July 22: First day of the market!
| Music: | Barbette Quartette a four-piece sax ensemble, performs jazz, swing, ragtime, popular marches and children’s favorites. www.quartettebarbette.com 11:30-12:00 and 12:30-1:00 |
| Artisan: |
Sumi Kim
Nature photography, acrylic and oil paintings, one of a kind stuffed animals and pillows.
Cheryl Royse Color and black and white photography. www.wildhorsephotography.com |
July 29:
| Music: | Mount Tabor Ramblers A four person band playing old timey tunes on banjo, fiddle, guitar, and mandolin. 11:30-12:00 and 12:30-1:00 |
| Artisan: |
Sumi Kim
Nature photography, acrylic and oil paintings, one of a kind stuffed animals and pillows.
Lorajean Kelley Handpainted roving to spin or felt, handpainted yarn for knitting, and handspun yarn. www.knittedwit.com |
August 5:
| Music: | Urban Hills Fiddle tunes from Appalachia and old time music. 11:30-12:00 and 12:30-1:00 |
| Artisan: |
Linda Womack
Encaustic wax painting and mirrors, art boxes, and necklaces that feature images of my paintings.
www.lindawomack.com
Cheryl Smith Hand-colored black and white photographs. www.clsmitharts.com |
| Special: | Chef demo by Adam Sappington owner and chef of the Country Cat Dinnerhouse and Bar on 79th and SE Stark. 11:00 - 11:30 am. www.thecountrycat.net |
August 12:
| Music: |
Ponderosa
Instrumental music with banjo and cello.
www.ponderosamusic.org www.myspace.com/ponderosagatos 11:30-12:00 and 12:30-1:00 |
| Artisan: |
Kris Estes
Eclectic hand made wind chimes using a variety of materials including
beads, charms and handware. Jewelry, necklaces, bracelets and earrings.
www.windgems.com
Cheryl Royse Color and black and white photography. www.wildhorsephotography.com |
August 19:
| Music: | Troy Dixon Acoustic alt/country music, with many different influences ranging from Hank Williams & Johnny Cash to Dave Matthews and Ben Harper, all original songs. 11:30-12:30 www.myspace.com/troydixonmusic |
| Artisan: |
Jim Deis
Natural wood dollhouses, small hand made boxes.
Marla Schroeder-Swade Art prints of Portland and Seattles well known signs. www.artbymarla.com |
August 26:
| Music: |
The Mighty Wind
The band plays fiddle dance music of various genres - mostly Celtic and old-time.
Their versions of traditional tunes include lots of
harmonies and backing chords, which makes it good toe-tapping, booth-browsing music.
11:00-11:30 and 12:00-12:30
Roxy Raks Ensemble belly dancing troupe will also perform from 12:30-1:15 www.bellyrolls.com |
| Artisan: |
Lorajean Kelley
Handpainted roving to spin or felt, handpainted yarn for knitting, and handspun yarn.
www.knittedwit.com
Kiersten Crowley Handmade, handcrafted jewelry of silver and bronze with semiprecious stones. link |
September 2:
| Music: | Chicalite Marimba Band Chicalite performs upbeat world music blending African and Latin American rhythms and consists of seven marimbas, drums, hosho (African gourd shakers) and a variety of percussion instruments. Vocals include traditional Zimbabwean harmonies as well as contemporary songs. 11:00-11:30 and 12:00-12:30 www.chicamarimba.com |
| Artisan: |
Laura Davis
Mosaic garden benches and stepping stones.
Cheryl Smith Hand-colored black and white photographs. www.clsmitharts.com |
September 9:
| Music: | One Time Band Lucas Haley and Joe Callahan are local musicians who play in a variety of bands. They are playing a set of original compositions and standards for the market, from old-time to acoustic pop. 11:30-12:00 and 12:30-1:00 |
| Artisan: |
Cheryl Smith
Hand-colored black and white photographs.
www.clsmitharts.com
Beverly Bauer - Sorella Creations Unique jewelry design featuring hand blown Murano /Italian glass. www.sorellacreations.com |
September 16:
| Music: |
Montavilla Brass Band
A Brass quintet with two trumpets, a french horn, trombone, and tuba.
The band plays traditional American music (early jazz and dixieland, and Sousa marches). 10:00-10:30 and 10:45-11:15
Roxy Raks Ensemble belly dancing troupe will also perform from 12:00 to 12:45 www.bellyrolls.com |
| Artisan: |
Alema McCrea
Multicolored fused glass and glassware.
www.classyglassbyalema.com
Laura Davis Mosaic garden benches and stepping stones. |
September 23:
| Music: | Worn Out Shoes A trio of musicians that live in the Mt. Tabor neighborhood who play "Old Timey Tunes" with guitar, banjo, autoharp, fiddle and mandolin. 11:30-12:00 and 12:30–1:00 |
| Artisan: |
Kris Estes
Eclectic hand made wind chimes using a variety of materials including
beads, charms and handware. Jewelry, necklaces, bracelets and earrings.
www.windgems.com
Jim Deis Natural wood dollhouses, small hand made boxes. |
September 30:
| Music: | Misty Mamas A four person bluegrass and old timeband. 11:30-12:00 and 12:30–1:00 www.mistymamas.com |
| Artisan: |
Carolyn Ganus
Nature photos from around the Pacific Northwest.
www.luckyplanetphotography.com
Kiersten Crowley Handmade, handcrafted jewelry of silver and bronze with semiprecious stones. link |
| Special: | Arnon Kartmazov of K & K Forgeworks and Ken Marmelstein of Stumptown Forge will hold a blacksmithing demonstration. Using a traditional hand-crancked coal forge, an anvil and hammers they will make a variety of useful and decorative items. 10:00 am to 1:00 pm. |
Other Events:
Check out the April 28th 82nd Ave of Roses Parade Photos! (click here)