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MARKETPLACE
Featuring Area Savings & Information
Foothills
June 15, 2011 Vol. 3, No. 10
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Tammy Baxter Gray Street Clothing
1027 Sutton Way • Grass Valley • 530-271-7099
$
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Large Bags All Flavors
Expires 6/30/11
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Community Event Local Farmers Markets
274-4493 2034 Nevada City Hwy Grass Valley
Grass Valley Mill Street Certified Farmers Market Every Thursday June 2nd through September 1st from 6:00pm to 9:30pm, Mill Street, Downtown Grass Valley. Grass Valley North Star House Farmers Market - Every Saturday now through end of October, 8:00am to 1:00pm, 12075 Auburn Road. Nevada City 7 Hills Shopping District - Every Tuesday, June 7th through October 25th from 3:00pm to 6:00pm at the Sierra Presbyterian Church, 175 Ridge Road. Penn Valley - Every Thursday, June 7th through October 27th, from 2:00pm to 5:30pm at the Seventh Day Adventist Church, 17645 Penn Valley Drive. Nevada City Farmers’ Market - Every Saturday 8:30am to 12:30PM, June 18 through November 12, Downtown Nevada City.
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$
Most Cars & Light Trucks
24
00 $
95
• Oil and filter change
up to 5 quarts of conventional oil
• Rotate and inspect 4 tires • Courtesy check including visual brake check
• battery, air filter, fluid, belts & boxes
Additional shop supply fee may be charged. Where permitted by law. High mileage, synthetic, synthetic blend oils extra. Plus applicable tax. Tire rotation at time of service. Cash value 1/ 100th of 1¢. Coupon required at time of purchase. Not valid with other offers. Valid at participating location(s) listed below. Void if sold, copied or transferred and where prohibited by law. Custom wheels additional charge! Expires 7-14-11.
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Foothills
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Brakes, Exhaust, Fluids, Wheel Alignments, Factory Scheduled Maintenance, Suspension, Belts, Hoses, Headlamps, Bulbs and more! Excludes tires, batteries and oil changes. Discount off regular price. Consumer pays all tax. Most vehicles. Cash value 1/100th of 1¢. Coupon required at time of purchase. Not valid with other offers. Valid at participating locations listed below. Void if sold, copied or transferred and where prohibited by law. Expires 7-14-11.
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Contact us at: 530-888-7654 Fax us at: 530-888-1522
Email us at: foothillsmarketplace@goldcountrymedia.com
General Manager: Penny Chase, 530-888-0266 pennyc@goldcountrymedia.com Sales: 530-888-7654 Michael Berry mikeb@goldcountrymedia.com Mary Rist maryr@goldcountrymedia.com Bernadette Ambers bernadettea@goldcountrymedia.com Dana Santini danas@goldcountrymedia.com
Copyright 2011. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced without written permission of the publisher. The publisher shall not be responsible or any liabilities arising from the publication of copy provided by any advertiser for the Foothills Marketplace. Further, it shall not be liable for any act of omission on the part of the advertiser pertaining to their published advertisement in the Foothills Marketplace. A publication of Gold Country Media.
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Additional shop supply fee may be charged, where permitted by law. Synthetic and synthetic blend oils extra. Plus applicable tax. Tire rotation at time of service. Most vehicles. Cash value 1/100th of 1¢. Coupon required at time of purchase. Not valid with other offers. Valid at participating location(s) listed below. Void if sold, copied or transferred and where prohibited by law. Custom wheels additional charge! Expires 7-14-11.
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530-888-0899
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Community Event
Dad’s Day weekend of racing in Nevada City
Saturday, June 18, Nevada City Adult Soap Box Derby. Gravity powered, mobile creations will be making their way down Nevada City’s Nimrod Street to Pioneer Park. According the web site www.ncderby.com the mission of the race is to “provide a fun event for the entire community that is family friendly and enjoyable for all ages”. The response to the first time event has been great as all 42 entry slots have been filled. Beginning at 10:00am the soap races to determine their average race course time. Racers with the fastest average times will move on to the championship rounds which should conclude around 4:00pm. Besides having a lot of fun, the purpose of the Adult Soap Box Derby is to raise money to benefit improvements at Nevada City’s Pioneer Park. The objective will be for these improvements to be immediately attainable within 12 months, so that the community and participants can see and enjoy the benefits of their participation in this year’s event. Money raised from the “green” event will come from the $150.00 entry fee. There is no cost to watch the Derby. Some of the ideas being considered for improving Pioneer Park amenities include Bocce Ball courts, a multi-use path for biking/jogging/walking, and addition seating around the swimming pool. Derby participants will be competing for prizes in speed and creativity in car design. Sunday, June 19, Nevada City Bicycle Classic. One of America’s top cycling events celebrates its 51st anniversary this year with many of the nation’s top cyclists expected to be on hand. The Annual Nevada City Bicycle Classic will be held on Father’s Day, Sunday, June 19th. Racing
box racers will be competing in a series of heat races to determine average race times. Each heat race will feature three vehicles. Each racer will run three heat
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begins at 1:00pm and the entire event is usually completed by 6:30pm. The Nevada City Classic is one of the premiere sporting events in the Sierra foothills. The race is the largest and oldest bicycle race on the West Coast and the second-oldest race in the nation. It is a great way to spend Father’s Day as you witness many of the nation’s top cyclists speed down Broad Street at over 50 mph. Then admire the lung challenging endurance of the long climb back up Commercial, York, North Pine, Main, and East Broad Streets. The entire race course is 1.1 miles featuring 7 turns and is considered one of the most technically and physically challenging one-day race courses in America. Nevada City will be draped with flags and bunting providing a colorful backdrop for the expected several thousand spectators who attend. Viewers are encouraged to bring their own seating. There is no admission charged. 51st Annual Nevada City Bicycle Classic Race Schedule Junior Males and Females (All Categories)...1:00pm Masters Men 35+ and 45+...1:55pm Women Pro...3:00pm Men Elite - 3...4:00pm Men Pro...5:05pm
SAV E O N PARTY ITEMS
WE FEATURE A GREAT SELECTION OF
Themed Party Items Fiesta Laua 4th of July & more.
