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Top 10 summer experiences ..............................6 by Christine Carlson

Good food, good fun, all in the sun ...........14Ventura County’s eclectic options in patio dining

Summertime extravaganza in Ventura County ..........24Ventura County offers visitors scenic outings for great family time. Special events in chronological order, p.31; recurring events, p.40; Independence Day events, p.42; outdoor activities, p.42; kid events, p.44; summer camps, p.48; sports and recreation, p.50

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Summer Guide 2011

by Christine Carlson

As the sun begins to burn a bit more brightly, scorching the air and drawing the sweat

from your pores, Ventura County entreats you to get up, get out and experience summer as Southern California intended. There are an endless number of events and activities to scour over selective-ly each year. How do you decide which to partake in? Even amid the glory of the sunny summer months, far too many of us know

the shame and guilt of succumb-ing to sluggish inactivity behind the comfort of closed doors. Either that, or we simply put off new experiences, reasoning that all Ventura County has to offer will still be there next year. Well, next year is here and with it a fool-proof list that features our Top 10 essential summer experiences that simply can’t be overlooked or postponed a moment longer.

Under the seaVentura County’s coastline boasts some of the most beau-tiful waters on the planet.

Composed of kelp forests, under-water mountain ranges, vibrant marine life and dramatic sea-scapes, it is a spot that draws div-ers worldwide. For a truly unfor-gettable summer experience, hit up Channel Islands Scuba and get certified. Offering small classes, instructors are able to provide an intimate training experience and produce compe-tent divers. Scuba diving — for those who do it — is more than a hobby, it’s a lifestyle. This is an often-overlooked experience that allows you to appreciate Ventura County and its surrounding

waters from an entirely new perspective. Visit http://www.cisdivers.com.

seafaring adventUre and island paradise

If you haven’t gone out and explored the isles of your aquatic backyard, now’s the time. Five islands and seven incredible destinations, Ventura county natives and visitors alike would be remiss if they didn’t take advantage of the tours and activ-ities Island Packers offers year-

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round. Departing from both the Ventura and Channel Islands har-bors, these excursions cruise to and around the renowned Channel Islands. Nothing compares to the first time you see the hulking back of a gray whale as it breaks through the surface waters with

an explosion of sea spray. The sensation of gliding through the ocean alongside a pod of frolick-ing dolphins is equally stunning. Island Packers also offers kayak tours, camping and hiking trips. Visit www.islandpackers.com/ or call 642-1393.

CatCh of the dayFor an alternative style of water recreation, head inland to the tranquil waters of beautiful Lake Casitas. Known as one of the pre-mier fishing spots in the region, Casitas is famous for its world-class bass fishing. The lake is filled with largemouth bass, red ear sunfish, rainbow trout, bluegill and channel catfish. There’s nothing to deter the fish from biting here, where swim-ming, jet and water skiing are not permitted. Sitting atop the smooth blue expanse of the lake accompa-nied by scenic views of the Ojai Valley is an enticing escape from urban chaos. Visit www.casitaswa-ter.org or call 805-649-2233.

take a hike (or ride)For those seeking a more terres-trial experience, the Santa Monica Mountains make up a unique national park offering several ways

to appreciate Southern California’s nature and wildlife. There are a variety of bike trails, which weave through diverse terrain from ridge tops to canyon floors. Whether you want to cruise leisurely along an oak-lined stream or tackle a tough ascent that treats you to breathtak-ing ocean views, there are many opportunities for a great ride. The park offers many hiking trails of

varying degrees of difficulty. The Rocky Oaks Trail — great for hik-ers of all abilities — offers relax-ation, picnicking by a nearby pond, wooded areas and grasslands: whereas the extensive Backbone Trail — a work in progress that has been pieced together over the years — consists of multiple starting points and currently covers more than 60 miles. Families can come to camp, ride horses or even just explore the terrain for wildflowers. The Santa Monica Mountains offer everyone the chance to embark on an outdoor adventure. Visit www.nps.gov/samo/index.htm.

Giddyap!Answer the call of you inner cowboy and come experience the beautiful Ojai Valley on horseback. Western Trail Rides offers a variety of experiences, from group classes and camps to private trail rides, custom pri-vate lessons and birthday par-ties. With stables nestled in the foothills of the southern-most range of the Los Padres National Forrest, this ranch offers rides that offer panoramic views of

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breathtaking landscapes as well as others that roam amid shady oak trees and serene streams. Whether you have a few hours or the afternoon, Western Trail Rides will create an outing for you that will make for an unforget-table summer experience. Visit http://westerntrailrides.org/ or call 805-640-8635.

When it becomes eclectic For your listening pleasure, Indie West Fest delivers a unique collaboration of independent and DIY music of all kinds on Saturday, June 4. Bands and fans will come together to support the “Indie Movement” beside the sea at the Ventura County fairgrounds. The event features 30 bands — both established and up-and-coming — on four stages with more than 100 vendors. Visit indiewestfest.com.

Welcome to the jungleKids can learn and go wild at

the Teaching Zoo at Moorpark College. Open every weekend, the zoo offers animals shows and carnivore feeding demonstra-tions. Located on a 5-acre site overlooking the college campus, this extraordinary collection of more than 200 animals. There are currently a Bengal tiger, African lioness, spotted hyena, mountain lions, a wide variety of primates, birds and many other exotic and endangered species. For further interaction, kids can enroll in the Junior Safari Summer Camp Program that provides the chance to get up close and personal with the animals while engaging in educational activities. Click the Teaching Zoo link on the left side-bar at www.moorparkcollege.edu or call 378-1441.

must have beerFor a more mature escape, adults 21 and older can head to the Salute! Beer Festival hosted by the Ojai Beverage Company and Thirty-Three Productions Inc. The event offers two unique experiences

on two different days. On June 17, enjoy a VIP tasting experi-ence with the Connoisseurs Beer

Reception and a four-course VIP pairing dinner. The dining event

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kids, or private and group lessons for adults, there is something for everyone. Visit www.woodward-west.com/action-sports/surf.

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Nothing says summer more than enjoying good meals and drinks with friends in the sunshine. While Ventura County has an overabun-

dance of events, camps and other fun things to do this summer, if you find you have little time to spare, at least put aside one lazy morning or afternoon and enjoy patio dining at one of our local restaurants. From Camarillo to Ventura, there are plenty of spots that will tantalize your taste buds.

CamarilloAlohA SteAkhouSe 5800 Santa RoSa Road 484-1422 • $15-$25

If you’re in the mood for top quality steaks and fresh seafood, then head to Aloha Steakhouse. Their menu features contemporary and tradi-tional fare from fish and chips and New England clam chowder, to the Macadamia crusted Mahi Mahi, or Filet Mignon pepper steak. Whatever your craving, they won’t disappoint.

BAnditS’ Grill And BAr 1980 VentuRa BlVd. 445-4742 • $12-$15

Known for some of the best Western style BBQ in the area, Bandits’ is a roadside eatery and tavern serving up mouth-watering pulled pork, tender

tri-tip, and delicious baby back ribs. Enjoy some great food and great service as you sit against a saloon inspired backdrop straight out of the Wild West.

PAnini PlAce 2145 VentuRa BlVd. 484-6529

This family-owned European inspired café is located in the heart of Old Town Camarillo. Known for their wide selection of scrumptious sandwiches, this rustic, cozy eatery also features some of the tastiest weekend breakfast options and delectable desserts, in the area.

SnAPPer JAck’S tAco ShAck 4850 VeRdugo Way 384-0334 • $5-$9

Family owned and operated, Snapper Jack’s serves up unique tasty Mexican food in an effi-cient family-friendly environment. Regulars rave about the salsa bar and the “Shack Sauce” comes highly recommended. With a menu featuring tasty tacos, burritos, enchiladas, fresh salads and more, there’s something for everyone.

the cAliforniA Grill 67 daily dRiVe 987-1922 • $12-$20

The perfect place to stop in after a day of outlet shopping shopping, Camarillo’s California Grill offers friendly, upscale dining and attentive ser-vice. Delicious food and great drinks, if you can’t

make up your mind try the fillet mignon with fresh veggies and the decadent goat cheese mascarpone mash potatoes.

VeronA trAttoriA 2485 VentuRa BlVd. 383-7576

For a delicious meal in a welcoming homey atmo-sphere, Verona Trattoria is a great dining option for a night out. Their crisp, lightly-breaded calamari and cioppino come highly recommended, in addi-tion to their hearty pastas and delicious desserts.

Wood rAnch 1101 daily dRiVe 482-1202 • $10-$20

Wood Ranch offers fresh, made-from-scratch items in an energetic, friendly atmosphere. The slow-roasted ribs, tri-tip roasts, chickens, and prime rib always impress. While their garlic rolls, tasty appetizers and wide variety of sides — the mashed sweet potatoes are a must — will leave you in a pleasant food coma.

ojaiAGAVe MAriA reStAurAnt And cAntinA 106 S. MontgoMeRy St. 646-6353 • $7-$18

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portions of food, famous pixie-rita margaritas, and offer a wide selection of tequila. Try some of their handmade chile rellenos, fresh ceviche, organic beans and rice, or incredible Niman Ranch steaks. Head out on a Sunday to hear live jazz on their roomy patio!

