Foothills Marketplace - April 2011

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FoothillsFoothills April 15, 2011Vol. 3, No. 8MARKETPLACEMARKETPLACEMARKETPLACE DininGuideSpecialPages12-14

Habitat for Humanity ReStoreGM Danny Childsand Manger Lynn RodgersSee page 2


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Beginning April 19 the Restore located at 12359 LomaRica Drive in Grass Valley will be open Tuesdaythrough Saturday from 9:00am to 6:00pm.

Increasing operating hours from 28 hours per week to 45is in direct line with the growth the ReStore has sustainedover the past few years. We appreciate and listen to ourcustomers. When they asked for more shopping conven-

ience, weresponded.says Debbie

Arakel,ExecutiveDirector.

The ReStorewas opened in

2005 and sincethen, has beenpopular stopfor residentslooking to tack-le homeimprovementprojects. TheReStore offersrecycled, new,or gently usedbuilding mate-rials, doors,

windows, appli-

ances, and all sorts of items needed for a wide variety ofjobs. In 2010 Nevada County Habitat for Humanity tripledthe size of the ReStore by moving to its present location,also tripling the volume of available items in over 17,000square feet of selling space. This expansion is importantto the ReStores overarching mission as a revenue streamthat supports the mission of Habitat for Humanity: pro-viding affordable home ownership opportunities in part-

nership with local families.Along with the ability to now accept donations

appliances, cabinet systems, non-upholstered furnand lumber, the ReStore is now seeking donationssporting goods. Under the banner of ReSports, tReStore is now venturing into the recreation businTeam sports gear, tennis, golf, bicycles, fitness equas well as outdoor recreation equipment includinging gear, snowshoes, skis, kayaks and canoes will baccepted. This is an incredible opportunity to su

and growenue strethe NevadCounty afof HabitaHumanityDanny Chnew GeneManager ReStore a

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want to bethe sourcefor very lowcost re-usedhomeimprove-ment,sports, andoutdoorrecreationequipmentChilds said.

With the newexpanded Spring& Summer storehours Habitat forHumanity ReStore

will be able toreach more shop-pers and allow formore incomingdonations. All

donations are tax deductible. Supporting ReStore also

contributes to a healthier environment at the same time.Last year alone the ReStore diverted 451 tons from theCounty Transfer Station. For information on donationguidelines and current inventory, visit www.nchabitat.orgor call 274-3761.


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Community Event

Its time to unleash the horses...as in horsepower, forthe 26th Annual Downtown Grass Valley Car Show. OnSaturday, April 30th, an expectant 300 plus pre-1972

classics, hot rods, customs, rat rods, domestics, imports

and one-of-a-kind vehicles will take over Mill and MainStreets in downtown Grass Valley. This event brings clas-sic cars and enthusiasts together from all over theFoothills and the Valley. The event runs from 10:00am to3:00pm with free admission to the public. Classic Rock nRoll music will be playing along the vehicle display routehelping to bring back fond memoires of less than $1.00 agallon gas, cruisin and maybe even car-hops on rollerskates. Car owners will be completing for various awardsincluding best paint and interior, vintage era, flames andbest of show.

In addition to the variety of cars and pickups on dis-play there will be kids interactive games, Go Karts, andcar related vendors. This is always a great family event,

full of memories and amazing cars said Howard Levineof the Downtown Grass Valley Downtown Association. In

Hot Rods and classic cars come to Grass Valle


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addition to all vehicles on display, our downtown storeswill be open for shopping and as well as the restaurantsoffering varied menus. Concession will also be availableat the Pit Stop located in the City Hall parking lot atSouth Auburn and Main Street. The event is sponsored byRiebes-Napa Auto Parts, Winner Chevrolet, Auburn Ford,and Les Schwab tires. To learn more about otherDowntown Grass Valley events, visit www.historicgrassva-lyye.com.

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Community Event

The Hospitality House homeless shelter in Grass

Valley is acquiring a building where they can offeryear-round shelter, on-site meals and services to

guests. The building located on Golden Gate Terrace in

Grass Valley at will be known as Utahs Place, in honor ofco-founder, the late Utah Phillips. Phillips, himself oncehomeless, was an ardent advocate for the rights of thehomeless.

