Taste of Hudson 2014

Sunday, auguSt 31, noon-8 p.m. • monday, September 1, 11 a.m.-6 p.m.

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Welcome to Taste of Hudson!

Taste of Hudson has raised $267,125 for numerous char-itable causes since 2005. With Akron Children’s Hospital’s School Health Services as our primary beneficiary this year, Taste of Hudson, Inc. continues to help service the com-munity, its families and our children. We are grateful for the fantastic support of our sponsors and all participants in-cluding the dozens of restaurants, exhibitors, artists, 300 volunteers and more than 35 different service-in-kind or-ganizations which contribute to the success of The Taste.

Being one of Ohio’s largest free music festivals the Taste offers you the region’s finest bands from six stages and near-ly 60 performances. The popular Diamond Auto Lease Lux-ury Auto Show at The Taste features nearly 40 new mod-el vehicles and can be found on the beautiful bricked First Street in First & Main. Along with plenty of family and chil-dren’s activities located at Little Tikes Land on the Akron Children’s Hospital Activity Green and all of the inflatable fun and entertainment on the Primrose School Clocktow-er Green you’ll also find a wide variety of fun and excite-ment for people of all ages.

Make sure to check out the North End Wine & Beer Gar-den behind the Hudson Library & Historical Society. The

wine & beer garden feature wines from around the world and many crafted beers as well as great non-stop enter-tainment and fantastic appetizers from Hudson’s North End. Make plans to join the fun in the Wine & Beer Gar-den at a special concert featuring “Straight On, The Heart Tribute Band” and Monica Robins & The Whiskey Kings on Sunday evening, August 31st.

Also returning this year is the 2nd annual “Race to The Taste” a 5K and Family Fun Run on Monday morning at 8:30 with the start and finish on Village Way behind the li-brary. Details and registration information are noted in this festival guide.

On behalf of The Taste of Hudson Board of Directors and the organizing committee, I welcome you to share in the giving spirit this weekend and enjoy our historic communi-ty. Our benefiting charities appreciate your support as well!

Sincerely,

Andy MalitzExecutive Director

table of contentS2 — Welcome to the Taste of Hudson4-5 — Dear Visitors5 — Participating Restaurants6 — Highlights and Activities9 — Race to the Taste10-11 — Taste of Hudson Sponsors12 — Organizers and Volunteers13 — Dining Card Information15 — Business Partners16 — Hail to the Chefs18-19 — Festival FAQ20 — Map20-21 — Map Legend22-23 — North End Wine & Beer Garden24-31 — Entertainment32-33 — Exhibitors34-35 — Children’s Activities36 — Art Fair37 — Recycling and Composting38-39 — Be a part of the Taste in 2015

Welcome to the 10th Anniversary Taste of Hudson! As one of Ohio’s premier culinary, mu-sic and lifestyle festivals, The Taste of Hudson is celebrating its 10th anniversary this weekend and continues the tradition of presenting great food, fantastic entertainment,

fine arts and activities for all ages. Join us, in historic downtown Hudson, this Labor Day Weekend on Sunday and Monday, August 31st & September 1st to enjoy Hudson hospitality and fun!

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Help us celebrate our observance of La-bor Day. While we are all having fun, we will continue the Taste of Hudson’s successful charitable outreach. To date, over $267,000 has been raised and donated for impor-tant local / regional needs. We have every intention of replicating the past nine suc-cessful Taste of Hudson festivals by hav-

ing fun while doing good at the same time.I am sure you will enjoy the fantastic

food, the fabulous array of entertainment, and the friendliness that Hudson extends to all who visit. The Taste of Hudson is one of the largest free music festivals in the State of Ohio because of the many won-derful bands that will perform this week-end for your enjoyment. Please plan on ex-

periencing the ambiance of Hudson while attending in this special event in our his-toric downtown.

While here visit Hudson’s high quality shops and restaurants. I know you will be impressed with all there is to see and do here in Hudson this Labor Day weekend.

Welcome to Hudson…enjoy yourself and have fun!

Sincerely,William A. Currin

Mayor

Dear VisitorsAkron Children’s Hospital is

pleased to continue our spon-sorship of the Taste of Hud-

son in its 10th anniversary year. We join with the festival organizers to cel-ebrate this community and thank the volunteers, businesses and artists who make this event possible.

As the largest pediatric healthcare pro-

vider in northern Ohio, we are committed to

bringing expert pediatric care close to home. We specialize in one thing – kids – and we are privileged to care for the infants, children and teens who call Hudson home.

Our Akron Children’s Hospital Pediatrics

office in Hudson provides pediatric primary care. For emergency and specialty care, our Children’s at Hudson facility has a pediatric emergency department, radiology, laborato-ry and rehabilitation services, plus pediatric specialties including allergy/immunology, ear, nose and throat, neurology, orthopedics, plas-tic and reconstructive surgery, pulmonology and sports medicine. Our providers care for students in the Hudson school district, and

we provide medical and athletic training ser-vices for Hudson’s middle school and high school athletic programs.

We are delighted that proceeds from the

festival will benefit our School Health Ser-vices program, which provided nearly 374,000 clinic visits for students last year, and we’re pleased that School Health Services will be in 20 school districts next year.

Sincerely,Shawn Lyden, Executive Vice President,

Akron Children’s Hospital

Dear Visitors to HudsonHudson is the “Quintessential” Labor Day celebration festival

location in all of Ohio! Welcome to the tenth anniversary “Taste of Hudson.”


In celebration of the 10 year an-niversary of the

Taste of Hudson, Windstream salutes Andy Malitz and the entire organiz-ing commitee of The Taste and the hun-dreds of volunteerss who have dedicated countless hours to make this event an annual success.

It has been our honor to be the Tele-communications partner providing data services for the dining cards system over the past 10 years. We encourage everyone to come out to sample the delicious food and enjoy the variety of entertainment throughout the two day event.

Cheers!