BoccAli’S PizzA & PAStA 3277 ojai Santa Paula Rd. 646-6116 • $4-$19

Picturesque Ojai location. Seating outside is almost always preferable, even in the winter (there are heat lamps). The pizza is one of the best in the county … Boccali’s uses fresh ingre-dients from its own garden. And then there’s the apple cobbler. Heaven in a dish.

hiP VeGAn cAfé 928 eaSt ojai aVe. 646-1750 • $5-$12

Offering fresh, organic, vegan fare, this café is a sanctuary for the hungry and health-minded. Try the tasty gluten free avocado wrap, black bean burrito, or a juicy tempeh burger and wash it down with a refreshing herbal iced tea or deli-cious date shake.

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dance of tequila. Star with their delicious chips and salsa and follow up with some chile rellenos, tacos, or carnitas. There are plenty of vegetarian options to choose from as well.

Osteria MOnte Grappa 205 N. SigNal St. 640-6767 • $4.50-$23.95

Authentic cuisine and a casual atmosphere will make you feel like you’ve just arrived in Italy. The reasonably priced rustic northern Italian menu has countless offerings, including a daily selection of specials influenced by fresh organic finds at the local farmer’s markets, with plenty of vegetarian options.

the FarMer and the COOk 339 WeSt el RoblaR 640-9608 • $6-$11

Cook Steve Sprinkel grows much of the pro-duce that is prepared in this neighborhood cafe featuring an all organic, vegetarian, Mexican daily menu. From raw tacos, green corn tamales, or taquitos in mole there are plenty of fresh and delicious options. Be sure to stop in on a

weekend night when the café transforms into a casual restaurant, serving up pizzas and fresh farm specials.

OxnardMrs. OlsOn’s COFFee hut 117 loS altoS St. 985-9151. $5-$14

A down-home-feeling type of joint. Pumpkin pancakes, almost world-famous breakfast pota-toes, chorizo and whatever else the chefs can think of make this Oxnard eatery a real locals’ favorite.

pirates Grub n GrOG 450 S. VictoRia aVe. 984-0046 • $4.95-$18.95

A great neighborhood restaurant with an ideal bar for watching the game, ambience that lacks pretentiousness, and good, hearty eats that won’t put a dent in your wallet.

sea Fresh 3550 S. HaRboR blVd. • 204-0974

Located in the beautiful Channel Islands Harbor features this place offers wonder-ful waterfront dining. Watch boats cruise by while enjoying a Bloody Mary along-side a plate of fresh grilled fish or platter of delicious fried calamari and clam strips. Serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner 7 days a week.

the italian JOb 2810 S. HaRboR blVd. 832-4945 • $8-$20The Italian Job Café located across from Hollywood Beach, is a casual dining destination and fun for the whole family. Chef and owner Fabrizio Iannucci dedicates himself to the menu and daily specials. Open for lunch and dinner 7 days a week.

lOOkOut bar and Grill 2800 S. HaRboR blVd. 985-9300 • $4.95- $13.95This English pub serves hearty portions at a decent price, with favorites such as cottage pie, curried chips, steak and kidney pie, and Cornish pasties. Try the Scottish salmon, which is flown in to the pub specifically from Scotland.

tOpper's pizza at Channel islands harbOr 2701 PeNiNSula Road • 385-4444 Come check out a spectacular view of the Channel Islands Harbor at this Toppers Location. This local pizza hotspot serves up fresh salads, tasty sandwiches, and deli-cious pies with fresh toppings that flow to the edge of their unique crust, tangy sauce and daily-made dough. One topping pizzas range from $6-$15.

YOlanda's MexiCan CaFe 1601 S. VictoRia aVe. 985-1340 • $10-$18This festive neighborhood restaurant features a fun friendly atmosphere, heated outdoor dining with harbor views, and authentic Mexican food. Start off with some crispy taquitos or spicy bean dip and chips. Then Pair one of their award win-ning margaritas with some of their sizzling Fajitas or Carnitas Vera Cruz.

Whale's tail 3950 bluefiN ciRcle, cHaNNel iSlaNdS HaRboR 985-2511 • $8-$30 Now a member of the Green Restaurants Association, the Whale’s Tail is now using organic and local foods whenever possible. Offering two great dining experiences: enjoy the romantic ambiance and water views in the main restaurant downstairs, or head to the top deck for a casual rendezvous on the patio while enjoying harbor and mountain views. Fresh seafood and a variety of other delicious entrees are guaranteed every time.

POrt Huenemeparadise bar and Grill 747 W. cHaNNel iSlaNdS blVd. 984-6851 • $6-$20

This laid back joint features casual dining, beachy décor and some delicious BBQ. You can smell their outdoor grill when you drive by as they

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cook up tender tri-tip, ribs, and chicken. Try their Paradise Platter for two which includes tri-tip, ribs, chicken and shrimp, along with the grill’s house rice, pinto beans, cabbage salad and garlic bread.

Thousand oaksSabor CoCina MexiCana Thousand oaks 2200 E. Thousand oaks Blvd. 497-2457 • $14-$28

Specializing in Baja-style tacos, especially fish tacos; also chile verde taco, superb salsa and chips, Hawaiano concoction of juices. Cheap prices and awesome food; you’ll want more afterward.

TipSy GoaT 159 E. Thousand oaks Blvd. 494-9996 • $7-$20

Come sample a few pints at this neighbor-hood Irish pub, which features great food, fun atmosphere and outdoor dining. Start with some Irish tacos or the scotched egg and move on to the delicious braised corn beef and cabbage or the traditional shepherds pie with a twist.

VenTuraanaCapa brewinG CoMpany 472 E. Main sT., 643-BEER • $9-$25

Ventura’s only local brewery. Tasty, standard bar menu (tri-tip sandwich, fish & chips, burg-ers) with a few innovative twists (sweet potato fries, veggie pizza). Try the beer sampler — five

large, shot-size tasters of Anacapa’s rotating menu of brews.

andria’S Seafood reSTauranT 1449 spinnakER dRivE, suiTE a, 654-0546 • $7-$39

A local favorite for good reason. No-frills fish mar-ket with the best clam chowder in town (served in a bread bowl if you so choose). Fish and chips, calamari and sinfully delicious onion rings as well as an astounding selection of grilled seafood.

beaCh houSe TaCoS 668 haRBoR Blvd. 648-3177 • $2-$5

Located on the beautiful Ventura Pier Beach House Tacos offers casual quality dining with a view. Choose from a variety of fresh seafood or meat tacos, chips and salsa, and enjoy a cold beer or Agave cocktail on their shaded patio.

bernadeTTe’S701 E. Main sT. 643-6749 •$7-$19

Enter the art of the sandwich makers in this cozy diner. You will find the food inexpensive, full of classic flavors, and fast service. Salads, sandwich-es, fruit and cheese platters plus wine and more.

brophy broTherS1559 spinnakER dRivE, vEnTuRa haRBoR 639-0865 • $7-$23

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C-Street450 E. Harbor blvd. 800-842-0800 • $15-$36

Ventura's Gold Coast Concept Restaurant—located in the lobby of the Crowne Plaza Hotel — features fresh local flavors, sea-food and spectacular wines. Come enjoy California inspired cuisine in a contemporary atmosphere. You can also watch the crash-ing while enjoying your favorite drink at the hotel’s AQUA Beachfront Bar.

Café fiore 66 S. California St. 653-1266 • $10-$30

A whole slew of fancy martinis and hearty, rustic Italian fare served in a swanky, lively environment. Try the outdoor patio on a warm night. On the weekends you’ll want to dress to impress.

Café Nouveau1497 E. tHompSon blvd. 648-1422 • $6-$15

Perfect place for weekend breakfast, Sunday brunch or dinner Wednesday through Saturday. California cuisine with a European flair. On a sunny day make sure to take advantage of the picturesque patio seating. The homemade syrup over Belgian waffles can’t be beat.

Cottage Café 2611 E tHompSon blvd. 643-1231 • $5-$12

Friendly staff, good variety, and good food. This casual café serves up delicious break-fasts such as the ½lb bone-in ham and eggs,

eggs benedict, Rincon hash and eggs, and a wide variety of French toasts and pancakes. For lunch try one of their tasty sandwiches. A good place to check out when you’re in the area.

Duke'S 1124 S SEaward avE. 653-0707

For casual nostalgic beach-bum atmosphere and great food head to Duke’s who boasts "Best Buns on the Beach". Enjoy big burgers, fresh fish tacos, gorge on some chili cheese fries, and wash it all down with a beer. Try their infamous Whole Ball of Wax burger, which includes all the normal fixings plus avocado and bacon.

eriC eriCSSoNS 668 Harbor blvd. 643-4783 • EntrEES $13-$32

Enjoy delectable surf and turf accompanied by beautiful views on the Ventura Pier. Tons of fresh fish entrees to choose from, like their Farm Raised Salmon charbroiled topped with a cucumber dill sauce. Or try out some clam chowder, ceviche, or oyster shooters at their upstairs tapas bar.