Through the application for grants, secured donations,and funding from the Capitol Campaign, HospitalityHouse has taken a major step toward establishing a per-manent shelter in Grass Valley. We still have a ways to goto realize our ultimate goals to include minimizing trans-portation costs and housing more guests in a stable envi-ronment, while expanding services aimed at movingclients into transitional and permanent housing saidDeana Tate, a Hospitality House volunteer. Now, we are

in need of additional funds to complete the necessaryrenovations. We need support from licensed contractorsand others willing to roll up their sleeves and go to workin addition to donations for necessities. Our hope is toraise $640,000 dollars, in-kind, building supplies, andlabor included

On May 14th from 12:00pm to 8:00pm HospitalityHouse will be having a Build-a-Shelter Day at the HolidayInn Express on Bank Street in Grass Valley. This event willbe a fun-filled day aimed to raising funds for the newbuildings renovations. An outdoor carnival will includeGo-Karts, games, kids activities, face-painting and foodconcessions. There will also be live music by Home Freeand Grease, Grit and Grime. Visitors will also have the

opportunity to view the building plans, meet and talkwith Hospitality House personnel, sign up to help withthe building project and give donations. Organizationsmay raise funds before Build a Shelter Day or on the dayof the event. There are several naming opportunities fordorm rooms, beds, tables, etc.

We are encouraging local businesses, faith communi-

ties, licensed contractors, clubs, community grouptypes, and anyone wishing to hold a fundraising edonate raffle and silent auction items, and buildinplies. Monetary donations are always welcomed amuch appreciated said Julia Jordan of the Grass VDowntown Association. Each fundraising group wreceive four T-shirts, will be recognized on the web

www.utahsplacegv.com and have the opportunity naming rights. T-shirts are also available for purchthe Hospitality House Welcome Center for $10.00.

Jordan added, We would like to give a special tto Nevada County Contractors Association, Grass V

Downtown Association, Grass Valley and Nevada CChambers and the generosity of several local businand our community. We are on our way to makingnew house for our homeless a reality.

For more information on Build-a-Shelter Day ca7144, email [email protected] or visit

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Community Event

The Fifth Annual Run for the Community is sched-uled for Saturday, May 14. Sponsored by the TwinCities Church, all proceeds will help extreme com-

munity needs such as high risk students, inmates atWayne Brown Correctional Facility, the elderly in need,and local schools. The race is also part of the GoldCountry Grand Prix Run Series. Participants will competeeither 5k or 10K runs. There will also be a 5k walk and afree Kids Run. Event registration opens at 7:00am with theRun/Walk getting underway at 8:30am. The Kids Run willbegin at 8:15am. The race course starts at Twin CitesChurch and continues to SunSmile Farm on West Drive inGrass Valley. After the race there will be live music and afree BBQ. Pre-registration entry fee is $20.00 before May3rd, $25.00 for later dates. Those who pre-register will also

receive at T-shirt. Awards will be given out to the top threerunners in each age division along with medals to all KidRun participants. For more information or to registeronline visit www.twincitieschurch.com or call 273-6425,ext 400.

Running and walkingfor the community


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In 1977 Bob Pinkham opened the original location ofBobs Discount Carpet on Joerschke Drive in GrassValley. And there it stayed and operated for 31 years.

Now fast forward to 2011 and you will still find BobPinkham showing up for work, only now the location isdifferent. Bobs Discount Carpet relocated to their current995 Golden Gate Terrace location in 2008 after buildinga state of the art facility at the corner of Idaho-MarylandRoad and Sutton Way in Grass Valley. Bobs son Kurthas taken over the daily business operations and betweenthe two bring over 75 years of combined experience in theflooring industry.

Bigger is better! Our building size and large inventorynot only makes it possible for us to offer customers a greatselection of products but we also allows us to offer the

most competitive pricing in the greater Grass Valley/Nevada County area says Kurt. Their expandedshowroom provides ample space to display a hugeselection of flooring materials for leading manufacturessuch as Mannington, Shaw, Mohawk, Armstrong and manyothers. Whatever your flooring choice, hardwood,

laminate, carpet, tile or vinyl, Bobs fills the need with20 name brands in a variety of price ranges. You wil

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Community Calendar and Events

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EverySaturdayand Sundayin April through May15: Wild Flower Walks,11:00am to 1:00pm, South Yuba River Park, Bridgeport, Penn Valley. TheDocents at the South Yuba River State Parkwill guideyou through the 1.5 mround trip. It is suggested that you wear good shows and bringwater. You ainvited to stop bythe Visitors Center afterward to learnmore about the Parkarea history. Cost of thewalkis a suggested price of $3.0 per adult. To learn

more,visit,www.southyubapark.org.

