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GALACONCERTfeaturingDi Wu & Adrian Daurov

Saturday, September 27th, 20147:00pm at the Harris Center for the Arts

Early Bird/Seniors/Students pricing available.

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My favorite time of the year is when theleaves turn bright, colorful shades of redand yellow, andthe weather cools to acomfortable temperature.Yes, fall is my favorite

time of the year.This month we have

included a variety ofentertainment ideas,fundraisers and events foryou to enjoy throughoutthe season.

The Harris Center atFolsom Lake Collegehas kicked off their new

season and will showcase a variety of nationaltouring productions. Get a glimpse of the newseason inside.

After a decade-long absence, the Friends ofthe Folsom Zoo Sanctuary decided to bring backthe popular Growl, Howl and Wine fundraiserbenefiting the Folsom City Zoo Sanctuary. Thoseattending will even get to enjoy a special meet-and-greet with a few of the zoos furry friends.Read more inside on this fundraiser.

For those looking for more of an evening outin the vineyards of El Dorado County, MadronaVineyards in Camino will celebrate their harvest

with their annual Harvest Dinner from 6-10 p.m.,Saturday, Sept. 6. Winemaker Paul Bush will be onhand to discuss this years harvest.

More of a beer lover? Guten Tag! The annualPlacerville Oktoberfest returns to Main Street from3-8 p.m., Saturday, Sept. 20, for another traditionalcelebration. Why is Oktoberfest celebrated inSeptember? Because this event starts the sameday the Munich Oktoberfest begins in Germany.Read all about the event inside and while theredont forget to check out the annual wiener dograces.

This month I also explored the region to find

low-calorie cocktails to enjoy this fall. I visitedThe Purple Place Bar & Grill in El Dorado Hills,Skipolinis in Folsom and FLB EntertainmentCenter in Folsom. Read more on my top choicesinside.I hope to see everyone out and about this fall!

Laura Newell

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Day Trip - Salt Point Park 26

Placerville Oktoberfest 10Harvest Days for Wineries 11

Signature Drinks: Skinny Cocktails 14Restuarant - Bacchus House 16

An Evening Under the Stars 5Sacramento Air Show 7Folsom Live 8Calendar of Events 30

Folsom Zoo Fundraiser 20Antique Evaluation Day 21

Antique Fair 22Antique Fair 23

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in Cirque Peking; and the centers annual show ofillusions called Its Magic featuring a rotating line-up of magicians and produced by the Magic CastlesMilt Larsen.

For youngsters, California Theatre Center will alsobe back with a series of family friendly theatricalproductions for young people based on popularfairy tales and childrens stories.

According to Pier, a 32-page fall season brochure,as well as tickets, are available through the HarrisCenter ticket office at (916) 608-6888.

Tickets and more event information is availableonline at www.HarrisCenter.net.

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This fall people around the region can spendtheir evenings watching a variety of nationaltouring productions, as the new season opens

for the Harris Center in Folsom.Once again, we have an incredible lineup of

shows coming to the Harris Center, said Dave Pier,Harris Center executive director. For the FolsomLive weekend in September we have the NationalAcrobats of China from Beijing they are amazingand great fun for the entire family. Lots of otherfamily shows are in the schedule as well, includingthe National Tour of Disneys Beauty and the Beastwhich will visit for a week in November; it will befantastic to see this popular musical up close in ourintimate theater. In October, Rosanne Cash will beback performing music from her acclaimed newalbum, as well as to celebrate the grand opening ofthe new Johnny Cash trail in Folsom.

Pier said with the new variety of shows coming toFolsom, people need to buy tickets early.

Overall, well have over 400 events at the centeragain this year, really something for everyone jazz,country, rock, classical, dance, theatre and lots ofpopular Broadway shows like Mamma Mia! Piersaid. To avoid disappointment, people should besure to get their tickets early some shows, likeBlue Man Group and the Preservation Hall JazzBand, are already nearly sold out.

The new season includes the national tours of

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celebrated Broadway productions such as SmokeyJoes Caf, Jekyll & Hyde, Buddy - The BuddyHolly Story and the new Tony award winning musicalcomedy, Nice Work if You Can Get It, featuringthe music and lyrics of George and Ira Gershwin.

