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From New Orleans to King Arthur, there is plenty to do J

une is a great month. Fathers Day is June 17 and we try to think outside the tie box for some creative gift ideas (see page 23). If outdoors are more your thing, see Day Tripping (page 24) for a great hike at Horsetail Falls or Recreation for a look at cycling in our area (page 7). The Rotary Club of Folsom Lake is hosting their big fundraiser, Mardi Gras Folsom, on June 23 (see page 27). I hope to see you there. If you enjoy music, this is your month. Public
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Have fun this summer, enjoy time with your family and friends and let us know how were doing.
concerts are everywhere and weve tried to provide you with a comprehensive list (see page 12). If

you love movies, check out the Folsom Symphonys concert at Three Stages (see page 19). Wine will flow at Town Center in El Dorado Hills for their big Rotary fundraiser (see page 4) and the Folsom Pro Rodeo rides once again (see page 26). Have fun this summer, enjoy time with your family and friends and let us know how were doing. Have fun reading.

Folsoms Palladio kicks off summer

Concerts abound in the region, from Folsom to Auburn. See page 12
Get fit at tennis camp
Granite Bays camp is perfect for summer. 6 ALSO IN THE ISSUE: Dining Entertainment Music Art Day tripping Spotlight Calendar

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ine lovers rejoice El Dorado Hills is hosting another wine-centered bash just in time for summer. The 17th annual Wine at Town Center event is from 6 to 9 p.m. on Saturday, June 2, in Town Center in El Dorado Hills. Tickets are $45 per person. The fundraiser hosted by the Rotary Clubs of Cameron Park and El Dorado Hills will feature local businesses including 35 wineries, three breweries and 20 restaurants. This is one of our main fundraisers that we have put on for 17 years, said Shiva Frentzen, Cameron Park Rotary Club president nominee and event chair. More than 600 people usually attend. The event will also feature live blues music and entertainment. All proceeds are split between the two clubs for scholarships and service projects for their communities, she said. This is a fun time for families. People can come and enjoy food, wine and brews while listening to music and socializing. Local wineries including Cielo Winery,

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Madrona Vineyards and Mount Aukum Winery are just a few that will be pouring at Wine at Town Center. But, these wineries also have events of their own all summer long. Wine lovers are encouraged to try out their favorites at the June fundraiser and then wander up the hill to attend other activities at the local vineyards. This is our third year pouring for Wine at Town Center, said Laurie Dishman, Mount Aukum Winery director of sales and marketing. I love this event. Its a great opportunity to showcase our regions wineries and what we have to offer. The Mount Aukum Winery tasting room is open from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. at no charge, seven days a week, located at 6781 Tower Road, Sommerset. We are on a mountain and its a great view, Dishman said. You can bring a picnic and have a great afternoon. The wine makers, Michel Prodhon and Bill Dishman, are usually around, so people can enjoy the wine while talking with the makers. The winerys unique taste features California grapes with a touch of French style. My uncle Michel has such an interesting story of learning to make wine in France. This is a family winery and we want everyone to come be a part of it. For more information, visit mountaukum.com. Madrona Vineyards will also be pouring at the June fundraiser. Most likely, we will pour the Chardonnay, Dry Riesling, Cabernet and Zinfandel, said Kathleen Leavitt, Madrona Vineyards event coordinator. There is also a possibility that we may pour the Nebbiolo Rose. This is a great wine for the summer as it pairs nicely with Carnitas, Paella or anything off the grill like sausage or shrimp. The Dry Riesling pairs nicely with spicy foods like Indian Curry, Thai food and even Sushi. Leavitt said Madrona participated last year and has done so several times since Wine at Town Cen-

ter began 17 years ago. For those who like what they taste, they can visit the Madrona tasting room from 11 a.m.-5 p.m., seven days a week, located at 2560 High Hill Road, Camino. During the summer, we are selling our wine by the glass and also offering gourmet snack plates, Leavitt said. We also have many picnic tables if people would like to bring their own lunch and enjoy the beautiful grounds and views. For more, visit madronavineyards.com. For event tickets, visit wineattowncenter.org.

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Kids find many happy returns at Granite Bay tennis camp

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Matthew Ross, 8, of Roseville practices his swing at the Gorin Tennis Academy in Granite Bay.

ts true that most kids cant wait to hear schools out for summer. But without a wellthought-out plan, boredom can set in quickly. Lucky for Granite Bay kids, Gorin Tennis Academy has a cure for the summertime blues. With two different week-to-week camps to choose from, the competitive tennis kid and the newbie can both have fun and learn skills that will help them, both on and off the court. Future Stars Camp is an introduction to the sport, which incorporates elements of the USTAs QuickStart Program. The session is typi-