April 21: Living Wild Celebration and BookRelease, 4:00pm to 6:00pm, MSolinskyGallery, 225 Broad Street, Nevada City. This event marks the releaa newlocal guidebookLiving Wild - Gardening, Cooking and HealingwithNative Plants of the Sierra Nevada. Signed copies of the bookwill be availa

You can also enjoyappetizers and drinks made fromlocalplants andviewartfromnative Sierra Nevada materials. The event is being put on bySYRCLwdonations going to the Yuba Salmon Now! campaign. Formore informationtact [email protected].

April 25: Alaska Revisitedwith Reinette Senum, 7:30pm, North ColumbiaSchoolhouse, 17894 Tyler Foote Road, Nevada City. Reinette Senumwillreher adventure through storytelling,video and slides. Senum became the first

woman to cross Alaska alone in 1994while filming the endeavor,herself, forNational Geographic. Highlights include cross-countryskiing 600 miles dowfrozen Yukon Riverpulling a 160 pound sled in -55F temperature, building acanoe in an Athabascannative village and paddling 900 miles after spring breup; without gun,radio or tent. Senum completed her 1,500-mile journeyinmonths and 6 days. Advance tickets are $10.00, available at Briar Patch. At door tickets are $13.00. To learnmore visit www.northcolumbiaschoolhouseMay1: Spring Festival, 11:00am to 4:00pm, South Yuba River Park, BridgepPenn Valley. This Familyevent will feature music, art,kids games,wagonrtours of the Bridge and barn and environmental education. Historical characDocents and State ParkRangerswill be present to tell stories about living on

Yuba River. Admissionis free. To learnmore,visit,www.southyubapark.orgMay1: Nevada CityFire Department Spaghettti Dinner, 12:00pm to 7:00pm201 Providence Mine Rd, Nevada City. This is an allyou can eat fundraiserturing both a meat orvegetarian sauce as well as garlic bread and salad. Cost


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$10.00 for adults and $5.00 for children 12 and under. Ahighlight of the eventwill be the showing of a newfireengine thatwas purchased inpart byprevious fundraisers.

May7: BookSale, 9:00am to 3:00pm, Doris FoleyHistorical Library, 211 Pine Street, Nevada City. SponsoredbyThe Friends of the Nevada CountyLibraries the salewillfeature thousands ofpaperbackand hardbackbooks includ-ing fiction,non-fiction, childrens, and collectible books.

This months sale features books onhumor, theater,moviesand the media. Most books cost between 25 and $3.00. Foradditionalinformation,phone 265-1407 or [email protected] .

May12: Writing Workshop, 7:00pm to 9:00pm, MadelynHelling Library, 980 Helling Way, Nevada City. Joinpoetand educator Susan G. Wooldridge for aword playand cre-ative writingworkshop. Wooldridge has been teaching poet-ryfor over 20 years and is the author of Poemcrazy: freeing

yourlifewithwords, Bathingwith Ants, and Foolsgold:Making Something from Nothing (and Freeing Your

Creative Process). Whetheryou are a seasoned poet or anabsolute beginner, this workshopis foryou! The event isfree of charge and is sponsored byFriends of the NevadaCountyLibraries inpartnershipwith Poets & Writers andCalifornia Center for the Book.

May14: Flea Market, 7:00am to 3:00pm, corner ofMcCourtneyand Old Auburn Road (across from Gate 3 ofthe Nevada CountyFairgrounds), Grass Valley. Turnyouunused treasures into cash. Vendor spaces are still availablein three different sizes. This is annual fund raising eventsponsored bythe Grass ValleyKnights of Columbus in sup-

port of a number oflocal organizations including, but notlimited to, Living Well Medical Clinic, Hospice of theFoothills, HospitalityHouse, Interfaith Food Ministry, MtSaint Marys Academyand manymore. Call 530-477-3401or email [email protected] formore informationand to reserveyour space.

May15: Spring into Spring Concert, 3:00pm to 5:00pm,First Baptist Church, 1866 Ridge Road, Grass Valley. TheNevada CountyConcert Band, a 60 piece band made up oflocalmusicians,previews their summer seasonwith a mix ofbib b and,pop, classics, folkand showtunes. Admissionisfree. To learnmore,visit nccb.org.

