Marshall Way Bridge (between Southbridge & Waterfront shopping districts)

• City of Scottsdale: Nestled in the heart of the desert southwest, Scottsdale has a long tradition of being committed to sustainability. From the way we plan, to the way we build, to the way we play, Scottsdale has been on the forefront of the "green" movement for over a decade. Let us share with you all the ways SCOTTSDALE IS GREEN! 
• Cosanti Foundation: In 1956, Paolo Soleri and his late wife, Colly, incorporated the Cosanti Foundation, a not-for-profit educational organization devoted to the support of Soleri's noted architectural and urban planning research.  The Foundation focuses on educating, ensuring the continuing construction of Arcosanti and hosting educational and cultural conference.  Featured for Green Street Scottsdale: A photographic exhibit of the various facets of Cosanti Foundation.
• Edwards Design Group: The Edwards Design Groups is committed to protecting the earth and its inhabitants through green building practices.  The Edwards Design Group has helped develop construction techniques that utilize energy efficient, recycled and locally produced materials. Featured for Green Street Scottsdale: Large-scale photographs of completed buildings and work in progress.  You will be able to walk through this exhibit and actually touch, lift and feel regionally-appropriate materials. 
• McDowell Sonoran Conservancy: The McDowell Sonoran Conservancy champions the completion and sustainability of the McDowell Sonoran Preserve for the benefit of this and future generations.  We will create a 'virtual preserve' experience to include rock climbing ropes and harness that participants can try on, hiking 101 demonstrations, food from the desert interactive display and trail maps. 
• Scottsdale Public Art: The mission of the Scottsdale Public Art Program is to make Scottsdale one of the most desirable communities in the country in which to live, work and visit by incorporating art and design projects throughout. At Green Street, Scottsdale Public Art will host a Soleri Bridge information station where attendees will have the opportunity to envision the future bridge spanning the canal in addition to learning more about Paolo Soleri, his legacy, and his bridge in Scottsdale. At twenty-seven feet wide on the south end and narrowing to eighteen feet on the north, the bridge connects Fashion Square and the Waterfront shops to Southbridge and Gallery districts south of the Arizona Canal in Downtown Scottsdale. 

Main St. Plaza

• Loloma Transit Station:  Ollie the Trolley will provide free transportation from the Valley Metro Light Rail to Loloma Station.
• Su Vino Winery: This full winery offers tastings and sale of full bottles of our delicious wine made right here in Scottsdale.     Featured for Green Street Scottsdale: Half-priced tasting for Green Street affair from 7pm - 10pm.
• Artisan Markets AZ: Check out this market-style setting and browse through booths of more than 20 Arizona artists!
• Joe Draper Music: Join us for live music on the Plaza with Joe Draper.  This band brings a high-energy, festive vibe with Alternative, Indie, Blues and Rock 'n' Roll music!

Main Street (between Scottsdale Rd. and Goldwater Blvd.)

