Sausalito Art Festival 2018
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Aaron Singer, Samantha Singer, Saskia Thompson, Amelia Singer, Sienna Economos, Bryn Economos, Chris Economos
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Bill Manson, Kayla Nelson, Valerie Butler, David Haines
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Bob Limon, Magica Hills, Fred Hills
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Bob Limon, Magica Hills, Fred Hills
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Cathleen Gouveia, Youngbok Park
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Chris Gallagher, Ted Lepe
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Dan Koch, Staci Koch, Hong Rubinstein
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Emily Bedard, Dr. Larry Bedard
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George Clinton and Parliament Funkadelic
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George Clinton and Parliament Funkadelic
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George Clinton and Parliament Funkadelic
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George Clinton and Parliament Funkadelic
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George Clinton and Parliament Funkadelic
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George Clinton and Parliament Funkadelic
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George Clinton and Parliament Funkadelic
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George Clinton and Parliament Funkadelic
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George Clinton and Parliament Funkadelic
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Jill Peluchette, Mycah Landes, Katya Wittenstein, Cathleen Gouveia
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Kare Anderson, Dani Arrecis, Bob Iles
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Kat Downey, Kay Carlson, Don McCartney
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Laurel Thornton, Bill Rich, Yan Inlow, Barbara Rich
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Luke Colema,n Heidi Nunes-Tucke,r Colleen Avery, Michael Avery,
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Ryan Kane, Jen Morrison, John Ha
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Shannon O’Neil, Stan O’Neil, Georgette Osserman
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Southern Marin Firefighters
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Susan Forrester, Nancy Rosen, Bruce Forrester
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Teresa Saia, Cindy Jewell, Steve Jewell, Douglas Morell
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Teresa Saia, Cindy Jewell, Steve Jewell, Douglas Morell
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Tom Vacar, Sharon Mavratil, Sean Anderson, Stacey Anderson Gabriel Anderson Donnalei Sumner George Sumner Don Sanchez Rebecca Celli Michael Robin
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Vivian Willaims, Lori Blok, Elizabeth Wagman-Carlson, Wendy Walter
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Sausalito Art Festival
Who: Sausalito Art Festival
When: September 1–3, 2018
Where: The Sausalito waterfront
What: The Sausalito Art Festival’s 66th edition.
About The Sausalito Art Festival:
This year’s festival took place on a pleasantly sunny Labor Day Weekend, attracting over 24,000 visitors. Celebrating the richness of the North Bay’s art scene and beyond, the festival featured creative and beautiful works from over 250 artists from across the country. Art on display included craft art such as jewelry, woodwork and ceramics, fine arts such as painting, sculpture, and photography; and some exciting uses of new media, including digital art and 3D mixed media pieces.
The festivities kicked off with an extravagant opening night gala themed around cabaret and the legendary Moulin Rouge, and ended for the first time with an after party, which was a hit and completely sold out. Big musical names graced the festival stages, crowned by the funky and fun music of George Clinton and Parliament Funkadelic on Saturday night.
The festival’s organizers, the Sausalito Art Festival Foundation, is partly volunteer-run, and is very active in the local community. Proceeds from the festival go to the local arts community and sponsor initiatives such as Artists Teaching Art. Attracting Sausalito locals, people from around the Bay Area and beyond, it was a weekend not be missed.
