SUNDAYS
Caffe Di Oro Sunday Brunches,
Sundays from 10AM-2:30PM, 36 Main Street, Sutter Creek; Includes
champagne or non-alcoholic cider. Buffet is $16 per person.
www.cafeviadoro.com
Volcano Theater Dinner and outdoor play
- 6/29 Tri County Wildlife Care & VTC doors open at 6p.m. and we will
have amazing live and silent auction items to tempt you as well as a
raffle, terrific food by Soogard Catering, wine and an
etched wine glass too. Come enjoy an outdoor fun experience and support
wildlife rescue- bring your blanket......For more details, see
www.tricountywildlifecare.org
MONDAYS
Jackson Claim Jumpers Square Dance club,
Amador
Senior Center, 229 New York Ranch Rd, 7pm Rounds, Squares 730pm. First
Monday, Call Sy at 296-8701.
Foothill Fitness (Active Aging),
Mondays and Thursdays, 9:30-10:30AM, Sutter Creek Community Center
Church Street, Sutter Creek. Everyone is welcome. For more info,
contact Gretchen U. Kingsbury, trainer, 267-5915
Amador Child Abuse Prevention Council,
Meets the 3rd Monday of odd months. For
more info, contact Robin Valencia, Program Coordinator at 223-5921,
Fax: 209-223-5931, or e-mail:
info@amadorcapc.org
Alcoholics Anonymous, 730pm, Faith Lutheran Church, 22601 Hwy 88, Pioneer.
Kids Yoga Classes, First5 Amador. Mon from 10:30am to 11:15am, Up Country Community
Center, Hwy 88, Pine Grove. Children 5 years old and under welcome;
Marie at (209) 223-1521.
John Covert: Music teaching workshop (guitar, piano, bass, drums, vocals):
Mondays 5:30-8 pm at the Amador Senior Center, Jackson, call
209-223-0902 for more info.
Foothill Exercise Classes
Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays from 9:30-10:30AM, Church at the Cross,
21895 Homestead Road, Pine Grove
Hwy 88 and Homestead Road, about 2.5 miles out of Pine Grove. For more
information, call 296-5075.
TUESDAYS
Foothill Fitness Class, Volcano, Tuesdays & Thursdays from
9:30-10:30AM, Armory Hall in Volcano
The Gold Country Chorus, barbershop harmony meets Tuesdays 7pm, Amador Senior Center.
267-1530 or 223-7099.
Library Yarns: group meets the third Tuesday of the month from 5:30-7:30. 530
Sutter Street, Jackson. Info 209-223-6400.
Jackson Writers Group
meets every Tues at 10AM. Amador Senior Center, 229 New York Ranch
Road, Jackson.
Widows & Widower’s, Where we make new friends. Meetings held the third Tues of each
month. 209-296-6223 or 257-1646.
Prostate cancer Support Group – 6 PM, 2nd Tues of every month, 6:00 PM in the Oak View room,
-2nd floor, Sutter Amador Hospital. 209-257-7609
Emergency Food Assistance Program.
help serve our community. Call John,
209-267-5481 or e-mail
countryliving75@gmail.com
4th TUESDAY (JUNE 24)
Farmers Market at The Bluffs,
Lockeford, Hwy 88
WEDNESDAYS
Amador Government #101 workshops, second and fourth Wed of each month. 6:30 to
8:30 p.m. Call Debbie Dunn (209) 296-5435.
ddunn@volcano.net
Pine Grove Civic Improvement Club
meets the 1st Wed at 6:30 pm. at the
Town Hall (across from Pine Grove Park). The Council meets the same
night at 5:30 p.m. Generally one or two supervisors are present.
209-296-7626.
Open Mic Nights at The Annex,
7-10PM. The Annex/American Exchange Hotel, Sutter Creek. Enjoy a
mid-week music jam.
