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table of contents
history of auburn................................................................................................ 06
education in auburn........................................................................................... 08
art galleries........................................................................................................... 12
craft beer round up............................................................................................ 16
winery round up................................................................................................... 18
golf course round up......................................................................................... 22
dining guide............................................................................................................. 24
entertainment round up.................................................................................. 26
outdoors.................................................................................................................. 30
AUBURN EVENTS....................................................................................................... 36
THINGS TO DO............................................................................................................ 44
chamber member directory............................................................................ 50
04 DIS C OV E R A U B U R N P U B L I C ATIO N O F TH E A U BU RN JO U RN A L FO R TH E AUBURN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
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auburn
Area within City limits
7.166 sq. mi.
elevation
1,227 ft.
Population
2010: 13,300
2014: 13,960
City Council and elected officials
Keith Nesbitt: Mayor
Dr. Bill Kirby: Vice Mayor
George E. Williams: City Treasurer
Stephanie Snyder: City Clerk
Tim Rundel: City Manager
Michael G. Colantuono: City Attorney
CITY WEBSITE
auburn.ca.gov
POLICE
John Ruffcorn: Police Chief
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HISTORY OF AUBURN
BY AL ALBERTAZZI
Auburn was one of the earliest towns to spring up along

the west slope of the Sierra Nevada shortly after gold was
discovered at Sutter's Mill in Coloma in 1848. A few months
after the discovery, a Frenchman named Claude Chana was
part of a party of gold seekers traveling cross-country toward
Coloma. Camped at a site not far from where his statue now
stands in Old Town Auburn, Chana tried his hand at panning in
what would become known as Auburn Ravine Creek. His first
pan-full turned up three fair sized nuggets, and Auburn became
its own goldfield.
Much of the gold was in the form of dust washed from the
local streams, but sizeable nuggets were frequently found.
The old Placer Herald noted that "a group of miners at Spanish
Flat (within today's city limits) found a lump of gold worth a
thousand dollars" and that Mr. Botts took out a piece of gold
weighing 8 ounces.
It was also noted that miners were digging up the street
right to the entrance of the American Hotel.
Those miners were a hard working, hard drinking bunch, and
they liked their new town, and wanted it to be the winner in an
election to choose the county seat. Thanks to the enthusiasm
and activism of the miners, Auburn won that distinction in an
election in which, oddly enough, more votes were cast than
there were eligible voters in the county.
Most of the gold in the Auburn area was found on or near
the surface, and within a few years the easy picking had run
out. Some of the miners began to drift away in search of a new
bonanza, but Auburn, unlike some gold rush towns that have
become footnotes to history, survived and even thrived. The
difference was location. Auburn stood part way between the
supply center of Sacramento and the deep hard rock mines
of the Grass Valley/Nevada City area and the rich lode of the
Foresthill Divide. It became a stop over for the freight wagons
and stage coaches that plied the foothill roads in those early
days, and both the hotels and the saloons did a thriving business.
The coming of the railroad in 1865 didn't change Auburn's
position as a commercial hub, but it did add a new dimension.
As the gold ran out, many of the miners who had stayed turned
their hand to ranching and the growing of fruit trees. The
railroad allowed the shipping of fruit, mostly apples and pears,
and opened up markets never dreamed of. Every summer the
packing sheds along the track from Roseville to Colfax hummed
with activity as many hundreds of fruit-filled freight cars were
shipped to the rich eastern markets.
The days when fruit was king lasted up into the 1940s but
slowed down due to a blight that infected the trees and from
competition from the factory like farms of the more easily
worked level land of the Sacramento Valley. By then Auburn had
developed a more diverse economy including the development
of the multi-acre DeWitt Center, an expanding industrial park
at the Auburn Airport, and emerging as a world class center for
endurance sports such as the Tevis Cup Ride and the 100- mile
endurance run.
Over the years Auburn has continued to cherish its past,
particularly in "Old Town" where some structures from the gold
rush days still stand down the hill from the historic courthouse
built in 1898. Uptown, in what once was called "East Auburn,"
the State Theater has brought back its old marquee from the
1930s, and the interior has been renovated as a center for the
performing arts. The center is a part of the new Auburn, a city
that hasn't forgotten its past.
EDUCATION IN AUBURN
e d u c at i o n
information
district spending
The Auburn Union Elementary School
District spends $7,988 per pupil in current
expenditures.The district spends 60% on
instruction, 35% on support services, and
5% on other elementary and secondary
expenditures.
The Placer County Office of Education
School District spends $75,693 per pupil in
current expenditures.The district spends
45% on instruction, and 55% on support
services.
The Placer Union High School District
spends $8,445 per pupil in current
expenditures.The district spends 56% on
instruction, 41% on support services, and
3% on other elementary and secondary
expenditures.
district student-teacher ratio
auburn school districts
auburn middle schools
Ackerman Elementary (1 school)

Bowman Elementary School (1 school)
Charter School, K-8,
Enrollment: 518 - 13777 Bowman Rd Auburn, CA
95603
E. V. Cain Middle School

150 Palm Ave Auburn, CA 95603
Public Stem Charter, 6-8
Auburn Union Elementary (5 schools)

The Auburn Union Elementary School District is
located in Auburn,CA and includes 5 schools that
serve 2,137 students in grades KG through 8.
Placer Union High (6 schools)
Po Box 5048, Auburn, CA 23219 (530) 886-4400
The Placer Union High School District is located
in Auburn,CA and includes 6 schools that serve
4,511 students in grades 9 through 12.
auburn elementary schools
Auburn Elementary School
11400 Lariat Ranch Rd, Auburn, CA 95603
Public, K-5, Enrollment 520
Skyridge Elementary School
800 Perkins Way Auburn, CA 95603
Rock Creek Elementary School
3050 Bell Rd Auburn, CA 95603
Alta Vista Elementary School
173 Oak St. Auburn, CA 95603
auburn high schools

Placer High School
275 Orange St Auburn, CA 95603
Public, 9-12, Enrollment 1368
Chana High
3775 Richardson Dr Auburn, CA 95602
(Continuation) High School, Alt., 9-12,
Enrollment: 205
Maidu High School
3775 Richardson Dr Auburn, CA 95602
Alt., 9-12, Enrollment 122
nearest junior colleges

Sierra College
5000 Rocklin Road Rocklin, CA 95677
(916) 624-3333
private schools
Live Oak Waldorf School
410 Crother Rd, Meadow Vista, CA 95722
liveoakwaldorf.org
(530) 878-8720
The Auburn Union Elementary School

District has 21 students for every full-time
equivalent teacher, with the CA state
average being 24 students per full-time
equivalent teacher.
The Placer County Office of Education
School District has 9 students for every fulltime equivalent teacher, with the CA state
average being 24 students per full-time
equivalent teacher.
The Placer Union High School District has
24 students for every full-time equivalent
teacher, with the CA state average being 24
students per full-time equivalent teacher.
Vocational schools in auburn
Forty-Niner Rop High School
Public, VOC/Tech, 10-12
Forty-Niner ROP High School is located
in Auburn, CA and is in Forty-niner ROP
School District. It is a voc/tech school that
serves students in grades 10-12.
Vocational schools are public schools that
offer instruction in skilled trades such
as mechanics, carpentry, plumbing, and
construction in order to provide practical
experience and job training. Vocational
schools are usually at the secondary, or
high school, level.See Forty-Niner ROP
High Schools test results to learn more
about school performance.
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General Gomez
Arts & Events Center
Liberation. Independence. Freedom. Expression.
BY ANNE STOKES
The General Gomez Arts & Events Center, located in historic

downtown Auburn, is an artistic focal point for the community.
The venue features ever-revolving exhibitions of paintings, mixed
media, musical performances, and other artistic expressions
in 10,000 square feet of showroom space. The gallery houses
Placer Arts, a non-profit organization that supports arts and
sponsors events throughout the county. The gallery also
showcases eight artists-in-residence, whose work ranges from
lithographs to fine jewelry, and even adorned gourds.
General Gomez provides an art gallery and event space for
the community. Often we try to pair [exhibitions] with events
that are happening in town during the course of the year, says
General Manager David Burns. The vast majority [of art] comes
from local artists. We have a great group of artists around here
and it seems like its growing all the time.
The events center also serves as an events venue, which can
accommodate up to 200 people for corporate events, private
parties, and even graduations, lending an elegant art gallery
ambiance to any occasion.
Above: David Burns, General Manager of General Gomez Arts & Events
Center, provides an artistic focal point for the Auburn community, with
ever-revolving exhibitions of local artists. (Photos by Anne Stokes)
general gomez arts & events center

808 Lincoln Way, Auburn, CA 95603
(530) 745-4230
generalgomez.com
Hours:
MondayThursday: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
FridaySaturday: 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Sunday: 126 p.m.
Nicholson Blown Glass

Local artists create glittering glass works of art
BY ANNE STOKES
For the past 34 years, husband and wife artists Janet and
Rick Nicholson have collaborated to create gracefully beautiful
blown glass works of art, which have been shown in galleries,
businesses, and private homes locally and abroad. From local
installations such as the Roseville Kaiser Medical Building and
Lincolns Twelve Bridges Library, to faraway places like the
Ritz Carlton Club Lounge in Shenzhen, China, the Nicholsons
works add elegance and beauty to public and private spaces all
over the world.
We started out with craft fairs around the country, and after
that we worked with galleries nationally, says Janet. Now we
concentrate mostly on custom commission work and having
the local community come out to the studio for open houses.
Both Janet and Rick Nicholson started out as artists of
different mediums. Janet worked as a photographer with
the University of Southern California while Rick operated a
pottery studio. In 1979, they were married both personally and
artistically, combining their talents to design and create works
of art together. By 1982, they decided to focus their efforts on
glass blowing and sculptures.
Its a collaborative process, so you really need to work as a
team, which separates it from a lot of other arts, which can be
more individual endeavors, explains Janet, who designs the
pieces that Rick sculpts. Even in just making a piece of glass,
its almost impossible to do it by yourself. You really have to

have a good assistant because things happen so quickly, you
cant just put it down. You have to follow the piece all the way
through. It traditionally takes two people, sometimes three or
four people to make a piece.
I think its the immediacy and the focus and the flexibility
of it. [Glass] really is a versatile material, explains Rick of his
shift in artistic focus over three decades ago. Therere some
pretty strict technical parameters, but within those parameters
its very versatile. I like the colors that are available and just the
fact that you can make almost anything you can think of if you
can figure out how to adapt the process.
While the Nicholsons North Auburn studio is generally
only open to the public by appointment, there are several
opportunities throughout the year for collectors to get a
glimpse inside the artists workspace. For many years now,
they have opened their workshop to the public as a stop on
the North Auburn Spring and Autumn Art Studios Tour, which
highlights myriad artists and mediums throughout the Placer
County region. During the holiday season, Nicholson Blown
Glass studios open up their doors for several weekends around
Thanksgiving for their Holiday Open Studio, selling hand-made
glass blown ornaments and other holiday gift items.
nicholson blown glass
5555 Bell Rd., Auburn CA, 95602

(530) 823-1631
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10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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Holiday Open Studio

Saturday, December 5 and Sunday, December 6, 2015
Saturday, December 12 and Sunday, December 13, 2015
10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
North Auburn Spring Arts Studios Tour