Classical music is well represented and includesconcerts by the St. Petersburg State SymphonyOrchestra with acclaimed pianist Andrei Gavrilov,the National Symphony Orchestra of Mexico,the Prague Philharmonic Choir, and an eveningof Baroque music featuring Branford Marsalisperforming with the Philadelphia ChamberOrchestra. Pianist Jeffrey Siegel will also bereturning with four Keyboard Conversationsprograms.

The Centers tradition of presenting great dancecompanies from around the world continues in the2014/2015 season, Pier said.

World dance presentations include Tango BuenosAires, Trinity Irish Dancers and the Royal Ballet ofCambodia. Visiting ballet companies include SanFranciscos Smuin Ballet; the Russian National BalletTheatre performing Romeo and Juliet, DonQuixote and Giselle; and a return of the MoscowClassical Ballet in its annual North American tour ofThe Nutcracker for the holidays.

In addition to Disneys Beauty and the Beast,other family shows include The Blue Man Group; theNational Acrobats of the Peoples Republic of China

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support childrens music education.An Evening Under the Stars will be heldat 6 p.m., Saturday, Sept. 27, at Palazzo diMigianella in El Dorado Hills surrounded byrolling terrain, vineyards and sweeping vistas.

According to Anson Wong, with the FolsomSymphony, guests will enjoy a gourmet meal,local wines, a live band, performances bysymphony musicians and the opportunity tobid on auction items.

The evenings hosts will be Marie Mitchell,who is opening her Italian-style estate, Palazzodi Migianella, for this event, and Tony Mansour,

owner of the Mansour Co., the developer ofEl Dorado Hills and the Town Center. Mastersof Ceremonies will be local celebrities CristinaMendonsa and Roger Niello.

Most important, this gala will enable thesymphony to expand its music outreach tochildren, Wong said. As school districts havedealt with budget cuts, funds for teaching thearts have shrunk. Yet studies show engagingchildren in a variety of music experiencesheightens their motivation to learn andenhances creativity and critical thinking.

Wong said the symphonys goal is to expose

more children to music, especially classicalmusic, and step in where the schools havebeen forced to step out.

The funds raised will help the symphonyexpand its outreach in five areas, including freeor low-cost family concerts, student night at thesymphony for students in grades third through12, music in the schools by funding small

An Evening Under the Stars will be held at 6 p.m., Saturday, Sept. 27, at Palazzo di Migianella in El DoradoHills. The Folsom Symphony begins its 11th season in October under the baton of a new music director.

ensembles to acquaint students with orchestrainstruments and excite them about classicalmusic, special guest student performers toaccompany the symphony and in partnershipwith the Folsom Cordova Unified SchoolDistrict, the symphony hosts underprivilegedkids to a free night at the symphony. Thisopportunity, and others, will be available tomore school children.

Gala tickets are $250, which includes valet

parking. This event is black tie optional.The Folsom Symphony begins its 11thseason in October under the baton of a newmusic director, Peter Jaffe.

For more information about the symphonyor benefit gala, call (916) 357-6718, e-mail [email protected] or visit folsomsymphony.com.


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ENTERTAINMENT

The ultimate family adventure returns to Sacramento this Septemberalong with fan favorite, the U.S. Air Force F-22 Raptor JetDemonstration Team.

The annual California Capital Airshow, presented bySacramento County, will feature the U.S. Air Force (USAF)Air Combat Command F-22 Raptor Demonstration Teamas well as its roster of awe-inspiring performers, aircraft and

interactive exhibits for the 2014 show scheduled Sept. 6-7, at MatherAirport.According to event officials, even when sitting idle on the ground, the

F-22 Raptor is intimidating, and once on the move, it simply defies the lawsof physics. Unmatched by any known or projected aircraft, the worlds onlyoperational stealth fighter was designed to guarantee U.S. air dominance forthe next 40 years.

You wont believe your skies. No matter what aircraft is screaming overMather Airport, it is always thrilling, but more importantly, its an experience. Youwont want to miss it, said Darcy Brewer, executive director of the CaliforniaCapital Airshow. The Airshow is an event for the whole family, providing youngpeople with endless exhibits and interactive displays exploring the world ofaviation and the many opportunities in science, technology, engineering and

math related fields. CCA fans will be inspired as they watch the skies come alive,meet and greet the pilots and crew and explore historic aircraft along the rampand so much more.

