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Arts in the Park 2015

AREA 1: Clothesline Art Workshop

AREA 2: Entertainment On Stage: 12:00pm ..... American Dance from Africa ..... to Broadway 1:00pm ..... The Irish Balladeer 2:00pm ..... American Dance from Africa ..... to Broadway 3:00pm ..... The Irish Balladeer FOMAS Grill – Food for Sale The Heritage Tent 11:00am thru 3:00pm....Mansion Tours (fee)

AREA 3: Visual Art Organizations Create a Mural Art Sales and Demos Caricaturist

AREA 4: Art & Culture Organizations Interactive Activities Face Painting

AREA 5: Event Information

AREA 6: Family Fun: 12:45pm ..... Give & Take Jugglers 2:00pm ..... Give & Take Jugglers

AREA 7: Kids Activities & Demos Spiral Q Puppets Origami Basket Making Papermaking Come Stitch With Us Print Making Transform Your Tee!

AREA 8: Entertainment On Stage: 11:00am ..... The Lion King Lives 12:30pm ..... Universal African Drum ..... and Dance Ensemble 2:00pm ..... Cinderella, Cinderella 3:00pm ..... April Mae and the June Bugs Food Court / Variety of Food Vendors Fine Art & Craft Vendors

AREA 12: Chalk the Walk Creation of a Chalk Mural

Smithville Gallery: 2nd floor of Mansion 39th Annual Juried Art Exhibit 11:00am ..... Sharis 12:00pm ..... David St. James 1:00pm ..... Heidi Winzinger 2:00pm ..... Dr. Lou 3:00pm ..... Tony O

Worker’s House & Gallery: #8 & 9 Park Ave Underground Railroad Museum 1:30pm ..... Historic Portrayal Harriet Tubman 2:45pm ..... Queen Nur’s: The Games We Play

Visitors Center: Throughout the Day ..... Village Tours

Musical Legends Tent: 11:30am ..... The Fire Children 12:30pm ..... Jazz 4 Kids 1:30pm ..... Paint the Music 3:00pm ..... Paint the Music

Schedule & layout is subject to change without notice. Some activities may have a fee.

Directions to Historic Smithville Park

From Ben Franklin Bridge:Take Route 30. Follow signs for Route 38 East.Continue following the directions under “Heading East onRoute 38” below:

Heading East on Route 38From Intersection of Route 541 and 38: head East on Route38 for 2.9 miles and turn left onto Smithville Road. Travel ¾mile and turn left at Event Parking sign.

Heading West on Route 38From Intersection of Route 206 and Route 38: head West on Route 38, travel ¾ mile past the NJ Motor Vehicle Inspection Sta-tion and turn right onto Smithville Rd. Travel ¾ mile and turn left at Event Parking sign.

Via Route 295Take Route 295 to Exit 47A – Mt Holly Route 541 South. Travel 2.5 miles, (pass 4 traffic lights) before 5th light for Woodlane Rd. Take jug handle to make left onto Woodlane Rd. (Route 630). Take Woodlane Rd. to 4th light (Smithville Rd.). Make right onto Smithville Rd. Take Smithville Rd. through one stop sign (blink-ing red light) at Powell Rd. Historic Smithville Park will be on your right. Turn right at Event Parking sign.

MEADE LANE

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NORTH RIVER STREET

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TO RTS 630& 537

N TO RT 38

Steps

Gazebo

AuthorizedVehicles Only

Paved Road

Paved Path

Gravel Road

Trails

Buildings

A: Visitors CenterB: Division of Parks O fficesC: Worker’s House & Gallery -

Temporary home to the Underground Railroad MuseumD: Gardener’s CottageE: MansionF: Annex GalleryG: BarnH: History GateI: Semple Cottage

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AREA 1: Clothesline Art Workshop

