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Show to 'the11 -orn ,-nnir)i zxnh An nnu.il i 'Xnnu, i Anna; ffnni.r.2iv mar, M Schedule of Performing Artists L, Nl It is my pleasure to once again welcome you to the Park City j VI l i LJiivaii i la uiii uiuuat lain wnjr ii.ii i vJiitai j juiv iu please your artistic sensory palates," this year serving up "100 percent art." We offer a full range of visual, aural and edible artistic sensations from noted local, regional and nationally recognized artists. This year we are emphasizing recydability and environmental friendliness at the Festival. In partnership with the Park City Recycling Center, the Park City Art Festival is striving to reshape, restructure and reeducate reedu-cate artisans, participants and you, our guest, on ways our Festival can contribute con-tribute to and help with recycling efforts this year and in years to come. Visual Artists displaying their artistic talents on Historic Main Street during this year's Festival were selected from a record number of applicants. Artists from 30 states spanning the nation from Florida to Hawaii, as well as the District of Columbia, will be sharing their talents and wares with you. Thanks for joining us in the mountains to celebrate a part of Park City's cultural tradition. Stroll the street, the Festival, the town and enjoy all that Park City and the Park City Art Festival offers. The Kimball Art Center is proud to bring this event to you! Your support of the Park City Art Festival directly supports the Kimball Art Center and the many varied and outstanding programs the Center offers to local, regional and national communities. During your stay, plan a visit to the Center and see how you can become involved with us. MhJu 'Saners r ( tr- I II a or the rvimoau Art center Sincerely, . Gary Mj (Direcjm TransportationInformation bike Corral sponsored by the Main Street Merchants In our continuing desire to accommodate accom-modate residents and Festival guests alike, the Park City Art Festival will again provide pro-vide a complimentary bike corral located north of the Festival's main entrance next to the Town Lift. buses HOURS: 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. Frequency: 10 to 15 minutes from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. 30 minutes from 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. COST: 50 cents each way LOADING: North of Main Admission Gate Servicing: Park City Ski Area Park Meadows Prospector Square Highway 224 Kearns Boulevard Deer Valley Resort Buses stop only at Festival Shuttle Bus stops located on all routes. Look for the sandwich board signs. I It ; 7 ,1 -1 ADVANCE TICKET SALES Tickets foithe 1995 Park City Art Festival are available at Dan's Foods and Granite Furniture in Salt Lake City. Gate Admission $3 Mini Jazz Concert $12 advance (at Deer Valley Resort) $15 at gate Children 12 and under are free! For more information and tickets tick-ets call the Kimball Art Center at 649-888Z Recycling It's about the future! In this our 26th year, the Park City Art Festival is proud to be the first major festival or event in the Intermountain region to have a complete recycling program. This year, the Festival food and beverage vendors, who serve 70,000 to 80,000-plus visitors, will be using recycled plates, bowls, cups and utensils, as well as recycled paper napkins. This program also includes recycling bins, provided pro-vided by the Park City Recycling Center, which will be placed at the Food Pavilion, on Main Street and at the Festival's entrances. Additionally, the 25,000 Festival programs will, for the first time, be printed by The Park Record on 100 percent recycled paper. Finally, our Festival T-shirts and hats will be manufactured using 100 percent recycled recy-cled materials by Eco Fibre and available through Mountain Design. Recycling, it's important and it's a big part of the 26th Annual Park City Art Festival. THE PARK CITY ART FESTIVAL CONCERT Friday, Aug 4 from 7 to 10 pxn. at Deer Valley Resort natural Jazz Mini Music Festival featuring Lex de Azevedo, Greg Hansen and David Waters. For ticket information, call the Kimball Art Center. DAN'S PATIO STAGE Saturday, Aug. 5 10:30-11:30 a.m. KISMET noon , Chris Proctor 1 p.m. Alan Michaels 2 p.m. Rattle Kings 3 p.m. Dr. Bob 4 p.m. Al Grossi-Mouse of Cards 5 p.m. Orquesta Pachanga DAN'S PATIO STAGE Sunday, Aug 6 10:30-11:30 am Salt Lake Scots noon Judd Grossman 1 p.m. Shanahy 2 p.m. Fat Paw 3 p.m. Big Leg 4 p.m. Pagan Love Gods 5 p.m. Salsa Brava CLAIM JUMPER STAGE Saturday St Sunday, Aug 5 St 6 Sponsored by Park City ChamberBureau Performances begin at 12:30 p.m. with appearances appear-ances by 12 separate groups including Sky Dance, James Scott, Doug Wintch, Maggie 6V Julie. MINER'S STAGE Saturday St Sunday, Aug 5 St 6 Sponsored by Park City Ski Area and Marriott Summit Watch Performances begin at 12:30 p.m. with appear ances by 12 separate groups including the Jay Lawrence Trio, George Grant and KISMET. SOUTHWEST AIRLINE'S PAVILION STAGE Saturday St Sunday, Aug 5 St 6 Performances by Peru's Inkari begin at 11 a.m. and continue every hour on the hour through 6 p.m. both days. 1 J CELTIC O" . r-,-ncrr ill; .... T"' 1 .. ..y. :. .j. ' . .J ' ... v o E DEER VALLpY RESORT WILL 5E THE LOCATION OP THE MINI JAZZ CONCERT ON FRIDAY, AUG. 4. Youth Yard Schedule Located next to the Post Office Saturday, Aug. 5 Sponsored by Mike Hale Chevrolet Acura Sunday, Aug. 6 11 a.m. Juggle Huts 11 a.m. Juggle Nuts noon Suzuki Violinists noon Hogle Zoo 12:30 p.m. Rock carving contest 12:30 p.m. Rock carving contest and prize drawing and prize drawing 1 p.m. Ronald McDonald 1 p.m. Ronald McDonald 2 p.m. Creative Movement for 2 p.m. Creative Movement for Children with Beth Miklavcic ChildrenBeth Miklavcic 2:30 p.m. Rock carving contest 2:30 p.m. Rock carving contest and prize drawing and prize drawing 3 p.m. Magic show 3 p.m. Magic show with Christopher Fair with Christopher Fair 4 p.m. Mime performance 4 p.m. Mime performance 4:30 p.m. Hawk Watch International 4:30 p.m. Mawk Watch International r:.f Both Days: -Face painting from noon until 4 p.m. Jurassic Play Sand from noon until 5 p.m. 1-Story Corner all day, featuring guest readers. c ' iin(-:! f-Build Trashasaurus Rex, the recycled dinosaur. Art project all day both days. 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