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WELCOME TO MAYFAIR FESTIVAL OF THE ARTS AT CEDAR CREST COLLEGE!
HEALTH AND SAFETY GUIDELINES | 2
FESTIVAL GUIDELINES | 7
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS | 10
FESTIVAL MAP | 14
FOOD | 16
ARTISTS IN ACTION | 20
ARTIST MARKET | 24
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HEALTH AND SAFETY GUIDELINES
The health and safety of our guests, staff, volunteers and community members attending and supporting Mayfair, Festival of the Arts is our highest priority. Mayfair, Festival of the Arts will be following federal, state and local guidelines to deliver this year’s festival safely. Great care has gone into the planning of the 2021 festival, and important changes have been made to ensure the safety of everyone in attendance, including our festival staff and volunteers. We ask that all festival-goers follow these enhanced protocols and be mindful that adherence to these protocols is required and will be enforced. Festival-goers who do not follow these protocols will be asked to leave the festival grounds immediately.
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SELF-CHECK — HEALTH MONITORINGEvery festival-goer should ask themselves the following questions before driving to Cedar Crest College’s campus for Mayfair, Festival of the Arts:
• Am I feeling sick? Sickness can include cough, sore throat, difficulty breathing, runny nose but is not limited to these symptoms. Please refer to the CDC website (www.cdc.gov) for a full list of symptoms related to COVID-19.
• Do I have a fever of 100.4 (38 C) or higher?• Do I have a new loss of taste or smell?• Have I been exposed to someone who tested positive
for COVID-19 within the last 14 days?• Have I tested positive for COVID-19 in the last 10 days?
If the answer to ALL of these questions is NO, we look forward to seeing you at the festival.
If the answer to ANY of these questions is YES, please do not attend the festival. You should remain home to ensure the safety of others and yourself.
HEALTH AND SAFETY GUIDELINES
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HEALTH AND SAFETY GUIDELINES
FACE COVERINGSFace coverings – preferably masks – that cover both the
nose and mouth are strongly encouraged indoors and outdoors among crowds and where social distancing is not possible. We ask that face coverings be worn, except when eating or drinking, or when seated with your designated group.
SOCIAL DISTANCINGIn compliance with all federal, state, and local health and
safety guidelines, festival-goers should remain six feet apart from others not in their party. Our vendors, artists and food trucks have been adequately spaced to ensure proper social distancing and will require our guests to be mindful of the space between them and others. Guests are asked to bring their own chairs to this year’s festival, as limited tables will be provided around campus. Chairs will not be set for guests other than in the VIP Tent that is reserved for corporate donors. We ask that festival-goers find a designated pod located in and around the tents/bandstand areas where you may set up and enjoy the festival. Groups must fit safely within the pod area and may be asked to separate, even if related, to ensure social distancing. Signage will be abundant across campus to
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ensure festival-goers understand and adhere to the protocols of the festival. We know that the festival will operate differently than in the past. We ask that you please be patient and mindful of others. Together we can make this festival a wonderful experience.
CLEANING & SANITATIONTogether with our cleaning partners, Mayfair has enhanced
our sanitation and disinfection protocols for the festival. Multiple handwashing stations, hand sanitizer stations, electrostatic disinfectant sprayers, and cleaning supplies have been purchased for this year’s festival. We are thankful to our corporate sponsors who have also donated individual hand sanitizer bottles that will be available free to festival-goers throughout the three-day festival. We have reimagined some of our attractions, such as Chalk-the-Walk. Individual bags of chalk will be available for festival-goers to use throughout the festival.
STAFF & VOLUNTEERSThe festival is directly possible due to the efforts of our
amazing staff at Cedar Crest who give their time to volunteer. We are also very fortunate to have many individuals from the
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community who generously donate their time in support of the festival. The safety of our staff and volunteers is critical. Staff and volunteers wearing designated Mayfair shirts can be found throughout the campus grounds (Campus Police will be in full uniform). If you are approached by a staff member or volunteer, we ask that you kindly adhere to the request being made and know that they are following our Health and Safety Guidelines.
THANK YOUWe are grateful that you chose to support this long-standing
Allentown tradition, Mayfair, Festival of the Arts, at Cedar Crest College. We appreciate your understanding and compliance with our Health and Safety Guidelines and hope you enjoy your time at the festival.