Hill Street Café 1050 S Hill road • 654-1115 • $8-$12

Known for good service and tasty dishes, Hill Street Café features cozy patio seating and a friendly atmosphere. Delicious breakfast and lunch options presented in perfect portions this is a good place to enjoy a casual meal if you’re in the area.

JoaNNafiNa'S MexiCaN Café 1127 S. SEaward avE. 652-0360

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2-week class • Mon-Fri, 9 am – 4 pm $400 (5 Classes beginning June 6)From beginner to advanced, from Sabots to Lasers, from Lasers to FJs, from novice to racer. PCYF has the right summer sailing program for you.

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lively Mexican Fiesta’s. They are famous for their incredible homemade tamales and have been voted “Best Sunday Brunch”.

Margarita Villa 1567 Spinnaker Drive 654-7906 • $11-$16

Margarita Villa features amazing margaritas and traditional Mexican dishes in a casual setting. A variety of Southwest flavors make up the menu, with fresh seafood in abundance and be sure to try one of their signature margaritas.

Milano’s italian restaurant 1559 Spinnaker Drive, #100, 658-0388v • $3-$51.25

Located on the waterfront at the Ventura Harbor Village, this comfortable eatery offers an array of tantalizing Italian favorites at affordable prices, and with a lovely view. The choice of outdoor, patio and indoor seat-ing allows diners to customize the dining experience, but the tried-and-true fare makes Milano’s a local destination.

Petit reVe Cafe 1124 S. SeawarD ave. 641-1581 • $1-$4

This new addition the Ventura café scene bakes up mouth-watering pastries and treats from scratch daily. The menu is ever-evolv-ing and features goodies such as the Meyer lemon bar, lemon lavender bread, a variety of cookies and cakes and delicious coffees and teas. Located a few blocks from the beach it’s the ideal stop for a little indulgence.

royal Bakery and Cafe 4726 Telephone roaD 654-9104 • $5-$8

A great place for a causal lunch in Ventura.

Featuring delicious fresh sandwiches, salads, soups, tarts and more, and plenty of tempting bakery treats!

saVory Café 419 e. Main ST. 625-7092 • $3.75-$13.95

Great ambiance and charming outdoor seating Savory Café offers daily fresh-baked goods, deli-cious breakfast and lunch entrees, and plenty of tasty items for in-between.

the greek at the harBor 1583 Spinnaker Drive, venTura harbor 650-5350 • $8.95 -$27.95

This is Ventura’s only restaurant featuring water-front dining, authentic Greek dishes, and lively entertainment. Choose from an array of enticing traditional dishes such as the dolmades, gyros, moussaka, or roasted lamb.

tutti’s off Main 34 norTh palM ST. 643-0880 • $12-$35

Great menu, including pork chops over curried risotto, gourmet pizzas, seafood and lots of great appetizers. Upscale setting in the Livery Courtyard in Ventura. The patio is beautiful, as is the interior of the restaurant. Breakfast, lunch and dinner.

WinChester’s grill & saloon 632 e. Main ST. 653-7446 • $9-$24

A really fun place to grab a beer (40 on tap), especially if you can nab a table on the front patio and get in some good people watching action. The ostrich burger and duck strips set the menu apart. Happy hour’s 7 days a week 4-6 pm, 10 pm-close. F


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Bud Lite Lime Surf SerieSMay 30 and Sept. 5This surf event will bring together 32 top men and women to compete for more than $100,000 in total prizes. The competitors are a mixture of celebrated and renowned athletes who have earned distinct reputations in the surfing industry. Events will be held at Church in San Onofre State Beach on Memorial Day weekend and the Point in Ventura on Labor Day weekend. Visit http://www.budlightlime-surfseries.com.

indie WeSt feSt June 4Showcases 30 national indie and DIY bands at the Ventura County Fairgrounds from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Approximately 5,000 people will gather to hear emerging talent and veteran indie acts including Camper Van Beethoven, Cracker and Redd Kross. For more info visit www.indiewest-fest.com” www.indiewestfest.com.

CaSa PaCifiCa angeLS 17th annuaL Wine & food feStivaLJune 5An epicurean experience showcasing more than 80 of the area’s best restaurants and caterers, 150 renowned wineries, 25 marvel-ous microbreweries, large silent auction and continuous entertainment throughout the day to benefit Casa Pacifica, 1-5 p.m. California State University, Channel Islands, Camarillo. Call 484-7144 or visit www.cpwineandfoodfestival.org for more information.

ojai muSiC feStivaLJune 9-12The annual classical music festival, held mostly outdoors at the Libbey Bowl, returns with Dawn Upshaw as music director. Featured 2011 collaborators include Peter Sellars, Richard Tognetti and the Australian Chamber Orchestra, and Maria Schneider and the Maria Schneider Orchestra. For more information, call (805) 646-2094 or visit www.ojaifestival.org.

the food truCk and BoCCe BaLL feStivaL June 12, July 24 and aug. 21Presented at Limonera Ranch by Food Share, this festival boasts 12 gourmet food trucks, 12 professional bocce ball courts and four amazing live bands. Spend a day with friends and family experiencing delicious food, great music and the best Italian game ever invented — bocce ball! Event runs from noon to 6 p.m. Tickets are $20 for adults, $12 for children. For more information, visit www.boccefestival.com.

ojai Wine feStivaLJune 12 The 25th annual festival held at Lake Casitas presents more than 60 participating wineries with more than 250 selections of wine. This event also includes food, live entertainment, free boat rides, and arts and crafts. From noon to 5 p.m. Prices for tickets are as follows: Cost: $40-45 presale, $50 door; $75-100 VIP. Non-drinking admission for guests 16 and older is $20. For more information, call 1-800-648-4881 or visit www.ojaiwinefestival.com.

the johnny CaSh muSiC feStivaLJune 18Fans of all ages of “The Man in Black” take over the Ventura County Fairgrounds. Bands play beloved Johnny Cash songs, girls dress to impress for a “pinup” pageant, and car lovers fawn over gleaming vintage rides. Music this year includes X, Deke Dickerson, Lee Rocker and The Blasters. The event is from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Admission is $25 per person or $20 advanced sale. See www.johnnycashmusicfestival.com

SaLute! Beer feStivaLJune 17 and 18Presented by Ojai Beverage Company, this two-day event offers all-day beer tasting, food, live entertainment. VIP TASTING EXPERIENCE: (Limited to 100 People) Friday, June 17, from 6:30 p.m. to 10 p.m., includes Beer Connoisseurs Reception, VIP Pairing Dinner with Dr. Bill Sysak and OBC-inspired food. Tickets are $85.

UNLIMITED TASTING SESSION: (Limited to 750 People) Saturday, June 18, from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. Tickets are $40. Must be older than 21 to attend. 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. See www.salutebeerfestival.com.

father’S day Car ShoWJune 19Milestone Car Society of California presents the fifth annual Father’s Day Car Show at Channel Islands Harbor from 10 A.M. to 3 P.M. at Harborview Park. Dads can celebrate their spe-cial day at the fifth annual Father’s Day Car Show waterside at Channel Islands Harbor. The event features an eclectic mix of custom cars, hot rods and classics. In addition to the classic cars, guests can enjoy vendor displays, food booths, musical entertainment and a 50/50 prize raffle. For more information, visit www.milestonecarsociety.com.

SeaBee daySJuly 23 and 24Come out for the 24th annual Seabee Days celebration with the U.S. Navy Seabees at NBVC Port Hueneme. Get a first-hand look at the Navy’s construction engineers, while observing the dedication and accomplishments of these hard-working men and women. The event is open to the public and the community can come enjoy demonstrations of Seabee construction, equip-ment, weapons and field camp construction. There will also be a variety of fun activities and free entertainment all weekend long. Admission and parking are free. For more information visit www.seabeedays.org.

ventura County greek feStivaLJune 24-26A celebration of Greek music, food, dancing and fun for all ages. St. Demetrios Greek Church (Camarillo Airport), 400 Skyway Drive, Camarillo. For more information, call 482-1273 or visit www.vcgreekfestival.org.

taLL ShiPS feStivaL June 24-26At least six tall ships from all over the West Coast will sail into Channel Islands Harbor

in a magnificent display of seafaring power and beauty. Stroll harborside and enjoy these beautiful ships close up, or climb aboard to explore the decks and hear their history – and a few good yarns! Or set sail and be part of a sea-battle re-enactment. Other attractions include dockside tours, landside Civil War re-enactment, sailing opportunities, Pirate Camp, marine-related exhibits and the Ventura County Maritime Museum, live enter-tainment and food vendors. For more infor-mation, go to TallShipsChannelislands.com.

Boater’S SWaP meetJune 25A boater’s haven to be held at the at Peninsula Yacht Marina at 3700 Peninsula Road in Oxnard, the event will feature new and used boat equip-ment; marine, sail and power boat supplies; nautical knickknacks; boat tools; electronics; hardware; fishing gear and sails. FREE admis-sion for all. Enjoy the day while you look, buy, sell or swap.