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cally for kids age 5 to 10, though older kids who are newcomers to the sport will enjoy Future Stars, as well. Tournament Training Camp is a program that is designed to help kids improve their game or for the kid who is trying to improve his or her USTA sectional or national ranking. Summer camps are

five days a week, between 9 a.m. and 1 p.m., said Stacey Joslin, who owns the academy with her husband, Vitaly Gorin. For those who pay close attention to the tennis world, Gorin is renowned world-wide for the quality competitors they produce and for boarding and training young people from all over the world. Ive had people say to me, You guys are the ones who have players training to go to Wimbledon, Joslin said. But thats only 1 percent of our players. We have little bitty kids starting out when they are as young as 4, and we have 13-year-olds who have never played before. Though Gorin is pas-

sionate about his sport, he is most excited to see kids master an activity that will give them pleasure and keep them fit for a lifetime. Sports in general give kids a higher level of discipline and focus, and sports also give kids a lot of socialization, Gorin said. But tennis is truly a sport of a lifetime. If you go to Palm Springs or Indian Wells, you will see 80year-olds playing tennis. Thats what I love about it if you learn it and enjoy it, you can play tennis for the rest of your life. What kid wouldnt love learning a new sport with new friends, followed by lunch prepared by a resident chef, and swim time to follow?

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Cycling is good for any age

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Stay on the correct side of the trail bikers on the right side along with roller skaters and roller bladders, pedestrians on the left facing traffic, including walkers and joggers. Avoid surprising trail users bicyclists should make people aware theyre coming up fast by calling out passing on the left. Ride at a safe speed and pass with care Do not go over the center line on the trail. If you need to stop, pull off the path completely. Wear a helmet. Obey all traffic signals
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im Kirstein is 70 years old and has been an avid bike rider for more than 30 years. His ridden his bike at various locations in the United States and Canada and says the city of Folsom has among the best bike trails hes seen. There are very few places Ive found that have bicycle trails as good as what we have in Folsom, Kirstein said. Thats not to say theyre perfect, but Ive ridden in Portland ... and in Davis here in California, and I enjoy Folsoms trails better. Folsom has nearly 35 miles of Class I bike trails; the major corridors being the Humbug and Willow Creek trails, the Folsom Parkway Trail, the Oak Parkway Trail and the Lake Natoma Trail, which connects with the American River Trail. The city of Folsom has had a lot of support in helping to be sure that its known as a biking community. The Friends of the Folsom Parkway have played a significant role in developing most of the bike trails in the city. Also,

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organizations such as the Folsom Area Bicycle Advocates have helped make the city more bike friendly and encouraged more people to ride bikes and be able to do so more safely within the city. Weve taken advantage of our geography and community resources and weve got this multi-functional trail system thats used for recreation and transportation and it connects neighborhoods together and our community together, said Robert Goss, the citys parks and recreation director. Our trails connect us to El Dorado County, Placer County, Sacramento County, the American River Parkway, California State Parks and the Bureau of Reclamation. The trails are integrated into our community. When we do surveys, the trail system is always in the top-three, if not the top recreation facility or community amenity that people like. Kirstein rides six days a week in and around Folsom, riding a minimum of 20 to 25 miles on a short ride to upwards of

100 miles when hes out for a long ride. From flat rides to rides with more hills, Kirstein loves it all; estimating he rides his bike 12 to 15 hours a week. Riding just helps with my physical and my mental health, Kirstein said. Mentally, it just allows me, as I ride, to think things out. ... Plus, you meet a lot of really nice people on the trail. Kirstein has led rides for bicycle clubs over the years, developing a route, advertising it and then leading up to 70 riders. Before he retired, Kirstein, who has lived in Folsom since 1978, commuted to work via the American River Bike Trail at least twice a week.

Jim Kirstein, a 70-year-old Folsom resident, said Folsoms bike trails are the best hes ridden. He spends between 12 and 15 hours each week riding his bike in and around Folsom.

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CUTLINE: At the time of the photo, Trisha and Geoff Flynn were just a few weeks from opening their second restaurant in the Greater Sacramento area. They plan to open for business in June in the Palladio center in Folsom.

a new dining eatery in Folsom with the opening of Chops. Chops restaurant will open the first week in June at the Palladio shopping center. The owners, Geoff and Trisha Flynn, said they felt Palladio would be the best fit for their upscale restaurant. Based on the demographics, the center and just the buzz about it, said Trisha Flynn. The desire of people to want to get out, its just a very positive experience, so we chose to go forward. It will be a soft opening to start, with limited seating for a short time, Flynn said. The official grand opening will occur later this summer. Gloria Wright, Palladio at Broadstone general manager, worked with the Flynns, showing them the area, outlining the economics and all the variables. They both ended up falling in love with the center and the community, and are just so excited to be opening at the center, Wright said. Geoff Flynn, Trishas