Susan SchraibmanDivision Vice President

Windstream Communications

n 3 palms pizzeria & bakery (Hudson) n adam’s reserve new york cheddar/great lakes cheese (Hiram) n aladdin’s eatery (Hudson) n cilantro thai and Sushi restaurant (Akron) n donato’s pizza (Hudson) n downtown 140 (Hudson) n flip Side (Hudson) n hershey’s ice cream (Hudson) n hudson’s catering (Hudson) n hudson’s restaurant (Hudson) n Jaipur Junction of hudson (Hudson) n luchita’s mexican grill & tequila bar (Hudson) n marcelita’s mexican restaurant (Hudson) n maui wowi hawaiian coffeees & Smoothies (Hudson) n north end (Hudson) n nosh eatery & creative catering (Hudson) n one red door (Hudson) n otani Japanese restaurant & hibachi (Hudson) n peachtree Southern Kitchen & cocktails (Hudson) n pizzabogo (Hudson) n rosewood grill (Hudson) n the rotary club of hudson clocktower ice cream (Hudson) n tomato grill (Hudson) n Zeppe’s italian bistro (Hudson)

Participating RestaurantsDear Visitors


n 23 hudson area restaurants and caterers selling special menu selections in both sample-sized portions on the Windstream Communica-tions Culinary Green

n over 100 sponsor, exhibitor and artist tentsn fine wine and crafted beer tasting and

entertainment in the North End Wine & Beer Garden, presented and produced by North End. Great food available for purchase in the Wine & Beer Garden is prepared by North End.

n diamond auto lease & Sales Luxury Auto Show featuring a selection of the latest ve-hicles from Mercedes, BMW, Infinity, Lexus, Acu-ra, Volkswagen, Nissan and Honda. Look for the auto show on First Street on the way to the Hen-ning Software Stage in the heart of First & Main

n Six entertainment stages with nearly 60 performances featuring many long-time Taste of Hudson favorites along with a some great first-time to The Taste performers. Taste of Hudson is one of Ohio’s largest FREE music festivals.

n faSt frame youth art exhibition with creations by Hudson school children

n on-site performance artists through-out the festival

n little tikes land — Children’s activity and play area with dozens of Little Tikes play struc-tures and activities — located, next to Jo-Ann Kids Craft Zone on the Akron Children’s Hospi-tal Activities Green.

n Jo-ann fabric and craft Stores is spon-soring the Jo-Ann Craft Zone, located on the

Akron Children’s Hospital Activities Green. This year they are featuring “Celebration Station” with FREE Make It-Take Its! Jo-Ann Fabric and Craft Stores®

n pnc bank community dining tents, lo-cated near the Culinary Green and hosted by PNC- Hudson

n destination hudson Information Tents for on-site festival information

n enjoy the art fair at Taste of Hudson, fea-turing 15 of the finest artists, jewelers and craft-ers and their great handmade selections. Located on the Akron Children’s Hospital Activities Green.

n “race to the taste” a 5K and Family Fun Run, produced by the Leadership Hudson Class of 2012/13 is being held Monday morning at 8:30 with the start and finish on Village Way behind the library. Details and registration information are noted in this festival guide.

n western reserve racquet & fitness club presents tennis fun for kids on the Prim-rose School Clocktower Green and Pickleball for adults in front of the Hudson Library.

n test you football throwing and hockey skills at the Cleveland Gladiators and Lake Erie Monsters “Summer Splash” tour. Located on the Primrose School Clocktower Green.

n don’t miss the positively cleveland’s, Cleveland Mobile Tour on site Sunday only. For information on this great interactive CLE dis-play http://www.thisiscleveland.com/articles/view/positively-cleveland-kicks-off-thisiscle-mobile-tour/759/

Highlights & Activities


Race to The TasteLeadership Hudson , Class of 2013, is hosting the 2nd Annu-

al Race to the Taste, a 5K and Family Fun Run on Labor Day, September 1, 2014. The Race to the Taste, presented by

Ameriprise, starts with registration at 7:00 a.m. at the North End Wine & Beer Garden with the Family Fun Run starting at 8:30 and the 5K run starting at 9:00 that morning.

“We are excited to provide the com-munity with an additional Labor Day event, at the Taste of Hudson again this year. Our goal is to provide a fam-ily friendly run for all ages,” says Lisa Sabol, of the race committee.

The group is working in conjunc-tion with the Taste of Hudson plan-ning committee, and will raise funds to benefit community based beau-tification programs and health ini-tiatives.

“We are always looking for ways to enhance attendee experience at Taste of Hudson and adding the race to our variety of offerings does that,” said Taste of Hudson Executive Di-rector, Andy Malitz.

Race to the Taste is presented by

Leadership Hudson Class of 2012/13. That year’s class includes Yamatzy De Leon-Mettee, James Hill, Eric Hutchinson, Dexter James, Lisa Sab-ol, Pam Schuellerman and Trent Walsh.

For the 5K race, pre-registration by August 28 is $25 and the day of the event registration is $35. For the family fun run, a family of four can register for $65 and children under 12 can register for $15. Awards will be given to the top finishers in sev-eral categories.

Runners can register at www.ac-tive.com (select Ohio and keywords: race to the taste).

For questions, please email [email protected].

race to the taste returns this year on labor day, Sep-tember 1. the race includes a 5K and family fun run, which takes partic-ipants throughout downtown hudson.


Presenting Sponsor Promoting Sponsors

In Association with Sponsors:

Friends of the Taste Sponsors:

Volunteer Sponsors

2014 taSte of hudSon SponSorSTHANK YOU!


Hudson Club Sponsors

Rotary Club of Hudson Clocktower

2014 taSte of hudSon SponSorSMedia Partners

“Thank You Hudson” Night Sponsors Official Beverages

Other Sponsors

THANK YOU!

for recycling initiativeSunday shuttle sponsor monday shuttle sponsor


taSte of hudSon organiZerS & VolunteerS

n andy malitz — Executive Directorn michael freedman — President, TOH Board of Directorsn bob liskiewicz — Vice-president, TOH Board of Directors Entertainment Managern billie henning — Treasurer, TOH Board of Directorsn carrie gynn — TOH Board of Directors/Wine & Beer Garden Co-ordinatorn Stephanie lallement — TOH Board of Directors, Restaurant Coordinatorn bob carter — TOH Board of Directorsn Katie o’toole Smith — TOH Board of Directors, Diamond Auto Lease & Sales Luxury Auto Show Coordinatorn l. patrick Kelly — Secretary TOH Board of Directorsn ed Sogan — TOH Board of Directors/Production Coordinator, On-site Production Coordinatorn Keith pendergrass — TOH Board of Directors n chuck wiedie — TOH Board of Directors- City of Hudson Liaisonn rhonda eddy — Production Manager

n matt gilbertson — Volunteer Coordinator

n ally malitz — Volunteer Assistant

n Jana massary —

Children’s Activities Coordinator

n Jane dilullo — Children’s Activities Assistant

n rob crombie — Art Fair Coordinator

n eric Shanaberger — Beverage Coordinator

n matt lerner — Entertainment

n Josh lamtman — Production Assistant

n Joe Stakel — Production Assistant

n Jake gerbacht — Production Assistant

n duncan tanner — Production Assistant

n Jim Stevenot — Production Assistant

n rob Strachan —

Wine & Beer Garden Assistant

and Insurance Consultant

n lisa Sands — Social Media Manager

n mike coduto —

FAST FRAME Youth Art Exhibition

n maryellen Snyder —

Wine & Beer Garden Ticket Sales Coordinator

n april helms, record publishing co. Editor, Festival Guide

THANK YOU!