4th WED (JUNE 25)
Amador Computer Users Group
(ACUG), “New Users" Special Interest Group, 2-4 PM at the Amador
County Senior Center, 229 New York Ranch Road, Jackson. Basic
computer concepts. 296-2390,
www.acug.net/
info@acug.net
THURSDAYS
The Amador County Gourd Group, second Thurs of each month, 9am to 11, Amador County Agriculture
Building, 12200 Airport Rd., Jackson. Sylvia (916) 682-2437.
sylvianelson@citlink.net
Open Mike Nights, Oasis Café,
every Thurs, 4-7PM. The Oasis Cafe at New York Fitness, 615 New
York Ranch Road, Jackson. Open for all singers, musicians, poets, and
comedians. Contact Katie at 209-223.3236 x 4.
Le's Chinese Restaurant "Seniors Night" every Thurs, age 55 or older get 10% off (offer
cannot be used with other coupons). Pioneer, 209-295-7000.
Upcountry Communities Council,
Meets the 3rd Thursday at 6PM. Bob Currall at 209-295-7630,
296-5435 or ddunn@volcano.net
FRIDAYS
Wine Tasting on the Veranda, Bellotti's with free hor d'oeuvres. 6 to 8pm. Located at 53 Main
Street, Sutter Creek. 209-267-5211.
www.bellottis.com
Oil Painting Class, every Friday 1-330pm, Plymouth City Hall. Info, 245-6101.
Buena Vista Saloon, Friday and Sat nights,
Diana at the Piano, 8pm to 2am. 5864 Buena Vista Rd, 274-0105.
Just Begin Again, Women’s Cancer Support Group - First Friday, 1:00 p.m.,
at the Jackson Senior Center. Info,
just_begin_again@yahoo.com
or phone 296-2187.
Tilly’s, Karaoke by Phish, Ione, 9 pm-1 am. 274-2032.
UTURN, New Life Christian Center,
87 W. Ridge Rd, live music, pool,
basketball, free food, arcade games, positive message. Call 267-1263.
Amador Bird Club, second Fri of each month, at 18621 Sherwood St. Call 245-6921
Film Appreciation class,
1-3pm, Amador Senior Center, 229 New York Ranch Rd. Enjoy classic
films, free, no age limit. 223-0442.
Friday Night Blues Jam,
Drytown Club,
8-11PM, www.drytownclub.com
2nd FRIDAY (JUNE 13)
Volcano Theatre’s Red Herring, playing from June 13 through July 12. Info at:
www.volcanotheatre.org
3rd FRIDAY (JUNE 20)
Main Street Theatre Works To Kill a Mockingbird, Kennedy Mine, Jackson, June 20 thru
July 19. Info at: www.mstw.org
Passport Weekend, June 20 to 22, 866-806-WINE (9463),
www.CalaverasWines.org
4th FRIDAY (JUNE 27)
Hospice of Amador & Calaveras present their “11th Annual Art on the
Lawn” Art Auction, Friday June 27 @ 6PM. St. George Hotel, Volcano.
Tickets: $30 advance / $40 at the door. Tickets available at: Hospice
Thrift Store, Hospice Office, Bank of Amador, & Designs by Diane,
Jackson, Bank of Amador, Ione & Buckhorn branches Topia, Sutter Creek,
Pine Grove Video, Pine Grove, St. George Hotel, Volcano. Hospice of
Amador & Calaveras:
ann.metherd@hospiceofamador.org;
karen.mason@hospiceofamador.org;
carol.kuhns@hospiceofamador.org
Accept: VISA & MC, Call 223-5500; 223-4762 (thrift store)
SATURDAYS
La Bella Rosa, Karaoke, 9 pm-130 am.763-2855
Buena Vista Saloon, Friday and Sat nights,
Diana at the Piano, 8pm to 2am., 5864 Buena Vista Rd, 274-0105.
