Date: July 21, 2012 | Time: 2:00pm-10:30pm Location: Nob Hill | Address: Central Ave (Route 66) from Girard to Washington in Historic Nob Hill
Central will be closed to traffic throughout the day and night to celebrate the past and present culture of Historic Route 66 in Albuquerque. This event will make for a great day with the whole family. Central Avenue will be filled with live music and entertainment, car shows, tours of historic Nob Hill, kids' events, arts, sidewalk sales plus local wine, beer and culinary events. See below for more information.
5pm Josef Scott & Of the Essence
A taste of hip-hop, a taste of soul
6pm Analog Assasins
Soulful, inventive Hip Hop/Poetry in “The Roots” vein, taken to new heights
7pm Michael Herndon & Friends
Jazz vocals with a soul pop twist
8PM EAST STAGE HEADLINER
CADILLAC BOB & THE RHINESTONES
Albuquerque’s longest standing hits band— classic R&B, blues, and rock & roll
Route 66 Summerfest’s music is brought to you by the Outpost Performance Space and the 7th Annual New Mexico Jazz Festival (July 13-29, 2012) in partnership with Nob Hill Main Street and the City of Albuquerque Cultural Services. www.newmexicojazzfestival.org
CENTRAL AVE AT SIERRA
Quench your thirst for fine local beverages & delicious grooves in our Cork & Tap garden.
This year's event will feature:
Tractor Brewwing Company
Marble Brewery
Il Vicino
Santa Fe Spirits
A portion of the proceeds will benefit Nob Hill Main Street and will help to fund more great events like Route 66 Summerfest.
3pm Chava & Paid My Dues Rhythms & Blues
Vintage Jazz/Blues to phat & funkay contemporary
4pm Mala Maña
Nine woman voice &
percussion ensemble with Afro-Latino vibe
5pm Pollo Frito
High altitude New Orleans funk & soul
6pm Lumbre Review w. Ben Martinez
Jazz-fusion: Tower of Power meets Jr Walker &
the All Stars
7pm Frontera Bugalú
From El Paso, it's Latino
roots with border & tropical sounds
8pm Cali Shaw Band
Felonious Groove Foundation
lead singer goes acoustic with new folk music,
murder ballads & shanties
9pm En-Joy
Traditional Cuban Son meets modern
Cuban Timba!
CENTRAL AVE:
WELLESLEY TO TULANE SCHEDULE
Shows, Dances, and Demonstrations
2:00pm Interplay Crew
Interplay School of Music
www.interplayschoolofmusic.com
2:30pm Yoga for Kids
Grassroots Yoga
www.grassroots-yoga.com
3:00pm Jump Rope Team Whittier/Bandelier Elementaries
www.whittierlions.com
www.aps.edu/aps/Bandelier
3:30pm NM Roving AmbassadorsNational Dance Institute of NM
www.ndi-nm.org
4:00pm Mexican Baile Folklorico
Wherry Elementary School
www.wherryrockets.com
4:30pm Disney's The Little Mermaid Jr.
The Play Conservatory
www.playconservatory.org
5:00pm Go-Go Beach
Play Conservatory
www.playconservatory.org
5:30pm NM Roving Ambassadors
National Dance Institute of NM
www.ndi-nm.org
6:00pm Roust the House
Outpost Performance Space Allstars
www.outpostspace.org
6:30pm Interplay Crew
Interplay School of Music
www.interplayschoolofmusic.com
7:00pm Society Unknown
Warehouse 508
www.warehouse508.org
7:30 pm All-Stars Jam Session
Warehouse 508
www.warehouse508.org
INTERPLAY will “inter-tain”
in between performances.
www.interplayschoolofmusic.com
ONGOING FUN ACTIVITIES
• Climbing Wall
• Clan Tynker performance troupe
• Sumo Wrestling
• Ladder Climb
• Obstacle Course
• 3-in-1 Sport Challenge
Stop by the Urban Wheel Show and get a Raffle ticket of only $5.
URBAN WHEELS SHOW CENTRAL AVE:
ALISO TO MORNINGSIDE
SCHEDULE
URBAN WHEELS SHOW:
2:00 pm - 8:30 pm
An alternative transportation show featuring café racer motorcycles, scooters & bikes. At 8:15 riders will mount up and ride through the festival as part of the Neon Cruise. For info on how to participate contact Eli Quinn at 604-6483 or eliasbrucequinn@gmail.com.
CRITICAL MASS CRUISE: Starts at 8:30 pm
Cycling enthuthiasts will meet at 8:15 at the Urban Wheels Show and cruise through the festival as part of the Neon Cruise. For info on how to participate contact Eli Quinn at 604-6483 or eliasbrucequinn@gmail.com.
URBAN WHEELS SHOW CENTRAL AVE:
ALISO TO MORNINGSIDE
SCHEDULE
URBAN WHEELS SHOW:
2:00 pm - 8:30 pm
An alternative transportation show featuring café racer motorcycles, scooters & bikes. At 8:30 riders will mount up and ride through the festival as part of the Neon Cruise. For info on how to participate contact Eli Quinn at 604-6483 or eliasbrucequinn@gmail.com.