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FESTIVAL GUIDELINESMayfair strives to create a safe and enjoyable environment
for all guests. For the safety and convenience of all our guests, the following are not permitted at the event:• Outside food or beverages• Coolers and pitchers• Taking alcoholic beverages off-site• Weapons of any kind• Bikes, skateboards, roller blades, hover boards• Unauthorized solicitation or marketing• Reserved chairs or tables• Smoking/Tobacco products of any kind• Climbing on any buildings, trees, equipment or stages• Attempting to enter any locked Cedar Crest building• Defacing property, including artwork, within the Mayfair
grounds (this will result in prosecution)
DOGS• Dogs are permitted on festival grounds but must remain on
a leash at all times• All animal excrement must be cleaned up promptly by the
animal owner• Mayfair does not assume liability for animals while at
Mayfair
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SMOKINGIn order to ensure a safe, healthy environment, all Cedar
Crest College facilities and grounds have been smoke and tobacco free since 2017. This policy extends to Mayfair. The use of all tobacco and tobacco-like products is prohibited within the boundaries of all College locations including all buildings, facilities, indoor and outdoor spaces and grounds owned, rented, operated, and/or licensed by the College. This policy applies to parking lots, walkways, sidewalks, sports venues, college vehicles and private vehicles parked or operated on College property.
For the purposes of this policy, smoke and tobacco products are defined as any type of tobacco product including, but not limited to: cigarettes, cigars, cigarillos, electronic cigarettes, pipes, hookahs, smokeless or spit tobacco or snuff.
Should you want to smoke while attending the festival, there is a designated area to the left of the Main Stage, located on College Drive. Smoking is prohibited anywhere outside of this space.
SEARCHESCedar Crest College reserves the right to inspect and search
all guests and their bags and to employ metal detection devices as necessary.
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TAILGATINGTailgating is not permitted in parking lot areas or adjacent
streets. Guests may assemble at their vehicles under the following conditions:• Guests may only occupy the parking space that they
selected upon entering the property• Adjacent parking spaces and driveways must remain clear• Tents and canopies may not be erected in the parking lots• Grills and open flames are not permitted• Outside alcohol is not permitted
FRANKI’S FUN ZONE
We are excited to provide a safe area for children and their parents to enjoy during Mayfair! Children under 12 are required to be accompanied by a parent or guardian during their time in the Fun Zone.
NEIGHBORHOOD
Please be respectful of the residential neighborhoods sur-rounding Cedar Crest. Mayfair guests are strictly forbidden from blocking residential driveways or parking on the lawns of homes near the festival (unless specifically allowed by the homeowner).
Mayfair attendees should also be aware that the City of Allentown noise ordinance is in effect. When leaving the festival in the evening, please be respectful of local residents.
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SCHEDULEOF EVENTS
Friday, May 28
4:30 - 6:30 p.m. Rogue Diplomats
7 - 10 p.m. Central City Orchestra
4:15 - 5:15 p.m. Ben Tyler
5:30 - 6:45 p.m. Tap Ties
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Saturday, May 2912:30 - 2 p.m. The Stefanie Johnson Band
2:30 - 4 p.m. The BC Combo
4:30 - 6:30 p.m. The Large Flowerheads
7 - 10 p.m. Jimmy and the Parrots
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Noon - 1 p.m. Alumnae Dance Studio
1 - 2 p.m. Tap Ties
2 - 3 p.m. Christina Ward
3 - 4 p.m. Eliza Rush
4 - 5 p.m. Alumnae Dance Studio
5:30 - 7 p.m. Supersonic Godfathers
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Sunday, May 30
Noon - 1:30 p.m. Erin Kelly
2 - 3:30 p.m. The Castaway Band
4 - 6 p.m. The Sofa Kings
7 - 10 p.m. Go Go Gadjet
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Noon - 1 p.m. Alumnae Dance Studio
1:15 - 2:15 p.m. Miss Maggie Sings!
2:30 - 3:30 p.m. The Ultra Kings
3:45 - 4:45 p.m. Kendal Conrad
5:30 - 7 p.m. Billy Bauer Band
HIGHMARK BLUE SHIELD BANDSTAND STAGE
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CSI International, Inc. CHALK THE WALK SPONSORHighmark Blue Shield BANDSTAND STAGE SPONSOR
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Bull & Bear RestaurantGreekWebsite: www.bullnbearrestaurant.comEmail: [email protected]: 610-432-5230
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JRS London BroilAmericanEmail: [email protected] Phone: 484-515-9712
Merry Poppins Kettle CornKettle cornEmail: [email protected]: 814-977-3287
Philly Pretzel FactoryPretzelsWebsite: www.phillypretzelfactory.comEmail: [email protected]: 484-893-9990
Pie In A ConeDessertsWebsite: https://www.facebook.com/pieinacone/Email: [email protected]: 610-340-4756
Puerto Rican Cultural Preservation Inc.Puerto RicanWebsite: www.prculturepreservation.orgEmail: [email protected]: 484-661-2154
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Did you know that Mayfair at Cedar Crest College is more than entertainment? It’s also a learning experience! Have you wanted to try your hand at painting but didn’t know how to get started? Mayfair has painters who can help. How about learning origami, yoga or how to spin wool? Mayfair’s Artists in Action program is designed to get you started.