• Balloons • Pinatas • Party Favors • Gift Wrapping • Cups-Plates • Napkins-Utensils
Any purchase of $25 or more
Excludes balloons. Cannot be combined with any other discounts. Expires 7/15/11
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2042 Nevada City Hwy • Grass Valley
(in the Fowler Center)
Coming in July
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17272 Cattle Drive in the Highway 20 Industrial Park
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June 15, 2011
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Rough & Ready Hwy
• Watch for Grand Opening discounts • We service Domestic & Foreign Vehicles ★ Tune-ups ★ Oil, Lube, Filters ★ Radiators Gold Country ★ Computer Diagnostics ★ Suspension & Steering Automotive of Penn Valley ★ Fuel Injection ★ Timing Belts ★ Cooling Systems 17272 Cattle Dr. ★ Replace Engine & Transmissions ★ Smog Checks Hwy 20 Ind. Park ★ Diesel Service Available ★ And More! Cattle Drive To learn more, www.GoldCountryAutomotive.com
530-432-1011
Community Merchant Gray Street Clothing expands to larger space
Tammy Baxter opened Gray Street Clothing last June at 1240 East Main Street in Grass Valley. The quaint 400 square foot store specialized in juniors and young men’s clothing and accessories. One year later, Gray Street Clothing has expanded into a new 1,200 square foot location at 1200 East Main Street across the parking lot from their original location. The space was previously occupied by Extreme Outfitters Bikes. “We listened to our customers and expanded our store to include both women’s and junior’s fashion apparel and accessories” said Baxter. “We are extremely grateful to our loyal customers and the community for their support which has enabled us to expand in just our first year of business! This is a rare occurrence especially in such a difficult economy.” Gray Street Clothing carries a variety of fashion apparel with most items priced under $20.00. “We buy goods from both the LA market and East Coast” according to Baxter. “We hand pick merchandise that is in current fashion, great quality & prices. We also carry off-priced name brand items that you would find in major department stores and are thrilled to pass the savings onto our customers”. The new store location features a “Denim Bar” with premium denim jeans with such brands as; L.A. Idol, Silver Jeans, Lucky Brand, Buffalo and more. The larger store also allows more room to support local area artists with an expanded selection of handcrafted jewelry and accessories. Gray Street Clothing is very excited about the newly formed collaboration with Cranston & Co Hair Studio. The two are now adjoined by means of
a walk though wall. “This offers a unique and intimate full service boutique experience seldom found in rural counties” said Baxter. Cranston & Co Hair Studio is owned by Sarah Cranston, who is a 13 year Nevada County “hair artist”. Baxter is excited about Gray
Father’s Day Savings!
Give Dad Silver...
• Jewelry • Money Clips • Chains • Knives • Gift Certificates
LITTLE SILVER PALACE 477-0127
114-B East Main St. • Grass Valley
6 Foothills Marketplace
• Sleep Wear
(mild to wild)
• Lingerie
(plus sizes available)
50 50
% %
Second OFF Item
• Costumes • Jewelry • Accessories
Purchase 1 item at regular price and 2nd item is 1/2 price (lower priced item)
Cannot be combined with other discounts. Limit 1 per customer. Expires 7-15-11.
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Street Clothing’s up coming collaborations with other local businesses and artists with the “Summer Events at Gray Street”. Scheduled events Henna tattoos by Lali every Saturday, feather extensions/hair accessories show by Michele on July 2 and a jewelry show and sale from various local artisans through July. Gray Street Clothing is open Monday through Friday from 10:00am to 6:00pm and Saturdays 11:00pm to 4:00pm.
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$
30
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up to
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OFF
on qualifying equipment
Factory rebates expire 6/30/11
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MARKETPLACE Home Improvement Experts
Foothill
Taking odor out of painting projects
(ARA) - Homeowners can scratch off one more concern from their list when tackling a painting project: Nearly every paint manufacturer now offers no-odor or low-odor alternatives. Combined with sensible steps to reduce odors and speed drying, painting today doesn’t have to be the stinky business your parents experienced. Home improvement expert Gordon Blickle notes that painting is a growing trend in decorating. “In today’s market, homeowners are staying in their homes longer and redecorating more,” he says. When decorating, homeowners want simple, low cost, but dramatic home improvements to renew and personalize their space. As a result, Blickle notes, “changing and upgrading room colors has become one of the hottest decor trends.” But with all this decorating, exposure to chemical fumes has opened the door for a new wave of smart paints, caulks and spackling that please the
nose as well as the eye. Traditional paints create chemical fumes that can harmfully affect people and the environment. Chemical fumes can affect the earth’s ozone layer and increase hazards to those with breathing problems. Eliminating these fumes Continued on page 15
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$ $
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995 GOLDEN GATE TERRACE • GV
530272-2100
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OPEN 7 DAYS
8 Foothills Marketplace
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Excludes Carpet Repair
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116 W. Main St, Grass Valley parking in rear of building
BRIAN L. O’LOONEY, Owner, Operator
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FREE Estimates • 100% Satisfaction Guaranteed
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Community Calendar and Events
June 17: Free Luncheon provided by Lunch at the Crossroads, 11:45am to 1:00pm, United Methodist Church, 236 Church Street, Grass Valley. The meal will include meatballs in sweet and sour sauce with rice, salad, vegetables, and dessert. Lunch at the Crossroads is a non-denominational, all-volunteer organization with luncheons taking place on the third Friday of each month. Free groceries and gently used clothing will also be available. For more information, call 530-470-0241. June 17: 11th Annual Bear River FFA Ag Booster’s Fundraiser Dinner, 6:00pm to 10:00pm, Higgins Community Lions Center, 22490 East Hacienda Drive, Lake of the Pines. Diner will feature prime rib and a desert auction. A silent and live auction will also take place. Tickets are $35.00 per person with all proceeds going towards support of students in the FFA Agricultural Department at Bear River High School. Call John at 682-3000 for tickets. June 18: Giant Flea Market, 7:00am to 2:00pm, Gold Country Fairgrounds upper ball field, Auburn. Admission is free. For information, call 530273-6847. June 25: UCCE Master Gardener Workshop, 10:00am to 12:00pm, 1036 West Main Street, Grass Valley. Subject matter: Organic Pest Control: Vegetables and Ornamentals. Disease or bugs, should you reach for the pesticide jug? Learn how the balance of nature and practical, but correct plant care can keep plants free of disease & destructive insects. For more information, call 273-0919. The workshop is free. June 25: Ice Cream Social, 2:00pm to 4:00pm, Peace Lutheran Church, 828 West Main Street, Grass Valley. This fundraiser for the Grass Valley Male Voice Choir will feature Americana and Cornish music, soloists, duets, and of course ice cream. Tickets are $10.00 and may be purchased at the door. For more information, visit www.gvmalevoicechoir.org. June 25 & 26: Amateur Ham Radio field event, 10:00am to 5:00pm, Nevada County Fair Grounds, Grass Valley. Open to all ages who have ever considered being “on the air” as a ham radio operator, no license is required and there are no age restrictions. There will be a display of
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10OFF
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ANY RENTAL OVER $5000
EQUIPMENT RENTALS
273-0064
302 Railroad Ave. • GV
www.gold-n-green.com
Open 7 days Chakra Readings Now $5000
Reg $9000 Must present ad
Spiritual Counseling
• Meditation & Clearings • Tarot Cards • Guidance in Love & Relationships 64 S. Auburn St. • GV 1
615-9424
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10 Foothills Marketplace
OFF THE HOOK
$
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24 Hr. Pant Hems
Tues - Thurs Only
Must present coupon at time of order.
