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California Events and Festivals
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July 2008 |
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July 22
- The City of Redwood
City presents
DANCING ON THE SQUARE
A Series of Free Concerts & Dancing on Courthouse Square in Downtown
Redwood City
Tuesdays 6pm-8pm
2200 Broadway
Get ready to kick up your heels on Tuesday evenings with our free
dance series, including Tango, Swing, Country Western, Salsa, Hip
Hop, Hula and more. The fun will begin on June 17th from 6pm-8pm,
with a dance demonstration and continue on with public participation.
Get wowed in the comfort of your own downtown living room! Bring
your friends, learn to dance, and step out in style!
Summer Tuesday Night Dance Schedule
July 22 Samba - instructed by Imperial
Ballroom
July 29 Salsa - instructed by Vera
Quijano
August 5 Country Western - instructed
by Arthur Murray
August 12 Ballroom / Waltz - instructed
by Imperial Ballroom
August 19 Dance Party with Double Funk
Crunch - social dance instruction by Community Street Jam
August 26 Ballroom / Fox Trot - instructed
by Imperial Ballroom
September 2 Belly Dance - instructed
by Marie Soderlund & Sabiba
September 9 Swing / Charleston - instructed
by Redwood City Swing
September 16 Salsa - instructed by
Vera Quijano
Other Events at Downtown Redwood City’s
Summer 2008 Series
Along with Movies on the Square, other exciting FREE events include;
Music on the Square on Fridays, Dancing on the Square on Tuesdays
as well as Lunchtime on the Square, a bi-weekly performance series
on Mondays & Wednesdays. There will also be six special Art on the
Square events coinciding with our concert series, Target Family
Days on Sundays, as well as featured Shakespeare performances and
Cultural Events on weekends. |
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July 24
- MOVIES ON THE SQUARE
The City of Redwood City presents
MOVIES ON THE SQUARE
A Series of Free Films on Courthouse Square in Downtown Redwood
City
Thursdays at Sundown
2200 Broadway
Thursday nights will give you the big screen experience all over
again with some of your old favorites...
Summer Thursday Night Movie Schedule
July 24 Princess Bride (PG)
July 31 Hitch (PG-13)
August 7 Cars (G)
August 14 Mary Poppins (G)
August 21 Top Gun (PG)
August 28 West Side Story (NR)
Other Events at Downtown Redwood City’s
Summer 2008 Series
Along with Movies on the Square, other exciting FREE events include;
Music on the Square on Fridays, Dancing on the Square on Tuesdays
as well as Lunchtime on the Square, a bi-weekly performance series
on Mondays & Wednesdays. There will also be six special Art on the
Square events coinciding with our concert series, Target Family
Days on Sundays, as well as featured Shakespeare performances and
Cultural Events on weekends. |
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July 5, 2008
through July 27 -
MOUNTAIN
SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL OFFERS WEEKEND PACKAGES
“Stay, and Breathe awhile…”
Pine Mountain Club in the Frazier Park area
The Mountain Shakespeare Festival, performs under the sky and stars
in scenic Pine Mountain Club in the Frazier Park area, launches
its third
full season on July 5, 2008 through July 27, bringing top-notch
entertainment to Southern California.
The company motto is “Stay, and Breathe Awhile…” and this year’s
Shakespeare offering is the ever-delightful A Comedy of Errors.
For the first time, MSF will produce, in rotating repertory, a non-
Shakespearean play, You Can’t Take it With You.
Only a one-hour pleasurable drive from downtown Los Angeles, day
and
weekend visitors can enjoy two shows in the outdoor theatre and
a host
of outdoor activities in clean air, surrounded by the beauty of
the pristine
mountains.
WHEN: Shows begin at 8:00 on Fridays and Saturdays, 2:00 pm Sundays
July 5, 2008 through July 27, 2008. Tickets cost $5.00
WHERE: To get to Frazier Park and the Pine Mountain Club area, simply
go North
on I-5 to the Frazier Mountain Park Road Exit (Exit 236), follow
the
canyon for 15 miles until you reach the village of Pine Mountain
Club.
When you’ve reached paradise, you’ve arrived.
INFO: For tickets, call 661-242-6904
Festival weekend get-a-way packages via Mountainshakes.org include:
Package A - couple - $275 (tax included)
One-night stay in Pine Mountain Club for two people
2 tickets to two shows (4 show tickets total)
2 tickets to dinner
A massage and a round of golf
Package B - couple - $475 (tax included)
Two-night stay in Pine Mountain Club for two people
2 tickets to two shows (4 show tickets total)
4 tickets to dinner
A massage and a round of golf
Horseback ride for two
Package C - family/two couples - $475
Two-night stay in Pine Mountain Club for four people
4 tickets to two shows (8 show tickets total)
4 tickets to dinner
For Custom Packages please call for your selection on accommodations
and activities, including but not limited to: Cabins, B&B, Hotel,
horseback riding, tennis, swimming, golf, spa services, jeep adventures,
restaurants, and other clubhouse activities.
Other General activities include: hiking trails, sightseeing, bird
watching, star gazing & shopping. |
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July 25th
- MUSIC ON THE SQUARE
The City of Redwood City presents
A Series of Free Concerts on Courthouse Square in Downtown Redwood
City
6pm-8pm
2200 Broadway
Free music every week throughout the summer! WOW! Come enjoy 18
wonderful shows not to be missed on Friday evenings from 6 to 8
pm. With top-quality local and national musical performers — from
rock, blues, salsa, and swing, to Latin, Celtic, folk, and country
— music fans of all ages will discover the wow in downtown with
our free summer concert series, now through beginning October!
Summer 2008 Friday Night Concert Schedule
7/25 Handful of Luvin (Seattle Folk
Rock)
8/1 The New Morty Show (Big Band)
8/8 Cocktail Monkeys (Rock, Dance,
Pop)
8/15 Sun Kings (Beatles Tribute)
8/22 Skynnyn Lynnyrd Reloaded (Lynyrd
Skynyrd Tribute)
8/29 California Cowboys (Country)
9/5 Evolution (Journey Tribute)
9/12 Aja Vu (Steely Dan Tribute)
9/19 La Ventana (Salsa Rock)
9/26 Unauthorized Rolling Stones (Rolling
Stones Tribute)
10/3 Ze Bop (Santana)
Other Events at Downtown Redwood City’s Summer 2008 Series
Along with Music on the Square, other exciting FREE events include;
Movies on the Square on Thursdays, Dancing on the Square on Tuesdays
as well as Lunchtime on the Square, a bi-weekly performance series
on Mondays & Wednesdays. There will also be six special Art on the
Square events coinciding with our concert series, Target Family
Days on Sundays, as well as featured Shakespeare performances and
Cultural Events on weekends. |
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July 11- August
3 - Orange
County Fair
Costa Mesa
Orange County Fair - Say Cheese. Enjoy one of the most popular urban
fairs in the U.S. Pig races are an annual treat, carnival rides,
food, fun, and loads of live entertainment and fun for the entire
family. Runs through Aug. 3, 2008 (closed Mondays). Tickets: $5
- 10, kids under free 5 free. Location: 88 Fair Dr., Costa Mesa,
CA. Call: (714) 708-1500. |
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July 19 – Aug.