MAYFAIR PRESENTS
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Taking place throughout Mayfair hoursDr. Barnaby RuheMini Mural Abstract Expressionist Action PaintingLocation: Lees Hall Patio
FRIDAY, MAY 285:30, 7:30 p.m.The Woolly WoodworkerLocation: Booth next to Lees Hall photo/Facebook: @thewoollywoodworker
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SATURDAY, MAY 29Noon - 6 p.m.Second Saturday SpinnersLocation: Artist Atrium – Lees Hall
1 - 4 p.m.PapermakingLocation: Hartzel Hall Lawn
1, 4, 7 p.m.The Woolly WoodworkerLocation: Booth next to Lees Hall
1 - 2 p.m., 2 - 3 p.m.Wee Folk Gardens – Fairy Garden WorkshopLocation: Harmon Hall of PeaceRegistration required: www.cedarcrest.edu/mayfair
2 - 6 p.m.Bob Swaim: Human Powered VehiclesLocation: In front of Lees Hall
3 - 5 p.m.Amy’s Angle Nature Photography Walk & Talk WorkshopLocation: Meet in Indoor Artist Market – Lees HallRegistration required: www.cedarcrest.edu/mayfair
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SUNDAY, MAY 301, 4, 7 p.m.The Woolly WoodworkerLocation: Booth next to Lees Hall
1 - 2 p.m., 2 - 3 p.m.Wee Folk Gardens – Fairy Garden WorkshopLocation: Harmon Hall of PeaceRegistration required: www.cedarcrest.edu/mayfair
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Allentown School District FoundationChildren’s artworkBusiness owner: Susan WilliamsWebsite: https://asdf.allentownsd.org/Email: [email protected]: 484-765-4121 Amy’s Angle Nature PhotographyPhotographyBusiness owner: Amy LangmanWebsite: https://www.facebook.com/AmysAngleNaturePhotography/ Email: [email protected]: 610-914-9608
ARTIST MARKET
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Annie’s Pooch PopsHomemade dog treatsBusiness owner: Matthew McInerneyWebsite: https://anniespoochpops.com/Email: [email protected]: 610-588-5777
AzarEl Greetings, LLCGreeting cards and printsBusiness owner: Donna YoungWebsite: https://www.facebook.com/AzarElGreetings/Email: [email protected]: 717-484-2487
Bernadette Designs LLCStickers, small framed work, prints, coasters, trays and resin tablesBusiness owner: Bernadette GoetzWebsite: https://www.facebook.com/BernadetteDesigns/Email: [email protected] Phone: 484-866-6079
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Beth & Dot’s BoutiqueFabricBusiness owner: Dorothy UnangstEmail: [email protected]: 215-534-3514
BG SilversmithsJewelryBusiness owner: Sandi GebhartWebsite: https://www.bgsilversmiths.com/ Email: [email protected]: 610-691-0687
C. HomickSun catchers, window decor and wind chimesBusiness owner: Carol HomickEmail: [email protected]: 610-730-3518 Chavanne’s JewelryJewelryBusiness owners: Tom Chavanne Website: https://www.chavannesjewelry.com/Email: [email protected] Phone: 609-602-4914
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Deirdre Rose DesignsJewelryBusiness owner: Deirdre RoseEmail: [email protected]: 570-994-9043
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Designs by Monet JewelryJewelryBusiness owner: Daniel MazzolaWebsite: https://www.facebook.com/Designs-By-Monet-Jewelry-480237602359295/Email: [email protected]: 856-261-0680
Dorney’s In-N-Out ArtStone sculptures, alcohol ink paintings, acrylic pour paintings and wooden planter boxesBusiness owner: Hershel DorneyEmail: [email protected]: 610-533-4028
Fun AffairsEntertainment rentalsBusiness owner: Neal FennelWebsite: https://funaffairs.comEmail: [email protected]: 610-253-2835
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Georgie LeHoop Drum ArtistPaintings done with drum sticksBusiness owner: Georgie LeHoopWebsite: https://www.etsy.com/shop/georgielehoopEmail: [email protected]: 570-573-0210
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Hegedus Mineral and Fossil ArtFossils and mineralsBusiness owner: Jonathan Hegedus Email: [email protected]: 484-358-8680
Innovative Arts Academy Charter SchoolBoothWebsite: https://iaacslv.netEmail: [email protected]
J & K DesignsJewelry and paintingBusiness owner: Kathy WarnerEmail: [email protected]: 610-349-8992
The Leather Wizard - Bob KingLeatherBusiness owner: Bob KingWebsite: https://www.facebook.com/Theleatherwizard/Email: [email protected]: 570-346-6544