The Harrier Jump Jet will render fans speechless, officials said. Arguably, oneof the greatest breakthroughs in aircraft technology, the Harrier Jump Jet iscapable of vertical takeoffs and landings, providing the U.S. Marine Corps withmobility, flexibility and firepower.

The Patriots Jet Demonstration Team will also return with their signature high-flying action, officials said. Characterized by fast-paced formation flying, six-

ship diamond formation aerobatic maneuvers, andcomputerized red, white and blue smoke system,the Patriots will rock the skies of Sacramento.

The show will also showcase Stars & StripesForever, a salute to veterans. Attendees willstep back in time with an authentic theatrical

production featuring professional military re-enactors, parade of vintage warbirds,

live USO-style music, costumesand pyrotechnics.

According to officials, 2014 isthe 70th anniversary of D-Day and the colorful tribute

will be a fitting way to honor one of the most importantevents of the 20th century while showing gratitude to the

men and women who have and continue to serve and sacrificein order to provide the freedoms of today.The airshow will showcase world-renowned aerobatic performers,

warbirds and vintage aircraft.Airshow fans will enjoy an action packed weekend both on the ground

and in the air, Brewer said. Every gravity-defying maneuver, fly-over andaerobatic performance will leave you speechless. Its going to be an incredibleshow.

Established in 2004, the California Capital Airshow has become one of thelargest shows in the nation. It is an exciting and family-friendly non-profitregional event designed to honor the Sacramento regions rich aviation heritageand veterans while inspiring young people to pursue education and careers inthe areas of science, technology, engineering, math, aviation, aeronautics oraerospace.

For more information and tickets, visit www.californiacapitalairshow.com.

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Folsoms largest outdoor music festival, Folsom Live, appears to begetting better with age.

This years Sept. 20 bash will mark a decade of dancing in the streets.According to event organizers, dozens of bands will perform on indoor

and outdoor stages.Gates open at 5 p.m. Ride Regional Transit or local shuttles free with

ticket purchase. Folsom Live is presented by Coors Light and the FolsomAutomall.

Many hotels in the region are offering lodging packages which includeeasy access to shuttles and hot breakfast.

Mary Ann McAlea, director of the Folsom Tourism Bureau, is one of theevent organizers. She said they are looking forward to this years event.

We are going to create Folsoms biggest dance floor, she said. Wethought, What can make Folsoms party of the year better? A dance floor.

She said music and entertainment is really the centerpiece of Folsom Live.We have a very diverse lineup with some returning favorites and some

new acts, McAlea said. Were particularly excited about welcoming LukasNelson back to Folsom and have worked harder to showcase up-and-coming local bands, which is one of our goals.

Another new band is Whos Bad, a Michael Jackson tribute.It has a lot of elements to it, she said. It should be really exciting.Tickets will be packaged or sold individually.There will be a party pack, featuring four tickets, and we had such a

strong response last year for the rock-star category since it sold out. Thisyear we added inventory to the rock-star category and they will havestreamlined entrance, their own restrooms and a separate bar, she said.

Wear comfortable shoes and enjoy the music. Shuttles are usuallyavailable from pre-designated parking areas such as Wal-Mart on RileyStreet. See FolsomLive.com for more details.

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KNOW & GOWhat: Folsom LiveWhen: 5 p.m., Sept. 20Where:Folsom Historic District,Sutter Street

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ENTERTAINMENT

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he annual Placerville Oktoberfest returns to Main Street this month foranother traditional celebration.

Modeled after the largest folk festival in the world, the Placerville

Oktoberfest will take place from 3-8 p.m., Saturday, Sept. 20 the same day theMunich Oktoberfest begins. According to officials, Jeff Winzeler, from The WineSmith on Main Street, is stepping in again as this years Burgermeister or honorarymayor. He will assist with the traditional tapping of the keg at the beginningof the event and the announcing duties for the various contests and activities.Attendees are encouraged to participate in events and come in costume, so getout those lederhosen and dirndl skirts, said Lisa Crummett, with the PlacervilleDowntown Association.

The annual wiener dog races will also take place at this years event, Crummettsaid.

Races will be conducted in a series of heats, with the championship heat beingfeatured for the finale.

There will be space for 64 dogs in the race. To enter your wiener dog, download

the Registration Form at www.placervilledowntown.org/events_info/2014_Oktoberfest.html.

According to Crummett, a portion of the proceeds from this fundraising activitywill benefit the Sierra Pacific Great Pyrenees dog rescue organization.