2nd SATURDAY (JUNE 14)
Preston
Castle Foundation: Jazz Jubilee & Dinner,
5PM, Preston Castle, Ione. Cost: $35 per ticket. Local and Bay Area
jazz and blues artists. Info, 209-274-4112. Visit online at:
www.prestoncastle.com
3rd SATURDAY (JUNE 21)
The 12th annual “Daylily Days at Amador Flower Farm”
through 22nd,
9am-4pm, 22001 Shenandoah School Rd, Plymouth., 209-245-6660, more info
at: www.amadorflowerfarm.com
4th SATURDAY (JUNE 28)
Western Auction at the Feed Barn - preview 6/27 and auction
begins at noon. 6/28 There will be all sorts of items auctioned such as
wagon wheel benches, tables, chairs, all unique and made out of amazing
old wood. Also, there will be bronze statues, cow and calf skins,
skulls, jewelry and much, much more. The Feed Barn will split their
profits from this auction between A-PAL and Tri County Wildlife Care.
See local papers or call Susan for more details - 223-2809.
Calvary Ione Fellowship, June 28, 10am First Annual Church Picnic
We'll have lots of fun and activities for the whole family. For the
Kids we'll have a Slip "n" Slide, a water slide, bounce house and even
a race course for those that have some radio controlled 4 wheel drive
cars. And for the adults we'll have tennis, Volleyball, Horseshoes,
games and lots and lots of food for all. The picnic will be located at
a Ranch in Ione with lots of shade and an air conditioned home
available for those that need a break from a warm summers day of
activities. Keep your eyes on our website and we'll post further
details as they become available.
Yoga Classes at the Pine Grove Town Hall
Mondays: 9:00 - 10:00 am & 5:30 - 6:30 pm; Thursdays: 9:00 -
10:00am & 5:30 - 6:30pm. Tuition is $5.00 per class. Instructor is
Marie Schluter. (209) 223-1521.
Back Roads Coffeehouse
1st & 3rd Sundays: Celtic Music Jam. June 7 & 21; July 5 & 19. 74
Main Street, Sutter Creek, (209) 267-0440.
Plymouth, Country Flea Market at Colburn Park (off Hwy 49 behind Amador County Fairgrounds).
Every 1st Saturday, 8am to 4pm. Free parking. 209-245-3192.
SUTTER CREEK THEATER
Voted Best Independent Theatre 2008 KCRA 3 "A" List
209-267-1070,
info@suttercreektheater.com
www.suttercreektheater.com
John Nemeth & his band
Traditional rhythm and blues sensation! June 13, 8:00 p.m. $18 adv
/ $21 day of show.
The Ox Herder , an original play by Linda James Hein, 6/20 through 7/13. Fri &
Sat shows at 7:30 p.m., Sun matinees at 2:30, $17 eves, GALA OPENING
$25.
4th Annual Summer Stars Theatre Camp June 23-July 10 OR July 14-July 31,
Mon-Thurs 9 am - noon Ages 8-18. Monica @ (209) 257-0709. Register by
June 15, $225. After June 15, $255.
Caffe Via d’Oro Music, 6pm to 9pm, Saturdays. Main Street, Sutter Creek.
Bellotti's Endless Spaghetti Dinners,
5-7PM, Mondays through Thursdays,
$10.95 per person, kids under 5 eat free!
LAST SUNDAY
Habitat for Humanity to Break Ground on Ninth House
The public is invited to Habitat for Humanity Calaveras’ second
groundbreaking of a Habitat home in the Valley Springs area. The
groundbreaking ceremony is Sunday, June 29, 2008 at 2 p.m. at 3340
Botfuher Street in Rancho Calaveras.
Participating in the ceremony are District 5 Supervisor Russ Thomas,
and Lucy Thein, President of the Board of Directors of Habitat for
Humanity Calaveras. Brother James Marlow of the Burson Full Gospel
Church will also participate. The prospective owners of this Habitat
home, Troy and Patricia Burns and their three sons, will be present
along with other Calaveras County Habitat families. Music and
refreshments will conclude the ceremony. Parking is limited; carpooling
is encouraged. For additional information call Kathy Heffernan, Habitat
for Humanity Volunteer Coordinator, at 209-785-7742, or Frank Meyer,
Habitat Administrative Manager, 209-754-5331.
