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2008
Ygnacio Valley High School in Concord, CA is planning their 40th reunion. In the unlikely event anyone has lived long enough to attend this momentous occasion, please contact Cathi Elledge Gall at (925) 754-3187 or e-mail gprinter@aol.com, or contact Ann Totherow at (530) 906-7198 or e-mail annieberries@sbcglobal.net for information. When calling, please shout loudly into the phone receiver. When emailing, use a sufficiently large font.
Now through the end of May
Dena Hangaard, for her Senior Project at Placer High School, is making two quilts, as well as collecting quilts and sewing supplies for HIV/AIDS orphans in Ethiopia through the Quilts Beyond Borders organization so they can have something to hang on to that won’t leave them. Quilts sized 42 by 60", 42 by 54", and 42 by 42" are greatly accepted, as well as fabric, batting, sewing supplies, mats, pins, and rulers so the organization can teach women in Ethiopia to make their own quilts. For more information, e-mail hangaards@sbcglobal.net or call (530) 885-4612.
Now through June 8th -
"Disappearing Landscapes" Art Event and Sale. Show of 29 regional area artists, featuring Placer Land Trust Preserves at Latitudes Restaurant, 130 Maple St., Auburn. Sales benefit Placer Land Trust in their efforts to work with willing landowners and conservation partners to permanently preserve natural and agricultural land in Placer County for future generations. Artists in this show
through their art help to spread the word about the work of Placer Land Trust in
continued open space preservation. For more information, call Jessica Pierce at (530) 887-9222 or e-mail jessica@placerlandtrust.org.
Tuesdays, May 6th – 6:00 to 8:00 PM
The next Nevada County Healing Through Loss and Grief Support Group will be open to newcomers at FREED, 900 East Main St., Suite 201, Grass Valley. Anyone who has experienced a significant emotional loss, whether current or from the past, is welcome. There is no charge to participate. For information, please call (530) 265-3258.
Tuesday, May 6th -
Kinship "Circle of Support" Group. This is a kinship program for support, coaching, and help navagating the system for grandparents raising grandkids and others raising a relative's or friends child, ages 0 to 18. For more information, call (530) 887-3536.
Thursday, May 8th - 3:00 to 7:00 PM
The public is welcome to the Annual Lincoln Business Expo at Mc Bean Park Pavilion in Lincoln. Caltrans will be there to update the public on the new Highway 65 bypass project and the impact this project has on the community. The updates will be at 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00 PM, approximately 10 minutes each. The public is welcome. Admission is free. There will be over 80 Exhibitors, so come learn what the Lincoln Area businesses have to offer. Please feel free to call the Lincoln Area Chamber of Commerce at (916) 645-2035 for more information.
Thursday, May 8th - 7:00 PM
PlacerArts presents Jazz at 808 featuring Jimmy Robinson and Friends at The Arts Building at 808 Lincoln Way in downtown Auburn. Local wines will be served at the copper Wine Bar. Featured performers include vocalist Claudette Stone, Al Bent on trombone, Tom Shove on piano, Lenny Pollacchi on bass, and, of course, world-renowned percussionist Jimmy Robinson. Purchase tickets online at www.PlacerArts.org or call (530) 885-5670.
Friday, May 9th -
Deadline for the AirFair Poster Contest. The City of Auburn, Nella Oil Company, & the Auburn Aviation Association (AAA) are currently hosting a concept contest to represent the Aug. 2, 2008 Auburn AirFair. This year's theme is "The Wings of Eagles ...Passing Aviation to the Next Generation." Entries should reflect the theme. Entries should be on plain 8-1/2 x 11 paper, identified by name, address and phone number. Mail entries to Thunder in the Sky, P.O. Box 2280, Grass Valley Hwy., #186, Auburn, CA 95603. Prizes to be awarded to the top three winners. Entries become property of the AAA. For additional information about the AirFair visit thunderinthesky.org
Friday, May 9th -
The Loomis Basin Chamber of Commerce is having a contest for best artwork for the 2008 Eggplant Festival poster and logo. Do not submit your entry by email. All entries must be submitted by May 9th at the Loomis Basin Chamber of Commerce office. Please call (916) 652-7252 or email manager@loomischamber.com if you have any questions.
Fridays May 9th, June 13th, July 11th, August 8th, and September 12th - 5:00 to 9:00 PM
24th Annual Cruise Nite on Lincoln Way in downtown Auburn. This is a family-friendly outlet for auto devotees to show and shine their classic and vintage motor cars and custom creations on a small-town American stage. This event is free of charge to car owners and spectators, thanks to the sponsorship of over 60 foothills businesses. Food and drink are available for purchase. Stop by the KAHI van that will be parked in front of the Auburn Country Grill and say hi. For more information, call (530) 885-4364 or go to http://www.downtownauburnca.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=15&Itemid=27.
Saturday, May 10th - 9:00 AM to Noon
The UCCE Nevada County Master Gardeners are sponsoring a Spring Plant Sale. This is a rain or shine event as there are indoor facilities. Location: Demonstration Garden, 1036 W. Main St., Grass Valley (on NID Grounds.) This location is wheelchair accessible. Please call 72 hours in advance for assistance with persons with disabilities. Master Gardeners will be available to answer your gardening questions. Free University of California publications will also be available. For more information, call (530) 273-4563.
Saturday, May 10th - 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM and Sunday, May 11th - 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Cain's Crossing Rennaissance Faire at Auburn Regional Park, 3880 Richardson Drive. Queen Elizabeth progression, food, drink, bellydancers, swordfighter,s, street performers, magician, crafts, hands-on activities, children's glen for the little ones. Tickets are $10 for general, $5 for children ages 6-12, and seniors. Children ages 5 and under are free. Proceeds benefit the Auburn Education Foundation and the students of Auburn. Fore more information, call (530) 885-8461, ext. 20.
Saturday, May 10th - 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM
The public is invited to meet and greet Chet Blackburn, coordinator and co-author of “Wildflowers of Nevada and Placer Counties, California” at Placer Nature Center. In addition to the chance to buy your own copy of the new book, and meet the author, Placer Nature Center volunteers and staff will be leading wildflower walks in the 60 acre woodland surrounding the Center. The trail is moderate and suitable for children of all ages. People with special needs may also view wildflowers
on the Center’s “Special Needs” trail. Colfax High School’s energetic students will be performing community service work at the Center on Saturday, painting, building a new community information kiosk and helping out with the Family Day event. For more information, go to www.placernaturecenter.org.
Saturday, May 10th - Noon to 4:00 PM
Aunt Cynthia's Bed and Biscuit Inn/Daycare for Dogs is Celebrating its 3 Year Anniversary with an Open House at 3190 Swetzer Road. It will be a Mexican Fiesta theme with food and entertainment. There will also be a temperament evaluation for your family dog and a drawing for a week's vacation, so tell a friend. All proceeds will benefit the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. For more information, call the Loomis Basin Chamber of Commerce at (916) 652-7252.
