with a long string of iconic musicians and performers.

Yogoman Burning Band 6:30pm

Yogoman hails from the planet Yog, where its inhabitants create ridiculous, quirky, and uninhibited dance moves on the regular- lighting up crowds of all-ages and taking it to the streets with their infectious and engaging ska/soul brass band style.

Jelly Bread 8pmJelly Bread, emerging out of Reno,

NV, is a tour de force of full frontal funk, thoroughly steeped in a Rock-Americana style, with a dash of rollicking indie alt-rock radio appeal. The band melds elements of a high desert twang and Oakland funk & rock through musical alchemy to produce a chameleonic playl-ist, dubbed as “moonshine funk & heavy soul”.

The Peak 104.1

2013Mainstage Schedule

Bank of the Cascades Bend Summer Festival

Kick-Off Concert

Friday, July 125pm Quetzal Guerrero

6:30pm Yogoman Burning Band

8pm Jelly Bread

9:30pm Todd Haaby

Saturday, July 13th

11am Yogoman Burning Band 1pm World’s Fines

3pm Giraffe Dodgers 5:30pm Jeff Crosby and the Refugees

7:30pm Polyrhythmics

9:30pm Ozomatli

Gospel ‘n Brunch Sunday

Sunday, July 14th

Tickets available at Saxon’s Fine Jewelers and at the event

Gourmet Brunch provided by Barrio

Brunch opens at 11am

See full schedule and ticket information on pg. 6

Friday, July 12 9:30pmTodd Haaby

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Yogoman Burning Band

Attracted by the fiery passion of Latin music, and the fortunate opportunity to travel abroad,

Todd developed a unique style all his own. Over the past several years

nuevo flamenco guitarist Todd Haaby and his Latin group Sola Via have gone

from playing small cafes and upscale res-taurants, to becoming one of the most sought

after talents on the West Coast

Friday Night on The Peak 104.1 Mainstage:

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The Peak 104.1Presented by American Family Insurance


MainstageAt the intersection of Oregon Avenue and Bond Street

Friday, July 12 9:30pmTodd Haaby

Saturday, July 13 9:30pm

OzomatliIn their eighteen years together as a

band, celebrated Los Angeles culture-mashers Ozomatli have gone from

hometown heroes to being named U.S. State Department Cultural Ambassadors.

Ozomatli has always juggled two key identi-ties: they are the voice of their city and they

are citizens of the world. Their music – a noto-rious urban-Latino-and-beyond collision of hip

hop and salsa, dancehall and cumbia, samba and funk, merengue and comparsa, East LAR&B and New

Orleans second line, Jamaican ragga and Indian raga – has long followed a key mantra: it will take you around the

world by taking you around L.A.

They are the voice of their city and they are citizens of the world.

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World’s Finest 1pmBlending ska, bluegrass, dub, punk

and everything in between, this 5 piece Portland band has created a genre all their own, and has been steadily filling up dance floors and packing venues wherever they go.

Giraffe Dodgers 3pm

The Giraffe Dodgers came together with the goal to progress the acoustic music we all know and love into a hybrid of bluegrass, funk, jazz and folk.

Jeff Crosby and the Refugees 5:30pm

He began playing guitar with the local folks on the back porches of Donnelly, ID, and by the following year, he had played it so much that he had worn the frets off. You can still hear those 'back porch' influences in his country infused rock music today.

Polyrhythmics 7:30pm

The 8 members of this dynam-ic world-beat orchestra, weave a clever web of deep, hypnotic grooves, creative, yet melodic interplay, clever horn-hooks, and searing solos that ignite every dance-floor that has laid before them.

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Your hosts, Cascade Sotheby’s Inter-national Realty invite you to enjoy the premier jazz event in Bend. Best of all, it is free to the community, thanks to their sponsorship. Minnesota Avenue closing to host a weekend gathering of people enjoying beautiful music, fine wines, ciders and gourmet food, is a big deal. Take it in, and live it up.