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They both ended up falling in love with the center and the community, and are just so excited to be opening at the center.
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husband, started the 4th Street Grill years ago in Sacramento, and sold it after about seven years. Between that sale and the beginning of Chops, Geoff worked on restaurant interiors. Kitchen packages, the booths, everything, Flynn said. My husbands very well-versed in interiors, and has a great feel for that kind of thing. He decided he wanted to get back into (the restaurant business), and thats how I got into it. The Chops restaurant at 11th and L Streets in Sacramento has been a popular stop, especially for businesses and legislators since it was opened nine years ago. It is wellknown for its USDA cornfed beef, as well as prime rib, seafood and lamb and pork chops. The Palladio location, though similar, will have a little different flow and

feel to it, Trisha said. If they want to have a Porterhouse they certainly may, Flynn said. But you also may bring your family out to dinner and do it reasonably where its more family friendly across the board. They can come, have a great time, sit out on our patio and send the kids to the movie. Flynn said both locations will keep the same feel, with only small color differences. A private dining room with a capacity of 45 will be available at the Folsom Chops. I care if people walk out feeling good about their experience here, Trisha said. Its not all about the money, its really about the longevity. Ultimately, that is what ensures our long term residence in Folsom. For more information, visit gopalladio.com.

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Jason Anderson, owner of Los Pinos in Cameron Park, serves up a Rico Suave cocktail. Anderson comes with nearly 20 years of restaurant experience but is quick to point out hes no chef.

Tee up for food at old Arnold Palmer shop

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hose looking for upscale food with Hispanic and Latin influences need look no further than Los Pinos in Cameron Park. Co-owner Jason Anderson brings with him nearly two decades of restaurant experience to the building that was once the Arnold Palmer pro shop. In the decades since the pro-golfer moved on the location has served as a few restaurants. The newest is the brain child of Anderson and his father Jose Rodriguez, who owns Bricks and Cascada in Placerville. Drink specials, appetizer, and main courses that include Camarones a la Crema shrimp sauted with a mild chipotle cream sauce or Costillas estilo Uruapan baby back ribs with a jalapeno sauce, blend exotic flavors with traditional Mexican fare. Also offered are a rack of lamb (Castillas de Borrego) and fish specialties. All entrees are served with cilantro rice and

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Summer concerts will heat up nights in the region

BY LAURA NEWELL

Tons of Fun!

his summer will be filled with live entertainment around the region for people to enjoy on warm summer days and evenings. Grab a blanket, a lowback chair and get ready to get your toes tapping. This month, the Entertainer gives you the low down on all the area has to offer for summer concerts.

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The Wednesday Night Summer Concert Series runs from 7 to 9 p.m. June 6 through Aug. 1 at the Palladio at Broadstone, located at East Bidwell Street and Iron Point Road in Folsom, one block north of Highway 50. The free, family oriented event will offer live entertainment, a dance area and picnic space in the piazza near the

water fountain, said Gloria Wright, general manager for Palladio at Broadstone. While no alcohol is allowed in the piazza, Wright said there are a variety of restaurants located just steps away for people to enjoy after the show. Wednesday nights worked well with the Palladio event schedule, Wright said. We wanted to provide everyone with a mid-week event. She said because the event is scheduled during summer months, many children will be on school break. This will be a nice break for everyone to come and enjoy themselves for a few hours, she said. We are very proud to be offering this to the community and hope it is well received. Palladio at Broadstone in Folsom is an open air mall offering shopping, dining and entertainment. Retailers include

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Joe Craven will perform at Auburns American River Confluence Festival.

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One Way Productions presents Quest for Honor at Three Stages in Folsom. The show runs June 8-14 and features 18 actors ranging in age from 8 to mid50s. For tickets, visit threestages.net.

Chivalry, fantasy take stages in Folsom area

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his month, we see King Arthur, Gollum, Felix Unger and some leading ladies hit the local stage.

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The premier performing and visual arts venue in Folsom will see a medieval tale take to the stage. One Way Productions presents Quest for Honor: A King Arthur Adventure running June 8-14. The musical is based on Howard Pyles classic King Arthur tale. Written and directed by

Ingrid Laurentiis-Wilson with original music by Lynne Cimorelli, the show promises to be a hit for families. Three Stages is located at 10 College Parkway in Folsom, at Folsom Lake College. The cast said theyre having fun with the show. The audience should expect a really cool, humorous and fun show, said Claire Wheeler, who plays one of the villains. It is tons of fun playing Morgana, I love it. The storys theme is about how if you embrace your duty, even if it doesnt look enjoyable

then it will become more easy, and you will be rewarded. Krista Mackin, playing one of the main roles at Guinevere, said its been fun. (There are) knights and ladies, quests and riddles, and lots of fun music, she said. I think the audience will come away from the show with a better understanding of what honor and knighthood meant back then, and how the quality of a persons character was stressed above all. I love playing Guinevere, she continued. I have never played a role

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that has had so much authority. Being the princess of Cameliard, she has the responsibility to take care of her people, even if that means marrying someone she does not love in order to save her kingdom. I love playing out the inner conflict she has between doing what she knows is right versus following the desires of her heart. It is something we all have to think about at some point in our lives. Dyson Hanson, as Sir Gawaine, said the show is all about honor and duty. The theme of story, I would say is, there are things in life we may not want to do, but it is our duty to do them. And if we see it through itll turn out all right in the end, he said. Josh Tucker said playing the Sable Knight has been a different experience. Playing the Sable Knight is a unique experience, especially since Ive played good guy roles in past productions, he

