ArtFest schedule
Music stage
Today: 3-4 p.m., Mark Wood, singer/songwriter; 4:30-5:30 p.m, Logan Heftal, blues; 6:30-8 p.m., Milonga, salsa.
Saturday: 12:30-1:30 p.m., Vaudeville, pop/folk; 2-3 p.m., Prima Loche, African percussion; 3:30-4:30 p.m., Buffalo Jones, alternative rock; 5-6 p.m.; Matt Lindley Mistake, acoustic rock; 6:30-8 p.m., An Dochas, Irish jazz sounds.
Sunday: 11 a.m.-noon, Philip Boulding, classical harpist; 12:30-1:30 p.m., Caleb Rolof, singer/songwriter; 2-3 p.m., Side Track, Southern rock/country; 3:30-5 p.m., Free Range Robots, folk-rock.
Make It Art
Hands-on projects in children’s area: clay, wood sculpture, easel painting, sock puppets, sand candles, face painting, balloon art, Tyke’s Tent, fish painting, paper collage. Tickets cost 50 cents; all proceeds benefit the education programs of the Spokane Art School and the Northwest Museum of Arts and Culture.
Art demonstrations
Today: 1-2 p.m., Kurt Madison, stained glass; 2:30-3:30 p.m., Kerry Jean Russell, jewelry; 4-5 p.m., Tom Quinn, oil painting.
Saturday: 11 a.m.-noon, Stan Miller, watercolor painting; 12:30-1:30 p.m., William Hagy, glass lampworking; 2-3 p.m., Jamie Nadherny, handbuilt ceramics; 3:30-4:30 p.m., Ric Gendron, acrylic painting.
Sunday: 10-11 a.m., Colleen Clark-Loomer, wheel ceramics; 11:30-12:30 p.m., Claryn Reid, calligraphy; 1-2 p.m., Jan Moulder, papermaking.
Participating artists
Batik/silk: Toni Spencer.
Bamboo: Peter Gallagher.
Candles: Joe Smith
Ceramics: James Brooke, Alissa Clark, John Feesey, Robert Finnigan, Wayne Girten, Jeff Harris, Gil Harrison, Alan Higinbotham, Mark Hudak, Shoshana Israel, Karl Knudson, Paddy McNeely, Gail Pendergrass, Richard Sanchez, Wray Sheen, Ken Standhardt, Jeff and Donna Tousley, Amy Wood.
Duck eggs: Iona Frunza-Rogers.
Drawing: George Hill, Brett Varney.
Fiber: Sharon Berube, Ami Pat Davis, Nan Drye, David and Brandi Egnatz, Kent Epler, Della Goheen, Jean Lawrence, Kathleen Otley, Valerie Speer and Dorothy Dunicliff.
Flower collage: Judy Meddaugh.
Furniture: Sally Inman, Karma Lloyd and William Simmons.
Glass: Steve Adams, Barbara Best, Caroline Bishop, Alison Brubaker, Paul Michael Downey, Eric Leiberman, Todd Martin, Loretta Martinez, Jerry and Rayetta Perrett, Randy and Lyn Sedlak-Ford, Isaac Smith.
Jewelry: Emma Bennett, Pat Boyd, Amy Buettner, Melanie Capps, Albert Chaney, Paul Crabtree, Cheryl DeGroot, Rachael Foss, Victoria Groenig, Whare Heke, Emba Lee, Amy Mickelson, Sandy Mooney, Cris and Tom O’Keef, Aurin and Phillip Panepento, Glynn Powell and James Schultz, Beth Richman, Dale and Karen Snyder, Carolanne Stalteri, Catherine Stemper, Marjorie Thompson, Carol Westlake.
Leather: Michael Green, Rick Milburn, John Wojtulewigz.
Metal: Richard and Debra Daniels, Tamera Greiter, Tim Kaufman, Doug Mader, Dick Warwick.
Mixed media: Gay Waldman.
Musical instruments: Philip Boulding.
Paintings: Amanda Blake, Victoria Brace, Dianna Chelf, Donald Clegg, Melissa Cole, Sam Collett, Pat Condron, Irene Dahl, Sheila Evans, MariAnne Figgins, Ric Gendron, Richard Kapugi, Loren Kovich, Karon Leigh, Pat Longley, Alan McNiel, Stan Miller, Lyn Sedlak-Ford, Andy Sewell, Sydni Sterling.
Paper: Yoshi and Susie Aoki, Jerlyn Caba, Nathan Eberle, Hitomi Johnson, Jan Moulder.
Prints: John Hanson, Wendy Sampson.
Photography: Gary Behrens, Ron Dobrowski, Peter Dorman, Chris and Leah Eddy, James Guay, Tom Haseltine, Randall Hodges, Kay Langland, Linda Lowry, Randall Roberts, Jeff Tousley, Scott Wheeler, King Wu.
Recycled materials: Rik Nelson.
Sculpture: Tom and Sam Bates, Michael Conley and Carol Lux, Allen and Mary Dee Dodge, Stuart Hurd, James LeGette, Cyndi Morgan, Richard and Nancy Rollf, John Sandell Jr., Tom Walsh.
Toys: Dennis Brady, Marvin and Margaret Jack, Jake Szramek.
Wood: Ralph Mott, Nancy Stewart.
Food vendors
Azar’s Restaurant, Baja Babes Tacos, Berry-Ka-Bob, Shake Rattle and Boil, Island Noodles, Leonardo’s Caribbean Bistro, Mary Lou’s Homemade Ice Cream, Mary Lou’s Milk Bottle, Country Kettle Corn, Pizza Rita, High On The Hog Sausage and Barbecue, Southern Roast Corn, Huli Huli Chicken.