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Schedule & Program
www.tucsonmeetyourself.org
KidloreAIDSWALK Tucson 2012
Pow Wow 101Duke’s Car Club 50th Anniversary
Traditions of the Caribbean
FrI: 11am-10pmSAT: 11am-10pmSun: 11am-6pm
Major Support for
tucSon Meet YourSelf
folklife feStival 2012
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Tucson Meet Yourself Board of DirectorsCelestino Fernández, Ph.D. - Chair / Folklore AdvisorCyndy Watson – Vice Chair / Production CommitteeJames Griffith, Ph.D. - Secretary / Folklore Advisor / Festival Co-FounderRobert Shatz - TreasurerRalph Colwell – Production CommitteeJoseph R. Diaz – Program CommitteeKorey Riggs - Development CommitteeTurbban “Bobby” Hazra – Program CommitteeCarmen Bonillas – Program CommitteeRichard Noel – Production Committee
Tucson Meet Yourself Festival StaffMaribel Alvarez, Ph.D - Folklorist/Program DirectorMia Hansen - Production DirectorHilary Walker - Associate Program DirectorPriscilla Mendenhall - Cultural Kitchen CoordinatorPeggy Hazard - Archives & Exhibits Co-CuratorKimi Eisele - Kidlore Coordinator/ResearcherAlida Gunn - Kidlore Assistant Lisa Falk - Kidlore ConsultantMonica Surfaro Spigelman - Folk Arts DirectorLeigh Spigelman – Folk Arts AssociateLoma Griffith – Festival Co-Founder / Folk Arts AssociateHuna Hammond - Technical DirectorTim Escobedo - Production AssociateAlex Mar - Production AssociateChris Duran - Production AssociateChris Duran - Production AssociateJulie Ray - Marketing & Visibility DirectorJulie Ray - Marketing & Visibility DirectorMichael Tucker - Marketing/Media ConsultantMichael Tucker - Marketing/Media ConsultantEduardo Aguirre - Social Media CoordinatorEduardo Aguirre - Social Media CoordinatorJennifer Strass, Jennifer Vasko – Graphic DesignersJennifer Strass, Jennifer Vasko – Graphic DesignersAlice Whittenburg – Website Alice Whittenburg – Website Echo Surina - PublicitySteven Meckler – PhotographerSteven Meckler – PhotographerBilly Hazra - Volunteer Outreach CoordinatorBilly Hazra - Volunteer Outreach CoordinatorGabi Payne - Volunteer Outreach CoordinatorGabi Payne - Volunteer Outreach CoordinatorKelly Griffith - Volunteer Center ManagerKelly Griffith - Volunteer Center ManagerPatricia Hirsch - Festival Office ManagerPatricia Hirsch - Festival Office ManagerJennifer August - BookkeeperJennifer August - BookkeeperRegina Kelly, Susan Silverman - Grant WritersRegina Kelly, Susan Silverman - Grant WritersYolanda Garcia De Cruz - Festival Store AssistantYolanda Garcia De Cruz - Festival Store AssistantDuke’s Car Club – Lowrider Show CoordinationDuke’s Car Club – Lowrider Show Coordination
Tucson Meet Yourself Folklife Festival celebrates the living traditional arts and expressions of everyday life of our multinational Arizona-Sonora region. This is the 39th edition of what began as a small gathering of home cooks, folk artists, and traditional musicians in 1974. The festival has grown significantly since then, but westill hold firm on our belief that ordinary people make beautiful arts that grow from their hearts, their families and communities.
We present the Festival free, as our gift to the commu-nity; but this year we are asking for a suggested dona-tion of $1 (a small gift of love to help the festival remain strong financially so it can be around another 39 years!)
We thank you for your generosity!
Welcome!
Highlights2012 Festival
Kidlore
Activity area and educational hands-on programs focused on Activity area and educational hands-on programs focused on the traditions of children between the ages of about 6 and 15 the traditions of children between the ages of about 6 and 15 such as games, riddles, jokes, pranks, superstitions, rhymes such as games, riddles, jokes, pranks, superstitions, rhymes and games played in the school playground.
AIDSWALK Tucson 2012 Sunday October 14th, 2012 8am, the walk will start and finish in the middle of the Festival, culminating in ritual unfolding of NAMES Quilt Panels (national and local) in part-nership with Southern Arizona AIDS Foundation (SAAF).
Pow Wow 101The first installment of TMY’s new statewide folk arts scope The first installment of TMY’s new statewide folk arts scope “Arizona Traditional Arts” introduces the public to everything “Arizona Traditional Arts” introduces the public to everything they always wanted to know about a pow wow but were they always wanted to know about a pow wow but were afraid to ask: the rules of comportment in this inter-tribal afraid to ask: the rules of comportment in this inter-tribal native gathering, different styles of ative gathering, different styles of northern and Southern orthern and Southern drumming and singing, drum maker demonstration, sales of drumming and singing, drum maker demonstration, sales of native crafts, fancy and traditional dancers, and community ative crafts, fancy and traditional dancers, and community dance where everyone is welcomed to join.dance where everyone is welcomed to join.