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Arthur interacts with almost every character and its a real privilege to work with everyone. This story is all about honor doing what is right even if it is extremely unpleasant.
John Christian Hodel Beach, Quest for Honor

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Its a packed month at Folsoms full-time live performance theater. Sutter Street Theatre, 717 Sutter St., Folsom, wraps production on the Off Broadway Series The Odd Couple on June 3 with performances at 8 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays, 4 p.m. Sundays. They also close out The Hobbit, running at 1 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays through June 10. The Folsom Telegraphs review of The Hobbit gave it four stars (out of five). Considering the scope of the material, it was well done. Following those shows, they jump right into Leading Ladies at 8 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays, 4 p.m. Sundays, running June 8 through July 8. Their matinee show, at 1 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays, is The Gin Game, running June 23 through July 15. For more information and tickets, call (916) 353-1001 or visit sutterstreettheatre.com.

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The theatrical group doesnt have many details available, but they are offering a few shows this summer. The dates were unavailable as of press time. According to their website, expect to see The Old Songs, Measure for Measure and A Little Princess. For more information, check their website at actorsworkshop.net or call (916) 207-5606. All performances are at the church at 800 Reading St., Folsom.

said. Its challenging yet exciting and has given me an opportunity to explore a new side of my acting abilities. Hes important because he shows Arthurs true honor and integrity and for that, I am glad to be a piece in the story that demonstrates qualities that we all should strive to have. John Christian Hodel Beach, who plays King Arthur, said the role has been rewarding. It is fun and challenging to be the King of Camelot, he said. Arthur interacts with almost every character and its a real privilege to work with everyone. This story is all about honor doing what is right even if it is extremely unpleasant. But the story also reminds

us that, if we do the right thing, rewards will always follow. Wilson, the director, manages the flow on stage. Our theater company strives to produce shows that are wholesome in values. Our goal is to appeal to the whole family with a story which enlightens, inspires and edifies, she said. There are 18 actors ranging in ages from 8 to mid-50s. We began meeting once a week since March. In May, we added more rehearsal time. The story is about two knights who discover how dying to self and living for others actually leads to fulfillment. For tickets, visit threestages.net or call (916) 608-6888.

Chataqua Playhouse
The Chataqua Playhouse presents The Imporance of Being Earnest, running at 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday, 2 p.m. Sunday through June 10. The theater is located at 5325 Engle Road in Carmichael. For tickets and more information, visit cplayhouse.org or call (916) 489-7529.
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Symphony makes movie magic

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rom tender flute, to the clash and crash of symbols, The Folsom Symphony will bring music from movie favorites like Star Wars, and Raiders of the Lost Ark to Three Stages for a two-night show June 1-2. Both Star Wars Suite and Dances with Wolves won Oscars for Best Score, and other highlights of the evening, The Kings Speech, Platoon and Raiders of the Lost Ark, were nominated for Oscars for Best Picture. With the June 2 performance nearly sold out, Folsom Symphonys board members and Three Stages offered a second performance. As a performer, playing Raiders of the Lost Ark, you can just picture Harrison Ford with his fedora in hand. And the Star Wars Suites five movements from the motion picture is a signature piece a very popular piece that is very technical; very challenging to the symphony, said Anson Wong, a Folsom Symphony violinist, and board member. Everybody enjoys movie themes, and these are the original scores, so its really fun for the musicians to play. The Star Wars Suite is one of Wongs personal favorites, he said. I love science fiction, and I particularly like watching this movie because I remember standing in line for the motion picture when I was a kid, Wong said.

The Suite is probably the most challenging piece of the evening, and its particularly challenging for the violins. Its the nostalgia factor that will draw non-musical folks to Three Stages. We decided that doing a program that involved the movies would be a fun thing to do, said Folsom Symphony Maestro Michael Neumann. These are fun pieces its all very energetic or emotional music, and theres no question that because the music is so exciting, it will resonate with people who have enjoyed these movies. I dont think you can go wrong with music of this nature. This is a great opportunity for people who dont typically love classical music, as well. Wong said this performance will serve as a reminder of how music impassions people. The music just adds so much drama to the movies, Wong said. And movies show us how important classical music is in creating mood. The final performance of the symphonys eighth season, Symphony at the Movies, is the organizations traditional pops performance.

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Season ticket renewals began on May 16, and new subscribers can purchase season tickets on May 29. Individual concerts will be sold beginning in July. The whole season is excellent and Im looking forward to opening night in October, Wong said. Personal favorites like Schuberts Unfinished Symphony and Tchaikovskys 1812 Overture are pieces that Wong looks forward to sharing with music lovers in the fall. Until then, audiences will fall in love, all over again, with Platoons Adagio for Strings, Pirates of the Caribbean, and a James Bond Medley. Wong said whether your quest is action and intrigue, fortune and glory or merely an evening of musical excellence, prepare to sit back, relax, and let Folsom Symphony take you to the movies.