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radio/antenna gear along with Nevada County responder for emergency communications. Admission is free. For information call 530-3469169. June 26: Nevada County Concert Band Concert, 5:00pm to 7:00pm, Pioneer Park band shell, Nevada City. The 60-piece band made up of local musicians will play a variety of music including pop, classics, folk and show tunes. Bring you lawn chairs, blankets and picnic baskets. Admission is free. June 26: Rough and Ready Succession Days, 7:00am to 3:00pm, Downtown Rough and Ready. The event chronicles the three month life of the Great Republic of Rough and Ready after the succession from the United States. There will be a pancake breakfast, a musical/melodrama “Saga of Rough and Ready” and music by the Fruit Jar Picker. Admission is free. To learn more, visit www.roughandreadychamber.com. July 2 & 3: Book Sale, 9:00am to 3:00pm, Saturday and 10:00am to 2:0ppm Sunday, Doris Foley Historical Library, 211 Pine Street, Nevada City. Sponsored by The Friends of the Nevada County Libraries the sale will feature thousands of paperback and hardback books including fiction, non-fiction, children’s, and collectible books. This month’s sale features American History and Music books. Most books cost between 25¢ and $3.00. On Sunday new books will be added to the sale and everything will be half price. For additional information, phone 265-1407 or email friends@friendsofthenevadacountylibraries.org. July 4: Nevada County Concert Band “Curbside Concert”, 10:00am to 11:00am, Wells Fargo parking lot, downtown Grass Valley. The community band will be performing patriotic tunes one hour before the 4th of July parade (see page 16). July 9: Rough and Ready Grange Breakfast, 8:00am to 10:00am, across the street and up the hill from the Market on Rough and Ready Highway. The Fruit Jar Pickers will entertain as guests dine on eggs, sausage, pancakes and potatoes. Admission is $5.00. To submit an event for inclusion into the Foothills Marketplace, send your information to foothillsmarketplace@goldcountrymedia.com. This is a free service to non-profit organizations.
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(530) 273-5254
742-C Freeman Ln - Raley’s Shopping Cntr
www.foothill-mattress.com
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121 Dorsy Drive, GV
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Social Security Disability Attorney
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13396 Ridge Rd. • GV
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250 Race St. • Grass Valley
273-1331
(530) 273-1316
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530-273-2446
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273-6608 www.atozsupply.com
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131 Mill Street • GV 273-7213
CA DOI# 0352275
Artist Upholstery
Award-Winning Interiors & Tops
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Auto • Boat • RV • Aviation • Street Rods Furniture • Antiques & Contemporary Family Owned & Operated since 1985
470-8881
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The UPS Store #5417 111 Bank Street Grass Valley, CA 530-272-6000
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265-8307
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149 E. Main St, Grass Valley
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une 21, 2011 to 6:30pm
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530 D Searls Ave, NC
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1/2 Off 2nd meal of
equal or lesser value.
Does not include drink. Lunch only 11am-2pm, Mon-Fri.
Any Family Size Pizza
$
Receive $4.00 off any family size menu priced pizza. Excludes Delite Pizzas. Expires 7-15-11.
4
00
Fowler Center Grass Valley 274-8900
OFF
Expires 7-15-11.
Kmart Center Grass Valley 272-3589
Wine & Beer Bottle & Draft
Tues - Sun 11am -Closing
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1/2 OFF
LUNCH OR DINNER
Buy any lunch or dinner entree and get the 2nd lunch or dinner entree of equal or lesser value 1/2 off. Present coupon at time of order. One coupon per table. Cannot be combined with any other offer. Expires 7-15-11.
Sandwich
1/2 Price
Buy 1 sandwich at the regular price and get 2nd sandwich of equal or lesser value at 1/2 price. Limit 1 coupon per customer. Must present coupon at time of order. Expires 7-15-11
154 Mill St. • GV
274-2600
Reservations Suggested Lunch Mon-Sat 11-3:00 Dinner Wed-Sat 5-8:30
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A band of local musicians playing great All-American music, a colorful parade through downtown Grass Valley, and the Sierra foothills’ largest aerial fireworks display top the 2011 Fourth of July celebration in Grass Valley/Nevada City. America’s 235th birthday celebration will kick off with a free concert by the Nevada County Community Band in the Wells Fargo Bank parking lot at the corner of Mill and Neal Streets in downtown Grass Valley. The concert will start at 10:00am. At 11:00am, a classic “hometown parade” will wind its way through downtown Grass Valley. The parade will start at the top of Main Street and then proceed down Mill Street. Again this year, more than 100 parade entries are expected. The theme of this year’s parade is “Active
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The 2011 Nevada County Fair Horse Show is scheduled for June 24, 25, and 26 at the Nevada County Fairgrounds. As part of the Mother Lode Fair’s Horse Show Circuit, the oldest circuit show in California, this is a great event for both participants and spectators. This annual three-day event gives spectators an opportunity to observe participants work with their horses as they compete in Driving, English, Halter and Western Shows. The Driving Show begins at 10:00am on Friday the 24th. Saturday the 25th will feature the English Show at beginning at 8:00am with the Halter Show, Western Performance and Trail Classes beginning at 8:00am on Sunday the 26th. Admission is free with concession available for sale in the arena. Penny Pitch to benefit United Way of Nevada County The 4th annual Penny Pitch will take place on Saturday, June 18th at Kane’s Fine Food Restaurant at 120 E. Main Street in Grass Valley. The Penny Pitch is a competition in which an individual or teams throw (pitch) pennies against a wall to see who can land the penny the closest to the wall. Typically, the winner keeps all of the pennies, but In this case, The United Way of Nevada County will win it all. “It’s the best fun you’ll have with friends and family for a great cause.” Says John Kane; owner of Kane’s Fine Food Restaurant. “Kids have a blast, and no experience is needed.” The fun begins at 11:30am and the Pennies start flying at 1:00pm. For more information on how to enter, visit www.pennypitch-nevadacounty.com . The United Way of Nevada County’s mission is to improve lives by directing community resources to community needs. For more information about United Way of Nevada County, call 274-8111 or visit www.uwnc.org. “Summer Nights” coming back to Nevada City in July The 20th Annual Summer Nights will return to Nevada City July 13, 20 and 27. Hours for the Wednesday night outdoor festival are 6:00pm to 9:00pm. Summer Nights attractions include art, crafts, classic cars, food, drink and live music by Sierra foothills musicians performing on outdoor stages throughout the downtown area. During Summer Nights Nevada City’s downtown district will be closed to motorized traffic. There is no admission charge. For more information, contact the Nevada City Chamber of Commerce at 265-2692. Children’s Festival returns to Pioneer Park The Children’s Festival will return to Pioneer Park in Nevada City on Friday, July 15. Pioneer Park will be transformed into a lively Renaissance Faire for children. This year’s festival will include over twenty arts
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Dine and Dance under the stars to benefit SNMH Foundation The 19th Annual Starry, Starry Nights event is Saturday, July 16 at the Empire State Mine. Over 300 guests, dressed in white, will dine and dance on the grounds of the historic Empire Mine State Park in Grass Valley. As darkness falls guests will be able to gaze at the stars with the aid of the Nevada County Astronomers who will have telescopes set up. “We invite everyone to come and enjoy the magic of Starry, Starry Nights,” said Gil Mathew, event co-chair. “With everyone dressed in white and the park covered in lights, it truly is a magical sight to see and a very unique experience to dine, dance and star gaze.” The event is produced by the Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital Foundation to benefit vital community health programs and projects at Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital. Tickets are $125.00 per person ($75.00 deductable) and need to be order in advanced by July 8, 2011. Event and ticket information can be found at www.supportsierranevada.org or by calling 530-4779700, ext. 206.