Jazz, Wine and Gourmet Foods

2013Stage Schedule

Saturday, July 13

11am Slickside Down

1pm Michael Powers

3pm Cana Sons

5pm MRB (Max Ribner Band)

7pm Soul Vaccination

Sunday, July 14th

11am Lino

1pm Five Pint Mary

3pm Augustana Jazz Quartet

Jazz, Wine

Saturday, July 13 - 9pm

Craig ChaquicoChaquico was only 14 when one of his teachers, Jack

Traylor, invited him to join a band called Steel Wind,a popular combo in the San Francisco bay area. He has been

playing with various groups ever since, and has designed built his own custom guitars. Chaquico has written a song for every

memory of life it seems. His songs are his poems. He is a man of ex-tremes and extreme sensitivity.

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Slickside Down

Saturday, July 13 - 11am

Slickside DownThe band has since travels around Central Or-

egon performing their original blend of Jazz, Junk and Fusion.


Michael PowersMichael was born in New York City in 1960, but grew up in the San

Francisco Bay area, later to live in Seattle. His musical career began at age 15, and progressed through a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Composition and Performance from Cornish College of the Arts.


Cana SonsCana Son is a Cuban son band that plays traditional son music. The

group focuses on popular Cuban son from the turn of the last century through the nineteen fifties. Following son music's history out of the East-ern Provinces of Cuba to the Capital of Havana and beyond.

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New foods, salts, oils and vinegars will be on your table, before the weekend is out, once you sample items from:

• Tres Classique

• Navidi’s Oils

• Salinity Salts

• Celia’s Gourmet Foods

• Our Favorite Foods (Fermented Foods)

• Pure Peppers

• Khara Foods

• Pure Kitchen

And be sure to visit our new and returning wineries to learn more about the exquisite terroirs of the Pacific Northwest, and what makes each unique.

• Chateau Ste. Michelle

• Noble Estate Vineyard

• TeSoAria Vineyard and Winery

• Naked Winery

• Macindoe Family Cellars

• Ancient Cellars

Imagine you are in a French garden as you smell the lavender from Tumalo Lavender Farms and sample their lavender lemonades. Kombucha Mama, Atlas Hard Cider and Nectar of the Gods Meadery also provide refreshment and samples on the street.

Jazz, Wine

The Gourmet Food and Wine Marketplace

and Gourmet Foods Stage At the intersection of Minnesota Avenue and Wall Street

Lino


MRB (Max Ribner Band)

Beginning in small clubs and street fairs around Portland, the band was soon whipping crowds into a frenzy with hypnotic grooves and virtuosic performances. Deeply rooted in peace, compassion and healing, the band's message and music is full of inspiration and passion.


Soul VaccinationSoul Vaccination is the Hottest Funk & Soul Bands in the PNW.

This great band infuses the Stage with the greatest soul standards, bringing you tunes from the likes of Stevie Wonder, Aretha Franklin, Earth Wind & Fire and Tower of Power.

Sunday, July 14 - 11am

LinoLino creates incredibly

unique and versatile layering of guitars in combination with acoustic and classical instruments and his bold blending of musical styles- it's what makes his music so distinctive.

Sunday, July 14 - 1pm

Five Pint Mary Upbeat, loud and rollicking, Five Pint Mary plays a unique blend of Irish/Celtic/Eastern Euro rock with an edge of punk.

Sunday, July 14 - 3pm

Augustana Jazz Quartet

Featuring George Mitchel, Kevin Deitz, Mike Snyder, and Marilyn Keller

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Minnesota Street becomes the hub for gourmet food, wine and cider artisans from California, Oregon and Washington to sip, graze and absorb the best free live jazz in Oregon! This street has become one of the most popular programs of the festival. This year, we pair a stellar line up of jazz musicians with world-class wines from Oregon and Washington, salts, oils, spices, exotic prepared food and more. Learn how to complement your foodie repertoire from the source, on thestreet, and with friends.

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After a visit to the prestigious, Bill Cosby hosted, Playboy Jazz Festival at the Hollywood Bowl in Southern, California, C3 Events owner Cameron Clark, and Saxon's Fine Jewelers owner Ron Hender-son, hatched a scheme to re-create an experience they had been moved by at the nearby House of Blues... together they were inspired, lifted up even, by the spiritual sounds of a Gospel R&B funk band, completed with gourmet champagne brunch. This nearly 10-year tradition now, has featured the best in national and regional gospel acts, in-cluding Seattle's award winning, "Total Experience Gospel Choir." Others who have performed include Janice Scrog-gins and Linda Hornbuckle, the African Gospel Accapella Group, Sonos, the Witherspoons, Max Clark, The Brown Sisters, Marilyn Keller, The Rose City Gospel Ensemble, Ruthie Foster and many more...

