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Savvy Cellar

750 West Evelyn Avenue (at Castro Street) Mountain View, CA | 650.969.3958 | www.savvycellar.com

Art & Wine Festival Special Offer!

40% OFF Premium glass of wine

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WINE BAR & WINE SHOPSavvy CellarArt and Wine Festival hours: Saturday 2-11pm; Sunday 2-9pm

Savvy Cellar Wine Bar & Wine Shop is located

at the foot of Castro Street, in the Train

Depot on Centennial Plaza (adjacent Caltrain

and between VTA station and Evelyn Ave.) Look for us with the red

balloons on the patio.

Lunch Wed–Fri: 11:30am–2pm

4269 El Camino Real, Palo Alto(650) 213-1111www.theseausa.com

Sun & Mon: 5:30–9:00pmTues, Wed & Thurs: 5:30–9:30pmFri & Sat: 5:30–10:00pm

Bar & Lounge: 5pm daily

Sun & Mon: 5:30–9:00pmDinner

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Mountain View Celebrates

42nd Annual Art & Wine FestivalTurning Up the Heat This Year With “Salsa Sunday”

Festival insiders know the Mountain View Art & Wine Festival is the crème de la crème on the Bay Area

festival scene. Voted “Best Festival in the South Bay” multiple times by readers of Metro and still hitting on all cylinders better than ever, this year’s 42nd annual festival, Sept. 7-8 promises to be a “festi-val like no other”.

An authentic and moveable feast for the senses. The cool, vibrant, multi-cultural Castro Street vibe. Exceptional handcrafted work by 600 of America’s top artists and craftmakers. Stellar live music on stage and street throughout downtown with a new “Salsa Sunday” theme this year. Fabulous food and drink. The Comcast Pigskin Party Lounge with giant screen TV. Artisan specialty food purveyors. Home and garden exhibits. Health and wellness displays. An organic and green products showcase. Tons of fun and games for kids with ultra thrilling bungee jumping and super fun roll-on-water “waterballerz” among the amazing attractions. An affordable, sun-splashed, memorable, leisure-filled weekend.

Widely considered one of America’s top art festivals, huge throngs of art lovers are expected to pour onto Castro Street in Silicon Valley’s epicenter for this “Cul-tural Community Celebration” presented by the Chamber of Commerce Mountain View. Hours are 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. both days. Admission is free.

THe BeginningMountain View’s longtime signature

event, the Art & Wine Festival was launched in 1971 as the first major fund-

raiser for the Chamber of Commerce. Today, it is considered one of the nation’s top art festivals. Realizing the goal of its founders, the festival provides a consis-tent stream of revenue that helps fund Chamber programs throughout the year. Proceeds are invested in carefully crafted programs that help strengthen and bring together Mountain View’s diverse com-munity. Among the programs sponsored by the Chamber are Yipee (Young Innova-tive Professional Entrepreneurs Etc), SOAR — a mentorship/internship program, Business ConneXions and Leadership Mountain View.

exTrAordinArY ArT, Fine CrAFTS

Ready to freshen up your wardrobe and surroundings? California Artists brings its world-class stable of professional art-ists and fine craftmakers to showcase their extraordinary work. Shoppers will find thousands of handcrafted items by America’s best artists and craftmakers while browsing among 600 well-stocked booths featuring original work in glass, ceramics, metals, fiber, leather, wood, jewelry, and fine art. Beautiful vases, clocks, dishes, wall and table decora-tions, paperweights, stained and beveled glass, etchings, sculptures, photography, oil and watercolor paintings, beadwork, gold and silver jewelry, vests, handbags, hats, wallets, footwear, and waterfalls will be among the thousands of one-of-a-kind items available. “It’s the perfect opportunity to stock up on one-of-a-kind items and meet the talented artists that conceive and do exceptional , all-original

work,” said Terry Allie, of California Artists.

