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Folsom Ice Rink
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The holiday
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food and wine
beauty
entertainment
community
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Zoo Thanksgiving Fest 4
Wine Fest 17
Firehouse Subs 20
Cherry Blow Dry 15
Folsom Ice Rick 7
Placerville Festival of Lights 9
Folsom Fall Festival 11
Twin lakes Food Bank Dinner 13
Veterans Day Parade 24
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recreation
T
here are a va-
riety of events
for everyone
around the region this
month.
The annual
Thanksgiving Feast
for the Animals will
return to the Folsom
Zoo Sanctuary this
year on Thanksgiving
Day.
This is a great way to take a break from
holiday cooking and watch as all the ani-
mals (bears, tigers and monkeys oh my!)
receive a festive Thanksgiving meal pre-
pared just for them by zoo staff and volun-
teers.
Folsoms Historic District will turn into a
winter wonderland as the ice rink returns
to Sutter Street Nov. 7. The ice rink will be
around the Historic Folsom Railroad Turn-
table again this year.
For those looking for a new sandwich
shop, Firehouse Subs recently opened at
1001 E. Bidwell St. in Folsom. Read the full
story inside.
Veterans Day will be remembered in
Folsom on Nov. 11, to honor local veterans
with a parade and remembrance ceremo-
ny. This years parade theme is Home of
the Free, Because of the Brave.
I look forward to seeing everyone out in
the community this month!
Laura Newell
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Thanksgiving Feast
Special Thanksgiving meals are prepared
for each animal and include some of their
favorite foods and seasonal treats.
Zoo staff and volunteers assemble complete meals
for each animal, turning out platters and bowls com-
plete with parsley and lemon-wedge garnishes.
The Thanksgiving tradition dates back to the mid-
1990s to help bring more attendance to the zoo.
fortheanimals
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by laura newell / entertainer
T
he annual Thanksgiving Feast
for the Animals will return to the
Folsom Zoo Sanctuary this year on
Thanksgiving Day.
We hope the community can join us
for our annual tradition of a special cele-
bration for the zoo animals, said Lesley
Miller, with Folsoms Parks and Recreation
department. Families can watch as all the
animals receive a festive Thanksgiving meal
prepared just for them and some even get
special pumpkin pie.
The animals Thanksgiving feast will start
at 11 a.m. on Thursday, Nov. 27, at the
Folsom Zoo Sanctuary, at 403 Stafford St. in
Folsom. Regular zoo admission fees apply.
The Thanksgiving tradition dates back to
the mid-1990s to help bring more atten-
dance to the zoo.
Thanksgiving Feast for the animals en-
courages people to visit the zoo at a time
of year when theres typically a drop in at-
tendance, Miller said. The cooler months
of the year are actually some of the best
times to visit, since many of the animals are
more active and energized when its brisk
outside.
The special Thanksgiving meals are pre-
pared for each animal and include some
of their favorite foods and seasonal treats.
Zoo ofcials said its a unique opportunity
to watch the creatures enthusiastically dive
into their favorite goodies.
Since the Thanksgiving holiday is
focused around family, the zoo event is
a great way for the entire family to join
in an activity together plus get a little
fresh air and exercise as they walk the zoo
grounds, Miller said. Its also a day for
everyone to give thanks for our blessings,
and at the zoo, that includes the animals.
The Zoo docents are also on hand to an-
swer questions about the animals and talk
to visitors about the zoos mission.
The zoo provides the National Charity
League with a menu and recipes for each
animals meal, Miller said. The League buys
the food and makes the pies, stufng and
any other cooked items. Zoo staff and vol-
unteers then assemble the complete meals
for each animal, turning out beautifully
presented platters and bowls complete
with parsley and lemon-wedge garnishes,
Miller said.
Members of the community can help
by simply coming to the event with their
friends and family, and spending part of
their day watching and learning about the
amazing animals who live at the Folsom
Zoo, Miller said.
For more information, call (916) 351-3527
or visit folsom.ca.us/depts/parks_n_recre-
ation/zoo/default.asp.
KNOW AND GO
What: Thanksgiving Feast for the Animals
When: 11 a.m. Thursday, Nov. 27
Where: Folsom Zoo Sanctuary, 403 Stafford St.,
Folsom
Info: (916) 351-3527, folsom.ca.us/depts/parks_n_
recreation/zoo/default.asp
Photos courtesy Judy Bujold
The annual
Thanksgiving
Feast for the An-
imals will return
to the Folsom
Zoo Sanctuary at
11 a.m. Thursday,
Nov. 27
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by laura newell / entertainer
I
ts time for ice skaters to tie up their laces and slide onto the ice in
Folsom this holiday season, as the Folsom Historic District ice
rink returns to Sutter Street.
The ice rink will be open from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. every day
including all holidays, Nov. 7 through Jan. 19. Ice skating session
times include 10 a.m., noon, and 2, 4, 6 and 8 p.m. Adult
skating is $10 plus a $3 skate rental. For children 8 and younger
and seniors 62 and older, skating is $8 plus a $3 skate rental.
This is the fourth year Folsom has housed the ice rink
for the season.