Saturday, May 10th - 6:00 PM
Award-winning, international recording star Chris Spheeris is slated to perform at the Cal Neva in Crystal Bay, Nev. in a benefit concert/art show for Arts For the Schools, a non-profit organization that enhances local children's education and fosters a lifelong love of the creative arts. Spheeris' distinctive musical talents helped to pioneer the New Age instrumental music movement. Sponsored by For Goodness Sake, of Truckee, Calif., the Crystal Bay event represents the launch of a new multi-media performance that fuses art and music. Beginning at 6:00 PM ticket holders are invited to browse and purchase Spheeris' innovative original digital media pieces. As a visual artist, Spheeris explores multiple mediums including giclees, prints, metals, fabrics and ceramics and a percentage of the proceeds from all art purchases goes to Arts For the Schools. Doors open at 6:00 PM for the art show portion of the evening, followed by the concert from 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Priced at $25 for adults and $15 for children, tickets are available at the door and at For Goodness Sake, 10157 Donner Pass Rd., downtown Truckee. The Spheeris event is sponsored by For Goodness Sake, www.goodnesssake.org. For more information regarding tickets and interesting ancillary events Chris Spheeris has scheduled for this same weekend, contact For Goodness Sake, 530.550.8981. To listen to Spheeris' music and view his recent art, log on to www.chrisspheeris.com.
Saturday, May 10th -
The National Association of Letter Carriers will conduct their annual Stamp Out Hunger food drive. This has become the largest single-day food drive in the U.S. In the Auburn area, it will be the 16th annual effort by postal employees to help restock the shelves at the Auburn Interfaith Food Closet, the Salvation Army and Seventh-Day Adventist Community Services. Just place bags filled with nonperishable food items next to your mailbox on the morning of May 10th. Your letter carrier will pick them up on his or her route, and have them delivered to local agencies feeding the hungry. Items most needed are canned meats and fish, canned soup, juices, pasta, canned vegetables and fruits, cereal, and rice. Please do not include items in glass containers or those that have expired dates. If you live in a rural area, check with your letter carrier for pick up or take food items to your local post office. During the week prior to May 10 reminder post cards will be delivered to every household. If you would also like a reminder via email, you may visit the website: helpstampouthunger.com, and enter your contact information. For more information, go to www.helpstampouthunger.com
Saturday, May 10th -
The Hooligans Bike & Car Club will be hosting “Dia De Los Hooligans,” a kustom car show at the Towe Auto Museum. The show will consist of kustom cars, trucks, bikes, music, vendors, and an awards ceremony. For more information visit www.sactohooligans.com, call (916) 442-6802, or go to www.toweautomuseum.org.
Sunday, May 11th - 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM
University of California Cooperative Extension's Placer County Master Gardeners are hosting their annual Mother's Day Garden Tour. This year, six country gardens will be featured in the Meadow Vista and Applegate area. Cost is $10 per person with children under 12 free. This is a rain or shine event. Tickets can be purchased at the following locations: Eisleys Nursery in Auburn, Green Acres Nursery in Roseville, Sierra Nursery in Roseville, The Flower Farm in Loomis, and Hills Flat Lumber in Colfax. For more information, call (530) 889-7388.
Sunday, May 11th - 11:00 AM to 4:00 PM
You are invited to attend the annual Spring Open House at Empire Mine State Historic Park. Activities will include living history presentations in the Bourn Cottage, Mine Yard and Clubhouse. In the “cottage,” volunteers will be dressed in period costumes and will re-create characters from the Empire Mine’s colorful past. There will also be live music throughout the day. Mr. & Mrs. Bourn and their guests will greet you and speak to you as if you were visiting in the year 1905. In the mine yard, volunteers portray workers of the past and enact a working day at the mine. Meet the office staff and other mine workers, see and hear working machinery, smell the blacksmiths burning coal, and feel the coolness of the mineshaft. This year they encourage the ladies to don their fancy bonnets while they stroll the Park plus it will allow them 10% off any purchase of a potted plant, including roses. The gardens should be blooming and you will have the opportunity to purchase heirloom plants propagated in the greenhouses. The gift shop will be open with various gift items and mineral specimens for purchase. Locally known Sweeneys Weenies will be providing various hotdogs & beverages plus Lazy Dog Confections will have their wonderful ice cream selections. Children will have the fun of decorating a potted plant for a Mother’s Day gift. All proceeds benefit the Empire Mine Park Association in its ongoing programs to restore the historic buildings and grounds and to enhance educational opportunities at the Park. For more information, go to http://www.empiremine.org/
Sunday, May 11th - 1:00 PM
Nick Langdon presents a Mother's Day Special. Nick Langdon salutes Moms everywhere with an afternoon of music, special guests, and the triumphant return of Tom Thompson to the Mighty Wurlitzer pipe organ at the Towe Auto Museum. Special guests include recording artist Jeanne Marie, local singer Rebecca Kane, and Dan Baldassari and his Magic Trumpet. Cost: Moms get in free. Museum admission: $7 Adults; $6 Seniors/AAA members; $3 Students (with current student ID); Under 5 is free. Call for group rates. For more information, call (916) 442-6802 or go to www.toweautomuseum.org.
Monday, May 12th - 10:00 AM to Noon
The Placer County Genealogy Society (PCGS) will hold its regular monthly Day Study Group Workshop in the Placer County Library's Beecher Room, 350 Nevada Street, Auburn. This month's program will be led by Barbara Leak. Her subject will be "Beginning German Research." Wunderbar! The study group meeting will be on beginning German research, including overcoming handwriting and language roadblocks, crossing the pond, finding your village, and reading German church books. There is no cost to attend and visitors are always welcome. For more information, go to www.pcgs.pcgenes.com or call toll free at 1-866-894-2076
Thursday, May 15th - 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM
You can’t balance the budget with cuts alone. “Cuts Cost More” Disability Capitol Action Day will be held on the north steps of the Capitol in Sacramento. There will be an educational rally, march, resource fair, legislative visits, and a press conference. For additional Information, go to www.cfilc.org or contact Christina Mills at christina@cfilc.org, (916) 325-1690 ext. 333.
Friday, May 16th -
Party Hearty with Jimmi Accardi and the Wildcats, at the Miners Foundry. This is a benefit for Women of Worth, sponsored by the Nevada City Rotary. The proceeds from the auction will help women and children in crisis to rebuild their lives and in the opening of a transitional safe home. They are in need of silent auction items and sponsors to help with event costs. Donations are tax deductible and your name will be included on a poster during the event and on their website. Please contact Sandy at (530) 878-1183, or email womenofworth@nccn.net if you have any questions or can donate an item for the silent auction. For more information, go to www.women-of-worth.org.
