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15th Annual Telemark Festival at Bear Valley
Bear Valley, CA....The 15th Annual Bear Valley Telemark Festival takes place this weekend, February 11-13, 2011. "Get some corn before it cools off!" Register Now! Here are the latest updates from MAS:
* Weather looks mighty fine with sunny spring corn snow conditions. Not too cold, not too hot, just right
* 5-6 feet of snow at mid-mountain = excellent all mountain coverage for your sliding pleasure. Plus Snow Valley will be groomed!
* Check out the Saturday clinic Topics.
* Rooms & condos still available
* Save a buck and use the free snow camping site at Bear Valley Cross Country Center
* Don't miss this original song by festival instructor Cedar at Friday's "Open Mic".
* Telemark gear rentals still available through MAS
* The carpool bulletin is easy to use so get on board
* New Belgium brew both nights.......
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| 10:30 AM - 11:30 AM |
Children's Preschool Hour at Moke Hill Library
at the Mokelumne Hill Library on the second and fourth Friday of each month from 10:30-11:30 for a Children's Preschool Hour of fun and activities, including stories and literacy, arts/crafts, music and motor time, and a small snack at the end of the session. Please feel free to take time and browse the book and video selections to check out and take home with you! For more information, please call the Library at 286-0507, or Kris at 602-1631.
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Open House at Mt. Ranch Resource Center
Friday, Feb. 11th, 2-6 pm, is open house at the Mountain Ranch Resource Center. Come and see our new artwork by Gayle Lorraine, our new Wii exercise games, and our CD's of past Mountain Ranch events, while enjoying valentine goodies with friends. Call 754-4073 for more information.
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| 05:00 PM - 09:00 PM |
Spring Wellness Workshop - Paloma
Friday, February 11th, 2011
5-9pm in Paloma ~
Come into rhythm with the Seasons!
Are you ready for a change? Is eating healthy a new concept for you or one you are ready to make a commitment to?
Are you interested in learning more about where your food comes from and how to transition to healthier choices and a more sustainable experience?
How about learning how each seasonal change affects your body and how eating locally creates inner alignment with these shifts
With the New Year just beginning, now is the perfect time to initiate changes in your relationship with how food enters your home.
In this workshop we’ll discuss the following:
Seasonal food cycles
The terms local, organic and sustainable
How eating locally aligns your body with seasonal energies
Our current food system, what it takes to sustain it and how it depletes natural resources
How to make the transition from eating food from afar to eating from our regional foodshed
Learn about Community Supported Agriculture and the benefit to you, your family, community and the Earth
Receive information on local resources, farms and CSA’s and the simple steps you can take to begin now
AND you’ll craft your own regional Food Wheel that will help you transition from one season to the next
Workshop includes a simple, local, handmade organic dish, herbal infusions, handouts of local resources and seasonal recipes!
Cost ~ $30
Contact Ayla at chrysaliswoman or call (209) 772-0511 to register ~
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| 05:30 PM - 08:00 PM |
Live Music at Alchemy, Murphy
Every Friday, Alchemy features jazz standards by Matt Cullen on our patio from 5:30-8 pm. Matt will play with an "enhanced rhythm" section and will sometimes be joined by guests. The music is free; all we ask is that you call 728-0700 for reservations and that you eat some dinner. Feel free to dance if the mood strikes you.
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| 06:00 PM - 08:00 PM |
Mountain Oaks Basketball
Friday
Feb. 11
Home Stockton Christian Mountain Oaks Gym
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| 06:00 PM - 09:00 PM |
Mountain Oaks Basketball Games
Hello! Mr. Works came to our home game last night at Mountain Oaks and he suggested sending in the next couple of home games for the school. They are February 11th, starting at 6 pm for the girls team and 7:30 for the boys team and we will be playing Stockton Christian . Our last game of the regular season is February 18th girls team again at 6 pm and boys at 7:30 pm and will be playing Tioga High.
Thank you!