The ice rink will be around the Historic Folsom
Railroad Turntable again this year, said Stephanie Rodgers,
Folsom Historic District director. She said she hopes the rink
will allow people to have a fun experience while getting ready
for the holiday season with skating, gift shopping and perhaps
relaxing with a hot chocolate along the street.
This district is beaming with charm, Rodgers said. The
ice rink brings our community together, and this is the driving
force behind all of the Folsom Historic District Association
events. Its a fun experience for families and friends to gather to enjoy
the holiday season, a birthday party or ice skate just for the fun of it.
For more information, visit historicfolsom.org.
ENTERTAINMENT
The Folsom Historic District ice rink returns to Sutter Street on Nov. 7.
A wobbly Alisha gets a stable hand from mom Sherry Toutges of
Folsom at the Folsom Historic District ice rink on Sutter Street.
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25th Annual Holiday Tree Lighting at El Dorado Hills Town Center
T
he 25thAnnual Holiday Tree
Lighting will take place in El Do-
rado Hills Town Center on Saturday,
November 29th from 4-8pm, in
partnership with the El Dorado Hills
Chamber of Commerce and the El
Dorado Hills CSD. The festivities-
kick off at 4pm with Merchant Open
Houses, where families will enjoy
food, beverages and holiday en-
tertainment. The frst 150 children
to arrive will be invited to play the
Stuff Your Stocking game, where
they visit participating businesses to
fll their stockings with special gifts.
From 5-6pm, enjoy live holiday en-
tertainment with the music of Five
for Dinner, a local band featuring
guitar favorite
This year, the event will feature
a Holiday Caroling Contest as part
of the entertainment, with three
groups chosen to perform live
onstage. Groups of all ages are
asked to submit entries via You-
Tube to marketing@tcmgroupinc.
com. The song must be a recog-
nizable Holiday carol with a length
of no more than 5 minutes. Groups
should have a minimum of 2 individ-
uals and a maximum of 8. Musical
instrument playing is optional and
a band will be provided at the
live performance. The deadline
for entry is Monday, November
10th. Winners will be announced
on November 14th. The Holiday
Caroling Contest will take place
from 6-6:30pm while families wait
for Santas arrival on his traditional
EDH fre truck to light the tree with
magic glitter. There will be Kettle
Korn, face painting, cookies and hot
chocolate.
Also in December, the fnal Out-
door Movie of the year will feature
Polar Express on December 5th at
6pm. Children are encouraged to
wear their pajamas and movie goers
will enjoy popcorn and hot choco-
late while characters from the movie
mingle with the crowd. Other Holi-
day activities include Carriage Rides
on Saturday and Sunday nights,
December 5th 20th, where guests
will soak up the beauty of Town
Center decorated for the holidays.
Proceeds beneft Hands for Hope
and Young Life. And always a Town
Center favorite, Santa will be in the
California Welcome Center taking
photos with children (and one spe-
cial date for animals of course), from
November 28th-December 24th.
For details on these and all other
events, please visit www.EDHTown-
Center.com.
El Dorado Hills Town Center is an
extraordinary destination nestled in
El Dorado Hills, California. Fea-
turing shops, restaurants, nightlife,
entertainment and amenities in a
scenic pedestrian- and family-friend-
ly atmosphere, Town Center pro-
vides one stop to shop, dine, stay
and play.
4364 Town Center Blvd., El Dorado Hills, CA 95762
Highway 50 and Latrobe Road
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F
or more than 25 years, Placerville has welcomed the holiday sea-
son with a special holiday event celebrating local entertainment,
a traditional tree-lighting near the historic Courthouse on Main
Street and a Merchants Open House.
The Placerville Downtown Association will host the Festival of
Lights, held on the Friday after Thanksgiving, said Lisa Crummett,
Placerville Downtown Association marketing director. This year, the
Festival of Lights will be from 5-8 p.m. Friday, Nov. 28, rain or shine.
The honorary celebrity at the event is a large, old, light-adorned
spruce tree across the street from the historic courthouse that is aglow
with colorful lights after the public countdown at 6 p.m., Crummett
said. In conjunction with the big tree lighting, more than 75 trees are
donated by El Dorado County Christmas Tree Growers are lit after the
countdown.
These trees are adopted and decorated by organizations and indi-
viduals through the El Dorado County Chamber of Commerce.
The tree lighting is followed by a visit from a jolly fellow in a red
suit who sets up at River City Bank that evening, Crummett said.
Photos will be available, but are not required to visit Santa.
There will be a street closure between the Courthouse and Sac-
ramento Street to host performers in several different performance
locations on Main Street.
Wherever you are on Main Street, there are several chances to
enjoy the entertainment, Crummett said. In addition to the entertain-
ment, there are stagecoach rides from Davy Doc Wiser and his crew,
and this is also the rst day of the Merchants Open House, where
visitors can enjoy goodies from merchants, view beautifully decorated
windows, and start their holiday shopping.
Festival performers include The Placerville Gold Rush Chorus, El
Dorado High School Band, The Cantare Chorale and Jammin Dance
and Fitness.