be sure to purchase your Taste of Hudson Dining Card prior to visiting the restaurant tents or the North End Wine & Beer Garden. Dining Card sales tents are located at either end of the Windstream Communications Culinary Green and at the North End Wine & Beer Garden. Restaurant tents can only accept the dining card for purchase.

See page 18 for more details on the dining cards.


n city of hudson – provides city services and supportn windstream communications – provides data line services and supportn little tikes – provides children’s toys, play structures and printing servicesn Jo-ann fabric & craft Stores – provides crafts for childrenn hudson’s restaurant – provides volunteer foodn event Source - provider of tables, chairs, linens for Taste of Hudsonn printer’s devil - provides print-ing servicesn first & main Shopping district – provides services and support as host site for several Taste of Hud-son attractionsn faStframe – coordinates Youth Art Exhibitn rotary club of hudson clock-tower – sponsors Leadership Hudsonn leadership hudson – concept

for Taste of Hudson created by Class of 2003/04n leadership hudson class of 2012/2013 – Organizers of the In-augural “Race to the Taste”n henning Software – provides of-fice supportn Storage Zone - Official Storage Facility for Taste of Hudsonn destination hudson – provides volunteers for the information tentsn Suncrest gardens – provides potted plants for site beautificationn laurel lake retirement commu-nity – provides golf carts for on-site use and shuttle service on Sundayn Stimulent llc – Taste of Hud-son’s website designersn lake forest country club – Host site for the annual fundraiser, Hail to the Chefs, a Taste of Hudson, Inc. productionn proStar Specialties – provides printing of staff and volunteer t-shirts

n Sign-a-rama – Official Signage Printer of Taste of Hudson

n pepsi – Official Beverage of Taste of Hudson

n pnc bank – Hudson- Taste of Hudson Volunteer Sponsor and Offi-cial Bank of Taste of Hudson

n rb thomas electric - provides electrical supplies and on-site elec-trician

n Kooren – provides fire suppres-sion equipment

n buford t. hedgehog productions – provides all stage sound productions.

n hudson library & historical So-ciety – provides venue for NorthEnd Wine & Beer Garden

n Sysco foods – provides refrig-erated trailers

n the gables of hudson - Provides shuttle service on Monday

either major donation or trade for goods or servicesBusiness Partners


More than 200 guests enjoyed the 2014 Hail to the Chefs gala at Lake Forest Country Club. Pro-ceeds from the event, which high-lights nine Hudson restaurants and chefs, benefits Akron Children’s Hospital School Health Servic-es. “We appreciate the support of the restaurant community for this event,” said Taste of Hudson Exec-utive Director Andy Malitz. “We’re also getting ready to announce the full line-up of Taste of Hudson res-taurants, so make sure you are fol-lowing Taste of Hudson on Face-book and Twitter to stay current on all details on our 10th Anniver-sary year.”

Media personality Joe Cronauer, along with Taste of Hudson Execu-tive Director Andy Malitz, present-ed the Heart of Hudson Award to

Dr. Jeffrey Hord, director of child-hood cancers and blood disorders at Akron Children’s Hospital. This newly-established award honors in-dividuals who are exemplary Hud-son residents who work at Akron Children’s Hospital. The annual award will be part of future Hail to the Chefs events.

A Hudson resident for many years, Dr. Hord is active in the com-munity and is proud to call Hud-son his home, along with his wife Patricia and their three children.

“I’ve been blessed in so many ways,” said Dr. Hord. “I enjoy good health and have a loving, support-ive family. I work in a profession where I feel like I make a differ-ence in the lives of the children and families for whom I care. I

work for Akron Children’s Hos-pital and the great staff there, with whom I share many values, including treating others as we would want to be treated. And I live in the wonderful community of Hudson, which is a great place to raise a family with excellent public and private schools, an active church at St. Mary’s, won-derful parks and so many fami-ly-oriented activities. Because of all the benefits my family and I have received, I feel compelled to give back to the community and to those in need.”

Taste of Hudson and Hail to the Chefs are produced by Taste of Hudson, Inc., a non-profit cor-poration organized by volunteers to promote the downtown Hud-son restaurant and retail dis-trict and to provide funding for numerous charitable organiza-tions, including Akron Children’s Hospital.

Hail to the ChefsBefore the Taste of Hudson, area residents can get a pre-

view look at the culinary offerings with Hail to the Chefs, which is scheduled in May.


Festival FAQhow do i purchaSe food?

Food and Pepsi beverages must be purchased using a Taste of Hud-son Dining Card (a stored-value debit card). Cash will not be accepted at the restaurant tents. Dining cards may be purchased on event day at the two card sales tents located at opposite corners of the Windstream Communications Culinary Green in the First & Main shopping district. Food prices are set by each restaurant. Restaurants will debit your din-ing card for items purchased at their tents.

Dining cards may also be purchased, in advance, on-site, on Friday, August 29th and Saturday, August 30th from 10a.m.-5p.m. Dining cards are also available, in advance, at InStyle on First Street at First & Main and at the Learned Owl Book Shop on Main Street.