Duke’s Car Club 50th Anniversary Commemorative exhibit, story circles, and special events Commemorative exhibit, story circles, and special events about the world’s oldest lowrider car club in continuous exisabout the world’s oldest lowrider car club in continuous exis-tence, with over 30 chapter all over the USA (including Tucson) tence, with over 30 chapter all over the USA (including Tucson) as well as Australia and Japan.as well as Australia and Japan.
Traditions of the CaribbeanA local celebration of the many strands and cultural objects and sounds of one of the world’s most exuberant celebrations, and sounds of one of the world’s most exuberant celebrations, the annual Carnival from Trinidad.the annual Carnival from Trinidad.
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Pick up a Passport full of fun activities. Collect stamps at TMY Information Kiosks and Activities areas.
Pick up a free copy of theTMY Festival Magazineat the TMY store.
PASSPOrT TOTHe WOrLD
FESTIVAL MAGAZINE
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THe TMY STOrelocated in the Old Pima County Courthouse courtyard. Offered for sale are a variety of arts, crafts, and more. Many of these items are made my artists and performers of the festival.
Take advantage of this once-a-year opportunity to enrich your life while supporting the Festival artists and performers. Many items are not available through regular retail outlets.
Tucson Meet Yourself Festival Store is open everyday of the Festival.
Learn what happens at a pow-wow, a gathering and community celebration for native people from many nations. Pow Wow drum, singers and dancers will share the how, what, when and why of powwow traditions and etiquette. native American artists will share their traditional arts and foods throughout the Festival.
POW WOW 101
Saturday and Sunday, Jàcome Library Plaza
Professor and Chair of the Department of Folklore and ethno-musicology at Indiana university. Professor Goldstein's talk will explore the story-making activities that have surrounded the AIDS epidemic. Told cross-culturally, AIDS legends recount many fright-ening scenarios and conspiracy theories. Though fascinating and intriguing, these narratives do more than merely entertain. They warn and inform, articulate notions of risk, provide political commen-tary on public health actions, and offer insight into the relationship between cultural and health truths.
Presented with the support of Arizona Humanities Council and Confluencenter for Creative Inquiry/UA
Saturday, October 13 : 2pm Joel D. Valdez Main Library (Lower Level Meeting Rooms)
rOAMInG PerFOrMerS & PArADeSIlluminated ruins (Urban/Native flute duo)
The WonderFools! (Clowning, juggling, comedy)
Les Avenge/The Flying Tortillas (Breakdance, acrobatic comedy)
Caribbean Carnival Parade
Scottish Pipe & Drum Bands
OnCe uPOn A VIruS: AIDS Legends, Public Health and the Law A lecture by Diane Goldstein, Ph.D.
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Tucson Meet Yourself is a non-profit 501c3 organization.Support cultural heritage, traditional arts and folklife!
Tax-deductible donations can be mailed to:Tucson Meet Yourself • PO Box 42044 • Tucson, AZ 85733
Secure online donations using a credit card can bemade at the festival store or at www.TucsonMeetYourself.org
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Additional Support Provided by
ArizonaCommission
on the Arts
PMS 511 PMS 465
u.S. Department of StatePassport Services Western Passport Center
3710 W. Ina road, Tucson Arizona
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11AM Bouncing Czechs
Balkan Spirit Anthony rose - Story of the Steel Drum
Brett Lashley Classical Spanish
Guitar
11AM
11:30AM Annon and TLS Latin Soul
Jokes & riddles 11:30AM
NOON Faraz Zein Iranian &
Flamenco Guitar
The Huachuca Project of the
62nd Army Band
Les Avenge / The Flying Tortillas
Breakdance
The Wonderfools Capoeira Brasil NOON
12:30PM Imperial PAndemic Steel empire High
School
Learn to Juggle 12:30PM
1PM Arizona Dance Hands
Trima Muzikante Bhutanese Pot Stickers: Indra
Chauwan
Arizona Bilingual Magazine presents
regional Music of Arizona-Sonora
(To Be Announced)
Marc Severson - The Story Guy
Al roberts Caribbean Musical
Flavors
1PM
1:30PM 1:30PM
2PM Ted Warmbrand Songs to Live By
Southwest Soul Circuit Presents!
Global rhythms (To Be Announced)
Congolese red Bean Stew:
Marie Bampamololwa
Caribbean Carnival Workshop
Snack Attack: Peanut Butter
Balls
Brett Lashley Classical Spanish
Guitar
2PM
2:30PM 2:30PM
3PM Faraz Zein Iranian &
Flamenco Guitar
Cuban Sandwiches:
Patricia espinosa
Jokes & riddles Anthony rose Steel Drum
3PM
3:30PM Les Avenge / The Flying Tortillas
3:30PM
4PM Awenrising Folk ensemble
Aztral Folk ethno Psychedelic Fusion
Iraqi Mushroom Curry:
Faeza Hillilan
national Latino AIDS Awareness Day
Program
4PM
4:30PM Anthony rose - Story of the Steel
Drum
Puppet Muzik Capoeira Brasil 4:30PM
5PM Scatter the Dust
Hafla Middle eastern Dance
Party: Lykiska Tribal Belly Dance & Skirt
Full of Fire
Ballet Folklorico de San Juan
Mariachi Los Changuitos Feos
nLAAD Proclamation 5PM
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Fri-Sat-Sun: 11am–4pmenjoy a visit with some of Pima County's most interesting people and services featuring Pima Animal Care Center Corner, The Kino Sports Complex Corner, The Green Corner, and The Loop Corner.