There is so much planned for this free event that you will want to
bring the whole family to Main Street to enjoy the festival, Crummett
said.
For more information, call (530) 672-3436 or visit
PlacervilleDowntown.com.
by laura newell / entertainer
KNOW AND GO
What: Festival of Lights
When: 5-8 p.m., Friday, Nov. 28
Where: Main Street in Placerville
Info: (530) 672-3436, PlacervilleDowntown.com
Placervilles Festival of Lights celebra-
tion will be from 5-8 p.m. on Friday,
Nov. 28, rain or shine. Courtesy Photo.
ENTERTAINMENT
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dream of opening a hotel together. As they eagerly await the arrival of the
Hawkins Holiday Tap Dance Extravaganza Show, they encounter some
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and stormy weather! All of these adventures are wrapped up in a delightfully
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by laura newell / entertainer
H
igh school marching bands will vie for trophies at the 11th annual
Folsom Fall Festival.
The regions most highly anticipated marching band competition
is set for 5 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 1, at the Prairie City Stadium on the Folsom
High School campus. According to Jeannette Kim, Folsom High School Music
Boosters press secretary, the festival will feature 14 of the top marching bands
from high schools throughout Northern California and Nevada.
The Folsom Fall Festival is expected to draw thousands of spectators, Kim
said. Last years attendance topped 3,000, and organizers anticipate a capacity
crowd this year.
At 9 p.m., the Folsom High School Marching Band and Color Guard
will perform an exhibition of their new eld show, Les Miserables. The
Sacramento State Marching Band will take the eld to perform as the festivals
special guest.
Judges from all over the state that have distinguished themselves as
successful marching band directors and administrators will decide the
champions, Kim said.
The Folsom Fall Festival is sponsored in part by the Folsom Tourist Bureau,
Caltronics Business Systems, and Tims Music.
General admission is $12. Seniors 60 and older, children 12 and under, and
students with ID are $7. Ages 4 and under are free. Family Four Packs for two
adults and two children are available for $30.
For more information or to purchase tickets, visit FolsomMusic.org.
KNOW AND GO
What: Folsom Fall Festival
When: 5pm, Saturday, November 1
Where: Prairie City Stadium on the Folsom
High School Campus
Info: FolsomMusic.org
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theband
The Folsom Fall Festival is expected
to draw thousands of spectators.
ENTERTAINMENT
Folsom Fall Festival Marching Band
Competition returns this month
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lightupthenight
withTwinLakesfoodbank
T
he people behind Twin Lakes Food Bank
invite the community to join them as they
Light up the Night at their annual dinner
auction.
Lets come together as a community to cele-
brate close to 30 years of making a difference in
our local communities, said Tammy Thompson,
Twin Lakes Food Bank executive director. This
will be a great evening of terric food, fellowship
and some outstanding bargains.
The Twin Lakes Food Bank provides seven
days worth of groceries to families in need,
along with fresh produce and fresh dairy. It also
provides clothing and basic living necessities to
those who use their services. The food bank sup-
ports families in need in Folsom, Orangevale, El
Dorado Hills and Granite Bay.
The evening will include live music by ML3, a
live auction hosted by Dave Bender from KOVR
Channel 13, dinner catered by Arlene Powers
Gourmet Cooking and a dessert buffet provided
by Sierra Moms Club.
Light up the Night starts at 5:30 p.m. Satur-
day, Nov. 1, at Oak Hills Auditorium, 1100 Blue
Ravine Road in Folsom. Tickets are $35.
This event is the food banks main fundrais-
er for the year, so we want to encourage many
people to attend, Thompson said. The fund-
raiser helps us keep the lights on and keep gas
in the trucks.
For those who can not attend the auction
dinner, Thompson said, there are other ways to
help.
People can still donate auction items or
make monetary donations online, Thompson
said. With the weather cooling down, the food
bank is also in need of material items including
clothing, coats, blankets, sheets, sleeping bags,
housewares and canned vegetables.
A drop-off center is located in front of the
Twin Lakes Food Bank, 327 Montrose Drive,
Folsom.
For more information, call the Twin Lakes
Food Bank at (916) 985-6232 or visit TwinLakes-
FoodBank.org.
The dinner auction will include live music by ML3
and a live auction hosted by Dave Bender from
KOVR Channel
KNOW AND GO
What: Light up the Night dinner auction
When: 5:30 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 1
Where: Oak Hills Auditorium,
1100 Blue Ravine Road, Folsom
Cost: $35
Info: (916) 985-6232, TwinLakesFoodBank.Org
Twin Lakes Food Banks annual
Light up the Night dinner
auction starts at 5:30 p.m.
Saturday, Nov. 1, at Oak Hills
Auditorium, 1100 Blue Ravine
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W
ith the holiday season just around the corner,
Cherry Blow Dry Bar in Folsoms Palladio can
help women get the perfect look for every
holiday party.
Cherry Blow Dry Bar opened in August and offers
women unique blow dry styles for $35.
