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Boogie Woogie Over To SRT’s Bulwark Of A Basement
Columbia, CA...The Church Basement Ladies return to the Sierra Repertory’s Fallon House Theatre October 14 through November 27 in A Mighty Fortress Is Our Basement. Directed by original Sierra Rep church lady Becky Saunders, the production will feature a brand new cast along with upbeat, fun new songs and story.
The year is 1960, and a reformation is underway. Against the changing tide, the Church Basement Ladies stand strong in their faith and in their friendships. Beverly, the young daughter of Karin, gets her first pair of high heels for confirmation; their very nervous Pastor makes it to the alter on time; Mrs. Snustad and Mrs. Gilmerson plan a food booth at the County Fair to raise money; and Mrs. Engelson embarks on a spontaneous driving lesson.
The Lutheran pastor's pretty young girlfriend causes some commotion among the faithful and no one is taking it harder than senior stateswoman Vivian, played by SRT newcomer Regina Harbour. Young Beverly, played by Elizabeth McMonagle (The Robber Bridegroom, The Spitfire Grill, Putnam County Spelling Bee), is caught between being a girl and becoming a woman as she awaits her confirmation during a time when women's liberation is just beginning to be a topic of discussion. Her mother, Karin, played by local actress Catherine Gordon (SRT’s Dames At Sea, One Foot On The Floor, Gold Dust), is on an emotional rollercoaster that has her veering between tirades and tears, while Mavis, played by another local actress, Debi Woodall (SRT’s The Sound of Music, Damn Yankees, Big River), is a salt-of-the-earth type who is worried about losing part of her farm to Eisenhower’s new interstate. The pastor, played by Christopher Vettel (Church Basement Ladies, Les Misérables), is quite the nervous groom and delivers a sort of running commentary from the pulpit, not of Bible verses but rather the often-ridiculous church "news" unfolding around him.
Director Becky Sanders played Mavis in the first in the series of The Church Basement Ladies and the sequel, A Second Helping. In addition, she just appeared in the The Robber Bridegroom and directed Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike and last season’s Always, Patsy Cline. Other performances include Six Dance Lessons in Six Weeks, Disney’s Beauty and The Beast and The Honky Tonk Angels.
A Mighty Fortress Is Our Basement opens Friday, October 14 and runs through Sunday, November 27 with performances Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays at 2 p.m., Fridays and Saturdays at 7 p.m. and Thursdays at either 2 or 7 p.m. A special “Talk Back” performance is Thursday, October 27. Tickets are from $32 to $37, with senior, student and child discounts available. The show is rated G. For tickets and information visit www.sierrarep.org or call the Box Office at 209-532-3120.
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Sonora Bach Festival 2016
Sonora, CA...Join us for our fortieth year of celebrating the music of Johann Sebastian Bach and his contemporaries as we feature period music performed by guests and locals in colorful locations throughout historical and picturesque Tuolumne County. With a variety of performances and fine music there is something for all ages. Schedule your season now.
October 1, Saturday, 2:00 p.m.: Baroque Singalong at the Church of the 49ers, Columbia.
Lend your voice (or your ears) to this informal “Sing Along” of Baroque classics. Lead by a variety of conductors from the area and accompanied by some of the Central Sierras finest pianists, this sing-through of music from the time of Bach was a joy for participants and observers at last year’s inauguration and promises an even better time this year. Open to singers and observers.
October 9, Sunday, 3:00 p.m.: Youth Finalists’ Concert at the Church of the 49ers, Columbia.
“Hear the future today” at this marvelous demonstration of local, young vocal and instrumental talent as they present Baroque and early Classical repertoire- a sell-out every year featuring many of our most accomplished young performers. Guest artist, soprano Savanah Bailey, student at University of the Pacific.
