Concerts in the Park
ALPINE — The Alpine Community Center’s annual Concerts in
the Park series began on May 31. These free community
concerts begin at 5 p.m. each Sunday evening.
This year’s schedule is as follows: June 14 — Swamp Critters
(danceable good time Louisiana style music); June 21 —
Midilin Brother’s Band (Classic rock from the last 50
years), June 28 — The Legends (rock and roll, Motown, and
Doo-wop revue); July 5 — Good Mojo (high energy dance rock).
Snake avoidance training
PINE VALLEY — Rattlesnake season is back, and it’s time to
teach your dog to avoid this danger. Greenhead Club in Pine
Valley is having a snake avoidance clinic taught by
professional dog trainer Patrick Callaghan, on June 13 and
14.
Cost is $70. Call 448-8088 for an appointment and more
information.
Italian night
ALPINE — Italian Night is back. Saturday, June 13 at 5:30
p.m. enjoy a delicious pasta dinner including sausage and
meatballs, salad, bread, dessert and beverage along with a
variety of musical entertainment directed by Sylvia Lorraine
Hartman, Soprano and featuring guest artist, Joe Pechota,
Baritone.
Adult admission is $15 and $5 for children 12 and under,
there is no charge for children three and under. The annual
fundraising event is held at Christ the King Episcopal
Church located at 1460 Midway Drive in Alpine. There will
also be a prize drawing and auction.
Tickets are limited and must be purchased in advance so call
445-3419.
Alpine Chorale concert
ALPINE — The Women’s Guild of the Alpine Community Church is
sponsoring the semi-annual Alpine Chorale’s Family and
Friends Concert. It will be held on Sunday, June 14, 6:30
p.m. at the Alpine Community Church.
Refreshments will be served and all members and friends of
the community are invited to a free evening of entertainment
and festivities.
Any questions please contact director Shari Barham at
449-6298.
Republican Women’s screening
ALPINE — The Public is invited to a free movie screening
sponsored by the Mtn. Empire Republican Women Federated.
The movie ‘Obsession’ — A documentary about radical Islam’s
war against the west, will be shown on the evening of June
15 at 7 p.m. in the clubhouse of Alpine Mobile Home Estates,
2400 Alpine Blvd.
Refreshments will be served. Please make reservations with
Marilyn Kruso at 454-0532 if you plan to attend.
Tuesday in the park
ALPINE —Viejas Outlet Center is proud to announce “Tuesdays
in the Park” featuring the 2009 Movies in the Park Season
with free, family-friendly movies, and Market in the Park,
Alpine’s first farmers market.
Beginning June 16, and every Tuesday through Aug. 11, the
center will feature free Movies in the Park. Movies will
begin at sundown each week.
Also on Tuesdays, beginning June 23, Viejas is proud to
bring the first farmers market to Alpine, Market in the
Park. Every Tuesday through Aug. 25, the Market in the Park
will feature fresh produce, plants and specialty items from
local vendors from 3:30-7:30 p.m.
Movie schedule is as follows: June 16 – Kung Fu Panda, June
23 – Indian Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, June
30 – The Tale of Despereaux, July 7 – IGOR, July 14 –
Madagascar 2 Escape Africa, July 21 – Hotel for Dogs, July
28 – Surf’s Up, Aug. 4 – The Ant Bully, Aug. 11 – Harry
Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone.
The Farmers Market and movies are free and open to the
public. Blankets are allowed, but no alcohol or pets
permitted.
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Farmer’s Market
BOULEVARD — The Golden Acorn Casino is pleased to announce
the Farmer’s Market and Spring Fair has been scheduled for
the following dates: Friday, June 12, Saturday, June 13, and
Sunday, June 14.
The event will be held in the Golden Acorn Casino’s parking
lot and overnighters are welcome. For more information and a
vendor’s application packet, call Diana Shea at the Golden
Acorn Casino 938-6018.
Annual yard sale
DESCANSO — The Friends of the Descanso Library will hold its
annual yard sale on Saturday, June 13, at the library from 7
a.m. to 4 p.m.
Items such as furniture, tools, antiques, toys, electronics,
books, DVDs and more will be available.
Donations to the yard sale will be accepted on Friday, June
12 at the sale site. Please, no clothing donations.
26th annual Piano recital
ALPINE — Piano students of local piano and organ instructor
David Bruce will hold their 26th Annual Spring Recital at
Pastor Hal Rollins’ First Baptist Church of Alpine at Arnold
Way and Tavern Road at 2:30 p.m. on Sunday, June 14.
Scheduled to perform are: Abigail Boek: The Haunted Mouse,
Classic Dance, Mama Sent Me to the Store. Noah Boek:
Sunburst Waltz, Pumpkin Boogie, The Dragon Hunt. Sierra Boek:
The Pink Panther, Snowflake Rag, Fur Elise. Sierra Boek and
Noah Boek: Duet “Heart and Soul” (Their own arrangement).
Timmy Caruthers: Pinball Wizard, The Little Man in the Woods
(from “Hansel and Gretel”), Spring from “Four Seasons,”
Pachelbel Canon Theme, Noona’s Syncopated Sonatina. Trinity
Caruthers: Yankee Doodle, Baseball Game, My Hobbyhorse, The
Bell Tower. Kayla Pappalardo: The Star-Spangled Banner,
Mozart’s “Don Giovanni,” Suitor’s Song. Kayla Pappalardo and
Starla Toto: Duets “Ode to Joy” and “Chopin Waltz, Op. 18’
(Both arranged by teacher David Bruce).
Rachael Scherbaum: Snake Charmer, Scarf Dance, When the
Saints Go Marching In. Ryan Scherbaum: The Skaters’ Waltz,
Beethoven Ecossaise in G, Rubinstein Melody in F. Sarah
Scherbaum: Chief Thundercloud, The Funny Bunny, The
Computer, Bone Sweet Bone. Starla Toto: Green Frog Hop,
Liebestraum, the Wild Horseman (Latter arranged by herself)
and Bright Red Sonatina by Bastien. Ben Wollerman: Forest
Drums, The Bubble. Nikita Wollerman: Theme from Haydn
Trumpet Concerto in E-Flat and A Whole New World from
Disney’s “Aladdin”.
Geocaching with Dad
BOULEVARD — Sacred Rocks Reserve will host a Geocaching With
Dad Treasure Hunt and Beginning GPS Navigation Training
Course for sons, daughters and dads of all ages, on
Saturday, June 20. The Treasure Hunt will be held from 9
a.m. until noon. The Beginning GPS Navigation Training
Course will be held at 8:30 a.m., right before the hunt
begins. Horseshoe Tournament will be held from 1 – 4 p.m.
Saturday afternoon.
Sacred Rocks Reserve and RV Park is located at 1331 Shasta
Way, Boulevard, CA, 91905.
Geocaching Treasure Hunt is $5 for “Daytripper” Geocachers.
Participants must bring their own GPS Receiver or iPhone.
RSVP with the number of people in your group to sacredrocks@gmail.com
or call 766-4480. |
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