It is much more than good food--a delicious, gourmet meal prepared by Barrio--it is a celebration of an art form, an opportunity to be moved to a

better place! Join us again this year as we are thrilled to present MRB- The Max Ribner Band. Two other spectacu-lar gospel acts are presented by Saxon's Fine Jewelers including the Gospel Choir of the Cascades at 11am, and the Northwest Community Gospel Choir at 1pm. It all happens from 11am-3pm on The Peak 104.1 Mainstage on Oregon Avenue.

Tickets for the brunch with reserved seating are available at Saxon's Fine Jewelers in advance, or may be pur-chased by walking up at the event.

Gospel n' Brunch Sunday Sunday, July 14thOn The Peak 104.1 Mainstage at the intersection of Oregon Avenue and Bond Street(Tickets are $20 each. Purchase in advance at Saxon’s Fine Jewelry, or day of at the event)

MRB3pm“Deeply rooted in peace, compassion and

healing, the band's message and music is full of inspiration and passion.”

The core of MRB (formerly the Max Rib-ner Band) came together in 2009, when Berklee

College of Music graduate Max arrived in Port-land, drawn by its arts scene and natural beauty. He

quickly found himself at the center of a vibrant funk/jazz scene, and built a solid reputation as a top-notch

flugelhorn player and musician, aided by performances with local heavyweights Esperanza Spalding, Medicine For

the People, and Patrick Lamb to name a few. He also began forming the musical collective that would one day become

MRB, pulling together musicians from all corners of the city: vocalists Matthew Flowers (Shy Girls), Saeeda Wright, and Ashley

Seamster, bassist Michael Dougherty, guitarist/producer Joe Hall, singer/songwriter Chris Lay, and Max's own virtuoso brother on piano/

keyboards, Tim Ribner. Beginning in small clubs and street fairs, the band was soon whipping crowds into a frenzy with hypnotic grooves and virtuostic

performances. These days MRB is a family affair, with contributions from a wide range of performers in the NW music scene – their live shows have featured appear-

ances by Bibi McGill (Beyoncè) and Liv Warfield (Prince).

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Gospel Choir of the Cascades, 11am

Northwest Community Gospel Choir, 1pm


KQAK 105.7 Free

Street BashFriday, July 12

5pm Bad Cats Band

7:30pm Brian Brazier and West Coast Revue

9:30pm Edgar Winter

Free Street Bash Presented by Bend Family Dentistry

Friday, July 12 9:30pm

Edgar Winter

A child prodigy who achieved international success early on, Edgar has found an audience in every major

entertainment medium--music, film and television. A prolific writer, Edgar's music encompasses many differ-

ent genres, including rock, jazz, blues, and pop. Edgar invented the keyboard body strap early in his career, an

innovation that allows him the freedom to move around on stage during his multi-instrument high-energy perfor-

mances. He was also the first artist to feature a synthesizer as the main instrument in a song.

Friday Night, July 12th Located near The Oxford Hotel

Friday, July 12 5pm

Bad Cats Band The basis of the band has always been to offer great enter-tainment through music that is very popular and most im-portantly, danceable. These same 'Bad Cats' are now going by that very name and will continue to give performances that are totally 'out of hand' and off the hook! ROCK ON!!!

Friday, July 12 7:30pm

Brian Brazier and The West Coast Revue

STexas born Brian Brazier is not limited to one thing or idea, and he looks for paths and people that have heart to

inspire his music.

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Saturday on the KPOV Locals Only Stage

Harry Richie’s Jewelers welcomes

Christina Griggs 11am

Christina Rae Griggs is a folk/indie acoustic singer and song writer. She embraces positivity in her music, playing well known covers from the 60's to to-day's music, as well as her original songs.

Bend Chamber of Commerce & Precision Body and Paint welcomes

¡Chiringa!, 1pmIn addition to facilitating a dance party, ¡Chiringa! invites audience participa-tion musically, pulling everyone into the groove with their voices, bodies, and instruments and making it truly a com-munal celebration! Come share the joy and get your dance on with ¡Chiringa!