The Oktoberfest celebration will also feature a Hot Dog Eating Contest for anda Kids Pie Eating Contest, with the pies donated by a local business.

According to Crummett, kids can also try their skills in some old fashionedgames including a Bean Bag Toss and Conk the Can.

Adult games include a Mighty Mug Contest and a Pint Chugging Contest,Crummett said.

Entertainment will be provided by the Grand Isle Fire Brigade Band, playing

traditional German favorites, including the Chicken Dance. Two local dancegroups will also be entertaining the crowd during the festival.

To keep the tradition alive, Crummett said the Oktoberfest will include authenticGerman beer, bratwurst, pretzels and strudel.

Special pre-event commemorative pint glasses, plus one beer ticket are on salenow, while supplies last, for $8 each at The Wine Smith in Placerville.

For more information, visit placerville-downtown.org.

The annual PlacervilleOktoberfest will

be from 3-8 p.m.,Saturday, Sept. 20,on Historic MainStreet in Placerville.

The wiener dograces will takeplace again atthe PlacervilleOktoberfest.

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KNOW AND GOWhat: Placerville Oktoberfest

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FOOD & WINE

During the harvest dinner, people can taste the

grapes in the Madrona vineyards.

tastetheharvestby laura newell / entertainer

As summer comes to an end, with fall beginning on Tuesday, Sept. 23, ElDorado County wineries are celebrating their most cherished time of theyear the harvest.

Madrona Vineyards in Camino is celebrating with their annual Harvest Dinnerfrom 6-10 p.m., Saturday, Sept. 6, surrounded by their vineyards.

The harvest for us is when the grapes hit maturity and we go through andhandpick the grapes, said Paul Bush, co-owner and winemaker. There isa window of opportunity for when you can handpick the grapes for wine tobest showcase and express the region. So this is probably the most important

decision that I make as a winemaker during the year. It really is the pickingdecision that determines the style of wine.Bush explained when grapes are picked at maturity, not when ripe, every

region will have a different flavor or style of wine to best express their region.Its an exceptional time for people to go wine tasting in the region because it

allows wine tasters to come up and actually taste the berries, Bush said. It is agreat time for both new and experienced wine tasters to come and experienceour regions full expression. When grapes are picked at maturi ty, they bestexpress our soil and climate of the El Dorado County region.

Bush said this year looks to be an exceptional year for El Dorado County wine

because the weather was warm, but not extremely hot.It looks like a great harvest this year, he said. I know this year will produce

some wonderful wine. The weather has been outstanding for grapes allowingfor very nice, even maturity.

The harvest dinner will include live music from 6-10 p.m., by the five-piece jazzband, tri tones.

Dinner will include a variety of appetizers, harvest salad, barbecue baby backribs, roasted sweet potatoes, gilled vegetable medley and cornbread withhoney butter. Dessert will include apple/pear crisp with ginger cream.

Our harvest dinner is a celebration thats held under the huge oaks in ourvineyard, Bush said. We encourage people to go out and taste the grapesand get a feel of the sense of completion for the year and a sense of somethingstarting our wine.

He said as a winemaker, this is an opportunity to show people the true senseof farm life that surrounds wine.

This is a chance for us to teach people what we do here and allows us togo back to our roots to educate about the farming life of wine, he said. Thisnight is about the overall feeling of being in harvest.

For more information, visit madronavineyards.com.

KNOW AND GOWhat:

Harvest DinnerWhen: 6-10 p.m.,Saturday, Sept. 6

Where: Madrona Vineyards,2560 High Hill Road, CaminoInfo:madronavineyards.com

Madrona Vineyards will celebrate with harvestseason with their annual Harvest Dinner from 6-10p.m., Saturday, Sept. 6.

The harvest dinner will include live music from 6-10p.m. by the five-piece jazz band, tri tones.

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squeezed juice from one full lime, half of a lemon and

half of an orange. This margarita can be enjoyed with or

without salt and is garnished with a lime slice.

Location:The Purple Place Bar & Grill,

363 Green Valley Road, El Dorado Hills

Description:Created by bartender Rodrigo Serrano, thisultimate skinny margarita also known as a RodrigoRita

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This light, fresh margarita is perfect

to sip on the patio this fall.