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What: Spring Art Studio Tour When: 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Saturday, June 2 and Sunday, June 3 Where: Folsom, El Dorado Hills, Shingle Springs, Rescue and Cameron Park Cost: Free Information: eldorado hillsarts.com

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Artist Judy Arrigotti will show her work at the fifth annual Spring Art Studio Tour. This is a sample of her work, titled Valley View.

The fifth annual Spring Art Studio Tour will give visitors a chance to look in on the private work space of local artists including 36 artists in 14 studios. The tour is from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., June 2 and 3. There will be demonstrations, displays, and a chance to converse in person with the artists, many of whom may be your neighbors. Artists and guests build a relationship and look forward to the annual opportunity to share their love of art, said event chairperson Judy Arrigotti, an artist in oil painting and gourd work. Her studio will be available to visit on the tour. Artists who have participated in previous years include Carol Quinn of Folsom, Philip Lachapelle of Camino and Tatyana Fogarty of Fair Oaks. They all are landscape artists, mainly in oils. Each works to evoke the feeling and essence of a place with a unique vision all their own. Fogarty said she becomes part of her surrounding world while painting. I want to capture this one moment in time and space, Fogarty said. I just create the same emotional connection with the place that inspired me in the first place to paint. Lake Tahoe and Yosemite particularly trigger Quinns enthusi-

I think an artist must experience being at a location to really convey your artwork to the viewer.
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asm. Its like I have all this momentum and I have to express it, Quinn said. Its an emotional thing. Lachapelle has had the opportunity to visit and work in Italy. The Gold Country is also a main theme for him. I think an artist must experience being at a location to really convey your artwork to the viewer, Lachapelle said. Many different types of art will be available for viewing on the tour including paintings in oils, acrylics, watercolor, pastel and encaustic. Sculptures, creations in porcelain and glass, intricate gourd art, beads and jewelry and mixed media and collage work will can also be viewed. Terrie Bennett of El Dorado Hills is a sculptor, new to the tour, but not new to art. Her father and uncle are the Bennett twins of Roseville, worldrenowned for their sculpture. Terrie sculpts in clay and casts in bronze. The subject chooses

me, Bennett said. Most of my inspired ideas come from a place of quiet contemplation, meditation and sometimes a burst of inspiration, a flash of a feeling or an image. Working in silver is the newest passion for Annette Schachner, who was educated in fine art. I am greatly inspired by the wonderful native cultures of the world, Schachner said. It is my goal to create jewelry that honors these cultures and brings the wearer peace and harmony. From May 11 through June 26, The Gallery at 48 Natoma in Folsom will have a show featuring a sampling of art of Studio Tour artists. The Spring Studio Art Tour is put on by the El Dorado Hills Arts Association, which meets on the second Monday of every month from 6 to 8 p.m. at the El Dorado Hills Senior Center. For a full map of the tour locations and participating artists, visit eldoradohillsarts.com.

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Art, crafts return to El Dorado County Fair

BY PENNE USHER

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une in El Dorado County can only mean one thing the fair. The El Dorado County Fair returns June 14-17. Working off the theme, The Grapest Show on Earth, the fair will feature local wineries, baking contests focusing on grapes and raisins as an ingredient, fine art, a circus and daily wine seminars. Jody W. Gray, CEO of the El Dorado County Fair, said cooking demonstrations, live music and special events for children will go hand-inhand with the more traditional carnival rides and games. We do have a circus that will be here every day in the kids corral and something new this year is Jordan the Science Wizard, Gray said. The Wizard will perform three shows Thursday, June 14, and is sure to delight young and old with experiments and explosions. Also new this year is the Karaoke Rock Star, Gray said. Attendees can sing karaoke songs with the back-up of a live band. There will be daily horticulture gardening demonstrations, bonsai demonstrations and wine tasting on June 16. One of the more traditional aspects of a county fair includes the textile exhibits and contests. Howard Lowrie, 60, of Pollock Pines, has been crocheting since the mid80s and won a blue ribbon for an afghan he crocheted and entered two years ago. This year he is entering a 600-square tablecloth. I started crocheting

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Spice up Fathers Day gift giving with these ideas

BY DON CHADDOCK

ies. Golf balls and tees. A pen. These are a few of the things men across America will open on Fathers Day, June 17. But gifts for dad dont have to be bland. There are ways to kick your gift giving up a notch and here are a few simple ideas to help get you on your way. Most men enjoy sports, grilling, smoking meat or doing something outdoors. If your dad is the stay-indoors type, he may enjoy a good video game. So, here are some ideas.