Beatnik BLoWoutJuly 2Come out to Ventura’s 2011 custom hot rod and bike show. Located at the Ventura County fairgrounds, classic cars and bikes will be showcased for your vintage viewing pleasure. Admission is $10 for adults, active military $5, children younger than 12 free. For more information, visit www.juanandsons.com or call 216-2421.

vanS WarPed tour July 3The annual music festival showcases up-and-coming and established rock, punk rock, metal, and pop music acts on multiple stages along with shopping, video games and other activities. This year’s lineup includes 3OH!3, Relient K, Hellogoodbye, Lucero, Foxy Shazam and many more. It’s an all-ages event with a special tent for parents to chill. Seaside Park, Ventura County Fairgrounds. For more infor-mation, go to www.warpedtour.com.


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Cruise Night, First FridaysHistoric Downtown Main St.April through October, 5-8pmClassic Cars Pre 1975 & Live Music!525-4474 or 933-4226 First Sunday at the AirportYear Round, 10am-3pmLocal aviation history comes aliveHangars open to the public for free! www.amszp.org Gourmet Food Truck & Bocce Ball Festival at Limoneira Ranch3 Events: Sunday, June 12th, July 24th & Aug. 21st, 12-6pmwww.boccefestival.com Casino Nightat the Glen Tavern InnSaturday, June 18th, 5pmCasino Games, Dinner and Fun All to benefi t the Santa Clara Valley Hospice 805-525-1333 Fireworks at Harding ParkMonday, July 4th - 9:00pmBring your picnic basket andenjoy the show!

Hot Summer Jazz & ArtHistoric Downtown Main St.Sat., July 9th & Aug 13th 6-10pmDozens of artists display and sell their Artwork with live music. 805-525-1890

Citrus Festival – Harding ParkFri, Sat, Sun, July 15, 16 & 17Carnival rides & games, lotsof food and live music!Citrus Parade – Sat., 10amHistoric Main Streetwww.santapaulafestival.org Dilly Dally Car Rally & Rock Around the Clocktower PartySaturday, July 23rdA Competitive Tour of local businesses and landmarks, followed by a dinner party with live music by the Cruise Knights805-625-1465 Citrus Classic Balloon FestivalEast Area 1 - 126 & Hallock Dr.Fri, Sat & Sun, July 29- 31Mingle with balloon pilots, enjoy outdoor dining, wine and beer garden, browse arts & craft vendors, Kids Activity Area, live music.www.citrusclassicballoons.com

Boys & Girls Club“Great Train Robbery” on Fillmore & Western Railway.Saturday, Aug 20, 6pmA hilarious night of robbery, bribery and just plain fun. Support a most worthy cause while you dodge arrest warrants and spend time in the onboard jail. Prepare to be robbed! 805-525-7910 Moonlight at the Ranch V “Shake, Rattle & Roll”at Limoneira Ranch – Honorary Chair Frankie Avalon Sat., Sept. 17th., 5:30 - 11pmTastings from dozens of area restaurants, live music by Men on the Moon, dancing, raffl e and 50’s style fun. Go Daddy Go to this exciting event!www.moonlightattheranch.com COMING THIS FALL!Santa Paula Chamber of Commerce Golf Tournament Mountain View Golf CourseFriday, September 30th – Noon Shotgun Start tournament &a bbq dinner. 805-689-2229www.santapaulachamber.com

Santa Paula Rotary Club’s Pumpkin Patch at Faulkner FarmEach Saturday & Sunday in October, 10:00am – 5:00pmHay rides, pumpkin-chucker, petting zoo, live music, delicious food; lots of pumpkins & gourds!faulknerfarmpumpinpatch.com

Ghost Walk – presented bySanta Paula Theater CenterThis year’s “ghostoric” location is still a secret!Friday, Saturday & Sunday, Oct. 14, 15 & 16, 21, 22, & 23and 28, 29 & 30.Spooky stories enacted to thrill you as you walk through one of Santa Paula’s many historic locations.www.ghostwalk.com De Colores FestivalSat. October 23rd, 10am-6pmSanta Paula Art MuseumMusic, dance, arts & crafts and food in a beautiful setting!www.decoloresartshow.com

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Come enjoy our 12 uniquely furnished rooms - within walking distance of the Historic Downtown District. Close to restaurants, shops and 4 museums.

111 N. 8th Street, Santa Paula805.933.0011

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A Quaint Bed & Breakfast

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10 of the hottest gourmet food trucks, 12 professional bocce ball courts and 4 amazing live bands. Why drive to Los Angles to experience the food truck movement when it’s coming to Ventura County! Come out with friends and family and enjoy a day of sunshine filledfilled with supreme cuisine, great music and a chance to team up and play a couple rounds of bocce ball, from beginners to pro's!

For one low price, you will be able to access 10 gourmet food trucks, enjoy the sounds of 4 of the best local blues bands and a chance to learn and play the best Italian game ever invented… Bocce Ball!

at ranchfor more info visit

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June 12 | July 24 | August 21

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Hot Summer

An al fresco evening of jazz in tandem with a variety of local art for your viewing pleasure & purchase.

Jazz & ArtSaturday,

July 96-10 pm

926 E. Main South PaseoDowntown

Santa Paula

Bryan McCann & Friends

Sponsored by the Santa Paula Downtown Merchants Association

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H Pre-1975 Autos & TrucksH Specialty VehiclesH Live Music & Dancing in the StreetsH Unique Shops & Restaurants

Sponsored by the Santa Paula Police Officers Association

First Fridays Cruise Nite

First Friday of Every MonthApril thru October • 5-9 p.m.

Main Street • Downtown Santa Paula

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Hot Summer Jazz & Art

926 E. Main South PaseoDowntown

Santa Paula

Saturday,August 136-10 p.m.

Featuring Jazz, Rock & SoulStudio C

An al fresco evening of music in tandem with a variety of local art for your viewing pleasure & purchase.

Sponsored By:

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108 N. 10th St., Downtown Santa Paula, CAStreet parking on Main St. and 10th St.

Open Wed - Fri 11 AM - 7 PM, Sat - Sun 11 AM - 5 PM

805-312-1845 [email protected] BestOfVC.com

now openJ. Sewell

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TOURS EVENTS WEDDINGS

Refresh yourself and revitalize your spirit with the beauty of old California through one of Limoneira Tours’ unique Agritourism offerings:

• Hot Air Ballooning• Jeep Tours• Gourmet Orchard Dining• Citrus Ranch Tours• • Biking• Bocce Ball Courts

Unique Agri tours

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A Wide Variety of Pottery, Succulents & Great Gifts

LocalProduce,Honey,

Large Varietyof Nuts, &

Jerky

• Koi Ponds & Supplies• Aquatic Plants• Antiques• Roses

• Railroad Toys & Gifts

• Upside Down Gardens

• Succulent Wreaths

• Garden Fountains• Home Decor• Garden Art & Pottery• Iron & Wood Trellises

Open 10am-6pm Daily • 805-525-8936On Scenic Highway 126 just east of Santa Paula

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Savor Santa Paula. Enjoy!

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Garman’s Pub

932 e. Main st., santa Paula805.933.4600

Fantastic Food, Great drinks, Honest conversation

2010 Santa Paula Business of the Year

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Enzo’s is open for lunch and dinner Tuesday through Sunday.

For reservations call 805-933-3444 134 North Mill St., at the Historic Glen Tavern Inn

Come on, admit it.You can taste it already.

The essence of Italian Cuisine

Welcome to Enzo’s

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Red Hot FoodsA Unique California Boutique Cannery

• Great Salsas • Zippy Hot Sauces• Flavored Olive Oils • Pestosnow you can bottle that secret family recipe or that recipe you have been serving your family & friendsfor years. a total food management facility

805-258-3650See locations atRedhotFoods.com

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245 South 10th St., Santa Paula, CA 93060 • (805) 525-2813FamiliaDiazRestaurant.com

A Ventura County Historical Landmark

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Coming Summer 2011

861 eaSt main Street,Downtown Santa Paula

c o f f e e s b a k e r y s b i s t r o

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New Location - 125 S. 10th StreetHistoric Downtown Santa Paula

Plenty of Parking - FREE - Right at the Door

• CoCktails

• Happy Hour

• Daily speCials

Enjoy Dining on the PatioGood Old Fashioned Home Cooking

Private Party Room Available

Open Tues. - Sun.Lunch & Dinner805-525-5441

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Dine In • Carry Out • Delivery

Tuscany Pizzeria & Deli973 e. Main st., santa Paula,

(805) 229-7279

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Kingsmen shaKespeare Festival July 1 through Aug. 7Known for its internship programs and com-munity-driven ethos, the award-winning festival will professionally produce and pres-ent two plays this summer: The Taming of the Shrew and The Merchant of Venice. The event will be held at California Lutheran University in Thousand Oaks. Tickets $15 at the door, 18 and under free. For more information, call 493-3455, or go to www.kingsmenshakespeare.org.

summerFest all Breed dog showJuly 8-10Thousands of dog lovers will convene at the at Seaside Park, where the cutest, most talented pooches and their trainers vie for Best-in-Show. There will also be more than 70 vendors selling all things that two- and four-legged friends can enjoy. This year’s show will be held from 8 a.m. to about 6. Admission is free; parking is $5 at the Ventura County Fairgrounds.

hot summer Jazz and artJuly 9 And Aug. 13Returning to Historic Downtown Santa Paula this


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SUMMER FUN IS ON THE WAY ATC.A.T.S. SUMMER CAMPS

(661) 718-3968 • CATSSUMMERCAMPS.COM

Camps held in:Camarillo, Simi Valley, Thousand Oaks,

Ventura & Westlake Village

Fun Camps Offered for all Ages!