Signature Drink: Strawberry LinenIngredients:Premium vodka or gin, St-GermaineElderflower Liqueur, fresh lemon juice, diet Sierra

Mist, Club Soda, mint leaves and sliced strawberries

and garnish with lemon wheel and strawLocation: Skipolinis, 191 Blue Ravine Road, FolsomDescription: Created by bartender Jason Walisa,this skinny cocktail offers fresh flavors without theextra calories. The refreshing cocktail pairs well

with Skipolinis small bites for those looking for anevening snack on the patio.

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garnished with a lemon wedge and mint.

Location:FLB Entertainment Center,

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Description:This Scotch Stumbler, at

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cocktails FLB Sports Bar owners will

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restaurant location opening in CameronPark called Wallys Pizza Bar. This drink

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FOOD & WINE

Walking into Bacchus House Wine Bar &Bistro, previously Bidwell Street Bistro,visitors will take in a warm, Tuscan feeling,

looking to the Roman God of wine Bacchus.Our restaurant is decorated with imported Italian

stone-tile tables and authentic bistro chairs, whilemaintaining the intimate and unassuming ambianceof a true gem of a Tuscan wine bar and bistro inbeautiful Folsom, said Proprietor Eric Adams, ofRoseville.

The design also includes rustic colors and ceilingdecorations created by Mario Arts to complete theTuscan ambiance.

The bistro opened three months ago and is nowworking on construction of a new front patio afterfinishing the redesign inside.

Its been a lot of fun, Adams said. Not onlyfrom a new menu standpoint, but also from a newatmosphere standpoint. We want to make this awonderful transition for our community.

Prior to opening the bistro, Adams worked withExecutive Chef Victor Octavio planning high-endevents and weddings. The partners have worked inthe business for nearly 30 years.

Before, we were taking the restaurant to you,Adams said. Now we are mainly focusing on ournew restaurant. This restaurant is a dream come truefor us. We are so lucky to have our restaurant openright here in our own backyard. This has been a goalof mine for years.

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Adams said customers can look forward to thebistros Sunday Champagne Brunch in September,both inside the bistro and outside on the newlyconstructed front patio.

The restaurant also features a shaded side patio,a bar and a private backroom with a grand piano anddining seating.

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The Growl, Howl and Wine fundraiserbenefiting the Folsom City Zoo Sanctuarywill return to Folsom this year after a

decade-long absence.This was a very popular fundraiser for us

previously, said Jill Lute, senior zoo keeper.So after 10 years, we decided to bring thefundraiser back because the communitycontinually requested for it to return.

All proceeds benefit the Friends of the FolsomZoo Sanctuary, a non-profit organization which

assists in the support and development of theFolsom City Zoo Sanctuary.Growl, Howl and Wine will be from 6-9 p.m.,

Saturday, Sept. 6, at the Folsom CommunityCenter.

The event will feature local wineries, micro-brewers and restaurants along with a few zooanimal friends.

We will bring small mammals, birds andreptiles for a special meet-and-greet at thebeginning of the fundraiser, Lute said.

The event will also include a silent and liveauction and raffle prizes.

Tickets are $35 in advance or $40 at the door.For more information and tickets, visit www.folsomzoofriends.org.

The event will feature localwineries, micro-brewersand restaurants along witha few zoo animal friends,including small mammals,birds and reptiles.

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KNOW AND GOWhat: Antique Evaluation DayWhen:10 a.m.-1 p.m., Saturday, Sept. 6Where: Sutter Street, FolsomInfo: (916) 985-2707

Gary Cox appraises items at a previous Folsom History Museums Evaluation Day.

A

ntiques enthusiasts are invited to bringfamily treasures and garage sale finds foran informal evaluation and identification

this month at the annual Antique Evaluation Day.In its 17thyear, the event will be from 10 a.m.-1

p.m., on Saturday, Sept. 6, on Sutter Street inFolsom.

An impressive team of volunteer appraisers,covering a wide range of specialties, willoffer collectors a unique opportunity to learnmore about their antiques and collectibles,said Carole Berry, Evaluation Day committeevolunteer. Appraisers will draw on years ofexperience in providing an estimate of currentmarket value as well as a verbal identificationand evaluation of pieces.