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Pima County Pavilion
Friday, Oct 12, 2012 DAY SCHeDuLe: 11AM-5:00PMDAY SCHeDuLe: 11AM-5:00PM
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Pima County Meet Yourself FRI-SAT-SunDAY: 11am–5pm Ongoing exhibits showcasing the many services and
Saturday schedule ( 11AM-5:30PM ) begins on next page
Friday, Oct 12, 2012 eVenInG SCHeDuLe: 5:30PM-10PM
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5:30PM Scatter the Dust
neamen Lyles Hafla Middle eastern Dance Party: Lykiska Tribal Belly Dance & Skirt Full
of Fire
Ballet Folklorico de San Juan
SteeldrumWorkshop
Sticks & Fingers featuring
richard noel
5:30PM
6PM Planet Djembe Viva Arizona Dance Company
Al roberts Caribbean Musical
Flavors
nLAAD Community recognitions
6PM
6:30PM Mzekala Celena Santa Cruz Zumba 6:30PM
7PM Old Pueblo Brass Band
real Hip Hop Soirée with Lady Maverick, Johnny redd, nick Trice,
Bea Love
Los Hombres Bluegrass
Latin Funk Project Green Light Haitian voodoo jazz
ritmos Latinos Salsa Dance
7PM
7:30PM VASA Swedish Folk Dancers
7:30PM
8PM The Seven Pip-ers Band
Batucaxé Brazilian percussion
Grupo Folklorico Miztontli
8PM
8:30PM Hula Halau ‘O Ki’inani
Key Ingredients of African Soul
Suerte Tejano ritmo Bacheche Cuban ritual
music & dance
Mariachi Ariztlan de Tucson High
8:30PM
9PM Leikarring Dancers
Vox urbana Cumbia 9PM
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Kidlore: The Culture of Kids presented by Learning A-Z
Meet the kids of Tucson and take part in the KidScapes Creative Construction zone, Free-Play & Games area, writing, bookmaking and activities all of, by and for kids. Featuring Kidlore Stage and exhibitors represent-ing schools, and kid-centric organizations.
Sonoran Pavilion presented by Arizona Bilingual Magazine
eVenInG SCHeDuLe: 5:30PM-10PM
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The culture, foods, music and heritage of Sonora on display all weekend.
Saturday evening schedule ( 6PM-10PM ) continues on next page
11AM river roadramblers
Dixieland jazz
Pow Wow 101 Salsa Fresca with Pow Wow 101 Salsa Fresca with Chiltepin:
Gloria Badilla
Arizona Bilingual Magazinepresents
regional Music ofArizona-Sonora
Anthony rose Story of the Steel Drum
Arizona Youth Chamber ensemble
Saguaro Strutters Line Dance
11AM
11:30AM Philippine Mabuhay Cultural
Foundation of Tucson
Gabrielle Pietrangelo:
Singing Circle
Jeannie Coleman Interview: Quilt for
a Cause
11:30AM
NOON Gsol Tucson Sino Taiji Polish Vegetable Tucson Sino Taiji Polish Vegetable Salad:Anna
Augustowska
Trim the Velvet Irish Trio
NOON
12:30PM Sons of Orpheus The Male Choir
of Tucson
Jovert - Tucson High Steel Drum
Band
Jokes & riddles 12:30PM
1PM Tucson Sino Choir
nigerianDrumming & Dance
Lao TempleTraditional Dancers
Congolese Sauteed Greens: Marie
Bampamololwa
Grupo Danza Xunuti de rio
Sonora
Fashion Passion: Clothing with
Compasion Catwalk
Hafla Middle Eastern Dance Party: Safar
Dance & Seven Veils Dance Belly Dancers
1PM
1:30PM Club Colmbia Folkloric Dancers
Trio Sure (from rio Yaqui, Sonora)
Maguire Academy of Irish Dance
1:30PM
2PM Bufflelgrass Bluegrass music
Combo Westside Powwow 101 russian Meat Dumplings:
natasha Kalina
Zumba! Viva Arizona
Snack Attack: Ants on a log
Learn-to-Tango 2PM
2:30PM Tucson Sino Dance Children Carrying Tucson Sino Dance Children Carrying the Sound
2:30PM
3PM Corrido Contest Dr. Tom PotterCorrido Contest Dr. Tom PotterHumoristBluesman
Five Horses Four Winds
O’dham Squash Burritos:
Kate Begay
Grupo Danza Xunuti de rio
Sonora
Filipino American Sampaguita Club
3PM
3:30PM Will Clipman Planet of
Percussion
Grupo Folklorico I’naru Puerto rican
Dances andWorkshop
Chinese School: Dancers & Yo-yo
Team & Lion Dancers
Quilt Makers Talk (interview)
3:30PM
4PM Southern Hopi Sinom Dance Group
Afghani Pumpkin Stew:
nargis nabi
rockers upTown reggae
Jain’s GangBluegrass
4PM
4:30PM Mari Kaneta Suzuyuki Kai Traditional
Japanese Dance
Tucson Sino Martial Arts Club
Birthday Party! 4:30PM
5PM Gabriel Ayala Trio Jazzmenco
Pow Wow 101 Gluten-free Bread:Pow Wow 101 Gluten-free Bread:Virginia Morgan
Halau Hula O’ ualani and the
Menehune Dancers
Mariachi nueva Melodia
The Out of Kilters - Contra Dance
5PM
5:30PM rusyny Ballet Folklorico Tucson Interna-tional Academy
5:30PM
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Saturday, Oct 13, 2012 DAY SCHeDuLe: 11AM-5:30PMDAY SCHeDuLe: 11AM-5:30PM
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Live Mural Painting All Weekend 11am-5pm
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Join local artist MEL DOMINGUEZ as shepaints large scale panels about lowriders, Tucson landscapes, and whimsical abstracts that mimic the desert's colors and shapes.