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Submitted by Laura Pappani, Children’s Librarian Get your passport to great stories at the Nevada County Library’s summer reading program! Readers of all ages will travel the globe this summer as Nevada County Library presents “One World, Many Stories” through performances, activities, story times, a reading program, and more. The 2011 Summer Reading Program is absolutely free and is open to young people of all ages. For the second year, the Nevada County Libraries will continue its popular collaboration with the Nevada County Fair. Throughout the summer, kids can decorate paper “nuggets” with their favorite book title, book character, or scene from a book. The “nuggets” will be displayed in a Gold Rush-themed library display during the fair. The Nevada County Fair is providing bookmarks for each child who signs up for the summer reading program. In addition, all children who complete the program will receive a voucher that they can exchange at the fairgrounds for two free carnival rides. The summer reading program signups began the first week in June but individuals are still welcome to come into the Madelyn Helling Library, Grass Valley Library, Penn Valley Station, and Bear River Station to receive a sign-up packet that includes a reading log, stickers, and activity book. Every Thursdays 11:00am, join us for special
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programs organized around cultural themes at either Grass Valley Library or Madelyn Helling Library. On June 23, kids can make musical instruments at the Grass Valley Library. On June 30, come to the Madelyn Helling Library for African movement and cultural exchange with Tribal Fusion, Moussa Camara, and Sorcha Malick. On July 7, Izzi Tooinsky will tell stories from around the world at the Madelyn Helling Library. On July 14, the theme will be games from around the world at the Grass Valley Library. Our regularly-scheduled preschool story times will focus on a different country each week throughout June and July. Preschool story times are held at the Madelyn Helling Library on Tuesdays at 10:30am. The Celebration Party on Wednesday, July 20, will feature wild animals from around the world from Wild Things, as well as refreshments and a chance to pick up prizes for participation: a free book and a voucher for two free carnival rides at the Nevada County Fair. The party at Grass Valley will take place at 11:00am and the party at Madelyn Helling Library will be at 2:00pm. All summer reading programming is sponsored by Friends of the Nevada County Libraries and made possible by the energy and dedication of our wonderful volunteers. For details on any of the programs, please check the library website starting in late May at www.mynevadacounty.com/library.
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Now - June 26: The Full Monty - The Musical”, Thursdays - 7:00pm, Fridays - 8:00pm, Saturdays 2:00pm and 8:00pm, Sundays 2:00pm, Nevada City Theatre, Nevada City. This is the story of six unemployed Buffalo steelworkers, low on both cash and prospects, who decide to present a strip act at a local club after seeing their wives’ enthusiasm for a touring company of Chippendales. One of them, Jerry, declares that their show will be better than the Chippendales dancers because they’ll go “the full monty” - strip all the way. As they prepare for the show, working through their fears, selfconsciousness, and anxieties, they overcome their inner demons and find strength in their camaraderie. The play contains adult content, so admittance is for those 18 years and over. Tickets are $25.00 for Thursdays, $30.00 Friday, Saturday and Sunday performances. Group discounts are available for parties of ten or more. To purchase tickets and more pricing options, call (530) 430-SHOW. June 17: Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis, 8:00pm, Veterans Memorial Auditorium, Grass Valley. The Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra is composed of 15 of jazz music’s leading soloists under the leadership of musical director Wynton Marsalis. Drawing from an extensive repertoire that includes original compositions by Marsalis, Ted Nash, and other members of the orchestra, as well as the masterworks of Ellington, Mingus, Coltrane, and other great jazz composers, the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra concerts are internationally critically acclaimed. Over the last few years, the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra has performed collaborations with many of the world’s leading symphony orchestras, including the New York Philharmonic, and the Russian National Orchestra. They have also been featured in several education and performance residencies in the last few years, including those in Vienne, France, Perugia, Italy, Prague, Czech Republic, London, Berlin, Sao Paulo, and Yokohama, Japan. Tickets are $45.00 for members and $55.00 for non-members. For information, visit www.centerforthearts.org or call 274-8384, ext.114.