This years team of volunteer appraisersincludes Randall Abbott, specializing in Asianand Middle Eastern Arts and Antiques; MarkBaker, specializing in paper ephemera, postcards, correspondence and letters, vintagephotos, historical documents and stampcollections. Appraiser Gary Cox will also beon hand specializing in collectibles, furniture,China and political items. Other appraisersinclude Jerome Evans, specializing in TribalArt, including American Indian, African andOceanic Art; Sylvia Fitzgerald, specializing inart glass, porcelains, paintings sterling silver;

Robert Flaherty, specializing in firearms, militarymemorabilia; Nick Nicholson, specializing instringed musical instruments and U.S. coins andDawn Licker, specializing in quilts.

This years Evaluation Day is made possiblewith support from The Folsom Telegraph,Folsom Lake Bank, The Folsom Chamber ofCommerce, Folsom Rotary Annes and Andy, TheRotary Club of Folsom and Karens Bakery Caf,Berry said.

Berry said there is no limit on the number ofitems that may be presented for evaluation.Photographs with dimensions of oversized items

may be submitted for evaluation, she said.A donation of $8 per item or $35 for five items,

will be accepted by the Folsom History Museum.All proceeds go to support programs of themuseum.

For more information, call the Folsom HistoryMuseum at (916) 985-2707 or visit the museum at823 Sutter St., Folsom.

Collectors register forevaluations at FolsomHistory MuseumsEvaluation Day.

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Cast Iron cookware is a popular nd withcollectors at the annual Folsom Antique Fair.

Antique enthusiasts from around the region will ock to the annualFolsom Historic District Associations Fall Antique Fair this month.

In its 47thyear, the fair will take place from 8 a.m.-4 p.m., Saturday,Sept. 13, along Sutter Street in Folsom.

Thousands of shoppers will ll the four-block Historic District for thispopular regional event featuring more than 150 booths with a wide rangeof antique and collectible merchandise, said Carole Berry, Evaluation Daycommittee volunteer.

Merchandise includes glass, china, pottery and porcelain; Americanand European furniture; country and primitives; repurposed and shabbychic; estate and vintage jewelry; paper collectibles; prints and paintings;clothing and textiles; silver and silverplate; cast iron cookware; sports andmovie memorabilia and hand-crank phonographs and records.

According to Berry, the event will also feature food vendors and liveentertainment throughout the four blocks of Sutter Street. Historic Districtbusinesses will also offer a wide selection of merchandise, food andservices throughout the day.

Local favorites Proxy, featuring hits from the 60s to present, will performfrom 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at Sutter and Decatur streets and OscarReynolds, Bolivian master utist, will perform all day near Hamptons.

Antique appraisals of family treasures or garage-sale nds will be offeredby appraiser Gary Cox.

According to Berry, Cox is well known for his work with the CrockerMuseum, KVIEs Central Valley Chronicles and the Folsom History Museum.Verbal appraisals are $10 per item or three for $25. Appraisals will beavailable from 7 a.m.-2 p.m., near the Folsom History Museum.

For more information, call (530) 241-4063 or (916) 985-7452 or visit www.historicfolsom.org.

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electricityfair to highlight FolsomPowerhouse State HistoricPark, educate children

The Folsom Powerhouse State Historic Park will be hosting the annual Electricity Fair to highlight oneof the worlds oldest hydroelectric facilities.

For the third year, the Electricity Fair will offer a variety of exhibits and demonstrations intended tohighlight Folsoms historic site.

The free fair is from 10 a.m.-2 p.m., Saturday, Sept. 6, at 9980 Greenback Lane, Folsom.According to Karen Polastri, Friends of the Folsom Powerhouse volunteer, interactive activities at the fair

include experiments with the Electricity Guy and science projects such as building a circuit with solar power,baking with solar power and making a

solar medallion necklace.The Electricity Fair will featureelectric cars on display and energysaving technologies. Attendants canalso take a tour through Folsomshistoric Powerhouse and the V isitorsCenter.

Food and beverages will be on saleat the PowerDog trailer courtesy ofthe Friends of the Folsom PowerhouseAssociation, Polastri said.

Event parking is available in the Cityof Folsom lots on Scott Street.

The Electricity Fair is presented inpartnership with California State Parks,Friends of the Folsom PowerhouseAssociation, Friends of Lakes Folsomand Natoma, SMU, and SacEV.org.

For more information, call (916) 985-4843.