Organizations loaning quilts and offering dem-onstrations: Arizona History Museum, Quilt for a Cause, Los Desconocidos/Migrant Quilt Project, Aviva Quilting Group, new Life Quilters, Quilt Bombing by Local Art Quilt Group.
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Quilt Demonstrations presented by Arizona Humanities Council
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6PM Chile Canta Y Baila
Garcia Brothers Blues
DJ Lion Caribbean rhythms
The Out of Kilters - Contra Dance
6PM
6:30PM Arizona Turkish Folk Dancers
Grupo Tradiciones Peru
Sound of Thunder Korean Drum
and Dance
Caribbean Carnival Parade
Line up
6:30PM
7PM The Seven Pipers Scottish
Society
Soul Music revue featuring:
Kevin Hamilton, Tanishia Hamilton, Maya Liddell, ‘Mr.
Falsetto’ Justin B Moore, Abram Moore, Crystal Stark, Mark & Arlette Willis,
Brandie Starks, Tomia Bonner-
Abdulah
Al roberts Caribbean
Musical Flavors
Finding Voice Visual Arts &
Literacy Project
Bwiya-Toli Andean music
7PM
7:30PM Grupo Axe Capoeira Caribbean Carnival Parade
Polish Folk ensemble Lajkonik
7:30PM
8PM Odaiko Sonora – Taiko Japanese
ensemble Drumming
Sticks & Fingers featuring richard noel – Caribbean
review
Jameison, rogers and Daley Irish Trio
8PM
8:30PM The Lopez Band Waila Dance Music
Ballet Folklorico Tapatio
8:30PM
9PM Flamenco Del Pueblo Viejo
9PM
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Southwest Soul Circuit Presents: Fri: 7-8pm - real Hip Hop SoiréeSat: 7-10pm - Soul Music revueSun: 2-5pm - Gospel Music explosion Featuring Kevin Hamilton, Tanishia Hamilton, Maya Liddell, ‘Mr. Falsetto’ Justin B Moore, Abram Moore, Crystal Stark, Mark & Arlette Willis, Brandie Starks, Tomia Bonner-Abdulah.
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Special guests include Anthony rose, Al roberts and Sonny Salina. Join us for a joyful celebration! Steel drum workshops, carnival body & face painting, stiltwalking and limbo dance all weekend.
Sat: 6pm-10pm
Sticks and Fingers featuring richard noelCaribbean Carnival Parade & review presented by Kuumba Made
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ALL WeeKenDSATurDAY, OCT 13, 2012ADDiTiOnAL EVEnTS
LOWrIDer CAr SHOW Sat-Sun: 12pm–5pm
Lowrider Car Show presented by the Dukes Car Club, the world’s oldest lowrider club in continuous existence, celebrating their 50th Anniversary.
MEET THE STREET
COrrIDO COnTeST Saturday: 3pm- 4:30pm – City Hall Stage
Ballads of the borderlands that tell stories of honor, courage, humor, and social commentary.
registration at City Hall Stage 2:45pm Cash prizes!
Woven throughout the Festival will be joyful presentations of steel drum workshops, carnival dances, and music from Trinidad & Tobago, Jamaica, Haiti, Cuba, and Puerto rico along with tasty foods from the Caribbean island nations. Carnival costume exhibit and stilt walking workshops in the Leo rich Lobby all weekend.
exhibits: Symbols & Traditions of AIDS Activism AIDSWALK Tucson 2012, Sunday Oct 14th 8am in partnership with Southern Arizona Aids Foundation. 2012 marks the 25th anniversary of AIDSWALK Tucson and 30 years of life with AIDS. This exhibit features The names Project and local memorial quilt panels, an AIDS timeline, red ribbons and other highly charged symbols of the AIDS crisis. The walk will start and finish in the middle of the Festival. Register for the AIDSWALK Tucson 2012 to support research, education and services of SAAF.