Friday, May 16th - 1:00 PM
The Placer County Bar Association will sponsor a charity golf tournament with a 1:00 PM shotgun start at the Turkey Creek Golf Club in Lincoln. The entry fee of $140 covers green fees, range balls, golf cart, lunch, and a barbecue dinner. There will be plenty of prizes and great fun. Proceeds go to the Mother Lode Regional Office of Legal Services of Northern California which provides free help to low income individuals and seniors in civil cases who are unrepresented by lawyers. To register, or for more information, contact Dave Tellman at (530) 889-7000 or Legal Services of Northern California at (530) 823-7560, or to go www.placerbar.org and click on "Annual Charity Golf Tournament" for entry and sponsor forms.
Friday, May 16th - 5:00 to 8:00 PM
The Auburn Area Chamber of Commerce Leadership Auburn Class of 2008 will be holding a Leadership Auburn Alumni Reunion. The event will be held at Auburn Recreation District Recreation Park utilizing the Sierra Pool venue. This event will also be a fundraiser for the Leadership Auburn Class of 2008 class project and as a venue to welcome prospective applicants for future classes to visit with current and past members and to learn more about the program. The cost is $20.00 per ticket. There will be entertainment, a silent auction, light snacks/hors d'oeuvres made available by some local food purveyors and a pay as you go "no host bar" sponsored by the Chamber. Tickets are available from any one of the current Leadership Auburn 2008 class members and at the Auburn Area Chamber of Commerce.
Friday, May 16th - 8:00 PM
The American Theatre Organ Society will present a silent movie with special accompaniment by the Mighty Wurlitzer Organ, the voice of films until 1927, when sound films began to be produced. Location: Towe Auto Museum. Cost: $10/Adults, $8/Members, $5/Students, $20/Family. For more information, call (916) 442-6802 or go to www.toweautomuseum.org.
Saturday, May 17th - 7:00 AM to 4:00 PM
The Grass Valley Knights of Columbus is sponsoring a Flea Market at the corner of McCourtney and Old Auburn Roads – across from Gate 3 of the Nevada County Fairgrounds. Turn those treasures around the house into cold hard cash. To request an application (spaces available in three sizes), for more information, or to RSVP, call (530) 477-3401.
Saturday, May 17th - 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM
Free Electronic Waste Drop off Fundraiser - Participants won't even have to get out of their car. Pop the trunk or open the door and they will unload for you. Proceeds benefit EV Cain Middle School. Location: 150 Palm Avenue, Auburn. For more information, call EV Cain Middle School at (530) 823-6106. For those who cannot make it on Saturday, May 17th, arrangements can be made for a drop off at an earlier date by calling the EV Cain school office at (530) 823-6106. Items accepted: monitors, televisions, desktop and notebook PCs, VCRs, stereo equipment, speakers, keyboards, mice, PDAs, digital cameras, zip drives, telephones, cell phones, printers, copiers, laser and multifunction scanners, fax machines, small kitchen appliances like blenders, mixers & toasters. Items not accepted: Household Appliances (i.e. refrigerators, washers, dryers etc.) Furniture, Hazardous Household Waste, including: paint, pesticides, used oil, cleaning supplies, fluorescent light bulbs, tires etc.
Saturday, May 17th - 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM
Six Nevada County museums and historic sites have joined together to host Nevada County Museum Discovery Day. All six museums will offer free admission to all guests on Museum Discovery Day, and special prizes will be available for youngsters who answer written questions about the museums they visit. The museums of Grass Valley and Nevada City offer a range of historical exhibits covering subjects from the Gold Rush to the Victorian Age, the Donner Party, early California railroading, Native American and California Chinese history and more. Museums taking part in the seventh annual family event include: Grass Valley: Grass Valley Museum, the North Star Powerhouse, Mining and Pelton Wheel Museum and the Julia Morgan-designed North Star House. Nevada City: Firehouse No. 1 Museum, Imaginarium of Nevada County and the county’s newest museum, the Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad Museum. Museum Discovery Day is sponsored by the participating museums, the Nevada County Superintendent of Schools and the Joint Chambers of Commerce of Nevada County. Maps and guides to Nevada County Museum Discovery Day are available at participating museums and Chamber of Commerce offices. For information, call (530) 273-4667 or (530) 265-2692 or go to www.grassvalleychamber.com. or www.nevadacitychamber.com.
Saturday, May 17th - 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM
Foster, Adoptive & Kinship Parents Appreciation Picnic at Meadow Vista Park. Lunch and fun. Free drawing, must be present to win! Climbing wall, bounce house, and face painting. Sponsored by Placer Kids, Placer County Foster & Adoptive Association, and Kinship Support Services. Please RSVP Rhonda Perkins at (530) 887-3536 by Wednesday May 14th or email rperkins@capcplacer.org
Saturday, May 17th - Noon to 6:00 PM
A Chance for Bliss, INC is a non-Profit Ca. Corp. committed to the care and welfare of animals on an extraordinary scale, particularly canine and equine, with strong emphasis on seniors and those with special needs. As a sanctuary, any being, which finds its way to us become a permanent resident, benefiting from the comfort and security of having a loving, caring FOREVER Home. Refreshments, Petting area and Lead-Line Horse Rides for the kids. Come join the fun at this one of a kind sanctuary and share the "Bliss" for yourself. If you cannot make the open House, please check out the womnderful stories of the animals living at the sanctuary. For more information, go to http://achanceforbliss.com/index.html.
Saturday, May 17th -
KidsFest 2008 at the Roseville Sports Center in Roseville. The fundraiser, benefiting Sierra Family Services, will provide a day of fun-filled activities, entertainment, and games geared towards children ages 3 to 5 and their families. Admission will be FREE for youth under 12 and $5 for Adults. For more information go to www.rosekidsfest.com.
Saturday, May 17th -
Celebrity Chef. Pamper your palate at this annual fundraiser for the restoration of the historic Blue Goose Fruit Shed. Enjoy unlimited tastes from over 80 chefs, celebrities, caterers and community cooks. Tickets are $25 for general seating. Reserved seating inside the event hall are $600 for 8 guests or $300 for 4 guests includes special amenities, wine and gifts. Take a chance at the "Choose Your Prize" drawings and artwork from Loomis Art Loop Artists. Purchase tickets in Loomis at Blue Goose Produce, Main Drug and Loomis Basin Chamber of Commerce. Visit Blue Goose Produce to view the 12 pieces of artwork on display that will be given away at Celebrity Chef. For more information, go to www.soplacerheritage.org.
Sunday, May 18th - 1:00 to 6:00 PM
Express your creativity. Nevada County Anti-Meth Art and Film Contest & Festival at Miner's Foundry, Nevada City. All art and film entries will be displayed. (Still photos only of painted barns, livestock & cats…) Prizes for each category. Categories: 1. Artwork, 18 and over; 2. Artwork, under 18; 3. Film, all ages, any length (30 second commercials to documentary; DVD format). Print art may be in any form, including posters, paintings, or public art (call for info). Sponsored by UNZIP, a division of Nevada County Meth Action Team. Registration forms at: www.UNZIPfnl.com. Info: (530) 470-2644. Visit www.paintthestate.org for meth art ideas.