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Lehigh Henna ArtHenna tattoos and artworkBusiness owner: Monika Kothari Website: https://lehighhennaart.weebly.com/ Email: [email protected]: 610-200-5401
Lehigh Valley PressBoothWebsite: http://www.thelehighvalleypress.com/
LilyBean Cottage ScentsSoy candles, bath salts, bath bombs, soapBusiness owner: Kathy SnyderEmail: [email protected]: 610-295-3450
LV Rocks, LLCRock climbing wallBusiness owner: Michael LevitskyWebsite: http://lvrockgym.com Email: [email protected]: 484-560-5961
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MagnifiscentsCandlesBusiness owner: Caitlin MayEmail: [email protected] Phone: 484-894-2747
Marisol SinchicoHandmade clothing and jewelryBusiness owner: Marisol SinchicoEmail: [email protected]: 315-396-7729
Marjorie EppPet accessoriesBusiness owner: Marjorie EppEmail: [email protected]: 215-694-1866
Myriads by MelissaJewelryBusiness owner: Melissa McKeeWebsite: https://www.etsy.com/shop/MyriadsbyMelissaEmail: [email protected]: 570-419-2059
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Nectar of the VineWine frappés and slushy mixesBusiness owner: Stephanie EwellWebsite: https://www.nectarofthevine.com/ Email: [email protected] Phone: 440-273-8183
Oneness Art StudioAcrylic and fluid artBusiness owner: Manpreet KaurWebsite: https://www.facebook.com/OnenessArtStudio/Email: [email protected]: 408-648-8331
Originals by MarePurses, handbags and totesBusiness owner: Mariann HessingerWebsite: https://www.etsy.com/shop/OriginalsbymareEmail: [email protected]: 610-216-1116
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Pam Smith Jewelry Designs JewelryBusiness owner: Pam SmithEmail: [email protected]: 484-695-5140
Personalized Busy BoxChildren’s activity boxesBusiness owner: Kristyn GittelmanWebsite: https://www.facebook.com/personalizedbusybox/Email: [email protected]: 248-787-6057
Pottery by BachertPotteryBusiness owner: Krisann BachertWebsite: https://www.facebook.com/potterybybachert/Email: [email protected]: 484-358-0197
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Punkmetal AbstractAbstract paintings and digital printsBusiness owner: Abraham DarlingtonEmail: [email protected]: 814-221-9530
RCNBoothWebsite: https://www.rcn.com/lehigh-valley/
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Simon Zeng Art StudioPaintingBusiness owner: Simon ZengWebsite: https://www.facebook.com/simon.zeng.3 Email: [email protected] Phone: 646-684-7125
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Skyseed EnergyJewelryBusiness owner: Vincent BracciaWebsites: https://www.skyseedenergy.com/ Email: [email protected]: 267-629-9558
Staff Management | SMXBoothEmail: [email protected]: https://www.staffmanagement.com
That Fish GuyPrintmakingBusiness owner: Michael ReimerWebsite: http://www.michaelreimer.com/index.htmlEmail: [email protected]: 484-437-0914
The Vintage Image ShopVintage image printsBusiness owner: Nik & Brenda MaximenkoWebsite: https://the-vintage-image-shop.myshopify.com/Email: [email protected]: 570-269-1584
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Wee Folk GardensFairy gardensBusiness owner: JoAnn BowmanWebsite: https://www.facebook.com/weefolkgardens/Email: [email protected] Phone: 215-852-5699
Wellington Metal & GemJewelryBusiness owner: Holly WellingtonWebsite: https://www.facebook.com/Wellington-Metal-and-Gem-164448276926255/Email: [email protected]: 443-386-4750
What-A-SeatStadium seatsBusiness owner: Debbie CraigerEmail: [email protected]: 276-393-1469
Transformative Learning,Empowered Future
Cedar Crest College is proud to promote the arts in our community.
cedarcrest.eduCedar Crest creates strong, imaginative, confident leaders in the arts, sciences and beyond.
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Willow Street Pictures Fine art portrait photographyBusiness owner: John Warker Website: https://willowstreetpictures.com/Email: [email protected]: 610-375-3424
The Woolly WoodworkerWoodworkingBusiness owner: Justin LandryWebsite: https://www.facebook.com/thewoollywoodworker/Email: [email protected]: 724-601-0791
Your Chocolate GuysFudgeBusiness owner: Michael GalantiWebsite: https://yourchocolateguys.com/Email: [email protected] Phone: 267-629-5536
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