City of the Hills Arts Festival

Ariginal Art – recycled flatware & coin jewelry & gifts
Azure Arts – pottery and fabric pouches and wallets
Bags and More Just 4 U – purses, tote bags, aprons, table tops, wallets, card cases
Barbara Ardan – paintings, mostly watercolor
BB Studio’s – paintings on canvas, rocks and art board
Beads Of A Feather – jewelry and accessories
Catskill Critters – whimsical, one-of-a-kind handmade fabric dolls
CJK Print Studio – vintage clothing & refashions with original block printed designs
Creations by Dale and Vicki  – needle felted & machine embroidered items
Crystal Silence Studio – wind spinners & table top charms in copper, glass, shells & beads
D Michael Price – oil & acrylic paintings for children’s books, prints ,and notecards
DiscoMedusa Jewelry – bold, contemporary jewelry designs with an edge
Freestyle Confections – bread, crumble bars, muffins, cookies, cinnamon rolls, etc
GG Willow Soaps & Handmade Products – vegan organic soap, lotion, shaving mugs, etc
Hudson + Salt – jewelry inspired by the distinctive styles of the corners of the country
Linda Tracz Photography – high-quality, beautiful photography
Little Bird Runes, Reiki, & Orgonite – handmade orgonite pyramids
Paper Wolf Design – witty & sassy colorful illustrated greeting cards & paper goods
Pruddygurl Exclusives – chopstick art on canvas/objects, “Glasswerks” glass beaded items
Sewn By Char – quilts, table runners, wall hangings, etc.
Shot in the Glass Creations – fused glass, stained glass bottle creations
Susquehanna Valley Quilters – table toppers, quilts, table runners, placemats, etc.
The Someday Studio – watercolors & oil paintings
Timothy Decker – clay and polymer jewelry, vessels, and sculpture
Treadwell Museum of Fine Art – Joseph Kurhajec – wood toys & ceramics
Whimsical Metal Sculpture – animals, musicians, & other figures from odds & ends
Windfall Designs – metalsmith & jewelry designer; sterling silver, copper, brass, stones

**THIS IS A TENTATIVE SCHEDULE – CHANGES TBD**

MAIN STAGE: near Muller Plaza

10:00 – 11:00 The Dale Toliver Band – Jazz

11:45 – 12:45 The Dovetones – Swing/Blues/Rock-n-Roll/Ska

1:00 – 1:30 Diviner – Pam West & Theodore Finkle

1:30 – 1:45 Awards Ceremony

2:15 – 3:15 Yolanda Bush and the Coolwater Collective – Blues

3:30 – 4:00 Lunachix – Belly Dancers

ACOUSTIC STAGE: near Community Bank

10:15 – 10:30 Reading by Becca Wagner

10:30 – 11:15 Rickety Fence  – Classic Rock, Folk Rock

11:30 – 11:45 Reading by Joanna Cacciola

11:45 – 12:30 Coyote Love – Blues Based 70’s FunkRockin’ Explosion From NYC

12:45 – 1:30 Polish Moses – Homegrown Alternative

2:00 – 2:45 Mike Herman, SoLo – Country blues

BUSKING STAGE: near Yellow Deli

10:00 – 10:45 Salvaggio Downey – classical guitar duo

11:00 – 11:45 Bruce Campbell

12:00 – 12:45 Wendy Slicer – Vocalist & Keyboard

1:15 – 2:00 Tributary – Old-time Traditional Music

Children’s Activity Tent: near Community Bank

All day – Pottery lesson with Tim Gargash, Face Painting, Balloons

1:15 – 1:45 Coyote Pups – Music for babies, tots, moms and pops

Plus! Community Art Project, Italian Ice Truck, Destination Oneonta’s Main Street Sidewalk Sales, Oneonta’s Farmers Market, Non-profits, Dining at downtown restaurants, Foothills Flea Market

We’re grateful for such generous support!!

Chenango Arts Council Decentralization Grant
Future for Oneonta Foundation
Unalam
Destination Oneonta
The Apprentice Musician
Liquor Depot

In Kind Sponsors:
Community Music & Arts Network
Five Star Subaru
Foothills Performing Arts Center
Oneonta Farmers Market
Oneonta Rent-A-Jon
Stewarts
Townsquare Media
Tri County Glass

Special thanks to:
Ryan Miller
Bradley Morell
Todd Loucks
Tim Gargash
Lynn Bailey
Oneonta Job Corps
Elizabeth Raphaelson
Tinq sisters
Gabby Ortiz
Kalli Ricco

CANO Board & Staff:
Joanna Cacciola
Leah Frankel
Ryan Ceresola
Amanda Mason
Jim Maloney
Kim Condon
Trish Dukes
Flo Loomis
Richard Barlow
Gail Quick
Nancy Gossett

CANO’s 17th Annual City of the Hills Art & Music Festival returns to Main Street Oneonta NY on Saturday, August 3rd 2019, 10 am – 4 pm! Apply online today to join this great community event!