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June 24: Al Jardine’s “Endless Summer Beach Party” Dance Concert, 8:00pm, Center for the Arts, Grass Valley. Al Jardine is a founding member of the Beach Boys and was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as a member of the group in 1988. In 2001 the group received a Lifetime Achievement Award Grammy. Jardine was the band’s rhythm guitarist, harmony vocalist, and lead singer on songs such as the number one hit “Help Me, Rhonda.” Beginning with the “Friends” album, Jardine also wrote or co-wrote a number of songs for the band, the most notable of which is probably “California Saga: California” from the “Holland” album in 1973. During the “Pet Sounds” sessions, he was the one that suggested to Brian Wilson that the group record “Sloop John B.” His new solo album, “A Postcard from California”, features appearance by all the surviving Beach Boys along with guest spots by Neil Young, David Crosby, Stephen Stills, Flea, Glen Campbell, Alec Baldwin and Steve Miller. Jardine is currently touring with the Endless Summer Band. “I can’t do my new material exclusively,” he says. “People expect Beach Boys songs.” Jardine is already penning songs for his next album. “The Beach Boys don’t record anymore and I miss it,” he says. “I’ve still got a lot of music in me.” This is a dance concert featuring theater seating on a first come basis with plenty of room to dance. Tickets are $35.00 for members and $40.00 for non-members. For information, visit www.centerforthearts.org or call 274-8384, ext.114. June 25: ECLIPSE -Pink Floyd Tribute Band, 8:00pm Miners Foundry, Nevada City. ECLIPSE has earned the reputation as one of the leading Pink Floyd tribute acts. The band has world-class musicianship, a stunning visual show and a great rapport with their audiences. Featuring a line-up of five incredibly gifted musicians, ECLIPSE takes audiences on a musical journey performing songs from the albums “The Dark Side of the Moon,” “Wish You Were Here,” “Animals”, “The Wall” and “Momentary Lapse Of Reason”. Pink Floyd fans of all ages attend their shows and they continue to build a loyal fan base with each performance...leaving audiences hollering and stomping for more. Tickets are
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stuff that I’ve done and a handful of covers that just feel right.” Tickets are $20.00. For information, visit www.centerforthearts.org or call 274-8384, ext.114. July 9 & 10: The Music of Fleetwood Mac, presented by Lorraine Gervais, 8:00pm Saturday, 7:00pm Sunday, Center for the Arts, Grass Valley. “Fleetwood Mac seemed like a really fun summertime show as so many people have great memories of those classic rock/pop tunes from the 70’s and 80’s”, said Gervais. As always, Gervais has asked another great group of musician friends to join her onstage. Singers Kate Haight, Jenn Knapp, and Taylor Bowen along with long time local favorite, Tom MacDonald, will be sharing vocals. “We all have our favorite tunes to sing which makes it so much fun. Everybody gets a turn to stretch out and make that song come alive”, Gervais says. “I decided to include a few of the old tunes that Peter Green & Bob Welch were a part of, in addition to the newer songs when they were replaced with Lindsey Buckingham & Stevie Nicks, who brought in a whole new sound for the band. We’ll be playing such classics as “Go Your Own Way”, “Oh Well”, “Landslide”, “The Chain”, “Bare Trees”, and “Rhiannon” to name a tiny fraction of the songs.” Tickets are $22.00 for members and $25.00 for non-members. For information, visit www.centerforthearts.org or call 274-8384, ext.114.
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Community Event
Dad’s Day weekend of racing in Nevada City
Saturday, June 18, Nevada City Adult Soap Box Derby. Gravity powered, mobile creations will be making their way down Nevada City’s Nimrod Street to Pioneer Park. According the web site www.ncderby.com the mission of the race is to “provide a fun event for the entire community that is family friendly and enjoyable for all ages”. The response to the first time event has been great as all 42 entry slots have been filled. Beginning at 10:00am the soap races to determine their average race course time. Racers with the fastest average times will move on to the championship rounds which should conclude around 4:00pm. Besides having a lot of fun, the purpose of the Adult Soap Box Derby is to raise money to benefit improvements at Nevada City’s Pioneer Park. The objective will be for these improvements to be immediately attainable within 12 months, so that the community and participants can see and enjoy the benefits of their participation in this year’s event. Money raised from the “green” event will come from the $150.00 entry fee. There is no cost to watch the Derby. Some of the ideas being considered for improving Pioneer Park amenities include Bocce Ball courts, a multi-use path for biking/jogging/walking, and addition seating around the swimming pool. Derby participants will be competing for prizes in speed and creativity in car design. Sunday, June 19, Nevada City Bicycle Classic. One of America’s top cycling events celebrates its 51st anniversary this year with many of the nation’s top cyclists expected to be on hand. The Annual Nevada City Bicycle Classic will be held on Father’s Day, Sunday, June 19th. Racing
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begins at 1:00pm and the entire event is usually completed by 6:30pm. The Nevada City Classic is one of the premiere sporting events in the Sierra foothills. The race is the largest and oldest bicycle race on the West Coast and the second-oldest race in the nation. It is a great way to spend Father’s Day as you witness many of the nation’s top cyclists speed down Broad Street at over 50 mph. Then admire the lung challenging endurance of the long climb back up Commercial, York, North Pine, Main, and East Broad Streets. The entire race course is 1.1 miles featuring 7 turns and is considered one of the most technically and physically challenging one-day race courses in America. Nevada City will be draped with flags and bunting providing a colorful backdrop for the expected several thousand spectators who attend. Viewers are encouraged to bring their own seating. There is no admission charged. 51st Annual Nevada City Bicycle Classic Race Schedule Junior Males and Females (All Categories)...1:00pm Masters Men 35+ and 45+...1:55pm Women Pro...3:00pm Men Elite - 3...4:00pm Men Pro...5:05pm
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Community Merchant Gray Street Clothing expands to larger space
Tammy Baxter opened Gray Street Clothing last June at 1240 East Main Street in Grass Valley. The quaint 400 square foot store specialized in juniors and young men’s clothing and accessories. One year later, Gray Street Clothing has expanded into a new 1,200 square foot location at 1200 East Main Street across the parking lot from their original location. The space was previously occupied by Extreme Outfitters Bikes. “We listened to our customers and expanded our store to include both women’s and junior’s fashion apparel and accessories” said Baxter. “We are extremely grateful to our loyal customers and the community for their support which has enabled us to expand in just our first year of business! This is a rare occurrence especially in such a difficult economy.” Gray Street Clothing carries a variety of fashion apparel with most items priced under $20.00. “We buy goods from both the LA market and East Coast” according to Baxter. “We hand pick merchandise that is in current fashion, great quality & prices. We also carry off-priced name brand items that you would find in major department stores and are thrilled to pass the savings onto our customers”. The new store location features a “Denim Bar” with premium denim jeans with such brands as; L.A. Idol, Silver Jeans, Lucky Brand, Buffalo and more. The larger store also allows more room to support local area artists with an expanded selection of handcrafted jewelry and accessories. Gray Street Clothing is very excited about the newly formed collaboration with Cranston & Co Hair Studio. The two are now adjoined by means of