Rhianna Tofanelli
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| 06:00 PM |
Family Karaoke Party, Angels Camp
Family Karaoke Party, Angels Camp
209-890-7155
From 6 to 10 pm. Join Steve and Kathy from Havin’ a Blast Karaoke, grab a microphone, and become the star you were meant to be! Call for more information. Angels Camp World Mercantile & Gallery of Arts
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| 06:30 PM - 09:00 PM |
Silent Movie Night, Ironston
Silent Movie Night, Ironstone Vineyards - 209-728-1251
11 February, 2011
The Navigator is a 1924 comedy directed by and starring Buster Keaton. The Navigator contains some of the most elaborate and well-known stunts by Keaton. Tickets are $20 a person for dinner, show, and popcorn during the show. Call for more information and reservations.
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Chapel in the Pines Presents "Love and Respect Marriage" Conference!
Arnold, CA...Excited yet burdened about male and female relationships, Dr. Emerson Eggerichs and his wife Sarah launched the Love and Respect Conferences in 1999. Based on over three decades of counseling as well as scientific and biblical research, this conference has given hope and new life to thousands of marriages around the country. The Love and Respect Conference is open to the community and is being hosted by the Chapel in the Pines. ...
Registration cost is $23/person through February 7 and includes a continental breakfast, lunch and workbook.
Registration cost is $28/person after February 7.
Here is an overview of the conference:
•Why We Negatively React to Each Other (The Crazy Cycle)
•How a Husband Best Motivates His Wife (The Energizing Cycle Part I)
•How a Wife Best Motivates Her Husband (The Energizing Cycle Part II)
•Practical Application (Sarah Eggerichs)
•The Ingredient That Motivates Us Beyond Our Marriage (The Rewarded Cycle)
Please register by calling Chapel in the Pines at 209-795-1064 or online at www.chapelinthepines.org under the "Events" link.
February 11-12th, Friday 6:45pm-9:45pm, Saturday 8:30am-3:30pm
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The Love and Respect Conference at Chapel in the Pines
Excited yet burdened about male and female relationships, Dr. Emerson Eggerichs and his wife Sarah launched the Love and Respect Conferences in 1999. Based on over three decades of counseling as well as scientific and biblical research, this conference has given hope and new life to thousands of marriages around the country. The Love and Respect Conference is open to the community and is being hosted by the Chapel in the Pines.
February 11-12th, Friday 6:45pm-9:45pm, Saturday 8:30am-3:30pm.
Registration cost is $23/person through February 7 and includes a continental breakfast, lunch and workbook.
Registration cost is $28/person after February 7.
Here is an overview of the conference:
•Why We Negatively React to Each Other (The Crazy Cycle)
•How a Husband Best Motivates His Wife (The Energizing Cycle Part I)
•How a Wife Best Motivates Her Husband (The Energizing Cycle Part II)
•Practical Application (Sarah Eggerichs)
•The Ingredient That Motivates Us Beyond Our Marriage (The Rewarded Cycle)
Please register by calling Chapel in the Pines at 209-795-1064 or online at www.chapelinthepines.org under the "Events" link.
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AA Meeting
Every Friday at Chapel in The Pines at 7pm.
Mens in House #1
Womens in House #2
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| 07:00 PM - 09:00 PM |
The Crucible at Stage 3 in Sonora
The Crucible
By Arthur Miller
February 4 - March 6, 2011
7PM
Stage 3 Theatre
For reservations or information, please call 209-536-1778 or e-mail info@stage3.org.
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Shane Dwight - Roots and Blues Guitar at Black Oak Casino
Shane Dwight - Roots and Blues Guitar
09:00 pm 11 February
Black Oak Casino continues to present national touring acts every week, LIVE at Willow Creek Lounge! Whether you enjoy R&B Latin, Classic Rock or the Blues, Black Oak Casino offers an
entertainment lineup that will satisfy any music lover.
With over 200 seats, Willow Creek Lounge is an entertainment venue complete with a full service bar,
dance floor, and video bar top slots. Shows are primarily free, however selected shows may have a minimal ticket charge to provide comfortable crowd size for the venue. For all 8 pm shows, doors will open at 6:30 pm and for all 9pm shows, doors will open at 7:30 pm. Performances that require tickets will be noted on the entertainment lineup, and tickets will be available at The Gift Basket and at www.highsierratickets.com. Seating is on a first come, first serve basis, and you must be seated at the table to save your seat prior to any show. Willow Creek Lounge is a smoke-free venue, and all lounge guests must be 21 or older to attend.
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