To submit an event forinclusioninto the FoothillsMarketplace, sendyourinformation to [email protected]. Thisis a free service tonon-profit organizations.


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customers dining experience even more enjoyable, addedDonna. We lookforward to being part of the community andencourage local organizations, charities, church groups, or youthteams to call or stop in to see how or what we can do to beinvolved.Gold Rush started serving their delicious BBQ at the Grass ValleyFarmers Market last summer.Now they have brought their outdoor

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Gold Rush Burgers and BBQ offers familydining at a great price (continued from page 13)creations indoors using state of the art commercial smokers. For oursmoked burgers we use fresh ground, hand pattied, fresh, never frozen,

one hundred percent Angus Beef and smoke them using Mesquite

hardwoods. The result is a great smoke flavored burger with menu

options such as a Cheddar Burger, Swiss Burger, Pepper Jack Burger, or

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Bob said.

Gold Rush is all about rubs and smoke. We smoke the best pulled pork,

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We use our own beef rub, smoke large juicy Tri-Tip roasts, and then

thinly slice them. For our smoked pulled pork we use whole pork butts,

season them with our homemade rubs, and they are smoked for 13 hours.

Our St. Louis style pork ribs feature our own rub and then we slow-

smoke them using Apple Blend Hardwood. Our ribs can be order as either a full or half rack. We serve them with

BBQ sauce on the side. For the chicken, we rub the whole chicken, slow-smoke them and then they are deboned

Some of the more interesting menu items are the Gold Rush BBQ seven- or fourteen-inch pizzas topped with a c

of smoked pulled pork or chicken. For the more pizza traditionalist they also offer pepperoni, cheese, and vegeta

pizzas. Fish and Chips are also featured along with a kids menu. The Gold Rush Ice Cream Parlor makes sundae

shakes, ice cream sandwiches, waffle cones, and specialty ice cream pies.

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on April 22, and Kelly Flemming on April 23.

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The Soroptimist of the Sierra Foothills will be present-ing their 18th Annual Spring Garden Tour on May21st and 22nd from 10:00am to 4:00pm each day.

This year seven privately owned area gardens will be ondisplay with a variety of garden designs and bountiful col-ors. This is a fund raising event for the Soroptimist of theSierra Foothills with money raised going back into thecommunity to help women and childrens programs.Tickets are $20.00 in advance and $25.00 at the garden

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eing pampered is a good thing.Being spoiled is even better.Soon to be celebrating their

second anniversary, Spoiled Spa issucceeding in the pampering busi-ness. Part owner Dayna Becker andher business partners saw a need fora full service day spa in Grass Valley.Becker, a 30 year resident of Grass

Valley, has been a Nail Technician forthe last 25 years. In that period oftime she has worked at other localsalons where, in the normal courseof conversation with clients, sheobtained years of research as to whatlocals were seeking when it came tochoosing a salon and day spa.

Putting that research to good use,Spoiled Spa opened In May 2009 inthe newest portion of the RaleysShopping Center on Freeman Lane.They feature a complete hair salon

with 13 stylists with a combine 150plus years of experience. Three nailtechnicians are also on staff with over65 years experience. With our com-bined experience we can offer cus-tomers styles and trends that fit anyage group said Becker. Spoiled Spaalso features two pedicure spas.

Day spa customers are treated tothe latest in relaxation and therapyfrom a staff with a combined 44 yearsof massage therapist experience. Theday spa offers many styles of massageincluding therapeutic, hot stone andcranial sacral. You can choose a pri-vate room or Spoiled Spa offers a

couples room aswell. Two of themore popular spa packages are theSpoiled Spa Treatment, (a one hourtreatment that begins with a doublecleanse, exfoliation, and extractions,and then moves into a relaxingEuropean facial and upper body mas-sage. Serums are applied under atreatment masque while the clientreceives a hand massage) and theSpoiled Signature Treatment (a longerversion of the Spoiled Spa Treatment

with the addition of warmed handand foot mittens placed over a spe-cialty hand and foot treatment orparaffin wax). Spoil Spa also offer a

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We are really excited abouaddition of our new front deskson who is going to be installinew customer scheduling systsaid Becker. We welcome ancome in for a tour of our facililearn more about the servicesoffer. And remember Mothercoming up soon and doesnt sdeserve to be spoiled? For ththat means Spoiled Spa offerscertificates.