The Taste of Hudson Dining Cards are valid only at Taste of Hud-son on August 31 or September 1, 2014 and must be used prior to event closing at 6 p.m. on Monday. You may add value to your dining card by returning to the card sales tent to purchase additional credit. Dining cards cannot be redeemed for cash, refunded or replaced if lost or sto-len. Unused card value reverts to Taste of Hudson at the conclusion of the festival and may be treated as a contribution to Taste of Hudson and its benefiting charities as law permits.

how do i pay for dining cardS?Cash, MasterCard, Visa or personal check payable to Taste of Hud-

son, Inc.$

north end wine & beer garden

you may use your dining card, cash or credit card to purchase wine, beer and appetizer taste tickets. Tastes are priced at $2 each and may be purchased at the Wine & Beer Garden. Sepa-rate wine and beer bars, pouring glasses of wine and beer, are also located at the Wine & Beer Tasting Garden. Full glass pric-ing will vary between 2 and 3 taste tickets.


how much iS admiSSion?Admission to the festival is free! Festivities and

events run from Sunday, August 31 from Noon-8:00p.m. and Monday, September 1 from 11a.m.-6p.m.

North End Wine & Beer Garden will remain open until 11 p.m. on Sunday, September 1.

where can i parK?Parking is FREE and available at numerous lots lo-

cated within easy access to Taste of Hudson. Most streets within the festival grounds at First & Main are closed to vehicular traffic.

Please refer to festival map for details.

where are the reStroomS located?Port-a-potties are located at the following locations.

Refer to map for details.n On the Akron Children’s Hospital Activities Greenn Near the North End Wine & Beer Garden on Vil-

lage Wayn Across from the Hudson Library & Historical So-

ciety on Library Streetn On the Primrose School Clocktower Green

Festival FAQ

$no matter your culinary preference, you are sure to find something to tickle the palate at the 10th annual taste of hudson.

iS Shuttle SerVice aVailable?Shuttle service will be available, courtesy of LaurelLake Retirement Community, on Sunday (noon-8 p.m.) and Monday (11 a.m.-6 p.m.) and on Mon-

day (11a.m.-6p.m.) courtesy of The Gables of Hudson. The shuttle will run from the ACME Fresh Market

parking lot (on Rt. 303) to the festival site.

where iS the firSt aid Station? In case of an emergency, the First Aid Station is lo-

cated on First Street just south of Park Lane.


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n North End Wine & Beer Garden featur-ing Wine & Beer Tastings, Full Pour Wine & Beer Bars, great food from NorthEnd, The Stella Artois Perfect Pour competition on Monday from 1-4PM. The Wine & Beer Garden is open Sunday, Noon-11PM and Monday, 11AM-6PM.

n Live Entertainment on the Buford T. Hedgehog Stage Don’t miss the Sunday night concert with Straight On- The Heart Tribute Band and Jersey, The Springsteen Tribute Band.

n “Race to the Taste” Family Fun Run and 5K Race on Monday. See details on Page 9.

n Mimi Vanderhaven’s “Fashion Avenue” featuring ten boutique exhibitors, including: n It Works

n Mary Kay Cosmetics

n Ellen Designs

n Vein Clinics of America

n Barefoot Life Products

n Stella Dot

n Jamberry Nails

n Sparkle & Style

n Silpada Design Jewelry

n Foot Traffic & Accessories

n Merrill Lynch features Master Sand Sculptor Laurie Arntz-Tournoux creating the Merrill Lynch bull before your eyes out of 8 tons of sand www.merrilllynch.com

n Destination Hudson Information Tentn Race to the Taste race package pick-

up – Sunday onlyn Western Reserve Racquet & Fitness

Club- Pickelball for everyone! (located on Library Street at Village Way)

n Cleveland Mobile Tour from Positively Cleveland- On Sunday only (located on Li-brary Street at Village Way)

(directly South of the hudSon library)


clocktower greenLocated on Rt. 91 across from

Main Street Shopsn Inflatable play sets and

bounciesn Special children’s programs

— see Children’s Activities (Pag-es 34 and 35 for details)

n Hershey’s Ice Cream and Beverage station (cash or din-ing cards accepted)

n Port-a-potties & hand wash

exhibitorsn Cleveland Gladiatorsn Lake Erie Monsters

n Sky Zone Boston Heights n Western Reserve Racquet

& Fitness Club

gazebo greenLocated at the NE corner of

Rt. 303 and Rt. 91n Gazebo Stage

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n Dining Cards Sales Tents (NE & SW corners of Culinary Green)n PNC Bank Community Dining Tentsn Hudson Environmental Awareness tent and recycling center- sponsored by Summit Insurancen Suncrest Gardens Stagen First & Main Stage (under arbor)

exhibitorsn Clear Choice Custom Lasikn Clear Vision Centersn Detailed Express n First & Main Welcome Tent

restaurantsn 3 Palms Pizzeria & Bakeryn Adam’s Reserve New York Cheddar /Great Lakes Cheese- Hiramn Aladdin’s Eatery- Hudsonn Cilantro Thai and Sushi Restaurant- Akronn Donato’s Pizza- Hudsonn Downtown 140n Flip Side- Hudsonn Rotary Club of Hudson Clocktower featuring

Hershey’s Ice Cream- Hudsonn Hudson’s Catering- Hudsonn Hudson’s Restaurant - Hudsonn Jaipur Junction of Hudson- Hudsonn Luchita’s Mexican Restaurant- Hudson

n Marcelita’s Mexican Restaurant- Hudsonn Maui Wowi Hawaiian Coffees & Smoothies- Hudsonn North End- Hudson (tent located in the North End Wine & Beer Garden)n Nosh Eatery & Creative Catering- Hudsonn One Red Door- Hudsonn Otani Japanese Restaurant & Hibachi - Hudsonn Peachtree Southern Kitchen & Cocktails- Hudsonn pizzaBOGO- Hudsonn Rosewood Grill- Hudsonn Tomato Grill- Hudsonn Zeppe’s Bistro- Hudson

windStream communicationS culinary green

firSt Streetn Henning Software First Street Stagen Nicky Nicole

exhibitorsDiamond Auto Lease & Sales Luxury Auto

Show featuring: n Collection VW of Hudsonn Diamond Auto Lease & Salesn Epic Insurance Company

n LJI Collision Centern Mercedes Benz of Bedford n BMW Cleveland/Davis Automotive Groupn Classic Honda n Park Acura n Infiniti of Akron n Lexus of Akron/Cantonn Bedford Nissan