Sunday, May 18th - 2:00 PM
The Towe Auto Museum and the Sacramento Art Deco Society presents a lecture on art deco books and authors at the Towe Auto Museum. Doors open at 2:00 PM and the presentation begins at 2:30 PM. $5 for SADS & CVF members and $7 for non-members - includes light refreshments and Museum admission. For more information, call (916) 442-6802 or go to www.toweautomuseum.org.
Sunday, May 18th - 2:00 to 5:00 PM
Join the Sacramento SPCA, Revolution Wines and WEAVE for "Yappy Hour", a fund-raising celebration at Revolution Wines located at 2116 P Street, Sacramento. This year, organizers Coral Henning and Gabriel Grant invite dog owners and their dogs to socialize with pet-friendly businesses and people to raise money for the Domestic Violence Pet Program, which supports victims of domestic violence by caring for their pets while they are in a shelter. This program allows women to leave a violent situation without worrying about their pet's welfare, and it gives the animals a safe place to reside in the meantime. With an entry donation of only $10-20, Yappy Hour will feature a raffle of exciting prizes, as well as food and wine donated from local mid-town businesses. Last year, with the help of nearly 60 pet owners, Yappy Hour raised over $1200 to benefit the Loaves and Fishes homeless pet program, this year's goal - $2000! For more information on Yappy Hour 2008, call Gabriella at (916) 267-4367, or Coral at (916) 425-2251.
Sunday, May 18th through Wednesday, May 21st -
Gospel Roots of Elvis Presley at Bell Road Baptist Church. Some people point to the way Elvis Presley loved and took care of his mother and say surely he is in heaven, while others point to his drug use and sexual promiscuity and say he's not. Come listen to Rick Stanley, Elvis' step brother. Rick's mother married Vernon Presley, Elvis's father, and Rick and his brothers were picked up by his mother and new step-father and moved into Graceland, Elvis Presley's home in Memphis, Tennessee. Rick was with Elvis 8 hours before his death August 16, 1977. For more information, e-mail pastorob@gmail.com.
Tuesday, May 20th - 6:00 PM
Nevada County Friends of NRA is hosting its 3rd Annual Fundraising Dinner & Auction at the Veterans Memorial Building, 255 S. Auburn Street in Grass Valley. Tickets are $35 each. Dinner, no-host bar, live auction, silent auction, special drawings, door prizes, and games. Proceeds go towards programs such as gun safety for adults and children. For more information or tickets, call (530) 274-0708.
Tuesday, May 20th - 6:00 to 7:30 PM
Roseville Kinship Circle of Support Group Meeting at The Roseville Family Resource Center, 124 Main Street, in Roseville. This meeting is for support and coaching for grandparents raising grandchildren, and others raising a relative's or friend's child ages 0-18. Come share information, ideas, and inspiratio with others in a similar situation, make connections with other caregivers, and learn how to better navigate the system. Take the night off with a light dinner and free childcare provided. For more information, contact Colleen Johnson at (916) 774-6802 or cjohnson@capcplacer.org.
Wednesday, May 21st - 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM
Placer County Spring 2008 Job Fair at the Placer County Fairgrounds. Thousands of job opportunities. Free admission. Dress as you would for an interview, and bring lots of resumes. American Sign Language Interpreters will be available. For more information, including a list of participating businesses, please go to www.placer.ca.gov/jobfair.
Thursday, May 22nd to Monday, May 26th -
Members of Masonic Family of organizations in Sacramento will conduct a FREE Child Identification service at the Sacramento County Fair. The "Masonic KIDS" booth is located in the Kid's Park at the East end of Building C. The Fair is held at Cal Expo, 1600 Exposition Blvd., in Sacramento. For directions, go to www.calexpo.com or call (916) 263-FAIR. A child's picture and fingerprints are digitally captured and printed on plain paper. An information form completes the front of the sheet. Instructions about how and when to submit the paper to law enforcement are printed on the back. For further information, please contact Kitty Wilson at (916) 456-6014.
Saturday May 24th - 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM
Thunder in Depot Park # 7 in downtown Rio Linda. Sponsored by the THUNDERBOLTS. All years AMERICAN vehicles "Welcome!!" Dash Plaques, Special Gifts, Event Program, Goody Bags, Music, Awards, Food, Vendors, & Event T's. $20.00 per entry. First 200 vehicles guaranteed a "Door Prize!" Vehicle entry info: Butch (530) 677-4761, Vendor info: Mike (530) 677-3045.
Monday, May 26th -
In honor of the brave men and women who have served and are currently serving our country proudly, the Towe Auto Museum is inviting all Veterans and members of the Armed Forces (must show identification card - includes Active, Reserve, National Guard) to enjoy a free day at the Museum. For more information, call (916) 442-6802 or go to www.toweautomuseum.org.
Thursday, May 29th -
You can help celebrate Sacramento families at Child and Family Institute's 30th Anniversary celebration. Join other community members for a free event that includes barbecue, beverages, and entertainment. Celebrate 30 years to work to overcome child abuse, and get to know Child and Familiy Institute, the place where rainbows begin. Call (916) 736-0828 TO RSVP.
Friday, May 30th -
Higgins Diggins Lions 3rd Annual Golf Tournament at Alta Sierra Country Club, 11897 Tammy Way, Grass Valley. Registration begins at 11:00, shotgun start at 1:00. Tri-tip & chicken dinner will be served at the Higgins Lions Community Center at 7:00 PM. New golfers welcome for dinner, $20. No-host bar open at 5:30 PM. $100 per golfer. Proceeds will be used to support many of the charities sponsored by Higgins Diggins Lions club. All players welcome, Lion membership not required to play. For more information, call Vince Macias at (530) 268-2711 or David Muzio at (530) 268-1037.
Friday, May 30th - 6:00 to 11:00 PM
The 2nd annual "R.O.C.C Your Body" to benefit the River Oak Center for Children will be held at The Spa Simply Skin, 2625 Fair Oaks Blvd. in Sacramento. River Oak provides professional care and therapeutic services to children in our community who struggle with serious emotional and behavioral challenges. "R.O.C.C Your Body" is proud to support River Oak in its campaign, "Roots and Wings: A Campaign to Rebuild Lives." The purpose of this campaign is to build the new Residential Campus, and this year's "R.O.C.C Your Body" goal is to provide funds for the new gymnasium. This year the spa grounds will be transformed into "Mystique", a "Cirque du Soleil" style experience, featuring a "Euro Bar", a champagne bar, a "VIP" red-carpet valet service, a "VIP" lounge and MC Kelly Brothers, former morning news anchor of KFBK, making sure guests are having a memorable evening. The evening will include a posh fashion show featuring cutting-edge designers from New York and Los Angeles. Health and wellness experts will be on hand to provide free spa services, nutritional advice, psychic readings, beauty consultations and much more. Over 550 people are expected to attend and each guest will receive a "Swag" bag valued at $1,000. Tickets are $150 and are currently sold online at www.riveroak.org or by contacting Alice Gentry at (916) 609-5129, agentry@riveroak.org. To learn more about River Oak visit: www.riveroak.org.
