Saturday, November 9, 2013

Take Note Troupe Presents Scrooge The Musical

Scrooge The Musical will performed by Take Note Troupe November 20-23 and 25.


Take Note Troupe debuts their first full musical production with this delightful retelling of Charles Dickens' classic A Christmas Carol.

Dreary London is brought to life with exuberant song and dance as audience members engage in the tale of iconic, coin-mongering Ebenezer Scrooge. Called to repentance by his deceased business partner, Scrooge embarks on a time-traveling journey with the aid of three Christmas Spirits.

His journey of love, loss, hope, joy and redemption teaches us all that the quality of life extends far beyond one's cash box.

Come kick off the holiday season with this fun-filled, heart-warming show!

For more information, please visit takenotetroupe.org.

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Friday, November 8, 2013

Sunset Ridge Mandarins In Season!

Mandarins are a part of the delicious tastes of fall and winter, and Sunset Ridge Mandarins are ready to go!

They have a large crop of mandarins this year and they are ripening at least two weeks ahead of normal. The growing conditions have been great... mild winter, leading to mild spring to fairly cool summer, etc.

They will have mid-season ripe mandarins for Thanksgiving and beyond. You can order mandarins on-line now at GotMandarins.com, and they start shipping them out November 15th. Farm will open in full swing on November 15th also!

Many kids and adults love to harvest their own mandarins with their "u-pick" option. Bring a group and try it. School groups must call ahead to schedule a weekday appointment.

Sunset Ridge will also have mandarins available in the east Roseville/Granite Bay area starting November 15th at the Shell Gas Station, corner of Sierra College Blvd. and Douglas Blvd. Their plan is to be there daily throughout the season from 10-5p.m., weather permitting and fruit availability. When they are not there, they typically stock the gas station store with a dozen bags to have available for the earlier and later hours.

For more information, please visit GotMandarins.com.

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Thursday, November 7, 2013

Folsom Lake College Speaker Series Spotlights Food And Medicine This November

The community is invited to attend more engaging presentations in the Folsom Lake College Speaker Series this fall:

Dr. Charlotte Biltekoff - "Eating Right in America"
Wednesday, November 20, 12:00noon-1:00p.m., Folsom campus, Large Lecture Hall 
Dr. Charlotte Biltekoff, an Assistant Professor of Food Science & Technology at UC Davis, is fascinated with the relationship Americans have with their food. Her latest book, Eating Right in America: The Cultural Politics of Food and Health, investigates the history of dietary ideals and their relationship to social ideals. It argues that despite the seeming objectivity of norms of good health, dietary advice has historically served an important ideological and political role.

The project examines four different reform movements and shows how each was shaped by social concerns and provided dietary advice that reflected norms of moral personhood and good citizenship. The event is held in conjunction with the college's One Book series. For more information on this event, please email haugp@flc.losrios.edu.

Dr. Ted Christy - "Science, Cars and Medicine - a Noble Career"
Wednesday, November 20, 7:00-9:00p.m., Folsom campus, Large Lecture Hall 
 The nation's medical care programs are hot topics among every news organization imaginable. Back by popular demand, Dr. Ted Christy, a retired physician, will talk about the circuitous route that lead him from an interest in Physics to fixing cars on the streets of Berkeley and finally a career in medicine. He will share some of the lessons he learned along the way and how a love of lifelong learning fueled his journey. He will also give his appraisal of the current state of medicine in the U.S. and include a discussion of the biggest change in federal support programs since Medicare, the Affordable Care Act, aka "ObamaCare."

The event is hosted by Biology Professor Mike Denega and the El Dorado County Career Technical Partnership SB70 Sustainability Team. For more information on this event, please email denegam@flc.losrios.edu.

Admission to both events is free (a daily parking pass can be purchased for $1). A map to the campus can be found at flc.losrios.edu – just click on “Maps” at the top of the home page and then “Main Folsom Campus.”

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Wednesday, November 6, 2013

McLaughlin Theatre Company Presents Annie Jr.

Leapin' Lizards! The popular comic strip heroine Annie takes center stage at McLaughlin Theatre Company in one of the world's best-loved musicals.

Join the lovable orphan Annie and her friends this fall at MTC! The talented cast ranges from age 5 to 17, and they have been working super hard to make the show spectacular!