FABUloUSlY FeSTiVe Food

Bring your appetite! Festival eateries will be dishing up a world of flavorful fare — fresh corn-on-the-cob, tri-tip, beef brisket and pulled pork sandwich-es, Teriyaki chicken and vegetables, barbecue

chicken and pork skewers, plump smoked gour-met sausages, paella, tacos, tamales, pizza, garlic chicken s a n d w i c h e s , P a r m e s a n -sprinkled garlic fries, smoked turkey legs, beef, salmon, veggie or Por-tobello mushroom burgers, Salvadoran pupusas, papaya salad, pad thai, stuffed pitas, falafel, bacon-wrapped hot dogs, made-to-order crepes, chocolate-dipped fruit kabobs, ice cream, root beer floats, fresh-squeezed lemonade, kettle corn and more.

grooVA-liCioUS MUSiCAl Mix PlUS “SAlSA SUndAY”

Two full days of dynamite music for fans of all musical styles transform down-town Mountain View into the Bay Area’s entertainment mecca for the weekend! Thirteen dynamic bands will play a wide-ranging musical mix on the Civic Center Plaza Music Stage and multiple street locations throughout downtown.

ArTiSAn SPeCiAlTY Food

For foodies, it doesn’t get any better than the artisan-produced specialty food avail-able at the festival. It’s a great opportunity to sample and purchase these incredible edibles as well as chat with the actual

C h a m b e r o f C o m m e r c e M o u n ta i n V i e w

The Mountain View Art & Wine Festival is the Chamber’s largest fundraiser, enabling the organiza-

tion to provide a variety of important services, programs, and scholarships to the community. The festival is Sept. 7 and 8.

“We continue the tradition of highlight-

ing the region’s best artists, wine and food. Earlier this year we were honored to be recognized by the Metro as the “Best Art & Wine Festival” in Silicon Valley,” says Chamber CEO Oscar Garcia. “This year we are expanding our music lineup to include, for the first time ever, salsa music.”

The Chamber of Commerce Mountain View has been connecting the business community since 1922. By creating a strong local economy, the Mountain View Chamber and its 550 business members support a vibrant and diverse community. As the Visitor Center for the city of Moun-

tain View, the Chamber offers a variety of information on hotels, restaurants, events, schools, and other visitor-serving interests.

For information, call the Chamber of Commerce Mountain View at 650-968-8378 or visit our website at www.chambermv.org

Continuing the Tradition

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producers — biscotti in many variations, almond toffee, salsa, dry salsa mixes, pre-mium olive oil, family recipe dips, spices, sauces, garlic mushrooms, stuffed olives, mustards, pickled garlic, green beans and asparagus, fruit butters, marinades, curds and scone mixes, exotic jams and jellies, honey and honey products, butters and chutneys, vinaigrettes and dressings, all-natural almonds and pecans will be among the mouth-watering offerings to take home and savor.

deleCTABlY deliCioUS drink

Thirsty my friend? This year’s special festival brews from Tied House are a tasty New World Wheat and English Special Bitter (ESB). Shock Top Belgian White, Stella Artois, Goose Island IPA, and Negra Modelo will also be served. Wine lovers will be tempted by luscious vintages from from several outstanding winemakers. The wine list includes BV Coastal Char-donnay, Wyndham Estate Shiraz-Malbec, Sequin Rose, Avalon Cabernet Sauvignon, San Elias Sauvignon Blanc, Columbia Crest Cabernet-Merlot Blend, Pietra Santa Pinot Gris, Pietra Santa Pinot Noir, Pietra Santa Sangiovese, Guenoc Pinot Grigio, and Seaglass Pinot Noir. Or enjoy a Sauza Original Margarita, sangria or mimosa for

a deliciously refreshing beverage alterna-tive. Cool off with a tasty Lemonade, Pomegranate Blueberry Juice or 100% Pure Coconut Juice from Purity Organic, a refreshing bottle of Nestle Pure Life Water or assorted soft drinks. Sip your favorite beverage in a beautiful, collector-item wine or beer glass adorned with this year’s stylish festival logo.

inTUiT CoMMUniTY STAge & TiSHMAn SPeYer ProPerTieS kidS’ PArk

Action-packed Tishman Speyer Proper-ties Kids’ Park will keep youngsters plenty enthralled with bungee jumping, super fun waterballerz, hands-on art booths, Mobile Rock’s gripping 24-foot climbing wall, awesome temporary tattoos, face painting and body art, hula hooping, feather hair extensions plus an incredible assortment of spine-tingling carnival rides and one-of-a-kind themed inflatibles. The INTUIT Community Stage is back! A daz-zling array of young performers will strut their showstopping stuff in front of a live audience in this “Mountain View’s Got Talent” style showcase.