Saturday, May 31st - 7:30 AM
Join the Sacramento SPCA and more than 2,500 animal enthusiasts for the 15th Annual Doggy Dash 5k/2k run and walk in William Land Park. The popular event raises funds for homeless animals at the Sacramento SPCA. Doggy Dash festivities will also include popular Pug Races, a Canine Frisbee Contest, a demonstration by the Sacramento Police Canine Corps, a Pup Talent Show, pet-friendly vendors, and much more. Register today as either a solo participant, with your canine friend, or as part of a “Pledge Pack,” to receive some dog-gone great prizes. Entry fees are $25 per person through May 23, and $30 per person from May 24 through race day. Special registration fees apply for Pledge Packs. Day-of registration begins at 7:30 a.m., event festivities begin at 8:00 a.m. and the fun run/walk begins at 9:00 a.m.
To register, go to www.sspca.org, call (916) 383-7387, ext. 9102, or email azablah@sspca.org.
Saturday, May 31st and Sunday June 1st -
The Sacramento SPCA Thrift Store will be holding a "Second-Anniversary-in-Our-New-Location" Sale. Save 50% or more while shopping for specially-selected high-end merchandise including books, fashions, gifts, collectibles, linens, house wares, jewelry, toys, and art. The Thrift Store is located at 1517 E Street. Hours are Tuesday through Saturday from 10 am - 5 pm, Sunday and Monday from 12 - 5 pm. All proceeds from the sale benefit the animals at the Sacramento SPCA. For more information on the SPCA Thrift Store and Anniversary Sale, call (916) 442-8118.
Sunday, June 1st -
Visit California's famous Gold Country and the Historic Inns of Grass Valley and Nevada City for their 11th annual springtime tour. This year seven inns and gardens will be open to visitors as a benefit for Hospice of the Foothills. A $20 donation will admit you to four inns in Grass Valley and three in Nevada City. Free tickets are available for guests at member inns. Local artist will be displaying their art. Tickets may be obtained at the Grass Valley/Nevada City Chamber of Commerce, 248 Mill St. in Grass Valley; Nevada City Chamber of Commerce, 132 Main St., Nevada City; Hospice of the Foothills, 2399 Nevada City Hwy, Grass Valley; or Historic Inns of Grass Valley and Nevada City by calling (530) 477-6634 or 1-800-250-5808. For more information, go to www.goldcountryinns.net.
Thursday, June 5th -
The Auburn Chapter of AARP will have their monthly meeting at the Multipurpose Senior Center, DeWitt Complex, 11577 E Avenue, in Auburn. Doors open at 9:30 a.m. for Bingo, which begins at 10:00. Potluck will be served at noon. The program is at 12:45, and will be honoring the ninety year old members of the chapter. The Gold Country Senior Band will also be there. Please bring a can of food for the food closet. For more information, call Dorcas Kokila at (530) 885-2170.
Thursday, June 5th - 7:30 PM
Sierra Foothills Audubon Society's June Meeting and Chapter election in the Community Room, Nevada County Library, Maidu Avenue, Nevada City. Ted Beedy will speak on Guatemala 2008. Ted participated in a two-week trip to Guatemala last February that was led by Keith Hansen and his wife, Patricia. Keith and Patricia
have their own tour group, "Sacred Monkey Tours." During the trip they visited a variety of habitats from lowland tropical rainforest at Tikal to the highest cloud forests at the top of Volcan San Pedro--the group saw a total of almost 280 bird species. Ted's photos will show some of the birds, habitats, and cultural
experiences the group shared on this amazing trip. For more information, e-mail yardcard@usamedia.tv.
Saturday, June 7th - 5:30 PM to Sunday, June 8th - 7:00 AM
It's one thing to experience the adventure of Fairytale Town during the day. It's
quite another to pitch your tent for the night next to Mother Goose and friends. With Humpty Dumpty guarding the entrance, it's a one-of-a-kind Family Campout
that will have kids' imaginations' flowing--and parents thinking that they're kids
again. Families only need to bring their tents, an evening meal, and their imagination. The campout will include a number of interactive activities, including an arts-and-crafts playtime and a puppet show staged by Puppet Art Theater. Sing-alongs, story time, night snacks, and a light breakfast snack are also part of this unique experience. Space is limited, so families should call ahead to reserve their spot at (916) 264-7979. Cost is $30 per adult, $25 per child. Members receive a $5 discount per ticket. Children 2 and under are free. For reservations, call (916) 264-7979.
Sunday, June 8th - 9:00 AM to Noon
Ryleys Run, a 2.5K or 5K run/walk with your dog at American River College to benefit 4 different local canine rescue groups. The event will start at 9:00 AM and finish around noon. Preregister for free event t-shirt at www.ryleysrun.org OR www.hbgrr.org
Saturday, June 14th - 2:00 and 7:00 PM
Dark Victory will be presented by Silver Screen Classic Movies in the Beecher room of the Auburn Library. For more information, call (530) 878-7938 or go to www.auburnsilverscreen.com.
Saturday, June 14th - 5:00 PM
ALOHA! It's a Luau! Put on your best Hawaiian shirt or Island attire and join the Placer Independent Resource Services (PIRS) for PIRS 10th annual Dinner Auction at The Mt. Vernon Grange, 3185 Bell Road in Auburn. Cost is $15 per person. The Luau dinner will be prepared by the Auburn 49er Lions. There will be a silent auction, live auction, and door prizes. Tickets are on sale at Placer Independent Resource Services(PIRS), 11768 Atwood Road, Ste. 29, Auburn. For more information, and to order tickets by phone, call (530) 885-6100 voice or (530) 885-0326 tdd. Mastercard and Visa accepted.
Saturday, June 14th - 7:30 PM
The Jan Tuller Foundation present "A Salute to the Troops Variety Show" at E. V. Cain Middle School in Auburn. Please visit auburntheatre.org for more information or you may call Amy at (530) 823-9195.
Friday, June 20th -
Party in the Park, Free Concert and Family Fun Event, featuring the Tosh Meets Marley Tour 2008, with original members of Bob Marley and the Wailers, and Peter Tosh's Band. Warm-up band TBD. BBQ pit, beer garden, crafts, giant kids' play zone, and more. For more information, go to www.partyinthepark.net.
Saturday, June 21st - 6:00 to 9:00 PM
Is there anything cooler than a Renaissance-themed event? Well, yes, actually: a Renaissance-themed event where they're serving up Crystal ice cream on every corner. It'll happen again when Fairytale Town hosts one of its most popular events of the year, the Annual Crystal Midsummer Night's Dream & Ice Cream Fantasy. With non-stop live entertainment, vendors in Elizabethan or fairy costumes, and a half-dozen Crystal ice cream stations scattered around Sacramento's most beloved children's park, the Midsummer bash has quickly become a much-anticipated tradition for the region's families. For more information, go to www.fairytaletown.org.