MONDAYS
First Monday Night of The Month- Poetry reading at The Historic Hotel
Leger. All are welcome to come and share
your own unique writing, an old favorite, a new found treasure, or
simply listen to others. Weekly dinner specials and bistro entrees are
available beginning at 5pm, and the reading begins at 7:30pm. 8304 Main
St., Mokelumne Hill.
WEDNESDAYS
NA/Narcotics Anonymous, West Point Community Church, West Point, 7pm.
3rd WED (JUNE 18)
Music in the Park, Second Wind,
Copperopolis Town Square. Doo-Wop and more.
4th WED (JUNE 25)
Music in the Park, Coyote Hill, Valley Springs, Ball Field. Lively Blue
Grass, Folk and Jazz appearing with the “3 Woody Guthries”.
2nd FRIDAY (JUNE 13)
Ironstone Vineyards Summer Concert, Doors 7:00PM. Sheryl Crow -
Los Lonely Boys. Murphys, CA
3rd FRIDAY (JUNE 20)
Passport Weekend, June 20 to June 22. Call 866-806-WINE (9463), visit online at:
www.CalaverasWines.org
4th FRIDAY (JUNE 27)
Ironstone Vineyards Summer Concert - Doors 6:00PM, Bob
Weir & Ratdog, Government Mule. Murphys, CA
Blue Mountain Players,
347 Main Street, West
Point. Call 209.293.7979.
Rising Sun Nursery classes
www.risingsunnursery.com
RSVP 772-3451. 3577 Hwy 12, Burson, CA
Cedar Center's upcoming 2008 Summer Music Series
July 5, Lost in the Shuffle 7pm, Ebbetts Pass Firefighters
Fundraiser BBQ, 4:00-7:00pm. July 12, Delta News 6:30-8:30pm,
Classic Oldies and Rock 'n' Roll. Highway 4 and Oak Circle, in the
heart of Arnold. 209-588-0999.
El Dorado Musical Theatre, Willy Wonka, July 5-13. Thoroughly Modern Millie,
July 18-27. Youth theatre at its best.
www.edmt.info
‘El Dorado County Fair; Paws in Paradise’,
June 12-15, Placerville, Fairgrounds, 100 Placerville Blvd
‘Movie Nights at Serrano’ June 21, 7pm. El Dorado, Free outdoor movies shown on giant
inflatable movie screen, set up on the Village Green. Concessions,
raffles, & free giveaways each night! Bring blankets, picnics & lawn
chairs (not to exceed 18 inches in height) Movie meal deals available
for purchase. $5 includes a slice of pizza, drink & dessert or candy
bar. Great fun! Bring the whole family 7:00 p.m. 4525 Serrano Parkway,
El Dorado Hills. Free 916 933 8946
http://www.sierraoutdoorcinema.com
‘Picnic in the Park Concert Series’ Every Fri Night. June 27- Aug 8,
6-10pm. Bring your family, friends, lawn chair or blanket and picnic
baskets and enjoy a fun music filled evening. There are also train
rides for the kids. Folsom City Lions Park, Natoma St, Folsom.
www.folsom.ca.us
‘Pony Express re Ride’ June 18th
Folsom, CA. 11-4pm . Before e-mail there was regular mail or snail mail
as we call it today. However from 1860- 1861, regular mail was
transported from Saint Joseph Mo to California by a Pony Express Rider.
This historic journey is recaptured in June and the Folsom History
Museum, which is located on the site of the original Pony Express Depot
is a stop on the ride. Folsom History Museum, Sutter St. Folsom. Adults
$3, youth $2, under 12 free.
http://www.folsomhistorymuseum.org
The Phantom of the Opera,
Wed, through Sat, June 14, Community Center,
www.Tickets.com (800) 225-2277.