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be electric (which I dont see the point) or wood/charcoal based. My family purchased a little smoker for me last year. Prices vary but the one I have is the Brinkmann Smoke-n-Grill, coming in at around $50. Ive had a lot of fun playing with different types of wood chips, charcoal and different things to throw in the smoker. If youd like something a little more versatile, try the
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Maybe your dad was one of the pioneers of the original video game craze, playing Atari in the early 1980s. Games have come a long way, with just about something for everyone. War games? Covered. Zombies? Yep. Silly taskdriven games? Uh huh. No matter the system, there is just about something for everyone. If dad is looking for a great escape, one of my
favorite games is Dragon Quest VIII: Journey of the Cursed King. It has a

Wii). Walk into any GameStop and Im sure someone can help you find a game dad will like.

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As always, chocolate is a great standby. Drop by Snooks Candies on Sutter Street in Folsom to get

some ideas. Visit them online at snookscandies.com. In Auburn, try The Chocolate Shoppe at 823 Lincoln Way or Aunt Flos Chocolates at 675 High St.

or some other excellent culinary creation. Personally, dinner at Viscontis in Folsom is a perfect choice. For more information, and a peek at their menu, visit viscontisristorante.com.
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Springtime is a perfect time to hike Horsetail falls because of the snow-melt. The trailhead is about 6,000 feet above sea level, while the top of the falls is closer to 7200 feet. Enjoy the incredible views and sound of this impressive and powerful waterfall from a good distance.

Horsetail Falls, just up Hwy 50, is a popular hike

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he Sierra Nevada Mountains are known for their beautiful waterfalls, hiking trails and lakes and one of the most popular in the Lake Tahoe area is Horsetail Falls. People who head to Lake Tahoe along Highway 50 can see the impressive Horsetail Falls cascading down the mountain just after Twin Bridges. The falls is beautiful from the highway but a hike up towards the top of the Falls is one of the best hikes in the area, espe-

cially in springtime during snow-melt. Depending on how far up the mountain people want to hike will depend on the hiking level. If you just want a beautiful picnic lunch alongside a fast flowing river, it is an easy hike from Highway 50, otherwise the farther you go up the mountain the harder or more strenuous the adventure becomes. The nice thing about this hike is that its impressive no matter how far up the mountain one hikes. Park at the trailhead at Twin Bridges for a small fee. There are

usually a lot of cars parked in the lot on weekends, so there might quite a few people here because this is a very popular destination. Follow the signs to the wilderness boundary (not the Pyramid Creek loop trail). At the boundary, you will need to fill out a permit to continue up to the waterfall. The trail is unclear in places as you scramble up granite rocks to the waterfall. But just remember to keep the creek on your right and the waterfall ahead of you, and you will not get lost.

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Stars and Stripes Country Concert added to rodeo

BY LAURA NEWELL

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The Folsom Pro Rodeo gallops into the Folsom City Park on June 29, 30 and July 1 offering its traditional style of family fun and nightly fireworks.

his year, the July 4th of July celebration in Folsom has an additional fun family event added to the traditional Folsom Pro Rodeo. Following the three-day performance of the rodeo, the Stars and Stripes Country Concert will take place on July 3 featuring new country talent Jason Michael Carroll. The Folsom Pro Rodeo gallops into the Folsom City Park on June 29, 30 and July 1 offering its traditional style of family fun and nightly fireworks. This years entertainment includes cowboys, cranky broncs and bulls, mutton busting cowpokes and more. Julie Handley-Marshall

Ive been born and raised at the rodeo and it feels like home whenever I come.
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works at Handleys Western Wear in Folsom with her family. She has attended the rodeo her entire life. My family has been sponsoring the rodeo for as long as I can remember, she said. Ive been born and raised at the rodeo and it feels like home whenever I come. Justin Ayres and his high-flying motocross act will see just how high he can take his motorcycle in

the Dan Russell Arena, said Kristine Keables, with the Folsom Chamber of Commerce. On July 3, Carroll and The Farm will perform on the grassy lawn of the Folsom City Park soccer fields. Following the music, there will be a fireworks show. Tickets for the July 3 county concert are $15. Tickets to the Folsom Pro Rodeo are $15 to $24.50. Online Family Buckaroo Packages are available for $60 and include four tickets, four hotdogs and beverages. Tickets to the Folsom Pro Rodeo will be available online at folsomrodeo. com, beginning May 30. For more information, call the Folsom Chamber of Commerce at (916) 985-2698.

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Get a taste of New Orleans at Mardi Gras bash

H
ave you been to New Orleans? Do you miss that incredible food? Did you get to Pat OBriens for a Hurricane or two? How about that incredible feeling of Let the good times roll? Have you experienced the insanity of Mardi Gras? Or are you one of the many who always wanted to go but never had the chance? The Rotary Club of Folsom Lake is ready to help. At 6 p.m. on June 23, they will transform the Folsom Community Center into New Orleans into all of its craziness. For $25, youll enjoy authentic New Orleans cuisine, prepared by OConnors Santa Maria Grill in Orangevale. Yes, the chef, a native of Louisiana, is well versed in the cuisine and has demonstrated his ability to use the real spices to recreate the cuisine unique to New Orleans.
What: Mardi Gras
in Folsom When: 6 p.m., June 23 Where: Folsom Community Center, 52 Natoma St., Folsom Cost: $25 per person Info: (916) 987-1090