aKron children’S hoSpital actiVitieS green

n Little Tikes Land Stagen Little Tikes Landn Jo-Ann Fabric and Craft Stores- Jo-Ann Kids’ Craft Zone / “Celebration Station”n Akron Children’s Hospital n Port-a-potties, hand wash, diaper changing stationn Pepsi Beverage Trailer - cash only

exhibitorsn Bath Planet of NE Ohio n Chocolates by Erin n Cross Fit Cadre n Cutco Cutlery n Destination Hudsonn Evolve Fitness n FASTFRAME n The Goddard School n Gutter Helmetn Hudson Heatingn Joyce Factory Directn K-3 Climbersn Kindercare Learning Centern Kindermusik at Western Reserve Center for the Arts n Lucia’s...The Salon on Mainn The Nanny Connection

n Northeast Ohio Parent Magazine n Primrose School of Hudsonn Renewal by Andersonn Savannah’s Kettle Cornn Sabika Crystal Jewelry n Whistler’s Glen Alpacas n Window Pro

prostar Specialties community expo tentn Community of Saint Johnn Friends of the Hudson Parks & Taste of Hudson shirt sales n Gloria Dei Lutheran Preschooln Habitat for Humanityn Kika Paprika n Origami Owl n Pampered Chef n Strachan-Novak Insurance n Thirty One Gifts

art fairn budding arts by Susie lowder Watercolorn cynde h. designs Jewelry

n designs by Jody Jewelry

n Joyce radloff, Sheer Joy Jewelryn lindsay Jean-marie Fabricn loni b Jewelry Jewelryn makikisart Glassn mariano designs Jewelryn on the Spot Jewelry Jewelry

n pam Spremulli Printsn robert h. crombie Art Fair Coordinator Painting

n Subrosatea Teasn Vicki prussak Jewelryn whistler’s glen alpacas Fabricn window art Glass

n Pepsi Beverage Trailer-cash only for Pepsi products and $20 pre-loaded dining cards

exhibitorsn Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railroad n Family Chiropractic Center n Leaf Filter

n MR Plank Roofing n Ohio Hardwood Furnituren Simply Silvern State Farm- Nicole Salmon Agency

n Trails of Hudson

n universal Windows Direct, Akron

exhibitor row- parK lane

primroSe SchoolclocKtower green & gaZebo green


Presented and produced by North End of Hudson, the Wine & Beer garden features doz-ens of varieties of wines from around the world and 25 crafted beers. Tastes are available for $2 with full pours of select wines and beers avail-able at the full pour bars, also located in the Wine & Beer Garden. Food can be purchased in the Wine and Beer Garden from the North-End food tent, located near the beer and wine tastings. Sample some of the great food North-End has to offer.

North End has gathered a wide range of wines specifically for Taste of Hudson tasters. You are sure to find you’re a favorite bottle or two. When you do, be sure to make note of the label and visit North End at 7542 Darrow Rd.

(Rt. 91) just two miles north of downtown where you will find all the labels featured in the North End Wine & Beer Garden at Taste of Hudson.

Also there will be two full pour bars featuringselect wines and the following beers:n Stella Artoisn Yuenglingn Bud Lightn Goose Island 312n Kona Big Waven Wild Bluen Elevator Oktoberfestn Widmer IP Lager (Hop Side Down) Enjoy the NorthEnd Wine & Beer Garden

at Taste of Hudson. Remember, always drink responsibly.

North End Wine & Beer GardenJoin the fun at the North End Wine & Beer Garden during your visit to this

year’s Taste of Hudson. The Wine & Beer Garden is located on the behind the Hudson Library & Historical Society, located on Library Street and Vil-

lage Way in the First & Main retail district. (Area #1 on map in festival guide)

after hourS SundayJoin the after-hours fun on Sunday when the Wine & Beer Garden stays

open until 11 PM on tribute night featuring Straight On, the Heart Tribute Band, and Monica Robins and the Whiskey Kings.

taSte ticKetSWine & beer tastes are available to those 21 and older,

proof of age required. Those under 21 permitted in the Wine & Beer Garden to enjoy the entertainment, soft drinks and appetizers. Taste of Hudson dining card, cash or credit cards for purchase of Taste Tickets good for tastes of wine, beer, appetizers, soft drinks and bottled water.


can you pour the perfect draught beer? Prove it at the Stella Artois Draught Beer Per-fect Pour Competition* on Mon-day from 1:00-4:00 p.m.*there is a charge of $6 per person for this competition and participants may keep the cus-tom Stella Artois glass and the glass of Stella you draw! finalists will be determined at preliminary pour competi-tions inside the North End Wine & Beer Garden between 1:00 and 3:30 with the 6 finalists announced and posted at 3:30.


View on your Smartphone at

www.tasteofhudson.com/entertainment.html

taste of hudson Stages n Suncrest gardens Stage: located next

to the PNC Bank Community Dining Tent just east of the Windstream Communi-cations Culinary Green at First & Main

n henning Software Stage: located at the north end of First Street in First & Main

n little tikes land Stage: located on the Akron Children’s Hospital Activities Green

n gazebo green Stage: located in the Gazebo on the Gazebo Green at the north east corner of Rt. 303 and Rt. 91, across from the Activities Green

n buford t. hedgehog Stage: located at the North End Wine & Beer Garden on the patio behind the Hudson Library & Historical Society

n first & main arbor Stage: located “under the Arbor” on the Windstream Communications Culinary Green

There also are two side stages, at:

n art fair n primrose School clocktower green

The Labor Day event has grown into one of the largest FREE music festivals in the Mid-west.

Returning favorites and new headliners round out a packed music schedule that offers some-thing for all tastes, from Acoustic to Zydeco. In fact, Taste of Hud-son is a great place to hear new music and acts. Approximately one third of the musical groups performing this year will be new to the event, but local favorites and crowd-pleasers are always an important part of the enter-tainment line up too.

Attendees of Taste of Hudson

can check out music performanc-es on six stages throughout the festival venue from noon to 8pm Sunday and noon to 6pm Mon-day. The festival music team has put together a line-up that show-cases all types of music includ-ing, rock, blues, jazz, R&B, soul, funk and everything in between.

On Sunday night, August 31, Taste of Hudson will present a special evening concert in the North End Wine and Beer Gar-den featuring Straight On, The Heart Tribute Band, and Moni-ca Robins and the Whiskey Kings Band.

