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SUMMARY:Sunday A’Fair
DESCRIPTION:about this event\nSunday A’Fair\nnoon – 4 p.m. \nSunday A’Fair showcases Arizona-based musical acts ranging from blues\, country\, and jazz to R&B\, rock\, pop\, and more. The concerts take place in Scottsdale Civic Center Mall on selected Sunday afternoons from January 12 through April 4. Along with free musical entertainment\, each Sunday A’Fair includes a pop-up arts market. For this special Peace and Community Day celebration\, there will also be artist-led activities for children and families. \n\nFeatured Performers:\nHopiToWa\nnoon\nFountain Stage \nHopiToWa is a Japanese and Hopi collaborative performance featuring spiritual\, earth–grooving music.   \nFeaturing Japanese musical artist Ken Koshio\, seven-time world champion hoop dancer Derrick Suwaima Davis (Hopi)\, and Ryon Polequaptewa on flute and drums\, HopiToWa brings its unique style to Peace and Community Day.  \nDarryl Tonemah\n2–4 p.m\nFountain Stage \nIf The Eagles\, Steve Earle\, Dave Matthews\, and James Taylor had a lovechild\, they would have named him Darryl Tonemah. Tonemah (Kiowa/Comanche/Tuscarora) began writing songs in college\, and since then\, he has played thousands of shows\, made numerous radio and television appearances\, released six albums and created an international fan base.  \nTonemah’s live shows—whether with a full band or an intimate acoustic set—always find him connecting with his audience. A singer/songwriter in the purest sense\, Tonemah’s performances combine the energy of rock ’n’ roll\, the intelligence of folk\, and the heart of country\, to create a musical niche he calls “Native Americana.” At times the trickster\, at times the son\, at times the father\, at times the seeker\, Tonemah is always the consummate storyteller who offers meaning where the listener needs to find it.  \n\nGuests are invited to bring a blanket to sit on the lawn or low-sitting lawn chairs to enjoy great food\, friends\, and free live performances. Delicious food from the grill\, gourmet desserts\, cocktails\, beer\, wine\, and soft drinks are also available for purchase. Additionally\, patrons can bring their own picnic baskets and pets to the park. \nSchedule is subject to change. Events may be canceled due to inclement weather. \nInterested in being a merchant at Sunday A’Fair? Fill out this application.
URL:https://scottsdaleperformingarts.org/event/sunday-afair-2020-01-19/
LOCATION:Scottsdale Civic Center\, 3939 N. Drinkwater Blvd.\, Scottsdale\, AZ\, 85251\, United States
CATEGORIES:Family,Festivals,Free,Spotlight
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