Experience truly delicious serving of jambalaya, red beans and rice, Cajun pork and corn macque choux. While youre there, enjoy your favorite drink the Pat OBriens Hurricane shipped here from New Orleans. Dont forget, though, that this is not the French Quarter, where you walk back to your hotel. Should you enjoy the Hurricane too well, event organizers will be glad to call for a cab. The event also boasts live and silent auctions that will include an opportunity for lunch with Sacramento County

Supervisor Roberta MacGlashan or Congressman Dan Lungren, a high school lettermans jacket or a round of golf at one of many top-rated golf courses in the area. Or, for the sports fan, there will also be choices from Kings tickets to a special package of box seats, special entry, and preferred parking to a Giants game. If youre more of an outdoors person, there are camper rental to day passes for skiing. If youre looking for a great night out, there is event a night at the steak house at Thunder Valley Casino. Proceeds from the auction go toward Folsom projects with important ties to the community such as Powerhouse Ministries and the Twin Lakes Food Bank. For more information, call Russ at (916) 9871090 or (916) 878-8600.

Dancing showcased in Rancho Cordova

Expect a one-of-a-kind exclusive dance showcase at the Capital Dance Center, 11270 Sanders Drive in Rancho Cordova, 2-6 p.m., Sunday, June 24 featuring Evgeny Likhachev and Jennifer Kanchukova Nazarova. Tickets are $15 in advance or $20 at the door. Children 12 pay $8 in advance or $10 at the door. Tickets are available by calling (916) 635-2600 or by e-mailing sacshowcase@yahoo.com.

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money to support awareness and research for organ donation and transplantation. For more information, visit teamdonatelife.com. First United Methodist Church parking lot sale and barbecue at 109 Washington Blvd. in Roseville. 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. sale, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. barbecue. $12 per plate, $25 spaces for sale, $40 double spaces. (916) 783-3464. E-waste recycling drive from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Byers Gymnastics, 2009 Opportunity Drive in Roseville. (916) 412-3277. Basic Composting Workshop from 10-11:30 a.m. at Roseville Utilities Exploration Center, 1501 Pleasant Grove Blvd. in Roseville. $6 Roseville residents, $8 general. (530) 889-7385. Placer County Sheriffs Council Day with a Deputy expo and classic car show from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Regional Park, 3770 Richardson Drive in Auburn. Demonstrations by K-9 handlers, bomb squad, helicopter crew. Free. (916) 652-2450 or www.sheriffscouncil.com. Ballroom dance camp for beginners from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Capital Dance Center, 11270 Sanders Drive, Rancho Cordova. $1 for three sessions. In this three session class, learn the east coast swing, waltz and salsa. No partners needed. For more information, call (916) 635-2600 or visit CapitalDance Center.com.

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ONGOING
The Hobbit performed at 1 p.m., Fridays and Saturdays, through June 10 at Sutter Street Theatre, 717 Sutter St., Folsom. $17 general, $15 seniors and $13 for children 12 and younger. For more information, call (916) 353-1001 or visit SutterStreet Theatre.com. Art Exhibition California Watercolor Society, from May 18 to July 5, at The Gallery at 48 Natoma, Folsom. Free. Hours are from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday to Friday, and 6 to 8 p.m., Thursdays. An opening reception will be from 6 to 8 p.m. on Friday, May 18, at the gallery. Folsom Arts Association Membership Show 2012 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, through July 7 at the Bank of America Art Gallery, Three Stages at Folsom Lake College, 10 College Parkway in Folsom. For more information, visit folsomarts.org.

Showcase Saturdays from 6 to 8 p.m. every fourth Saturday through September at Town Center in El Dorado Hills. Merchants will bring their business to the boulevard and offer guests a variety of offerings including wine and beer tastings, live music on the boulevard and a concert from 8 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. in the Steven Young Amphitheater. For more information, visit eldoradhillstowncenter.com. Farmers Market from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m., Sundays through Oct. 28, at Town Center in El Dorado Hills. The market will feature local area agriculture, homemade honeys, jams and household favorites. For more information, visit eldoradofarmersmarket.com. Farmers Market in the Folsom Historic District runs every Sunday 8 a.m. until noon, June 10 until midOctober, with more than 20 local farmers offering fresh fruit, vegetables and organic produce to sell on the 900 block of Sutter Street. Every Wednesday night is Open Mic Night from 7 to

COURTESY

Tainted Love grooves at Powerhouse Pub

Popular cover band Tainted Love performs June 1. See listing for details.
10 p.m. at Lockdown Brewing Co. tasting room, 718 Sutter St. Suite 200, Folsom. For more information, call (916) 358-9645 or visit lockdownbrewingcompany.com. Fabulous First Fridays from 5 to 8 p.m. on the first Friday of every month in the Folsom Historic District. Event includes special street discounts, drink specials and other specials. phony at the Movies at 7:30 p.m. on June 1 and 2, at Three Stages at Folsom Lake College, 10 College Parkway in Folsom. For tickets and information, visit folsomsymphony.com or call (916) 608-6888. Tainted Love performs at 10 p.m. at Powerhouse Pub, 614 Sutter St., Folsom. 3558586. powerhousepub.com. Comedian John Witherspoon performs Friday, June 1 through Sunday, June 3. Times vary. Performed at Tommy Ts Comedy Theatre, 12401 Folsom Blvd., Rancho Cordova. $20 for general and $30 for reserved. Ages 17 and older. 357-5233 or tommyts.com.