AREA 2: Entertainment On Stage: 12:00pm ..... American Dance from Africa ..... to Broadway 1:00pm ..... The Irish Balladeer 2:00pm ..... American Dance from Africa ..... to Broadway 3:00pm ..... The Irish Balladeer FOMAS Grill – Food for Sale The Heritage Tent 11:00am thru 3:00pm....Mansion Tours (fee)

AREA 3: Visual Art Organizations Create a Mural Art Sales and Demos Caricaturist

AREA 4: Art & Culture Organizations Interactive Activities Face Painting

AREA 5: Event Information

AREA 6: Family Fun: 12:45pm ..... Give & Take Jugglers 2:00pm ..... Give & Take Jugglers

AREA 7: Kids Activities & Demos Spiral Q Puppets Origami Basket Making Papermaking Come Stitch With Us Print Making Transform Your Tee!

AREA 8: Entertainment On Stage: 11:00am ..... The Lion King Lives 12:30pm ..... Universal African Drum ..... and Dance Ensemble 2:00pm ..... Cinderella, Cinderella 3:00pm ..... April Mae and the June Bugs Food Court / Variety of Food Vendors Fine Art & Craft Vendors

AREA 12: Chalk the Walk Creation of a Chalk Mural

Smithville Gallery: 2nd floor of Mansion 39th Annual Juried Art Exhibit 11:00am ..... Sharis 12:00pm ..... David St. James 1:00pm ..... Heidi Winzinger 2:00pm ..... Dr. Lou 3:00pm ..... Tony O

Worker’s House & Gallery: #8 & 9 Park Ave Underground Railroad Museum 1:30pm ..... Historic Portrayal Harriet Tubman 2:45pm ..... Queen Nur’s: The Games We Play

Visitors Center: Throughout the Day ..... Village Tours

Musical Legends Tent: 11:30am ..... The Fire Children 12:30pm ..... Jazz 4 Kids 1:30pm ..... Paint the Music 3:00pm ..... Paint the Music

Schedule & layout is subject to change without notice. Some activities may have a fee.

Directions to Historic Smithville Park

From Ben Franklin Bridge:Take Route 30. Follow signs for Route 38 East.Continue following the directions under “Heading East onRoute 38” below:

Heading East on Route 38From Intersection of Route 541 and 38: head East on Route38 for 2.9 miles and turn left onto Smithville Road. Travel ¾mile and turn left at Event Parking sign.

Heading West on Route 38From Intersection of Route 206 and Route 38: head West on Route 38, travel ¾ mile past the NJ Motor Vehicle Inspection Sta-tion and turn right onto Smithville Rd. Travel ¾ mile and turn left at Event Parking sign.

Via Route 295Take Route 295 to Exit 47A – Mt Holly Route 541 South. Travel 2.5 miles, (pass 4 traffic lights) before 5th light for Woodlane Rd. Take jug handle to make left onto Woodlane Rd. (Route 630). Take Woodlane Rd. to 4th light (Smithville Rd.). Make right onto Smithville Rd. Take Smithville Rd. through one stop sign (blink-ing red light) at Powell Rd. Historic Smithville Park will be on your right. Turn right at Event Parking sign.

A SNAP SHOT OF WHAT YOU WILL SEE, HEAR AND DO AT

Arts in the Park Sunday - September 13, 2015

Historic Smithville Park, 803 Smithville Road, Eastampton, NJ 0806010:30 am – 4:00 pm

Art • Music • Danc e • Theater • Food • FunSchedule and participants subject to change without notice

This is a rain or shine event except during declared weather emergencies

STAGE 1

11:00am – The Lion King Lives presented by Faith in Action A theatrical production with Music & Dance. Adapted from Disney’s Lion King and Faith in Action! Performing Arts. http://faithinactioninc.org

12:30pm – Universal African Drum and Dance Ensemble presented by the Unity Community Center of South Jersey Due to popular demand returning to Arts in the Park, the Unity Community Center of South Jersey bring their electrifying cultural celebration of African Dance and Drum representing the beauty of African Culture and family. You have to see it to believe it. www.unitycommunity.com

2:00pm – Cinderella, Cinderella presented by the Bridge Players Theatre Company Thrill to an interactive version of this beloved fairy tale. Children can JOIN the ACTORS ON STAGE to help tell the story of a servant girl who becomes a princess.

