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Mark Twain St. Joseph's Hospital Presents Their12th Annual Health Fair
San Andreas, CA...San Andreas, CA...The 12th Annual Mark Twain St. Joseph's Health Fair Rolls into the Hospital on September 25th of this year. It is a day of Fun & Fitness for the Whole Family. Admission is free and the event runs from 7am until Noon. At 8:30am there will be a 5K Fun Run/Walk on a quiet rural lane...
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| 08:30 AM |
Valley Springs Farmers Market
Come and enjoy the Valley Springs Farmers Market Saturday mornings, June 5th - September 25th, 8:30 am -1:00 pm. We are located at The Terrace Plaza 1906 Vista Del Lago. Wide variety of fresh fruit and vegetables, olive oil and local honey, fresh foods, music and entertainment, and wonderful home made crafts. For further information contact Sarah @ 209.365.3158
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Bear Valley Ski Club Annual Ski Sale
Bear Valley Ski Club
Annual Ski Sale
Saturday, September 25th
9am-4pm
Meadowmont Shopping Center
Arnold, CA 95223
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| 09:30 AM |
Composting 101
Slow Food Calaveras, Murphy’s Nursery, and San Francisco’s renowned eco recycler REcology, are hosting an event for the natural gardener in all of us, Composting 101, a hands on fun event at the beautiful Murphy’s Nursery on Hwy 4, September 25, 2010 from 9:30 to 11:30.
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| 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM |
Seminar Series - Calaveras Big Trees Association
Topic - "John Muir of the Big Trees". Presented by Michael Wurz, Archivist of the John Muir Papers Collection at the University of the Pacific. He will speak about John Muir's two visits to Calaveras Big Trees. Seminars are free and open to the public. All seminars will be held in Jack Knight Hall at Calaveras Big Trees State Park from 10:00 am -12 noon. No reservations are needed. Admission to the Park is $8 per car. Please call 209-795-3840 for information or visit www.bigtrees.org
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5th Annual Artists Studio Tour
Over the past four years, the Calaveras Artists Studio Tour has worked its way into the heart of our community and is now one of the county's biggest annual celebration of the visual arts. The 5th annual Artists Studio Tour coming up on September 25 and 26 brings artists and art lovers together in relaxed and friendly studio environments where the various elements of art are shared and enjoyed.
Over 30 artists will be on hand from 10:00 am to 5:00 pm on both days for questions and discussion as they “show their process” and reveal how, why and where they create their artwork. Purchase original art or prints or unique gift items directly from the artist.
The tour is self-guiding through the purchase of a $10 per person “Passport.” Pocket or purse-size, use it as a road map and a collectible. Artists are represented with a color photograph of their work and studio address with directions. Select those you would like to visit, then locate the studio numbers on the map. Spread your trip over both Saturday and Sunday. Travel the backroads and enjoy the early fall landscapes. Simply pack up family and friends and discover that Calaveras County’s art is as delectable as its wine and goldrush towns.
To help sort through all the different styles and types of art available, Gallery Calaveras in San Andreas starting September 10 has a Preview Show of participating Studio Tour artists. Plan your personalized trip of which of 35 artists you’d like to visit. From the sun-washed Tuscany-style studio of Sarah Switek or the woodsy cozy studio of Ruth Morrow, or the eight artists clustered together in Glencoe, the Tour provides a once a year treat to the general public to enter the intimate setting of where artists create.
There’s art for all tastes, including photography to jewelry, pottery to painting, fine woodworking and iron work and garden gates, even rug hooking. Invite family and friends and have fun for two days winding your way through backroads to reach Arnold, Murphys, Angels Camp, Copperopolis, Valley Springs, Mokelumne Hill, Glencoe, and Mountain Ranch.
Artists on the tour this year include: James Aarons, Mary Anderson, Sharon Baker, Roxi Berlin, Frank Bianchi, Kevin Brady, Judie Cain, Kathleen Canning, Randy Carlins, Cate Culver, Melinda Englebrecht, Bonnie Gill, Carol Goff, Marchand Heimann, Susie Hoffman of Galerie Copper, Susan King, Debra Lawlor, Ann Nancy Macomber, Larry Mersek, Ruth Morrow, Cathi Newlin, Bambi Papais, Robin Price, Pamela Quyle and Quyle Kilns Studio, Marilyn Richards, Margaret Roberts, Emily Ryslinge, Edie Schembri, Claudio Schwalm, Sarah Switek, Joani Taylor, Andy Trinkle, Janet Trinkle, Martha Wallace, and Carrie Zaro. Some artists will be sharing their studios for the ones who are too remote. No matter where the artists are, the result is a satisfying experience that deepens our understanding of the importance of artists and art in our culture. Artists will be able to accept cash, check or credit cards for art purchases.