Bound for Broadway“Alice in Wonderland” • ages 7-13

GLEEful Musical Theatre Camp • ages 7-14Time Traveler Camp • ages 8-13

Comedy, Drama and Improv Sampler • ages 9-14Camp Off Broadway • ages 5-7

Into the Jungle Pretend & Play • ages 4-6 Commercial & Film Acting Camp • ages 8-14

Murder Mystery Drama Camp • ages 9-14 Cooking Camps • ages 7-14

C.A.T.S.

Cooking Camps Camp Off Broadway

Musical Theatre

Bound for Broadway

Registration is available online or by phone through local recreation districts --Visit our website for more information.

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event offers a free jazz concert and art exhibit, food, drink, and fun. The Santa Paula Downtown Merchants’ Association invites local artists to sub-mit an entry for possible selection by the Artist Selection Committee. Event hours are from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. each night. For more information call 805-407-4696.

Music under the stars SaturdayS July 9-Sept. 3A series of concerts held under the summer night sky at the beautiful and historic Olivas Adobe, starting at 7:30 p.m. Each Saturday fea-tures a different musician or group, ranging from reggae to hip-hop to jazz. Guests can bring their own dinner or reserve a table for catering, then dance the night away. Tickets are $20 each. www.olivasadobe.org.

Ventura county Boat showJuly 14-17This event is a boater’s delight featuring a fabu-lous selection of all types of watercraft. A great selection of power and sail vessels will be on display. The event will take place in the West Side of the Channel Islands Harbor at 3850 S. Harbor Blvd. Oxnard. Noon to 7 p.m. $12 for adults. Admission is free all day opening day, $1 on the 15th, and $12 for adults 16th and 17th. For more information, call (800) 390-6694 or visit www.ci-boatshow.com.

citrus FestiValJuly 15-17Santa Paula celebrates its rich agricultural heri-tage with a citrus-themed parade and car show, carnival rides, live entertainment and a citrus and avocado tasting tent. Admission is $5, $2 for kids.

Harding Park, 1300 E. Harvard Blvd., Santa Paula. For more information, call 933-4200 or visit www.santapaulafestival.org.

Pirate days FestiValJuly 16-17Kids can cavort with Captain Jack Sparrow and ne’er-do-wells of the high seas. Pirate imper-sonators put on a boisterous show, and visi-tors can also delight in pirate themed activities, magic shows, treasure hunts, costume contests and more. The event runs from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Admission and parking are free. www.venturaha-rborvillage.com” www.venturaharborvillage.com.

westside art walkJuly 23-24The first ArtWalk reimagined and reorganized by the art community since the Ventura ArtWalk lost city funding. The emphasis is on art, with studios and galleries on the west end of Ventura opening their doors to collectors and fans of Ventura’s renowned visual artists. For more infor-mation, visit www.westsideartwalk.org.

Pooch Parade dog walk & Pet exPoJuly 24Annual Pooch Parade Dog Walk & Pet Expo takes place at San Buenaventura State Beach Park in Ventura to raise money for homeless dogs in the Canine Adoption and Rescue League’s pro-gram. Dog walk starts at 8:30 a.m.; the pet expo runs from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. To obtain a brochure or register a team, call 652-1001 or visit www.carlvc.org.

salsa FestiValJuly 30-31This annual two-day event in Oxnard offers all things salsa! Spicy food and dancing, dozens of




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Visit hillcrestarts.com or call (805) 381-2747!403 W. Hillcrest Dr, Thousand Oaks

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June 17 Nuestro ..................................................... Latin JazzJune 24 Soul City Survivors .................... Hot Buttered SoulJuly 1 Ed LaFata & The unforgettables .. Big band/SwingJuly 8 Sgt. Pepper ..................................... Beatles TributeJuly 15 Woodstock ............................................ 60’s TributeJuly 22 House Arrest ..................................r&B, OldiesAugust 5 Sound Effect Band .................................. r&B, FunkAugust 12 myst ...................................................... rock N’ rollAugust 19 Incendio ......................... Latin Guitar World FusionAugust 26 Chico ........................................................ r&B, Latin

Plaza seating ($5) first come, first served at 5pm, Limited free lawn seating.Tables ($40-$60) available by advance reservations.more info at 805.483.7960 - HeritageSquareOxnard.com

Sponsored by the City of Oxnard and Community Businesses

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Seventh & ‘b’ StreetS

Friday Nights6-8 Pm

Fun expert staff certified in first aid/CPR and background checked.For info and to register click eRecreation at www.cityofventura.net or call 805.658.4726

Beach Volleyball Academy$85 Ages 9-15 • M-F 9 am-12 pm Our most popular academy has fun skills-n-drills to pass, set, hit, dig, block, serve and other beach games. At State Beach San Pedro Street courts. Please obey park-ing restriction signs. For info call 805.658.4764

Sail and Kayak Camp$150 Ages 9-13 years • M-F 9 am-4 pm Spend a week on the water sailing and kayaking in the safety of Ventu-ra Harbor with dynamic instruc-tors learning sailing and basic kayak skills. At Marina Park Leo Robbins Community Sailing Cen-ter. For info call 805.658.4746

Half Pint Hoops$85 Ages 6-8 • M-F 8:30-11:30 am • 6/27-7/1 Boys and girls acquire basketball skills in a safe, fun environment. At Loma Vista Elemen-tary School, 300 Lynn Drive. For info call 805.658.4746

Summer Tennis Academy$85 Ages 8-14 & 14-17 Join us for a fun week of games, drills and fun activities. Bring a racquet, water and small snack. At Camino Real Park Tennis Center. For info call 805.658.4764

High School Girls Summer Tennis Camp$100 Ages 14-18 • M-F 10 am-12 pm • 8/1-8/5 Camp for beginners to advanced beginners already on or planning to join their high school teams will focus on live ball drills, match play and conditioning. For info call 805.658.4764

Junior Golf Academy $150 Ages 8-12 • Tu-F 2-3:30 pm • 7/5-7/8 Learn from Olivas Link golf professionals with half of each class on the course! Clubs and range balls provided. For info call 805.658.4743

High School Leadership Academy $100 Ages 14-18 • M-F 1-5 pm

Spend an exciting week (7/18-7/22 or 7/25-7/29) devel-oping leadership skills while learning about municipal government, participating in service learning projects and exploring current social, political and environmen-tal issues. For info call 805.652.4555

Monday through Friday Ages 6-11Every week from June 20 to Aug. 19

$130 Full Day 8 am-5 pm $ 85 AM Half Day 8 am-1 pm (includes swimming)$ 70 PM Half Day 1-5 pm (no swimming)• Swimming & waterslides Tues., Wed. &

Thursday…WOW three days!• Organized sports & games• Great arts & crafts• Rock climbing wall• Team and character building

activities• “Camper of the week” awards• A different Fun Friday Theme

each week• FREE extended care till 5:30 pm for

working parentsFor info call 805.658.4748

CAMP VENTURAVentura Community Park, • 901 S Kimball Rd

SPECIALTY CAMPS @ BARRANCA VISTA & BeyondPark & Center located at 7050 E Ralston St.

For info call 805.644.6542

Science & Engineering Camps Entertaining and educational half-day camps sparking imaginations for ages 5-12 June-JulyOffered by Mad Science $130and Play-Well TEKnologies $195 Theatre-Music-Cooking CampsFull and half day camps June-July Offered by CATS for ages 5-14 $100-$160 Broadway • Glee • Improv • Cooking + Rock & Roll High Music Camp on 8/8-8/12 $350FRESHI-film CampsEPIC, 2855 Johnson Dr., Suite ACreate your own movie, animation or game designHalf-day camps $165 for ages 8-12


ASizzlingSummerof Fun!

