Alton Irby, Daru Kawalkowski, Maria Pitcairn and Robert Beadle
Annie Dorsey and friend
Bella and Zhanna Akhetova
Brecken and LIsa Geiman
Brecken Geiman
Caitlyn Farrell, Alyssa Delvigna, Melinda and Ben Trotzer
Cathy Stierhoff, Stanford Highes and E.V. Gilbreath
Craig McMillin, Lori and Peter Dannenfelser
Cristina, Michele and Scott Wilson, Elena Bartley and Melissa Hansen
Daryl Thetford and Dolan Geiman
Eileen Goldenberg, Anne Davis and Amy Faust
Gail and Ron Stark
Gedion Nyanhongo
Helen Mashoko and Tina Chitura
John Bucklin
Jonah Green, Kim Eubank, Debo Groover and Tina Torrance
Lori Noack, Schenell Crichlow, Christopher Holbrook and Vivian Bogdanic
Marsha Fenner and John Gowan
Maureen and Jimmy Grandos
Merika Koivusalo, Frank Dostal and Kylah Archer
Neil Pernick and Susan Bobulsky
Peter Towle, Victoria Parrott, Tom Shepard, Mark Woods, Amy McClary, Lionel Shaw, Steve Talan, Vivian Bogdanic and Wayne Kaleck
Randy Demartini, Jimmy Granados, Troy and Andy Bachich
Sandy and Tim Haevernick
Speed painter Tim DEcker at work
Steve Emery and Kathleen Lipinski
Susan Roe, Joe Burns, Teddi Styret,Deanna Kardle, Anne Teller and Thomas Clark
Suzanne, Craig and Keith McAllister
Tim Decker speed painting
Tracy Matchett and Wilkes West
Trish and Bishop Kenney
Walter Good and Micheyln French
Watching the Entertainment
Who: Sausalito Art Festival
When: August 30, 2019
Where: Marinship Park, Sausalito
What: 67th Sausalito Art Festival Preview Party
About the event:
More than 260 award-winning artists from around the country and 30,000 patrons flocked to the waterfront village of Sausalito, California, on Labor Day weekend for the annual Sausalito Art Festival. The event started Friday night with the preview party, where guests mingled with the artists while enjoying open wine and champagne bars and California BBQ. Entertainment was provided by DJ Cams, Tim Decker Speed Painting and more. Each year, some 1,000 community volunteers help keep the festival running smoothly. Produced by the nonprofit Sausalito Art Festival Foundation, the event raised over $1,000,000 to support year-round activities. Proceeds from the festival support the local arts community with student scholarships, grants to non-profit arts organizations and community programs.