Mothers Day weekend
Saturday, May 7 and Sunday, May 8, 2016
10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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Far Left: Hannah Nicholson, who works with her parents, artists
and studio owners Janet and Rick Nicholson, creates works of art in
molten glass. (Photos by Anne Stokes)
Above Top: Rick and Janet Nicholson, artists and owners of Nicholson
Blown Glass in Auburn, have over 30 years worth experience
collaborating artistically. Their range of work includes gallery and
public building exhibitions to smaller sculptures such as their
Shorebirds and Equine series.
Auburn AlehousE
Craft brews and traditional pub fare with a twist
BY ANNE STOKES
Brewer Jennifer Talley has crafted her passion into a career for
the past two decades, with no plans for slowing down anytime
soon. Currently responsible for brewery development at the
Auburn Ale House, Talley has amassed an extensive knowledge
of craft beers, making her a leading expert in her field. Talley is
the first female recipient for the Russell Scherer award, which
recognizes innovation in the craft brewing industry, a judge
at the Great American Beer Festival, and sits on the national
Technical Committee for the Master Brews Association of
America. But its not just work for Talley.
I havent gone to work for 24 years; I just go to the brewery.
I like it because its my craft, its my passion, theres always
something more to learn. Ive never stopped learning, says
Talley. Theres a wonderful physical nature to the work, but
theres a lot of cerebral nature as well. Theres always something
new to learn. And I love drinking craft beers, so that all works
really well.
Talleys work at the Auburn Alehouse has helped to make
the eatery and brewery a popular spot in historic downtown.
The bar features eight core beers that are available year round,
such as their Gold Digger IPA, American River Pale Ale, and
Shanghai Stout. Seasonal offerings include their summertime
Independence Day Pale Ale and McFords Irish Red Ale, available
around St. Patricks Day. Their Old Prospector BarleywineStyle Ale, which is aged for over six months in locally sourced
Zinfandel barrels, is released around the holidays.
For something a little stronger, Auburn Alehouse also has an
extensive selection of American whiskies and Scotches as well.
On occasion, brewers release specialty brews, such as
their ZZ Hop Triple IPA and their Hop Donkey Imperial Red Ale,
which recently won silver at the Great American Beer Festival
in Colorado.
The brewers specials are ones that we stick in there when
we have time in our rotating brewing schedule, explains King.
Theres not a set schedule for those, theyre just little gifts that
the brewers give us when they have time to do them.
To pair with the wide selections of libations on tap and
bottled, Auburn Alehouse has a diverse menu of traditional pub
fare and finer dining fare.
Its a twist on normal pub grub, says King. We offer fresh
California cuisine, everything from fresh salads to organic
Caprese salads that we source straight from an organic farm in
Auburn, to fish and chips and a really good cheeseburger.
Auburn alehouse
289 Washington St., Auburn, CA 95603

(530) 885-2537
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Hours:
MondayTuesday: 11 a.m. to 9 p.m.
WednesdayThursday: 11 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Friday: 11 a.m. to 11 p.m.
Saturday: 10 a.m. to 11 p.m.
Sunday: 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Far Left: Brewer Jennifer Talley brings over two decades of experience
and innovation to the Auburn Alehouse. (Photos by Anne Stokes)
Above Right: Auburn Alehouse has several award winning beers,
including eight core beers that are available year-round and several
seasonal specials that are only available on a limited basis.
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Bear River Winery

Tasting: Fri-Sun / 12-5 pm
2751 Combie Road
Meadow Vista, CA / 530-878-8959
bearriverwinery.com
(EXIT 125 off I-80)
Bonitata Boutique Wine
Tasting: Wed-Sun / 1-6 pm
At the Bernhard Museum
291 Auburn-Folsom Road
Auburn, CA / 530-305-0449
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Cante Ao Vinho
Tasting: Sat-Sun / 11am-5 pm
the Baruboni Building
5250 Front St, Rocklin, CA
530-632-8058 / canteaovinho.com
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Tasting: Fri-Sun
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9280 Horseshoe Bar Rd, Loomis, CA
916-652-2250 / casquewines.com
Ciotti Cellars
3750 Taylor Road, Loomis, CA
916-534-8780 / ciotticellars.com
Davis Dean Cellars
Tasting: Sat-Sun / 11am-5 pm
Lincoln Brand Feeds Building
448 Lincoln Blvd, Suite 203
Lincoln, CA / 916-644-0495
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Dono dal Cielo
Vineyard and Winery
Tasting: Thurs-Sun / 12-5 pm
6100 Wise Road, Newcastle CA
530-888-0101 / donodalcielo.com
Fawnridge Winery
Tasting: Thurs-Sun
11am-5 pm and by Appt.
5560 Fawnridge Road
Auburn, CA / 530-887-9522
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Photo 1974
Auburn Iron Works has been operating under various names as a blacksmith shop
for over 140 years. Built over the Boardman Canal when the Central Pacific Railroad
reached East Auburn and the depot there was Auburns bustling hub, Auburn Iron
Works continues to provide necessary services to the community through old-fashioned blacksmithing and state-of-the-art welding technology and automation. This
thriving business provides both custom fabrication and vital equipment repair. In
1973, the Harris family purchased this blacksmith shop through their parent company
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Golfing in the Foothills

Beautiful terrain and challenging courses make for better golfers
BY ANNE STOKES
A good golf course is all about balance: mixing manicured greens

with natural terrain, unique holes that test your game without
being exceedingly difficult, creating a game thats challenging
yet relaxing at the same time. Aesthetically pleasing scenery
doesnt hurt either.
Auburn has several such golf courses to enjoy. The alpine
landscape not only makes for beautiful views, but lends itself
to more exciting game play. And the Foothills elevation makes
for agreeable weather year round.
Were up in the Foothills, so were usually a little cooler
during the summer than in the Valley, explains Shawn Kelly,
PGA Head Golf Professional at The Ridge Golf Course. We
always say were above the fog and below the snow, so in the
wintertime were in exceptionally good shape and were usually
open twelve months a year. Its always in great shape.
Auburns proximity to both Sacramento and Tahoe make it a
convenient midway stop for travelers going up to, and coming
down from, the mountains.
Its really a short drive up the hill from Sacramento and
Roseville, says Kelly, adding that, We do have a lot of people

who come from Reno and Tahoe [especially] in the winter when
its cold up there, were the first green grass down the hill, so
we get a lot of play in the wintertime.
The Ridge Golf Course is one of Auburns popular places to
get in a round or spend the day working on your game. The 170
acre well-maintained course is located away from residential
areas and is studded with oaks, rock outcroppings, and a
hundred foot elevation change, which makes for a hill course.
In 2004 and 2005, the Ridge hosted LGPA events, giving it
championship style credentials. The Ridge Bar and Grill is onsite and open for lunches from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. daily and the
full pro-shop offers top of the line merchandise and clothing.
Its not an easy golf course, but its a fun challenging golf
course, says Kelly. Therere lots of bunkers out there, we have
water hazards, and theres some rolling terrain. Some of the
shots into the greens are very demanding, but it makes it fun, it
makes it challenging. It allows you to test your game a little bit
and see how good you really can be in this game.
the ridge golf course

2020 Golf Course Rd. Auburn, CA 95602
(530) 888-7888
ridgegc.com
18-hole course, 6,734 yards with a par of 71
black oak golf course
2455 Black Oak Rd. Auburn, CA 95602
(530) 878-1900
golfblackoak.com
auburn valley golf club
8800 Auburn Valley Rd. Auburn, CA 95602
(530) 269-1837
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darkhorse golf course
24150 DarKHorse Dr. Auburn, CA 95602
(530) 269-7900
darkhorsegolf.com
gator creek golf course
14520 Musso Rd. Auburn, CA 95603
(530) 878-1000
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Far Left: The Ridge Golf Course features a range of uniquely designed
holes to challenge experienced golfers while at the same time
providing beginners with improve their game. (Photos by Anne
Stokes)
Above Middle: Auburns Ridge Golf Course features a balance of
manicured greens and natural terrain, making for a visually stunning
and technically challenging course.
Above Bottom: The Ridge Golf Course holes feature multiple water
and sand hazards, making it an entertaining challenge for experienced
and beginning golfers.
the ridge golf course
2020 Golf Course Rd., Auburn, CA 95602

(530) 888-7888
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Ikedas California Country

Market and Pie Shop
Where Auburn goes for pie
BY ANNE STOKES
For locals in the know, Ikedas is the place to grab lunch. And pie.
Originally opened in the 1970s as a produce stand by Sam
and Sally Ikeda, the market has evolved to offer not only fresh
seasonal fruit grown at the Ikedas orchard a mere mile away
from the store, but also specialty gourmet items, wine, craft
microbrews, their famous pies, and their equally famous
hamburgers.
Originally we were well known for our produce, said Steve
Ikeda, vice president and second generation store owner. My
dad was a farmer and instead of growing fruit and selling it to
the wholesale market, he wanted to go from farmer to retail. It
was popular because it was, and still is, hard to get true treeripened fruit.
In order to make better use of all the peaches, plums,
nectarines, blackberries, and apples grown on the familys 40acre orchard, Steve and his brother Glen expanded the business
to include a bakery in the early 1980s. From day one, the
delectable, made-from-scratch pies were a hit, and even today,
they have a tendency to run out at the end of the day. For those
who prefer their pies of a savory nature, Ikedas chicken pot

pies have been popular sellers too. More recently, the market
started offering fresh seasonal wild salmon (from the spring
through summer) and fresh Dungeness crab from Bodega Bay
from November through the springtime.
Keeping in that savory vein, Ikedas is also a popular spot
to grab a burger. Lunchtime crowds fill up the restaurant and
outdoor patio seating every day around noon with locals who
come to enjoy their Famous Burgers, Teriyaki burgers, tri-tip
sandwiches, giant onion rings, and a rotating selection of craft
microbrews on tap, such as Auburn Alehouse, Knee Deep, and
Lagunitas.
Instead of buying hamburger thats already ground, we grind
it here on the premises, said Ikeda. We do it daily. Having
fresher meat helps add to the quality and taste of the burger.
We have a secret 14-herb-and-spice recipe that we use, and
were known for that. It really differentiates us from a lot of
other places.
ikeda's

(530) 885-6215
ikedas.com
Market summer hours
Far Left: Assistant Manager Nikki Pettitt restocks the fruit deck at
Ikedas California Country Market. The local market features a variety
of locally grown produce, including peaches, nectarines, apples, and
plums from the familys own orchards located a mile away from the
store. (Photos by Anne Stokes)
Above Left: Ikedas California Country Market has been well known
for their seasonal pies for decades. Many varieties such as their
peach, apple, and blackberry pies are made with fruit from the Ikedas
local orchard a mere mile away from the store.
Above Right: Ikedas Restaurant is known for their selection of
hamburgers. From their Famous Burger to Teriyaki, Bacon, or their
new Inferno, the meat is ground daily on-site, and their secret blend
of 14 herbs and spices doesnt hurt either. Locals line up for lunch
daily, filling up the dining room and outdoor patio seating.

FridaySunday: 8 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Market winter hours

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The State Theatre

Auburns performing arts home since 1930
BY ANNE STOKES
Auburns landmark State Theatre has stood sentry over

downtown Lincoln Street since 1930. Today, the historic building
and venue is owned and run by the Auburn Placer Performing
Arts Center, a non-profit organization that strives to restore and
maintain it as an important piece of Auburns history.
Aside from several periods of restorations and construction,
the State Theatre has been in continuous operation for more
than eight decades. The APPAC regularly hosts independent
movie showings, concert series, community events, and
live theater productions. The venue houses both the Placer
Community Theater and Take Note Troupe theater companies.
We do movie series, we do two movies a month, says
Janis Wikoff, executive director of Auburn Placer Performing
Arts Center. We do documentaries, a smattering of classic
movies, and bio pictures. New releases [and] independent films
that dont come to Auburn that people would have to travel to
Sacramento or Grass Valley to see.
The State Theatre also hosts a wide variety of live music
performances, ranging from world-renowned pianists and jazz
performances to country music and rock-and-roll tribute bands.
We have a pretty big music schedule, says Wikoff. Theres
a huge variety, were trying to meet the demand for variety
because theres a pretty wide-spread music audience in our
area.
Originally a movie theater, the State Theatre had a 1,300seat capacity and in 1937 became one of the towns first air-
conditioned buildings. Since then, the State has gone through

several phases of changes and renovations. In the 1970s, the
theater was reduced in size and split in half, operating two
screens for many years. In 2006, the building was purchased by
the APPAC, who renovated the theaters exterior and restored
the marquis and blade sign. More recently, APPACs fundraising
efforts helped partially restore the theater in 2014 to a larger
size, renovate the stage, and replace the roof.
We were able to recapture the feeling of the old theater,
[although] we were not able to expand all the way back to where
it originally was, says Wikoff. We were able to accomplish a
340 seat theater with full lights and sounds.
APPAC was able to accomplish such restorations through
the support of several fundraising efforts, including the Project
Auburn and Tear down the wall, Bring up the Arts campaigns,
which drew private and public financial backers who made
Auburns theater arts a priority.
Were very happy about being able to be so focused on
Placer and Nevada Counties. I think thats really important to
people and so weve tried to make that important to us, Wikoff
said. Theres a regional audience, I think we draw people
from about 100 miles. We just hope to keep growing and keep
bringing people the variety that theyre interested in.
the state theatre