1 - Mammoth
Lakes Music Festival
Mammoth Lakes, California 93546
760-934-7015
felici@chambermusicunbound.org |
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July 27
- FEATURED CULTURAL EVENTS
The City of Redwood City presents
Free Cultural Events on Courthouse Square in Downtown Redwood City
Saturday July 20 - 6pm-8pm
2200 Broadway
Sept. 27 17 Hippies - Whirling, bobbing, weaving Balkan music from
Eastern Europe
Other Events at Downtown Redwood City’s 2008 SummerSeries
Along with our Featured Cultural events, other exciting FREE events
include; Music on the Square on Fridays, Movies on the Square on
Thursdays, Dancing on the Square on Tuesdays as well as Lunchtime
on the Square, a bi-weekly performance series on Mondays & Wednesdays.
There will also be six special Art on the Square events coinciding
with our concert series, Target Family Days on Sundays, as well
as featured Shakespeare performances on weekends.
Full details at www.redwoodcityevents.com |
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July 23–Aug. 3 -
California Mid-State Fair
Paso Robles, CA:
Rodeo, carnival rides, monster trucks, wine tasting, animal exhibits
at the Mid-State Fairgrounds in Paso Robles. Scheduled entertainers
include John Mayer, Toby Keith, Alan Jackson, Rod Stewart, Stone
Temple Pilots and Sawyer Brown. (805) 239-0655.
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Friday, July
25: 6-9 pm - Kids Night Out
Santa Barbara
$: $25 General Admission | $20 Additional Sibling
$20 Members | $15 Additional Sibling
Pizza and juice will be provided.
Activities are designed for children ages 6-12.
Ever wonder what goes on around a museum at night? At the Maritime
Museum, it is all maritime merriment! On the last Friday of each
month, kids are invited to join us for a night at the museum. While
parents have the night off, kids have the opportunity to explore
diverse topics through hands-on activities, crafts and a film in
our high definition Munger Theater.
For more information or to register, call (805) 962-8404 ext. 111
or email achamberlain@sbmm.org. |
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July 25-27
- The GILROY GARLIC
FESTIVAL
Gilroy, California
Whether you are a first-time visitor or a "seasoned" veteran, the
Gilroy Garlic Festival is always a fun and fragrant experience.
Over 3 million honored guests have made the pilgrimage. Please join
us in celebrating this palate-pleasing herb at the 30th annual Gilroy
Garlic Festival, July 25-27. Always the last full weekend in July!
About the Gilroy Garlic Festival Association
The Gilroy Garlic Festival Association is a non-profit corporation.
Its goal is to support the community projects, charitable groups
and service organizations of Gilroy. |
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July 25 - 27
- SECOND ANNUAL “S3 SUPERGIR L
JAM”
Huntington Beach, Calif. - just south of the
Huntington Beach Pier
Premier All-Female Action Sports Festival, Free and Open to the
Public All Weekend
More than 100 of the world’s most stylish and talented women in
action sports will return this summer to compete in the highly anticipated
Second Annual S3 Supergirl Jam. The unique three-day event featuring
surfing, skateboarding and snowboarding competitions will run in
conjunction with the 2008 Honda U.S. Open of Surfing and is guaranteed
to be jam-packed full of fun extras.
The S3 Supergirl Jam will again be hosted by a committee of four
talented female athletes that possess the qualities of a Supergirl
“actionista.” They are Gretchen Bleiler (snow), Lyn-Z Adams Hawkins
(skate), Kassia Meador (surf) and Fabiola da Silva (inline). The
public is encouraged to come out and enjoy a free, family-friendly,
public beach fair that will feature free skateboarding clinics for
girls of all ages, autograph sessions, sponsor tents and live music.
WHEN: Friday, July 25, 2008 – 12:00 - 5:00 p.m.
Saturday, July 26, 2008 – 11:00a.m. -5:00 p.m.
Sunday, July 27, 2008 – 10:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m.
ACTIVITIES:
Junior pro surfing contest
Skateboard street contest
Snowboard rail jam
Skateboarding bowl jam contest
Skateboarding bowl and vert ramp best trick contests
Free skateboarding clinics for girls of all ages
Autograph sessions
Inline skating rail jam best trick contest
Live musical performances, including The Donnas
Sponsor booths and much more
Sponsor booths and much more
The S3 Supergirl Jam is produced by ASA Entertainment, a leader
in action sports event and television production, whose properties
include the LG Action Sports World Championships. Its events are
broadcast nationally on a host of networks - CBS, Spike, VERSUS
and Fuel TV. ASA’s 2008 S3 Supergirl Jam including the Supergirl
Junior Pro will air as part of a 60-minute program on both network
and cable television, with live streaming taking place on Go211.com.
Please stay tuned to actionsportstour.com or check your local listings
for more details.
For more information, please go to www.s3supergirljam.com. For questions
regarding the S3 Supergirl Jam please contact Jennifer Mangiacapre
at 310.996.0239 or Denise Abbott at 310.410.3020 ext.309.
Supergirl and all related characters and elements are trademarks
of and © DC Comics. (s08)
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July 26 -
August 10 - The
Bear Valley Music Festival
The Bear Valley Music Festival offers a full symphony orchestra,
international soloists, legendary entertainers, and renowned
opera stars in a unique mountain setting. The Festival offers an
outdoor musical experience while under the shade of a large 1250
seat tent.
An easy three-hour drive from the Bay Area through the historic
gold country, Bear Valley sits along Highway 4 on the Ebbetts
Pass Corridor, a recently designated NATIONAL Scenic Byway
(www.scenic4.org). The Bear Valley Village and surrounding area
offers an abundance of recreational activities: hiking, biking,
fishing, kayaking, swimming, boating, camping, mountaineering,
and relaxing between Festival performances.
Refreshments and dinners are available at the Festival Tent
prior to all performances and during intermission, proceeds
directly benefiting the Festival. Campgrounds, lodging, fine
dining, and casual eateries are available in and near the
Village as well as in the nearby communities of Arnold, Murphys,
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Saturday, July
26: 10 am-6 pm - Summer
Celebration
Location: Santa Barbara Maritime Museum
SPECIAL ADMISSION RATE: $2 for adults, seniors, students & youth;
FREE for children under 6 years old
In celebration of the Santa Barbara Maritime Museum’s 8th birthday,
visit the SBMM on July 26th and take part in an activity-filled
Saturday, featuring environmentally-focused crafts, engaging programs,
and tours for the whole family. Also on hand will be partner organizations
committed to protecting our oceans, leading activities and sharing
information! Don’t forget to check out our totally-tubular surf
exhibit and the premiere of SBMM’s “Surf Saturday Films,” which
capture just one way Santa Barbarians enjoy our local environment.