3:00pm – April Mae & The June Bugs - Roots Baby Roots! Americana under the influence of jump blues, rockabilly & swing. “With a sound built on cigar-box

guitar, slap bass and washboard, no trio is more fun…taking familiar roots genres and twisting them around Mae’s elbow-gloved, gold capped fingers.” ~ The City Paper, Philadelphia

Located by the Food Court (Area 8)Non-Stop Entertainment from beginning to end!

Emcee Dave Michaels will entertain the audience with games and music between performers.

STAGE 2Located in the courtyard (Area 2) within the walls closest to the Mansion.

Grab a hotdog or hamburger from the FOMAS Grill, listen to music, then take a tour of the historic Smithville Mansion. Proceeds from the grill and the tours benefit Friends of the Mansion at Smithville.

12:00pm & 2:00pm– American Dance from Africa to Broadway presented by the Okra Dance CompanyExplore how American dance evolved from its African roots and European influences. Performers will take you from classical court dances and the Irish reel, to vaudeville, tap, and even

the cultural impact of Michael Jackson – all of this and more is packed into this highly entertaining and informative perspective on American history.

1:00pm & 3:00pm – The Irish Balladeer presented by Richard Stillman Take a musical trip to the Emerald Isle with stories, bagpipes, jigs and reels. “Rarely, if ever, do you find all the talents he displayes in one package. Multi-instrumentalist, singer, dancer, storyteller, humorist, and a surprise or two.” –Bergenfield Public Library, Bergenfield, NJ.

AREA 6Located behind the Mansion adjacent to the Mansion.

Entertainment for All Ages!12:45pm & 2:00 pm – Give and Take Jugglers Their impressive juggling comedy and lots of audience involvement will keep all ages mesmerized. Featuring an antique calliope, traditions from vaudeville, circus arts, theater, and live music to create a lively show. www.jugglers.com

MUSICAL LEGENDS TENTLocated behind the Visitors Center

11:30am – The Fire ChildrenA lively, musical rendition of an African Creation Myth from Ghana celebrating the earth and its people of many different shades and colors. As this joyful tale unfolds with Djembe Drum and Thumb Piano, the entire audience joins in with the storyteller through movement games, songs and African dance motions. Life sized Akuaba dolls

and tribal Moon Mask help create a stimulating visual backdrop for this masterful storyteller.12:30pm – Jazz 4 Kids Explore the jazz legends of the world. Lauren Hooker, along with her ensemble, leads the audience through the origins of jazz, beginning the journey with a participatory African

“Call and Response” song, Slave Songs and Spirituals and translating it into singing a “Twelve Bar Blues,” a “Swing” tune, and moving and grooving to a Calypso are exposed to jazz legends Cab Calloway, Duke Ellington, Mong Santa Maria and Sonny Rollins while participating in “Jazz Etiquette,” Trading Fours” and the freedom of improvisational scat singing.

1:30pm & 3:00pm – Paint the Music Interactive and educational exploratory expressions of visual art, the spoken word and improvisational music. In this unique multi-media program the audience creates original artwork while exploring line, shape and color found in live improvisational music, the spoken word, original artwork and slides from the Metropolitan Museum of Art Collection. The musicians conclude the session by improvising and interpreting one or two selected works.

FUN WITH CHALKLocated along Park Avenue all day long!

Chalk the Walk - Open and free to everyone, the Willingboro Art Alliance invites participants to create their own “sidewalk chalk masterpiece” on a cordoned off walkway, creating a long, temporary mural. Sidewalk chalk provided. All ages and skill levels encouraged.