October 15, 6:30 Light Buffet followed by concert at 7:30 p.m.: Chamber Orchestra Concert at The Country Cowboy Church, Sonora
This year’s “Salon Concert” leaves the salon and enters the Concert hall as we present The Mother Lode Friends of Music Orchestra, Henrik Jul Hansen, Conductor, is joined by spectacular, international violin soloist Corina Stoian featuring, among others, Handel Water Music Suite, no.1 and Bach Brandenburg Concerto No. 5
October 23, 3:00 p.m.: Locals’ Concert at The Church of the 49ers, Columbia
Support your friends, family and community as our own highly talented, local instrumentalists and vocalists present an exciting afternoon of chamber music of the Baroque. Lovely music performed by people you know.
October 30, 12:30 p.m.: Bach’s Brunch
Beautiful Brunch, Beautiful Music and a Beautiful Setting. Join us for a delightful brunch featuring the cooking talents of Chef David Ingram and beautiful classical music provided by classical guitarist, Gordon Rowland at Mt. Calvary Lutheran Church located in the lovely woods of Sugar Pine. Advanced reservations required.
DATES AND TIMES ONLY
October 1, Saturday, 2:00 p.m.: Baroque Singalong at the Church of the 49ers, Columbia.
October 9, Sunday, 3:00 p.m.: Youth Finalists’ Concert at the Church of the 49ers, Columbia.
October 15, 6:30 Light Buffet followed by concert at 7:30 p.m.: Chamber Orchestra Concert at The Country Cowboy Church, Sonora
October 23, 3:00 p.m.: Locals’ Concert at The Church of the 49ers, Columbia
October 30, 12:30 p.m.: Bach’s Brunch at Mt. Calvary Lutheran Church, Sugar Pine
Tickets available on our Webpage: http://www.sonorabach.org/
Follow us on Facebook: Sonora Bach Festival
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Acme Art Encourages You To "Think Outside Of The Box" This October
Molelumne Hill, CA...As many readers may know, Acme Art in Mokelumne Hill is known for being both a “Stress Free Zone’ and a “Creative Playground”. This month we are encouraging you to “Think out of the Box”, dispel any ideas that you “are not an artist” and join us for one of our Wednesday, Schnickle nights or Saturday morning Workshops.
Night time Schnickle Art is held from 6pm to 8pm, beginning on the second Wednesday, and running through the end of the Month.
On Wednesday, October 12th and 26th, we will be painting, stamping and decoupaging, small wooden “memory boxes”. For a $25 fee you will enjoy two hours of camaraderie and creativity; including light snacks and your own preferred beverage. Best of all you will leave with a one of a kind decorated box; perfect to keep or give as a gift. Deborah Marlene and Lynne Sutton, will serve as your Hostesses, for this project.
Wednesday, October 19th you will explore mixed media composing and loosening up with acrylics with Marchand Heinmann. Come and join her to get a wonderful instruction in using acrylic paints.
Saturday, workshops have been requested for our popular class of Alcohol Inks on Tile, and we deliver! Tile decorating workshops will be offered on October 8th and October 22nd, from 10am-12pm. This medium is fun for all; with supplies included. No prior knowledge is required. In this Workshop you will have 2 hours to complete 2 tiles. These are beautiful works of wall Art to keep or gift in the upcoming holidays. You may reserve a spot by calling 209 286-8040, class size is limited to 10., drop ins are welcome.
On Saturday, October 15th 10am-12pm you will find Deborah Marlene, sharing her love of Watercolors in the “Fabulous Fall Leaves” class. No drawing talent is necessary for this class. We will be tracing or stamping leaves to paint and you will leave with a 5” x 7” one of a kind Fall Painting. This is a good class in which to learn some of the basics of watercolors.
Deborah Marlene also holds private Watercolor lessons at Acme Art. Join her if you have painted before and want to “brush up” a bit or if you are new to watercolor. She will share her joy of this medium and show you how much fun you can have painting with Watercolors. Class fees are $50 for a two-hour class, with all materials included. If you have your own brushes and paints $45 is the charge for instruction.
The last Saturday, October 29th will be a time to make a Halloween or Fall decoration. Exact project will be posted at Acme Art – so stop in and check it out!
The days are getting shorter and getting out and enjoying an Art Class could get you into a fun Hobby for the long winter months. We hope to see you soon! At Acme Art Moke Hill, your “Creative Playground”.