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he 11th Annual Gold Rush BookFair will take place May 14th at the

Nevada County Fairgrounds. Theevent will feature booksellers displayingold, rare and out-of-print books andephemera for public sale. All types ofmaterial and price ranges will be avail-able. Concessions will also be sold.

The Friends of the Nevada CountyLibraries have taken over management ofthe Gold Rush Book Fair this year. JohnHardy, of Hardy Books, will be on handduring the event. PBA Galleries of San Francisco will alsobe in attendance offering verbal appraisals to the publicfor books, manuscripts, photographs, ephemera andrelated items. A $1.00 donation per item is requested and

will benefit the Friends of the Libraries of Nevada County.It is requested that each person limit their number ofitems to 12. Items purchased at the Fair will not be eligi-ble for this service. Selected items may be accepted for

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Community Event

Last year the Amgen Tour of California started inNevada City. This year Nevada City, Grass Valley,Rough and Ready and Penn Valley will be part of the

Stage 2 route of the eight stage, 800 mile event. Again this

year a world-class field ofprofessionalcycling teams

will competein the largestcycling eventin the UnitedStates. In all19 interna-

tional and domestic teams will be competing. Some ofthe teams scheduled to complete are HTC-Highroad fea-turing sprint sensation Matthew Goss and promising

young American Tejay Van Garderen,Team Garmin-Cerv lo with AmericansDavid Zabriskie and Christian Vande

Velde, Team RadioShack featuringthree-time Amgen Tour of Californiachampion Levi Leipheimer, and SkyProCycling, which features last yearsoverall Amgen Tour of California win-ner Michael Rogers.

The Amgen Tour of California willbegin on Sunday, May 15th in SouthLake Tahoe. As racers journey aroundLake Tahoe, history will be made as for

the first timethe Tour ofCalifornia willventure out-side of thestate with 27miles of the118 milecourse takingplace inNevada. Stage1 is being

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will climb toelevations ofover 7,000 feet

when they trekSpooner Pass aBrockway SumStage 1 of the rconclude at NoLake Tahoe.

On Mond16th one of thelongest stages race, Stage 2 wplace. This sta132 miles long

according to raorganizers has the word sprinter written all overStarting at Squaw Valley, the site of the 1960 WinteOlympics, riders will head north to Truckee and thon Interstate 80 over Donner Pass. At 7,100 feet ablevel this will be the highest elevation point of StagThe race course will leave Interstate 80 at the Highexit and proceed to Nevada City. Racers will then Grass Valley along Ridge Road and travel through Rand Ready and Penn Valley on their way to the Staish line in Sacramento. A portion of Stage 2 will alel through Beale Air Force Base. A detail map of astages of the Amgen Tour of California can be foun

www.amgentourofcalfiornia.com.Area residents and can also witness the start of

in downtown Auburn on Tuesday, May 17th at 10:1The Stage 3 leg of the race is just short of 122 miles

will conclude in Modesto. The final Stage 8 of the rtake place on May 22nd as riders will cross the finaline in Thousand Oaks.

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will be takingplace April22nd and23rd. Onthose datesvolunteers willbe manningtables from of11:00am to 5:00pm in front of Holiday Markets, Raleys,SPD in both Grass Valley and Nevada City, Safeway (onSutton Road), Save Mart, B &C Hardware, and CVS inGrass Valley. The Penny Drive is a fund raiser for the ben-efit of Hospice of the Foothills. Four times during the yearPenny Drive Cans are placed in local retail stores to col-

lect change, or more. This is a wonderful opportunity tomeet with Hospice volunteers and learn about servicesoffered by Hospice and the Compassionate Care Centerlocated at 11270 Rough and Ready Highway in Grass

Valley. Friends of Hospice use donated funds to help with

Your loose change helps Friends of Hospicethe continuing cost of mortgage, utilities, personaother expenses that come with the operation of thCenter. For further information about the Penny Dcall Judy Nelson or Jan Sherman at 530-274-5121.