SBMM is offering special admission rates for this festive occasion:
$2 for adults, seniors, students & youth; FREE for children under
6 years old. Arrive early as the first 50 visitors to the Museum
will be admitted entirely FREE. Happy Birthday, SBMM!
Summer Celebration Schedule of Activities:
· Arrive Early: 1st 50 visitors admitted FREE
· 10-11 am: “State of the Ship” Address
In celebration of 8 wonderful years in the community, we at SBMM
invite you to join us for an annual “State of the Ship” Address.
Meet our new Board President and hear Museum staff report on events,
programs, exhibits and more. Complimentary continental breakfast
will be served.
· 11 am-4 pm: Environmental Craft Activities
Fun craft activities for the whole family creatively constructed
from recycled materials. Join us for some super sustainable fun!
· 11 am-4 pm: Tours of Maritime Museum’s historic flagship Ranger
Climb aboard SBMM’s 91-year-old flagship Ranger
· 11 am-4 pm: Sea Safety with the Coast Guard Auxiliary
Discover more about safety at sea and learn to tie the most useful
(and challenging) knots!
· 12-4 pm: Activities & information from partner organizations protecting
our oceans!
· 2-3 pm: Docent-guided tour of the Maritime Museum
Learn more about the museum’s exhibits with a special focus on the
environmental history of Santa Barbara.
· 3-3:30 pm: SEA Song Sing-a-long
Sing along with one of the museum’s musician educators. Sailors
not only sang as they worked, they often passed their few hours
of rest with song as well. Their music tells the stories about life
at sea and ashore — stories best learned by joining in a chorus.
· 3:30-4 pm: Storytelling
Join us as a guest storyteller shares tales of blue waves, bright
fish and a happy sea for you and me!
· ALL DAY: Premiere of “Surf Saturday Films” in SBMM’s Munger Theater
“Surf Saturday Films” will continue to be featured in the Munger
Theater each Saturday through the end of the summer.
All activities are included with the price of museum admission.
For information, call (805) 962-8404 ext. 115. |
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July 27
- 38th Annual Moss Landing Antique Street
Faire
Moss Landing
The most anticipated outdoor Antique Street Faire of the year with
over 200 vendors of antiques and collectibles from all over the
west coast. Located in the cool coastal historic fishing village
of Moss Landing, Ca 1/2 way between Monterey and Santa Cruz on state
highway 1. There are many food booths, breakfast starts at 7am,
and lunch at 11am.
Admission $5.00 per person
Sunday July 27, 2008
8am-5pm
This is a charitable community event sponsored by the Moss Landing
Chamber of Commerce a non profit organization.
For further information or to be a vendor please call (831)633-4501
or (831)663-9780. |
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July 29-31
- The
Big-Air Triple Jump
Costa Mesa, Calif., OC Fair’s Action
Sports Arena
Action Sports World Tour Adds Thrills to the 2008 Orange County
Fair Line-up
ASA Entertainment presents Big-Air BMX Triples July 29-31 in
Costa Mesa
The 2008 Orange County Fair will enjoy three days of the best in
action sports entertainment when ASA Entertainment’s Big-Air BMX
Triples event, jumps into action from July 29-31 during the
final week of this year’s OC Fair activities. At 8:15 p.m. each
night, ASA Entertainment (ASA), the global leader in action
sports event and television production, brings the excitement of
BMX bike riding to the OC Fair’s Action Sports Arena.
The Big-Air Triple Jump is a new element in BMX competition that
challenges riders to start from a 24-foot high ramp riding into
three deep valleys and over three narrow platforms. This design
allows the riders to grab ‘big air’ and perform three tricks in
succession while trekking across a 165-foot long wooden course.
This spin on BMX riding combines the best in BMX Box Jumping and
Dirt Jumping with a Mini-Mega Ramp, and was debuted with great
success at the 2007 Action Sports World Tour stop in Phoenix.
Tuesday, July 29, 2008 through Thursday,
July 31st @ 8:15 p.m. each night
Costa Mesa, Calif., OC Fair’s Action Sports Arena
Tuesday night – 12 competitors,
with the top 6 advancing to the Thursday night Finals
Wednesday night – Another 12
competitors, with the top 6 advancing to the Thursday night
Finals
Thursday night – 12 competitors
(top 6 from each of the previous nights). A winner is crowned,
and the winner and 1st runner-up will qualify for ASA’s LG
Action Sports World Championships later this year. |
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August 1 -
2 - 13th Annual
Mammoth Bluesapalooza & Festival of Beers
Mammoth Lakes, California 93546
Successfully celebrating its 13th year,
Mammoth’s Festival of Beers and Bluesapalooza promises
an energetic lineup of blues talent and a grand tasting of microbrews
from around the country. It all takes place outdoors among the pines
at Sam’s Wood Site, located on Minaret Road between Main Street
and Meridian Blvd., with California’s Eastern High Sierra as the
backdrop. Mammoth’s Festival of Beers features more than 50 of the
country’s best microbreweries such as Mammoth Brewing Company (sponsor
of the event), Coronado, Mendocino, Bear Republic, Anderson Valley,
Anacapa, Ballast Point, Kern River, San Diego, Samuel Adams, Santa
Cruz Mountain Brewing and many more. Along with the beer and blues,
a “Blues-style” BBQ and plenty of other foodstuff will satisfy the
heartiest of appetites and keep the party going!
Info: 888-992-7397
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Saturday, August
2nd 2008 - 6th Annual
Shelter Island Tournament
Shelter Island Pier, located at 1776 Shelter
Island Drive
IGFA Young Angler Tournament Series
Young anglers ages six through 15 are invited to compete in a free
Young Angler Tournament this summer at the Shelter Island Pier,
located at 1776 Shelter Island Drive. This saltwater event is sponsored
by the International Game Fish Association and the San Diego Sportfishing
Council.
The tournament will feature a points system to allow for catch and
release. Winners-one in each year category between six and 15—will
be determined by adding up points for various fish caught. IGFA
representatives and volunteers from the United Pier and Shore Anglers
Club and will be on hand to assist young anglers and to tally points.
Young anglers in the competition are encouraged to bring their own
gear, although a limited number of loaner rods will be available
on a first-come, first-serve basis. Small quantities of bait will
be provided each angler while supplies last.