What: MTC's Annie Jr. (The Musical)

Who: McLaughlin Theatre Company
When: November 15,16,17,18, 21, 22, 23 & 24
Friday & Saturday 7p.m., Sunday 3p.m.
 
Where: McLaughlin Studio Theatre, 3470 Swetzer Road Suite C, Loomis
 
Tickets: $12 general, $8 student            

To purchase tickets online log on to mtctheatre.org.

This show is appropriate for all ages.

McLaughlin Theatre Company is the newest project of the Not for Profit Sierra Performing Arts Association. Started in March of 2009 by Greg and Nancie McLaughlin at the insistence of Gemma McKenney, MTC’s current director, MTC helps to fill the needs of the community by providing an opportunity for talented students in Placer and Sacramento counties.

 Only five years old, MTC has grown to include youth of all ages and talent levels. Musical theatre is a fun, goal oriented, group activity that teaches children the importance of team work, instills confidence, and provides skills that each student can utilize for the rest of his/her life. In addition, musical theatre fosters a love for music in all who are involved.

Be sure to log onto mtctheatre.org to see how you can get involved!

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Tuesday, November 5, 2013

Upcoming Holiday Events at El Dorado Hills Town Center

Get the calendar out... Here are upcoming events at El Dorado Hills Town Center!

PICTURES WITH SANTA
November 29th – December 24th
Santa Claus will be spreading cheer while spending time in El Dorado Hills Town Center.  Families are invited to visit with Santa to share wish lists and to take a purchase photos.  Meet Santa at the California Welcome Center on Post Street next to Cold Stone Creamery.  For more information on Santa Photo hours, please visit their website at eldoradohillstowncenter.com.

HOLIDAY TREE LIGHTING
Saturday, November 30th
El Dorado Hills Town Center will host the 49th Annual Holiday Tree Lighting in partnership with the El Dorado Hills Chamber of Commerce and El Dorado Hills CSD.  The event kicks off at 4p.m. with a merchant open house, where families will enjoy food, beverages and holiday entertainment.  The first 125 kids to arrive will be invited to play the “Stuff Your Stocking” game, where children visit participating businesses to fill their stockings with special gifts.  Radio Disney will be on hand hosting the Rockin’ Road Show from 5-6:30p.m. and then Santa will arrive on his traditional EDH fire truck to the light the tree with his magic glitter.  There will be Kettle Korn, face painting, cookies, hot chocolate and candy canes!

CARRIAGE RIDES
Friday and Saturday Nights, December 6th – 21st
Town Center is a magical place during the holiday season and there is no better way to enjoy its charm than with a horse drawn carriage ride.  Friday nights from 5-8p.m. and Saturday nights from 6-9p.m.  $5 per person.

COMMUNITY PERFORMANCES
Saturdays, December 7th-21st
This community has so much talent and El Dorado Hills Town Center provides a venue to spotlight the numerous choirs, dance troops and non-profit organizations that reside here.   Between 12-2p.m. in Theater Plaza next to Cold Stone, support our youth as they showcase their extraordinary gifts in the form of song and dance.

For more information, please visit  eldoradohillstowncenter.com.

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Monday, November 4, 2013

Folsom Lake College presents Disability Awareness Art Show

Folsom Lake College will host a community reception for its 6th Annual Disability Awareness Art Exhibition on Thursday, November 7 from 5:00-7:30 p.m. at the main Folsom campus (10 College Parkway, off E. Bidwell St.) in Falcon’s Roost room FR-240 (Peregrine Room).

The reception, hosted by Folsom Lake College Disabled Students Program & Services (DSPS), will include the announcement of $1,000 in scholarship stipends, the service of light refreshments, and DJ music by student Tyler Wyckoff.

Attendees will be able to view art submitted by Los Rios Community College District students with disabilities.

This year’s exhibition, which opens today, November 4, and shows through November 7, is sponsored by a grant from the Brice and Barbara Harris Fund for the Fine & Performing Arts and is open to all DSPS students currently enrolled at a Los Rios college.

Admission to the Community Reception is free (a daily parking pass can be purchased for $1). A map to the campus can be found at flc.losrios.edu – just click on “Maps” at the top of the home page and then “Main Folsom Campus.”

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