The Electricity Fair is from 10 a.m.-2 p.m., Saturday, Sept. 6, at 9980 Greenback Lane, Folsom, tohighlight one of the worlds oldest hydroelectric facilities. Powerhouse volunteers lead tours throughoutthe day for hundreds of fourth and eighth grade students and families.

photos and story by laura newell / entertainer

Did you know?Information provided by FolsomPowerhouse State Historic Park officials

The Folsom Powerhouse is part of a colorfulchapter of Sacramento history and is also anexample of the advance in the commercialapplication of electricity.

After coming to California in search of gold,Maine native Horatio Livermore realizedthe water of the American River could turngenerators for electricity in Sacramento, 22miles downstream.

Livermore bought 9,000 acres of land, gainingriver rights. In 1880, he donated nearly 350acres to the state prison board in exchange forconvict labor. In October 1889, prison inmatesbegan construction on Folsoms first dam. OnJan. 16, 1893, water was diverted from theAmerican River and the prison powerhousebecame operative.

Two years later, Livermore built the FolsomPowerhouse, which eventually replaced thesmaller prison powerhouse.

On July 13, 1895, the Folsom Powerhousesuccessfully transmitted electricity 22 milesto a power substation in Sacramento. Thepowerhouse was the nations first power plantto provide high-voltage current over longdistance lines for major city and industrial use.

This major event was celebrated on Sept.9, 1895, with a Grand Electric Carnival, wherepeople witnessed the lit streets. The StateCapitol was outlined with glowing lights and

electric trolley cars pulled floats with lightsdisplayed in various arrangements, all poweredby the electricity being sent from the FolsomPowerhouse.Vintage generators are still in place at the

facility, including the control switchboard, facedwith Tennessee marble. Visitors can also seeGeneral Electric transformers, each capableof conducting from 800 to 11,000 volts ofelectricity and the forebays and canal systemwhich brought the water from the dam.

Today, the Folsom Powerhouse is the onlynearly intact 19th-century hydroelectric plant

open to the public.The Folsom Powerhouse State Historic Park,9980 Greenback Lane, Folsom, is open fromnoon-4 p.m., Wednesday-Sunday. Group toursare available throughout the week by specialarrangement. For tour information, call (916)985-4843.The Folsom Powerhouse is located at 9980 Greenback

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During the nal days of summer, beat the heat with a trip to the

rocky northern California coast.Salt Point State Park, about 90 miles north of San Francisco onHighway 1, provides enough activities to keep families busy for days.

We arrived on a Friday morning, van crammed full of sleeping bags, atent, food, camping stove and folding table.

The park has ample camping grounds, but the sites ll quickly duringweekends, so they recommend making reservations.

by don chaddock / entertainer

The employee at the Woodside campground, on the east side of

Highway 1, was helpful and informative. After selecting our site, wereturned to the kiosk to claim the prime spot.The volunteers and workers offer great advice on a local level, since

they live in the region, and are happy to share their knowledge withvisitors.

Get out, explore and enjoy nature. When it was 100-plus degrees inFolsom and El Dorado Hills, it was in the low 70s at Salt Point State Park.

A winding Highway 1 offers breathtaking views of the Pacic Ocean.

Gabriella Armstrong,16, of Lincoln, takes

photos of a smallcrab in a tide pool at

Salt Point.

Whatyoull see

Ask when the tide goes outso you can scrabble downthe bluffs and check out thetide pools.

We spotted plenty ofwildlife from crab to seaanemones.Youll see harbor seals if

you are in the right spot. Wesaw a few at Shell Beach andsome sunning themselveson distant rocks at otherbeaches.



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Shell Beach, just north of Salt Point State Park, is a more traditional sandy beach for those seeking some sun, sand and surf.

What to bringStores are a good haul away to be sure to pack

in plenty of food. There are lockers at the sitesto help keep food safe.

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FAMILY SITESTwo main campgrounds are available at SaltPoint State Park. Gerstle Cove campground issituated atop the coastal bluffs on the ocean sideof Highway One and offers 30 family campsites.Woodside Campground, with 79 sites, is locatedon the east side of Highway One.

HIKER/BIKER SITESTen sites are available for campers on foot orbicycles. These sites are located behind the rangeroffice near Woodside Campground.

GROUP CAMPINGThis camp is located on the ocean side of HighwayOne and accommodates a maximum of 40 peopleand 10 cars. Dogs are prohibited.

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A deer watchescars pass by onHighway 1.