VENTURA AQUATIC CENTER 901 S. Kimball Rd. • 654-7511

www.cityofventura.net/aquatics

7-17 years $150 for entire summer!Practice held M-F 6/20—8/19For boys and girls of all skill levels

• Swim Team• Dive Team• Water Polo Team• Synchronized Swim Team

8-11 years • 9 am-12:30 pm• Pirate Camp• Mermaid Camp

10-14 years • 9 am-12:30 pm• Junior Lifeguards • Aquatic Sports Camp

4:15-6:45 pm• Swim Aide Training

SUMMER PROGRAMS for all ages!Swim Lessons • Lap Swim • O

pen Swim

Water Exercise • Water Polo • Toddler Time

CPR & First Aid Classes • Family Float Nights

Dive-in Movies • Pool Parties

NOVICE TEAMS AQUATIC CAMPS



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sizzling salsa samples from local restaurants and vendors, shopping, live music, and more for the whole family. Salsa makers can submit their best recipes for a chance to win the “Great Oxnard Salsa Challenge. Admission and parking are free. Plaza Park, 11 a.m.-7 p.m., at 424 S. C Street in Oxnard. For more information, call 247-0197 or visit www.oxnardsalsafestival.com.

Citrus ClassiC Balloon FestivalJuly 29-31Come see hot air balloons glide across the set-ting sun and Santa Paula’s scenic countryside. Food, wine, arts and crafts, car show, and live music. Located at18249 E. Telegraph Road, Santa

Paula. For information regarding event hours and ticket prices www.citrusclassicballoons.com.

the ventura County Fair August 3 – 14Takes place right by the beach at the Ventura County Fairgrounds, a refreshing and breezy way to spend a hot August afternoon. The Fair offers live music, carnival rides, enticing eats, a livestock area including aquariums, and more. It will be held from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. on Monday through Friday and 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. on week-ends. Entrance fee is $12 for adults and $9 for children and seniors. For more information and musical lineup as it’s available, visit www.ventu-racountyfair.org.

Camarillo air showAug. 20-21For the first time in America, the 2011 Wings Over Camarillo Air Show presents the Ultimate

Air Racing Championship demonstration. Seven pilots from around the world race wing tip to wingtip around a closed pylon obstacle course. An expanded flight demonstration program features ever popular aerobatic routines; more than 80 aircraft will fly including the Goodyear Blimp, vintage planes, and WWII fighters, bomb-ers and transports. The feature of the Camarillo Air Show is the accessibility of the planes, pilots and crews to the public. Kids younger than 12 are free. For more information, go to www.WingsOverCamarillo or call 805-551-0983.

hueneme BeaCh FestivalAug. 20-21Live entertainment, huge children’s area, arts and crafts booths and food provided by the region’s most popular restaurants plus pirate-related fun. 11 a.m.-6 p.m. The event will be held at Surfside Drive and Ventura Road in Port Hueneme. For

more information, go to www.huenemebeach-festival.com.

arts in the ParkAugust 27-28The Ventura Chamber of Commerce is pleased to announce their 3rd annual event featuring a fun and relaxing day of art, food, fine wine and live music. About 40 vendors will offer their fine art and crafts for sale. A special “Chalk Art for Charity” competition will raise money for FOOD Share. 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Aug. 27, and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Aug. 28. Plaza Park on Santa Clara Street, Downtown Ventura. Visit www.ventura-chamber.org or call -643-7222.

ventura nationalssept. 3-4The event formerly known as the Primer Nationals is a two day kustom kulture extrav-



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2011 Summer Day Camp

Carden School of Camarillo

w w w . c a r d e n c a m a r i l l o . o r g

1915 E Las Posas Road Camarillo — 805.484.0259

Currently enrolling for fall 2011

9:00 am - 3:00 pm • Ages 3 - 12Please see our website or call us for a brochure

Give Your Child an exCitinG and ChallenGinG Summer!

June 27-July 1Go for the Gold

SportS Week

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• Exciting and stimulating courses not available during the normal school year.

• Taught by Ventura Unified School District Teachers!

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VENTURA FAMILY YMCA PROGRAMS BEGIN JUNE 27

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aganza that attracts visitors from across the globe. It features classic cars and motorcycles, live music, vendors, original art and more. Ventura County Fairgrounds, 10 W. Harbor Blvd., Ventura. Visit www.juanandsons.com for more information.

AlohA BeAch FestivAlSeptember 10-11The event returns to Promenade Park (Surfer’s Point) to share the spirit of Aloha through Polynesian dance and music, food and drink, and beach activities that are thrilling for both spectators and participants. Highlights include the Aloha Longboard Classic, and a “Frisbee Disc Dogs” demo and the “World Beach Invitational Frisbee Freestyle Disc Demo.” There will also be a beer garden, hula

dancing, and a Frisbee contest with the grand prize of a hybrid car. Begins at 9 a.m. www.alohabeachfestival.us or call 200-8674.

Moonlight At the RAnch vSeptember 17Tastings from dozens of area restaurants, live music and ’50s style fun will be featured at Limoneira Ranch in Santa Paula. For more infor-mation, go to moonlightattheranch.com.

cAliFoRniA BeeR FestivAl September 17-18Saturday’s event encourages beer lovers to expand their horizons with more than 100 brews on tap to sample from over 70 dif-ferent breweries, delicious food and six live bands. Sunday is all about Blues, Brew and BBQ: guests will sample from twenty different barbeque teams from all over the state com-peting in the 2011 California Beer Festival BBQ Cook-Off. Along with good eats, there will be craft beer on tap for purchase and three of the biggest names in the California Blues scene are expected to take the stage: Chris Cain, Coco Montoya and Tommy Castro. Proceeds benefit the Dyslexia Awareness and Resource Center (DARC) and the Gen Giammanco Foundation, supporting student athletes. Located at Ventura’s beautiful Mission Park hours are 12 p.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday and 12 p.m. to 6 p.m. on Sunday. Tickets are $40. www.californiabeerfestival.com/ventura.html.

ventuRA hillsides conseRvAncy Music FestivAlSeptember 25The annual fundraiser to keep Ventura’s hillsides free from development features big name musi-cal acts as well as up and coming local ones at this outdoor concert for the whole family. 1-5 in Arroyo Verde Park, Ventura. For more informa-tion, visit www.venturahillsides.org.

RecuRRing eventsFiRst sundAys At sAntA PAulA AiRPoRtThe first Sunday of every month, Santa Paula celebrates its aviation heritage. Come visit the Aviation Museum and the many antique, classic, and experimental aircraft on display. Docents are on hand to give guided tours, or you are wel-

come to tour at your own leisure. 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Free. Canceled if raining. For more information, call 525-1109 or visit www.amszp.org.

clAssic cAR & Bike show Third Saturday of each month at Cottage Café at 2611 E. Thompson Blvd. (rear parking lot) from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. For more information, call 805-643-1231.

sAntA PAulA cRuise nightFirst Friday of each month. For car enthusiasts and owners of pre-1975 vehicles. Come take part in this popular event through October on Main Street in beautiful downtown Santa Paula. 5-9 p.m. For more information, contact the Santa Paula Chamber of Commerce at 525-5561.

FiRst FRidAys ventuRAThe increasingly popular monthly event that celebrates downtown and Westside Ventura’s vibrant art scene. Demonstrations, lectures, music and performance are featured during this cultural event. For more information, maps and a list of participating galleries, visit www.firstfri-daysventura.com.

ventuRA hARBoR sundAy suMMeR conceRt seRies. SundayS from June 19 – Sept. 4Come with friends and family to listen to live

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entertainment while dining, shopping, or relax-ing by the sea. The concerts are held from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. at the Carousel Stage in the Ventura Harbor Village. Visit www.venturaharborvillage.com, (805) 477-0470

ConCerts by the seaSaturdayS in July and auguStThe Channel Islands Harbor has a variety of bands lined up, playing Saturdays through July and August, from 4 to 6 p.m. at Peninsula Park at 3401 Peninsula Road in Oxnard. For more information, go to channelislandsharbor.com.

Independence day eventsthird of July fireworks extravaganzaJuly 3Beat the crowds! The City of Moorpark sponsors this annual event at Arroyo Vista Community Park. Festivities begin at 4 p.m., with fireworks at 9 p.m. Includes live entertainment, presenta-tion of the American Flag, vintage plane fly-over, Revolutionary War characters, food booths and more! For more information, call 517-6300 or visit www.ci.moorpark.ca.us.

fourth of July street fair July 4This 36th annual Independence Day event is always a crowd pleaser and draws around 30,000 patriots to celebrate in red, white and blue. There will be two food courts with street fare favorites like BBQ, kettle corn and taffy, and six stages featuring live entertainment by local bands. During the children’s “Pushem-Pullem” parade, sponsored by the Rotary Club, kids and their parents show off their patriotically decked-out bikes, wagons, strollers and skooters. Showcasing Ventura’s remarkable arts scene, this year’s event

anticipates over 200 vendors selling fine art as well as unique crafts. Taking place along nine blocks in Downtown Ventura, the event is from 10 a.m. to 4p.m. and free to the public. Visit www.cityofventura.net/streetfairs for more info.

rotary Club and family fest fireworksJuly 4Spectacular fireworks display, old fashioned fam-ily entertainment and picnic. Fun begins at 5 p.m., fireworks are at dusk. Ventura College Athletic Field, 4667 Telegraph Road. For more information, call 653-1084.

fourth of July Celebration at ronald reagan libraryJuly 4This annual old-fashioned celebration returns with music, games, face painting, presidential look-alikes, storytelling and more. The outdoor events are free; regular admission rates apply to visit the museum. For more information, call (800) 410-8354 or visit www.reaganfoundation.org.

oxnard fireworks by the sea July 4A full day of fun, food, entertainment and children’s activities followed by fireworks. Old-fashioned barbecue, farmer’s and fish market, petting zoo and lots more. Parade at 11 a.m. 5K and 10K races. Channel Islands Harbor, Victoria Avenue, Oxnard. For more information, call the Visitors Center at 985-4852.

thousand oaks annual fireworks displayJuly 4Launched at 9 p.m. from the hill behind the

Hillcrest Center for the Arts. Best viewing is from the Oaks Shopping Center and Janss Marketplace. For more information, call Conejo Recreation and Park District 381-1247.

fireCraCker train and fireworks showJuly 4Annual outdoor event includes a train ride, car show, food booths, arts and crafts vendors, vin-tage train rides, horseshoe tournaments and live entertainment. 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. Fillmore and Western Railway. Fireworks at 9 p.m. For direc-tions, visit www.fwry.com. For more information, call 524-2546.