Ariginal Art – recycled flatware & coin jewelry & gifts
Artful Medley – mosaics & jewelry made of stained glass, beads, vintage buttons, etc
A Shot in the Glass Creations – fired glass dishes and ornaments
As the Crow Flies – natural vegan castile soaps, soy candles, lotions, folk-art animals
Bags and More Just 4 U – purses, wallets, aprons
Beads Of A Feather – jewelry and accessories
Bold Theatrics –  cutting-edge theatrical production company
CJ Koeppel Print Studio – hand-stamped clothing designs
D Michael Price – oil & acrylic paintings for children’s books, prints ,and notecards
Drift Design Co. – prints, cards, notepads, home decor,  apparel, accessories
Fabulous Feathers – feather and stone creations on wood
Fairly BLUE – illustrations, prints & paintings
Fantasy Clocks by Richard Birkett – functional funky clocks made of re-purposed objects
Francine Loparco Artist nature wildlife paintings
GG Willow Vegan 100% Essential Oil Soaps – soap, shaving cream, cologne
Golden Hands Design – upcycled jewelry, funky knit/crochet accessories, dreamcatchers
Green Toad Bookstore – photography by Jim Havener
Happy Hempin – macrame & sterling silver jewelry with gemstones
Hudson + Salt – handmade jewelry, metalwork, beads, and lace
Kemper Pottery – ceramic bowls, mugs, plates, & more
Linden Street Paper – paper jewelry, cards, boxes, books, etc.
Little Bird Orgonite – orgonite pyramids, made from crystals, metals and resin
Madsenarts – fiber apparel and design art
Moonbeam Designs – ornaments, vases, jars, paper
Paper Wolf Design witty & sassy illustrated paper greeting cards, art prints, note books
Pruddygurl Exclusives – recycled “glasswerks”, acrylic paintings on canvas/wood objects
Sewn By Char – table toppers, quilts, table runners, placemats, etc.
Susquehanna Valley Quilters table toppers, quilts, table runners, placemats, etc.
Treadwell Museum of Fine Art – Joseph Kurhajec – sculpture
Whimsical Metal Sculpture – animals, musicians, sports, faces & figures
Wildwoods Woodturning – handcrafted wood bowls and art
Windfall Designs – metalsmith & jewelry designer; sterling silver, copper, brass, stones

MAIN STAGE: near Muller Plaza

10:00 -11:00 The Mopar Cams – Rockabilly, Physcobilly

11:30 – 12:30 Yolanda Bush and the Coolwater Collective – Blues

1:00 – 2:00 The Barnyard Saints – Outlaw Country

2:15 – 2:45 Pamela West-Finkle & Friends from CMAN – Acoustic vocals & guitar

3:00 – 4:00 Coyote Love – 70’s Inspired, Blues-Folk-Rockin’ Explosion

ACOUSTIC STAGE: near Community Bank

10:15 – 11:00 Rickety Fence  – Americana, Folk, Classic Rock

11:15 – 12:00 Polish Moses – Homegrown Alternative

12:15 – 12:45 Coyote Pups – Music for babies, tots, moms and pops

1:15 – 2:00 Mike Herman, SoLo – Acoustic roots & blues

2:15 – 3:00 Tributary – Traditional American Old-time Tunes

3:15 – 4:00 Alison Mop – Anti-Folk Indie

Children’s Activity Tent sponsored by Community Bank – Face Painting, Balloons, Pottery
Community Art Project – Create a painting of your own, with artist Marie Cummings
Oneonta’s Farmers Market, Destination Oneonta’s Main Street Sidewalk Sales, Non-profits, Dining at downtown restaurants, Author readings at Capresso Coffee bar.

Located at Capresso Coffee Bar and Cuisine during the festival!