(530) 885-0156
livefromauburn.com
Far Left: Opened in 1930, Auburns State Theatre once boasted 1,300
seats, but after several renovations in the 1970s and again starting in
2006, the theater now seats 340 with full lighting and modern sound
systems. (Courtesy photos)
Placer Nature Center

Connecting kids to nature
BY ANNE STOKES
Since 1991, the educational programs offered at the Placer

Nature Center have served to connect children to the natural
world that surrounds them. From mud pie making to star gazing,
the center has something to interest just about everyone.
Open to the public on Fridays and Saturdays, the volunteersupported center offers kids a wide variety of activities to
educate and entertain them. Science Saturdays are usually twohour long programs that focus on a different nature or sciencethemed subject each week. The center also offers special
programming for children under the age of 5, courtesy of a
grant from the First 5 California program. During the week, the
center hosts nature themed school field trips and home-school
programs, to compliment curriculums.
We do a lot of experiments with microscopes, well do
nature crafts, well take them out with a magnifying glass and
identify things, we have kid-friendly binoculars and well go bird

hunting with those, or looking for bugs in the garden, that kind
of thing, said Executive Director Kimberly Grant. Its a great
place to come year-round. We do have trails up in the Foothills.
Theyre not very long trails, so theyre good for the little ones.
The Placer Nature Center offers programming for older
kids and adults as well. Their Greener Gardener workshops,
offered as a part of Science Saturdays, cover composting and
vermiculture. Throughout the year, astronomer Don Machholz
leads stargazing events as well.
What we hope that children and parents both get is a way
to connect with nature. Thats what were here for, to help them
find that connection, Grant said. We hope kids reduce their
fear of nature through interacting with it and realize that its
biodiversity is an essential part of our living.
placer nature center
Above: The Placer Nature Centers Exhibit Hall features handson exhibits such as Maidu Indian grinding rocks and native animal
artifacts. (Photo by Anne Stokes)
3700 Christian Valley Rd., Auburn, CA 95602

(530) 878-6053
placernaturecenter.org
Public Hours:
Friday and Saturday: 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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530-888-0202
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White water rafting

The American River offers fun for beginner and expert rafters
BY ANNE STOKES
With the American River running through it, white water rafting
is undoubtedly one of the most popular things to do in the
Auburn area. With the close proximity of American Rivers South,
Middle, and North Forks, there are whitewater adventures
suitable for beginners, experts, and anyone in between.
Auburn is the gateway to the most popular white water
rafting region in the Western United States, said Deric Rothe,
owner of Sierra Whitewater Rafting. Its super fun for families
and weve taken people from age 7 to 75. Its thrilling and its
fun, and when its 100 degrees outside with waves and cool
water splashing in your face its great fun.
During the season, which runs through the end of September,
Sierra Whitewater Rafting offers daily guided tours. After Labor
Day, tours are available on the weekends.
Sierra Whitewater Rafting
(530) 368-9027
Office Hours:
MondayFriday: 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
SaturdaySunday: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
sierrawhitewater.com
Above Top: Sierra Whitewater owner Deric Rothe guides enthusiastic

rafters through Satan's Cesspool on the lower South Fork American
River.(Photo by Hotshot Images)
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See Auburn by trail!

The Auburn State Recreation Area trails offer a plethora of outdoor adventure
BY ANNE STOKES
The Auburn State Recreation Area is a treasure trove of

adventure opportunities Novice hikers, experienced backpackers,
mountain bikers, rock climbers, whitewater rafters, and horse
trail riders all have room to enjoy nearly 35,000 acres along
48 miles of the North and Middle Forks of the American River.
Nearly a million visitors come annually to enjoy the wilderness,
especially the more than 100 miles of trails that wind around
the Foothill terrain.
Everybody wants to get out and experience nature in a
quality way, said Eric Peach, Conservation Chairman of the
Protect American River Canyons non profit group. We have
good access here, were close to urban areas, so this is a
magnet for all different kinds of recreation. Not only does it offer
challenging adventure opportunities, but offers family picnics,
swimming, and fishing opportunities.
The trails are the hub of the Auburn outdoor experience.
Theyre like the spokes of a wagon wheel; they go out in
different directions. You can find trails of different abilities and
experiences.
For hikers looking for an easy to moderate trip, Peach
suggests the Stagecoach Trail, which runs from Russell Road to
the Foresthill Bridge that spans the North Fork of the American
River. For longer, but similarly easy trail, start at the American
River Canyon Overlook and follow the Western States Trail to
the Confluence.
If your day plans include swimming and hiking, the Lake
Clementine Trail offers plenty of aquatic recreational opportunity.
Lake Clementine is a great destination for kayaking, paddle
boarding, and boating. Bicyclists can also make good use of the
Clementine Trail Loop, which runs north from the Confluence,
around the Culvert Trail, and back along the Confluence Trail,
alongside the Middle Fork of the American River.
Its really a cute little Foothill lake, Peach said. That area is
a great big swimming hole. Its really popular with the kids. You
might see some wildlife, you might see an otter down there,
you might see a beaver.
The Olmstead Loop, in the Knickerbocker Creek Area, is also
a popular trail for cyclists, hikers, and equestrians. According
to Peach, the oak woodland trails, including Pointed Rocks and
Pig Farm trail, offer a completely different character than trails
in the canyons.
You can leave the canyon and get out into the rolling Foothills,
says Peach. This whole area is grazing and farm land. There a
whole trail network out here that connects with the Olmstead
Loop, which goes out and around the whole [Knickerbocker
Creek] area. This one is particularly nice in the spring, with the
wildflowers.
For further information, the Protect American River Canyons
organization has published a comprehensive area guide,
which covers trail maps, whitewater guides, plant and animal
identification, and the areas rich history. The American River
Insiders Guide to Recreation, Ecology, and Cultural History
of the North, Middle, and South Forks is available online at
PARCs website, and at the Placer County Visitors Bureau in
Auburn.
trail tips
Carry water and be aware of the parks steep canyons and extreme
heat during the summer.
Dont hike alone.
Watch out for mountain lions, rattlesnakes, and black bears
Be alert for ticks
Poison oak grows throughout the Auburn State Recreation Area
All trails are open to hikers, but some are closed to mountain bikers
and equestrians. Check trailhead signs. Remember, hikers and
bikers must yield to horses on the trail.
Auburn State Recreation Area Rules and Regulations
NO camping or fires except in designated areas. Campfires have
seasonal restrictions and can ONLY be built in designated areas in
fire rings provided and MUST BE ATTENDED AT ALL TIMES.
Plants, animals, and historic artifacts are protected. All natural and
cultural features of the park are protected by law and must not be
removed or disturbed.
NO hunting except in designated areas.
Life jackets are recommended for all river sports.
Glass containers and alcohol are not allowed in some areas of
the park
Dogs must be on a leash no longer than 6 feet and under control
More detailed information on all aspects of Auburn State Recreation
Area is available from State Park Headquarters: 501 El Dorado St.
Auburn, CA 95603, (530) 885-4527, parks.ca.gov
Sites of Interest
The American River Confluence
Where the North and Middle Forks of the American River Meet
Foresthill Bridge
The tallest bridge in California, towering 730 feet high over the
North Fork of the American River
Clarks Pool
Auburns venerable public pool located along the North Fork,
southwest of Lake Clementine
Cave Valley Quarry and rock climbing area
Located just off the Quarry Road Trail, this former limestone quarry
has climbs to challenge all skill levels
Far Left: Lake Clementine Trail provides hikers and bikers east access
to the lake, which is itself a great destination for swimming, kayaking,
and boating.
Above Top: The Auburn State Recreation Area provides miles of trails
for hiking, horseback riding, and biking. Be sure to check trailhead
signs and obey trail etiquette.
Above Bottom: The Auburn State Recreation Area provides miles
of trails for hiking, horseback riding, and biking. Be sure to check
trailhead signs and obey trail etiquette.
protect american river canyons

parc-auburn.org
Placer County Visitors Bureau
1103 High St., Auburn, CA 95603
(530) 887-2111
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of the North and Middle Forks of the American River and its
canyons for all to care for and responsibly enjoy.
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P.O. Box 9312, Auburn, CA 95604

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American
River
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Placer ARTs
California Arts Council
National Endowment for the Arts
ALPINE
Placer County Water Agency
Local Museums
FOOTHILL
WOODLAND
Placer County
Courthouse Museum
101 Maple Street
530-889-6507
Gold Rush
Mining Museum
601 Lincoln Way
530-889-6500
Placer County
Visitors Bureau
1103 High Street
530-887-2111
Bernhard
Museum Complex
291 Auburn Folsom Rd.
530-888-6891
Joss House
Chinese Museum
200 Sacramento St.
530-823-0723
Forest Hill
Divide Museum
24601 Harrison St.
530-367-3988
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Mountain Quarries
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The acorn grinding rocks in the

Confluence area are visible reminders
of the many Maidu Nisenan Indian village sites
that flourished along the American River and the
canyon rim. The Maidu Nisenan fished for
salmon, hunted game, and gathered acorns. Both
edible and medicinal plants were collected as well.
Their rich seasonal calendar marked time with
Big Time dance ceremonies in the village
round house called the kum. The Maidu
Interpretive Center, located in
Roseville (916-774-5934), provides
programs and exhibits that
illustrate the connection between
the people, their culture, and the
natural world.
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River History
The Mountain Quarries Railroad Bridge, also

known locally as No Hands Bridge, is the most
recognizable historical monument in the Confluence area. The Pacific Portland Cement Company completed the 170 foot long, triple-arch span
concrete bridge in 1912. At that time it was the
longest concrete arch railroad bridge in the world.
The bridge and connecting rail line were built to
haul limestone from the Portland Cement Quarry,
located a mile up river on the Middle Fork, to the
Southern Pacific main line in Auburn. In 2004
the Mountain Quarries Railroad Bridge was
added to the National Register of Historic Places.
In 2014, the bridge was designated
California Historic Landmark #1051.
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between PARC and the community of American River experts and
dedicated volunteers who are stewards of the Auburn SRA.
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Landmarks, Mines
PARC proposed California
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designation: for a 16 mile
In 1848 the discovery of gold by James

Marshall at Sutters Mill on the
South Fork in Coloma, spread a
Gold Rush to the North and Middle
Forks. The world rushed in to pan
and dig the precious metal from the
river and canyons. Both the North and
Middle Forks were intensively mined,
and sizeable towns and camps grew up within the
canyons and along the rivers to support the
mining operations. Today, the supply roads and
trails the miners used are the nucleus of the
recreational trail system in the Auburn State
Recreation Area. The Gold Rush Mining
Museum is located in the historic Auburn Depot,
(see Local Museums) and offers a glimpse into
Placer Countys Gold Rush history.
R L.
EEK
OF COMMERCE
530-208-3262
For seasonal road closure info, call ASRA.
Gold Rush River History
SLIGER MINE R
D.
GARDEN
VALLEY
DIVIDE CHAMBER
TO COLOMA
Gates
Seasonal Gates
The Auburn State Recreation Area*, an

extraordinary recreational, historical and
scenic gem, is located in the Sierra Nevada
Foothills along 48 miles of the North and
Middle Forks of the American River
stretching from Auburn to Colfax and
Foresthill. The Auburn SRA provides high
quality open space, wildlife habitat and
diverse recreational opportunities deep in
Californias legendary Gold Country. The
American Rivers rich cultural tapestry
includes influences from the Maidu
Nisenan Indians, Spanish settlers and Gold
Rush miners. The river was named Rio de
los Americanos by the Spanish. Today, the
pristine river and canyon trails offer
visitors a variety of recreational activities
to responsibly enjoy. Major recreational
uses include hiking, mountain biking,
horseback riding, whitewater boating,
fishing, swimming, gold panning,
picnicking, and much more.
CR
GRIT
MINE
SLIGER MIN
E
American
Dipper Bird
Fee areas require a CA State