Creation of a Chalk Mural - Watch artists from the New JAAG (New Jersey Alternative Artist Guild) create a themed mural with chalk throughout the day.

THE GALLERIES

11:00am – SharisSharis is a well-defined songstress and experienced musician who opens her heart and shares her soul at every show. She is a singer, songwriter, an acoustic guitarist and an energetic performer. Her original songs explore themes of freedom, love, nature, aspiration, and connection with others. Her sound spans from life’s gentle songs to powerful folk-blues-funk-country-rock with soul-inspired vocals and a grooving edge. Sharis has been performing for over 20 years in Central New Jersey as well as California, Colorado, and Hawaii. She has self produced five original CD’s and is a local guitar and music teacher. Sharis will be hosting the day in the Gallery and will be joining the various artists throughout the day by bringing her diverse vocal harmonies into the mix. www.sharismusic.com

12:00pm – David St. JamesFor 25 years, South Jersey has been entertained by the music of David St. James. Playing at bars, night clubs, special events, and parties of all sorts, David has developed a unique and sharp style that audiences love. With a mixture of pop hits from all eras, and his own original songs, he plays with a seamless flow and dynamic progression from one song into the next. In addition to his career as a performer, David teaches music to students of all ages.

person and attempts to relate his song’s messages with every day life and the notion that through the music, the negative can be turned to the positive, and life can and will go on. To describe Dr Lou’s style it would be something between Johnny Cash, Bruce Springsteen, Neil Diamond, and John Lennon in various parts, with influences from the Beach Boys, Beatles, Monkees, and many other popular artists. We hope you’ll enjoy a visit with the Dr and come away with a smile and maybe a different perspective. Dr Lou can be found with his band “The Privileged Few” all around New Jersey and PA music venues including his club Dr Lou’s Place in Roebling, NJ.

3:00pm – Tony OTony Ochipinti has been entertaining audiences since the mid sixties. He has experience in many genres of music including rock, jazz, oldies, country and folk. Having formal studies with private teacher Lou Mercuri on guitar, and at The Settlement School of Music, where he studied classical voice as well as harmony and theory and Berklee College of Music, where he majored in music theory and composition, he is not only a student of music but also a teacher. Tony’s playing style and vocal renditions of popular songs will leave you with a refreshing memory of some of your favorites.

Smithville Mansion Annex GalleryEnjoy Art and Music

View the 39th Annual Juried Art Show featuring fine art by local artists while listening to folk, acoustic and country music throughout the day. Take the steps (Area 3) or use the elevator (Area 5 or 2) to the 2nd floor.

Worker’s House and Gallery – Building #8 & #9

He also creates beautiful recordings in his home studio for many clients from the area. There is a contagious vibe of happiness coming from the stage when David St. James is performing. It is obvious he loves what he is doing and that love is carried to the audience with his songs.

1:00pm – Heidi WinzingerThis Southern New Jersey native writes songs with unexpected topics including the loss of farmland to development, demolishing historic treasures, insomnia, suicide, the euphoria of yoga practice, the diverse soils of New Jersey and the fabled Jersey Devil. After releasing three full length CD’s Heidi Winzinger is turning her attention to the creation of quirky new folk tales she will pair with her new songs inspired by strange New Jersey history. http://www.HeidiWinzinger.com

2:00pm – Dr LouDr Lou is a singer-songwriter, band leader, radio host, club owner, entrepreneur, and philanthropist. He’s been writing and performing music for many years but has been particularly active over the past 16 years. As a solo performer he’s played many different locations including Philadelphia, New York, Atlanta, Austin TX, Colorado, and California. Dr Lou focuses on Americana and issues that present themselves to each

All Day - Founder Louise Calloway will share moving stories and facts about the Underground Railroad. The exhibit will offer visitors a visual presentation of the Underground Railroad experience in America, with emphasis on New Jersey and Burlington County where the Underground Railroad flourished before the Civil War. The exhibit will be moving to its permanent home ‘next door’ during the latter half of 2016.