CRITICAL MASS CRUISE: Starts at 8:30 pm
Cycling enthuthiasts will meet at the Urban Wheels Show and cruise through the festival as part of the Neon Cruise. For info on how to participate contact Eli Quinn at 604-6483 or eliasbrucequinn@gmail.com.
12TH ANNUAL
NEON CRUISE AND
OLD ROUTE 66 CAR SHOW
Presented by the NM Route 66 Association
CENTRAL AVE: GIRARD TO ALISO
SCHEDULE
OLD ROUTE 66 CAR SHOW OLDRT66.COM 1:00 pm to 8:30 pm
Over 100 cars are expected for the show.
12TH ANNUAL NEON CRUISE Starts at 8:30 pm
At 8:30 pm the OLD ROUTE 66 CAR SHOW will start it’s engines and head west down Old Route 66 in parade fashion through the festival. A must see for all car enthusiasts!
GUINNESS WORLD RECORD ATTEMPT FOR THE LONGEST STROLL DANCE! Starts at 4:30 pm
Help us break the old record of 221 people. Meet at Central and Solano across the street from the Route 66 Malt Shop and join us in attempting the “World’s Longest Stroll”.
SOCK HOP! 2 pm to 8:00 pm
Join Real Oldies Cool 107.5 at Rhthym and Route 66 Malt Shop’s patio for oldies music and dancing!
ART AND ARTISAN’S
STREET MARKET CENTRAL AVE:
DARTMOUTH TO BRYN MAWR Two full city blocks packed with local, handmade arts and crafts plus unique, independent businesses.
About the Presenters:
Nob Hill Main Street is a nonprofit organization established in 2009. Our vision is to create a vibrant, live/work community in Nob Hill that enhances the natural environment, attracts entrepreneurial spirits, nurtures the arts, embraces diversity, preserves the history of Route 66, and serves as a catalyst for sustainable community development beyond our neon gates.
New Mexico Jazz Festival
Founded in 2006, The New Mexico Jazz Festival is a collaborative project of the Outpost Performance Space, the Lensic, Santa Fe’s Performing Arts Center, and the Santa Fe Jazz Foundation, all 501(c)3 nonprofit organizations. www.newmexicojazzfestival.org
City of Albuquerque
Mayor Richard J. Berry. www.cabq.gov
Contact Us:
Jean Bernstein | CEO Flying Star Cafes, Inc. jean@flyingstarcafe.com
505-255‐1128 ext 105
Nob Hill Main Street and the City of Albuquerque present Route 66 Summerfest in the Nob Hill Neighborhood on Saturday July 21, 2012. The Route 66 Summerfest features music, art, local merchants, food, and spirits. “The Artisan, Food and General Business Market” is open to those vendors who meet the following criteria and follow the guidelines in place.
Artists:
All items must adhere to quality parameters, as determined by the Route 66 Summerfest committee, and be well-matched with the Market environment. Items must be of original concept, design, and execution and made by the vendor. Buy/sell items, items made from kits, and commercially manufactured products are not allowed. The Route 66 Summerfest committee has the authorization to make the final determination on the selection of vendors for the Artisan Market.
Locally Produced Retail Food:
Qualifying applicants for this category must satisfy the following criteria & standards: sampling and sales of locally produced prepackaged items; all items must have proof that they were prepared in a facility meeting environmental standards of CABQ or another local authority such as the State of NM; No cooking or food preparation of any kind will be permitted. Anyone choosing to sell and/or provide samples of food items must obtain a permit from the Environmental Health Department. A copy of this permit must be submitted in order for the application to be approved.
General Business:
The General Business Category is designated for businesses interested in marketing their products and/or services. Any applicants in this category must be approved by the Route 66 Summerfest committee in order to participate. We encourage local business and organizations to market there services and/or products in this vendor category.
Only those vendors that have successfully completed the vendor application will be allowed to sell and display at the event. Space locations will be determined by the Route 66 Summerfest committee. The fees to participate in the “Artisan, Food & General Business Market” are as follows:
Vendor Type: Artisan
Cost per Booth: $150
Brief Description: original concept, design & execution by vendor
Vendor Type: Locally Produced Retail Food
Cost per Booth: $150
Brief Description: no cooking on site – must have permit issued by environmental health department
Vendor Type: General Business
Cost per Booth: $350
Brief Description: trades and businesses interested in marketing their products or services
*Each vendor category is grouped together at the event
Each vendor, upon selection, will be responsible for their own set up and tear down including tables and chairs. The canopies and fire extinguishers will be provided by RT 66 Summerfest coordinators. Electricity will be available on a first come, first serve basis. Half of the booths will have access to electricity. Along with the application, vendors must submit a selection depicting the booth floor plan from the choices provided on the Canopy Floor Plan sheet. Your plan will be submitted to the Fire Marshal’s Office for approval.
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Booth fees are non-refundable except for cases of incomplete and/or unaccepted applications
• Please submit your fee, the attached application and a copy of your valid City of Albuquerque Business Registration.
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Payments will be returned if not accompanied by a copy of your Business Registration.
Space is limited and will be made available on a first come, first serve basis. Booth assignments are made by the Route 66 Summerfest coordinators and as such reserve the right to make final placements.