• Arcana Gallery:  Represents contemporary Russian artists that have years, and in some cases decades, of training and experience. Featured for Green Street Scottsdale: Vitaly Shchetilnikov, an artist who shows his deep appreciation of nature through beautiful landscapes.
• Arizona West Galleries: Western art and memorabilia (spurs, chaps, books)
• Bonner David Galleries: One of Scottsdale's largest galleries, Bonner David presents dual exhibition spaces, one representing the finest traditional paintings and sculptures and another devoted to the best in contemporary art.
• Cafe Forte: Cafe Forte Bistro & Wine Bar is a charming art district eatery nestled among the galleries of downtown Scottsdale.  We will be featuring a menu of food items that showcases our commitment to local sustainable farming, and our own relationship to Desert Root Farms in Queen Creek Arizona. 
• Charles H. Pabst Signature Gallery: The premiere showcase of the works of Charles H. Pabst.  Other featured artists include E.C. Wynne, Elie Hazak, Ron Stewart and Michael Pabst. 
• Duley-Jones Gallery: Features an eclectic selection of contemporary artwork in a variety of media by regional and national artists. 
• French Designer Jeweler:  The store features original creations by 25 artists from around the world, who use unusual gemstones and precious metals. Featured for Green Street Scottsdale: A one man show of jewelry by Kit Carson, who uses the images of the indigenous plants and wildlife of Arizona in his designs. 
• Gallery Russia: Specializes exclusively in fine art from Russia and the former Soviet Union, importing original artwork since 1992. 
• Gebert Contemporary: Contemporary abstract non-objective painting, sculpture and photography.  Featured for Green Street Scottsdale: Mixed media artist Mark Vinci uses recycled billboard material, cut into strips and mounted on board to create unique collages. Bright colors make for an unusual fluidity of movement, blurring images to recreate the experience of buzzing by cityscapes, bright lights and moving traffic.
• Guidon Books: Has been located on Main Street since 1964 and features an extensive collection of new and out-of-print books on the American Civil War and Western Americana. 
• Joan Cawley Gallery: Established 1974, Joan Cawley is one of the most popular Southwest contemporary galleries in the country. Featured for Green Street Scottsdale: Furniture and metal works made using recycled material.  Artists Chirs Palin, Robert Rwela, T-Bud and Chai and Heidi Beck will be present.
• King Galleries: Is nationally renowned for its focus on contemporary and traditional Native American pottery.  Featured for Green Street Scottsdale:  "Tourniquet: The Clay Art and Fashion Design of Virgil Ortiz", who has designed for Dona Karan and will introduce his new fall 2009 T-shirt collection for crafted from organic cotton and bamboo, a renewable resource.  The imagery is based on the creation of Native American superheroes Ortiz is bringing to life with his animated feature film and comic book series currently in production. 
• Knox Artifacts: Specializes in Native American and Pre-Columbian Art. 
• Legacy Gallery: We proudly represent over 100 nationally known artists and offer the finest in representational and impressionistic art.  Featured for Green Street Scottsdale: Wildlife painter Trevor Swanson, who lives in Arizona and paints wildlife subjects of the desert as well as high mountain areas. 
• Marshall-LeKAE Gallery: Fine art and fine craft gallery in premier location in Scottsale Arts District. Featured for Green Street Scottsdale: Local metal smith Thomas Markusen, who utlizes recycled and re-smelted copper; local woodworking engineer Jeff Arnett, who utilizes native hardwoods, worked by hand; and local artist/draughtsman/sculptor Tyson Snow, who utilizes green materials.
• occasions! By Design: A rare gem on Main Street that uniquely pairs contemporary art with the art of tabletop.  We focus on one-of-a-kind art, jewelry and tabletop. Featured for Green Street Scottsdale: Artist Kim Mason, who works only with recycled materials. 
• Overland Gallery: The work of premier American artists: Gary Ernest Smith, Ed Mell, Martin Grelle, Joseph Lorusso and David Leffel. Overland also has a major collection of Russian Impressionism from the Soviet period.
• Paul Scott Gallery: Is a venue for a select group of classically-trained artists working in diverse styles ranging from realism to non-representational abstract.  This group of internationally acclaimed artists currently represents over 10 nations.
• Rive Gauche Art Galleries: Houses a large collection of traditional and contemporary paintings and bronze sculptures, from nationally and internationally award-winning artists.  Featured for Green Street Scottsdale: German Artist Gabriele Koenig-Rewis will have a show opening and will be at the opening reception to answer questions and meet with attendees. 
• River Trading Post: Features both antique and contemporary traditionally made American Indian Art, including Navajo weavings, Hopi Kachinas, stone sculpture, hand-coiled pottery, sliver jewelry and plains beadwork. Traditional American Indian Art is by definition 'green' as it is constructed solely of natural elements - clay, wood, wool and stone.  American Indians are the original recyclers by incorporating elements that had outlived their purpose into new and useful objects.   
• S.R. Brennen Gallery of Fine Art: Has been featuring renowned America and European artists for more than 20 years on Main Street and over 30 years in the United States. 
• Scottsdale Fine Art: Showcases original representational art with works in impressionistic, traditional and realistic styles. Oil paintings, bronze and ceramic sculpture, watercolor and pastels adorn this spacious Main Street gallery.  Featured for Green Street Scottsdale: Artist painting demonstration by still life painter Tim Perkins. 
• Specialty Cabinets: As designers and manufacturers of distinctive residential cabinetry and architectural millwork,  Specialty Cabinets of Arizona brings a truly "specialty" touch to your home. Featured for green Street Scottsdale: Specialty Cabinets, Westar Kitchen & Bath, Chisel Marble & Granite, and Premier Copper Products will host an open house showcasing some of the finest "Green" products in the industry.  Stop by for free samples of the new Neuro beverage line as well as good food and great raffle prizes.
• Xanadu Gallery: Is Scottsdale's most vibrant and eclectic gallery, specializing in contemporary kinetic and bronze sculpture, representational and abstract paintings, and handblown glass.  Featured for Green Street Scottsdale: Artists Andrew Smith and John & Elli Milan will be at Xanadu Gallery. Andrew will demonstrate his amazing kinetic sculptures made of recycled materials and found objects. John and Elli will speak about their "Conservation" series on display at the gallery that night.
  
  Artist Demonstrations and LIve Music:
• Laurie Nessel Designs featuring artist Laurie Nessel: Laurie will demonstrate the ancient art of core-formed vessels (developed in Mesopotamia 4,000 years ago) using modern equipment and materials. She will be using glass recycled from the hotshop at the Mesa Arts Center. Rods of glass are softened in a flame and wound around a core made of steel wool dipped in refractory slurry.
• Community Love by artist Jesse Fairchild: An experiment in community cooperation and "synergy art," this project is a community project-dozens of volunteers will help paint signs that feature positive words. These signs will then be used in a performance by a crew of volunteers displaying the signs on street corners in proximity to one another to create a visual sequencing and impact.
• Watershade featuring musician Rebecca de la Torre: Pop-rock, four piece ensemble
• Soliloquies featuring musician Jeordie: Best of Valley, singer-songwriters
• Musician Guy Soper: Classical guitar sensation and Freshman from Shadow Mountain High School, Guy will play amazing works by Brazilian and Classical composers, as well as Beatles favorites.  In front of Xanadu Gallery.