2:30pm – Historic Portrayal of Harriet TubmanHistory unfolds in front of you through the life story of Harriet Tubman.

MORE ACTIVITES & FAMILY FUN!Argh! I’m a Pirate – AREA 2 within the Heritage Tent Stop by the Burlington County Historical Society’s table to dress up as a pirate or play with the pirate puppets.

Art of Making Paper with Winnie Radolan – AREA 7 Explore the art of handmade paper. Create your own sheet of paper from rag fibers, then decorate and layer it with additional colors and stencils.

Artist Showcase – AREA 3 Courtyard Tent Burlington County Art Guild, Center for the Arts of Southern New Jersey, New Jersey Alternative Art Group and Willingboro Art Alliance showcase their talent. Original paintings for sale.

Basket Making – AREA 7 The Pinelands Folk Music Center will have an interactive basket making demonstration and workshop.

Caricatures – AREA 3 Stop by to get a creatively embellished portrait of yourself!

Clothesline Art – AREA 1 Studio Classroom from Pemberton returns to bring back the early days when paintings really did hang on clotheslines. This workshop for children runs all day. Don’t forget to pick up your art before you leave! www.karentitussmith.com

Colonial Textiles – AREA 7 A presentation and demo on the process of carding, spinning and weaving. Learn about the attributes of wool and where most natural dyes come from.

Hands-on-Art & Other Activities Throughout The Day*

Come Stitch with Us – AREA 7 The Colonial West Jersey Chapter Embroidery Guild of America introduces the art of stitchery. Each participant will take home a project.Community Mural – AREA 3 Burlington County Art Guild invites youth of all ages to join them to paint their 5th community mural. Past year murals will be on display in the Courtyard Tent.Face Painting – AREA 4 Fun designs to transform a face from the ordinary to the extraordinary!Leather Tooling – AREA 7 Learn the art of leather tooling through demonstrations and hands-on activities.Paper Arts and Origami with Mary Kao – AREA 7 Hands on fun with origami, the unique art of folding paper. Print Making with Triangle Designs – AREA 7 Explore basic printmaking techniques through mono printing. Interesting coloration and textured prints can be achieved by drawing onto the plate or using found and natural objects as stamps. Spiral Q Puppets – AREA 7 Using the age-old art of puppet-making and theatrical pageantry as a vehicle to nurture creativity, kids will be introduced to puppets, puppeteering and puppet making culminating in a puppet parade at 3pm. www.spiralq.org.Transform Your Tee – AREA 7 Bring in your old t-shirt and transform it into something new!

The Heritage Tent– AREA 2 What you will find: Burlington County Prison Museum–information and photo op. The Warden’s House Gallery–Rarely seen works by Mount Holly’s own Hugh H. Campbell. The Lyceum of History & Natural Sciences–Rooted in Agriculture Exhibit, plus a leg bone of a Mastodon one of the many ice age animals to call Burlington County home.

Smithville Mansion ToursThe 1840 estate is open for tours for those who want a glimpse into the life of Hezekiah B. Smith, inventor, entrepreneur, and politician who founded the company town named after him, Smithville. A nominal fee of $4 benefits the Friends of the Mansion at Smithville, a non-profit organization that works to preserve the Mansion. Tours start at the North side entrance of the Mansion. www.smithvillemansion.org Smithville Industrial Village Tours–Visitors CenterGuided tours of the Industrial Village will be offered throughout the day. Inquire at the Visitors Center, where you can also pick up upcoming event brochures and trail guides of all the County Parks.

Local History & Guided Tours

*Depending on demand, craft/workshop supplies may possibly be depleted prior to the end of the festival.

• Ailsa Catherine Studio – Handcrafted sterling silver jewelry, including rings, bracelets, earrings and necklaces, which incorporate gemstones and other natural materials. Also handknitted gloves, hats, scarves and sweaters for babies, children and adults. ailsacatherinestevenson.com

• Cheerful Dreams LLC – Leather kits for sale; leather tooling demo. cheefuldreams.com

• Danielle Bowman – Pen and ink prints of surreal portraits.