Quilts Making a DifferenceQuilts Making a Difference brings together a remarkable collection of local quilters who create in response to crisis and in support of community needs. Quilt ‘bombers’ will decorate the plaza and quilters will share their craft at hands-on activities tables.
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HIV/AIDS testing will be offeredat the Jàcome Plaza.
CArIBBeAn CArnIVAL& MuSIC TrADITIOnS
HIV/AIDS TESTING
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A unique TMY tradition is that the last word spoken and heard at the festival be in O'odham (on Sunday all per-formances end by 5:30pm except the Tohono O'odham ceremonial dance and music which run through 6pm at the City Hall Stage). Why do we do this? Big Jim Griffith explains:
"This is really O'odham country. The first language that we know was spoken here was O'odham; according to O'odham Creation stories, this is where they came to when they were led out of the underworld; many older O'odham believe that they were made by the Creator out of the specific soil of this place. The rear guard is the place of danger, and therefore of honor. Its job was to hold off the enemy as long as possible so the women and children (the future of the group) could escape. For those reasons I always tried to put traditional Tohono O'odham musc and dance last on the last day. As far as possible, when the O'odham announcers stopped speaking, we would shut down the sound system, so that the festival was closed by O'odham voices. Things didn't always work that way, but it was announced as an ideal."
"THe LAST WOrD"Cultural nutrition Conference, Comida, run & DanzaSunday Oct 14 11:30-2:30pmJoel D. Valdez Main Library (Lower Level Meeting Rooms)
Learn how to combat diseases by learning to eat healthy, indigenous, local and organic foods (nopal, soyrizo, chia, spirilina and mesquite).
The day also includes:7am: run with Calpolli Teoxicalli from A Mountain to Jàcome Plaza8am: Azteca Breakfast by La Indita restaurant (in front of Library)8am: AIDS Walk10:30 Danza Xochipilli Centeotl (Global rhythm Stage, Jàcome Plaza)Sponsored by uA-Mexican American Studies 496 Cultural nutrition Class.
uLTIMATe FOOD FIGHT III
Your Passportto the world
eXPLOre YOur WORLD!Pick up a Passport full of fun activities at all festival entry kiosks and Kidlore Pavilion. Collect stamps at over 50 locations throughout the festival grounds. Look for signs.
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8AM AIDSWALK Tucson 2012
8AM
10:30AM Chanequeh Xochiplli Centeotl Danza
Tlamanalcah Azteca - Chichimeca
10:30AM
11:00AM Linda Lou & the Desert Drifters
FortheLuvva Music redhouse Dancers Ballet Folklorico La Paloma
Anthony rose – Story of the Steel Drum
Danswest Dance Company
Japan Karate 11:00AM
11:30AM Hula Mai Ka Pu’uwai
11:30AM
NOON Tir Conaill Academy of Irish Dance
Angel Diamond and the Blues
Disciples
Arizona Kyudo Kai Japanese Archery
Salsa Fresca With Chiltepin:
Gloria Badilla
Danza Mexica Cuauhtemoc
nkyimkyim Story Theatre
Hafla Middle Eastern Dance Party: Troupe
Hipnautic, Veils of Mystery & Belly
Dance Tucson
NOON
12:30PM Aikido at the Center Falcon Steel Catalina Foothills
High School
Jokes & riddles 12:30PM
1PM Tucson Jewish Youth Choir
Simply Creasha Pow Wow 101 Iraqi Falafel: Faeza Hillilan
Los Yucupicios - Yaqui norteno
Fashion Passion: Clothing with
Compasion Catwalk
Tucson District Pipe Band & Friends
1PM
1:30PM Arizona Balalaika Orchestra
ever so Slightly Lower than the
Angel Boys
1:30PM
2PM GOSPeL eXPLOSIOn featuring Adrian
Jackson,All nations
Singers,Antonya Frazier,
elijah Guadarrama,Gospel Choir of
Tucson,Gospel Music Workshop of
America - Tucson Chapter,
Isaac Jones,Kevin & Tanishia
Hamilton,LeCreasha randall,Sacred Soul Gospel
ChoirTrinity Missionary
Baptist Church
Capoeira Mandinga Tucson &
The Capoeira Club of the university
of Arizona
Vegetarian Meatballs:
Winona Dininny
Gaiteros de Valle Saguaro Stompers Clog
Dance Company
Snack Attack: Mesquite
cookies with Desert Harvesters
Learn-to-Tango 2PM
2:30PM Kol Shirah Siva Maia - Polynesian Dances
MakiMaki Theatre 2:30PM
3PM Southern Arizona Old
Time Fiddlers Association
Powwow 101 eritrean Ground Pea Stew:
Minet Abay
Duo Libre Cuban Music
3PM
3:30PM unusual Suspects
Bluegrass Band
K-Bass and Farafina Misike
Hafla Middle eastern Dance Party: Xanadu
Mideastern Dancers and Arabian Dance Arts
Jordan Hill Storyteller
Ted Warmbrand – Songs of Sustainance
3:30PM
4PM Sticks & Fingers Caribbean
Celebration
4PM
4:30PM Yaqui Traditional
Musicians and Dancers
Barbara Y Las Flamencistas
Ballet Folklorico Xochitl de Tucson
Holy resurrection Antiochian
Orthodox Choir
4:30PM
5PM 5PM
5:30PM Wa:k Tab Dancers of the Tohono
O’odham nation
5:30PM
6PM
Tohono O'odham "Last Word" Tohono O'odham "Last Word"6PM
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L A C O C I n A A T O L D T O W n A R T I S A n S S T A g e
Tribute to Woody Guthrie
100 years of American Folk songs.