The map / brochures called Passports can be purchased during the tour at the studios or in advance starting September 1 at Gallery Calaveras at 22 Main St., San Andreas, or at several outlets that will be listed on www.calaverasarts.org. For more information, or to reserve Tour Passports, call (209)754-1774.
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Seventh Annual National Public Lands Day Event at New Melones Lake
Seventh Annual National Public Lands Day Event at New
Melones Lake;
$6 Day Use Fee to be Waived
The Bureau of Reclamation’s New Melones Lake will host an oak tree planting event at on National
Public Lands Day (NPLD), Saturday, September 25, 2010, from 10:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. New Melones
Lake is located northwest of Sonora, California. The public, organizations, and local businesses are
invited to participate.
The NPLD is the Nation’s largest annual hands-on volunteer effort to improve and enhance the Nation’s
public lands. In celebration, New Melones Lake will also be waiving the $6.00 Day Use fee for all visitors
on Saturday, September 25, 2010. All other fees still apply.
To register as a volunteer for the tree planting, please contact Frank Blanco, at 209-536-9094, extension
200; Ranger Tracy Neal, at 209-536-9094, extension 215, or e-mail tneal@usbr.gov. On-site registration
and check-in will begin at 9:30 a.m., at the New Melones Lake Visitor Center and Museum, 6850
Studhorse Flat Road, Sonora, CA 95370. After registering, the participants will drive their vehicle to
assigned work locations in the Glory Hole or Tuttletown Recreation Areas. Refreshments and prizes will
be provided at 1:00 p.m. at the Visitor Center and Museum.
Volunteers should dress for the summer heat, bring lunch, wear sturdy shoes; and bring work gloves if
possible. Participants with special accommodations should contact Park Ranger Tracy Neal, as indicated
above. The Federal Relay Service is available at (800) 877-8339. For more information on NPLD, visit:
http://www.publiclandsday.org/involved/sites.htm?state=California.
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As You See Fit
As You See Fit
Tuesday's, Wednesday's & Last Sat of every month
Take what you need and pay what you can!
Refuge
642 Murphys Grade Rd
Angels Camp,CA 95221
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Ironstone Concours D'Elegance
Sept. 25, 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Ironstone Vineyards, 1984 Six Mile Road, Murphys, the 14th annual Ironstone Concours d'Elegance features classic and antique cars, motorcycles, travel trailers and more; $35 per family, $20 per adult, children under 14 are free; proceeds support 4-H programs and provide scholarships; for more information call 785-4234 or visit ironstonefoundation.org.
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CSTARS! KIDS AUDITIONS
CSTARS! KIDS
Calaveras Sings! Theatre Arts Repertory for Kids
AUDITIONS
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 25
12:00-3:00
BRET HARTE HIGH SCHOOL MULTI-PURPOSE ROOM
ANYONE AGES 5-18 WELCOME
DIRECTED BY: KATHY MAZZEFERRO
QUESTIONS: 768-7028
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Book-Signing at Open House
Helen Bonner, author of Cry Dance, will be special guest at an Open House at the Mountain Ranch Resource Center on Friday, September 24th, from 2-6 pm, along with the art of Jane Boone Brown. Book-signing will be at 3:30 pm. Call 754-4073
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CALAVERAS HIGH BAND TRI-TIP DINNER
CHS BAND TRI-TIP DINNER FUNDRAISER AT THE MET IN SAN ANDREAS. TICKETS ARE $15/ADULT, $10 STUDENT/SENIOR, AND $8 11 YRS/UNDER. INCLUDES DINNER AND CONCERT BY THE CHS BAND, RAFFLE PRIZES AND AUCTION. ALL PROCEEDS GO TO SUPPORT THE CALAVERAS HIGH MARCHING REDSKINS!
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Oktoberfest
evening of classic German food and music at the town hall in Mountain Ranch
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