CoMCAST PigSkin PArTY loUnge

Sports fans will have a place to relax and watch NFL and NCAA football and MLB

Above: Among the fine arts and crafts on display at the festival are underwater photography by Helen Kostoff

Left: symbolic stories expressed in oil paintings by Ora Tamir.

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California Artists

California Department of Tourism

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Cheryl Burke Dance Studio

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Chiropractic First

City of Mountain View

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Community Health & Awareness Council

Cutco Cutlery

CW, Channel 44

Danmer Custom Shutters

Dave’s Killer Bread

David Walley’s Hot Springs Resort & Spa

Day Worker Center of Mountain View

DBI Beverage

Door 2 Door Storage

El Camino Hospital

El Paseo Café

Ellis Eye & Laser Medical Center

European Wax Centers

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Francesca’s Sports Bar

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THANK YOU!

www.chambermv.org

The Chamber of Commerce Mountain View would like to extend its sincere thanks to the volunteers who have given so generously

of their time and service, and to the following sponsors whose participation has made the Art & Wine Festival possible.

pennant races on a giant LED screen in the Comcast Pigskin Party Lounge. Centrally located at Mercy and Castro, there will be plenty of seating, festive food and drink. It’s the perfect spot to kick back and take a break.

Zero WASTeThe Chamber of Commerce Mountain

View is partnering once again with Recology Mountain View, the City of Mountain View and Nothing Wasted Consulting to promote and encourage Zero Waste. Free-standing containers will be positioned throughout the fes-tival route for recycling glass and plastic bottles and aluminum cans. Additional-ly, there will be large behind-the-scenes recycling containers for cardboard and mixed paper as well as glass, plastic and aluminum for event staff, vendors and sponsors.

orgAniC, HeAlTHY & green ProdUCTS SHoWCASe

This year’s festival will feature the latest and greatest exhibits featur-ing Organic, Natural, Healthy and Eco-Friendly products. Festivalgoers can enjoy free product samples and gather information while experiencing first-hand how these products and organizations can help you live a better, healthier and “greener” lifestyle and be a positive catalyst for change. Spon-sors include Larabar, Food Should Taste Good, SolarCity, The Solar Company, Dave’s Killer Bread, Stanford Chiro-practic, Palo Alto Medical Foundation, Chiropractic First, The Solar Planet, Miramonte Dental, El Camino Hospital,

Kaiser Permanante, University Chiro-practic, Sweat Studio and Sunnyvale Chiropractic.

HoMe & gArden exHiBiTS

For home improvement ideas, check out product displays and chat with rep-resentatives from Renewal by Ander-sen, Heavenly Greens, Armstrong Installation Service, Cutco Cutlery, BathFitter, OneLawn, Bay Home & Window, Danmer Custom Shutters, Sunlight Concepts, Black Diamond Landscaping, Softub, Rhino Shield and The Craftsmens’ Guild.

SPeCTACUlAr SPonSorS

Win great prizes, enjoy free samples, meet the personalities and experience the latest products from festival spon-sors: Intuit, Lincoln Motor Company, Star One Credit Union, Chevrolet, Wells Fargo, The Swig Company, Stanford Federal Credit Union, Tishman Speyer Properties, GEICO, The San Francisco 49ers, Provident Credit Union, CA Dept of Tourism, Prometheus Real Estate Group, Silicon Valley Commu-nity Foundation, David Walley’s Hot Springs Resort & Spa, Click-Scan-Share, Newport Coast Villas, American Laser Skincare, Gold Rush Getaways, Carmel The Village, Ellis Eye & Laser Medical Center, European Wax Centers, Rockin’ Jump, Hotel Avante, Palo Alto Medical Foundation, Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital, Santa Clara Valley Water

Left: David Hoober’s watercolors are inspired by the Sonoran dessert.