Parking Pass or a day usage fee.
Welcome to the American River
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Trails
Creeks
Park Boundaries
Primitive Trails
Parking Areas
Restrooms
Horse Routes
Hiking Routes
Steep Trail Section
Bike Routes
Put Ins & Take Outs
River Rapids
Preserves
River Miles
Fee Areas
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530-208-3262
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PCWA
PUMP
STATION
PORTAGE
TRAIL
FOR
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STAGECOACH
AUBURN STATE
PRESERVE
RECREATION AREA
HEADQUARTERS
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(530) 885-4527
RN S.R
Maps/Passes/Info AUBU
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AN
STATES
TRAILHEAD
. / FUEL BREAK TRL

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GATE4
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TAKEOUT
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PRESERVE
N
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LINCOL
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MINING
HIGH ST. MUSEUM
AUBURN
CHAMBER LINCOLN WY.
OF COMMERCE
BORLAND AVE.
WESTERN
RO A
THILL
FORES
E
GAT
145
CA
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CANA
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TRL
AC BYP ASS
ES
CHINA
BAR
ACCESS
NEESAGLE
T LNS
.
ST.
ARD
CANYON VIEW
COMMUNITY
CENTER
CA Dept. of Forestry
and CALStar
RUSSELL RD.
SACRAMENTO
ELM AVE.
EXIT
GOLD
RUSH
SCHOOL PARK
PRESERVE
GOLD
COUNTRY
FAIRGROUNDS
D
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RA PA
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PA AV
A UB UR N-
TO
FOLSOM
.
RD
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FOLS
VE.
ELM A
BERNHARD PIONEER
FARM HOUSE
& WINERY MUSEUM
NORTH AND MIDDLE FORKS
BOWMAN
EXIT
(28 MILES)
530-887-2111
www.visitplacer.com
PLACER COUNTY
COURTHOUSE
MUSEUM
AUBURN
TO NEVADA CITY
PLACER COUNTY
VISITORS BUREAU
(33 MILES)
WE
STE
RN
TO
SACRAMENTO
TRIBUTARIES
CHAPARRAL
SAVANNAH
RIPARIAN
AQUATIC
California State Parks Auburn

State Recreation Area Headquarters,
Auburn Office, 530-885-4527
John Muir Laws for donating his

flora & fauna illustrations from
Laws Field Guide to the Sierra Nevada
SOWARWE-WERHER and
Tom Peterson for the base map info
Mystic Design: Cover illustration

& design, www.mysticdesign.net
Crayf
GROUNDWATER
Great Blue
Heron
TO RENO
COLFAX CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE &
RAILROAD MUSEUM
530-346-8888
IOWA HILL
HISTORIC
BRIDGE
.
ATE RD
APPLEG
CAMELS
HUMP
EO
WI N
T R A IL T IPS
Carry water and be aware of the parks steep canyons and
extreme heat during the summer.
Dont hike alone.
Watch out for mountain lions, rattlesnakes and black bears.
Be alert for ticks.
Poison oak grows throughout the park.
All trails in the park are open to hikers but some are not open
to mountain bikers and equestrians. Check trailhead signs.
Hikers and bikers must yield to horses on the trail.
Stay out of mines.
CREEK
IAN
ND
11
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FIS
HF
PRIVATE
PROPERTY
VATE
TE
A LLS TRL.
10
BIG
CODFISH FALLSDUMMYPONDEROSA
TRAIL
HISTORIC
PRESERVE
BRIDGE
HAIRP
I N TRL.
Class II & III Whitewater

from Yankee Jims to
Upper Clementine
RS
NG
PON
DER
OSA
AIL
K TR
REE
NC
DIA
IN
BIG
BEND
BEND AND
BREAK
BIG BEND
PRESERVE
WA
Y
SO
RE
PO FIN
INT GE
R
LB
UE
TF
RE
AK
FORE
STHI
LL RD
.
YANKEE JIMS
HISTORIC
BRIDGE
BUNCH
CREEK
RAPID
6
7
Belted
Kingfisher
Primitive campgrounds have no electricity, flush

toilets, showers or drinking water.
CREEK
WL
SH
DEVILS
FALLS
.
RD
WHITEWATER INFORMATION
DR.
RIDGE
EEN
GR
PON
DC
R
AI
L
SIERR
T R L.
PRIVATE
ROAD
K
EE
OR
CT
WESTERN
ST
AT
ES
EE
CR
TR
HISTORIC
DOODLEBUG
DREDGE
PRIVATE
4WD ROAD
No fires or camping except in designated areas. Campfires have

seasonal restrictions and can ONLY be built in designated areas
in fire rings provided and MUST be attended at all times.
Plants, animals and historic artifacts are protected. All natural
and cultural features of the park are protected by law and must
not be removed or disturbed.
No hunting except in designated areas.
BUCKEYE
POINT
RO
LL
HI
LE
EL DORADO
COUNTY
AD
TO ROBINSON FLAT
AND SODA SPRINGS
TO
MICHIGAN
BLUFF
ROCK
Life jackets recommended for all river sports.
KR
OC
ER
CH
CA
KANAKA
FALLS
4
Glass containers and alcohol are not allowed

in some areas of the park.
No motorized vehicles on trails except in
Mammoth Bar OHV Area.
Recreational gold panning: allowed only in permanent
running streambeds. There are special restrictions on the
use of metal detectors. Suction dredging and high-banking
are currently banned.
THREE
QUEENS
PRIVATE
4WD ROAD
Common
Merganser
Dogs must be on a leash no longer than 6 feet and under control.
THREE
QUEENS
JO
SEP
HI
NE
C
BO
TT
Some Trails May Pass Thru Private

Land. It is the Map Users Responsibility
to Determine Whether or not Public
Access is Allowed. Always Respect
the Rights of Property Owners.
MOSQUITO RID
G
5 CACHE
Class IV Whitewater with one

portage from Oxbow to
Ruck-a-Chucky Campground
FORESTHILL
FORESTHILL CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE
www.foresthillchamber.org
530-367-2474
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DA
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LC KA
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COC
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BIN
POI
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RO
AD
TR
Certain Areas of the Park

are Closed Seasonally.
FOREST HILL
DIVIDE MUSEUM
CALIFORNIA ST.
D.
ER
K
REE
TE
RC
ASRA Park Rules and Regulations
EN
CAJES
NY SE
ON
Class VI: Not runnable. High risk of serious injury or death.
REEK
P OIN
T TR
L.
E LL
ES
CA
L1
RD
COCK
ROBIN
POINT
Class V: More dangerous than Class IV, has waves or holes

that will flip boats. Always scouted and usually portaged.
D.
PEA
C S
GUH
TON
LCH
E
FO U
RDPP
S ER
BA
R
T
PATEN
OT
ROANOKE
MINE
RAIL
N STATES T
Class IV: Steeper, longer, faster currents,

big waves and holes and mutiple obstacles.
Ringtail
U.S. FOREST
STATION
FORESTHILL
TRANSFER
STATION
WE
ST E R
Class III: Longer rapids, bigger waves, stronger

currents and obstacles or holes.
PRIVATE
PROPERTY
1 CONNE
CAL
NU
L.
BUS
CRASH
More detailed information on all aspects of Auburn SRA

is available from State Parks headquarters:
501 El Dorado St. Auburn, CA 95603
Ph. 530-885-4527 www.parks.ca.gov Call 911 for emergencies
AIL
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KELLEHE
PAYMASTER
MINE
OTT
ER
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TUNNEL
PRIVATE
4WD ROAD
TUNNEL
CHUTE
LAST
CHANCE
E
CR
fish
VOL
CA
NO
VIL
LE
RO
AD
(DRY RIV
OR NEW
GULEAN
LC S
H
NOKE
MIN
E TR
L.
R OBIN
RO
A
CK
Class II: Waves present, but no obstacles.
..
LN
IEW
AV
.
E RD
IN
EM
MENT
HILL
2
CAL
Class I: Flat-moving water, small riffles with no obstacles.
PATENT
RD.
CAL 2
CONNECTOR
TRAIL
Boaters should check in advance the hours of operation and river

flow conditions for the Middle Fork and Confluence to China Bar
river runs at http://cdec.water.ca.gov/river/americanStages.html
or www.dreamflows.com. For information call Auburn
SRA Whitewater office 530-823-4162 or 530-885-4527.
B A LTI M O R
CA
L3
ER R 10
LOWS BA
D
CO
FOR
L
CA
T
ESS
CC
3A
Common Buckeye
Butterfly
F O R ESTHILL R
D
E
VAT Y
PRI PERT
PRO
PRIVATE
4WD
ROAD
IL
TRA
ATES
RN ST
WESTE
11
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ALT
ON
TR
.
W
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SQ ULC
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GG
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SLUCH
GUL
CEM
ENT
HIL
LR
D.
TO
DD
CR
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K
TO
DD
VAL
LEY R
D.
N.
ATES T
RAI
L
NOTE: RIVER FLOWS VARY CONSIDERABLY WITH

SEASON AND TIME OF DAY IN THE SUMMER.
AD
S RO
JIM
KEE
YAN
WES
TERN
ST
Raccoon
TODD VALLEY RD.
DANGER!
HIGHLY
RECOMMEND
PORTAGE
13
WARNING!
RIVER LEVELS MAY CHANGE SUDDENLY!

(UPSTREAM DAM RELEASES)
DONT GET STRANDED!
PLACER
COUNTY
TODD VALLEY
ESTATES
TO
DD
CR
EEK
R I V ER INFOR M AT ION
Flame Skimmer
Dragonfly
HA
PPY
PINES
RD.
TED
ERGENCY
CESS ROAD
TO
IOWA HILL
MA
DC
REE
K
GATE
102
WHITE
OAK FLAT
OAKW
OO
FR
AN
FL CIS
AT CO
S
A RD.
ST
IC W
HISTOR
TO
DD
CR
EE
K
EK
T A I L C RE
River Flows Can Be Cold, Swift & Unpredictible,

Use Extreme Caution & Proper Safety Equipment.
Be Alert To Signs Of Hypothermia.
LL
HI
ST
RE
FO
D.
SA R
ERO
ND
-PO
ON
E
K
MC
KEO
N P O NDEROS
Mineral Bar Campground: 18 campsites on the North Fork

off Iowa Hill Rd. On a first come, first serve basis.
Ruck-a-Chucky Campground: 5 campsites on the Middle
Fork off Drivers Flat Rd. On a first come, first serve basis.
Lake Clementine Boat-in Campground: 15 campsites
reachable only by boat. Reservations required,
1-800-444-7275 www.ReserveAmerica.com
CANYON RD.
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IRT
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GAS CA
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CANYON
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CHUCKY
ROUND
MC
PRIMITIVE CAMPGROUNDS
Bleeding
Hearts
TO WENTWORTH
SPRINGS RD.
RL.
KT
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MISSOU
RI
C REEK
D.
LOVE R
EED
BR
TO WENTWORTH
SPRINGS RD.
Sierra
Newt
0.5
NOTE: MAP SCALE IS AN

APPROXIMATION
AND WILL VARY.
1 Mile
SE
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RD.
RIVER
MERICAN
MO
SQU
ITO
HISTORIC
WIRE
BRIDGE
TRAIL
RID
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FO E
N.OF THDLERL.
D T
MI RK
FO
OXBOW
RESERVOIR
California
Quail
RK A
D.
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TO WENTWORTH
SPRINGS RD.
N.
FO
RK
OF
M.
FO
OXBOW RE
OT
TER C
GOOD
N MORNING
IA
D R
IN BA
TO FRENCH
MEADOWS
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TO IOWA
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Class IV Whitewater
from Mineral Bar
to Yankee Jims
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(PRIMATIVE)
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POINT
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Paint Brush
TONGUE
AND
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Bulls, broncos, and cowboys, oh my! The annual Gold Country

Pro Rodeo brings with it old-fashioned country entertainment.
From the excitement of watching barrel racing and team roping
events, to rodeo queens and barbecue, the annual rodeo has
something for the whole family. Even kids can participate in
the Mutton Bustin, Dummy Roping, or the Special Kids Rodeo
events. Even kids who just want to watch the excitement can
have a good time in the Kids Zone, with obstacle courses and
bounce houses.
On Mothers Day weekend, the North Auburn Artists will host

their 20th annual art studios tours, opening up their home
galleries all over the foothills of Auburn to give the general public
a peek at artists creative spaces. Painters, potters, jewelers,
and textile artist, including several well-known Northern
California artists such as Nicholson Blown Glass, photographer
Vincent di Leo, and painter Patty Pieropan Dong will hold open
houses and share their passion for art with the public. The tour
is open to the public and most studios are conveniently located
closely together.
gold country pro rodeo
Gold Country Fairgrounds

