[NEohioPAL] Olmsted Festival of the Arts

[John Kepperley]

OLMSTED FESTIVAL OF THE ARTS

 

NORTH OLMSTED –  2011 marks the first year of an exciting new event!  The Olmsted Festival of the Arts is the merger of two successful annual summer events, the North Olmsted Juried Arts and Crafts Show and the Northern Ohio Music Festival.  The art show, in its fifth year, and the music festival, in its third year, have been hosted at the Frostville Museum in the Rocky River Reservation of the Cleveland Metroparks. 
 
The Olmsted Festival of the Arts will feature arts and crafts, three stages of musical performances, student art displays, hands on music demonstrations, and more.  Fun food, ice cream and beverages will be served up by the Frostville volunteers and other vendors. Additionally, all buildings at the Frostville Museum will be open to the public.  Organizers are enthusiastic about the synergy between the events and anticipate growing interest and support by the Westshore community and the arts community in general.  “The volunteers of the Olmsted Historical Society are excited for this chance to bring more visitors to Frostville and to show off our recent improvements, including our new stage/pavilion. This combined event will be bigger and better than previous years and our hope is for it to continue to grow into a big part of everyone’s summer,” said OHS President Paul Schumann.
 
Art and music lovers should save the date!  The Festival will be held on Sunday, August 14, 2011.  Artists interested in participating in the show should contact John Kepperley at jkeppe at mac.com for more information.  Musicians interested in volunteering their talents should contact Chelsea Schumann at schumann.chelsea at gmail.com.
 
The Festival is made possible by its generous sponsors including the Kiwanis Club of North Olmsted, Bowling Green State University Chapter of Arts Enterprise, North Olmsted Cultural Activities Commission, Olmsted Historical Society, and the Cleveland Metroparks.
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