‘Sacramento Grape Escape’ at the Cesar
Chavez Plaza, June 14th 4-7pm.Sacramento, CA. Join us for the region's
premier Wine and Food Festival. Featuring more than 100 of the
Sacramento Region's award-winning wineries and restaurants, the Annual
Grape Escape brings the most delicious products from eight counties
together at one all-inclusive event to celebrate the region's award
winning wine country and highly-touted local cuisine.
http://www.sacramentograpeescape.com
3rd SUNDAY (JUNE 15)
Father’s Day,
Towe Auto Museum! Dads are free. The Sac Art Deco Society, lecture on
automotive mascots by Ed Holloway, 2:00pm, $7 for non-members. 2200
Front Street, Sacramento.
‘Celebrate Father’s Day in style at the
Towe Auto Museum!’ June 15th 10-6pm, Sacramento. Dads enjoy free
Museum admission. Don’t miss out on your chance to make Father’s Day a
memorable experience! Dads get in free! Museum admission: $7 Adults; $6
Seniors/AAA members; $3 Students (with current student ID); Under 5 is
free. 2200 Front St. Call for group rates. 916 442 6802
http://www.toweautouseum.org
3rd & 4th TUESDAY
‘Music in the Zoo’ June 17th & 24th
6-8pm. Sacramento, CA. Gates open at 5:30 pm. Chill out Tuesday
evenings with the hottest music around. Bring a blanket and a friend to
the Sacramento Zoo and enjoy some terrific concerts. Tickets may be
purchased in advance. The Sacramento Zoo is located near the corner of
Land Park Drive and Sutterville Road in William Land Park. Parking is
free and available throughout the park. 916-808-5888
http://www.saczoo.com
3rd SATURDAY (JUNE 21)
‘Model T Ford Beginner’s Class’.
9-5pm. Sacramento, CA. Celebrate the 100th Anniversary of the Model T
but taking this beginner course on a car that will forever be a legend.
They day includes classroom instruction, hands-on work stations,
purchase and service tips, maintenance, operation instructions, and
behind-the-wheel drive time from guys who love their Model T’s! Towe
Auto Museum - 2200 Front Street, Sacramento, CA 95818. Pre-registration
required. $85 per person - includes lunch and all instructional
materials. 916 442-6802
http://www.toweautomuseum.org
Regal
Entertainment Group's Free Family Film Festival is a 9-week program
of FREE "G" and "PG" rated movies. The films are shown at 10am on
Tuesdays and Wednesdays. Admission to all movies is FREE! Limited
seating, be sure to come early.
Participating Regal Theatres are:
Regal El Dorado Hills 14
Regal Placerville 8
UA Arden Fair 6
Regal Natomas Marketplace 16
UA Laguna Village 12
UA Olympus Pointe 12
The Regal Entertainment Group is offering the "Free Family Film
Festival" at select Regal, Edwards, Signature and United Artist
Theatres. It's a fun-filled nine summer weeks of movies for kids and
their parents. Since 1991, Regal has provided this service to the
community, and best of all it's FREE!
Selected G & PG
movies start at 10AM each Tuesday and Wednesday during the festival.
These show times will not be available for purchase on Fandango.
First-come, first-served seating is limited to theater capacity. The
Free Family Film Festival is safe, lots of fun and a great way for kids
to spend a weekday morning in the summer. To find the participating
theater closest to you, and what films they are offering, please click
on the following link:
http://www.regmovies.com/freefamilyflicks/index2.jsp
If the theater you are looking for is not included on this page, please
refer directly to the theater you are interested in attending.
Programming decisions for the 'Free Family Film Festival' are made by
the individual theater’s management.
Theater contact
information can be found on their website. Enter the zip code or city
name of the theater you are looking for in the Movie Tickets & Theater
Showtimes Search' search box, on the top of the home page. A list of
theaters will appear. When you find the theater you're searching for,
click on the blue theater name to retrieve the address and phone
number. www.REGmovies.com for
more information.
ENJOY!