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On the Foothills Stage

April 17: Isabelle Demers, 2:00pm, Seventh-dayAdventist Church, Grass Valley. A native of Quebec,Isabelle Demers is rapidly becoming recognized asone of North Americas most virtuosic organists. She

began pianostudy at age

six and at age11 beganpiano andorgan study atthe MontrealConservatoryof Music. Shereceived herMastersdegree fromThe JuilliardSchool in NewYork City,where she is

currently completing doctoral studies with PaulJacobs. Demers performed for the Sierra MasterChorales 2010 Spring program Faures Requiem.Tickets are $21.00. For more information and topurchase tickets, visit www.inconcertsierra.org.

April 22 & 23: Cirque De La Mode, 8:00pm, Centerfor the Arts, Grass Valley. Troupe de Trash invitesyou to another Good Friday/Bad Saturday TrashionRevue Cirque de la Mode - The Circus of Fashion.The

Trashionistaswill be present-ing a high fash-ion revue extrav-aganza inspiredby the circusand those amaz-ing, and terriblymysterious, trav-eling Side-Shows. Comeone! Come all!Stirred by the

near and farreaches of theglobe, thedesigners delveinto the exotic,the weird andthe bizarre in

fashion attire! Expect an evening of haute coucreated with the diverse and clever use of all mof recyclables, found objects and just plain traTickets are $18.00 for members, $20.00 for nomembers. For information, visit www.centerfheart.org or call 274-82384.

April 29: Mumbo Gumbo, 8:00pm, Miners Fou

Nevada City. For over 20 years, Mumbo Gumbbeen one of Northern Californias top groups.Releasing 9 original-music CDs and collectingnumerous Sammie and Best of Sacramentoawards this seven piece band tours the WesteUnited States bringing their genre-bendingAmericana music to their many fans. Their bmusical stew contains elements of soul, Zydecblues, rock, Cajun, Caribbean, and country alinto their uniquely festive roots-music soundTickets are $20.00. For information, visit wwwerfoundry.org or call 265-5040.

April 30: Fishtank Ensemble and Ma Muse, 8Center for the Arts, Grass Valley. Fishtank Ensformed in 2005 playing everywhere from the hLA clubs to the California WorldFest, cultural ters, museums, parades, and even on the streband includes two explosive violins, a slap baplayer, musical saw, flamenco and gypsy jazz


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Flamenco, andoddball originals,the band is a not tobe missed event forworld music lovers.Singing with a voiceof heritage, thesongstress duo ofSarah Nutting andKarisha Longaker are Ma Muse. With a hauntinglyrich a capella presence, these alto-sopranos weave ablend of whimsy and emotional depth. This texture

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May 1: Jonathan Poretz Tribute to Frank Sinatra,2:00pm, Center for the Arts, Grass Valley. Some sayhe was born with a microphone in his hand. Thatwould explainwhy JonathanPoretz is so

comfortableperforming hisbrand of greatAmerican jazzstandards toaudienceslarge andsmall.Blending theswinging vocalstylings ofFrank Sinatra,Mel Torme,Tony Bennettand BobbyDarin, Poretz is equally comfortable performing witha trio or a 17-piece big band, putting his own uniquestamp on every song he sings and every story he tellsthrough the great American standard songbook.Jonathan has been appearing as Frank Sinatra in the

Tribute to Frank, Sammy, Joey & Dean (The RPack) in San Francisco, Las Vegas, Boston andMemphis. He also appears regularly at variouArea venues, including LJs Martini Club, Jazz Shanghai 1930 and The Ritz Carlton in Half MBay. Tickets are $30.00. For information, visitwww.centerfortheart.org or call 274-82384.

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May 7: Lydia Pense and Cold Blood, 8:00pm, Centerfor the Arts, Grass Valley. Lydia Pense and ColdBlood debuted when the Fillmore was at its peak.Owner Bill Graham was so impressed with Lydias

voice and the sound of the band that he immely signed Cold Blood to his new record label. the span of six original late-60s, early-70s albLydia Pense and Cold Blood helped, along witTower Of Power, forge their own specific branfunk/soul and R&B which came to be known

Bay Grease. That music still holds up today, pthat great music is timeless and will continueinspire generations to come. Lydia Pense and

Blood packed the San Francisco Ballrooms inheyday, but that was then and this is now. In tnow, Lydia Pense and Cold Blood still fill hallscheering, dancing, foot-stomping fans. Far froing over the years, Cold Blood has flourished.Tickets are $22.00 for members, $25.00 for nomembers. For information, visit www.centerfheart.org or call 274-82384


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