OUtdOORsgolf at the oJai valley innSome of the best golf in the country is right here in our own back yard. The Ojai Valley Inn & Spa has been rated No. 40 in the 2006 Condé Nast Traveler Top 100 Golf Resorts Reader’s Poll. This legendary golf course has been home to seven Senior PGA Tournaments. Make the 19th hole a rose petal massage at Spa Ojai, a 31,000-square-foot, full-service spa village within the resort. The Ojai Valley Inn, 905 Country Club Road, Ojai. For reservations, call toll free 888-697-8780. See www.ojairesort.com.

lake Casitas reCreation areaThis 2,700-acre lake offers a quiet boating experi-ence for anglers, with two newly refurbished launch ramps and adjacent picnic areas. The Santa Ana Ramp features a basketball court and angler campsites that ensure you are the first one to hit the lake in the early morning hours. For the less patient members of the family, there’s a water park and a shoreline trail that offers spectacular, unobstructed views of the lake and ridgelines of the Los Padres National Forest. The trail is also a wonderful area for bird watching. Also, enjoy Saturday summer nights throughout the sum-mer, exploring the stars with NASA astronomer

Ernest Underhay. Swimming and water skiing prohibited. Located at 11311 Santa Ana Road, Ventura. Entry fee is $7.50. General information 649-2233. Reservations 649-1122. See www.lakecasitas.info.

lake piru reCreation areaLake Piru is located in the Los Padres National Forest next to the Sespe Condor Sanctuary. Lake Piru offers visitors excellent boating, trout and bass fishing, camping, water skiing, swimming and hiking. The day-use picnic area, with indi-vidual and group sites, includes covered eat-ing areas with a wonderful view of the lake, a grassy lawn, grills and an abundance of tables. The group facility can accommodate up to 120 people and can be reserved for special events. Located at 4780 Piru Canyon Road, Piru. Entry fees are $8 all days in off-season, and $10 week-days, weekends and holidays. Park information 521-1500. Marina information, 521-1231. See www.lake-piru.org.

Channel islands kayak CenterChannel Islands Kayak Center offers a full range of ocean kayaking activities. Whether you are an experienced kayaker or a beginner in search of a professional guided island tour, the center caters to all of your kayaking needs. Rentals, lessons and tours are available. Two locations: 3600 S. Harbor Blvd., #213, Oxnard, 984-5995; and 1691 Spinnaker Drive, Ventura, 644-9699. See www.cikayak.com.

island paCkers CruisesIsland Packers has been cruising the Channel Islands for education, recreation and research since 1968. This is how you get to the Channel Islands, whether you’re interested in whale watching, camping, hiking, kayaking or day trips. There are a variety of trips that give visitors a rare opportunity to witness life in a marine wilder-ness. If breathtaking wilderness and adventure


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on the high seas don’t do it for you, dinner and party cruises are also available. Located at 1691 Spinnaker Drive, #105B, Ventura. General infor-mation 642-1393. Twenty-four-hour informa-tion, 642-7688, www.islandpackers.com.

Hiking and bird watcHingThe beauty of hiking is that you don’t need anything but feet (though a bottle of water is nice) in order to get going. But you do need to know where to go. The definitive guidebook is #Day Hikes in Ventura County, California: 43 of the Best# by Robert Stone, published by Day Hike Books Inc. Sometimes it’s nice to share the trail, and a number of organizations can help you do just that. The Santa Monica Mountains Conservancy offers a variety of activities and events. For information, call (310) 589-3200 or visit www.smmc.ca.gov. The Sierra Club’s Los Padres Chapter has two groups to serve Ventura County. North county residents can contact the Sespe Group at 488-7988, and south county residents can contact the Conejo Group at 495-6391. See www.sierraclub.org. Bird watching enthusiasts can contact the Ventura Audubon Society at 642-1585 or visit www.venturaaudubon.org.

Sailing ScHoolSWhether you’re interested in becoming a master mariner, or just want to log some time wafting along in a gentle breeze, sailing les-sons are one of the best ways to while away the summer in a convivial, laid-back sporting atmosphere. Several outfits offer packages for individuals and couples. Most of these courses qualify you to charter boats once you graduate. Pacific Sailing is located in the Ventura Harbor at 1575 Spinnaker Drive, suite 105B-131. For infor-

mation, call 658-6508 or visit www.pacsail.com. Marina Sailing is located in the Channel Islands Harbor at 3001 Peninsula Road. For information, call 985-5219 or visit www.mari-nasailing.com.

Speed and beautyLearn to go fast, around and around and around. It’s exhilarating. Choose between four- and two-wheeled options. Jim Hall’s Kart Racing School is located in Oxnard at 2600 Challenger Place. For information, call 654-1329 or visit www.jhrkartracing.com. Sycamore BMX is locat-ed in Simi Valley at Rancho Simi Park, 1692 Sycamore Drive. For information, call 583-BMX7 (2697) or visit www.svbmx.com.

cliffS and creStSIf you long to teeter on the crest of a wave or cling to the side of a clif f, but you’re all thumbs (or all big toes, as the case may be), then get started by taking a class. Visit www.surfclass.com or call 648-2662 for information on surf camps and lessons. Surf Laws Co. offers lessons, camps, and “surf getaways.” It is located at 137 Oxnard Ave., Oxnard. Call 382-1987 or visit www.surflaws.com.

Scuba certificationDid you know that as a resident of Ventura County, you live near the gateway to some of the most sought-after scuba grounds in the world? If your idea of scuba diving is warm, tropical shallows alive with colorful parrot fish, think again. Local waters offer the adventurer an endless array of gorgeous, moody under-water seascapes. And once you’re certified, you can also take a legal dip the next time you’re in Cabo. Channel Islands Scuba: 2951 E. Thousand Oaks Blvd., Thousand Oaks, 230-




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KIDSJune 13-Aug. 12Located at Moorpark College’s Teaching Zoo, the camp allows your child the unique opportunity to “get up close and personal” with an animal col-lection featuring more than 200 animals. Kids will participate in a variety of science-based learning activities that are designed to entertain and educate campers about the animal world. The program offers a variety of week-long camps with hours ranging from early morning to early evening. Open to ages 6-14. For more informa-tion on pricing, hours, availability and activities, visit the “Teaching Zoon” link at www.moorpark-college.edu or call 805-378-1441.

MuseuM of Ventura County suMMer prograMsChumAsh Youth June 20-24 And June 27-JulY 1Two sessions offered to children currently in third or fourth grade. Chumash Culture comes alive as students participate in hands-on activities, learn-ing the arts and traditions of Ventura County’s native people. Chumash elder Julie Tumamait-Stenslie teaches Chumash songs and shares leg-ends. From 9a.m. to noon. $50/$40 for Museum members. Limit 15 students per session.

art startJulY 11-15 And JulY 18-22Two sessions offered to children currently in third to fifth grade. Students expand their artis-

tic creativity while exploring different media and techniques. Local artists visit to discuss their work, while the museum exhibits lend inspira-tion. From 9 a.m. to noon. $85/$70 for Museum members. For more information, www.ven-turamuseum.org/EducationalResources/SummerPrograms.

gull Wings Children’s MuseuMHow about letting your children become doctors in the operating room, dig fossils as archaeologists, or get on stage and watch themselves on TV as fiesta dancers, firefight-ers or police officers? Gull Wings Children’s Museum is a hands-on museum with exhibits geared toward children ages 2 to 12. Gull Wings offers youngsters a chance to discover and learn by participating in an experience rather than by observation. Located at 418 W. Fourth St., Oxnard. For more information, call 483-3005 or visit www.gullwings.org.

port hueneMe youth Center suMMer prograMsFacility provides diverse, well-rounded recreation program for children, kindergarten through sixth grade. The modern center features snack shops, dance, games and education classrooms. Fully supervised and structured youth programs run throughout the summer. Special events, trips and games are offered during the year. For more information, call 982-4218.

Ventura County library suMMer reading prograMJune 12-Aug. 13Two great summer-long reading programs return to Ventura County libraries in June.