To achieve optimum results, we use Kevin Murphy
products. Our experienced stylists can help clients
achieve red-carpet looks for any occasion, said owner
Brooke Knadle. Styles offered include sexy beach waves,
big and bouncy, chic up-dos and bohemian braids.
Cherry Blow Dry Bar tape-in extensions are also offered.
For anyone who wants more fullness, length or
thickness in their hair, tape extensions will instantly give
those benets, Knadle said.
Knadle said the salon has nine stylists, all of whom have
their cosmetology license.
We are an express service salon, Knadle said. Most
of our services take only 45 minutes to an hour. We
are the only salon in the area that strictly offers styling
without having to cut or color the hair. While we do offer
appointments, they arent necessary. Women frequently
come in when they dont feel like doing their hair, have
a special occasion to attend -- date night, a prom or a
wedding. We are also popular for bachelorette parties
and bridal showers. We also can accommodate bridal
parties and have the convenience of everyone getting
their hair done at the same time.
As a special treat, Cherry Blow Dry Bar is offering $25
blowouts on Mondays through Nov. 24.
We also have gift certicates that are great to give
someone for any occasion, Knadle said. We are now
offering the ability to book appointments in advance for
your holiday party needs.
For private bridal, birthday and bachelorette parties,
call the salon for pricing and availability at (916) 932-4381.
KNOW AND GO
What: Cherry Blow Dry Bar
Special: $25 blowouts on Mondays through Nov. 24
Where: 330 Palladio Parkway, Suite 2011, Folsom
Info: (916) 932-4381
Courtesy Photo
Cherry Blow Dry Bar in Folsom is an express service salon offering styling without having to cut or
color the hair.
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winefest
Sutter Creeks Winefest will start at 4 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 8.
Guests will walk up and down the three blocks of historic Main Street, visiting
25 shops that will offer tastings of different Amador County wines.
W
ine enthusiasts will stroll historic
Sutter Creeks Main Street while
tasting a selection of Amador
County wines in local shops.
Guests can check in to pick up their wine
glass, wristband and tasting map at the
Sutter Creek Auditorium starting at 4 p.m.
Saturday, Nov. 8.
The day will include silent auctions for art
wine and a table of premier gifts and travel
packages, said Lisa Klosowski, director of
the Sutter Creek Visitor Center.
Start bidding while sampling some early
hors doeuvres, Klosowski said. Then
begin your journey walking up and down the
three blocks of historic Main Street visiting
25 shops which will offer tastings of different
Amador County wines.
At 7 p.m., guests will return to the audi-
At 7 p.m., guests will return to the auditorium for the Winef-
est festive grand nale celebration
torium for the Winefest festive grand nale
celebration featuring live music by guitarists
Duncan Herring and Hal Gamble, desserts
and dessert wines, the silent auctions nal
biddings, and the traditional Mystery Wine-
in-a-Bag Auction, Klosowski said.
Advance tickets are $25 each. Tickets
bought on the day of the event will be $30.
For more information, call (209) 267-9038 or
visit amadorarts.org.
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in Folsoms Historic District
QBole Flor
Ingredients: Reposado tequila, hibiscus
ower syrup, pomegranate juice, lime
juice and agave nectar, garnished with a
lime.
Location: QBole Mexican Restaurant &
Cantina, 718 Sutter St., Suite 201, Folsom
Description: This cocktail starts with
sweet hibiscus avors and ends with a
tart, fresh lime avor. Created by bar-
tender Alfredo Lua, this light drink will be
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new location with a patio overlooking
Sutter Street.
Pinot Noir Brut
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Location: Cellar Wine and Cheese
Bar, 727 Sutter St. Suite B, Folsom
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bly sparkling wine is the perfect
holiday drink to sip on after an
afternoon of holiday shopping in
the Folsom Historic District.
Mans Hatten
Ingredients: Bullet Rye Whiskey, sweet
vermouth and Aztec chocolate bitters,
garnished with three brandy-soaked
cherries.
Location: Sutter Street Steakhouse,
604 Sutter St., Folsom
Description: Created by bartender Sal
Rodriguez, this twist on a classic Man-
hattan is a bit spicy with Aztec chocolate
bitters contrasting with the sweet avors
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people are jumping onboard for the famous
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The restaurant chain is famous for serving
premium meats and cheeses steamed piping hot
and piled high on a toasted sub roll, which is served
Fully Involved with fresh produce and condiments.
Founded by former reghting brothers, the
restaurants rehouse dcor is based on the
founding familys decades of re and police service.
Folsoms new location is decorated with reghter
memorabilia from the Folsom Fire Department.
The restaurant is at 1001 E. Bidwell St. in Folsom.
Owner Devin Brar said he is excited to bring
Firehouse Subs taste and avor to the city of
Folsom.
I thought Folsom would be a wonderful
location. This is a small, local community, and this
is something completely different than everything
else thats opening around Folsom, Brar said. We
hired all local community members and I will be
here every day at the restaurant. Its important for
me to be a part of my community. Its a good feeling
to get out there and help. I am looking forward to
working with the local Folsom Fire Department. The
department has been very helpful and involved with
our opening.