a walk though wall. “This offers a unique and intimate full service boutique experience seldom found in rural counties” said Baxter. Cranston & Co Hair Studio is owned by Sarah Cranston, who is a 13 year Nevada County “hair artist”. Baxter is excited about Gray
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June 17: Free Luncheon provided by Lunch at the Crossroads, 11:45am to 1:00pm, United Methodist Church, 236 Church Street, Grass Valley. The meal will include meatballs in sweet and sour sauce with rice, salad, vegetables, and dessert. Lunch at the Crossroads is a non-denominational, all-volunteer organization with luncheons taking place on the third Friday of each month. Free groceries and gently used clothing will also be available. For more information, call 530-470-0241. June 17: 11th Annual Bear River FFA Ag Booster’s Fundraiser Dinner, 6:00pm to 10:00pm, Higgins Community Lions Center, 22490 East Hacienda Drive, Lake of the Pines. Diner will feature prime rib and a desert auction. A silent and live auction will also take place. Tickets are $35.00 per person with all proceeds going towards support of students in the FFA Agricultural Department at Bear River High School. Call John at 682-3000 for tickets. June 18: Giant Flea Market, 7:00am to 2:00pm, Gold Country Fairgrounds upper ball field, Auburn. Admission is free. For information, call 530273-6847. June 25: UCCE Master Gardener Workshop, 10:00am to 12:00pm, 1036 West Main Street, Grass Valley. Subject matter: Organic Pest Control: Vegetables and Ornamentals. Disease or bugs, should you reach for the pesticide jug? Learn how the balance of nature and practical, but correct plant care can keep plants free of disease & destructive insects. For more information, call 273-0919. The workshop is free. June 25: Ice Cream Social, 2:00pm to 4:00pm, Peace Lutheran Church, 828 West Main Street, Grass Valley. This fundraiser for the Grass Valley Male Voice Choir will feature Americana and Cornish music, soloists, duets, and of course ice cream. Tickets are $10.00 and may be purchased at the door. For more information, visit www.gvmalevoicechoir.org. June 25 & 26: Amateur Ham Radio field event, 10:00am to 5:00pm, Nevada County Fair Grounds, Grass Valley. Open to all ages who have ever considered being “on the air” as a ham radio operator, no license is required and there are no age restrictions. There will be a display of
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radio/antenna gear along with Nevada County responder for emergency communications. Admission is free. For information call 530-3469169. June 26: Nevada County Concert Band Concert, 5:00pm to 7:00pm, Pioneer Park band shell, Nevada City. The 60-piece band made up of local musicians will play a variety of music including pop, classics, folk and show tunes. Bring you lawn chairs, blankets and picnic baskets. Admission is free. June 26: Rough and Ready Succession Days, 7:00am to 3:00pm, Downtown Rough and Ready. The event chronicles the three month life of the Great Republic of Rough and Ready after the succession from the United States. There will be a pancake breakfast, a musical/melodrama “Saga of Rough and Ready” and music by the Fruit Jar Picker. Admission is free. To learn more, visit www.roughandreadychamber.com. July 2 & 3: Book Sale, 9:00am to 3:00pm, Saturday and 10:00am to 2:0ppm Sunday, Doris Foley Historical Library, 211 Pine Street, Nevada City. Sponsored by The Friends of the Nevada County Libraries the sale will feature thousands of paperback and hardback books including fiction, non-fiction, children’s, and collectible books. This month’s sale features American History and Music books. Most books cost between 25¢ and $3.00. On Sunday new books will be added to the sale and everything will be half price. For additional information, phone 265-1407 or email friends@friendsofthenevadacountylibraries.org. July 4: Nevada County Concert Band “Curbside Concert”, 10:00am to 11:00am, Wells Fargo parking lot, downtown Grass Valley. The community band will be performing patriotic tunes one hour before the 4th of July parade (see page 16). July 9: Rough and Ready Grange Breakfast, 8:00am to 10:00am, across the street and up the hill from the Market on Rough and Ready Highway. The Fruit Jar Pickers will entertain as guests dine on eggs, sausage, pancakes and potatoes. Admission is $5.00. To submit an event for inclusion into the Foothills Marketplace, send your information to foothillsmarketplace@goldcountrymedia.com. This is a free service to non-profit organizations.
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The 2011 Nevada County Fair Horse Show is scheduled for June 24, 25, and 26 at the Nevada County Fairgrounds. As part of the Mother Lode Fair’s Horse Show Circuit, the oldest circuit show in California, this is a great event for both participants and spectators. This annual three-day event gives spectators an opportunity to observe participants work with their horses as they compete in Driving, English, Halter and Western Shows. The Driving Show begins at 10:00am on Friday the 24th. Saturday the 25th will feature the English Show at beginning at 8:00am with the Halter Show, Western Performance and Trail Classes beginning at 8:00am on Sunday the 26th. Admission is free with concession available for sale in the arena. Penny Pitch to benefit United Way of Nevada County The 4th annual Penny Pitch will take place on Saturday, June 18th at Kane’s Fine Food Restaurant at 120 E. Main Street in Grass Valley. The Penny Pitch is a competition in which an individual or teams throw (pitch) pennies against a wall to see who can land the penny the closest to the wall. Typically, the winner keeps all of the pennies, but In this case, The United Way of Nevada County will win it all. “It’s the best fun you’ll have with friends and family for a great cause.” Says John Kane; owner of Kane’s Fine Food Restaurant. “Kids have a blast, and no experience is needed.” The fun begins at 11:30am and the Pennies start flying at 1:00pm. For more information on how to enter, visit www.pennypitch-nevadacounty.com . The United Way of Nevada County’s mission is to improve lives by directing community resources to community needs. For more information about United Way of Nevada County, call 274-8111 or visit www.uwnc.org. “Summer Nights” coming back to Nevada City in July The 20th Annual Summer Nights will return to Nevada City July 13, 20 and 27. Hours for the Wednesday night outdoor festival are 6:00pm to 9:00pm. Summer Nights attractions include art, crafts, classic cars, food, drink and live music by Sierra foothills musicians performing on outdoor stages throughout the downtown area. During Summer Nights Nevada City’s downtown district will be closed to motorized traffic. There is no admission charge. For more information, contact the Nevada City Chamber of Commerce at 265-2692. Children’s Festival returns to Pioneer Park The Children’s Festival will return to Pioneer Park in Nevada City on Friday, July 15. Pioneer Park will be transformed into a lively Renaissance Faire for children. This year’s festival will include over twenty arts
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Dine and Dance under the stars to benefit SNMH Foundation The 19th Annual Starry, Starry Nights event is Saturday, July 16 at the Empire State Mine. Over 300 guests, dressed in white, will dine and dance on the grounds of the historic Empire Mine State Park in Grass Valley. As darkness falls guests will be able to gaze at the stars with the aid of the Nevada County Astronomers who will have telescopes set up. “We invite everyone to come and enjoy the magic of Starry, Starry Nights,” said Gil Mathew, event co-chair. “With everyone dressed in white and the park covered in lights, it truly is a magical sight to see and a very unique experience to dine, dance and star gaze.” The event is produced by the Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital Foundation to benefit vital community health programs and projects at Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital. Tickets are $125.00 per person ($75.00 deductable) and need to be order in advanced by July 8, 2011. Event and ticket information can be found at www.supportsierranevada.org or by calling 530-4779700, ext. 206.