Abbajay Control and Monitoring and Commute Options Welcomes

Lino 3pm Lino has an incredibly unique and ver-satile layering of guitars in combination with acoustic and classical instruments and his bold blending of musical styles- it's what makes his music so distinctive.

Connecting Points Computer Center welcomes

Rum and The Sea - 5:30

Postal Connections & Altrec welcomes

Boxcar Stringband 7:30pm Boxcar stringband is a three man rock and roll blues machine that plays an eclectic mix of old rock and roll, blues, hillbilly rock and rockabilly music. While the band is based out of Bend, Oregon, it’s members bring influence from the great pacific northwest and far beyond.

Sunday on the KPOV Locals Only StageColor Guard Photo Service welcomes

Grit and Grizzle 11amGrowling vocals, spine tinglin banjo and a heart-throbbin' bass, all sit behind a haunting country rythm. Come get a taste of our boot-stompin', knee-slap-pin', finger-lickin', true blue, backporch music on the streets of downtown Bend.

Cathy’s Cleaners welcomes

Paul Eddy 1pmAt the moment, whatever channels through my Fender guitars, be it Indie Rock or C&W influenced Americana. If it don't twang, it ain't got that thang? Naw, too simple. But pretty close.

Westside Bakery welcomes

Hilst and Coffey 3pm Hilst & Coffey weave their own blend of genre-crossing lines to create an extraor-dinary musical journey.

KPOV Locals Only Stage Presented by Rely LocalWells Fargo Parking Lot, off of Wall Street

KPOV Locals Only Stage

2013Concert Schedule

Saturday, July 1311am Christina Griggs

1pm Chiringa!

3pm Lino

5:30pm Rum and the Sea

5:30pm Necktie Killer

7:30pm Boxcar String Band

9:30pm Necktie Killer

Sunday, July 14th11am Grit and Grizzle

1pm Paul Eddy

3pm Hilst and Coffey

Join the Best of Central Oregon Original Music, with KPOV and Rely Local

BIGS Hydroponics and Rockin’ Daves welcomes

Necktie Killer 9:30pm Combining funk, hip hop and even some metal elements with ska, punk, dub and rock. In their first two years of being a per-

forming band, the group has played well over 100 shows in the Bend/Redmond Oregon area and is now occasionally taking the act on the road.

Christina Griggs ¡Chiringa! Boxcar Stringband Lino

Paul Eddy


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Bend Summer Festival 2013 MAPJuly 12, 13 and 14 • Downtown Bend

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The Bank of the Cascades Bend Summer Festival, presented by The Source Weekly, will feature more than 20 innovative food vendors serving savory and sweet offerings. Get your eat on in the Wells Fargo Parking Lot off of Oregon Avenue—the dining area is a great place to gather with friends and family, and a must-hit spot during the festival.

Bart Degraff

Nowhere To Park??? The Bend Trolley will be running this year on Saturday from 11am- 8pm. You can park at the parking lot of the Bend River Mall, or the Safeway on 3rd street to hitch a ride down to the festival- only $5 per way, or you can purchase a hop on hop off ticket for $10 for a round trip experience. Shuttle will run every 30 minutes, so your wait will not be long!

For all questions regarding ADA accommodation, please contact us at 541-389-0995 / [email protected]

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The Bank of the Cascades Bend Summer Festival features the largest outdoor selection of wines and beer in our region. Come sample the stars of the Deschutes Brewery craft brews at our five bars located downtown, throughout the weekend. This year we are pouring the following brews and ales of Deschutes Brewery:

inversion iPA

Black Butte Porter

Deschutes River Ale

Chainbreaker White iPA

Mirror Pond Pale Ale

Twilight Summer Ale

Chateau Ste. Michelle Winery is renowned for its’ regional terroir in Washington State, and the impressive selection of international wines that complement their own production, in a world-class vintage portfolio. Chateau Ste. Michelle will be at the festival, on the Gourmet Food, Jazz and Wine Street on Minnesota Avenue sampling wines from this portfolio, and additionally, our five festival bars will be pouring the following selections:

- Chateau Ste. Michelle Columbia Valley Cabernet

- Chateau Ste. Michelle Columbia Valley Pinot Gris

- Chateau Ste. Michelle Columbia Valley Chardonnay

- Erath Pinot Noir

- Antinori Rosato (Rose) (Sunday only)

Bend Summer Festival 2013 MAPJuly 12, 13 and 14 • Downtown Bend

THE NAuGHTY ONE2 oz. Crater Lake Sweet Ginger Vodka

1/2 oz. lemon juice

1/2 oz. orange juice

1/2 oz. honey

4 fresh raspberries

Candied Ginger for garnish

Muddle raspberries and honey. Add Vodka, orange juice and lemon juice and shake well. Strain into a martini glass and garnish with a curl of candied ginger.

GINGEr-CrAN COLLINS2 oz. Crater Lake Sweet Ginger Vodka

1/2 oz. Orange Juice

1/2 oz. grapefruit juice

1/2 oz. lime juice

1/2 oz. cranberry juice

4-5 whole cranberries

3 chunks pineapple

Club Soda

Combine vodka and juice in an ice-filled Collins glass. Stir and top with club soda. Garnish with an orange or lime wheel...enjoy!

Bank of the Cascades Bend Summer Festival official cocktail recipes, courtesy of Bend Distillery. Crisp and refreshing, these are the drinks to add to your summer profile.

Libations

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MiCHAEL BARNES Creating sustainable products that are environmentally safe, unique, and beautiful. The art is created for home, yard, and office.

DANA BARTuS Functional Art handcrafted with love and precision.

BETSY BLAND My work generally reflects my love of the ocean, open spaces and remote areas un-touched by development.

CHAR BOTELLO Custom made hanging Ha-waiian sun-chairs from Palm Springs, CA.

JOANN BuRGESS Plein Air Artist, specializing in pastels from Sisters, OR.

DiANE BuRNS Local artist her pottery show-cases nature through the use of leaves and other organic materials.

KATE CARDER Tease Recycle Wear, fashion forward, up-cycled wearable pieces from Portland, OR.

DEBRA CARuS Portland jeweler specializing metal jewelry from silver, gold and metal clays, featuring re-cycled, & sustainable metals.

DiANNE CENTERS Artfully crafted ceramics from Bend, OR.

SCOTT CHEN Carefully cultivated and art-fully displayed bonsai plants from Elk Grove, CA.

SABiNE AND DAViD COLLiNGS Unique, hand fabricated jew-elry with a blend of modern and ancient styles.

DuSTiN COWELL Armadillo Dreams makes Waldorf inspired handmade, natural, wooden toys in Red-mond, OR.

NOELLE DASS Whimsical Acrylic animal art from Oregon artist Noelle Dass.

LYNN DAViS Creative unique bronze and glass flower vases that show-casing an array of flowers.

BART DEGRAAF Original, creative images that tell a story, reflect a personal experience, or just make you laugh.

CHAD DEWiLDE /VOLTA SOuND Combining a love of the great outdoors, and love of music, Volta Sound has created a passive iPhone amplifier.

MiKE DOLiNAR Family-owned and operated artisanal outdoor garden and patio furniture.

BiLL EARHART Artfully crafted pottery.

BETH FLANNiGAN Unique oil landscapes from Washougal, WA.

NiCOLE FLOOD Original fiber arts and up-cycled creations by Portland artist Nicole Flood.

CHAD FOx Unique, locally crafted ceram-ics inspired by Japanese tea ware.

TiM GiRAuDiER Photography showcasing Oregon wildlife, landscapes, birds and wildflowers.

TRA GOOLD Pendleton artist specializing in handcrafted jewelry.

DEB GREGOiRE Handcrafted beautiful and functional everyday jewelry.

SiERRA GWiN Inspired silver jewelry from Southern OR.

MiCHAEL AND MiCHELE GWiNuP Family business that creates functional stoneware and decorative Raku pottery.

DEBRA HARRiS Locally crafted jewelry featur-ing Oregon stones and gems.

LAuREN HARKNESS Artfully crafted, unique jew-elry from Portland,OR.

JEFF LEONARD Traditional Blacksmith special-izing in customized fabrication

KERiN DiMELER – LAuRENCE Designs vintage-inspired jewelry for modern wear.

iAN HERDELL Custom woodshop run, spe-cializing in unique Butsudans.

