Showing posts with label Art Fest. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Art Fest. Show all posts

Sunday, November 24, 2019

ArtFest for Historical League

Mary McMahon, Sharron McKinney, Carolyn Mendoza
Join us at ArtFest. Visit Historical League booth. Share your AZ history and discover more with Tastes & Treasures storytelling cookbook of Historic Arizona. 10 am - 5 pm Nov 23-24 at Scottsdale Civic Center.
Thanks to our fabulous volunteers: Claire Nullmeyer and Judy Kittoe made Granola for sampling at shows.
Carolyn Mendoza who stayed the entire weekend. 
Linda Corderman, Ruth McLeod, Mary McMahon, Sharron McKinney, Norma Jean Coulter, Pat Christopherson, Davie Garrison, Pat Grogg, Mariamne Moore with Scott helping at tear down. 
Judy Kittoe and her friend (not a HL member) Liga Zebauer fulfilled volunteer commitment to ArtFest so we did not jeopardize our nonprofit free booth.


Carolyn Mendoza and Linda Corderman

Carolyn Mendoza and Ruth McLeod


Pat Grogg visiting with customers

Tuesday, November 19, 2019

Organized for ArtFest thanks to Donna Esposito

Organizer Donna Esposito provided new plastic tubs so we can find all our materials easier in the Historical League booth. Visit us at ArtFest of Scottsdale this weekend, Nov 23-24 from 10 am - 5 pm. Tastes & Treasures along with other merchandise make wonderful holiday gift ideas.






Tuesday, November 13, 2012

ArtFest Booth this weekend

Carolyn Mendoza and her Historical League volunteers will have a booth at ArtFest in Scottsdale this weekend. With more than 200 artists working in many media from across the country, there is something for everyone. The Historical League will be selling Tastes & Treasures Cookbook, League aprons and Arizona Recollections and Reflections Commemorative Book.

Saturday-Sunday, Nov 17-18 from 10 am to 5 pm.
at Civic Center Plaza 7380 E. Second St., Scottsdale, AZ




Monday, November 29, 2010

ArtFest a Success









Scottsdale's ArtFest at the Civic Center library is a wonderful opportunity to showcase Tastes & Treasures cookbook. Carolyn Mendoza did a fabulous job of running the sales and co-ordinating volunteers to man the booth for two days with very good results. Despite the wind and weather forcing an early closure on Sunday, the Historical League brought in $960 worth of sales of cookbooks, Centennial aprons and baseball caps. We are also able to "spread the word" about the Historical League, AHS Museum at Papago Park, Historymakers Centennial Gala and Children's Holiday Party. With lots of help setting up the tent, it was a fun event. Thanks to volunteers: Margaret Pogue, Linda Isaksen, Pam Ryan, Judy Yauch, Steve Yauch, Al McLeod, Deb Hester, Ruth Ann Hogan, Nina Fillips, Mariamne Moore and Bonnie Newhoff. We couldn't do it without you.