Sacramento Zoo. The zoo returns to regular hours 9am to 4pm from
Feb 1st – Oct 31st 2008,
Sacramento, CA.
Saturday Night Classic Drive-In Movie Series --- Sat, June 21, extended
Museum hours until 9pm. Second of five free classic drive-in
movie nights under the stars, classic drive-in refreshments for sale.
Movies begin at dusk. Classic car owners are encouraged to cruise into
the event in their classic cars and will receive half-off Museum
admission coupons (good only for that evening). The cruise-in begins at
4pm. The cruise-in and movie are free and Museum admission is $7 for
Adults, $6 for Seniors (65+), $3 for students with current ID, and
under five is free. Discounts also available for AAA and Banazzle
members.
‘A Chorus Line’ Roseville Theater,
June 27-July 26th Times Vary. Vernon St., Roseville. A Chorus Line is a
stunning musical about a chorus audition for a Broadway musical. It
tells of the achingly poignant ambitions of professional Broadway
gypsies to land a job in the show, and is a powerful metaphor for all
human aspiration.
http://www.mcircle.org
Discovery
Museum's Science & Space Center:
Special activities, camps, planetarium shows, Bone Zone and more.
www.thediscovery.org
‘Dare to Dream’ Exhibit at the
Aerospace Museum of California, 3200 Freedom Park Dr, McClellan,
Sacramento. Sacramento, CA. Through Dec 3rd. The purpose of Dare to
Dream is to present educational elements in scenic environments that
will fuel the imagination and build new dreams for the future of space
exploration. While totally immersing visitors in the exciting scenic
elements, the exhibit also features live performances, child-friendly
interactive's, and state-of-the-art projection and audio technology to
bring this epic story to life. Highlights include opportunities to
visit Galileo’s studio, view artifacts from the visionaries and
inventors who developed early space technologies, and experience
lift-off on Saturn V—which first carried astronauts to the Moon.
http://www.aerospacemuseumofcalifornia.org
Discovery
Museum's Gold Rush History Center:
www.thediscovery.org
The Sacramento Ballet,
http://www.sacballet.org
California
State Railroad Museum:
Sacramento, Rides behind a steam locomotive
http://csrmf.org/doc.asp?id=258
Classic Car Display Night at Pizza Factory, every 2nd & 4th Friday of every month, 5pm to
8pm. Enjoy music, prizes, great food, video games. 14088 E. Hwy 88,
Lockeford, 209-727-3707.
Fathers Day Weekend Cherry Festival at Boa Vista Orchard U-Pick Bing
& Rainier Cherries, June 14-15th Placerville, CA. fresh Cherry &
Blackberry Pies & Turnovers. BBQ Tri-tip sandwiches, fresh summer
fruits & vegetables, apple wine tasting. 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Boa
Vista Orchards, 2952 Carson Road, Camino no cost for admission but cost
for goods For more information contact: (530) 622-5522
‘Placer County Fair’ Amazing Ways and Country Fair Days at the
Placer County Fairgrounds, June 19-22nd. All American Blvd, Roseville.
Bear Valley Music Festival,
(800) 458-1618,
www.bearvalleymusic.org
‘Fun Family Day’ Every second Saturday
from June through August, Roseville,CA. enjoy a whole day of family
activities for one small price. Learn about the Maidu Indians, their
culture and animals of the area and listen to traditional stories by
Rick Adams. You can spend an entire Saturday at the Center for only
$14/family:
• 10:00am–11:30pm: Take a guided tour of the historic site, an ancient
Indian village site
• 11:30–12:30pm: Bring your lunch and picnic under the shade shelter
behind the museum and watch the wildlife in the pond!
• 1:00–2:00pm: Enjoy the exhibits and hands on activities inside the
museum
• 2:00–3:00pm: Learn about animals at a Live Animal Show
• 3:00–4:00pm: Enjoy Native American stories around the trail or inside
the museum. Maidu Interpretive Center 1960 Johnson Ranch Rd, Roseville
916 774-5934
http://www.roseville.ca.us/indianmuseum
Downtown Tuesday Nights on Vernon St.
