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APPEALING MUSICAL
APPETIZERS
FRIDAY, MAY 22 .
Chisel brothers w/Thornetta
Davls 4:30pm
CJ Chenier & The Red Hot Louisiana
Band 8:30pm
SATURDAY, MAY 23
Steve King & The Dlttllles Noon
TeenAngels 3:30pm·
Vudu Hlpples 7pm
Goober & The Peae., 8:30pm
SUNDAY, MAY 24
TBA Noon
Gospel Show : 2pm
Alexander ZonJlc 3:30pm
RedC 7pm
Missionary Stew 8:30pm
MONDAY, MAY 25
Bobby Lewis & The Cracker Jack
Band Noon
Jeff Scott & The Big Picture and
Chisel Brothers w/Thornetta
Davls 3:30pm
UttIe Caesars Pizza Party I Party I Stage
(In front of the General Motors Bldg)
THE KIDZONE
FRIDAY, MAY 23
Talent Search Flnalists 11 am
Other performances 4-18 yrs.)
Flying Aces Pro Frisbee
Team 12:15pm
Storytelling wI TV2's Kam Car-
man 1 pm
Saflya Tsekanl Black F.olk Arts
Inc ***1 :30pm
Marc Thomas 2:35pm
Talent Search Flnallsts 3pm
(Dance 8-13 yrs.)
Paper Bag Players 4:15pm
TuxedoMaglc " .4:45pm
Talent Search Finalists 5pm
(vocalsllnstrumentals 4-7 yrs.)
SUNDAY. MAY 24
Talent Search Flnallsts 11 am
(Instrumental 8-13 yrs)
Story Bullders ***12:15pm
Zek The Maglclan 12:40pm
Talent Search Flnallsts 1 pm
(vocals 8- 13 yrs)
The Puppet Place Theatre 2:30pm
Talent Search Flnallsts 3:15pm
(WcaJlllnstrumentab 14-18 yrs)
Steve Ryder's Maglc 4:15pm
Talent Search Flnallsts 5pm
(dance 4-7 and 14-18 yrs)
MONDAY, MAY 25
Mary Popplns by Eunl
Tracy 12:15pm
TuxedoMaglc 12:45pm,
Tastefest Talent Search for Kids Win-
ners Showcase 2:30pm
Josh White, Jr. & Ron
Coden ***4:15 and 5:30pm
Health AIIlanoe Plan Children's Stage
(Presented by WL TI-FM New. Center
Park) "pres nted by metroPARENT
Magazfne
MORE FOR KIDS
* Design painter's caps at the
metroPARENT Magazine booth.
* F acepalntlng, fruit and vegetable
decorating, and more In the Henry
Ford Health System FamllyFest
Area.
* Detroit Edison's 'Identify Our Kids'
booth all weeKend and Envlro Magic
Stroh's Main Stage (In the Fisher Bldg
Parking Lot)
FRIDAY, MAY 22
Charlie Gabriel's traditional Dixieland
Jazz band .......... 11 :30am - 12:30pm
(outside the Jazz tnt)
Meet Rosetta Hines and other WJZZ
personalltles 1 :30-3pm
(outside the jazz tnt)'
David Myles & Myl.estones
................... 6-7:30pm 9:30-1 0:30pm
SATURDAY, MAY 23
Gwen Laster 12:30-2:30pm
Jazz Allstars wI Ursula Walker,
Buddy Budsen, Marcus Belgrave,
George Benson, Eric Brandon and
Danny Spencer 3-6pm
Bugs Beddow 6:30-8pm 9-10pm
SUNDAY, MAY 24
Sounds of Brazilian Jazz
.................................... 12:30-2:30prn
The Hot Club 4-6pm
Straight Ahead - Detroit Record
Launch Party 6:30-8pm
Go For It Jam Session wlone and all
Detroit Jam Session
.................................... 9:30-1 0:30pm OvM 30 of the fin t re taurants whip up
MONDAY, MAY 25 their pecla/t/es ,to please your palate.
Gwen & Charles Scales .... 1-2:30pm *Restuaran will be IIlng 'tast 'all
Sun Sounds Orchestra w end
...................................... 3:30-6:30prn
Show dally at 2pm.
* Detroit Recreation Dept. Rhythmic
Gymnastics dally at 2pm
* Michigan Humane SOCiety small
petting area.
* Decorate the KJDZONE wall of art.