According to Brar, Firehouse Subs restaurants
boast a custom, hand-painted mural that pays
tribute to the local community. The Folsom mural
features the Folsom Fire Departments engine truck
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atop of the historic 1917 truss
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reghters extinguishing a
burning re below the bridge.
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by laura newell / entertainer
Many marched in Folsoms annual Veterans Day Parade.
V
eterans Day is remembered every year on Nov. 11,
to honor Americas veterans for their patriotism.
In Folsom, the day is celebrated with a parade and
remembrance ceremony.
This years parade theme is Home of the Free, Be-
cause of the Brave, said Ron Hawn, commander of
Folsom American Legion Post 362.
Folsoms Veterans Day parade starts at 9 a.m. on
Tuesday, Nov. 11. The parade will start from the Home
Goods parking lot on Montrose St. and end at the Folsom
Community Center on Natomas St.
This years Grand Marshall will be Lt. Col. Frank
Hilscher, of Folsom. Hilscher is retired from the U.S. Air
Force after 26 years of service.
Hawn said there will be a ceremony honoring Folsom
Veterans at the Veterans Memorial next to Folsom City
Hall. The public is welcome to attend the service follow-
ing the parade.
Nathan Anzelc waves a ag and watch-
es the Veterans Day Parade in Folsom
with his friends and family last year.
Entertainer le photo
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turkeytrot
Fun, family Thanksgiving Day tradition
Participants are off and running during one of the previous Folsom Turkey Trots. The event is in its eighth year.
KNOW AND GO
What: 5K run/walk, 10K Run
Day: Thanksgiving morning; Nov. 27
Time: 10K, 8:50 a.m.; 5K, 9:10 a.m.
Where: Folsom Parkway Trails
Cost: $30, $35 at packet pickup if
space is available, no race day
registration
Info: folsomturkeytrot.com
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odd Drybread is surprised as anyone at the success and growth
of the Folsom Turkey Trot.
When he started the event eight years ago, he never
dreamed it would be what it has become.
That rst year, we were expecting 800 people and we had 1,900,
Drybread said. Now the last four years, weve sold out with 4,000
people. Every year, weve thought about growing it, but we want to
keep it a small family event; not an all-day event.
The trot has denitely become a family event. Every year, fami-
lies from Folsom and the surrounding areas descend on the Parkway
trials for the festive event.
Jennifer Collins has participated in six of the seven turkey trots,
and the only one she hasnt was because she was out of town. She
plans on enjoying her seventh trot this year.
Its my thing to do, said Collins, who daughter joined her in the
event three years ago. Im hoping my other daughter will join me
this year. I love the sense of community. Everyone seems so excited.
Its a fun way to get together. Its a great course, and I love to support
the community.
Drybread said the event was quickly embraced by the community.
I think it has turned into a tradition for a lot of people, Drybread
said. People come out every year and you always see families. You
see the kids and the grandparents. Its something to do on Thanks-
giving morning, and youre giving back to the community at the
same time. And because its small, people still have time to get back
home and have their Thanksgiving in the afternoon.
Collins said the weather has been cold some years, and other
years its been nice. Either way, shes enjoyed the event.
Im not a runner, but I run that event and I still enjoy it, Collins
said. The Turkey Trot is a tradition to me now, and we will do it. Its
early enough in the morning where theres still time to get the turkey
in the oven and eat later in the day.
Proceeds from the event go to two local charities: Twin Lakes Food
Bank and the Never in Our Town youth assistance fund.
We raised just over $42,000 last year, Drybread said. Every year,
we seem to raise a couple thousand more dollars.
There is also a food and clothing drive for Twin Lakes Food Bank
at the race packet pickup from noon until 7:30 p.m. Nov. 26 at Sports
Authority in the Palladio. The food bank is in need of winter clothing,
blankets and sleeping bags.
Drybread hopes the event continues to be popular.
I see it staying like this, Drybread said. Its a fun, family tradi-
tion. Its not too huge, and the kids feel safe and people still get
home in time to cook their Thanksgiving dinner.
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Saturday, Nov. 1
Museum of Wonder & Delight opens in November
at 905 Leidesdoff St. in Historic Folsom. The muse-
um has toys, folk art holiday items and The Dolph
Gotelli Collection. Info: (916) 985-2707.
Ukulele lessons meet from 1-2 p.m. every Saturday
at 632 E. Bidwell St., Folsom. Free. Info: (916) 984-
3020, facebook.com/nicholsonmusicafe.
All Nations Run, 3K and 5K, at 10 a.m. at Shingle
Springs Rancheria, 5281 Honpie Road (Highway 50 at
Red Hawk Parkway), Placerville. Fee: $20 adults, $10
children 12 and under. Includes medal, barbecue,
T-shirt and featured speaker gold medalist Billy Mills.
Sponsored by Shingle Springs Health & Wellness
Center. Info: allnationsrun.eventbrite.com.
The Capitol Pops Concert Band fall concert plays
at 7 p.m. at the Cameron Park Community Center
Gym, 2502 Country Club Drive in Cameron Park.