The Shelter Island Pier event is slated for Saturday, August 2nd
2008. Registration begins at 9 a.m. The derby begins at 10 a.m.
and ends at 1 p.m. Hot dogs, chips, and sodas will be served to
all registered young anglers. Although advanced registration is
not required, parents are urged to call the San Diego Sportfishing
Council to express interest so that food and beverage counts can
be determined. (619) 234-8793
Prizes and raffle drawing items for the tournament include rods
and reels, hats, T-shirts, and fishing gear, donated by Zebco, West
Marine, Maxima Fishing Line, and Boaters World. Half-day fishing
trips are donated by H&M Landing. Loaner Gear, Bait, and tackle
are provided by Okuma Fishing Tackle, Squid Co, and Friends of Rollo.
For more information, please call the San Diego Sportfishing Council
at (619) 234-8793 or visit. |
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Aug. 2nd &
3rd - 14th
Annual Ruth Lake Summer Festival
Ruth Lake Recreation Campground
The 14th Annual Ruth Lake Summer Festival will occur Aug. 2nd &
3rd, 2008 at Ruth Lake Recreation Campground. It's a fun-filled
event with arts/crafts, lots of food vendors, kid's Bigfoot
Races, Kite Fly, Redneck Olympic Games, Raffle, live music by
The Code Violators & other talented musicians both days.
Admission & parking are free.
See www.htrasite.com/ruth2.html. Call 707-574-6269 or
707-574-6217 for more festival info. Call for camping info at
707-574-6196.
Proceeds benefit the Southern Trinity Volunteer Fire Dept.,
Southern Trinity Area Rescue, & local community projects. |
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August 02- 03, 2008 -
Crawfish Festival
Rainbow Lagoon, Long Beach, Long Beach,
CA
2 Stages. Live Music, Big Dance Floor. International Food Court.
Many arts and craft and commercial venders. Many Sponsors at this
event. Performers: There will be world famous Cajan and Zydeco Bands
playing for your listening & dancing pleasure, Both days Sat. &
Sun. Gino Delafosse, Lisa Hayley and the Zydecats.
Admission & Parking: Adults $15 and there is a $5.00 off coupon
on line.
Kids 6yrs to 12yrs $5.00 no coupon.
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Aug. 2 -
Mammoth
Lakes Challenge Triathlon
Mammoth Lakes
Sprint Challenge - 200 meter swim, 6 mile bike, 2 mile run. Mammoth
Challenge - 500 meter swim, 21 mile bike, 4 mile run. Family Challenge
- Sprint triathlon distances split between 3 family members. Starts
at 9:00 am at Whitmore Pool. $35.00 Individual/ $45.00 Teams
Contact : Gail Pavlich Phone : 415-335-0179 Fax : Email : snapevents@yahoo.com
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Aug 2
- 2008 Family Fun Day Craft and Gourd
Faire
Shingletown Volunteer Fire Dept., Inc.
Fire Station, Alward Way and Hwy 44 (1 1/2 miles east of
shingletown)
A donation to our raffle table would be appreciated.
This year we are going to have a food court as well as a dutch
oven cooking demonstration with
free samples.
For more information or questions call Kay Aldrich 474-5879 or
Sharon Fudge 474-3190 |
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Aug. 2 -
City of Hope's The Underwear
Affair :
Los Angeles
Distance: 10 k or 5 k Location
The Underwear Affair is a 10k run/ 5k walk that funds life-saving
research for cancers like prostate, colorectal, ovarian, cervical,
and others that occur below the waist. Runners and walkers of all
ages and athletic abilities hit the streets in everything from briefs
and boxers to t-shirts and tracksuits as they raise money and awareness
for this important cause and have a lot of fun. After they cross
the finish line, participants dance and enjoy some well-deserved
drinks at the EXPOsed afterparty!
Contact : CauseForce
Phone : 323 822 CURE Fax : 323 843 9688.
Email : infoLA@uncoverthecure.org Additional Info :
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August 3 -
Mammoth Lakes Quake and Shake 10k / Half Marathon
Mammoth Lakes
Distance: 10k / Half Marathon
Contact : Gail Pavlich Phone : 415-335-0179
Email : snapevents@yahoo.com Additional Info : Starts at the Inyo
Craters at 9:00 am. $25.00 for either race.
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August 5
– 9 -
Sierra Summer Festival
Mammoth Lakes, California 93546
760-924-3650
info@sierrasummerfestival.org
A five-day festival of various classical music from small ensembles,
both vocal and instrumental, to an 80 piece symphonic orchestra.
Closing with a Gala Celebration. |
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August 9
- 16th Annual Winemakers’
Celebration
Monterey
The 16th Annual Winemakers’ Celebration
will be held Saturday, August 9, 2008 from 12-4pm at the Custom
House Plaza in downtown Monterey. The Winemakers’ Celebration incorporates
wine tasting with education, food, music and fun! In addition to
over 45 Monterey County wineries pouring their special wines for
the day, educational wine displays and unique seminars will be offered.
An extraordinary silent auction will accompany the day’s festivities.
All of this occurs to the beat of a local band. Call 831.375.9400. |
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August 08-10, 2008 -
Watermelon Festival
Sunland, CA
The City of San
Gabriel will celebrate 95 years of incorporation with the San Gabriel
Chamber of Commerce’s Annual Street Festival on April 25-27, 2008
in the historic Mission District. The event will feature a giant
carnival with rides, games, and food booths. The San Gabriel Fine
Arts Association will host their Art Show in Grapevine Park on Saturday
from 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. and Sunday from 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
and the Historical Association Museum will be open. Everyone is
invited to attend and enjoy the entertainment, displays by local
merchants, and crafts and artwork from local artisans on display.
On Sunday afternoon, the 2006 Outstanding Older American Award will
be presented and birthday cake will be provided for all. Bring the
whole family.
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Aug. 9
- Women in the Outdoors
Camp Herms
in El Cerrito, CA
Learning new outdoor skills, meeting people with similar interests
and spending time with family and friends are what the Women in
the Outdoors program is all about.
Women are discovering that hobbies such as camping, hiking,
fishing, kayaking, hunting, shooting, and bird watching are fun
ways to reconnect with the special people in their lives. At daylong
events held throughout the United States and Canada,
women receive expert instruction and a chance to try a variety of
outdoor activities thanks to the National Wild Turkey Federation
and its partners.
If you’ve never attended a Women in the Outdoors event, you’re in
for a real treat! Come prepared for a fun time, in a relaxed, non-competitive
environment.
Archery 101: Whether you’re interested in backyard recreation,
competition target shooting, or bow hunting you’ll enjoy learning
about this fast growing sport. Learn the basics of equipment and
safety, then use your skills to hit a few 3-D targets.
Camping Basics: Learn about the facets of simple family camping,
including tents and sleeping bags, camp stoves, and lanterns,
and other proper equipment.
Fishing 101: Learn about tackle, techniques and the various
species
of fish in California’s lakes and streams. Then grab your fishing
rod and practice your casting in the pond.