ELiTA HiLL Creates fun, unique, modern skirts for women of all ages.

JiM HOLMDAHL Landscape and miniature pho-tography from local artist.

KELLY HOuLE Uniquely crafted wind chimes,plant markers, and metal stamped jewelry from Bend,OR.

SuSAN HuRST Repurposed genuine leather and buttons flower cuffs from Eugene,OR.

RiN CARROLL JACKSON Unique hand made batik pieces from Portland,Oregon.

DWiGHT JOHNSON-BEND SOAP COMPANY Locally made all natural goat milk crafted soap.

KATHRYN JONES Hand ground natural stone jewelry pieces.

JONi KAuHANE Upcycled, and stylish hand-crafted G-bags designed to replace unsightly trash holders!

DON & JuDY KENNEDY Handcrafted ikebana flower vases made from natural stones.

SAM KLEMKE Humorous gourmet carica-tures by Eugene Artist Sam Klemke.

KAREN KLiNEFELTER Creative jewelry and metal work from the foothills of Boise,ID

JESSE KLiEWER Beautiful designs, honest cost estimates, friendly service and unique pieces of art.

JuLiE KuJAWA Precious metals to create one-of-a-kind pieces of wear-able art;all of the hand-forged creations.

CARMY KuNTz Locally produced using Ameri-can patterns from furniture grade western red cedar.

NiCHOLE LENKER Unique one of a kind paintings from Oregon artist Nichole Lenker.

Dan Elster is a self taught photographer that hails from the west side of Chicago.

After leaving his job,and sell-ing his home he migrated west with his wife and eventually set-tled in Ashland, Or.

Dan has always loved wildlife, and is unique in that his sub-jects are 100% wild (no captive or "staged" shots.) Capturing behavior and the inclusion of habitat also helps to define his style.

“It's the drama in nature that inspires me. In the wild, every day is a struggle, just to sur-vive. This is the story I want my photography to tell. I also hope my work serves to remind us that we don't own this earth, we share it.”

Since 2004, Elster photogra-phy has made annual donations to wildlife conservation. Every year, the amount has grown - a trend that Dan hopes to contin-ue the rest of his career!

Please visit Dan’s website www.elsterphotography.com for more information, and be sure to check out his booth at SummerFest.


dan, his wife Patty, and their kids forest and savannah.

AMANDA WEiSS Fun fiber toys by artist Amanda Weiss.

iRA WiESENFELD Unique and engaging metal sculpture.

LEAAYNE WiLMOT Juneberry Pottery from Colville WA.

RON WOLF Fine Art photography by artist Ron Wolf.

541 THREADS Local apparel artisans, spe-cializing in products with a message. Giving back to the community by helping end hunger in Central Oregon.

RYAN BLEDSOE/EDGE GALLERY Artfully rendered hand blown glass from Newport,OR.

BEN SiLVER Original hand blown Bendini Glass.

GRAHAM SMiTH Original artwork by Graham Smith.

MiSHELL SWARTWOuT Whimsical art displayed in hand painted mattes and frames.

CARRiE TASMAN Complex and engaging origi-nal paintings.

KRiSTA TRANQuiLLA Unique,environmentally friendly jewelry creations.

ROBERT TRiPLETT Creative and original wood pieces from California artist Robert Triplett.

SARAH VANAMBuRG Local artist featuring vertical gardens, and succulent ar-rangements.

CASSiE VANDENBuRGH Porcelain and glass jewelry from Eugene,OR.

TAi VAuTiER Creates highly unique and one-of-a kind jewelry.

JASON WALDRON Artfully crafted wooden sculpture.

BRiAN SMiTH Unique photographs display-ing the art of letters.

FRANCOiS AND KYLA SCHNEYDER Beautiful hand fabrication jew-elery, inclusing stone, engrav-ing, casting, and molding.

LiNDA LETTS Fashionable hand-made coats from Berkeley, CA.

MACKENziE LiND Locally hand-crafted spoon rings.

DuSTiN LYONS Finely crafted Leatherwork from Ashland,OR.

TONYA MAGNESS Watercolor landscapes and seascapes from Klamath Falls,OR.