Tucson Kitchen Musicians Association featuring local folk musicians and special guests.
Sunday, Oct 14, 2012 DAY SCHeDuLe: 8AM-6PMDAY SCHeDuLe: 8AM-6PM
Sunday, Oct 14, 2012
Sat : 12pm-5pm
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Metropolitan Tucson Convention & Visitors Bureau ..................................... C1 Skin Cancer Institute at the university of Arizona Cancer Center ......................... C2Crisis response network of Southern Arizona................................................ C3District Five Office Pima County Supervisor richard elias .......................... C4La Frontera Arizona ................................ C5Arizona Dept. of Transportation ................ C6Care More ............................................ C7
Donate Life Arizona ................................ C8Smart Choices for Healthy Dining .............. C9Imagine Greater Tucson .......................... C10Pioneering unique Cures for Kids .............. C11HOPe Inc .............................................. C12Border Action network ........................... C13 Congressional Office of Congressman raul M. Grijalva ..................................... C14 Congressional Office of Congressman ron Barber ........................................... C15Presidio rotary Club of Tucson ................. C16
national Latino AIDS Awareness Day. ......... C17Lend a Hand Senior Assistance .................. C18Quilts for a Cause .................................. C19Los Desconocidos Migrant Quilt Project ............................................... C20new Life Quilters ................................... C21Arizona Historical Society ........................ C22Aviva Children’s Services......................... C23Quilts Making a Difference TMY exhibit ......................................... C24Southern Arizona AIDS Foundation ............ C25
Symbols and Traditions of AIDS Activism TMY exhibit .............................. C26Tucson urban League, Inc. ....................... C27Pure romance by Kim............................. C28Coronado national Forest Service .............. C29national Kidney Foundation of Arizona ...... C30Fund for Civility, respect and understanding .......................................................... C31Tucson emergency response Team ............ C32Pima County Juvenile Court Center ............ C33Cyracom .............................................. C34
COMMOn CAuSeWAY
2524
ExHIBITORS/VENDORS
Green Stationsentrance
red ribbon exhibit
2726
Desert Tortoise Botanicals ................. L14
Tortilla Making - Matilda Santa Cruz .... L15
The Dukes 25th Anniversary exhibit ..... L16
Mel Dominguez Artist ....................... L17
Ben’s Bells Project ........................... L18
Islamic Center of Tucson .................... L19
Holy resurrection Orthodox Church ..... L20
FinnFest USA / Finnish-American Club
of Tucson ...................................... L21
rising Star Baptist Church ................. L22
Community Food Bank ..................... L24
Southwest Bee Supply Inc ................. L25
risk e Business................................ L26
uA Compost Cats ............................. L27
Desert Plants .................................. L28
Sabores Sin Fronteras ....................... L29
Heritage Foods Pavilion, Iskashitaa refugee
Harvesters, Hayden Flour Mill, Santa Cruz
Valley Heritage Alliance, native
SeedsSeArCH .................................. L30
Chiltepica ...................................... L31
Tortillaria Arevalo ............................ L32
Avalon Organic Gardens .................... L33
Southern Arizona Beagle rescue ......... L34
Pima County natural resources .......... L35
Lions Club Mobile Vision unit ............. L36
Sacred Grounds Trading Post .............. L37
SAAF Southern Arizona AIDS Foundation L38
Pima County Pavilion ....................... L39
ExHIBITORS/VENDORS
FOOD VenDOrSHawaiian Shave Ice .......................... L1
Mama Joys Catfish ........................... L2
Tucson Chinese Association ................ L3
Alibaba restaurant .......................... L4
Sultan Palace ................................. L6
new Dehli Palace ............................ L7
Thriratana Tucson Buddhist Temple -
Thai .............................................. L8
Croatian Wagon .............................. L9
Western Smoke BBQ ......................... L10
D’s Island Grill Jamaican ................... L11
Vietnamese Alliance of Tucson............ L12
Yoeme Barrio Libre Community Council L13
JÀCOME LIBRARY PLAZA PedicabsGreen Stationsentrance red ribbon
exhibit
2928
Deb’s Coney Café ........................................................ LA1Quesadilla’s Grill ........................................................ LA2Little Sicily Pizza ........................................................ LA3
LA PLACITA VILLAGe
FOOD VenDOrS
Visitors Center ........................................................... LA4Defenders of Wildlife ...................................................LA5CeDO Intercultural .......................................................LA6The Hermitage no-Kill Cat Shelter ...................................LA7Helen’s Cookie Company ...............................................LA8
ExHIBITORS/VENDORS