Saturday, April 23, 2016 (gates open at 3 p.m.)
Sunday, April 24, 2016 (gates open at 1 p.m.)
(916) 726-7404
goldcountryprorodeo.com
North Auburn Art Studios Tour
Throughout North Auburn

Saturday, May 7 and Sunday, May 8, 2016
10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
northauburnartists.com
Cost: Free
Auburn Home Shows

The Spring and Fall Auburn Home Shows, the most popular
home shows in Northern California, are both one-stop shops for
homeowners! A thousand merchants and exhibits feature new
home products and hands-on demonstrations for every room in
the house, from the bathroom and kitchen, to the bedroom and
yard. Whether youre in the market for a new hot tub or looking
to renovate your living room, the Spring and Fall Home Shows
will have ideas, contractors, and companies to inspire you.
The popular Landcapers Meadow, a show must-see, is where
several contractors display their one-of-a-kind creations, created
just for the show. The fall show will feature a Tiny House Village,
showcasing compact, economical, and unique homes, a trend
This free summertime event draws thousands of classic car
popularized through TV programs and magazine features.
aficionados from all over Auburn and beyond. For the past 31
years, enthusiasts have come to admire more than 300 vehicles
from 1972 and older, from Model Ts to vintage fire engines,
parked up and down Lincoln Street in historic downtown
2016 spring home show
Auburn. The family-friendly event also features music, and food
Friday, May 20: 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.
vendors, although pets are not allowed. There is no fee to show
your classic car, but arrive early if you want a spot!
Saturday, May 21: 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Sunday, May 22: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Cruise Nites
2016 Fall Home Show
Friday, September 25: 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Saturday, September 26: 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Sunday, September 27: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
(530) 887-3616
auburn cruise nites

Second Friday of the month
May through September
49 p.m.
auburncruisenite.org
Western States
100-Mile Endurance Run
The Western States 100-Mile Endurance Run is considered to
be the one of the most physically challenging races in the world.
The 100.2 mile course covers the middle portion of the Western
States Trail, starting at Squaw Valley and finishing at Placer
High School in Auburn. Racers climb 18,000 feet and descend
almost 23,000 feet through deep canyons and high mountains,
much of which is only accessible by foot, horse or helicopter.
Runners face extreme risks from heat stroke to hypothermia,
altitude sickness, and wildlife hazards, but 21 aid stations and
10 major medical checkpoints are located throughout the route
to keep racers safe. Spectators can catch a glimpse of runners
in several spots, including the Squaw Valley start, checkpoints
at Robinson Flat, Foresthill, and No Hands Bridge, as well as the
finish line at Placer High Schools stadium.
Auburn Family 4th

Celebrate our nations birthday at the Auburn Family 4th fete.
This free, family-friendly event at the Gold Country Fairgrounds
features kids activities, music, food vendors, Bingo, the
Chamber of Commerces beer booth, and culminates with an
exciting fireworks display at 9:30 p.m. The festivities kick off
with a parade through historic downtown Auburn starting at
the Gold Rush Museum (601 Lincoln Way) and ending at the
fairgrounds a half hour later. Fairgrounds open at 4 p.m. (Check
website for parade start time).
Auburn Family 4th
western states 100-mile endurance run

Saturday, June 25Sunday, June 26, 2016
Squaw Valley to Auburn
wser.org
Monday, July 4, 2015

410 p.m.
auburn4th.com
Cost: Free
Tevis Cup
The Western States Trail Ride, more popularly known as the
Tevis Cup, is the oldest modern day endurance ride. Held
annually since 1955, the 100 mile course runs from the starting
line at Robie Equestrian Park in Tahoe to Auburns Gold Country
Fairgrounds. Racers and their mounts have just 24 hours to
complete the course which features abrupt canyon descents,
steep mountain inclines, and crossing the American River at
its confluence. The race is sanctioned by American Endurance
Ride Conference, and safety is taken very seriously. Veterinary
Emergency Response Teams from UC Davis are on stand-by
and mounts have to be judged fit to continue throughout
course at multiple vet checks.
Fast Fridays
Friday nights in Auburn are filled with the sounds of motorbike
races! The weekly events combine the adrenaline rush of
speedway motorcycle races with family-friendly activities like
bounce houses, climbing walls and entertaining half-time
shows. The track hosts Youth Speed and Pee Wee races, as well
as adult competitions. The track also hosts the Speedway and
AMA Youth National Championships in August.
Fast Friday Speedway
Western States Trail Ride

Saturday, July 23, 2016
Tahoe to Auburn
teviscup.org

Friday nights from May through September
Gates open at 6:30 p.m. and races start at 8 p.m.
(530) 878-RACE (7223)
fastfridays.com
Auburn Community Festival
Veterans Day Parade
This annual event, put on by the Auburn Area Recreation and

Park District, features a bevy of fall events for the whole family.
This free festival keeps kids entertained with a costume contest
and parade, scarecrow decorating contest, and other childrens
activities. Parents can enjoy live music, food, and craft vendors
full of holiday gift ideas. With thousands of dollars in prize
money on the line, the annual giant pumpkin weigh-off draws
gardeners from all over Placer County and beyond.
This annual parade honoring American veterans kicks off

at 10:50 a.m. at the Auburn Chamber of Commerce building
and ends at the National Guard Armory at the Gold Country
Fairgrounds. As the parade winds through downtown Auburn,
there will be a brief stop at Central Square at the intersection of
Lincoln Way and High Street for a patriotic ceremony featuring
a dove release and a rifle salute. American flags and programs
listing the units in the parade will be distributed to spectators.
For veterans who wish to be in the parade, but cannot walk the
distance, rides can be provided.
Auburn Community Festival
Recreation Park
123 Recreation Dr., Auburn, CA 95603
Saturday, October 17, 2015
10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Cost: Free
visitauburnca.com/event/auburn-community-festival-2015
Auburn Veterans Day Parade
Wednesday, November 11, 2015

(530) 885-3731
auburnveteransparade.org

The 22nd annual Autumn Art Studios Tour invites the general
public of all ages to get an up close and personal look at 97
Placer Countys artists in their own studios and galleries. Held
every year during the second week of November, the free tour
is a self-guided driving tour of a wide range of artists and their
creative spaces, including media ranging from blown glass and
pottery to painted silk and calligraphy, to name just a few. A free
preview showing will be held at the General Gomez Arts and
Events Center at 808 Lincoln Way in Auburn starting Thursday,
October 8th.

10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
All across Placer County
(530) 885-5670
placerarts.org
Cost: Free
Mountain Mandarin Festival

The USDA recently declared that just 10 ounces of Placer County
Satsuma mandarin juice contains as much decongestant as
regular strength Sudafed! To get your fix of the sniffle-curing fruit,
head to the Mountain Mandarin Festival, held every year on the
weekend before Thanksgiving. Local growers will be on hand
with plenty of five and ten pound bags for sale and immediate
enjoyment. Vendors will also be there, selling mandarin-infused
foods from mandarin milk shakes to mandarin pizza. Fairgoers can
also enjoy cooking demonstrations, live music, and craft holiday
gift-giving ideas, with more than 200 vendors to choose from.
Mandarin Festival

(916) 663-1918
mandarinfestival.com
Old Town Country Christmas

Old Town Auburn comes alive at Christmas time! Holiday lights
line the streets and the smell of chestnuts roasted over an
open fire wafts through the crowds at this free, family-friendly
event. Keep warm by the bonfire with a cup of hot chocolate,
get your photo with Santa Claus, and enjoy carolers as they
wander through historic downtown. Shops stay open late and
more than 75 crafters and artist vendors will be on hand, and
you can find just about any holiday gift item on your list. Plenty
of downtown restaurants and specialty vendors will be there to
This rain or shine holiday event draws a crowd. Winding through
keep revelers well-fed. Fair warning: get to the Volunteer Fire
historic downtown Auburn, this parade wows young and old
Departments clam chowder booth early as they usually sell out
alike with a hundred glittering floats, traditional Christmas carols,
by the end of the evening.
and of course, the Man in Red himself, Santa Claus. This annual
family-friendly event is free and usually held on the first Saturday
in the month of December, typically kicking off at 5:30 p.m.
Festival of Lights Parade
Old Town Auburn Country Christmas
Festival of Lights Parade

Saturday, December 5, 2015
(530) 885-5616
auburnchamber.net
Sacramento and Washington Streets, Auburn, CA 95603

Saturday, December 12, 2015 and
Saturday, December 19, 2015
59 p.m.
(530) 888-1585
oldtownauburnca.com
things to do in auburn
Visit the Placer County Courthouse and Museum
Go for a Walking Tour of Downtown Auburn
Located in Historic Old Town Auburn, the Placer County Museum occupies the first floor
of the historic 1898 County Courthouse overlooking Old Town Auburn. The museum
presents an overview of Placer County history and the renowned Pate Collection of
American Indian artifacts. It also includes the original Sheriffs Office restored to reflect
the early 20th century and the Treasury where the Museums gold collection is displayed.
Dont miss the Thomas Kinkade painting Auburn Centennial near the entrance of
the Courthouse and the cramped womens jail underneath the courthouse steps. The
Courthouse and Museum is located at 101 Maple Street. Museum Hours: Open Daily,
10am-4pm. Closed on holidays. 530 889-6500.
The brochure A Walking Tour of Historic Downtown Auburn, California will guide you
through the history of the Downtown district, through its numerous and varied historical
buildings, including the Railroad Depot & Statue, Firehouse #1 and St. Lukes Episcopal
Church. As this walking tour is self-guided, it is available anytime youd like to enjoy
Auburns history.
placer.ca.gov/departments/facility/placermuseums
auburnca.gov
Take the Placer Heritage Trail Tour
In August, experience history first hand by taking a car trip through historic sites and
museums of the gold rush. 18 participating museums from Roseville to Tahoe showcase
history in a fun and interesting way. The Auburn museums Placer County Museum,
Gold Country Museum, Joss House Museum, Bernard Museum Complex, Gold Country
Medical History Museum, and the Benton Welty School Room are all featured on Placer
Heritage Trail Tour. Call 530-889-6500 to reserve a seat.
Historic Graves at the Old Auburn Cemetery
Take a walk through the Old Auburn Cemetery on Fulweiler St., enjoy the peaceful
grounds and take a look at some of the old markers indicating the remains of historic
figures such as Rattlesnake Dick, a Gold Rush area bandit, and Griffith, developer of the
Griffith Quarry from which granite for the State Capitol was mined.
Hike the Trails at Hidden Falls Regional Park
Hidden Falls Regional Park is open 365 days of the year from sun up to sun down.
Consisting of 1200 acres of foothill terrain with approximately 30 miles of multipurpose
trails, this is a wonderful way to spend a day. Picnic next to a stream, ride your horse or
experience an exhilarating mountain bike trail ride through the expansive trail system.
The park is located at 7587 Mears Place, Auburn, CA 95603. Maps and additional
information can be obtained from the Placer Visitors Center in downtown Auburn.
Road Bike in Auburn
Visit the Gold Rush Museum

Located in Historic Downtown Auburn, the Gold Rush Museum exhibits focus on Placer
Countys mining history. The museum offers children and adults the opportunity to
explore a mining tunnel and to pan for gold. The museum is housed in the Historic
Railroad Depot. Just outside the museum is a large statue of a Chinese railroad worker
crafted by Auburn dentist Kenneth Fox. Nearby is a plaque as the base of the 1889
Tower Bell that recognizes the 1865 arrival of the transcontinental railroad arrived to
Auburn. The Tower Bell was used to muster firefighters using a code of bell rings. The
museum is located at 601 Lincoln Way. Museum Hours: Tuesday-Sunday, 11am 4 pm.
Closed on holidays. 530 889-6500.
placer.ca.gov/departments/facility/placermuseums
Visit the Bernhard Museum Complex
The Bernhard House is an 1890s era Victorian farmhouse that sits on 2.3 acres of
beautifully landscaped grounds next to the Gold Country Fairgrounds. Originally
constructed as the Travelers Rest Hotel in 1851, this restored building is one of the
oldest frame houses in the Sierra Foothills. The garden, vineyard, and outbuildings of the
complex provide an authentic setting for living history programs and family outings. The
complex also houses a commercial winery. The location is 291 Auburn-Folsom Road.
530-889-6500. Museum Hours: Tuesday-Sunday, 11am 4pm. Closed on holidays.
Take a Walking Tour of Historic Old Town Auburn
The brochure A Walking Tour of Historic Old Town Auburn will guide you in seeing a
large statute of Claude Chana who found gold here in May 1848, the oldest Post Offices
west of the Mississippi River, Fire Station #2 (1891), a wide array of historic markers and
exhibits and numerous brick buildings dating to the mid-1850s. A docent led tour starts
at 10:00 am on Saturdays (rain or shine) at the Placer County Courthouse overlooking
Old Town.
Discover Hidden Falls Regional Park