GPS’ Scavenger Hunt: Don't get lost! Gain confidence and
become
proficient at finding your way through unfamiliar terrain.
Learn about and practice using a GPS unit to find various treasures.
Intro to Hunting: Learn the basics; how to get your hunting license,
where to hunt, what seasons open when, what equipment/ clothing
you need for various species and an overview of hunting ethics and
conservation efforts in California.
Intro to Firearms: Learn about the different types, how they
work
and how to safely handle firearms. This is a great class for those
that are afraid of firearms or know nothing about them. You will
not
be shooting in this class.
Kayaking: Paddle out on the pond. Learn the basic skills
needed
to be safe on the water with a kayak. Topics include safety, equipment,
preparation, strokes, maneuvering and much more.
Nature Walk: Take a leisurely walk along the levee looking
and
listening for wildlife. Identify various species of local plants,
insects
and wildlife.
Outdoor Cooking: Outdoor cooking. Work in teams to prepare
a
few tasty meals that you can make in your back yard or out camping.
Outdoor Photography: Bring your cameras (film or digital)
and
learn how to best use them for outdoor wildlife, plant life and
landscape
photographs.
Trap Shooting: Practice your shotgun shooting skills with
this fun
sport. Topics will cover basic firearm safety, proper shooting
stances and more.
Talkin’ Turkey: You’ll have the opportunity to learn about
wild turkey and its habits. Learn calling techniques, equipment,
camouflage,
and set-up techniques to improve your chances of seeing, photographing
or harvesting one of these magnificent birds.
Waterfowl 101: Find out what it takes to get into the sport
of waterfowl
hunting. Discuss hunting locations, species, gear, calling techniques
and more.
Info:
Women in the Outdoors
Attn: Wendy Andersen
39542 Del Val Dr
Murrieta, CA 92562
951-600-9268
Wendy Andersen [witowendy@yahoo.com] |
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Aug. 10 -
25th Annual Mammoth Lakes Charthouse/Footloose 5k/10k Run & Walk
Mammoth Lakes
Distance: 5k / 10k
Contact : Andrea at Footloose Sports Phone : 760-934-2400
Email : andrea@footloosesports.com Additional Info :Join us for
California's highest road run and walk.
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Aug. 14 -17
- Yolo County Fair
Woodland, Ca
The Yolo County Fair has been running for over 70 years,
breaking only for WWII. The fair has been a long tradition of
celebrating the unbending American spirit and the agricultural
landscape by providing a gathering site for the farmers of the
Central Valley to show the fruits of their labors and to have
some fun. Events also include exhibits, arts, crafts,
photography, clothing, food, agricultural products, rodeo,
demolition derby and a carnival! Located at 1125 East Street,
Woodland, Ca. Free admission. For more information call the
YoloCVB at (877) 713-2847 or the Fair at (530) 402-2222. |
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August 15-17
- Mammoth Festival of Wine,
Music & Food
Mammoth Lakes, California 93546
760-934-2571
800-626-6684
mkass@mammoth-mtn.com
The Mammoth Festival of Wine, Music and
Food is now in its third year and growing ever more popular
with locals and visitors alike. The festival begins with a Wine
Walk at the Village at Mammoth and continues throughout the weekend
with tastings from a variety of world-class vintners. Visitors can
explore the works of local and regional artists. The three-day festival
also features live concerts, and food from fantastic local restaurants
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The Northstar
at Tahoe Nirvana Mountain Trail run
Northstar at Tahoe
Ski Resort
Distance: 10k Mountain Trail Run
Sierra-Cascade Adventure Racing Sports presents The Northstar at
Tahoe Nirvana Mountain Trail run at Northstar at Tahoe Ski Resort
on Saturday, August 16, 2008 in beautiful Lake Tahoe with great
views of Lake Tahoe and the Sierras. The course will be mostly single-track
with some double-track trails.
The 10k course will be scenic and challenging with some long ascents
and descents, including a summit climb. See Course map (RACE #3
in The Tahoe Trilogy Trail Race Series Championship race!) Sierra-Cascade
Adventure Racing Sports provides scenic courses, well-stocked aid
stations, clearly-marked trails and GPS-measured courses.
All participants will receive custom shirts and Racer bags, an award
ceremony with refreshments and raffle giveaways will follow the
event. Awards will be given to the top three athletes in each age-groups
Category: 9 & Under, 10-11, 12-13, 14-15, 16-17, 18-19, 20-24, 25-29,
30-34, 35-39, 40-44, 45-49, 50-54, 55- 59, 60-64, 65-69, 70-74,
75-79, 80-84, 85+.
Contact : Race Director Phone : 916-580-8780 Fax
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Aug 16 - 17 -
Fairfield Tomato Festival
Texas Street
Downtown - Fairfield, CA
Fairfield's tribute to Solano County's agricultural history features
Tomato Alley with 100+ varieties of heirloom tomatoes!
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Aug. 22
- Earthquake
Street Festival
Historic Downtown Winters
This is a celebration of the Winters earthquake of 1892 that
devastated the downtown area. The event pays homage to the
historic happenings, on going preservation and commemoration of
that historic Winters event. This festival takes place on Main
Street in Historic Downtown Winters where the street is filled
with live entertainment, dancing, food, drinks, children’s
activities, crafts, and more! Located on Main Street in Historic
Downtown, Winters, Ca. Free admission. For more information call
the YoloCVB at (877) 713-2847 or the Winters Chamber at (530)
795-2329.
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Aug 23rd
- Women in the Outdoors
El Cajon
1st ever WITO event in the San Diego area
Learning new outdoor skills, meeting people with similar interests
and spending time with family and friends are what the Women in
the Outdoors program is all about.
Women are discovering that hobbies such as camping, hiking,
fishing, kayaking, hunting, shooting, and birdwatching are fun
ways to reconnect with the special people in their lives. At
daylong events held throughout the United States and Canada,
women receive expert instruction and a chance to try a variety of
outdoor activities thanks to the National Wild Turkey Federation
and its partners.
If you’ve never attended a Women in the Outdoors event, you’re
in for a real treat! Come prepared for a fun time, in a relaxed,
non-competitive environment.
For additional info please contact:
Wendy Andersen, Women’s Regional Coordinator:
951-600-9268 : witowendy@yahoo.com
Your paid registration includes:
• Choice of 4 expertly instructed classes
• 1-year subscription to the Women in the Outdoors Magazine
• Lunch
• Equipment & materials needed for use during classes
• 1-year membership to the Women in the Outdoors (or extension of
current membership).
What to bring:
• How about bringing your sister, mother, daughter, or friend?
• Note taking materials if you are so inclined and a water bottle.
• Demonstration equipment will be provided, but feel free to bring
your own.
• Eye and Ear protection for all shooting events.