Tickets: $10 each or two for $18 in advance, or $12
each at the door. Performance will include American
favorites, a salute to the armed forces and some sea-
sonal tunes. Voice and instrumental soloists will be a
part of the show. Info: (530) 677-2231, showclix.com.
Farmers Market open from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. every
Saturday at the Railroad Turntable and Public Plaza
in Historic Folsom. More than 45 farmers and ven-
dors with certied farmers, locally grown seasonal
fruits and vegetables, fresh baked goods, fresh eggs
and dairy, live music and more. Info: historicfolsom.
org.

Murer House Museum and Garden tours meet
from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 1125 Joe Murer Court, Fol-
som. Free. Bring a picnic lunch. Info: (916) 985-3290,
murerhouse.org.
Pine Needle Basket Class with American River
Conservancy from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Fee $40 mem-
bers, $50 non-members. Youths age 12 and older
welcome with adult supervision. Learn how to start
a basket, coiling techniques, collecting, storing,
dyeing pine needles and some history of pine nee-
dle basket-making. Call to sign up and for meeting
place. (530) 621-1224, Julie@arconservancy.org.
Light up the Night, Twin Lakes Food Bank annual
dinner auction starts at 5:30 p.m. at Oak Hills Audi-
torium, 1100 Blue Ravine Road, Folsom. Cost: $35.
Benets local families in need. Live music by local
band ML3, a live auction hosted by Dave Bender
from KOVR Channel 13, dinner catered by Arlene
Powers Gourmet Cooking, and a dessert buffet pro-
vided by Sierra Moms Club. Info: (916) 985-6232.
Rancho Cordova Civic Light Orchestra presents
Happy Halloween! at 4 p.m. at First Covenant
Church, 10933 Progress Court, Rancho Cordova.
Free. Conductor Pete Nowlen features Nielsens
Aladdin Suite, Mussorgskys Night on Bald Moun-
tain, plus Pirates, and Witches, and Puppets, Oh
My! Costumes are encouraged for a lively concert
for all trick-or-treaters. Info: rcclo.com.
Monday, Nov. 3
Mary Black plays at 7:30 p.m. at Harris Center, 10
College Parkway, Folsom. Tickets: $25-$39 general,
$49 premier. $20 children under 12 and students with
an ID. She is a dominant presence in Irish music,
both here and abroad. Info: (916) 608-6888, Har-
riscenter.net.
Wednesday, Nov. 5
Diego El Cigala plays at 7:30 p.m. at Harris Cen-
ter, 10 College Parkway, Folsom. Tickets: $25-$45
general, $55 premier, $12 student with ID. El Cigala
has been called the Sinatra of Flamenco. Info: (916)
608-6888, Harriscenter.net.
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november
Business Connects Chamber Luncheon from 11:30
a.m. to 1 p.m. at El Dorado Hills Community Services
District, 1021 Harvard Way. Lunch: $15 members,
$20 guest. Guest speaker Mix Liz. Lunch catered by
Off the Vine Catering. Info: chamber@eldoradohills-
chamber.org.
Open Mic Night is from 7-10 p.m. every Wednesday
at Lockdown Brewing Co. tasting room, 718 Sutter
St., Ste 200, Folsom. Info: (916) 358-9645, lockdown-
brewingcompany.com.
Open Mic Night is from 6-9 p.m. every Wednesday
at 632 E. Bidwell St., Folsom. Free. Bluegrass and
old-time style. Info: (916) 984-3020, facebook.com/
nicholsonmusicafe.
Cappuccino Cruisers meets from 4:30-9 p.m., every
Wednesday, at Skipolinis Pizza and Pasta, 191 Blue
Ravine Road, Folsom. Info: (916) 988-6376.
Play Mexican Train Dominoes meets at 12:30 p.m.,
every Wednesday, at the El Dorado Hills Senior
Center, 990 Lassen Lane, El Dorado Hills. Game im-
mediately follows Senior Nutrition Lunch. Info: (916)
358-3575.
Thursday, Nov. 6
Orangevale Farmers market open from 4-8 p.m.
every Thursday in the Dairy Queen parking lot, 9295
Greenback Lane. Everything sold is grown or made
within 150 miles of Orangevale. Info: (916) 989-8779.
Wines of the month preview event by Fair Play
Winery Association open from 6-8 p.m. at the Histor-
ic Cary House, 300 Main St., Placerville. Info: fairplay-
wine.com.
Friday, Nov. 7
Ballroom Tea Dance meets from 7-11 p.m. every
Friday at Capital Dance Center, 11270 Sanders Drive,
Rancho Cordova. Cost: $8. Info: (916) 635- 2600,
capitaldancecenter.com.
Holiday Craft Faire open from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.
at Pinebrook Village, 7900 Folsom Auburn Road in
Folsom.
Folsom Ice Rink from 10 a.m.-10 p.m. daily from
Nov. 7-Jan. 19. Sessions begin at 10 a.m. noon, 2,
4, 6, and 8 p.m. Please park in the parking structure
located at 905 Leidesdorff St. Info: (916) 985-4181,
info@historicfolsom.org.
Disneys Aladdin Jr. plays through Nov. 16: 7 p.m.