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Market At Metzger Farms and Winery
We grow all our own plants in our greenhouse, and sell starts to the public April-June. Our on-site market is open June-Nov. Tuesdays and Fridays 9-6.
(Friday) 9:00 am - 6:00 pm
Metzger Farms and Winery
1706 Gold Hunter Rd, San Andreas, CA 95249
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"Scars" Exhibit To Empower Breast Cancer Survivors
San Andreas, CA...Breast cancer survivors are invited to participate in healing through the Arts during the month of October for Breast Cancer Awareness.The multi-media exhibit "Scars" opens October 9th at the Calaveras Arts Council Gallery at 23 Main Street in San Andreas.
The exhibit demonstrates the reality of local breast cancer warriors who fought for their lives and now can share their very personal experiences and inspire others. Their photographic images reflect strength and courage beyond surgery- taking on the future with hope and grace. Sculpture by Pamela Quyle of Murphys is also featured.
Survivors are encouraged to be included in the powerful and tasteful images that will be on display at the exhibit by photographer Christine Oliver of Murphys.
If you would like to be photographed please call Christine at 209-606-0335.
Opening reception is October 9th from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. "Scars" runs through October.
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Murphys’ Downtown Witch Walk
Murphys, CA...Don your hats and gather your brood for Murphys’ Downtown Witch Walk – Friday, Oct 21.
From 4pm – 8pm, while you and your friends EAT, DRINK, and SHOP at local businesses you’ll revel in wonderfully wicked TREATS, DISCOUNTS, and PRIZES!
FREE Halloween fun for adults!!! Of course, kids are welcome too!
Costume Contest:
Sign up to enter the costume contest at The Potted Plum, located at the corner of Big Trees and Main.
Raffle Contest Winners will be announced at
The Lucky Penny at 8pm for:
Best overall COSTUME
Most creative HAT
Most creative BROOM
Visited ALL participating businesses
More details here:
https://www.facebook.com/events/1270279906328197/?active_tab=highlights
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Public Invited To Grand Opening This Friday At NextHome Utica Properties In Angels Camp
Angels Camp, CA...A grand opening welcoming NextHome Utica Properties is scheduled this Friday, October 21st at 4pm with Mayor Wes Kulm officiating at the red-ribbon cutting ceremony. Located at 1239 S. Main Street in downtown Angels Camp, NextHome is a new name in real estate services featuring two familiar faces.
Owned and operated by Jeff Rasmussen and Tammy Dillashaw, the brokerage will provide residential real estate services to the areas of Murphys, Arnold, San Andreas, Copperopolis, Vallecito, Douglas Flat, Avery, Valley Springs, Hathaway Pines and the remainder of Calaveras County. The company will also provide services in land sales, ranch properties, commercial units, and investment properties.
Colleagues for several years, Rasmussen and Dillashaw began discussing a partnership and found NextHome to be the solution. “We knew that if we put our efforts together, we could accomplish much more than we were already doing,” said Rasmussen. “And with Tammy getting her broker’s license, we took the partnership and focused on creating our own brokerage.”
“NextHome was a natural fit for what we needed at our new company,” said Dillashaw. “We originally thought to open an independent boutique brokerage, but after talking with NextHome, we saw that joining the franchise had so many advantages that would allow us the freedom to continue building local relationships.”
Tammy and Jeff look forward to welcoming old friends and new customers at their new space.
For more information, contact Tammy at 743-0197 or Jeff at 768-9522.
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Zucca After Hours
Join us all year on Friday and Saturday nights from 5-8pm for a relaxing evening in our garden with your favorite Zucca varietals. Enjoy a glass, bottle or a flight of four wines and savor the atmosphere of our wine garden.
Bring your own dinner from home or one of the great local restaurants.
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Friday Jazz At Alchemy
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. There’s room to dance :)
The music is free; all we ask is that you call 728-0700 for reservations and that you eat some dinner. Hear samples of Matt’s music on his website here: mattcullenonline.com
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