CHARYN MCDONNELL Unique hand painted rock art from local artist Charyn McDonnell.

LARRY MCFERRiN Nature photography showcas-ing a love of the outdoors.

PORTiA MCRiLL Steampunk fashions featuring purses, and accessories.

JEREMY MOELLER

GLORiA MOONEY Creates beautiful artisan jew-elry and wind chimes

JEFFREY MuRRAY Local photographer who showcases the wonders of nature.

GENE NAWROCKi Locally crafted artisan leather belts.

FRED NuLL Finely crafted stone furniture from Bend artist Fred Null.

JAMiSON OLSON Creates handcrafted sterling silver and 14k gold filled jewelry from Boise,ID.

RONALD REVELS Artfully crafted soap from Sweet Home,OR.

JANY RAE SEDA Layered watercolor and oil paintings from Idaho artist Jany Rae Seda.

MELiSSA SHANDY Creative jewlery with a per-sonal touch.


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What’s summer without a whole lot of fun for the kids? The Bank of the Cascades Bend Summer Festival is loaded with kids activities for all ages! From bouncy houses that havethe added bonus of cool water fun to furry friends and pony rides from DD Ranch and thealways adored face paint-ers, the ice cream truck—you’ll want to hang out in the kids’ endof Oregon Street all weekend long. Oh, and be on the lookout for our favorite giant puppets, and other lovely characters who tower above all at eight feet tall!

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3pm: Puppet Show

4pm: Jarrod Arthur Sing Along

Sunday, July 1412pm: Willow Parker Singer, Songwriter

1pm: The Seaons band

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4pm: Hulla Hoop Jam

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Heart of Oregon www.heartoforegon.org Sponsored by Sage Builders www.sagebuildersllc.com

Elite Fitness & Education www.fitinbend.com

Great Northern Windows www.greatnorthernwindows.com

Green Savors www.greensaversusa.com

Enagic Kagen Water www.airwaterlife.com

Wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation (Sponsored by WildBirds Unlimited www.bend.wbu.com

Bend Spay and Neuter Project www.bendsnip.org (Sponsored by Home Federal Bank www.MyHomeFed.com”

Central Oregon Veterans Outreach www.covo-us.org (Sponsored by Sunwest Builders) www.sunwestbuilders.com

Sunlight Solar Energy Inc www.sunlightsolar.com

All Natural Pest Elimination www. nobuggy.com

Knowin Green www.knowingree.com

Northwest Martial Arts Bend www.nwmabend.com

Franklin Avenue Nutrition

SOS Alarm www.sosasap.com

Stand Up Paddle www.standuppaddlebend.com

Rhino Shield www.rhinoshieldoforegon.com

It Works Global www.wrapupyourhealth.com

Solar City www.solarcity.com

American Red Cross Cascades East-Oregon www.redcrossblood.org/pnw Sponsored by Phat Matt’s Brewery www.phatmattsbrew.com

Central Oregon Ear/ Nose/Throat www.coent.com

Chimps Inc www.chimps-inc.org

Sponsored by Bend Equine Medical Center www.bendequine.com

Bend Whole Health www.bendwholehealth.com

Partners in Care www.partnersbend.org

Solar Light www.solatubebend.com

Rodan+Fields Dermatologist www.craivio.myrandf.com

ACC Spray Foam and Coatings www.accfoam.com

Airlink www.myairlink.org

Trout Unlimited www.tu.org (Sponsored by Subaru of Bend) www.subaruofbend.com

Northwest Quality Roofing www.nwqualityroofing.com

Lunar Roots-Movement and massage www.lunarroots.wordpress.com

Oregon High School Solar Care Team

Oregon Sierra Club Juniper Lake Group http://oregon.sierraclub.org/

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The Bank of the Cascades Bend Summer Festival is the cumulative effort of literally hundreds of staff, volunteers and sponsors. This festival is not possible without the support of the Bend Downtown Business Association and the City of Bend, the insanely hard work of C3 Events, the efforts of several very important independent contractors, and phenomenal financial support from Bank of the Cascades.