This park is the Crown Jewel of Placer County Parks. The 1,200 acres with more than 27
miles of trails, offers sweeping views of the Sacramento Valley to the Sutter Buttes and
includes Coon Creek, Deadman Creek, groves of blue oaks and a year round waterfall,
20-30 feet high.
Dogs love Auburns Dog Parks
One of the most popular destinations is the Ashley Memorial Dog Park found at Ashford
Park at 1601 Auburn Ravine Road. There are separate areas for large and small dogs, as
well as a waterfall feature for frolicking canines. A playground, pond and a group picnic
area round out the amenities in the park.
Throw a Disc
Regional Park features an 18-hole Frisbee (Disc) Golf Course, considered one of the
best in Northern California. The park also contains tennis courts, basketball courts,
baseball fields and walking trails. Located at 3770 Richardson Dr., Auburn, off Dry
Creek Rd. Another dog park is logated at Railhead Park at the corner of Pacific and
Pinecrest.
Auburn Skate Park
Opened in 2001, this park has been the answer to skaters desires. Boasting 14,000
square feet of cement, local skaters' claim it is one of the better parks in all of the
Sacramento area. Combining bowls, flat bars and a fun box, the park offer plenty of
opportunities for beginners, as well as epic lines for more advanced skaters. Bring your
helmet and kneepads and come in the evening if you want to enjoy the company of your
fellow skaters.
The skate park is located at the Corner of Gum Lane and Pacific Avenue in Auburn and
can be easily accessed from the parking lot at the American River Canyon Overlook.
Camping
Go Boating
Bring your RV, or bring your tent. And if you bring your tent, you may also want to
consider bringing your boat to venture to the more secluded spots. Camping in Auburn
is all about being at, or on, or over the river. Local campsites provide something for
everyone. Whether you are looking for full hook-ups, or a spot under a shady tree, as
long as youre okay with hearing running water, the songs of birds, and the rustle of the
wind through the trees, youll be in the right place.
Boating in and around Auburn offers the perfect setting for all types of boats. The
American Rivers are great for rafting and river kayaking. Lake Clementine and Rollins
Lake are wonderful for water skiing, canoeing, kayaking and at Folsom Lake you can
sail, water ski, canoe, kayak or Jet Ski.
Rock Climbing
Within the boundaries of the Auburn State Recreation Area are numerous high class
claiming locations, the most famous being the Limestone Quarry. The combination of
Limestone with a bit of sedimentary rock mixed in, makes for amazing features sure to
delight all climbers. Single pitch, sport climb routes have been set by expert climbers
to be enjoyed by everyone. Start off on an easy 5.6, and if you have the skills, reach for
the stars and try the 5.13a.
See Placers Giant Sequoias

The Placer Big Trees are the most northerly stand of naturally occurring Giant Sequoias
and was discovered in 1855 by prospector Joe Matlock. Since their discovery, these
six trees, unique even among Giant Sequoias, have fascinated both scientists and
visitors alike. The US Forest Service has designated this a Biological Area and National
Recreation Trail. The adjacent picnic area make a perfect lunch stop. The guide and
map The Placer Big Trees Grove is available at the Placer County Visitors Bureau,
1103 High Street, Auburn, CA.
Off Highway Vehicle Fun
For OHV enthusiasts, Mammoth Bar OHV Area offers a wide range of trails and motor
cross track in a beautiful setting adjacent to the Middle Fork of the American River in
the Auburn State Recreation Area.
Visit Historic Old Town Auburn
This is the place where gold was discovered in May, 1848 and the small boom town
of Auburn was established in 1849. Feel the history of the Gold Rush era. Drop by the
many charming shops, restaurants, and art galleries housed in the historic buildings.
Many special events are held here throughout the year.
Visit Historic Downtown Auburn
Stroll Historic Downtown Auburn and you see how as a major crossroads of the wagon
roads to the mining areas, the coming of the transcontinental railroad in 1865 and the
building booms between 1890-1910 and the 1930s and 1940s resulted in the creation
of a historic section with a fun and eclectic look. Walk the Lincoln Way-High Street loop
and you find a wide variety of restaurants and charming shops and dont miss Central
Squares Walk of Fame.
Visit Central Square
Pan for Gold

Experience the Gold Rush in person by trying your hand at gold panning. Learn how
to pan for gold at The Gold Country Museum, now located at 601 Lincoln Way, or go
to Pioneer Mining Supply at 878 High Street. Theyre open Monday-Friday 9-6, and
Saturday 10-4. (530-823-9000) Pioneer Mining offers references to local mining groups
as well as planning a few special outings a year. Check their Facebook page for local
mining events.
facebook.com/pages/Pioneer-Mining-Supplies/303852883079644.
Central Square originated as the crossroads where the wagon roads and major trails
converged. It was half way between the depot and the courthouse, thus making it the
center of Auburn. Today you may read your way through Auburns notable people,
events and places, past and present, as they are presented on Central Squares Walk of
Fame. From Rattlesnake Dick to Wendell Robie, Auburns legends come to life.
Experience a Bed and Breakfast Event Center
Placer County is home to several places you can celebrate a special event and even stay
onsite at many of them. Plan your next special occasion, wedding, family reunion, baby
shower or just a simple getaway in Placer County at Gold Hill Gardens, Flower Farm
Inn, Newcastle Wedding Gardens, Forest House, Monte Verde Inn to name just a few.
Go on a Picnic
Ukulele Festival
Take a picnic to one of the many tree-filled parks located in and near Auburn. Recreation
Park has picnic sites, playgrounds and a public swimming pool off Racetrack St., 123
Recreation Dr., Auburn. Picnicking and swimming are also available at Meadow Vista
Park at 1101 Meadow Vista Rd. Picnic sites, playgrounds and a dog park are at Ashford
Park on Auburn Ravine Rd., Picnic sites are also available at Railhead Park on Pacific
Ave., the School Preserve Park behind the City Hall and Regional Park on Dry Creek
Rd., auburnrec.com.
Since 2011 Auburn Recreation District has held the Gold Pan Ukulele Festival.
Beginning in 2015 the Festival featured a concert on Friday night. On Saturday morning
workshops led by the performers from the previous evening highlight a day of Uke fun!
This happens on the second/third weekend in August.
Best Swimming Hole at the American River

Picnic in Auburn School Park Preserve
This 4.3 acre oak preserve with a meandering creek is a great place for a picnic. See the
historic Cooper Amp theater and the old stone bridge.
auburnrec.com
Food Truck Fiesta
At least a dozen trucks gather at Recreation Park for an evening of fun featuring a free
concert and much more. A kids zone, vendors, and a beer garden are also featured
at this end of summer event. Arrive early and plan to spend the evening enjoying the
music of the talented musicians in the foothills. This happens on the third/fourth Friday
in August.
auburnrec.com
Auburn Obstacle Race
The Auburn Wine and Food Festival
Imagine running through Regional Park climbing, crawling, pulling, and splashing
through the 3 mile course. This fun run is for kids ages 8 to 98. Each year new
obstacles are introduced and runners receive a t-shirt for bragging rights. This happens
on the last Sunday in September. This happens on the last Sunday in September.
Got mud?
Held the second Saturday of October from 1-5 pm, during the height of harvest and the
beginning of wine season, this event showcases the amazing local wineries of Placer
County. No longer hidden gems, our local wineries pair their best vintages with the foods
of our best local restaurants to give your palate an experience to remember. To top it
off, each winery and restaurant is located within one of the many unique local shops
and venues, so you also get to experience shopping in Historic Old Town and Historic
Downtown Auburn.
auburnrec.com
Pickleball Tournaments
Auburn has a pickleball complex at Regional Park where day long tournaments are held
in May and September. These two day tournaments feature doubles play for mens,
womens and coed teams. Participants are separated into brackets by age. This happens
in May and September.
auburnrec.com
Party In the Park
Party in the Park brings well known and local bands to beautiful Regional Park for a
free outdoor concert. A kids zone, food vendors, a beer garden, face painting, all make
for an evening of fun. The Concert gets going about 5:30pm and generally winds down
about 10pm. It happens on the third Friday in June.
auburnrec.com
Recreation Park
Recreation Park (often referred to as ARD) is located in south Auburn and is home to the
first public Bocce Ball courts in Auburn. Indoor volleyball, basketball and pickleball are
popular as well as the pristine baseball fields. The Sierra and Splash pools are the only
public pools in Auburn. On the third Saturday in October, Recreation Parks hosts the
annual Auburn Community Festival. Its located at 123 Recreation Drive.
auburnwinefestival.com.
Auburn Symphony
The Auburn Symphony is one of the finest community orchestras in the country.
Under the direction of Maestro Peter Jaffe, the Auburn Symphony offers a variety of
concerts throughout the year, including three Masterworks Concert Series weekends,
a free outdoor concert, a family concert, the Messiah Sing-Along always a Christmas
favorite and an annual season-ending performance at the Mondavi Center for the
Performing Arts in Davis, California. The seasons begins in September with the free
outdoor concert the historic Auburn School Park Preserve and extends through May
with the season finale at Mondavi. All other concerts are performed at the Placer
High School Auditorium in Auburn. Each year, Maestro Jaffe brings in internationally
renowned guest artists to accompany the orchestra. For more information send an email
to auburnsymphonyoffice@gmail.com or call or visit the symphonys office at 530-8236683, 985 Lincoln Way, Ste 102. Office hours: Tuesday-Friday, 9am -2pm.
auburnsymphony.com
Old Town Antique Sale
Thunder in the Sky Air Show
The Auburn Family Christmas Festival
Regional Park
The gem of north Auburn, Regional Park provides indoor and outdoor pickleball courts,
basketball courts, volleyball courts, a soccer field, softball fields, and a picturesque
pond with a walking path. The Disc Golf course is well used by the foothills community.
Regional Park hosts the free Party in the Park on the third Friday each June. Its located
at 3770 Richardson Drive.
Play Soccer at Railhead Park
Railhead Park is the site of two large soccer fields, a playground, picnic tables and
restrooms. Its located at Pacific Avenue at Sacramento Street.
The focus of this event in Downtown Auburn is on the family. We close off the street for
an afternoon that your kids should not miss. See Santa. Meet the Grinch. Enjoy story
time and numerous crafts all designed to entertain and ring in the holiday. Incredibly
talented local artists showcase their wares. Food vendors and restaurants offer tasty
treats, and music fills the air from carolers. Following this event, Santa will continue to
frequent Downtown Auburn, in case you forgot to tell him something the first time. The
festival will take place on Lincoln Way, between the Clock Tower and Harrison Street, on
December 13th, 2015.
facebook.com/pages/Santa-Claus-is-Coming-to-Town-at-the-Auburn-Promenade
Listen to Summertime Music
Music is in the air during the summer at the Auburn Library Theater Summer Concert
Series. Everyone is invited to enjoy a variety of artists on Sundays during June and July.
No tickets-just bring your blanket, chair, picnic treats, and drinks and enjoy the summer
evening. See the Placer Arts website for specific dates and entertainers.
placerarts.org.
Experience an old-fashioned County Fair
The Gold Country Fair offers all the things you remember from childhood-animals,
carnival rides, games, cotton candy, flower and food exhibits as well as outstanding
entertainment all day long. The Fair is held in early September each year.
goldcountryfair.com.
Auburn River Canyon Overlook
With plenty of parking, this is a great place to view the American River as it winds its way
west as it merges with the Sacramento River. Check out the initial diggings for Auburn
Dam that was never built. From the Overlook you can access the Auburn Skate Park and
trails that lead into the Auburn Recreation Area and down to confluence of the North
and Middle Forks of American River.
City of Auburns Veterans Memorial
BYO Picnics & Farm-to-Table Dining
Located at the Auburn Airport near Wings Restaurant, is a stunning Veterans Memorial.
Crafted by renowned artist Doug Van Howd, the memorial features a bronze statue of
WWII fighter pilot Colonial Bud Anderson and his famous P-51 Old Crow.
Don't go hungry! Pack your own picnic or order a wine country picnic basket from a local
restaurant. Want something more formal? Start with lunch/brunch or end with dinner
at any one of our fine local restaurants who pride themselves on using locally sourced
meat, poultry and produce. Visit visitplacer.com for a local dining guide and satisfy your
hunger for the Auburn experience!
Taste Placer Countys award winning wines