Prayerfully Popped ....................................................... LA9Mama's Gourmet Foods ................................................. LA10Sergio Vargas ..............................................................LA11Trendz and Traditionz ....................................................LA12Suphanee rankin .........................................................LA13Civanos Hair Salon ....................................................... LA14Anita’s Mosaics ............................................................LA15Tucson Mexico Sister Cities ............................................. LA16Friends of Tucson’s Birthplace .........................................LA17Ballet Folklorico La Paloma ............................................ LA18Somali Bantu Association of Tucson, AZ ............................ LA19Art of India ................................................................ LA20
Green Stationsentrance
3130
FOOD VenDOrSThai Tucson ............................................... T1Maranatha Church ...................................... T2Don Pedro’s Peruvian Bistro ......................... T3Los Chiquilines #2 ....................................... T4Cuban Grilled Sandwiches ............................ T5Filipino American Student Association ............ T6Hawaiian and Pacific Islander Club ................ T7MK’s Fry Bread ........................................... T8russian Bite Sized Luxuries .......................... T9Taste of Bosnia - Chef Alisah......................... T10JoBob’s BBQ.............................................. T11
Vietnamese Student Association .................................T12The Corn roaster ......................................................T13Safe Mission Caribbean ..............................................T14el Guero Canelo Segundo ...........................................T15Frankie’s South Philly Cheesesteaks .............................T27
Yaqui Folk Arts Pavilion .............................................T22,T23, T24O’odham Folk Arts Pavilion ........................................T25, T26
ExHIBITORS/VENDORS
Green StationsentranceTCC PLAZA NORTH
3332
AZ Bilingual ......................................T31, T32Sonoran Pavilion ...............................T33Devereux Arizona ...............................T34Julie’s Puppets ..................................T35Seam to Sew and rockin Mama Baby Gear ................................................T36Postal History Foundation ....................T37Boy Scouts of America .........................T38Salpointe Catholic High School ..............T39International School of Tucson ..............T40Child Cognition Lab at the univ. of Az. ....T41Desert Sky Community School ..............T42Assistance League of Tucson .................T43
Learning A-Z .......................................T44Tucson Waldorf School ..........................T45Sonoran Glass School ............................T46Girls Scouts of Southern Arizona ..............T47Luz-Guerrero early College High School ....T48Southern Arizona Children’s Advocacy Center ................................................T49Adela Antoinette Face Painting ..............T50KidScape (under patio) Living Streets Alliance, Mad Science of Pima County, Los Changuitos Feos, Tucson International Academy, Arts for All, Sowing the Seeds .................................T51uA Book Store .....................................T52
FOOD VenDOrSLas Cazuelitas ............................. T16Sabor Tropical............................. T17Taqueria Pico de Gallo .................. T18Little Mexico ............................... T19Isabella’s Ice Cream .................... T20Shaka Shave Ice .......................... T21
Kuumba Made ............................ T28Caribbean Traditions exhibit ......... T29Tucson Arts Brigade ..................... T29Tucson Circus Arts ........................ T30
ExHIBITORS/ VENDORS
TCC PLAZA SOUTH & KIDLORE Green Stationsentrance
Pedicabs
T52
T51
T30
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CeeDee Jamaican Kitchen ..................................................... e1San Ignacio Yaqui Council ..................................................... e2Club Costa rica ................................................................... e3Wat Buddhametta - Thai ...................................................... e4Frost Gelato ....................................................................... e5TBA .................................................................................. e6VASA Lodge #691 - Swedish ................................................... e7Danish Club of Tucson .......................................................... e8India Society of Southern Arizona ........................................... e9Lao Student Club ................................................................. e10Foundation for Intercultural Dialogue - Turkish ......................... e11Club Colombia .................................................................... e12Filipino American Sampaguita Club of Tucson ........................... e13Gethsemane COGIC Women - Southern BBQ .............................. e14ATucson Chinese Christian Church ............................................. e14BClub españa ....................................................................... e15Southern Arizona Korean Association ...................................... e16
