Edition:
September 3, 2010
Public Notices - DBA Info • CONTACT
US: News Department • Display
Advertising • Classified
Advertising
|
||
Canyon Lakers, their friends and families are invited to enjoy a dinner of chicken and ribs, coleslaw, barbecued beans, salads, cornbread and dessert for a $25 donation. A full bar will be available, including beer, wine, mixed drinks and soft drinks. Attendees are asked not to bring their own liquor, as this is a violation of the club’s one-day liquor permit.
Tickets are available from any Lion or Lioness, or by calling Joanna Spiller at 244-1553. Tickets must be purchased in advance and the deadline is October 20. Tables of eight to ten can be reserved. Drawings will be conducted during the evening.
“This is an opportunity to support the Lioness and Lions Clubs in their continuing efforts to help others in our community, our nation and throughout the world and enjoy a great event with friends at the same time,” say Lioness President Joanna Spiller and Lions President Phil Coughlin.
Auditions to be held
After the success of 2008’s Sondheim Under the Stars, Canyon Lake Community Theatre and Performing Arts Association is holding auditions for its second Composer Under the Stars event. It will once again be a Hollywood Bowl-style concert, at which people will be invited to bring their lawn chairs and blankets to listen to performances of songs by the chosen composer – this year, Sir Andrew Lloyd Webber. The program is scheduled for September 25.
“The Moonlight Amphitheatre at Indian Beach is the perfect setting for an evening of spectacular music and a beautiful way to close the summer,” says Tara Miller, organizer of the event.
Please call 403-0639 or send an e-mail through the CLCT website at www.clctpa.org/contact.htm to set up an audition appointment.
Performing at The Cup Above
The Cup Above will feature the talent of two singers, Laurel Queen of Temecula and Corey McCoy of Hemet, tomorrow, July 31, from 6 to 8 p.m.
Laurel Queen has been singing and performing around Southern California and the Temecula Valley since the ’90s. She has sung at The Cup Above twice already this summer. She will be performing from 6 to 7 p.m.
Corey McCoy will perform from 7 to 8 p.m. He has been performing country music professionally for three years and has devoted his craft to the raspy tones of artists like Johnny Cash, Waylon Jennings and Hank Williams.
Wagon Wheel Festival
Dwight Yoakam and Dierks Bentley will headline the 2010 Wagon Wheel Country Music Festival, which will be held November 13 and 14 at the Lake Elsinore Diamond Stadium. Other country music artists scheduled to perform are Troy Olsen, Craig Morgan, Randy Houser, Sara Evans, Lee Ann Womack, Craig Morgan, Jimmy Wayne, Emerson Drive, Jaida Dreyer and Randy Kohrs, as well as local artists Hayley Stayner, Rachael Stark and San Bernardino Sheriff Austin Law.
A charity walk will be held for Jimmy Wayne’s MMH, “Meet Me Halfway” charity for at-risk and homeless teens. General admission tickets are $65 and two-day tickets are $100. Field seating and RV parking is available for an additional cost. Vendor booths are available. A portion of the proceeds will benefit charities such as the Loma Linda Veterans Hospital. For more information, call 656-0862 or visit wagonwheelfestival.com.
Upcoming at the Old Town Theater
The Four Preps, whose million sellers include the classic “26 Miles (Santa Catalina),” will perform for one night only at Old Town Temecula Community Theater on September 10 at 7:30. The following night, September 11, “Surfin’ Safari – The Ultimate Tribute to the Beach Boys” will be featured at 7:30.
The Four Preps amassed eight Gold singles and three Gold albums. Dick Clark proclaimed, “Their songs are the soundtracks of our lives.”
Surfin’ Safari – The Ultimate Tribute to the Beach Boys is a faithful recreation of what it would have been like to see the original group live in concert in their prime. The crashing backbeat of Dennis Wilson’s drums, the soaring surf guitar of Carl Wilson and the genius of Brian Wilson’s music are all here.
Old Town Temecula Community Theater is located at 42051 Main St. in Temecula. Tickets for The Four Preps are $28 to $38 and Surfin’ Safari tickets are $22 to $32. Call 866-653-8696 or visit temeculatheater.org.
‘The Full Monty’ at the Welk
The Welk Resorts Theatre is about to go “Full Monty” – presenting the Broadway smash hit by a cast of seasoned veterans led by Broadway and touring veteran Timothy Quinlan (“Footloose” and “Jersey Boys”) taking the role of Jerry, and Welk veteran Cissy King (of Cissy and Bobby) appearing as Jeanette.
The Welk Theatre rates this a strong PG-17 and does not recommend this show for children under 17.
“Monty” runs September 9 to October 17 with 1 p.m. matinee performances on Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday and evening shows Thursday and Saturday. Call the box office at (888) 802-SHOW for tickets, and ask about how to receive a $500 Carnival Cruises gift card.
International Film and Music Festival
The 16th annual Temecula Valley International Film and Music Festival (TVIFF) has announced that singer/songwriter Kenny Loggins will receive the Outstanding Career Achievement Award in Music at this year’s festival in Temecula. The internationally renowned festival, which runs September 15 to 19, is comprised of more than 150 screenings of films from around the world, a two-day music festival, film and music industry workshops, celebrity studded parties and a marketplace bazaar.
Screenings will be held at the Movie Experience 10-plex at the Tower Plaza shopping center in Temecula. The Girls Against Abuse performance group, which includes Canyon Lake singer Lindsey Christian-Larsen (Lincélie) will open the festival with the National Anthem.
Tickets to the gala honoring Loggins, as well as screenings, concerts, parties and workshops, are available at tviff.com or by calling 699-5514.
Submitting information
This section features arts, entertainment and activities in Canyon Lake, as well as performance dates and locations where residents can enjoy and support entertainers who are Canyon Lake residents. Organizations sponsoring community events, performers and entertainers are invited to submit information and photos to news@goldingpublications.com, fax them to 244-2748 or bring them to The Friday Flyer, 31558 Railroad Canyon Rd. in the Towne Center. News is due by Tuesday at noon. s
|
|