SATURDAY, MAY 23
Cowboy Arlzona .. ; ***2pm
TuxedoMaglc 4pm
SUNDAY, MAY 24
Mr. Bones ***Noon
Big Blue Fred 2pm
MONDAY, MAY 25
TuxedoMaglc Noon
Pippen Puppets ***2:30pm
Twlnky The Clown ***4pm
···presented by metroPARENT
Magazine
MAIN ENTREES
FRIDAY, MAY 22
Bringing the TasteFest crowd to Its
feet are Motown's SPINNERS
.............................................. , .... 8pm
SATURDAY, MAY 23
Smooth plano stylings of national
Jazz sensation - TOM GRANT
.......................... 2:30pm and 8:30pm
SUNDAY, MAY 24
She's hot, she's sassy, she's Detroit
favorite - NORMA JEAN BELL
.............................................. 2:30pm
SUNDAY, MAY 24
Singing the hits you love, Including
MJoy to the Worl�, M the exciting -
THREE DOG NIGHT .spm
MONDAY. MAY 25
TasteFest crowds will be rock In' to
the Corps - RHYTHM CORPS
.............................................. 2:30pm
Canada's hot new alternative "
band - BOOTSAUCE 6:30�.
Wellness Plan Jazz Showcase Tent
(pr ented by WJZZ-FM Fish r Bldg. W
Driveway)
ON THE SIDE
PERRY DRUG PRESENTS THE
- AMERICAN GREETINGS TO THE
WORLD CARD- - Visit the world'
largest festivals around the world.
Everyone who signs this very special
card can enter to win a trip around the
world.
THE CULINARY TENT - Celebrity
chefs get Into the act at Michigan
TasteFest with their personal and
sometimes hilarious culinary styles.
They'll share thel r recipes and tips for
success Friday through Monday.
THE DAWN CRUB·OFF - A wet
and wild quest to find the nation's top
dishwasher. this fun, fast-paced,
bubbly event, sponsored by Dawn
Dlshwashlng Uquld, promises to be
a highlight of the festival this year.
Great Prizes! Saturday, 12:30-
4:30pm.
DISCOVER MICHIGAN WINES AT
MICHIGAN TASTEFEST - Enjoy
some of the state's fine wines at the
Michigan Grape and Wine Industry
Council tent. You'll be amazed at the
variety when 16 Michigan vintners
present many of their award-winning
wines.
IN THE NEW-CENTER
ONE BUILDING
FASHIONFEST - WSU design and
merchandising students present
summer fashions from the Shops of
the Fisher Building and New Center
One. Door prizes. Saturday at 1 pm
and 3:30pm.
MICHIGAN WATERCOLORS -
The Forgotten Vista: The Urban
Landscape of Michigan Is a show of
paintings by Amanda Mllay Hughes.
THE DETROIT JA72 SCENE -
Presented by the Gra.ystone
Museum, photographs, newspaper
clippings, memorabilia and artifacts
Illustrate the history of Detroit Jazz
from the early 1900's to the present.
TIME TRAVELERS CRAFT
DEMONSTRATIONS - Greenfield
Village and Henry Ford Museum
present techniques from days of old,
Saturday and Sunday.
IN THE FISHER
BUILDING
WALKING TOURS - Free 30
minute tours of the Fisher, General
Motors and New Center One build­
Ings Sat. thru Mon. at 1 :30pm, 3pm
and 4:30pm. Sign up during the fes­
tival at the Second Ave. entrance of
the Fisher Building. Spaoe Is Imlted.
WJR 70th ANNIVERSARY EXHIBrr
- Traces the station's 70 years of
history through photos and
memorabilia. Prize drawings and
autograph sessions throughout the
festival weekend .
SUCCULENT
SPECIALS
IN THE GENERAL
MOTORS BUILDING
AUTO DISPLAY - Visit the exhibit
MILlENNl,UM TRIBAL WISDOM AND THE MODERN WORLD
A 10-hour series that uses first-person storytelmg, philosophical inquiry, dramatization, and traditional
documentary filmmaking to examine how people in 11 tribal cultures, and in our own, confront the basic
issues of life: love and sex, family and personal Identity, money and power, art and spirituality, and the future
of our planet. The series began May 11 and continues thru June 8. TOP LEFT: Jaro, a young girl of the
Wodaabe of Niger, Africa, featured in Hour 5, The Art of 'LIving, airing May 25 at 9pm on PBS*, (photo by
Carol Beckwith) - TOP RIGHT: Hurendon Bautista of the Huichollndians of Mexico� featured in Hour 8,
Inventing Reality, airing June 1 at 10pm. on PBS·. (photo by Antonio Vlzcalro) - BOTTOM RIGHT: Boru, a
young boy of the Gabra of Kenya, featured in Hour 7, A Poor Man Shame Us All, airin'g June 1 at 9pm
on PBS·. (photo Thomas Kelly) - BonOM LEFT: Beatrice Yellow of the Navajo of New MexIco, featured In Hour 10, At the
Threshold, airing June 8 at 10pm on PBS·. (photo by Susan Page) - ·Check local Ilstlngs
rooms In the General Motors Building
for a look at the �xcltlng GM product
line.
HISTORIC PHOTOS - On display
In the GM Bldg. lobby, tell the rich
history of the General Motors Build­
Ing, which was deSigned by
renowned architect Albert Kahn.
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