• Appropriate clothing and closed toed shoes required.
Info:
Women in the Outdoors
Attn: Wendy Andersen
39542 Del Val Dr
Murrieta, CA 92562
951-600-9268
Wendy Andersen [witowendy@yahoo.com] |
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August 23-24, 2008 -
Bodega Seafood, Art
and Wine Festival
Bodega , CA
Celebrate the
bounty of Sonoma County as more than a dozen catering companies
serve up a wide variety of seafood and other edibles. Plus, you
can enjoy the tastes of 20 wineries and 12 microbreweries in the
tasting tent. Or check out the creations of 100 top quality artisans
from throughout California and beyond. There are three stages of
entertainment, a kids zone, environmental exhibits.This event is
a benefit for the California State Parks volunteer arm, Stewards
of coast and Redwoods.
Performers:
Main stage: 4 acts per day 2006 headliners were Pete Escovedo, Steve
Lucky & the Rhumba Bums, Sony Holland and Pride & Joy Wine Stage:
2 jazz bands per day Entertainment Stage: 2 non-musical acts per
day
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August 24
- Asiafest
Long Beach
The Queen Mary 1126 Queens Highway Long Beach, CA 90802 A
celebration of Asian culture, art music and foods, the event features
various cultural performers, martial arts, cultural exhibits, craft
vendors and more.
Admission $20 (includes admission to Queen Mary)
(310)320-7827. |
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2008 Chopperfest
Long Beach
The Queen Mary 1126 Queens Highway Long Beach, CA 90802 A
celebration of motorcycles and motorcycle riding in America, the
event features music, food, comedians, new and custom bikes, live
rock bands and more.
Admission $20 (includes admission to Queen Mary)
(310)320-7827. |
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August 28 –
Sept. 1 - Troutstock
Eastern Sierra
Mammoth Lakes, Ca 93546
Troutstock is the premier
fishing competition and festival of all things trout, featuring
the Million Dollar Derby. Troutstock includes a Kids Fishing Pond,
trout cooking and casting demonstrations, kids fishing games, live
entertainment, artist booths, a chance to win a million dollars,
and over $10,000 in guaranteed cash prizes. All events, except for
the fishing derby, are free and family friendly.
760-934-4093
888-466-2666
jennifer@opposingmotion.com
info@visitmammoth.com |
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August 30-31, 2008 -
Millbrae Art and Wine Festival
Millbrae, CA
The Bay Area's biggest Labor Day weekend event, more than 100,000
festivalgoers transform downtown Millbrae into a moveable feast
with two great days of rhythm and blues, rock 'n roll, jazz and
soul music, 250 artists and craftmakers showing their latest handcrafted
wares, tasty food, premium wines, microbrews and margaritas, the
Cantina Lounge with a giant screen LED TV, a traditional Chinese
Dragon Dance, Taiko Drumming, juggling, magic, comedy, amazing pet
tricks, an exotic reptile show and endless amusements for kids.
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August 30 -
September 3 - 39th
Annual
Mammoth Lakes Labor Day Festival of the Arts
Mammoth Lakes, California 93546
760-873-7242
The Mono Council for the Arts
is proud to present
the 38th year of the Labor Day Festival of the Arts held in the
magical forest of Sam's Wood Site. Drive into the town of
Mammoth Lakes and follow
the signs to the festival located on Minaret Road between Main Street
(Hwy. 203) and Meridian Road. This event is in conjunction with
the Million Dollar Trout Stock
and the artists are celebrating the art of fishing by bringing all
their trout artwork.
In addition to the 100 fine art and
 contemporary
craft booths, activities will include a Native American Village
featuring Native American artists, Sage Romero who is famous for
his Hoop Dancing, and Cowboy Photography.
A gourmet food court will provide
Red's Hot Dogs and Sausages from around the world, Thai BBQ and
Gilroy Garlic Products to sample. Wash it down and put out the fire
with a sampling of beer from Mammoth's own
Brewing Company.
A wine tasting booth will feature California's finest wines. How
about a selection of homemade pies for dessert. Our famous clowns,
Sandy and Twinkee, will offer balloon creations for kids of all
ages. And the Sierra Studebaker Bluegrass Band will be roaming around
the grounds (forest) to keep things lively.
This event is simply not to be missed.
It's free to the public and has something for everyone. Hours are
10 am - 6 pm on Saturday and Sunday and 10 am - 5 pm on Monday.
This festival is presented by the Mono Council for the Arts and
supported by the Town of Mammoth Lakes, the California Arts Council
and the National Endowment for the Arts.
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August 30
- Long Beach Crab Festival
The Queen Mary, 1126 Queens Highway, Long
Beach 90802
A celebration of these delicious crustaceans, this event features
food, music, comedians, live rock bands, Miss Crab Queen contest,
craft vendors and more!
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September 5-7
- 22nd Annual Emigrant
Trails Bike Trek
Location: Calistoga, CA (Napa and Sonoma Counties)
Sponsoring organization: Breathe California of Sacramento-Emigrant
Trails
Distance: 100-150 miles (depending on what route option you choose)
Event Description: Come cycle the beautiful Napa Valley wine country
with two nights camping at the Napa County Fairgrounds in Calistoga!
Join 600 riders and volunteers to support clean air, healthy lungs
and the elimination of lung disease for three days of cycling, camping
and FUN! Full on-road support, catered meals, snacks and entertainment
are provided. Travel at your own pace-cycle, walk or catch a ride
with our on-road support team over challenging climbs and through
stunning scenery.
Fees: $35 registration fee ($25 early bird registration if before
May 31, 2008) $450 minimum donation due by August 29, 2008.
The event supports: Breathe California of Sacramento-Emigrant Trails
a 501c3 organization (since 1917) dedicated to clean air, healthy
lungs and a tobacco free future. |
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September 05-07, 2008 -
Original Lobster Festival
Long Beach
Long Beach, CA
Lobster feed, dancing, entertainment, children's games, Pirate Camp,
arts and crafts and seafood specialty booths. International Foods
Court and many commercial Vendors. Rides for the kids and adults
a Giant Ferris Wheel. Some times a Pony Ride. Kids Stage with crafts
area and Micky Magic for about 3 to 4. shows per day on Sat. & Sun.
Bring the Family and have an excellent time. Sponsors are welcome
to this Event!
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September 6
- Oldies & Goodies
Annual Car Show
Saugus Speedway
22500 Soledad Canyon Road
Santa Clarita, California 91350
5pm-10pm at
Over 500 classics on display only one night a year! Come out and
enjoy a night under the stars and re-live the good times! Live
50's bands, dancing, food, raffles, trophies, prizes.
general admission just $10
portion of each ticket sold goes directly to the Senior Center
of Santa Clarita!