SATURDAY, JUNE 2
Connors Ride at Folsom City Zoo Park, check in starts at 6:30 a.m. The event includes a century ride at 7 a.m., a metric century at 8:30 a.m. and a 45miler at 9:30 a.m. $65, event day registration and additional lunches are $10 each. The ride is to raise

FRIDAY, JUNE 1
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Vermicomposting Workshop from 1-2 p.m. at Roseville Utilities Exploration Center, 1501 Pleasant Grove Blvd. in Roseville. $24 Roseville residents, $25 general. (530) 889-7385. ceeds benefit Diamond Creek Elementary School. vpfundraising@diamondcreekptc.com or diamond creekptc.com/golf. Free. (916) 791-5590. Triple Crown walk at 6 p.m. at New Balance Shoe Store, 1198 Roseville Parkway in Roseville. Part of Delta Breeze Delights 2012 Summer Series. Free. (916) 2834650 or www.SacramentoWalkingSticks.org.

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SATURDAY, JUNE 9
The Classical Masters Music Festival on Saturday, June 9 and Sunday, June 10 at Three Stages, 10 College Parkway, Folsom. For times and prices, visit classicalmastersmusicfestival.org. For tickets, visit threestages.net or call (916) 608-6888. The Water Horse Legend of the Deep film screening at 7:30 p.m. at Cresthaven Park, 401 Community Drive in Roseville. Part of Movie in the Park. Free.

SUNDAY, JUNE 3
Robbie Walden & The Gun Slingers performs from 7 p.m. to midnight at Red Hawk Casinos Stage Bar, 1 Red Hawk Parkway, Placerville. For more information visit redhawkcasino.com.

SATURDAY, JUNE 16
4th Annual Classics, Cats and Cabernet from 2-7 p.m. at FieldHaven Feline Rescue, 2754 Ironwood Lane in Lincoln. Classic cars, antique wooden boats, cats, kittens, appetizers, live auction, raffle, Rhythm Vandals. $40 before June 1, $45 after. www.fieldhaven.com. Blue Line Gallery Beach Bash from 6-9 p.m. at Westfield Galleria at Roseville, 1151 Galleria Blvd. in Roseville. Live music, food, wine, beer, lifesized sandcastle, silent auction, raffle. $50 single, $75 couple. (916) 783-4117 or www.rosevillearts.org.

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TUESDAY, JUNE 5
Roseville Downtown Tuesday Nights from 5-9 p.m. at 311 Vernon St., downtown Roseville. Farmers market, food court, car show, live music by Catalyst. Free. (916) 787-0101 or DowntownTuesdayNights.com.

SUNDAY, JUNE 10
Cafe Cabaret with Tea Coffee and Refreshments at 2 p.m. at Mount Olive Lutheran Church, 320 Montrose Drive, Folsom. $12. Folsom Gold, a nine member vocal ensemble will perform a variety of music from the 1930s and 1940s. for more information and tickets, visit mountoliveartscouncil.tix.co m or call (916) 985-29845.

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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6
Country DJ and Line Dancing from 8 p.m. to midnight at El Dorado Saloon, 879 Embarcadero Drive, El Dorado Hills. (916) 941-3600 or eldoradosaloon.com.

MONDAY, JUNE 18
Boys Soccer Camp from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. June 18-21 at Woodcreek High School football stadium, 2551 Woodcreek Oaks Blvd. in Roseville. 8:30 a.m. registration. For boys entering second through eighth grades. Ball skills, passing and receiving, individual and group defending. $85 per player, $60 siblings. cclonce@rjuhsd.

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Whiskey Dawn Reunion Show performs at 9 p.m. at Powerhouse Pub, 614 Sutter St., Folsom. 355-8586. powerhousepub.com.

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Diamond Creek Elementary School golf tournament at Morgan Creek Golf Club, 8791 Morgan Creek Lane in Roseville. Registration 12 p.m., tournament 1 p.m., party at the 19th hole 5:30 p.m. Party includes dinner, silent auction, raffle prizes, dancing. $100 players, $30 party. Pro-

TUESDAY, JUNE 19
Roseville Downtown Tuesday Nights from 5-9 p.m. at 311 Vernon St., downtown Roseville. Farmers market, food court, car show, live music by Renegade. Free. (916) 7870101 or www.Downtown TuesdayNights.com.

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