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Submitted by Laura Pappani, Children’s Librarian Get your passport to great stories at the Nevada County Library’s summer reading program! Readers of all ages will travel the globe this summer as Nevada County Library presents “One World, Many Stories” through performances, activities, story times, a reading program, and more. The 2011 Summer Reading Program is absolutely free and is open to young people of all ages. For the second year, the Nevada County Libraries will continue its popular collaboration with the Nevada County Fair. Throughout the summer, kids can decorate paper “nuggets” with their favorite book title, book character, or scene from a book. The “nuggets” will be displayed in a Gold Rush-themed library display during the fair. The Nevada County Fair is providing bookmarks for each child who signs up for the summer reading program. In addition, all children who complete the program will receive a voucher that they can exchange at the fairgrounds for two free carnival rides. The summer reading program signups began the first week in June but individuals are still welcome to come into the Madelyn Helling Library, Grass Valley Library, Penn Valley Station, and Bear River Station to receive a sign-up packet that includes a reading log, stickers, and activity book. Every Thursdays 11:00am, join us for special
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programs organized around cultural themes at either Grass Valley Library or Madelyn Helling Library. On June 23, kids can make musical instruments at the Grass Valley Library. On June 30, come to the Madelyn Helling Library for African movement and cultural exchange with Tribal Fusion, Moussa Camara, and Sorcha Malick. On July 7, Izzi Tooinsky will tell stories from around the world at the Madelyn Helling Library. On July 14, the theme will be games from around the world at the Grass Valley Library. Our regularly-scheduled preschool story times will focus on a different country each week throughout June and July. Preschool story times are held at the Madelyn Helling Library on Tuesdays at 10:30am. The Celebration Party on Wednesday, July 20, will feature wild animals from around the world from Wild Things, as well as refreshments and a chance to pick up prizes for participation: a free book and a voucher for two free carnival rides at the Nevada County Fair. The party at Grass Valley will take place at 11:00am and the party at Madelyn Helling Library will be at 2:00pm. All summer reading programming is sponsored by Friends of the Nevada County Libraries and made possible by the energy and dedication of our wonderful volunteers. For details on any of the programs, please check the library website starting in late May at www.mynevadacounty.com/library.
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Now - June 26: The Full Monty - The Musical”, Thursdays - 7:00pm, Fridays - 8:00pm, Saturdays 2:00pm and 8:00pm, Sundays 2:00pm, Nevada City Theatre, Nevada City. This is the story of six unemployed Buffalo steelworkers, low on both cash and prospects, who decide to present a strip act at a local club after seeing their wives’ enthusiasm for a touring company of Chippendales. One of them, Jerry, declares that their show will be better than the Chippendales dancers because they’ll go “the full monty” - strip all the way. As they prepare for the show, working through their fears, selfconsciousness, and anxieties, they overcome their inner demons and find strength in their camaraderie. The play contains adult content, so admittance is for those 18 years and over. Tickets are $25.00 for Thursdays, $30.00 Friday, Saturday and Sunday performances. Group discounts are available for parties of ten or more. To purchase tickets and more pricing options, call (530) 430-SHOW. June 17: Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis, 8:00pm, Veterans Memorial Auditorium, Grass Valley. The Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra is composed of 15 of jazz music’s leading soloists under the leadership of musical director Wynton Marsalis. Drawing from an extensive repertoire that includes original compositions by Marsalis, Ted Nash, and other members of the orchestra, as well as the masterworks of Ellington, Mingus, Coltrane, and other great jazz composers, the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra concerts are internationally critically acclaimed. Over the last few years, the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra has performed collaborations with many of the world’s leading symphony orchestras, including the New York Philharmonic, and the Russian National Orchestra. They have also been featured in several education and performance residencies in the last few years, including those in Vienne, France, Perugia, Italy, Prague, Czech Republic, London, Berlin, Sao Paulo, and Yokohama, Japan. Tickets are $45.00 for members and $55.00 for non-members. For information, visit www.centerforthearts.org or call 274-8384, ext.114.