Thursdays and Fridays, 2 and 7 p.m. Saturdays, and
2 p.m. Sundays. Presented by El Dorado Music The-
atre at Harris Center, 10 College Parkway, Folsom.
Tickets: $18-$28 general, $36 premier. Saturday,
Nov. 8, is a sign-interpreted performance, and Nov.
6 and 13 are the Bargain shows. Info: (916) 608-6888,
Harriscenter.net.
Fundraising Auction is from 6-8:30 p.m. at Victory
Life Church, 800 Reading St., Folsom. $20 includes
a thank you gift bag, food and refreshments. Info:
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Anon (ymous) presented by Falcons Eye Theatre
plays at 7:30 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays through
Nov. 23; Sundays at 2 p.m.; and 7:30 p.m. Nov. 15
and 20 at Harris Center, 10 College Parkway, Folsom.
Tickets: $15 general, $10 seniors and student with
ID. Story is based on Homers Odyssey. Info: (916)
608-6888, Harriscenter.net.
Jason Marsalis Vibes Quartet plays at 7:30 p.m.
Nov. 7; and at 2 and 7:30 p.m. Nov. 8 at Harris
Center, 10 College Parkway, Folsom. Marsalis has
been known for his talent on the drums and now for
his unique sound on the vibraphones. Tickets: $45
general, $12 student with ID. Info: (916) 608-6888,
Harriscenter.net.
Saturday, Nov. 8
Lake Tahoe Women Wellness Weekend from 7
a.m. Saturday to 4 p.m. Sunday at Granlibakken,
725 Granlibakken Road, Tahoe City. Event charge:
$120, lodging and continuing education credit is an
additional charge. Event has exercise classes, vendor
booths, health fair, food and wine. Medical doctors
and health professionals will present information on
nutrition, anti-aging, exercise tips, and more. Info:
granlibakken.com, shawnalee@granlibakken.com.
Holiday Craft Faire open from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
at Pinebrook Village, 7900 Folsom Auburn Road in
Folsom.
And Then There Were None plays at 8 p.m.
Fridays and Saturdays, and 4 p.m. Sundays, through
Nov. 30, at Sutter Street Theatre, 717 Sutter St.,
Folsom. Tickets: $15-23 general, $21 seniors and
SARTA, $18 students with a student body card, $15
for children 12 and under. Info: (916) 353-1001, sut-
terstreettheatre.com.
Madrona, fourth quarter events: Harvest Festival
from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. through Sunday at Madrona
Vineyards, 2560 High Hill Road, Camino. $15 per
person. Taste great wines and indulge in a fettuccine
lunch. Reservations encouraged. Info: (530) 644-
5948, madronavineyards.com.
Farmers Market open
from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the
Railroad Turntable and Public
Plaza in Historic Folsom.
More than 45 farmers and
vendors with certied farm-
ers locally grown seasonal

Thunder in November III plays at 8 p.m. at Thun-
der Valley, Pano Hall, 1200 Athens Ave., Lincoln.
Tickets from $20. Its a benet fundraiser for Placer
10-35 Foundation, which assists Placer County peace
ofcers and families in times of tragedy. Features
country-western music by Chris Gardner Band and
Terry Sheets Band. Info: thundervalleyresort.com,
(916) 408-7777.
Sunday, Nov. 9
Bird Walk at Cronan Ranch with American River
Conservancy from 8 a.m. to noon. $5 members,
suggested donation $10 non-members. Tim Jack-
son, who maintains a website on local birds, and
Angela Jackson, photographer and writer, will lead
a moderate 3-mile walk. Ages 8+ are welcome. Call
to sign up and meeting place (Pilot Hill area). (530)
621-1224, Julie@arconservancy.org.
Monday, Nov. 10
Prague Philharmonic Choir plays at 7:30 p.m. at
Harris Center, 10 College Parkway, Folsom. Tickets:
$25-$39 general, $49 premier, $12 student with ID.
Info: (916) 608-6888, Harriscenter.net.
Tuesday, Nov. 11
Guitar Trios from California and Montreal play at
7 p.m. at Harris Center, 10 College Parkway, Folsom.
Tickets: $19-$29 general, $39 premier, $12 student
with ID. Guitarists from four countries and 40 years
of combined experience to play rock, jazz and classi-
cal. Info: (916) 608-6888, Harriscenter.net.
The Folsom Tea Party Patriots meet at 7 p.m. at
the Hampton Inn & Suites, 155 Placerville Road in
Folsom. Info: folsomteaparty.com.
Wednesday, Nov. 12
Solar for your home seminar held from 9 a.m. to
noon at SMUD Customer Service Center, 6301 S St.,
Sacramento. Seminar and parking are free, and a Re-
gional Transit (RT) hub is a block away at 65th Street.
Is solar right for your home and budget? Energy
experts can help you sort it all out. Info: (916) 732-
6738, smud.org/workshops.