Saturday, July 5th - 2:00 and 7:00 PM
Lavender Hill Mob will be presented by Silver Screen Classic Movies in the Beecher room of the Auburn Library. For more information, call (530) 878-7938 or go to www.auburnsilverscreen.com.
Saturday, July 12th -
Von Hot Rod, Master of the Fine Line, will be doing a pinstriping demonstration for students ages 12 - 18 at the Towe Auto Museum from 9:00 AM to Noon. The cost is $40 per student and includes handouts and supplies. Space is limited, so sign up soon. Students will not only learn the history and importance of pinstriping and its effect on the world of automobiles, but will also get to practice pinstriping techniques with the master himself. Von Hot Rod started pinstriping about 12 years ago and in 2007 was inducted into the "Cruisin Hall of Fame'' for pinstriping. For more information about Von Hot Rod visit www.myspace.com/vonhotrod. The public is invited to meet Von Hot Rod at the Museum from 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM for an Autograph Meet and Greet Session. This event is free with Museum admission ($7 Adults; $6 Seniors 65+; $3 Students with current ID; Under 5 free). For more information about the Towe Auto Museum, go to www.toweautomuseum.org.
Wednesday, July 16th to Sunday, July 20th - 9:30 AM to 3:30 PM
Register now for Jazz Camp for all ages, all instruments, and voice. Location: Nevada City School of the Arts. Tuition: $450 which includes combos, sectionals, listening, fun, lunch, 2 tickets to the Faculty Concert Tuesday July 15th at 7:00 PM at Miners Foundry, and 2 tickets to the Student Concert Sunday July 20th at 3:00 PM at Miners Foundry. 11 wonderful, patient, and kind faculty under the Artistic Direction of Bill Douglass. To register or for more information, go to http://www.sierrajazzsociety.com or email Julia@sierrajazzsociety.com Or call Julia at (530) 273-0568. Scholarships, work-study aid, and payment plans are available. Contact Julia@sierrajazzsociety.com
Saturday, August 2nd - 2:00 and 7:00 PM
The 39 Steps will be presented by Silver Screen Classic Movies in the Beecher room of the Auburn Library. For more information, call (530) 878-7938 or go to www.auburnsilverscreen.com.
Saturday, August 16th to Sunday, August 17th -
Lewy Body Dementia Association presents The Second Annual LBD Awareness Volleyball Tournament to be held at Loomis Basin Community Park in Loomis. This is a fundraiser that also raises awareness about Lewy Body Dementia. This is a doubles and six's volleyball tournament for all ages; there will be a keynote speaker,
Dr. Shawn Kile M.D. from Sutter Neuroscience Medical Group and LBD caregiver
Barbara Hutchinson. There will be activities for children including a kids park and bounce house. There will be the LBD Education Booth as well as exhibit booths, drawings throughout the day, volleyball clinics, serving contests, and many more activities throughout the day. For more information, go to www.lbdawarenessvolleyball.com
Saturday, September 6th - 2:00 and 7:00 PM
Woman of the Year will be presented by Silver Screen Classic Movies in the Beecher room of the Auburn Library. For more information, call (530) 878-7938 or go to www.auburnsilverscreen.com.
Saturday, October 4th - 2:00 and 7:00 PM
Invasion of the Body Snatchers will be presented by Silver Screen Classic Movies in the Beecher room of the Auburn Library. For more information, call (530) 878-7938 or go to www.auburnsilverscreen.com.
Saturday, November 1st - 2:00 and 7:00 PM
The More the Merrier will be presented by Silver Screen Classic Movies in the Beecher room of the Auburn Library. For more information, call (530) 878-7938 or go to www.auburnsilverscreen.com.
Saturday, December 6th - 2:00 and 7:00 PM
Pride and Prejudice will be presented by Silver Screen Classic Movies in the Beecher room of the Auburn Library. For more information, call (530) 878-7938 or go to www.auburnsilverscreen.com.
ONGOING EVENTS
For a list of summer camps in 2007, along with contact information so you can get the details, please go to http://www.goldcountryfamilies.com/Summer%20Camps.htm
AUBURN:
--KAHI HOST LOYCE SMALLWOOD, RADIO GUESTS, AND FRIENDS ROUND TABLE GROUP
You are invited to join KAHI host Loyce Smallwood and radio guests and friends at their Round Table group. They meet at Courthouse Coffee across from the Auburn courthouse on Thursdays. There are NO dues, NO rules and NO structure. You are invited to join in the fun and share your ties to the community. For more information, e-mail Loyce at loy@foothill.net
--ART CAN HEAL
Changing seasons bring new shows to the Art Can Heal Program at Sutter Auburn Faith Hospital. Shows run through May 2nd.
***The Digital Landscape: photography by Jerry Berry is on exhibit in the Art Can Heal Gallery. As photographer Jerry Berry begins to contemplate life after retirement from his occupation of Pharmacist at Sutter Auburn Faith Hospital, photography has provided Berry an outlet for his creative nature and continues to provide balance between the scientific/logical half and the artistic/spiritual half of his brain.
***Natural Beauty: mixed works by Nona Pierce is on display in the Garden Gallery. Artist Nona Pierce finds inspiration all around her. Her garden, her home, found natural materials, and the landscape are her subject matter. Favored media include colored pencils, watercolor, oil, and pastel.
*** VISIONS: works by Velma Minter is the show in the Chapel Gallery. This show is a collection of works from the long life and travels of artist Velma Minter. The artist finds inspiration where ever she travels, whether close to home, across the country, or abroad. Florals and landscapes are her favorite subject matter.
***Impressions: digital photo painting by Danielle Stevenson is on display in the Surgical Waiting Area at Sutter Auburn Faith Hospital, and the Infusion Therapy Center at 11710 Education St. Stevenson digitally manipulates digital photographs into an expressionistic painting. Bold, bright color are the hallmarks of her work.
***For more information, contact Laurie Barrows, Curator, Art Can Heal at (530) 389 8504 or email artcanheal@colfaxnet.com.
--AUBURN ONE-STOP CAREER CENTER
The Auburn One-Stop Career Center located at 11548 E Avenue in Auburn is a self-directed center for job search, career information and additional services. Services are free once you register, and you can register for free. Their staff can direct you to resources and explore: Telephone/Fax/Computers/Software Programs/Internet/Copy machine; “How-To-Sessions” on various elements of job search; Information and referral to other community service agencies; Information on training programs and schools; Resources/references to assist you in job search techniques, completing an application, writing a resume, interviewing; Internet job listings, including CalJOBS; Local and out-of-area job listings; Unemployment Insurance information; Videos on job search related topics; Labor Market information; and Career assessment tools. May classes include Resume Writing, Successful Interviewing, Maximize the Job Fair Experience (don't forget to the Job Fair in Roseville - see listing for May 21), Informal Interviewing, and MicroSkills. For more information, call (530) 823-4631.