Below left: Wheel-thrown ceramics by Anne Lewis.

Below right: Outdoor furniture made of Western red cedar by Steven Andersen.

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Takin‘ it to the Streets

Two full days of dynamite music for fans of all musical styles transform downtown Mountain View into the

Bay Area’s entertainment mecca during the Art & Wine Festival, September 7-8 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Castro Street. Thirteen big-name bands with all the moves and all the grooves play a wide-ranging musical mix on stage and street.

We’re turning up the heat on “Salsa Sunday” with two of the Bay Area’s top Latin bands – Orquesta Borinquen and Ruckatan Latin Tribe – bringing their own spicy flavor of salsa, Reggae, and Caribbean tunes from 1:30 to 6 p.m. on the main stage in Civic Center Plaza.

Orquesta Borinquen features some of the youngest and most talented musicians in

the Bay Area salsa scene today. Lead by Bill Ortega Sr. and directed by his son Bill Ortega Jr., Borinquen always puts on an electrifying show and then some.

Ruckatan Latin Tribe brings their original world music to the scene that generates positive energy and spirit to their many fans. The seven members have all contributed to the local Latin rock scene in the Bay Area and internationally and hail from three dif-ferent continents.

Tennessee River was formed in January of 2002 with the idea of bringing back and paying tribute to one of the most influential and vocally dynamic country bands of our time – Alabama. Tennessee River combines the essence of Alabama with their own

unique sound and live show to produce both a visual and audible feast.

Pinky Rideau & Blind Resistance offers up a Blues Plate Special array of music that you won’t forget. You can bet on hearing toe-tapping, hip-shaking, earth-quaking blues from all sub genres, including gospel, rock, delta, Chicago, country, R&B, and maybe even a little back porch blues.

The Houserockers are a 10-piece rock & soul band from Los Gatos with a wailing five piece horn section and rock solid rhythm section. Known for their eclectic, high energy set lists, the Houserockers bring the music of the Rolling Stones, Earth Wind and Fire, Tower of Power, and much more to life.

The Pacific Soul Band offers a unique blend of genres, covering music from R&B, old-school, funk, hip-hop, reggae, Ruckatan Latin Tribe

Orquesta Borinquen

neo-soul, soft rock, and Top 40 dance tunes from the past and present.

Beyond the stage, the Bay Area’s best performers will be taking their music to the streets throughout downtown to entertain festivalgoers throughout the weekend.

Ancient Winds, led by Jose Cabezas, plays the traditional and contemporary folk music of the Andes mountain region.

Headed by brothers Ferris and Torin Mar-tinez, Glitterface has cultivated a devoted

fan base with the exciting and unique blend of acoustic, jazz, and hip-hop they bring to origi-nals and covers.

Bob Culbertson is a virtuoso of the Chapman Stick who has spent more than 30 years cultivat-

Tennessee River

Pinky Rideau & Blind Resistance

Magnificent Musical Lineup for Festival Plus Hot, New “Salsa Sunday”

MOUNTAIN VIEW, BERKELEY & SAN FRANCISCOMOUNTAIN VIEW, BERKELEY & SAN FRANCISCO

Saturday and Sunday, October 5TH & 6TH

10AM - 6PM

Located in parking lot at intersection of Dana St. and Bryant St., just west of Castro St. and Directly Behind Steins Beer Garden & Restaurant.

Serving Authentic German Beers and Cuisine. Traditional German entertainment. Kids Activities. All Ages Welcome. No Pets. No segway use. Benefi ting non-profi t organizations SOAR and Can Do MS.

Present the First Annual


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ing his unique sound. His combination of expression, technique and musical emotion is like nothing heard before.

Hubert Emerson is a natural, self-taught musician and a San Francisco gem. His unique sound comes from exposure to both Caribbean and European music genres, as well as American soul music.

Oscar Reynolds is perhaps best recognized for playing the Bolivian pan flutes and guitar simultaneously, displaying tight control and a

stream of emotions into his complex runs.Since 1994, Aryeh Frankfurter has been

delighting audiences around the globe with his passionate, enduring, and evoca-tive music. His uncommon approach to the Celtic harp and folk harp repertoire.