2014 Taste of Hudson Entertainment

The 2014 Taste of Hudson will continue a stellar music tradition bringing more than 60 bands over two days for a rockin’ 10th Anniversary year!


View on your Smartphone at www.tasteofhudson.com/entertainment.html


little tiKeS StageLocated on the Activities Green, northwest corner of routes 303 and 91

12:00 noon – 12:45 p.m., MacConmara Academy of Irish Dance, www.macconmaraacademy.com

12:45 – 1:30 p.m., Ballet Excel Ohio, balletexcelohio.org

1:30 - 2:30 p.m., McCulloch School of Irish Dance, mccullochschoolofirishdance.com

2:30 – 4:30 p.m., Martha’s Mistake, www.myspace.com/martha39smistake

4:30 - 6:30 p.m., Blue Groove, www.bluegroovejazz.com

6:30 - 8:00 p.m., Blu Monsoon, www.Facebook.com/Blu-Monsoon

* Performing between the bands change over at 2:30 p.m., 4:30 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. - Steel Drums by Scott

henning Software StageLocated on the north end of First St.

12:00 noon – 2:00 p.m., Midnight Drive, http://www.midnightdrive-ohio.com/

2:00 – 4:00 p.m., Qwik Sil-ver, www.reverbnation.com/qwiksilver

4:00 – 6:00 p.m., Mojo Honey, http://www.reverbnation.com/mojohoney

6:00 – 8:00 p.m., Grady Miller Band, http://cathymillermusic.com/

arbor firSt and main StageLocated on the southeast corner of the First and Main Green

11:15 a.m. and 2:30 p.m., - Kevin Conaway (20 minute sets) http://www.kevinconaway.com/#!

4:00 p.m., 5:30 p.m. & 7:00 p.m. - Dale Galgozy (20 minute sets) http://www.reverbnation.com/dalegalgozy

gaZebo green StageLocated on the Gazebo Green on the northeast corner of routes 303 and 91

12:00 noon - 1:00 p.m., Triple Miles

1:00 - 2:30 p.m., Favorite Mistake, https://www.facebook.com/pages/Favorite-Mistake/182190421879925

2:30 - 4:00 p.m., Blue Lunch www.bluelunch.com

4:00 - 6:00 p.m., Memphis Cradle www.memphiscradle.com/

6:00 - 8:00 p.m., Western Reserve Community Band www.westernreserveband.org/

Sunday, auguSt 31 buford t. hedgehog wine & beer garden StageBehind Hudson Library & Historical Society

12:00 noon – 2:30 p.m., The Juke Hounds www.thejukehounds.com/

2:30 - 5:00 p.m., Fabulous Voices, www.facebook.com/FabulousVoices

5:00 - 8:00 p.m., Straight On, The Heart Tribute Band, www.straightonhearttribute.com

8:00 - 11:00 p.m., Monica Robins and the Whiskey Kings, http://www.monicarobins.com


Sunday, auguSt 31 monday, September 1SuncreSt gardenS StageLocated near Culinary Tent, at the corner of Park Lane and First St.

12:00 noon – 2:30 p.m., Maria Jacobs and 4 Get The Girl, www.mariajacobsand4getthegirl.com

2:30 – 5:30 p.m., The Swizzle Stick Band, www.swizzlestickband.com

5:30 – 8:00 p.m., Sight N Sound, www.sightnsoundband.wordpress.com

SuncreSt gardenS StageLocated near Culinary Tent, at the corner of Park Lane and First St.

12:00 noon – 1:30 p.m., Vibrogroove www.johnmarkovic.com

1:30 – 3:30 p.m., Sarah Hays Band, http://thesarahhaysband.com

5:30 – 8:00 p.m., ContraBand www.thecontrabandband.com

henning Software StageLocated on the north end of First St.

12:00 noon – 1:30 p.m., Bandyku, rock

1:30 – 3:00 p.m., Elipsus, www.facebook.com/elipsusband

3:00 – 4:30 p.m., The Karma Kings, www.thekarmakings.com

4:30 – 6:00 p.m., Gary and the Memphis Prowlers, http://www.garyandthememphisprowlers.com



monday, September 1

little tiKeS StageLocated on the Activities Green, northwest corner of routes 303 and 91, with the Summit County Songwriters Circle, www.songwritersummit.com

main Stage art fair Side Stage main Stage art fair Side Stage

11:00 a.m., Bob Wood 11:20 a.m., Walt Frazier 3:00 p.m., La’Capp 2:40 p.m., Ken Moody-Arndt

11:40 a.m., Playz Well with Some 12:20 p.m., Ed Amann 4:00 p.m., Kathy Johnson 3:40 p.m., Elaine Ohm

12:40 p.m., Marilyn Dirrig & Frank Kuta 1:20 p.m., Jim Daniels 4:40 p.m., EffanGee Band 4:20 p.m., David Palomo

1:40 p.m., Rick Bruening 2:00 p.m., Nelson Sommers 5:20 p.m., Bobby Patetta & Kerry Kean

2:20 p.m., Limm Dime



monday, September 12014 Taste of Hudson Entertainment

buford t. hedgehog wine & beer garden StageBehind Hudson Library & Historical Society

12:00 noon – 1:30 p.m., up Til 4, www.facebook.com/uptil4

1:30 – 3:30 p.m., Road Home with Karyn Morgan, www.roadhomeband.wix.com/rock-on#

3:30 – 6:00 p.m., The Wanda Hunt Band, www.wandahuntband.com

gaZebo green StageLocated on the Gazebo Green on the northeast corner of Rts. 303 and 91

12:00 noon – 1:30 p.m.,Rio Neon www.rioneonband.com/Rio_Neon/Home.html

1:30 – 3:00 p.m., Skip Werke Band, http://skipwerke.com

3:00 – 4:30 p.m., Western Reserve Big Band, Swing Music

4:30 - 6:00 p.m., The Zydeco Kings, http://www.reverbnation.com/zydecokings

arbor firSt & main StageLocated on the southeast corner of the First and Main Green

