Performing at approximately 10:30 - 11:30am, Sunday, June 23

The Roman Goron Jazz Trio is an award-winning ensemble featuring Roman Goron, an 18-year old French-Filipino-American jazz pianist and composer. To find them on Instagram go to @namorogmusic.

Performing 11:45am-12:45 pm, Sunday, June 23

“Miles and Karina” are David Miles Keenan and Nova Karina Devonie from Seattle and started out together touring as members of the local western swingabilly group Ranch Romance in the early 90’s. Hear them in action by clicking here! (Photo credit: Mark White)

Performing 1pm-2pm, Sunday, June 23

jean mann is a Seattle-based alt-folk indie-pop singer songwriter, known for her powerfully intimate live performance, whether solo or as a duo with multi-instrumentalist music partner Bill Corral. Listen to her music here and check her out on Instagram @jeanmann! (Photo credit: Michelle Smith-Lewis.)

Performing 2:15-4:30 pm, Sunday, June 23

Steven Fletcher is a Seattle-based singer/songwriter/guitarist. He performs solo and with The Dogtones, a busy Seattle cover band. His original music has been featured in Young Rock (NBC), The Graduate (50th-anniversary re-release), The Young and the Restless and more. Listen to some of Steven’s music here. (Photo credit: Tony Pinto.)

Catherine James is a botanical watercolor artist based in Redmond, Wa. See more of her work here, read her bio here, and see her on Instagram here.

Artcycled Mosaics create unique, handcrafted mosaic garden art and jewelry created primarily from recycled china. To see more of their work go here.

These hand-crafted ornamental copper lawn art pieces are also fully-functional sprinklers and add a dimensional decorative beauty to your garden. Learn more here.

Gretchen Siegrist is a Resident Artist at Seward Park Clay Studio. Her work leans heavily on themes of nature in an upside-down, industrialized world. To see more, go here or visit her Instagram.

Swing by the booth of Yetta Snow of Present Day Tarot to get your 10-minute tarot card reading, as well as gift certificates and discounts on upcoming classes. See her website or her Instagram.

Tom Costantini does watercolor, ink and architectural drawings, often with vintage cars. See his more of his art here and follow him on Instagram.

Two Birds in a Pod creates one-of-a-kind products inspired by the Pacific Northwest. Products include fully-functional birdhouses built using reclaimed wood, driftwood, branches, rocks and more. Their website is here or go to their Instagram.

Zukuri Designs makes handmade handbags and accessories that are simple, elegant, and distinctive. For more info, see their site on Etsy.

Paula’s Soaps has been in Columbia City for 37 years. Paula’s natural, chemical-free products include shower melts, bath soaking salts, salves and body butters, along with bar and liquid soaps. Visit her website here.

John Vranesh is a Seattle resident with a woodworking shop in Anacortes, specializing in handmade charcuterie/cutting/sushi boards, keepsake boxes and cedar garden furniture.

The Ocean Sky Lab Gallery Shop offers fine art photography prints, cards, and paper goods using gallery quality archival materials that are locally and sustainably sourced, when possible. See more at their website and Instagram

Spark&Thread is a unique art boutique that sells handcrafted items for your home, including: metal work, recreated furniture, ceramics, and 2D and 3D art. Visit them at their store, 1909 E Aloha St, Seattle, online at Sparkandthread.store or on Instagram @sparkandthread.

Artists Steve and Carol Bryant of Driftwood Creations use recycled and new metal, found glass and driftwood to make unique and whimsical pieces of garden art, including: metal sculptures, glass flowers, benches, birdhouses and bird feeders. For more information see their website.

Cafe Che Che is a woman-owned, small batch, specialty coffee roasting operation located in south Seattle. Founder Lisa Petke roasts coffee for local delivery. For more information, visit her website or Instagram.

Christy’s Garden farms are located in Snohomish and Monroe. They provide fresh farm flowers and beautiful flower arrangements festivals and markets throughout Seattle.

Nina Paul is a design firm founded by Industrial Designers, Christina Buchenau-Elliot and Dirk Elliot who create and sell porcelain, ceramics and other handmade items for the home, drawing on Alpine lifestyle, vintage farm and ranch elements. See their website here or Instagram.

Angie Mordy owns A Very Vintage Market, which sells vintage and garden items. She has been selling for over 12 years and also manages a pop -up market. See more at her website.