To get your application and register your classic car, truck, or
motorcycle
Saugus Speedway
22500 Soledad Canyon Road
Santa Clarita, California 91350 |
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September 6th
2008 -
Cruz 'N' Eureka Car
Show
Old Town Eureka
Cruz
'N' Eureka Car Show
Car Show Event on the Streets of
Old Town Eureka
Friday, September 5th 2008
4:00pm Late Reg/Ice Breaker BBQ
Red Lion Inn Eureka
6:00pm Poker Run Starts at Red Lion Inn with
Wrap up party at Scottfeild Suites
Saturday, September 6th 2008
8:00am Car Show parking begins in Old Town
10:00am, Car Show, Vendors, Swap Meet, Raffle, Silent Auction and
More
3:00pm, Awards presented on the Gazebo 2nd and F Streets
5:30pm to 7:30pm, Cruz’ thru Old Town Eureka
8:00pm to Midnight, Dance the night away with the Rock’N’Roll Burley
Man, Dana Hall
At the Red Lion
Visit our website at cruzneureka.org for more information
Lorrie Ratjen
Event Coordinator
707-496-9098 |
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Sept. 6
- Stroll Through
History
Woodland's annual day in the spotlight since 1988;
offering tours of vintage homes, walking tours of historic
neighborhoods and landmarks, an antique fair, old-time baseball
games, food and entertainment. The aim is to take visitors back
in time to the carefree days of Woodland's heritage as the hub
of Yolo County's agricultural economy. Located at various venues
throughout Woodland, Ca. Call for ticket cost. For more
information contact the YoloCVB at (877) 713-2847 or the Stroll
Through History at (530) 666-4729. |
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September 6-7, 2008 -
Mountain View Art and Wine
Festival
Mountain View, CA
Renown as one
of America's finest art festivals, huge throngs of arts lovers gather
in Silicon Valley's epicenter for this vibrant celebration featuring
650 talented artists and craftmakers showing extraordinary handcrafted
work in ceramics, fiber, glass, fine art, jewelry, leather, metal,
paper, sculpture, and wood; also live rhythm and blues, swing, rock
'n roll, jazz, soul, world-beat, Celtic folk, funk, and party music,
flavorful world cuisine, premium wines, microbrews and margaritas,
and Kids' Park with magicians, jugglers, comedy, music, amusements
and hands-on art.
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September 7
- Third Annual Beach'n
101 Cruise
Between Oceanside and La Jolla California
9:00 AM till 3:00 PM
The premiere West Coast Cruise just inches from the sand and through
six of the coolest Beach City downtowns you could find. Hundreds
of the finest vehicles assembled for a cruise anywhere. A good day
the participate of just enjoy the sights. Make it a day in San Diego
North.
Contact: John Daley johndaley@dslextreme.com
(760) 439-1319 |
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September
13, 2008 - 2nd Annual
SUDS on
the GREEN
Land Park Golf Course near downtown
Sacramento
If you missed this event last year because of the rains, don't
miss it this year! This event is really 3-in-1 - A Professional
Team Golf Trournament - where you are encouraged to be loud and
proud and yell on your team - along with a CreativeCATS brewfest
featuring Unlimited Beer Tasting - and then the evening will see
a Concert in the Park featuring area bands. All of this takes
place at Land Park Golf Course near downtown Sacramento.
So, get your tickets today for this amazing addition to the
CreativeCATS line-up!
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Sept. 13
- Watermelon Festival
Esparto, Ca.
How much watermelon can you eat? Come find out at the Capay
Valley Regional Farmers Market's annual Watermelon Festival.
Besides lots of melon, there will be the usual produce available
as well as music, children's activities and food. Located at
17001 Yolo Ave, Esparto, Ca. Free admission. For more
information contact the YoloCVB at (877) 713-2847 or the Capay
Valley Farmers Market at (530) 787-3319. |
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Sept. 20
- 10th Annual
Dynamite Chili Cook-Off
Woodland, Ca.
A cherished tradition where the best compete for the title of
“Best Yolo County Chili.” There is a grueling competition,
music, and more! Located at 1125 East Street, Woodland, Ca. Call
for ticket cost. For more information contact the YoloCVB at
(877) 713-2847 or the Woodland Chamber at (530) 662-7327. |
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Sept. 20
- Women in the Outdoors
Colusa Casino Resort
3730 Hwy 45, Colusa, CA
Learning new outdoor skills, meeting people with similar interests
and spending time with family and friends are what the Women in
the Outdoors program is all about.
Women are discovering that hobbies such as camping, hiking,
fishing, kayaking, hunting, shooting, and bird watching are fun
ways to reconnect with the special people in their lives. At daylong
events held throughout the United States and Canada,
women receive expert instruction and a chance to try a variety of
outdoor activities thanks to the National Wild Turkey Federation
and its partners.
If you’ve never attended a Women in the Outdoors event, you’re in
for a real treat! Come prepared for a fun time, in a relaxed, non-competitive
environment.
Archery 101: Whether you’re interested in backyard recreation,
competition target shooting, or bow hunting you’ll enjoy learning
about this fast growing sport. Learn the basics of equipment and
safety, then use your skills to hit a few 3-D targets.
Camping Basics: Learn about the facets of simple family camping,
including tents and sleeping bags, camp stoves, and lanterns,
and other proper equipment.
Fishing 101: Learn about tackle, techniques and the various
species
of fish in California’s lakes and streams. Then grab your fishing
rod and practice your casting in the pond.
GPS’ Scavenger Hunt: Don't get lost! Gain confidence and
become
proficient at finding your way through unfamiliar terrain.
Learn about and practice using a GPS unit to find various treasures.
Intro to Hunting: Learn the basics; how to get your hunting license,
where to hunt, what seasons open when, what equipment/ clothing
you need for various species and an overview of hunting ethics and
conservation efforts in California.
Intro to Firearms: Learn about the different types, how they
work
and how to safely handle firearms. This is a great class for those
that are afraid of firearms or know nothing about them. You will
not
be shooting in this class.
Kayaking: Paddle out on the pond. Learn the basic skills
needed
to be safe on the water with a kayak. Topics include safety, equipment,
preparation, strokes, maneuvering and much more.
Nature Walk: Take a leisurely walk along the levee looking
and
listening for wildlife. Identify various species of local plants,
insects
and wildlife.
Outdoor Cooking: Outdoor cooking. Work in teams to prepare
a
few tasty meals that you can make in your back yard or out camping.
Outdoor Photography: Bring your cameras (film or digital)
and
learn how to best use them for outdoor wildlife, plant life and
landscape
photographs.
Trap Shooting: Practice your shotgun shooting skills with
this fun
sport. Topics will cover basic firearm safety, proper shooting
stances and more.
Talkin’ Turkey: You’ll have the opportunity to learn about
wild turkey and its habits. Learn calling techniques, equipment,
camouflage,
and set-up techniques to improve your chances of seeing, photographing
or harvesting one of these magnificent birds.
