Jazz, Art Festival In Cedar Park Canceled Friday

CEDAR PARK, TX — Planned Friday activities for Cedar Park's Jazz & Art on Main festival have been canceled as a result of inclement weather, officials said, but Saturday's lineup is still planned.

Recent heavy rains have prompted cancellation of events on Friday amid an ongoing flood watchfor the region effective until Saturday evening, officials said in a press advisory. But the show will go on on Saturday, according to city officials.

The music festival will return on Saturday, May 11, as scheduled from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. with performances from eight jazz ensembles and artwork for sale from more than 60 artists. Admission is free, and all ages are welcome. The festival is staged at the Cedar Park Recreation Center, 1435 Main St.

Family-friendly, the event will include several children’s activities such as a chalk wall, button making, a coloring station and an instrument petting zoo. Additionally, there will be food concessions for sale from Alzer’s Barbeque, Kona Ice, Cajun Skillet and Christine’s Gourmet Pralines.

Event sponsors include Master Yang’s World Class Tae Kwon Do, Lone Star Bath LLC, Spirit 105.9 FM, Cordovan Art School & Pottery Parlor and Strait Music. Attendees are welcome to bring a picnic, but glass containers are prohibited.

The musical lineup for Saturday, May 11 is:

11 a.m.-11:45 a.m. Glenn Rexach Trio

12 p.m.-12:45 p.m. White Ghost Shivers

1 p.m.-1:45 p.m. Jazz Daddies

2 p.m. -2:45 p.m. Big Night Quartet

3 p.m. -3:45 p.m. Pamela Hart

4 p.m.-4:45 p.m. Musikatz

Art booths will feature paintings, mixed media, sculptures, woodwork, glasswork, jewelry and a variety of other handmade items. Artists and vendors include:

• Karen Vu will offer jewelry for sale.
• Janine Alford, jewelry.
• Kathleen Dickinson, painting/drawing.
• Robin Stegman, handmade craft.
• Karen Kaufman, jewelry.
• Alison Redding, jewelry.
• Jill Foster Maguire, woodworking/floral.
• Sunni Purl, jewelry.
• Sharron Heatherly, jewelry.
• Stacye Blake, jewelry, woodworking.
• Astrid Duenas, jewelry.
• Nancy Filgate, jewelry.
• Terry Vaux, handmade craft.
• Diane Hastings, ColorStreet.
• Roger Ericson, stained glass.
• Regina Thomas, books.
• Jeanne -Marie Martin, handmade cards.
• Raji Vaddi, jewelry.
• Rebecca Syrpis, Avon products.
• Maria Murray, abstract paintings.
• Carrie Bell, scrubs, jewelry.
• Holly Glenn, mixed media.
• Jena Mendelenko, photography.
• Alexis Adair, bows.
• Lyria Charles, paper craft.
• Christy Fennewald, painting/drawing.
• Julie Headrick, jewelry.
• Ariel Jewell, jelly/jam.
• Vicky Seward, Monat body care products.
• Ann Stansbury, crochet.
• Roenia Tomlin, sewing.
• Karri Cole, body care.
• Natalya Holbrook, painting.
• Holly Saffell, jewelry.
• Cherise Shearer, kids accessories.
• Diana Weems, painting/drawing.
• William Bingham, Montana West.
• Ashley Delose, jewelry.
• Lana Herrera, Scentsy.
• Randy Read, planters, clothing, pens.
• Joseph Duncan, Celtic art.
• Sarah Hallett, wreaths.
• Patricia Pena, crosses.
• Emily Loderup, jewelry.
• Rosellen Marshall, craft.
• Maureen Thrash, painting/drawing.
• Briana Babka, sewing.
• Peggy Makowski
• Kaeley Clark Reed, photography.
• Monica Partida, Maria Victoria bags.
• Laura Mussell, paper craft, stamps.
• Angelique Bazell, Halzband llc.
• Amy Barner, dax + jade.
• Marcela Calvo, bows.
• Natalie Pollard, ceramics.
• Chris Spady, glasswork.
• Robin VannFaske, jewelry.
• Jacqueline Mwangi, jewelry/apparel.
• Carol Harris, aprons.
• Heath Young, a home chef.
• Theresa Theroux, jelly/salsa.
• Graziela Montes, women’s accessories.
• Caroline Toro, jewelry, tapestries.