The Placer County Wine Trail is a rustic wine escape within a stones throw to city life.
With a diverse collection of boutique wineries in the Auburn, Lincoln, Loomis, Newcastle,
Rocklin circle and Meadow Vista, our winemakers are here for a warm greeting and are
eager to share the knowledge and passion of their craft and award-winning appellation
with all levels of enthusiasts. Fall in love with the beauty and bounty with a day or
weekend trip to The Placer County Wine Trail.
A wine trail map is available at placerwine.com or on pg 1819.
Special Events at Maple Rock Gardens

View Sunset Magazine-style gardens 6 times a year during events like the "Melon Mania"
melon tasting and "A Vintage Harvest" antique show on this 30-acre estate just outside
Auburn containing multiple themed garden rooms, one of the largest garden Railroads
in Northern California and almost 4 acres of bountiful farm lands.
Visit the Events Page at highhand.com to plan your visit around an upcoming event.
See Wonderful Art in Historic Old Town Auburn

Stop by the Old Town Gallery at 218 Washington Street to see the artwork of 50 local
artists. Showcased artwork, also for sale, can be seen year-round.
See Wonderful Art in Historic Downtown Auburn

There are scheduled Art Walks and Exhibitions of Art in all form and media. Stop by the
General Gomez Art Gallery and Placer Arts at 808 Lincoln Way, or visit their website at
placerarts.org for detailed information.
OLAS Old Library Arts Studio

The old library building is a self-supporting source of creative energy that enhances
the cultural life in Auburn. A community of artists' studios in the once-empty historic
building fills the space with waves of creativity that flow out to the community. There are
currently five artists in residence at OLAS including Gerda Francesca, Paula Amerine,
Thien Dao, Merridee Joan Smith and Deanna Marsh. Their works vary from clay
sculpture, oils & acrylics, silk dyes to copper and glass sculptures. Stop by for a unique
experience into the life and work of these excellent artists. Open by appointment. 175
Almond Street. 530-887-8216.
Dr. Foxs Statues

Did you know Auburn has a 120-ton, 42 tall solid concrete statue? In the late 1960s,
Auburns Dr. Fox began constructing true roadside masterpieces which represent
a diverse range of artwork. From Amazon archers and gold miners, to a nude man
wrestling with chainscome see artwork that is literally larger-than-life. These
unadvertised statues can be found in Old Town Auburn, Auburn Ravine Road, and near
the Gold Rush Museum on Lincoln Way.
Join us for the Auburn Art Walk
Auburns Amazing Farmers Market

Find fresh local vegetables, fruits, meats and crafts at Farmers Markets held throughout
Placer County. Auburns Market is every Saturday from 8 a.m. to noon in the parking lot
below the Courthouse.
foothillfarmersmarket.com
Farm and Barn Visits
Enjoy a day in the country visiting local farms. Buy fruits, vegetables and even fresh
meat from the source. This is an opportunity to learn how your produce is grown and
your meat is raised. Over 150 sources are listed on the PlacerGrown website.
placergrown.org
The Auburn Art Walk is a reception to showcase the artists who display their work in
participating businesses. It is presented by PlacerArts to promote cultural tourism. It
occurs on the second Thursday of April, June, August and October, from 69 p.m. in
Downtown and Old Town Auburn. It is a wonderful opportunity for residents and visitors
to become acquainted with local businesses and the art community. Refreshments are
served at many of the venues. The artists work remains on display for two months.
Discover Auburns Painted Utility Boxes

Auburn artists have turned boring, drab utility boxes into works of art! These masterpieces
can be seen at various locations throughout Auburn. A brochure, including a walking
tour map of the location of the completed boxes and a description of each artists
inspiration, can be found at Auburn City Halls Gallery, at the Welcome Center on High
Street in Auburn, and at various shops in the City of Auburn.
For any questions or for more information you can email aacpaintedboxes@gmail.com
or phone 530-820-3644.
Discover the communities of the Foothills,

rivers, mountains and trails.
Call Anytime
See Auburn Cool Georgetown Grass Valley
Alta Meadow Vista Nevada City Applegate
Kary Smiley
Agent of Change
530.200.9039
karybsmiley@gmail.com
CalBRE#01792711
Oldest Transmission Shop in Auburn
JRS
TRANSMISSIONS
American & Foreign
Trucks, Autos & RVs
2125 Grass Valley Hwy.

Auburn, CA 95603
(530) 885-5458
www.jrstransmissions.com
Dave Johnson
Sales Associate
The Local Professional Roofing Company You Know You Can Trust!
Lic. 375323
Over 37 Years Local Experience

with Many Satisfied Customers!
(530) 823-9900
Fax (530) 823-9903 130 Elm Avenue Auburn, CA 95603
Jim Doughty, Owner AuburnRoofing.com
The Golden Swann Jewelers

& Collectible Gallery
CalBRE #00402288
500 Auburn Folsom Rd., Ste. 300

Auburn,CA 95603
Direct:(916) 886-5716
davejohnson@cbnorcal.com
www.trustdavejohnson.com
Cell:(916)
Custom Jewelry Design

Swarovski Crystals
Fine Jewelry & Watches
Same Day Repairs
(In most cases)
OPEN 7
Days a Week
530.823.7926
207-5466
881 Lincoln Way Downtown Auburn

www.thegoldenswann.com
BEST BUTCHER
BEST OF
THE BEST
2015
The Longhorn Meat Company crew would like to

thank the community for all of your support.
We will continue to process meat the old fashioned way.
Voted Best Butcher 15 years in a row!
We offer a wide variety of retail meats & custom meat processing!
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24 SEVEN FIRE PROTECTION
190 Buena Vista St., Auburn, CA, 95603
(530) 906-0606
49ER AUBURN LIONS CLUB
PO Box 5703, Auburn, CA, 95604
(530) 887-9020
ADL MAINTENANCE SERVICES
ann keen photography

(530) 878-1940
890 Lincoln Way, Auburn, CA, 95603

(916) 501-3292
advanced dentistry of auburn
anytime fitness
1240 High Street, Ste 204, Auburn, CA, 95603

(530) 878-5701
12130 New Airport Rd., Ste 200, Auburn, CA, 95603

(530) 887-1265
advantage print marketing & more
api-marketing
528 Auburn Ravine Road, Auburn, CA, 95603

(530) 885-0464
13020 Earhart Ave, Auburn, CA, 95602

(530) 885-9674
api-marketing.com
advocates for mentally ill housing, inc

7TH STONE MEDIA
(530) 718-2318
A
a window opened
PO Box 472, Meadow Vista, CA, 95722
(530) 863-7866
A.L. HARVEY LAW, PROESSIONAL LAW CORPORATION
470 Nevada Street, Ste 203, Auburn, CA, 95603
(530) 217-3520
alharveylaw.com
AAA NCNU
2495 Bell Road, Auburn, CA, 95603
(530) 886-2510
aaa.com

(530) 878-5088
amihousing.org
applebees neighborhood grill
aei - arfsten enterprises, inc
argonauta
PO Box 2782, Granite Bay, CA, 95746

(916) 380-2408
938 Lincoln Way, Ste A, Auburn, CA, 95603

(530) 885-7272
aim property solutions, inc
aronowitz skidmore lyon

(530) 305-5641
200 Auburn Folsom Rd Ste 305, Auburn, CA, 95603

(530) 823-9736
almost paradise salon & spa
assistance league of greater placer
532 Grass Valley Hwy, Auburn, CA, 95603

(530) 887-1672

(530) 823-8909
alpine mortgage planning
at&t services, Inc
11641 Blocker Drive Ste 120, Auburn, CA, 95603

(530) 823-9100
alpinemc.com
1215 K Street, Ste 1110, Sacramento, CA, 95814

(916) 341-3466

(530) 823-8663
auburn 20-30 club

amanda dixon
(530) 852-2007

(530) 305-6006
american cancer society
auburn auto doctors
1545 River Park Dr., Ste 100, Sacramento, CA, 95815

(916) 446-7933 (ext 318)
cancer.org
143 Sutherland Drive, Auburn, CA, 95603

(530) 852-0330
auburnautodoctors.com
american medical response
auburn beauty, bath & body
1041 Fee Drive, Sacramento, CA, 95815

(916) 563-0600
100 Sylvan Vista Road, Auburn, CA, 95603

(530) 885-2100
auburnbeautysupply.com
aauw
(530) 889-2066
ABM SECURITY SERVICES
800 Howe Ave., Ste 440, Sacramento, CA 95825
(916) 614-9571
abm.com
AC BRADBURY INSURANCE SCVS, INC
(530) 823-5225
ACRES OF HOPE
PO Box 238, Auburn, CA,
(530) 878-8030
acresofhopeonline.org
american red cross gold country

1565 Exposition Blvd., Sacramento, CA, 95815
(530) 885-9392
redcross.org/goldcountry
auburn body shop
american river gas company, Inc
auburn carpet one floor & home

(530) 888-7438
10068 Streeter Road, Ste 15, Auburn, CA, 95602

(530) 268-0502
andregg geomatics
auburn coffee company

(530) 885-7072
1425 Lincoln Way, Ste 200, Auburn, CA, 95603

(530) 613-6500
196 Nevada Street, Auburn, CA, 95603

(530) 885-5582
ADECCO - THE EMPloyMENT People

PO Box 30091, College Station, TX, 77842
(530) 273-7633
adeccousa.com
auburn creekside villa
auburn jewelry & loan
auburn rotary
695 Dairy Road, Auburn, CA, 95603

(530) 823-5273
auburncreeksidevilla.com
948 C Lincoln Way, Auburn, CA, 95603

(530) 885-9219
251 N. McDaniel Drive, Auburn, CA, 95603

(530) 885-9587
auburn journal
auburn scoops
1030 High Street, Auburn, CA, 95603

(530) 885-5656

(530) 823-3161
auburn lodge #7 - old fellows
auburn self storage

(530) 885-9770

(530) 823-7555
auburn day break rotary

(530) 889-0845
auburn dental aesthetics
(530) 888-9764
auburndentalaesthetics.com
auburn discovery montessori school, inc
(530) 823-9577
auburn downtown association
(530) 888-8492
auburn euro motors inc
10068 Streeter Rd., Ste 14, Auburn, CA, 95602
(530) 268-1870
auburneuromotors.com
auburn finishing
290 Welcome Lane, Newcastle, CA, 95658
(530) 302-5715
auburn ford lincoln mercury
(530) 823-6591
auburn gold country rotary club
(530) 823-9764
auburn masonic hall association

956 1/2 Lincoln Way, Auburn, CA, 95603
(530) 885-3081
auburnmasonichall.org
auburn moving company
10000 Hillview Drive, Newcastle, CA, 95658
(530) 823-8685
auburnmoving.com
auburn naturopathic medicine
(530) 885-5945
auburn office products
auburn seventh-day adventist church

12225 Rock Creek Road, Auburn, CA, 95602
(530) 885-4232
auburn ski club associates
PO Box 829, Soda Springs, CA, 95728
(530) 426-3313
auburn symphony
(530) 823-6683
auburnsymphony.com
auburn trophies & more
1221 Grass Valley Hwy, AUburn, CA, 95603
(530) 885-2669
1945 Industrial Way, Auburn, CA, 95603