Take a musical journey to old Italy with Heartstrings Music, featuring Al Fabrizio on mandolin and Hugo Wainzinger on gui-tar. The pair plays romantic, easy listening, Italian melodies.

The Houserockers

Bob Culbertson Aryeh Frankfurter Ancient Winds

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Hubert Emerson, Heartstrings Music & Oscar Reynolds

The Pacific Soul Band

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Saturday, September 711:00 AM to 1:00 PM — Tennessee River

www.alabamatribute.com

1:30 PM to 3:15 PM –– Pinky Rideau & Blind Resistancewww.2pink4u.com

3:45 PM to 5:45 PM –– The House Rockerswww.svhouserockers.com

Sunday, September 811:00 AM to 1:00 PM — Pacific Soul

www.pacificsoulband.com

1 PM — Salsa Dance Class and Contestsponsored by Cheryl Burke Dance Studio

1:30 PM to 3:15 PM — Orquesta Borinquenwww.orquestaborinquen.com

3:45 PM to 5:45 PM — Ruckatan Latin Tribewww.ruckatan.com

Ancient Winds (Evelyn Ave.) ancientwinds.net Glitterface (Villa St.) glitterface.bandcamp.com

Bob Culbertson (Dana St.) stickmusic.com Emerson (California St.) www.growiser.com/hubert_emerson

Oscar Reynolds (Mercy St.) www.karumanta.com Aryeh Frankfurter (Church St.) www.lionharp.com

HeartStrings Music (High School Way) www.heartstringsmusic.com

727 W. Evelyn Ave. (near Castro)Open M-F 9am-5pm, Saturdays by appointment

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Join Cheryl Burke Dance instructors on Sunday at 1pm for a Salsa class and con-test at the main stage. Cheryl Burke Dance talented instructors will be teaching basic Salsa patterns and then show you a demo. This will be followed by a Salsa dance contest. The last couple standing will win a free lesson with a Cheryl Burke Dance instructor (or Cheryl Burke herself, depending on availability) at her studio on Shoreline Blvd. The first runner up couple will each win a 4 week series group class and the 2nd runner up couple will each win 2 entries to a fun filled Friday night of classes and social dancing.

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42nd Annual Art & Wine FestivalFood Vendors:

F1 Frozen Fantasies Frozen Chocolate Dipped Fruit Kabobs & Ice Cream bars, Fruit Smoothies, Lemonade/Herbal Iced Tea

F3 Triple X Fraternity Beef Kabob And Lamb Kabob

F4 California BBQ #1 Chicken and Pork Kebobs, Chicken Teriyaki Noodles, Chicken Teriyaki Rice Bowl

F5 Sandy’s Pop Shop Kettle Korn

F6 Sweet Delights Hamburgers & Fries, Salvadorian Pupusas, Gourmet Funnel Cakes

F7 Kiwanis Club of Mountain View Dittmer’s Sausage, Corn-on-the-Cob, Tea

F8 Barrett’s Lemonade Fresh Squeezed Lemonade

F9 The Tamale Factory Tamales, Tacos, Rice and Beans

F10 California BBQ #2 Chicken and Pork Kebobs, Chicken Teriyaki Noodles, Chicken Teriyaki Rice Bowl

F11 Hot & Sizzling Grill Greek Sandwiches, Chicken Tender Plate w/fries & mozzarella sticks

F12 Big Ed’s Buzzard BBQ Tri-tip Sandwich, Pulled Pork Sandwich, Beef Brisket

F13 Ava’s presents Sweet Basil Thai BBQ with Papaya Salad, Pad Thai, Thai Ice Tea

F14 Lemoine Creperie Made-To-Order Crepes, Lemonade, Ice Tea

F15 Earthly Delights Chicken Sandwich, BBQ Pork Sandwich, Parmesan Garlic Fries

F16 Olde Tyme Kettle Korn Kettle Korn

F17 Willow Street Fried Calamari, Smoked Turkey Legs, Fried Artichokes & Zucchini

