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11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Mardi Paws Dog Parade
Sponsored by Pismo Beach Veterinary Clinic
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Food
- 201 Kitchen
- B. Food International
- Crave Mini Donuts
- Daniel & Daniel
- GBrother's Kettlecorn
- Heavenly Hot Dogs
- Julia's Juices
- Paradise Shave Ice
- Rib Line by the Beach
- Sanchez Roasted Corn
- Sister Kitchen Thai
- Sophia's Kitchen
- Station Grill
Wares
- A Little Bit of Everything
- Arte NAYAC
- Arte Tonatiuh
- Bella's Artes Almar
- Blue Dolphin
- Bottles Up
- California Cactus Cleaner
- Coastal Wood Import
- Cutco Cutlery
- Damsel in Defense
- Full Moon
- Golden Coast Cowgirl
- Hidden Gem Gandle Co.
- JDS Boutique & Supplies
- JPK Artist
- Mustache Pete
- Papa Joe's Spicy Products
- Peruvian Imports
- Salty Dangles
- Scentsy
- Stapinksy Crafts
- Studio Drea
- Taddo's Tallow
- The Fun Stop
- The Spirit Spa
- Visions by Verlee
Information
- Boys & Girls Club of South SLO County
- Century 21 - Linda Mangat
- Creekside Pet Boarding LLC
- Leaf Filter
- SLO de Vie
- Sunshine & Reign Photo
THE MUSIC
The festival brings together a variety of music styles on two different stages: Park Stage in Ramona Garden Park and Street Stage on Ramona Ave. Saturday features a lineup of nine artists from 10 AM until 9 PM. Sunday features a lineup of six artists from 12 PM until 6 PM. Bring a lawn chair, your dancing shoes, and experience two days of wonderful music.
FOOD & STREET FAIR
From local crafts to world treasures and a wide variety of food, beer, wine, and beverage options, the Street Fair brings vendors from across the Central Coast and beyond to the streets surrounding the Festival.
ACTIVITIES FOR ALL AGES
Beyond the music, the weekend will feature family fun for all ages. The Kidz Zone in Ramona Garden Park will have bounce houses and outdoor activities for children. Sunday features the Annual Mardi Paws Dog Parade with prizes for top dogs (and their guardians!)
DIRECTIONS
HISTORY
The festival name traces back to a folk tale about a stranger's arrival in a starving village. The stranger promises to cook enough soup to feed the entire population. As the stranger cooks and tastes the soup, he asks each villager to contribute an ingredient for flavor. The result is a tasty, nourishing soup that feeds everyone. The moral is a reminder that by everyone pulling together and combining diverse strengths, much can be accomplished.
The founders of the Stone Soup Music Festival created the event with this story in mind. For over 30 years, each summer, the community joins together to provide a venue for a wide variety of local and guest musicians, artists, and food & merchandise vendors to celebrate cultural and ethnic diversities. The festival remains popular with locals as well as drawing thousands of visitors to Grover Beach and the surrounding communities.
Each year, the Clark Center relies on sponsors, volunteers, staff, vendors, and donors like you to continue a community tradition that has thrived for over 30 years in Grover Beach.