1:30 p.m., 3:30 p.m. & 5:15 p.m., Bob Piascik (20 minute sets) http://www.reverbnation.com/bobpiascik


n bath planet of ne ohio - www.bathplanet.com/neohio

n cleveland gladiators - www.clevelandgladiators.com

n chocolates by erin - www.chocolatesbyerin.upweb.com

n clear choice custom lasik - www.clearchoicelaser.com

n clear Vision centers - www.clear-vision.com

n cross fit cadre - www.crossfitcadre.com

n cutco cutlery - www.cutco.com

n cuyahoga Valley Scenic railroad- www.cvsr.comn destination hudson - www.destinationhudson.comn evolve fitness - www.evolve-fitness.comn family chiropractic center - www.chiroforfamilies.comn faStframe - www.fastframe.comn first & main welcome tent - www.firstandmainhudson.comn friends of the hudson parks www.friendsofhudsonparks.org

n gloria dei lutheran preschool

www.gloriadeihudson.org/preschool.htm

n the goddard School- www.hudsonohiogoddardschools.com

n gutter helmet- www.harryhelmet.com

n habitat for humanity - www.hfhsummitcounty.com

n hudson heating - www.hudsonheatingco.com

n Joyce factory direct - www.joycefactorydirect.com

located on akron children’s hospital activities green, park lane exhibitor row, first Street and Village way2014 Taste of Hudson Exhibitors


located on akron children’s hospital activities green, park lane exhibitor row, first Street and Village way2014 Taste of Hudson Exhibitors

n K-3 climbersn Kika paprika - www.shopkika.com/DebiJenksn Kindercare learning center- www.kindercare.com n Kindermusik at western reserve center for the arts http://www.kindermusik.com/hudsonn lake erie monsters - www.lakeeriemonsters.comn leaf filter - www.leaffilter.comn lucia’s... the Salon on main - www.luciasthesalon.com n mr plank roofing - www.mrplank.comn nanny connection - www.yournannyconnection.comn nicky nicole - www.nickynicole.comn northeast ohio parent magazine www.northeastohioparent.com n ohio hardwood furniture - www.ohiohardwoodfurniture.comn origami owl - www.renechiles.origamiowl.comn pampered chefn primrose School of hudson - www.primrosehudson.comn renewal by anderson - www.renewalwindows.comn Savannah’s Kettle corn

n Sabika crystal Jewelry - www.sabika-jewelry.com n Simply Silvern Sky Zone boston heights - www.skyzone.com/bostonheightsn Strachan-novak insurance - www.sn-insure.comn State farm - Nicole Salmon Agencyn Trails of hudson - www.byredwood.com n universal windows direct, akron - www.universalwin-dowsdirect.comn whistler’s glen alpacas - www.whistlerglen-alpacas.com n window pro - www.windowpro.com

mimi Vanderhaven fashion avenue featuringn barefoot life products - www.barefootlifeproducts.comn ellen designsn foot traffic & accessoriesn it works - http://www.healthywithruth.myitworks.com/ n Jamberry nailsn mary Kay cosmetics - www.marykay.com/ashleymance

n Vein clinics of america - www.veinclinics.com

n Stella dot - www.stelladot.com/reneemohler

n Sparkle & Stylen Silpada design Jewelry

diamond auto lease & Sales luxury auto Show featuring n bedford nissan - www.bedfordnissan.com

n bmw cleveland/davis automotive group www.bmwcleveland.com

n classic honda - www.driveclassichonda.com

n collection Vw of hudsonn detailed express - www.detailedexpress.com

n diamond auto lease & Sales - www.diamondautolease.com

n infiniti of akron - www.infinitiofakron.com

n epic insurance company - www.epicinsurancecenter.com

n lexus of akron/canton- www.lexusofakron-canton.com

n lJi collision center - www.ljicollisioncenter.com

n mercedes benz of bedford - www.mercedesbedford.com n park acura - www.parkacura.com


Children’s Activities Don’t leave the kids at home because there is plenty to keep them busy for hours at Taste of Hudson. The festival is easy to navigate and stroller-friendly and we love kids. Hudson is home to the world headquarters of both Little Tikes and

Jo-Ann Fabric and Craft Stores which are both family favorites. We’re grateful for their sponsorship and very active participation.

Here is a sampling of the fun:

on the aKron children’S hoSpital actiVity green

(corner of Rt. 91 and Rt. 303)n Jo-Ann fabric and Craft

Stores is back with a Make it and Take it “Celebration Station!” It’s the 10th Anniversary of Taste of Hudson, and Jo-Ann Stores in-vites families to make a craft and snap a photo against a special 10th Anniversary backdrop for a special memory. Instagram that photo with #TasteofHudson and share with us!

n Little tikes Land is an inter-active play area filled with the lat-est Little Tikes play structures and toys. Pretend, slide, climb and splash in this special imagination zone for the little ones.

n renowned Cleveland area

magician Rick Smith Jr. will ap-pear, courtesy of Epic Insurance, at their tent in the Diamond Auto Luxury Auto Show. He can be seen Sunday, Aug. 31 from 1-3 p.m. and Monday, Sept. 1 from 1:30-3:30 p.m.

on the primroSe School clocKtower green

(Across from the Main Street merchants (look for the Clocktow-er and the gazebo)

n primrose School’s “Awesome tent” will have balloons and tat-toos and a whole lotta AWESOME. Thanks to Primrose for being a sponsor of the Primrose School Clocktower Green, a place kids can hang out and have fun.

n Cleveland gladiators/Lake erie Monsters Summer Splash tour rolls in with face and hair painting, interactive inflatables,

Monsters hockey slap shot sta-tion, Gladiators football toss and fun ways to win game tickets.

n Western reserve racquet and fitness Club brings their interac-tive youth tennis display and ac-tivity.

n Bouncy’s party fun brings everyone’s favorite — INFLATA-BLES — to the event including a Climb & Slide, a 40 ft obstacle course and the Morphy Crawl for the littlest adventurers

n Amanda’s elaborate eyes will transform children into all kinds of creatures, superheroes and beau-ty queens from 1-4 p.m. on Sun-day and Noon – 3 p.m. on Monday.

n Cleveland gladiators & Lake erie Monsters will challenge your skills with their shoot on goal and football passing inflatables.

n plus, there will be carnival style games and other exhibitors just for kids.


Primrose Clocktower Green ScheduleSunday, auguSt 31 monday, September 11:00 & 2:30 p.m . — Steel angels

A local group of fantastic kids of varying ages with a unique steel drum performance show that gets kids movin’ and groovin’.

1:30 p.m. — billy Juggling Stunt ShowAll new to the festival and features juggling, stunts and magic.