BBQ 4 u ............................................................................. e17Lao American Veterans ......................................................... e18Daughters of Penelope / Order of AHEPA - Greek ....................... e19Los Chiquilines .................................................................... e20Alliance Francaise of Tucson .................................................. e21AAusperitea - World Tea ......................................................... e21BLajkonik Polish ................................................................... e22King Corn .......................................................................... e23
City of Tucson ..................................................................... e34
eL PreSIDIO PArK
FOOD VenDOrS
ExHIBITORS/VENDORS
3534
Green Stationsentrance
Pedicabs
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folk arts & global market
Chinese calligraphy - Paul lim ...........................f1Chinese Paper lanterns - Judy tom ....................f2turkish calligraphy - Cuneyt akcay .....................f3arabic Caligraphy – mohyeddin abdulaziz ...........f3aturkish Ceramics - morad Jasim .........................f4turkish ebru water marbling - mustafa & mine Calik ....................................................................f6turkish ceramics - Nazmiye konus ......................f8Iskashitaa executive Director - barbara eiswerth ...f9Iskashitaa folk arts resource Coordinator - Natalie brown; bhutanese Crocheter, knitter & finger Weaving - Pampha Upreti; bhutanese tailor, Hat maker - Dal Chuwan; bhutanese Youth, finger Weaving - krishna gautam; burundian basket Weaver - tabia mani-rampa; burundian Crocheter, basket Weaver - antionette barimgayabo; burundian loom Weaving - Ismail Ndagiji-mana; Congolese basket Weaver - evelyn Ndikumana; Congolese Crocheter - Charlotte mugaruka; ethiopian basket Weaver – Zudew; Iraqi Crocheter - faeza Hallinan; Hopi Contemporary kachina Dolls - Jerel alen Quamahongnewa ............................................10aHopi katsina carving - earl Dino Patterson sunaweuma ................................................................... 10bturkish folk arts .............................................10CPinatas - maria arvizu ......................................f11Papel Picado banderolas - maria Jesus robles ......f12Papel Picado banderolas - aida robles mertz .......f13reverse glass Painting - sergio leon...................f15Pinatas - Jesus garcia ..................................... f15aPaper flowers - Josefina P. Lizarraga ...................f16Chicano painting - marisela montiel ....................f17Japanese origami - fukumi Zapp .......................f18Japanese shodo calligraphy - akiko Victorson ......f19Japanese origami and temari balls - Chieko Nakano ....................................................................f20Ukrainian wood carving & pysanky easter eggs - Peter fesz ......................................................f21lao weaving - bonyang michaels .......................f22Dine rug weaving - etta todacheenie ..................f23Dine bead work - Pamela farnam ......................f24aDine flute and drums - Marvin Todacheenie .........f24btatting - Pat orzech .........................................f25Polish Wycinanki Papercutting - magdelena Nowacka-Jannottaafricanamerican hair styling - Dari bradley ..........f26bafricanamerican inspired hats - toni Ham ............f27swedish Dalmalning - June aguayo ....................f28Indian rakhi bracelets - majda khatoon ...............f30Indian mehendi henna tattoos - rashda ahmadi ...f31Indian wedding ceremony henna - saba ahmadi...f31Indian kolami rice flour painting - Raji Rajagopalan F32leather booth - esteban osuna ..........................f33
exHIbItors/VeNDors
green stations
Horsehair braiding - Jesus garcia .......................f34Pottery - Porfirio Mora .....................................f35Congolese seamstress - Charlotte Nsabaka ..........f35
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Pascua Yaqui Department of language and Culture Director Daniel VegaYaqui Pavilion associate Nadia YucupicioDeer Dance and Pascola Instrument Demonstrators Chema matus-Valenzuela, steve armadillo, steven anthony armadillo, felipe molina, felipe garciaPaper flowers Demonstrators Irene sanchez & robertina Yslava, Paula I. Yucupicio, and amalia reyesWood Carving Demonstrator louis David Valenzuelarosaries Victor romero ChokiPainting Councilman marcelino flores, Peter and laura arriola, lourdes escalante, elijah garcia, francisco baltazar, rene alvarez, mario Valencia, ralph martinezPainting and sculptures Jose gonzales Vendors Yaqui art richard triana-PYt elite Youth group and David moreno-PYt art Youth group Paintingbeaded Necklaces (kookam) modesto buleDeers eye Neckalces (maso Puusim) angelique alvarez beaded Jewelry rita alvarez
o'odham Pavilion Curator allison franciscoHimdag ki museum Curator of education bernard siquierosHimdag ki museum specialist Jennifer JuanCoil basket Demonstrator margaret acostaCoil baskets faded mazeCoil baskets mary PabloCoil baskets Matilda SaraficioCoil baskets sadie marksDevil Claw Dreamcatchers genoveva antoneDrawings gus antoneHorsehair baskets Hiram enosminiature baskets lola thomasPainted gourds Vernon mendezPaintings/ Drawings Victor garciaPlaited baskets rosaline serapoPottery (friendship Pottery) rupert angeaPottery (the salt river Pima-maricopa Indian Community) ron CarlosPottery/ shell etchings (the salt river Pima-maricopa Indian Community) Jacob butlertraditional Paintings/ gourd Work Jeffery antone sr.Watercolor Paintings mike ChiagoWire baskets Charles antoneWood burnings Carl antoneWoodcarvings Homer marks Jr.
YaQUI PaVIlIoN artIstst22-t23-t24
o'oDHam PaVIlIoN artIstst25-t26