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Sourdough's 3rd Annual Wild & Woolly Revue
Murphys, CA...Hold on to your seats and get ready for a rollicking evening of outrageous humor and song. Sourdough's Wild and Woolly Revue concert series Three dates, all Saturday nights!
Dec. 17, 2016 at the Sutter Creek Theatre
Jan. 7, 2017 at the Black Bart Theatre in Murphys
Jan. 21 at the Westside Theatre in Newman
http://sourdoughslim.com
It's a seasonal extravaganza, Sourdough's Wild & Wooly Revue, featuring popular Gold Country old time music makers, Sourdough Slim & The Saddle Pals, Faux Renwah, and Robert Armstrong in a once-a-year opportunity to catch all these artists in a show together.
Thrill to the mind-boggling yodeling of the infamous Sourdough Slim. Delight in the harmonious Western melodies of The Saddle Pals. Catch the wise-cracking Cactus Bob, lovely bass-thumping Prairie Flower and Michael P. Kennedy as they revel in Old Time Music nirvana with their Faux Renwah band. Be amazed by the world champion musical saw and string instrument wizardry of Robert Armstrong.
Saturday December 17, 2016
8 to 10 PM
Sutter Creek Theatre
44 Main Street
Sutter Creek, CA
Tickets $20-$22
Phone:
(916) 425-0077
https://www.suttercreektheater.com/home/event/sourdough-slims-wild-and-woolly-revue-vintage-cowboy-blues-americana-christmas-show/
January 7, 2017 at the Black Bart Theatre
Doors open 6:30 PM, Show at 7:30pm
Downtown Murphys, CA (580 S. Algiers)
Event Page: https://www.facebook.com/events/653811028129691/
Brown Paper Tickets page:
http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/2718237
Brown Paper Tickets by phone: 1-800-838-3006
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'The Past & Present Of The Utica Water & Power Authority," A Lecture By Michael Minkler
Angels Camp,CA...Join us on Sunday, January 8th at 1:30 p.m. There will be light refreshments and the lecture is between 2 - 3 p.m. in the Museum's Carriage House. Utica Water and Power Authority (UWPA) dates to the Gold Rush when miners created a system of reservoirs, ditches, and flumes to bring snow runoff from the high country down to the gold mines. At the dawn of the hydroelectric age in the early 1900s, powerhouses were built in Murphys and Angels Camp utilizing the water to deliver the first electricity to local residents and to the Utica Mine. PG&E acquired the system and owned it until 1995 when Angels Camp, the Union Public Utility District, and the Calaveras County Water District formed UWPA to purchase all water rights, facilities, and infrastructure related to the water system and the two powerhouses. UWPA has owned and operated the system since then and its water system remains the sole source of water for communities and irrigators from Murphys to Angels Camp.
UWPA’s General Manager, Michael Minkler, will be the guest speaker. Michael was UWPA’s General Counsel from July 2013 until November 2015, at which point he was appointed to General Manager. Michael and his wife Nancy established a law office in Arnold after moving to the area in 2013.
Cost: free for museum members, $10 non-members
Memberships start at just $35. Become a member and receive free entry to lectures and unlimited free admission to the museum for one year. Sign up today!
Located on a 3-acre site of the historic Angels Quartz Mine, the Angels Camp Museum dedicates collections to inspire understanding of the gold country history of Angels Camp and the Mother Lode region. We create opportunities for learning, discovery and bring to life the extraordinary stories of our country’s past.
Home to one of the largest collections of carriages and wagons in the nation, Angels Camp Museum is a destination. Take a walk in this historical park to explore both indoor and outdoor exhibits on Gold Rush-era mining, ranching, medicine; artisan interactive displays including a print shop, weaving loom, and carpenter's shop; as well as a Mark Twain exhibit.
753 S. Main Street, Angels Camp, CA 95222 | 209.736.2963 | angelscamp.gov/museum
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LECTURE "The Past and Present of the Utica Water and Power Authority"
by Michael Minkler
Utica Water and Power Authority (UWPA) dates to the Gold Rush when miners created a system of reservoirs, ditches, and flumes to bring snow runoff from the high country down to the gold mines. At the dawn of the hydroelectric age in the early 1900s, powerhouses were built in Murphys and Angels Camp utilizing the water to deliver the first electricity to local residents and to the Utica Mine. PG&E acquired the system and owned it until 1995 when Angels Camp, the Union Public Utility District, and the Calaveras County Water District formed UWPA to purchase all water rights, facilities, and infrastructure related to the water system and the two powerhouses. UWPA has owned and operated the system since then and its water system remains the sole source of water for communities and irrigators from Murphys to Angels Camp.
Cost: free for museum members, $10 non-members
753 S. Main Street, Angels Camp, CA 95222
(209) 736-2963 | angelscamp.gov/museum
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Jump, Jive & Wail Your Way Into The New Year!
Angels Camp,CA...Put on your toe-taping shoes and join us (dancing in the aisles encouraged)!Blow Daddy is an 11-piece horn-driven dance band from Jackson, CA. Led by Barry “Blow Daddy” Duncan, the band performs popular dance music for all ages. From Jump and Swing standards to Rockabilly, Blues, R&B, Pop and Soul, Blow Daddy covers a wide variety of styles while giving various band members the opportunity to express themselves individually through improvised solos.
So, get your boots on and let’s jump, jive and wail!
SUNDAY - JANUARY 8 - 3:00
Bret Harte High School Theater ~ Angels Camp
Reserve your seats!
Tickets on sale online
www.calaverasarts.org
Tickets will also be available at the door
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