--PLACER NATURE CENTER
Placer Nature Center located at 3700 Christian Valley Road offers guided walks, Footsteps to Summer Fun nature day camps, Family Days, Open houses with themes, Stars for Families, classes on using a telescope, crafts, lectures, preschool storytimes, plant sales, Annual Reptile Fair, exhibits, and special events. For more information, call 530-878-6053 or go to www.placernaturecenter.org.
--FREE DEPRESSION SUPPORT GROUP
Free Depression Support group meets weekly at the PIRS office at 11768 Atwood Road #29 in Auburn. This self-help group is facilitated by Placer County volunteer Senior Peer Counselors and has been operating for five years. This is a safe, confidential environment to share thoughts and ideas about how to cope with depression. We are always accepting new clients for this program! Please feel free to drop in on Thursdays at 2 p.m., or call Lindsey Plumer, LMFT at 916-787-8856 with further questions.
--THE PLACER COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY
The Placer County Genealogical Society has a membership of about 125 that is made up of individuals and families that have historical and genealogical interests. The group holds a general meeting at the Auburn library site from 7-9PM on the fourth Thursday of each month, except December, and features a program speaker on various genealogical subjects. The group also offers two specialty day groups that meet from 10AM to noon. One, the Day Study Group, studies various topics of member interest and meets at the library the second Monday of each month except July, August and December. The other, the Family Tree Maker User Group, reviews genealogy computer program subjects on the second Thursday of the month, and meets at the
Latter Day Saints Church, 1255 Bell Road, in Auburn. The Society maintains a web site at www.pcgs.pcgenes.com where details of these meetings can be found as well as other research references and announcements.
--THE SIERRA FOOTHILLS IRIS SOCIETY
The Sierra Foothills Iris Society holds monthly meetings at the Auburn Civic Center's Rose Room, 1225 Lincoln Way in Auburn the 4th Tuesday of each month except in December. Newcomers welcome to attend anytime, and you might win an iris in our door prize drawings. There is no cost to attend. If you love your iris flowers like they do, come and join their society. They also have monthly drawings for door prize iris. For more information, go to http://www.nccn.net/~sfis/sierra.htm email-sfis@nccn.net
---Sierra Foothills Unitarian Universalist Church,.
Every Monday from 5:45 to 6:45 PM in the Meditation - Founder's Room you can come and participate in a "Meditation Group." Location: 190 Finley St., Auburn. Call Reif at (530) 887-9565 for more information.
--AARP
The Auburn Chapter of AARP holds monthly meetings that include bingo, a potluck, and a featured program. For more information, please call Dorcas Kokila at (530) 855-2170.
--NOON PROGRAMS
Open to the public without cost, NOON Programs are sponsored by Friends Of The Library and are held twice a month on the first and third Friday of the month in the Beecher Room of the Auburn Library from Noon to 1 o'clock. Refreshments, beverages and cookies are available but people may bring their own lunch should they desire. For more information, call (530) 885-4201
LOOMIS:
--QUILTED BLESSINGS
Quilted Blessings meets at the Loomis Basin Congregational United Church of Christ, 6440 King Road, a short distance from downtown Loomis. Anyone interested in quilting is welcome to attend. Beginners are welcome. Bring a sewing machine, sewing notions, and a bag lunch. If you do not have a machine you can bring, a machine will be made available for your use if you call ahead. Quilted Blessings makes quilts for outreach programs that include abused and neglected children of Placer County and those in need worldwide. For more information call Sharon Havranek at (916) 967-6241.
MULTIPLE LOCATIONS:
---HAVE YOU HAD YOUR MAMMOGRAM THIS YEAR? Early detection is the best protection against breast cancer, that's why it is so important for women age forty and older have a screening mammogram each year. It's the best way to detect breast cancer in its earliest, most-treatable stages. St. Joseph's Mobile Mammography Program is making it easy for you to get a mammogram, even if you do not have medical insurance! Those without insurance or limited insurance may qualify for FREE services. If you have medical insurance you will need an order from your doctor. The mobile unit is comfortable, private and equipped with the latest digital mammography equipment, and best of all it comes to communities near by or right where you live! To pre-register and make a convenient appointment for their upcoming Auburn or Grass Valley clinic, please call 1-866-430-8222.
--UCCE PLACER COUNTY MASTER GARDENERS
The UCCE Placer County Master Gardeners offer many gardening classes for all interests and abilities for adults and children, free public workshops. For more information, call (530) 889-7388 or (530) 889-7385.
--FOOD ADDICTS IN RECOVERY ANONYMOUS
Food Addicts in Recovery Anonymous (FA) has proven to be an effective, long-term solution to food addiction. Based on the Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions of Alcoholics Anonymous (AA), FA is a fellowship of individuals who, through shared experience and mutual support, are recovering from food addiction. There are no dues, fees or weigh-ins at FA meetings. Membership is open to anyone seeking to gain freedom from addictive eating. FA is not affiliated with any public or private organization, political movement, ideology or religious doctrine. Through the fellowship of others, those who share this problem and this program of recovery are offered a solution that allows them to stop abusing food in order to live fulfilling lives. Seeking a once-and-for-all solution to obsessive thoughts about food and/or body image? Meetings are free and open to women and men of all ages, whether overeaters, bulimics, under eaters or otherwise food-obsessed. There is one regular, weekly FA meeting in Auburn, one in Lincoln, one in the Grass Valley and over 275 nationwide. For a meeting near you, go to www.foodaddicts.org or call 1-800-600-6028
--THE LITERACY SUPPORT COUNCIL OF PLACER COUNTY
The Literacy Support Council of Placer County supports the Placer Adult Literacy Service (PALS), a free and confidential volunteer tutoring program of Placer County Library which offers assistance in reading, spelling and grammar. You can help an adult who needs to improve his or her reading skills by volunteering for this program. Attend a monthly meeting to learn more about PALS and the Literacy Support Council. For information, contact Marianne Hendrickse at (916) 772-1863 or via email at marianne@surewest.net.
--THE OSHER LIFELONG LEARNING INSTITUTE (OLLI)
The Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI) at Sierra College and "Club OLLI" offer 67 interactive educational programs enjoyed by over 1,600 older adults at 10 Placer and Nevada county locations. Go to www.sierraolli.com to see course descriptions, get registration information, and get information on joining “Club OLLI,” or call (916) 781-6290 to request a schedule. Students appreciate the academically rigorous topics presented by enthusiastic and knowledgeable instructors, and the opportunity to make friends while discussing their views with other students. The tuition-free courses are four to six week sessions, and there are no tests or homework.