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June 24: Al Jardine’s “Endless Summer Beach Party” Dance Concert, 8:00pm, Center for the Arts, Grass Valley. Al Jardine is a founding member of the Beach Boys and was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as a member of the group in 1988. In 2001 the group received a Lifetime Achievement Award Grammy. Jardine was the band’s rhythm guitarist, harmony vocalist, and lead singer on songs such as the number one hit “Help Me, Rhonda.” Beginning with the “Friends” album, Jardine also wrote or co-wrote a number of songs for the band, the most notable of which is probably “California Saga: California” from the “Holland” album in 1973. During the “Pet Sounds” sessions, he was the one that suggested to Brian Wilson that the group record “Sloop John B.” His new solo album, “A Postcard from California”, features appearance by all the surviving Beach Boys along with guest spots by Neil Young, David Crosby, Stephen Stills, Flea, Glen Campbell, Alec Baldwin and Steve Miller. Jardine is currently touring with the Endless Summer Band. “I can’t do my new material exclusively,” he says. “People expect Beach Boys songs.” Jardine is already penning songs for his next album. “The Beach Boys don’t record anymore and I miss it,” he says. “I’ve still got a lot of music in me.” This is a dance concert featuring theater seating on a first come basis with plenty of room to dance. Tickets are $35.00 for members and $40.00 for non-members. For information, visit www.centerforthearts.org or call 274-8384, ext.114. June 25: ECLIPSE -Pink Floyd Tribute Band, 8:00pm Miners Foundry, Nevada City. ECLIPSE has earned the reputation as one of the leading Pink Floyd tribute acts. The band has world-class musicianship, a stunning visual show and a great rapport with their audiences. Featuring a line-up of five incredibly gifted musicians, ECLIPSE takes audiences on a musical journey performing songs from the albums “The Dark Side of the Moon,” “Wish You Were Here,” “Animals”, “The Wall” and “Momentary Lapse Of Reason”. Pink Floyd fans of all ages attend their shows and they continue to build a loyal fan base with each performance...leaving audiences hollering and stomping for more. Tickets are
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$20.00 for general admission, $30.00 for intimate cab table seating with also include a glass of wine. For information, visit www.minersfoundry,org or call 2655040. June 25: Chris Robinson Brotherhood, 8:00pm, Center for the Arts, Grass Valley. Chris Robinson and the Black Crowes have cultivated a dedicated audience that ensures they will go down as one of the most respected and wellliked roots rockers of the 1990s. Going back to a classic sound in the mold of Humble Pie and the Faces, the Black Crowes were one of the few truly popular bands to continue making rock music that wasn’t rooted in a particular decade during the era of hair metal and grunge. Following the Black Crows last tour in 2010, their second hiatus is underway and Robinson has wasted little time in getting on with his next project Chris Robinson Brotherhood. Their inaugural tour began March 28 and is careening about California. At their sold-out April 8 concert in Sacramento it was reported they “blew the doors off”. Surprise guests have included appearances by Jackie Greene and the Grateful Dead’s Bob Weir. For the Center for the Arts concert Robinson says, “Joining myself will be Neal Casal on guitar, Adam MacDougall on keyboards, George Sluppick on drums and Mark “Muddy” Dutton on Bass. “We’ll be playing a bunch of new songs I have been working on and will be digging deep into what is happening at that musical moment. There will be old
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Social Security & SSI Disability Attorney
No Recovery No Fee
James Keefer
Attorney At Law
530-477-0627
Cell 530-205-0800
SCL.#950211
273-1331
1-800-576-1332
Construction
Blown Head Gaskets Repaired Mobile THERMAWELD GRAPHITE $ 35000
All Makes and Models 100% Guaranteed
(800) 957-5008
Decks & Hauling
MOBILE CONTAINERS
Sales & Rentals
Mention This Ad
$
Bonstruction C
Construction
SCL#424716
The Deck Man
New Decks, Repairs, Refinishing, Handicap Ramps
10
00
OFF
Monthly Rental ~ Any Size
10’, 20’ & 40’ Containers for Home, Construction, Business, Storage
MOBILE CONTAINERS
Locally Owned
1-800-675-8994 or 530-887-9115
Elder Care
Chuck Rivers (530) 268-0360
Electrician
Remodels & Additions Custom Trellises Decks, Fences FREE ESTIMATES Brian (530) 273-1130 or (916) 531-6166
Housecleaning
• • • •
Additions Custom Homes Remodels Decks
Lic. 21 Yrs. Free Estimates
Lic# 681804
“From Small to Exotic”
Lic. #339372
Hauling Services
Dump Runs, Yard Clean-up, Appliances, Furniture & More!
“We Can Haul Most Anything!”
(530) 273-6430
Painting
(530) 273-1537
Plumbing
Caring, In-Home Assistance & Companionship
Providing light housekeeping, meal preparation, med reminders, errands, dementia care, bathing and much more! Call today for a no-cost in-home assessment
Lights & Electric
Lic. #946322
HOUSE CLEANING
By well established, reliable & responsible adult...
Personalized Service Catered to Your Individual Needs
Savoca Painting & Restoration
Interior & Exterior • Decks • Siding • Stain • Sheetrock • Texturing
THE 1/2 PRICE PLUMBER
• Repair • Replace • Unclog
Irrigation, Drains, Pumps, Solar, Trencher, Repipe, Filters & Mobile Homes
Specializing in All Electrical Needs
25 Years Experience
Very Immaculate & Detail Oriented
1-877-404-6636 Or send an email to
info@helpathomeonline.com
“All of our caregivers are carefully screened, trained, bonded & insured, and their backgrounds checked through the Department of Justice and FBI.
“I always call back and will always show up”
“Where There’s A Will, There’s A Way”
SCL#652569
530-906-9660
Email: alski@wildblue.net
Satisfaction Guaranteed References Available
Joan (530) 268-4710 Cell# (530) 210-7434
Roofing/Gutters
(530) 798-3977 34 Years Exp.
Lic #779377
Trusses
Residential & Commercial
OVER 35 YEARS EXP.
272-6421 268-1129
Advertise Here
Roads & Driveways !A+ AFFORDABLE A+!
Roofing
Gravel Roads & Driveways
Made or Repaired Quick & Pretty!
Grading, Excavation, Pads, Culverts, Landscape Prep, Finish Grading, Site Prep, Etc.+++ FREE ESTIMATE SCL#742152
Roofing & Construction
Roofing Repairs, Leaks, Re-Roofs & Maintenance Gutter Installation Cleaning & Repairs
25 Years Experience • 24 Hours A Day•
Repairs & Re-Roofs FREE Estimates
“When you need it done, call the Golden Gun!”
Now’s A Great Time to Build Quality Trusses at Great Prices!
Email: diamondtruss@sbcglobal.net
www.DiamondTrussInc.com
~
Larry T. Weeden, 273-3922
June 15, 2011
Matt Pagan, Owner CSL#778427
Roof & Gutter
(530)
cell#
Pat’s
DIAMOND TRUSS, INC.
888-8179 978-9202
(530) 477-1477
12462 CHARLES DR.
GRASS VALLEY
(530) 210-4378
(510)
To advertise your business in the Foothills Marketplace Business Directory call Mary at 530-888-7653
Clip N’ Save For 10% Discount
888-7653
Foothills Marketplace 23
AC SERVICE SPECIAL
$
10849 Rough & Ready Hwy., G.V.
(corner of Squirrel Creek Rd. & Rough & Ready Hwy., just past NID on the left) MON-FRI 8AM-5PM
273-1436
Honda & Toyotas Only. Other vehicles slightly more. Includes 2 lbs. R134a refrigerant.
Must present coupon at time of purchase. Cannot be combined with any other offers or discounts.
Expires 7-15-11.
129
00
36
With the purchase of any Tempur-Pedic King or Queen Set
*On Approved Credit
Queen Sets
starting at $1,799
King Sets
starting at $2,199
The Advantagebed by Tempur-Pedic
12 MONTHS
Same As Cash
O.A.C. See store for details.
FREE
DELIVERY
FREE
SET UP
FREE
REMOVAL
COMFORT GUARANTEE
Mon.-Sat. 10-5:30 Sun. 12-4
Foothill Mattress Center
Visit our website at foothill-mattress.com
273-5254
888-7653
Raley’s Center Grass Valley
(between the 2 JC Penney’s)
24 Foothills Marketplace
June 15, 2011
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