Holiday Boutique Lunch and Auction starts at 10:30
a.m. at Folsom Rotary Clubhouse, 7150 Baldwin Dam
Road, Folsom. Cost: $18.50. Guest speaker: Danette
Bentz, nurse, educator and business owner. Reser-
vations required by Nov. 6, must be honored or paid
for. Child care is available only with reservations.
Info: Doreen (916) 934-0869.
Business Connects Mixer, Hosted by El Dorado
Hills CrossFit from 5:30-7:30 p.m. at El Dorado Hills
Cross Fit, 4970 Robert J. Mathews Parkway. Come
socialize, mingle and network. Rafe drawing will
available with all proceeds going to the Chamber
scholarship fund. Info: chamber@eldoradohillscham-
ber.org
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Handmade Crafts Sweet Shoppe & Bakery
Chili House Door Prizes
Bring your family & friends to shop for the holidays.
FRIDAY
November 7th 11am-6pm
SATURDAY
November 8th 9am-2pm
PINEBROOK VILLAGE
7900 Folsom Auburn Road Folsom
Crafty Creations of
Cameron Park
34th Annual
Holiday Boutique
El Dorado Hills Community Center
1021 Harvard Way El Dorado Hills
(corner of Harvard Way & El Dorado Hills Blvd.
Midway between Hwy. 50 & Green Valley Rd.)
New
Hours
on Fri.
Friday Nov. 14 3pm 6pm
Saturday Nov. 15 9am 3pm
Major credit cards accepted
For information contact Kathy at 916-548-4929
holiday
Shopportunity
S ATURDAY , N OVEMBER 15 TH
11am - 4pm
FREE ADMISSION AND PARKING FREE ADMISSION AND PARKING
Folsom Community Center
52 Natoma Street
The perfect place to start your holiday shopping.
Unique gifts & services for your gift giving needs.
Youll find something for everyone.
Crafters
Vendors
Shopping
Raffles
fruits and vegetables, fresh baked goods, fresh
eggs and dairy, live music and more. Info: historic-
folsom.org.
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Ladies Night Out: Help Mito Kids Fundraiser
starts at 6 p.m. at Casa Ramos, 2023 Vine St., No.
200, El Dorado Hills. Ten vendors, rafe prizes,
pre-holiday shopping. Vendor fees and rafe ticket
sales benet Help Mito Kids. Info: helpmitokids.org.
Poetry Off the Shelves meets from 6-7 p.m. at El
Dorado County Library, 345 Fair Lane, 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, poetspiper@att.net.
Friday, Nov. 14
Power Luncheon sponsored by El Dorado Hills, Fol-
som and Rancho Chambers meets from 11:30 a.m.
to 1 p.m. at Hop House, 4364 Town Center Blvd.,
Suite 128. Lunch: $20. RSVP required: (916) 933-1335.
Marshall Tucker Band at 8:30 p.m. at Thunder Val-
ley, 1200 Athens Ave., Lincoln. Tickets from $32.75-
$42.75. Performing Ssouthern country rock. Info:
thundervalleyresort.com, (916) 408-7777.
Sunday, Nov. 16
A Night at the Library from 4-7 p.m. at El Dora-
do Hills Library, 7455 Silva Valley Parkway. By The
Friends of the Library. $30. Stroll through the stacks
sipping wine, nibbling delights. Music to soothe,
artwork, drawing and silent auction. Emcee will be
Dave Bender of KOVR and featured bands are Jazz
Report and Island of Black and White. Info: (916) 933-
2130, smbmsw@comcast.net, eldoradolibrary.org.
Wine Makers October Dinner at 6 p.m. at Bacchus
House Wine, Bar & Bistro, 1004 East Bidwell St.,
No. 100, in Folsom. Ticket: $85 per person. Enjoy a
multi-course tasting menu prepared by executive
chef Victor Octavio, paired with the limited produc-
tion award winning wines of Yannick Rouseau. Info:
bacchushousebistro.com, (916) 984-7500.
Thursday, Nov. 20
Wine and Book event from 6:30-8 p.m. at Face in
a Book, 4359 Town Center Blvd., Ste 113, El Dorado
Hills. Info: getyourfaceinabook.com, (916) 941-9401.
Friday, Nov. 28
Pictures with Santa. Times vary, through Dec. 24
at the California Welcome Center in the El Dorado
Hills Town Center, 4364 Town Center Blvd., Ste 134,
El Dorado Hills. Come and share your lists and have
your picture taken. Info: edhtowncenter.com.
Saturday, Nov. 29
The 50th annual Holiday Tree Lighting from 4-8
p.m. at the El Dorado Hills Town Center, 4364 Town
Center Blvd., Suite 134, El Dorado Hills. Info: edh-
towncenter.com.
An Irish Christmas at 7 p.m. Friday and Saturday, and 2 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, at Harris Center, 10
College Parkway, Folsom. Tickets: $25-39 general, $49 premium and $20 children under 12. An evening
of storytelling, music, song and dance. Info: (916) 608-6888, Harriscenter.net.
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November 19 7pm-10pm
Historic Folsom Christmas Tree Lighting
December 5 6pm-9pm
Christmas Arts & Crafts Fair
December 6 8am-4pm
Historic Folsom Holiday Home Tour
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