Emily Wamsley is a Seattle-based tin collage artist who upcycles tin containers to create beautiful miniature still lifes. You can find her on Instagram @emily_wamsley or at www.emilywamsley.com.

Renee Look, a printmaker making artwork with linoleum block prints, focuses on sustainability by printing on reclaimed materials and framing prints in recycled frames. You can find her on Instagram or more information here.

Arni's abstract paintings are colorful improvisations, some of which refer loosely to landscapes. She also creates “Exquisite Corpse" wooden blocks, a 3D block collage of heads/torsos/legs. To see more, go to her Instagram and FB @ arniadler.

Renee Hazen’s art is an intuitive creation of storytelling with a dash of whimsy. She is also an intuitive development guide and clarity and purpose coach. See her website here, her Instagram here and Facebook here.

Artist Diana Vinh makes a variety of items inspired by nature; knit hats, photo cards, watercolors, lavender sachets, willow baskets and beach stone necklaces. See her website and her Instagram.

Sally is a photographer with an unwavering love for flowers and bags, who sells high quality tote bags with her images printed on them. Here’s her website, her Facebook and her Instagram.

Porpe Artifacts’ founder Vicky designs and makes jewelry for the people who love artistry, design and stories. Her jewelry is handcrafted in her studio in Sammamish. Go to her website here and her Instagram here.

Billy and Andrea of Fennel Creek Farm create a variety of handblown glass art, handmade brooms, soy wax candles, hand-stamped towels, barn quilts and wool art from their small flock of sheep. They are on Instagram at @fennelcreekfarm and Etsy.com/shop/fennelcreekfarm.

Day Moon Press is a family-owned letterpress print shop operating in Seattle since 1976. Tess LeNoir has taken over her parent’s business and makes notecards, prints, and journals from handset type and hand-carved relief blocks. Website is http://daymoonpress.com/ and Instagram is here.

Marcel Flores of Brickporch Press is a printmaker in Columbia City, where he makes linocuts about liberation, skeletons, and buses. Instagram: @oldroad

Sofya Belinskaya is a Ukrainian-American painter, draftswoman and printmaker based in Seattle. Here’s her Instagram. (@pulpandpencil)

Go Dog Go Mobile Dog Gym provides climate controlled runs for your pups. Offering weekly, bi-weekly or monthly runs on our self-propelled dog slat-mills as an addition to your pups exercise routine. Learn more at godoggomobile.com, on Facebook or Instagram. Bring your dog to the Festival so they can try it out!

B Hive Creative by Maribeth Evezich features abstract acrylic and mixed media art on canvas, inspired by the colors and textures of nature. Find her on Instagram @b_hive_creative

Dillon Bennet primarily works in wood engraving, carving intricate images and designs into small blocks of end-grain wood to make prints. Find him on Instagram: @dillon_bennett_nw or his website.

This family-owned apiary takes pride in blending honey harvests to create a unique, rich, and flavorful Wildflower Honey that reflects the diverse flora of Washington State. See more at Www.LittleBeeHaus.com.

Coat de Fleur collaborates with local artists that create exclusive floral prints for their line of reversible coats, hats and other wearables. Their luxury, size-inclusive jackets evoke the English country garden with a touch of romance and whimsey. Coats will be 30% off at the Summer Festival. See more at their website.

Bright Spot Swing by their booth for some hot drip coffee, pastries, iced coffee, iced tea, lemonade, cookies, biscuits and some packaged snacks and drinks.

Pingüino Cachetón is a small Mexican food truck and catering business started by David Lopez, native of Mexico City Mexico. When David was a young boy, his grandmother lovingly taught him how to cook. Since then, he has brought his love of food and cooking to his family and friends in the Pacific Northwest. Come see them at the Summer Festival and get some tacos, tortas, tamales, burritos, or authentic Mexican!

Specializing in Goan cuisine, owner Cajetan Mendoca’s restaurant is known for its expert use of saffron and aromatic spices, creating dishes that are both flavorful and visually stunning. Their website is here and Instagram here.

That’s Amore will serve classic Italian dishes with a modern twist, including spaghetti, lasagna and buttered pasta with parmesan

Chillz Ice Cream delivers ice cream the old fashioned way -- one at a time from their nostalgic Ice Cream Jeep. They sell the finest selection of name brand, individually wrapped frozen confections.