Title Sponsor

Bank of the Cascades

Presenting Sponsor

The Source Weekly

Host Sponsor

Downtown Bend Business Association

Media Partner Sponsors

The Source Weekly

KTVZ Fox Central Oregon

The Peak 104.1

Lite 95.1

KQAK 105.7

Beverage Sponsors

Deschutes Brewery

Chateau St. Michelle

Bend Distillery

Activity Ownership Sponsors

The Peak 104.1 Mainstage Presented by American Family Insurance Lite 95.1 Friday Night Listener Appreciation Concert

KQAK 105.7 Friday Night Free Street Bash Presented by Bend Family Dentistry

Saxon’s Fine Jewelers Gospel ‘n Brunch Sunday

Cascade Sotheby’s International Realty, Wine and Gourmet Foods Stage


Partnering Sponsors

The Bank of the Cascades

The Source Weekly

Deschutes Brewery

The Peak 104.1

KQAK 105.7

American family Insurance

Bend Family Dentistry

KTVZ Fox Central Oregon

News Channel 21

Rely Local

KPOV

Cascade Sotheby’s International Realty

Pronghorn

Tetherow

Mercedes of Bend

Bend Distillery

Chateau St Michelle

Saxon’s Fine Jewelers

Therapy Works Physical Therapy

Sports Vision

The Signal Spot

Event Staff

Cameron Clark, Owner, Producer, Meddler, C3 Events

Tiffany Clark, Senior Event Advisor

Rebecca Stiehl, Senior Event Manager

Kyle O’Brien, Operations Manager

Kyle Westerman, Assistant Operations Manager

Tracy Delperdang, Fine Artist Coordinator

Natalie Fletcher, Children’s Area Coordinator

Jim Kone, Conscious Living Showcase Coordinator

Robin Rife, Information Booth

Who? , Gourmet Food and Wine Vendor Procurement

Melissa King, C3 Spirit-Giver

Lynne Cahail, Intern – Zero Waste Coordinator

Raelyn Chicos, Intern- Food Vending Coordinator

Alie Quistberg, Intern- Stage Manager

Georgia Mayer, Intern- Artists Assistant

Taylor McLean, Intern- NWX Farmers Market

Derek Huebler, Operations

Connor Henry, Operations

Chris O’Neill, Operations

Keelan O’Brien, Operations

Bill Purswell, ADA Master

All of the above people represent the very best of the best among staffers anywhere — this is a positive, healthy, vivacious, energized, elegant, extraordinary group of folks. Thank you to each and every one of you for giving your being to these events

Special Acknowledgements

Horizon Broadcasting Group

Keith Shipman

Aaron Switzer

Jen Hornstein

Chris Larro

Carrie Ramoz

Dale Navish

Al Huntley

Ernie Greeno

Larry McCauly

City of Bend

Bank of the Cascades

Julie Miller

Charlene Clevenger

Debbie Amerongen

All Bank of the Cascades Volunteers

All of our supporters at The Source Weekly

Rick Miller, KPOV

Bend Police Department

Big thanks to Susie Lovisco

Chuck Arnold, Downtown Bend Business Association

All Downtown Merchants

City of Bend

Alert Safety

Scott Reynolds and Tom Wilson at All Star Labor & Staffing

Ryan Funderburg, All Access Productions

Cliff Wyland, Sound Advice

A special thanks to the freshly retired, Steve

Esselstyn~ one of the true heroes over the past

many years- a tireless worker, Steve was a fair, kind,

positive, reasoned, and exceptional administrator;

Steve's constant, grounded, and unwavering

advocacy, was a gift to all of these productions. We

will surely miss you Steve.

Bend Summer Festival—Thank You!


“We are proud to continue our support of the Bend Summer Festival, as a signature event for Central Or-egon.” said Julie Miller, Oregon Regional President for Bank of the Cascades. “Over the past year our bank-ers have been working closely with local businesses and neighbors to help reinvigorate the local economy through business and home loans. Summer Festival is a perfect way to celebrate the returning vitality of our community.” Bank of the Cascades’ sponsorship of the Bend Summer Festival reaches beyond finan-cial support to include active participation from the Bank’s team members and their families. Employ-ees from across the company volunteer their time to help make this event successful! “Nothing is more rewarding than seeing so many families in our com-munity enjoying the Bend Summer festival, that’s what community banking is all about!” said Miller.

—Julie Miller, Oregon Regional President, Bank of the Cascades

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