4:00 p.m. — akron Zoo animals on StageA presentation to help kids discover the animals that share

our world.

3:00 p.m. — the great bradA local favorite and brings a stage program at 3 pm on Mon-

day. You might catch him moving about the crowd with sleight of hand and other tricks before and after his show.

6:00 p.m. — Summit music togetherbrings a musical program to nurture a love of music in kids and

families through interactive song, dance and instrument play.

4:30 p.m. — mad Science with dr. weirdoShows that learning can be lots of fun!

Special feature: Sand sculp-tor laurie arntz-tournoux appears courtesy of Mer-rill Lynch and will be sculpting the Merrill Lynch bull. Look for Laurie at the Merrill Lynch tent, between the Hudson Library and Three Palms.


located on the akron children’s hospital activities green

2014 Taste of Hudson Art Fair

Enjoy the creations from nearly 20 select artist and crafters at the Taste of Hudson. Nestled among the beautiful trees and shade on the Akron Children’s Hospital Activities Green.

The Art Fair is the perfect compliment to make your day at The Taste complete.n budding arts

by Susie lowder

Watercolor

Powell

Susie Lowder

n cynde h. designs

Jewelry

Aurora

Cynde Hujarski

n designs by Jody

Jewelry

Wooster

Jody Lanham

n Joyce radloff, Sheer Joy Jewelry Westlake Joyce Radloff

n lindsay Jean-marie Fabric Akron Lindsay Jean-Marie

n loni b Jewelry Jewelry Bay Village Loni Beverly

n makikisart Glass Stow

Kimberly Henderson

n mariano designs

Jewelry

Hudson

Janice Mariano

n on the Spot Jewelry

Jewelry

Inverness, Fla.

Suzanne Fideli-Krongold

n pam Spremulli

Prints

Chagrin Falls

Pam Spremulli

n robert h. crombie Art Fair Coordinator Painting Hudson Rob Crombie

n Subrosatea Teas Sandusky Joy Skarupa

n Vicki prussak Jewelry Cuyahoga Falls Vicki Prussak

n whistler’s glen alpacas Fabric Hudson [email protected] n window art Glass

Geneva

Darlene Folk


New this year! 2014 Taste of Hudson Recycling & Composting

Hudson Environmental Awareness committee along with ReWorks is proud to announce that the Taste of

Hudson will be working towards Zero Waste during the 2014 event. All chefs, vendors, and guests will be asked to consider two waste reduction options.

First, plas-tic bottles, a luminum cans, glass bottles, clean paper, and cardboard are to be p l a c e d i n the desig-nated containers provid-ed throughout the event. These materials will be collected by AA Sanita-tion and transported to a Material Recovery Facili-ty in Akron, Ohio. Food scraps and paper prod-ucts, e.g., paper cups, nap-

kins and waxed paper, will be collected from guests, ven-dors, and chefs by student vol-unteers from Western Re-serve Academy. Staffed sorting

stations will be near the PNC Community Dining tent. The organic mate-rial collected is sent to a licensed Ohio Environ-mental Protection agen-cy compost facility where it is composted into a nu-trient rich soil.


Be a Part of the 2015 Taste of Hudson!Looking for a fun way to give of your time to your community?

GET A “TASTE” OF TASTE OF HUDSON: There are nu-merous ways for your company, organization or for you indi-

vidually to get involved with Taste of Hudson.

For details and forms for volunteer and sponsor-ship opportunities, visit www.tasteofhudson.com

reStaurantSThe Taste is a Hudson

area culinary showcase. Through your 10’ x 10’ tent, located on the Windstream Communications Culinary Green at First & Main, you will be permitted to sell sam-ple and full-sized portions and expose your restaurant, food and chef to thousands of area residents. For more restaurant information and/or to be added to the wait ist contact Stephanie Lal-lement, Restaurant Coor-dinator [email protected]

VolunteerSVolunteers are needed to assist with

various event elements to include but not limited to:

n Event Set Up/Tear Downn Registrationn Dining Card Salesn Event Hosts/Hostesses for: Regis-

tration, Children’s Pavilion, VIP Tent, Tend to needs of Sponsors and Res-taurants

n Entertainment, Stage Hands, Pro-duction Assistants

n Security/Trafficn Clean Up – During and after eventn Wine & Beer GardenContact Matt Gilbertson, Volun-

teers Coordinator at [email protected]

buSineSS and organiZationSn SponSorSHipS: Taste of Hudson offers

several levels of sponsorships including Co-Pro-moting, In-Association With, Friends of The Taste and Hudson Club. Each level provides promotional and advance advertising oppor-tunities and on-site festival presence. For de-tails, contact Andy Malitz, Executive Director at [email protected].

n CorporAte eXHiBitor And ven-dor tentS: A cost effective way for your company or organization to meet and greet the thousands of Taste of Hudson attendees. You may sample or sell product from your Corpo-rate Exhibit Tent. However ready to eat food items or beverages are not permitted to be sold from exhibitor tents. Contact Andy Malitz.

n HudSon non-profit orgAniZA-tionS: As a recognized non-profit organiza-tion that calls Hudson its home, there are op-portunities for you to participate in Taste of Hudson as an exhibitor at non-profit exhibi-tor rates. Contact Andy Malitz.


mediaLet us know how you would like to become a Media or Advertising Part-

ner. Please contact Andy Malitz, Executive Director at [email protected]

in-Kind SerViceS Taste of Hudson would like to work with local suppliers and service com-

panies in exchange for promotional considerations. The services we seek in-clude electrical supplies, trash disposal, propane supply, ice, generators, golf carts and office supplies please contact Rhonda Eddy, Production Manager at [email protected]

artS & entertainmentn entertAinerS/MuSiCiAnS/Street perforMerS: If you are in-

terested in performing at next year’s Taste of Hudson please send CD’s, tape, photos and bios to Bob Liskiewicz Taste of Hudson Entertainment Manag-er, PO Box 312, Hudson, Ohio 44236 or email Bob at [email protected].

We are also looking for interactive stilt walkers, poetry readers and story tellers, face painters, hair braiders and character artists. Please contact Jana Massary at [email protected]

n ArtiSAnS And CrAfterS: Are you an artist or crafter who sells your creations? Want to market your art and crafts to an upscale audience? Con-tact Rob Crombie, fair coordinator, at [email protected].

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