Waterfowl 101: Find out what it takes to get into the sport
of waterfowl
hunting. Discuss hunting locations, species, gear, calling techniques
and more.
Info:
Women in the Outdoors
Attn: Wendy Andersen
39542 Del Val Dr
Murrieta, CA 92562
951-600-9268
Wendy Andersen [witowendy@yahoo.com] |
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September
20 21 -
Harvest Home Festival at Ironstone Vineyards
Ironstone Vineyards, Six Mile Road, Murphys
Celebrating home, harvest, garden, recreation and Habitat for
Humanity Calaveras, this premier event, set in magnificent
Ironstone Vineyards amid live music, gourmet food and wine
tasting, features home improvement, ski swap and recreational
equipment, unique handcrafted gifts and décor, fresh local
farmers market, fall foliage and bare-root plants, fall and
winter recreation ideas, and a “Nugget Hunt” for fabulous
prizes. Hosted by the Calaveras Enterprise. Call 209.754.3861,
email patti@calaverasenterprise.com.
Dates: Saturday, September 20, 10 am to 6 pm
Sunday, September 21, 10 am to 4 pm
Location: Ironstone Vineyards, Six Mile Road, Murphys
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09/20 to 09/21 2008 -
Clovisfest: Celebrating the Real California
Old Town Clovis
- Clovis, CA
This exhilarating event will begin with a sky full of hot
air balloons flying over while craft vendors anxiously prepare for
their busy day of sales. All Valley Car Show, multi-cultural food
& beverage garden, live entertainment, family carnival, pony rides
& more! You don't want to miss out on one of the last events of
year!
tammiv@clovischamber.com
(559) 299-7363 |
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September
21 -
Polo in the Wine Country
Polo Club in Oakmont, Santa Rosa
Enjoy an afternoon of polo, live Jazz, ladies hat contest,
gourmet food, and premium wine and beer tasting! Proceeds go to
Junior Achievement, a local non profit dedicated to inspire and
prepare young people to succeed in a global economy.
September 21 2008
1:00-4:00
Wine Country Polo Club in Oakmont, Santa Rosa
Tickets are $40 pre sale, $50 day of event
Tickets or info please contact: Aquintana@jaba.org 925- 465-1081 |
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September 21, 2008 -
Brazilian Street Carnaval,
Long Beach, CA
The biggest all-Braziilan
event on the west coast with bands all day, one Rio-Style parade,
one Bahia-Style parade. Brazilian food, craft, product booths, and
beer available. Performers: SambaLa Samba School, Lula Almeida,
Capoeira Centro Sul, and more Brazilian bands and dancers. Admission
& Parking: $30 gate, $25 advance, $10 parking
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27 - FAIR
OAKS’toberfest!
Fair Oaks Park, Fair Oaks, CA
As is usual for all our brewfests, UNLIMITED beer tasting is the
key! This event has sold out since year one - so get your
tickets early! As always - more friends, more beer, more good
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Saturday, September
27 - Modesto Reel Food
Film Festival
Time : 6:30 pm tasting reception, 7:30 program begins
Location : State Theatre
Address : 1307 J Street
Modesto, California
Description: The Modesto Reel Food Film Festival presents the finest
classic and contemporary international film about food and eating.
This year’s feature film is Big Night. Several short films will
be screened.
Sample fine foods, listen to live music, mingle with your friends,
and watch world-class films. The event is a joint project of the
Modesto Film Society, the State Theatre, and the Modesto Art Museum.
Tickets: Purchase tickets by calling (209) 527-4697, by visiting
www.thestate.org, at The State Theatre box office Monday through
Friday from noon to 3 p.m. and at the event.
Admission: $12 for museum and film society members, $15 non members
Contact : The Modesto Film Society, 209-521-8772, The State Theatre,
209-527-4697, Modesto Art Museum 209-236-1333
Email : bbarzan@yahoo.com, rsiefkin@aol.com |
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Oct. 1 - 31 -
Impossible Acres Pumpkin
Patch & Petting Zoo
Davis, Ca.
Impossible Acres is a small, family operated pick-your-own farm.
In October Impossible Acres celebrates Halloween with a U-Pick
pumpkin patch, baby farm animal petting zoo, a corn maze, and
the crowning glory of fun-hayrides! Located at 26565 County Rd.
97D, Davis, Ca. Free admission. For more information contact the
YoloCVB at (877) 713-2847 or Impossible Acres at (530) 750-0451. |
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Oct. 4, 2008
- The 15th Angel Festival
City of Sierra Madre, CA
The festival is held in
Memorial Park
222 W. Sierra Madre Blvd
Los Angeles County
will be on Sat.
11am - 4pm
FREE
Everything and anything to do with ANGELS,
beit arts & crafts, religious,or silly fun!
This festival promises something for everyone, from the exhibit
booths featuring an amazing diversity of angel products, to fascinating
angel lectures, and
fun angelic demonstrations.
Celestial-like atmosphere in outdoor park.
Map
for directions
Call for more info:
(626) 794-4458 |
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Saturday, October 4th -
Lancaster Bark at
the Park
Lancaster City Park
10am to 5pm
43011 10th Street West
Lancaster, CA 93534
A fun filled day for you and your dog!
Flying Disc Competition, Splash Dogs Dock Diving Competition, Obedience,
Conformation and Rally practice matches, Canine Good Citizen Test,
Man’s Best
Friend Contests, Flyball Demos, Urban Sledding, Educational speakers,
Games for your dog to play, Entertainment, and Super Vendors,
Raffle and Silent Auction benefiting the Lancaster Animal Shelter.
Polite leashed dogs welcome (No retractable leashes permitted) |
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Oct. 4 -5
- Hoes Down Harvest
Festival
Guinda
Held every October at Full Belly Farms in Guinda, the Hoes Down
Harvest Festival is a must see event and a wonderful place to
take children. This event is an all day celebration of the
harvest season and a great way to enjoy quintessential organic
farm life. There are workshops, crafts, live music, a farmers
market, local artisans, food, drink, swimming in Cache Creek,
hayrides, animals, and so much more. Call for location and
admission cost. For more information contact the YoloCVB at
(877) 713-2847 or Full Belly Farm at (800) 791-2110. |
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10/04 to 10/05 2008 -
Morro Bay Harbor Festival
Waterfront -
Morro Bay, CA
(805) 772-1155
The Morro Bay Harbor Festival is an annual celebration of the Central
Coast's unique food, wine, lifestyle and working waterfront. It
is held on the first full weekend in October every year. Since its
inception, a primary goal of the festival has been to bring together
a broad cross-section of the community. |
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October 10
– 12 - “2008
International
Harvester Sierra Fall Rallye”
Lake Francis Resort, Dobbins, CA.
The International Harvester Si | |