Roseville. Every Tuesday from May - July come and join the family fun
events going on in Downtown Roseville. For information on all the great
events please visit the Downtown Tuesday Night website at
http://www.downtownroseville.com
Mountain Country Crafts Festival, Greeley Hill, June 21, 22. Call
209/878-3537.
‘9th Annual Summer Spectacular & Fireworks
Show’ June 28th 6pm. Cameron Park, CA. Crafts, carnival games,
contests, local entertainment, raffles, food and refreshments, and a
spectacular fireworks display over Cameron Park Lake. This is a ticket
event with a portion of the gate admission being donated to the Food
Bank of El Dorado County. Gates open at 3:00 p.m., 6:00 p.m. live
music, 9:30 fireworks show Cameron Park Lake off Hwy 50 and Cambridge
Road $3 per person
http://www.cameronpark.org For more information contact:
CPCSD (530) 677-2231
Crystal Image Band Schedule:
Barking Dog
in Lodi, June 20 (9 pm); Blue House Bistro in San Andreas, June
13 and 14 (6-8 pm); Castle Oaks Golf Club (concert by the lake)
Ione, 6 pm, June 27 with the Big Crystal Image Band (6 pieces); July 4,
Stockton Moose, 8 pm, **guest buzzer to left of door to open
front door. Shows updated at
www.gigmasters.com/liveband/crystalimage
Exhibit ‘Discovery, Devastation, Survival:
California Indians and the Gold Rush’, with a special tribute to
Mountain Maidu basket weaver, Lilly Baker. Through Dec 08,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 1960 Johnson Ranch Rd, Roseville 916 774-5934
http://www.roseville.ca.us/indianmuseum
ACUG General
Meeting:
The Amador Computer Users Group, Tuesday, July 1, at 7 PM at the Amador
County Senior Center, 229 New York Ranch Road, Jackson. Featured
Presentation: “Google Earth mapping options”. Come to our next General
Meeting and see how to use Google Earth. Fly around your house and town
via the computer. See it from all angles and capture pictures to
entertain your friends. We will also discuss cell phones and flash
drives; learn about all the new cell phone features and get help on
which to buy. ACUG is a non-profit organization dedicated to helping
members of the community learn more about computers and software.
Visitors are always welcome and admission is free! For more information
visit www.acug.net or contact us at
info@acug.net or call 296-2390.
LMNO & The Kennedy Mine Foundation Present: MINESTOCK 2008
TBA
Kennedy Mine, Jackson. $15 per person, $5/children ages 8-12, $50 per
carload. This is a huge open mike event for ALL musicians and music
lovers, young and old, amateur and pro. Several core bands are also
lined up to perform throughout the day: As Yet Untitled, Bobby D. & the
Blues Organ_ization, Crystal Image featuring Honey & Spice, Darcel
Hunter, Lisa Morrow, Pueblo Rooftop, Substrate Wind Horse and the
Favoritz Band! Bring your chairs/blankets, shade umbrellas, sunglasses,
plenty of sunblock, etc. Food, beer and wine served; you can also bring
your own lunch/dinner.
Dance at 8PM to the sounds of The Favoritz Band! Tell your friends and
family to include Minestock in your Memorial Day weekend plans! This
fundraising event goes towards a new Archives Building to be built at
the Kennedy Mine.
For more information, go to:
www.kennedyminefoundation.org
Mokelumne Hill 4th of July Celebration,
7:30 - 11 am: Town Hall
Pancake Breakfast by Veterans; 11 am: - 2am; 11 am: Parade; Noon-ish:
Tug-o-War between Moke Hill Fire and San Andreas Fire; Vendor booths,
kids games, and MORE! Call Terry or Susan Weatherby at 209-286-1412 for
a parade entry if you'd like to join the parade!
Music in the Park, July 2, Matt Cullen Trio, Mountain Ranch Park. Dreamy jazz
standards and swing jazz.