NEVADA CITY:
--NEVADA COUNTY NARROW GAUGE RAILROAD MUSEUM
Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad Museum is dedicated to the preservation of local transportation history and artifacts from the narrow gauge railroad era. Its largest exhibit is Engine 5, built in 1875, which first hauled lumber, then passengers and freight for the NCNGRR, and ended its active career as a movie engine for Universal Studios. The museum, which is affiliated with the Nevada County Historical Society, also offers a collection of railroad artifacts, photos, and documents as well as the county’s first steam automobile and displays of aviation history. (530)-470-0902, http://www.ncngrrmuseum.org/
ROCKLIN:
--NEW BEGINNING FOR VETERANS
This will be a support group for veterans of ALL AGES-an opportunity to meet and share experiences and wisdom. Groups are held the 1st and 3rd Monday of the month from 10:30-11:30 at the Rocklin Sunset Center 2650 Sunset Blvd. in Rocklin. This group will be facilitated by Jerry and Tom of Placer County Senior Peer Counseling. This group is FREE. Please call Lindsey at (916) 787-8856 with questions. No need to pre-register-please feel welcome to just drop in.
--SENIOR SINGLE WOMEN WITHOUT CHILDREN
Come join this support group for senior (55 and over) single women without children to share problems and solutions! This group meets on Thursdays starting May 24th from 1-2 p.m at the Rocklin Sunset Center 2650 Sunset Blvd. in Rocklin. This group is FREE and is facilitated by Betty and Ruth. Please call Lindsey at 916-787-8856 with questions. No need to pre-register-please feel welcome to just drop in.
--SIERRA COLLEGE
Sierra College offers a variety of lectures and concerts that are open to the public. Parking permits can be purchased fat campus dispensers. Sierra College is located at 5000 Rocklin Road in Rocklin. For more information about the lecture series as well as other events at Sierra College, go to http://www.sierracollege.edu
ROSEVILLE:
--PUMP IT UP
Pump It Up offers birthday parties where you enjoy two rooms with inflatable slides, a basketball court, a boxing ring, a climbing wall, and more. Your party gets the rooms to yourselves. Adults can jump too. After the inflatables, move into the party room. Also offered are family nights, Pop In Playtimes, and Recess at Pump It Up, a fun exercise program that offers stretching games, exercise, and fitness using the inflatables. Location: 10556 Industrial Blvd., Suite 100. For more information, you can call (916) 786-5867 or go to http://www.pumpitupparty.com/StoreHome.aspx?StoreID=8&PageName=StoreHome.aspx.
--MAIDU INTERPRETIVE CENTER
***Saturday, April 5th through December, 2008 – 6:00 to 8:00 PM
Exhibit Reception: Discovery, Devastation, Survival: California Indians and the Gold Rush at the Maidu Interpretive Center, with a special tribute to and unveiling of a portrait of Mountain Maidu weaver, Lilly Baker. The exhibit examines the impact of the gold rush and highlights several native families whose ancestors survived this devastating period. The exhibit also offers examples of the continuing richness of native California culture through its baskets, jewelry, art and literature.
***Maidu Interpretive Center offers special events, homeschool and Scout classes, summer camps, live animal shows, classes, nature camps, activities, exhibits, Wildlife in the Woods, Campfire under the Stars, crafts, archery classes, Night Prowl, free admission days, and more. Location: 1960 Johnson Ranch Drive, Roseville. For more information, call (916) 774-5934 or go to http://www.roseville.ca.us/indianmuseum
--STUTTERING SUPPORT GROUP
A support group for individuals concerned about stuttering
In children and adults by Nancy Barcal M. A. CCC-SLP. The goal is to provide information about the cause, prevention and treatment of stuttering and to dispel myths. Call for information if you cannot attend. Who should attend: Teachers, Doctors, Nurses, People Who Stutter (PWS), Family Members of People Who Stutter, Speech-Language Pathologists, Occupational Therapists, Physical Therapists, Mental Health Professionals. The group meets the third Tuesday of each month. There is no fee for attending, however, we request that you call or email to reserve a spot at least 48 hours in advance. To confirm the meeting schedule/location, go to www.granitebayspeech.com or call Nancy Barcal at Granite Bay Speech (916) 797-3307.
SACRAMENTO:
--TOWE AUTO MUSEUM
***Lectures, classes, special events, and concerts - see listings in the calendar section above.
***Now through Friday, May 2nd -
Car Club Cavalcade at the Towe Auto Museum. The Austin Bantam Society is displaying vehicles. The Austin Bantam Society (ABS) was founded in 1969 as the Pacific Bantam Austin Club to promote and stimulate interest in the restoration and preservation of American Austin and Bantam vehicles. Recently its charter has been expanded to include pre-war English Austins and derivative cars such as Dixi, Rosengart and Datsun. Modified cars of these marques are welcome too. For more information about the Austin Bantam Society visit http://www.sandiegowow.com/pbac/. For more information about the Towe Auto Museum, go to www.toweautomuseum.org
***Now through Friday, June 6th -
Car Club Cavalcade. The Hooligans Bike & Car Club is displaying vehicles.
***Now through June
Timed to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the world's first-ever pro midget race at Highes Stadium at Sacramento City College, the "Mighty Midgets" exhibit will highlight the history of midget racing. It will show just how this unique form of racer can excite, thrill, and compete just as well as what most people think of a "race car." Midgets on exhibit will include a 1936 Gilmore Special "Flat Tail," a 1937 Dreyer/V8-60, a 1940s Kurtis/ChevyII, a late 1970s Diego/Volkswagen, a 1969 Benson/Chevy II, and a 1946 Kurtis Midget Racer/V8-60.
For more information on the Towe Auto Museum, go to www.toweautomuseum.org.
--FAIRYTALE TOWN
Fairytale Town offers Fairytale Town Troupers, Summertime Late Night Thursdays, International Series, Special events, puppet festivals, free admission days, festivals, concerts, Wacky Water Days where children can play in the water, Spring FunCamps, Summer FunCamps, Winter FunCamps, Annual Talent Show, Crystal¹s Midsummer Night¹s Dream & Ice Cream Fantasy. (916) 264-7979, www.fairytaletown.org
--SACRAMENTO GERMAN GENEALOGY SOCIETY
Monthly meetings are held at 1:00 PM in St. Mark's Methodist Church Fellowship Hall on Lusk Dr. & St. Marks Way. St Mark's is located directly behind Country Club Plaza near Watt and El Camino.
For more information on the SGGS, go to http://www.sacgergensoc.org or call Phyllis Stewart at (916) 645-1715.
--SACRAMENTO ZOO
Celebrating 80 Years, Sacramento Zoo offers Spring lectures, Cell Phone Safari Tours sponsored by Ikea, Exhibits, First Saturdays with a variety of special themes, shows, music, Zoovies (movies at the zoo) special and holiday events, wildlife stage shows, puppet shows, food drives, free admission days, King of Feasts, Annual Recycle Rummage Sale, ZooZoom, Tea and Tours for ages 55 and over, Family Overnight Safaris, Swingin' Golf Tournaments, Annual Endangered Species Day. http://www.saczoo.com/2_happening/calendar/_calendar.htm
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