F18 Ear-Good Corn Roaster Fresh Corn-on-the-Cob, Baked Potato, Lemonade

F19 Thai Stick BBQ Chicken & Pork On-A-Stick, Chicken Rice Bowls, Chicken Wraps

F20 Frankie, Johnnie & Luigi, Too! Hot or Sweet Italian Sausage Sandwich; Sautéed Bell peppers or Onions; Brownies

F21 Baskin Robbins Ice Cream

F22 Silicon Valley Lions Club Bacon Wrapped Hot Dog; Shaved Ice; Arnold Palmers

F23 Thai Stick BBQ Chicken & Pork On-A-Stick, Chicken Rice Bowls, Chicken Wraps

F24 Pedemonte & Company Gourmet Sausages, Garlic Cilantro Fries, Mint Lemonade

F25 Amici’s East Coast Pizza Pizza By-The-Slice, Chicken Wings

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District, Kaiser Permanente, Hawaiian Airlines, Recology of Mountain View, Safeway, Google, El Camino Hospital, Tied House Café & Brewery, ME Fox Distributing, Pietra Santa Winery, Val-ley Transportation Authority, YP, CBS 5 — Channel 5, The CW — Channel 44, Comcast, Bay Area News Group, San Jose Mercury News, Mountain View Voice, Metro, Alice 97.3 FM, KFOX 98.5/102.1 FM, KOIT 96.5 FM, KCBS 740 AM/106.9 FM, KBAY 94.5 FM, Mix 106.5 FM, KRTY 95.3 FM, and KLIV 1590 AM.

kMVT BroAdCASTS liVe!

KMVT 15 “Mountain View Community Television” is inviting YOU to “SPEAK OUT” on television at their booth during the festival! Drop by any time on Saturday or Sunday between 10am and 5pm to speak out, on any topic of your choice for 1-2 minutes. In addition to broadcasting your comments on KMVT 15, you will also receive a free customized DVD of your recorded commentary! In addition to SPEAK OUT, KMVT 15 will be airing interviews on Sunday with local KMVT Community Producers of several popular shows, as well as board members, com-munity members and KMVT’s Executive Director. The broadcast booth will be

located at Church and Castro Streets, in front of Wells Fargo.

We TAke CrediT CArdS!

For your convenience, pay for drink tickets and glasses using any major credit card at the Ticket/Glass booths at Evelyn, Villa, Dana, California, and High School Way. This year, we’re using Intuit’s sweet GoPayment mobile card reader.

BiCYCle PArkingAvoid the traffic congestion and ride

your bike. Free valet bicycle parking will be offered near the corner of Castro and Church Streets by the Silicon Valley Bicycle Coalition.

VeHiCle PArkingSome free parking is available on streets

and parking plazas surrounding the downtown area. Paid parking ($5) will be available both days (except where noted) from 9:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. including: 400 Castro Street (parking lot entrance on Bryant Street), 444 Castro Street (parking lot entrance on Bryant Street), Bank of the West (501 Castro Street — parking lot entrance on Hope Street), Kaiser Per-manente/AVAILABLE ON SUNDAY ONLY (555 Castro Street — parking lot entrance on Hope Street), Chase Bank (749 El Camino Real/Castro Street), the City of Mountain View parking Lot #13 (on Bry-

ant between California and Mercy Streets) and the free Google-spon-sored parking lot (with security on site) at 1200 Villa Street. Parking fees benefit the Community Health Awareness Coun-cil, creating healthy lives for children and families in Mountain View, Los Altos and Los Altos Hills. The Google-sponsored parking lot is free.

PUBliC TrAnSPorTATion

Valley Transportation Authority (VTA) will be running its normal weekend schedule with Bus and Light Rail service to Downtown Mountain View. Ride VTA Light Rail (exit at the Mountain View Transit Center) or VTA Bus Lines 22, 32, 35, and 522 to the Festival. Please note Bus Lines 32 and 522 do not operate on Sundays. For your free trip plan, call (408) 321-2300, or visit www.vta.org/. For Caltrain informa-tion, call 800-660-4287 or visit www.caltrain.com.

no PeTS, PleASePets are not allowed at the festival.

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