• DiMatteo Winery – Bottles of wine for sale. dimatteowinery.net

• Hot Cottage Decor – Handmade soaps, body butter, room & linen spray, body mist, men’s shaving soap & fragrance, soy candles, salve, bath fizzers, goat milk soap. www.hotcottagedecor.com

• Home Sweet Home – Pen and ink or watercolor house portraits, rural scenes, historic buildings. Prints and originals. homesweethomestudio.com

• Jax’s Toolbox – Assorted creations: handmade decorative pillows, crochet work, mixed media paintings and collaged items, and original photography.

• Sandra L. Jones – 2-D fine art, note cards. Artwork done in watercolor and tempera resist (gouache-india ink mixed media). www.sandraljones

VENDORS & ORGANIZATIONSArt & Craft Vendors

(more expected to be listed)

• Bridge Players Theatre Company www.BridgePlayersTheatre.com

• Burlington County Art Guild www.burlcoartguild.org

• Burlington County Division of Parks www.co.burlington.nj.us/parks

• Burlington County Library - www.bcls.lib.nj.us• Burlington County Lyceum of History & Natural

Sciences - co.burlington.nj.us/1036/BC-Lyceum-of-History-Natural-Sciences

• Burlington County Historical Society burlingtoncountyhistoricalsociety.org

• Burlington County Prison Museum co.burlington.nj.us/956/Prison-Museum

• Burlington County Times www.burlingtoncountytimes.com

• Burlington County Warden’s House Gallery co.burlington.nj.us/959/Wardens-House-Gallery

• Center for the Arts in Southern New Jersey cfasnj.com

• Colonial West Jersey Chapter of The Embroiderers’ Guild of America, Inc. colonialwestjerseyega.com/index.html

• Kelly’s Doll Clothier – Handmade American Girl Doll clothes.

• Little Critter Illustrations – Colored pencil, watercolor, oil paintings and framed prints, matted prints, note cards, magnets, stickers, etc.

• JoAnne Meller – Painted silk scarves and pillows, plus a make-and-take project (faux tie-dyed bandana or scarf ).

• Margarite Naperski (Impact visual Systems) – Mixed media collage/paintings; gourds, pottery, decoupaged wood boxes.

• Porcelain by Marty – Hand painted porcelain for all occasions; porcelain sculptures. Custom orders taken.

• Seahorse Designs – Knitted and crocheted accessories. seahorsedesigns.etsy.com

• Sharon Leigh Art – Animal portraits done in pastels. Prints and originals. www.facebook.com/sharonleighart

• She’s Crafty 121 – Handmade jewelry using found objects, recycling pieces of old jewelry, cufflinks, old buttons, satches, rosary beads...you name it! www.etsy.com/shop/shescrafty121

• Twisted Steel Studio – Sculpture and fine art photography. Find us on Facebook.

Art & Culture Organizations• Faith in Action - faithinaction.org• Friends of the Mansion at Smithville

www.smithvillemansion.org• Golden Eagle Community Band

www.goldeneaglecommunityband.org• In FACT, Inc. - http://innovativefact.org• The Mill Race Theatrical Co.

www.millracetheatricalcompany.com• Moorestown Theater Company

www.moorestowntheatercompany.org• New Jersey Alternative Art Group - www.facebook.

com/newjaag/info• Studio Classroom - www.KarentitusSmith.com• Underground Railroad Museum of Burlington County

www.theundergroundrailroadofburlingtoncountynj.org/home.html

• Unity Community Center of South Jersey www.unitycommunity.com

• Whitesbog Preservation Trust - www.whitesbog.org• Willingboro Art Alliance www.willingboroart.org• Youth for Understanding, an Intercultural Exchange

Organization - http://www.yfu-usa.org