Marshall Way (between Indian School and 5th Ave.)

• Cornelis Hollander: This Dutch-master jeweler (who now lives in Scottsdale) has captured the imagination of the national and international jewelry community with his superior craftsmanship and award-winning, trend-setting styles.  Bring in your jewelry and we can use all of the materials in creating a new piece of jewelry for you.  The good thing about jewelry is that it can be 100% recycled.  The gold can be melted and new designs can be created, using the same diamonds and gemstones in a new look.  
• Palavela Home: Interior Design and home furnishings store. We also have many items for visitors and thank you gifts. We have home furnishings that are recycled materials. We also have sources for many green home furnishings. 
• Tea Gschwender: Full service, high-end retail tea shop featuring teas from all over the world since 1978.  Select from 172 premium loose teas and get your favorite tea brewed to-go. 
• The Conservatory: A locally owned, beautiful and unique store offering fine furniture, accessories, antiques, baby treasures and exceptional gifts. Featured for Green Street Scottsdale: We will be serving complementary Arizona Wine.
• Wilde Meyer Gallery: Wilde Meyer Gallery features an eclectic collection of contemporary fine art in a  beautiful setting of Asian antiques. Featured for Green Street Scottsdale: "Mixed Bag of Media" show, which includes Charles Davison (mixed media paintings in a folk art style from old clothes, found objects and found printed paper), Steven Hofberger (still life or figure painting on found windows he gets from home renovation projects) and Rick Lussier (metal sculptures from found metal objects). 

• McDowell Sonoran Conservancy Photo Exhibit: Will exhibit select photos from the 2009 Focus on Conservation Photography Exhibit in the courtyard on Marshall Way, with MSC Steward Photographers explaining the photographs.  Photo books will available for sale at the event, with the artists available to sign the books.  
• Doppler Design featuring artists Joshua Dopp: Arizona Mobile Glass Studio, the Highway Hotshop, is owned and run by Joshua Dopp and Adam Frus. Glass is one of the oldest recyclable materials and the highway hotshop believes in supporting all things green. We will be showing our glass equipment and some of the many objects which we make from recycled glass. 
• Flamedancer Beads featuring artist Dolly Ahles: A lampworking demonstration featuring stringer pulling, goldstone stringer pulling, hollow bead demonstration and floral bead demonstration. 
• Live Action Mural featuring artist Ryan Griffin:  Sketches onto a drawing tablet will project large-scale ephemeral visions onto the exterior of a building in Downtown Scottsdale.  Light Graffiti, also known as light painting, takes what you think you know about graffiti and turns it on its head.
• Musician Tobie Milford: Avant-garde, Jazz-Rock Violin
• Musician Elijah Bossenbroeck: Neo-classical solo pianist

5th Avenue/Stetson/Waterfront

• ArtScene:  Created by Margaret and Christine Wertheim of the Institute for Figuring (IFF), the Hyperbolic Crochet Coral Reef Project is "a woolly celebration of the intersection of higher geometry and feminine handicraft."  The crochet reef has received worldwide acclaim through previous exhibitions. The project consists of a crocheted coral reef exhibit featuring loopy kelps, fringed anemones, spiraling corals, and tendrilled jellyfish. The exhibit celebrates the craft of crochet and also raises awareness of the potential connection between global warming, our everyday choices, and the gradual disappearance of coral reef gardens. 
• Metro Brasserie: Metro offers French country cooking with some influences of the American South.  We always use local produce and as many local purveyors as possible. 
• Olive & Ivy: Blends the flavors & timeless elegance of the Mediterranean with contemporary California chic.  Featured for Green Street Scottsdale: A selection of organic, biodynamic or sustainable wine for the event and a 'green drink', made with organic vodka. 
• Sewell's Indian Arts: We sell native American Indian jewelry, arts and crafts and feature Trail of the Painted Ponies, T-shirts and souvenirs. Featured for Green Street Scottsdale: 10% off "On The Trail of the Painted Ponies" collection. 
• Sunrise Jewelry and Gallery: Our store features a collection of Jewelry, rings, necklaces, earrings, and bracelet. We have quality glassworks all designed by top artists, everything from handblown glass, to Native American pottery and Kachina Dolls. All artists are well known in their fields of expertise. 

• Musician Irena Rojo & Gypsy Conservatory: Classical flutist with Eastern European folk influences
• G3 Trio featuring musician Grant Ferguson: Guitar-based, jazz-rock instrumentals