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Wednesday, Sept. 3 Shadowlands, presented by Free Fall Stage,plays at 7 p.m. Friday and Saturday and 4 p.m. Sunday through Sept.15. at Victory of Life Church (No Affiliation with the church), 800Reading St. in Folsom. Tickets: $16 general, $13 Seniors, Students,

Military and SARTA Members (with proof of ID) and $8 childrenunder 11. Play is based on the true story of C.S. Lewis. Tickets andInfo: freefallstage.com/products-page, (916) 207-5606.

Art Exhibition: paintings created by the animals from the FolsomZoo Sanctuary from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday, andfrom 6 8 p.m., Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, Monday, Aug.25 through Thursday, Oct. 30. Opening Reception: from 6 8 p.m.Monday, Sept. 5, at Gallery at 48 Natoma, 48 Natoma in Folsom.Free tours also available by appointment. Proceeds benefit the Zooprograms. Info: Cindy Abraham, (916) 355-7285, [email protected].

Art Exhibition: Birds Eve View, Two Artists Work in AerialPerspectives from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday, Sept 5 through Thursday,Oct. 30, Monday through Friday, and from 6 8 p.m., Tuesday andWednesday evenings. Opening Reception: from 6 8 p.m. Friday,Sept. 5, at Gallery at 48 Natoma, 48 Natoma in Folsom. Artists ElaineBowers and Linda Gass. Free tours also available by appointment.Gallery is managed by the Folsom Parks and Recreation Department.Info: Cindy Abraham, (916) 355-7285, [email protected].

Friday, Sept. 5 Art Exhibition: Birds Eve View, (See Wednesday

for details)

Saturday, Sept. 6 17thAnnual Antique Evaluation Day from 10 a.m.to 1.p.m. at Folsom History Museum, 823 Sutter St. in Folsom. Cost:$8 per item or $35 for five items. Parking is free. All proceeds go tosupport programs of the museum. There is no limit on the numberof items that may be presented for evaluation. An impressive teamof volunteer appraisers, covering a wide range of specialties will beavailable to provide estimates of current market value as well as averbal identification and evaluation of pieces. Info: (916) 985-2707,[email protected].

Wednesday, Sept. 10 Poetry Off-the Shelves from 6 7 p.m. at El

Dorado County Library, main branch, 345 Fair Lane, Placerville. Free.A poetry read-around; bring your own poems or those of a favoritepoet to share, or just come listen. Info: 672-9173, [email protected].

Shadowlands, presented by Free Fall Stage(See Wednesday fordetails)

Folsom Lake College presents Spotlight Night from 6-8 p.m. at the Folsom campus (10College Parkway, off E. Bidwell St.) Admission is free. Parking pass $2. Program featuresinformation on career and technical education degree and certificate programs, industry

partners showcasing employment opportunities, and interactive demonstrations. Info:Jeanne at (916) 608-6687, [email protected].

Art Exhibition: paintings created by the animals from the Folsom Zoo Sanctuary (SeeWednesday for details)

Art Exhibition: Birds Eve View, (See Wednesday for details)

Friday, Sept. 19 Folsom High School, Class of 1974 , 40 year reunion Friday, Sept.19, Homecoming game and pizza and Saturday, Sept. 20 at 6 p.m. will be a dinner withentertertainment. Info: [email protected] find Folsom High School, Class of 1974on Facebook.

Poetic License from 3 4 p.m. at the Senior Center, 937 Spring St., (enter off Tunnel St.),Placerville. Free. A poetry read-around; bring your own poems or those of a favorite poetto share, or just come listen. Info: 672-9173, [email protected].

Saturday, Sept. 20 Folsom High School, Class of 1974 , 40year (see Friday for details)

Folsom Live starts at 5 p.m., Saturday, Sept. 20, on Sutter St., Folsom. Event includes 15bands on five stages throughout the Historic District. www.folsomlive.com.

Monday, Sept. 22 Poetry in Motion from 6 7 p.m. at the Senior Center, 937 SpringSt., (enter off Tunnel St.), Placerville. Free. A poetry read-around; bring your own poems

or those of a favorite poet to share, or just come listen. Info: (672-9173, [email protected].

Wednesday, Sept. 24 Art Exhibition: paintings created by the animals from theFolsom Zoo Sanctuary (See Wednesday for details)

Art Exhibition: Birds Eve View, Two Artists Work , (See Wednesday for details)

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