Amador
Democratic Headquarters Grand Opening and Pay the Rent Party July
3rd 6-9pm Open House Watch fireworks at dusk, July 4th 11a-3pm Open
House.
Meet the Candidates
Volunteer
Register to Vote
Change to Vote By Mail
Democratic Headquarters, 40 No. Hwy 49-88 Ste.E. Jackson. 209 257 1397,
amadordemocrats@bayneweb.com
www.amadordemocrats.org
Current office hours, Monday and Thursday 10-4, Available by
appointment all week/weekend.
SUSAN’S PLACE Presents SIMPLE PLEASURES, Saturday JULY
5th, 5:30 – 8:30 p.m. On the Patio Dinner Reservations recommended, 15
Eureka St. Sutter Creek 276-0945 (mandolin, guitar, dobro, violin,
autoharp)
First Monday Night of The Month- Poetry reading at The Historic Hotel
Leger.
July 7, Share your writing, listen to others. 7:30pm. 286-1401.
www.hotelleger.com
2nd Annual “Save the Knight Foundry” Golf Tournament, Saturday
July 12th 1PM Shotgun, Castle Oaks Golf Club, Ione. Entry Fee $95.00
Includes the Following:
Golf: 18 Holes
Carts: 2 Per Foursome
Tee Prize: Golf Shirt
Format: 4-Person Scramble
Awards: Low Net Team: 1st, 2nd-- Low Gross Team: 1st Dinner BB’Q
Dinner, Awards & Prizes Following Golf Extra Dinner $20.00 Additional
Prizes Include: Closest to Hole Contests on all Par 3’s Long Drive Men
& Women Tournament Sponsor $ 75.00 Includes: Tee Signage will be
prominently displayed on the golf course.
Preston Castle Foundation: Third Annual Preston Castle Golf
Tournament, Wednesday, July 9
11:00 registration; 12:30 shotgun start, Castle Oaks Golf Club, Ione,
Cost: $125 per ticket. Golf to save the castle! One afternoon of golf
can make a big difference at the third annual Preston Castle Golf
Classic. Contests will be held throughout the 18-hole scramble
tournament with dinner, awards ceremony, and a raffle/auction event as
the big finale. Each player will receive a bag of tee prizes at
registration with refreshments offered at hospitality tents along the
course. Tickets can be purchased at
www.prestoncastle.com or by
calling 209-274-4112. Preston Castle Foundation began work in 1997 to
restore, preserve and provide utilization of this important California
landmark. community resource.
2ND ANNUAL WINE TASTING: Music and Art in
July. Join us in Amador City for our second annual Wine and Art
Summer Social, Friday, July 11, 2008, from 5 to 8 p.m. You can sample
the wonderful Amador County wine from twelve local vineyards and enjoy
the music of Herb Boxhorn and Friends while surrounded by the art work
of a dozen or more local artists. Now that the by-pass is a reality,
Main Street in Amador City is a delightful venue for a relaxed
mid-summer evening of wine, music and art. Wine tasting with souvenir
glass is just $15.00. For more information,
ktchnstore@centralhouse.net, or Joyce at 267-9225.
Museum Closed for new roof
from May 12 to the end of July, will re-open the last week in July,
or first week of August, 209-223-6386 or email
museum@volcano.net
For Kids By Kids Fishing Tournament, Saturday, July 19, Walking
bridge in Jackson. To sign up for free, and for more information call
304-2717
Volcano Theater Company, Volcano, CA
Mark your Calendar for Auditions: "Man with the Plastic Sandwich",
Sunday, July 27, 5pm, Monday, July 28, 7pm.
Needed: 2 men, ages 35-65, 2 women, ages 25-45, Contact Chris Borden,
Director, 295-1898
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www.amadorfarmersmarket.com
www.htradio.net
www.goldcountryhorsemens.com
Send event info for July 2008 to
editor@goldcountrytimes.com for publication in the July issue.
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