12:00 – 12:30 Betty Fraley
12:30 – 1:00 Carol Ohmart Behan
1:00 – 1:30 Bradley J. Fest
1:30 – 2:00 Racheal Fest
2:00 – 2:30 April Ford
2:30 – 3:00 Andrew Reinbach
3:00 – 3:30 Open Mic

April Ford –  In 2016, April Ford won a Pushcart Prize for her short story “Project Fumarase.” The following year, she served as a Guest Editor for the prize anthology. The Poor Children (SFWP, 2015), her debut collection of stories, was selected by David Morrell to receive Grand Prize for the Santa Fe Writers Project 2013 Literary Awards Program for Fiction. April has held residencies at Virginia Center for the Creative Arts as a Robert Johnson Fellow, and at Ucross Foundation as a Writer in Residence. Her debut novel, Carousel, is forthcoming in 2019 with Inanna Publications. She is Associate Publisher for SFK Press.

Bradley J. Fest – Bradley J. Fest is assistant professor of English at Hartwick College. He is the author of two volumes of poetry, The Rocking Chair (Blue Sketch, 2015) and The Shape of Things (Salò, 2017), and recent poems have appeared or are forthcoming in Empty Mirror, Grain, HVTN, Masque & Spectacle, Nerve Cowboy, PLINTH, Spork, Verse, and elsewhere. He has also written a number of essays on contemporary literature and culture, which have been published in boundary 2, CounterText, Critique, Scale in Literature and Culture (Palgrave Macmillan, 2017), The Silence of Fallout (Cambridge Scholars, 2013), Studies in the Novel, Widescreen, and elsewhere. He blogs at The Hyperarchival Parallax (bradleyjfest.com).

Racheal Fest – Racheal Fest is a writer and academic specializing in US literature, culture, and politics. Areas of interest include poetry and poetics, modernism, contemporary popular culture, new media, and the history of literary theory and criticism. Her essays, interviews, and poems (peer-reviewed and public) have appeared in boundary 2, b2o: an online journal, Politics/Letters, and elsewhere. Beginning in the fall of 2018, she will be teaching at SUNY Oneonta.

Carol Ohmart Behan, a former high school English teacher at Edmeston Central School, left her classroom days behind in 2001 to pursue her lifelong passion for writing. She traveled to Glastonbury, England that same year to take part in a women’s writing retreat. Her experience included visits to sacred sites in and around Glastonbury…Stonehenge, Avebury, and the north coast of Cornwall. The profound impact of this trip led to her offering sacred pilgrimages for several years to the Southwest UK along with continuing to pursue her writing interests. She is the author of two novels. Her newest book, Answering Avalon’s Call: the Mystical Odyssey of an Earth-Healer, was published in June by O-Books, John Hunt Publishing. Carol also writes a blog, Notes of an Earth Pilgrim. She has made her home in Sidney Center since 2013. More on Carol, her writing, and her new book can be found on her website, www.GoldenSpiralJourney.com

Andrew Reinback has a forty-year career as a journalist, having written for American Banker, Barron’s, Newsday, Seven Days, and the New York Post. His upcoming book Sailing Orders: James Lawrence and the War of 1812 tells the exploits of James Lawrence, the captain of the USS Chesapeake. https://www.huffingtonpost.com/author/andrew-reinbach

Betty Ann Fraley is a writer, artist, costume designer, and the creator of the adult design coloring books, Divine Divas and Luscious Ladies (Illume 2015 and 2016). Her paintings are in collections throughout the US, and her short stories and poems have been published in five anthologies.

Thank you all for your support!!

Chenango Arts Council Decentralization Grant
Future for Oneonta Foundation
Community Bank
Unalam
Destination Oneonta
Five Star Subaru
Panache Naturals
Artware
Susquehanna Valley Quilters
Munson’s Building Supplies
Benson Agency
Green Toad Bookstore 
The Apprentice Musician
Liquor Depot
Otsego Chamber of Commerce
Simply Thai
Plaza Diner
Capresso’s Coffee Bar
Community Music & Arts Network
Oneonta Farmers Market
Oneonta Rent-A-Jon
Stewart’s Shops
Town Square Media
Tri-County Glass

Special Thanks to:
Andrew Morrell
Shane Miller
Todd Loucks
Ryan Ceresola
Tommy Klehr
Tim Gargash
Lynn Bailey
Oneonta Job Corps

CANO Board & Staff:
Jim Maloney
Joanna Cacciola
Leah Frankel
Amanda Mason
Susan Mulroy
Trish Dukes
Flo Loomis
Marie Cummings
Richard Barlow
Dez Dupont
Kim Condon
Linda Thomas
Gail Quick
Nancy Gossett