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For children, this year’s theme is “Make a Splash at Your Local Library.” Also, for teens is “Make Waves at Your Local Library.” For more information, call Lori Karns, youth services librarian, or Ellen Armonat at 649-9008, or visit vencolibrary.org

Underwood Family FarmsThis summer, enjoy fruit- and vegetable-picking tours, wagon rides, a farm animal area, pony rides and party facilities at the Underwood Family Farms. The family has farms in both Moorpark and Somis. The Farm Market and Farm Animal Center are open from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., March through November. Locations are 3370 Sunset Valley Road, Moorpark, 529-3690; and 5696 Los Angeles Ave., Somis, 386-4660. For more information, visit www.underwoodfamilyfarms.com.

reagan mUseUmThe newly renovated museum experience incor-porates hundreds of artifacts, more than 50 per-cent never before seen, and dozens of interactive displays. These 18 new galleries pay tribute to America’s 40th president and his accomplish-ments. Visitors explore interactive exhibits that engage the viewer in multiple experiences, including the opportunity to act in a movie with Ronald Reagan, setting the table for a state din-ner, and riding a horse alongside the President at Rancho del Cielo. Open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. For more information about the new galleries, please call (800) 410-8354.

SUMMER CAMPSCamp KeystoneBest of all, everything is in one place — on this

camp’s beautiful, spacious, 30-acre site at Vasa Park in Agoura Hills. Vasa Park is the ideal setting for a camp, with lush, green grounds, shade from massive stands of old-growth sycamores and oaks, plus plenty of room to run around. There’s a program that’s perfect for any camper’s age and interests — Sports Camp, Day Camp, Junior Camp or the C.I.L.T. Program. For more information, call (818) 889-2224, e-mail [email protected], or visit www.campkeystone.com.

Camp Kinneret sUmmer day CampCamp Kinneret Summer Day Camp, nestled in the rolling hills of Agoura, offers children ages 4 to14 a fun-filled program packed with adventure and friendship. It’s committed to helping each child grow into his or her best self by combining an excellent staff with small groups and a philosophy that puts campers first. For more information, call (818) 706-8255 or visit www.campkinneret.com.

Camp sUmmertimeThis camp is located at beautiful Calamigos Ranch in the Agoura Hills / Malibu area. This unique facility offers 120 private acres, including two ponds and three swimming pools, for chil-dren ages 4 to14. Camp Summertime is dedicat-ed to providing a safe, loving, and enriching envi-ronment. Each child’s social, emotional, creative and physical development is promoted through individual and team activities. Campers build self-confidence, self-esteem and self-respect. For more information, call (818) 706-7335 or visit www.campsummertime.com.

C.a.t.s. sUmmer CampsC.A.T.S. Summer Camps has been offering per-forming arts, cooking and specialty camps for ages 4-14 in Ventura County since 1996. In a competitive world, it is important that young people take time to develop creativity and

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discover their own qualities, without feeling that they have to constantly make the grade or score points. C.A.T.S. offers quality programs held in a non-competitive atmosphere that allows youth to thrive in a variety of situations and gain self-esteem in a fun, relaxed way. For more information, please visit www.catssum-mercamps.com or call (661) 718-3968.

Science AdventureS cAmpScience Adventures brings great week-long sum-mer camps to a convenient location near you for children, kindergarten to sixth grade. Programs are presented in cooperation with universities, botanical gardens, museums, arboretums and parks and recreation departments. Children are introduced to thematic science concepts in natural surroundings as they build projects, conduct experiments, and play science-oriented games. With locations in Agoura Hills, Moorpark, Thousand Oaks, Ventura and Westlake Village. For more information, call (888) 458-1812 or visit www.scienceadventures.com.

cAmp moorpArkThree camps operate weekdays, 7 a.m.-6 p.m., during Moorpark Unified School District’s sum-mer, winter and spring breaks. A minicamp is for children aged 4 years, 9 months to 7 years old; standard camp for ages 6-11; and an adventure camp for kids aged 10-14. For more informa-tion, call the Arroyo Vista Recreation Center at 517-6300, or visit www.ci.moorpark.ca.us.

sporTs & rECrEATIoNJunior LifeguArd progrAmSChannel Islands Harbor offers a junior lifeguard program where you will learn first aid, water safe-

ty, CPR, surfing, paddle boarding, kayaking, basic ocean rescue techniques and the essential skills to become an ocean lifeguard. For more infor-mation, call 382-3007 or visit www.channelis-landsharbor.org. The City of Port Hueneme’s Department of Recreation and Community Services offers a junior lifeguard program where you will learn ocean rescue, first aid, surfing, lifesaving skills and more. The pro-gram emphasizes lifesaving skills, physical training and ocean ecology. For more infor-mation, call 986-6542 or visit www.ci.port-hueneme.ca.us. The State of California’s Department of Parks and Recreation offers a junior lifeguard program in Ventura. The objective of the program is to provide qual-ity water safety education. The program is designed to improve young people’s physi-cal conditioning, their understanding and respect for the environment, and their respect for themselves, their peers and their parents. For more information, call 643-5003 or visit www.venturajuniorlifeguards.org.

my gym chiLdren’S fitneSS centerMy Gym has created an extraordinary program and facility devised to help children 3 months to 13 years of age develop physically, cognitively and emotionally. Imaginations soar and children triumph at My Gym Children’s Fitness Center. The structured, age-appropriate weekly classes incorporate music, dance, relays, games, spe-cial rides, gymnastics, sports and other original activities. My Gym kids have fun as they gain strength, balance, coordination, fine and gross motor proficiency, agility, flexibility and social skills. For the My Gym in Thousand Oaks, call 494-4154; for the Ventura location, call 659-9245; or visit www.my-gym.com.

rookie cAmp hockeyOxnard Ice Skating Center’s Rookie Camp

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6 PM Zumba7 Line dance class7 Latin8 Ballroom II

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5:30-7 PM Fencing with Dayna7-10:30 PM ClosedPrivate Party

10-11:30 Club S.T.A.R.1PM Salsa I4-5:30 West African Dance6-10 Closed Private Party


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Hockey Program allows students to “test the waters” before investing in hockey gear. The classes focus on stick handling, hockey-relat-ed terms and an introduction to game play. For more information, call 988-4440.

Learn to SkateOxnard Ice Skating Center’s Learn to Skate Program is designed for anyone who wants to learn how to skate, whether for hockey or pleasure. Classes are available for children 3 and older, including adults. For more infor-mation, call 988-4440.

Skating PLuSSkating Plus offers skating lessons for both quad and inline skaters. Classes teach very basic skills such as balancing, turning, stop-ping and controlling the skates. Skating safety is also taught. Students learn with fun skating games. Lessons range from beginning to advanced to private. For more information, call 656-2121 or visit www.skatingplus.com.

Surfer girL CamPSend your dudette to Paddy Bex’s all-girl surf camp. This camp is designed to provide a social, educational and recreational experi-ence in a positive and fun environment. Everything is provided, including a support-ive and nurturing approach to the non-competitive and fun lessons. Safety always comes first. Paddy and all her instructors are certified in Lifeguard Training, CPR and First Aid. For more information, call 653-SURF (7873) or visit www.paddybexsurf.com.

momentum Surf CamP In collaboration with Woodward West, Momentum surf camp offers surf instruction in a day-camp environment. Campers between the ages of 7 and 17 will learn surf skills con-ducive to their abilities from qualified, trained instructors. Campers will learn fundamental surf techniques, etiquette, wave dynamics, paddling skills, surfboard positioning and maneuvering, and proper stand-up and riding techniques. Woodward Surf Camp offers a weekly day camp and, beginning this summer, an overnight camp with housing at CSUCI. For more information, call 985-4929 or (661)822-7900, or visit www.woodwardwest.com.

Ventura YaCht CLubThis summer, children can set sail in a gentle coastal breeze when they sign up for the Junior’s Sailing Program at the Ventura Yacht Club. These fun-filled summer sessions aim to promote good seamanship in an educational and safe environment. In addition to water safety, kids will learn racing and sailing skills while enjoying a variety of other entertaining activities. The program offers morning ses-sions for beginners and afternoon sessions for the more advanced, running June 20-Aug. 19. For more information on cost and avail-ability, visit http://www.venturayachtclub.org/ or call 642-0426.

YmCa Summer Youth CamPSThe YMCA will offer various youth camps throughout the summer. The camps will offer a variety of instructional programs, including swim lessons, baseball and basketball train-ing, and photography lessons. There will also be outdoor, drama and resident camps. For more information, call 642-2131 or go to http://www.ciymca.org/ventura/. F


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Client: Wings Over Camarillo Ad Executive: Diane Newman (805) 648-2244Please check this proof over carefully and indicate all corrections clearly. You will have a “1st Proof”, “2nd Proof”, and “Final Proof”. If we receive no proof after the 1st or 2nd Proofs, ad Will run as is. If this proof meets your approval on the 1st proof, check off “FInal ProoF (aPProveD)” box, date and sign at the bottom.


Wings Over CamarilloAir Show

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