(530) 888-1400
auburn true value
auburn old town gallery llc

(530) 889-8258
218 Washington Street Ste A, Auburn, CA, 95603

(530) 887-9150
auburnoldtowngallery.com
auburn union elementary school district

255 Epperle Lane, Auburn, CA, 95603
(530) 885-7242
auburn palm terrace lp

1040 Red Hawk Lane, Auburn, CA, 95603
(530) 887-8026
auburn valley golf club

8800 Auburn Valley Road, Auburn, CA, 95602
(530) 269-2775
auburn paralegal services - divorce & more

auburn gold country rv park
3550 K O A Way, Auburn, CA, 95602
(530) 885-0990
210 Magnolia Ave., Ste 4, Auburn, CA, 95603

(530) 888-7333
auburn placer performing arts center, inc
auburn home and energy center

997 Nevada Way, Auburn, CA, 95603
(530) 823-8508
auburnhomeandenergycenter.com

(530) 885-0156
auburn promenade ltd
auburn home shows
100 Blackstone Way, Auburn, CA, 95603

(530) 823-9546

(530) 887-3616
auburn racquet & fitness club
auburn honda
1255 Racquet Club Dr., Auburn, CA, 95603

(530) 885-1602

(530) 823-7234
auburnhonda.com
auburn veterans day parade

Auburn, CA
(916) 743-4343
auburn youth soccer club
(530) 889-2972
audio editions
(530) 888-7801
autovantage service center
12295 Locksley Lane, Auburn, CA, 95602
(530) 823-3456
auburn recreation district
avantgarden
471 Maidu Drive Ste 200, Auburn, CA, 95603

(530) 885-0611

(530) 888-1510
auburn host lions club

(530) 305-6446
e-clubhouse.org/sites/auburnhost
auburn reiki center
auburn interfaith food closet
auburn roofing, inc

(530) 885-1921
auburnfoodcloset.com
130 Elm Avenue, Auburn, CA, 95603

(530) 823-9900
auburnroofing.com
101 Orange Street, Auburn, CA, 95603

(916) 956-2181
b.p. productions
4081 Seaport Blvd., West Sacramento, CA, 95691
(916) 652-8575
bank of america home loans
bonnie pebley
caring hearts society of auburn

(916) 790-0818
PO Box 654, Applegate, CA, 95703

(530) 878-2216

(530) 864-2714
chsauburn.org
bank of the west
bottomline lawyers pc

(530) 889-6280
bankofthewest.com

(530) 888-7100
bottomlinelawyers.com
carol's market & deli
barbara l. jicha cpa
boys & girls club of placer county
carolyn metzker - lyon real estate

(530) 887-0609

(530) 889-2273
bgcplacercounty.org
1900 Grass Valley Hwy, Ste 100, Auburn, CA, 95603

(530) 887-3423
bel air #517

C/O Raley's Supermarket
500 West Capitol Ave, West Sacramento, CA, 95605
(530) 889-8626
raleys.com
beltone hearing aid center
(530) 885-8350
235 Taylor Road, Newcastle, CA, 95658

(916) 663-2120
cathy asbury - lyon real estate

brigitte's serenity studio
(530) 823-1148

(530) 887-3438
cathyasbury.golyon.com
bryans auburn florist
cathy bianchi

(530) 885-4576
bryansshop.com

(530) 305-2269
cathy cline designs
best western golden key motel

(530) 885-8611
better homes & gardens real estate
11601 Blocker Drive, Ste 200, Auburn, CA, 95603
(530) 328-1900
bill & nancie radakovitz
(530) 823-9764
bill kenney - edward jones investments
edwardjones.com
(530) 885-2484
bukovina naturopathic medicine

660 Auburn Folsom Rd., Ste 203, Auburn, CA, 95603
mybukovina.com
(530) 878-5388
c horse ranch
11685 Lorenson Rd, Auburn, CA, 95602
(530) 888-7766
chorseranchauburn.com
ceronix inc
13350 New Airport Road, Auburn, CA, 95602
(530) 886-6402
ceronix.com
chamber explorations
211 Harding Blvd., Roseville, CA, 95678

(530) 885-2050
chapa-de indian health program
cagle properties, llc
11670 Atwood Road, Auburn, CA, 95603

(916) 705-0649

(530) 885-3072
chapel of the hills
california conservation corps

3710 Christian Valley Road, Auburn, CA, 95602
(530) 823-4900
bloodsource - sierra foothills

10536 Peter A McCuen Blvd., Mather, CA, 95655
(916) 453-1500
1824 Cool Way, Cool, CA, 95614

(530) 823-5783
2615 190th Street, Ste 200, Redondo Beach, CA, 90278

(916) 705-0649
black bear diner

(530) 888-8432
cathy sarmento
cafe delicias
bistro 103
103 Sacramento Street, Auburn, CA, 95603
(916) 704-1313
600 Conifer Lane, Auburn, CA, 95602

(530) 906-8870
cathyclinedesigns.com

(530) 885-3773
chapelofthehills-auburn.com
chevys mexican restaurant
california hardwood producers, inc

(530) 888-8191

(530) 885-7774
chevys.com
985 Governor Drive, El Dorado Hills, CA, 95762

(530) 823-0556
brpjobs.com
california welcome center - auburn
christian science reading room

(530) 887-2111

(530) 885-4811
csauburn.com
bob & stephanie snyder
calstar
100 Marina Avenue, Auburn, CA, 95603

(530) 889-1989

(530) 887-0569
calstar.org
clarion advisors, llc
capital public radio
clark pest control
7055 Folsom Blvd, Sacramento, CA, 95826

(916) 278-8900

(530) 823-6494
blue ribbon personnel services

(530) 889-0200
bobst, book & briel, CPAs

13620 Lincoln Way Ste 250, Auburn, CA, 95603
(530) 885-7171
bobstbookbriel.com
classic photo booth rentals
daveworks web development
dry creek 76
211 Garfield Street, Auburn, CA, 95603

(530) 710-5748
classicphotoboothrentals.com
2945 Bell Road, Ste 320, Auburn, CA, 95603

(530) 878-3811
daveworks.net
3960 Grass Valley Hwy., Auburn, CA, 95602

(530) 885-5013
coldwell banker
david mark seman dds

(530) 886-5700
11961 Heritage Oak Place, Auburn, CA, 95603

(530) 823-1100
gentleexperience.com
duff brothers
colleen conley lyon real estate

1900 Grass Valley Hwy. Ste 100, Auburn, CA, 95603
(530) 887-3407
colleenconley.com
david p. mchugh - edward jones

11990 Heritage Oak Place, Ste 5, Auburn, CA, 95603
(530) 305-7394
edwardjones.com
comfort inn central

(530) 887-9897
community 1st bank
(530) 863-4800
community1bank.com

(530) 885-4525
echo valley ranch
davis financial advisors

(530) 823-1482

(530) 888-9003
davisfinancialadvisors.com
ecology action - pg&e home upgrade

2409 Stefanie Drive, Rocklin, CA, 95765
(916) 295-7550
dennis j. arietta, tax & financial svc

(530) 823-3493
computer addict
eisley nursery inc

(530) 885-5163

(530) 889-1325
compaddict.com
depoe bay coffee company
costco wholesale
diamond pacific
6750 Stanford Ranch Road, Roseville, CA, 95678

(916) 789-1485

(530) 885-6291
diamondpacific.com
el dorado winery association
11558 F Avenue, Auburn, CA, 95603

(530) 885-1964
cacfit.com
dingus mcgee's roadhouse restaurant
emerald green janitorial service
14500 Musso Road, Auburn, CA, 95603

(530) 878-1000

(530) 885-0271
cruiser's car wash
divine desserts by aguirre
emeritus at emerald hills
2435 Drive-In Way, Auburn, CA, 95603

(530) 887-8522
cruiserscarwash.com
6045 S. Walnut Street, Loomis, CA, 95650

(916) 652-6545
11550 Education Street, Auburn, CA, 95602

(530) 888-8847
donald c. anderson
empact collision repair centers
11350 Mount Vernon Road, Auburn, CA, 95603

(530) 888-6710

(530) 823-1434
douglas van howd wildlife art ltd
encore music center

(530) 887-1581
vanhowd.com

(530) 889-0514

(530) 889-1021
eklund insurance agency

610 Auburn Ravine Rd., Ste E, Auburn, CA, 95603
(530) 883-8030
PO Box 1614, Placerville, CA, 95667

(800) 306-3956
courthouse athletic club
cunningham legal
200 Auburn Folsom Road, Auburn, CA, 95603
(530) 269-1515
dal pino quality pools

(916) 663-3336
enercomp, inc
dr. donald brophy
195 Aeolia Ave., Auburn, CA, 95603
(530) 885-0854
1721 Arroyo Drive, Auburn, CA, 95603

(530) 885-9890
eugene burger management corporation
drake european auto service

211 Sutherland Drive, Auburn, CA, 95603
(530) 878-5245

(530) 745-9801
ebmc.com
driftwood village
eureka lodge no. 16, f&am
2280 Grass Valley Hwy Ste. 232, Auburn, CA, 95603

(530) 268-8101
1545 Grass Valley Hwy Ste. 49, Auburn, CA, 95603

(530) 885-2690
driftwoodapts.com

(530) 885-2723
dave johnson - coldwell banker
drp property management
500 Auburn Folsom Road, Ste 300, Auburn, CA, 95603

(530) 886-5716

(530) 885-2690
damsel in defense ind. pro molly johnson

PO Box 831, Cool, CA, 95614
(530) 718-2418
datco services corporation
e-z way driving school

(530) 885-8109
ezwaydrivingschool.com
foreman eye care
gold hill gardens
3126 Professional Dr., Ste 300, Auburn, CA, 95603

(530) 885-3767
foremaneyecare.com
2325 Gold Hill Road, Newcastle, CA, 95658

(916) 663-3060
goldhillgardens.com
fast fridays motorcycle speedway
foresthill messenger
gold rush chevrolet

(530) 878-7223
fastfridays.com
PO Box 1382, Foresthill, CA, 95631

(530) 367-3966

(530) 885-0471
goldrushchevy.com
forever green
fiddler green plaza
(530) 889-0667
fine girl clothing
4035 Grass Valley Hwy C, Auburn, CA, 95603
(530) 888-8840
finegirlclothing.com
first northern bank
390 Elm Ave, Auburn, CA, 95603
(530) 885-5009
thatsmybank.com
first u.s. community credit union
(800) 556-6768 (ext 5214)
firstus.org
flo-line technology, inc
11822 Kemper Road, Auburn, CA, 95603
(530) 887-2240
flores insurance agency
12140 Herdal Dr., Auburn, CA, 95603
(530) 823-6844
flour garden bakery
(530) 888-1011
flourgardenbakery.com
flyers energy, llc
2360 Lindbergh Street, Auburn, CA, 95602
(530) 885-0401

(800) 773-1800
fosters freeze
(530) 888-1119
francia insurance associates
PO Box 7157, Auburn, CA 95604
(530) 886-0811
frank calabretta's bail house bail bonds
(530) 823-8340
bailhouse.com
359 Nevada Street, Ste 101, Auburn, CA, 95603

(530) 885-4228
funfinity
11905 Dry Creek Road, Auburn, CA, 95602
(530) 888-7822
funfinityindoorplayground.com
gary c. tanko, well drilling, inc

12150 Luther Road, Auburn, CA, 95603
(530) 823-8234
tanko.com
general plumbing supply
focused energy processes

10064 Streeter Rd, Unit 8, Auburn, CA, 95603
(530) 278-3753
focusedenergyprocesses.com
george coe
13957 Bowman Road, Auburn, CA, 95603
(530) 745-0306
geri r. bray, attorney at law
foothill center for spiritual living
ginty supply company of auburn
2945 First Street, Auburn, CA, 95603

(530) 823-6986
fcsliving.org

(530) 823-6010

(530) 889-4090
golden briar computer services

10042 Wolf Road, Ste B, Grass Valley, CA, 94949
(530) 268-0909
golden sierra job training agency
(530) 823-4635
connectioncenters.com

(530) 887-9245
goldenlifeskills.org
H R Ledger, Inc
610 Auburn Ravine Rd., Ste I, Auburn, CA, 95603
(530) 887-3812
happy wok restaurant
(530) 368-6307
harris ind gases/auburn iron works
PO Box 238, Applegate, CA, 95703
(530 878-2679
havalark travel
PO Box 1809, Rancho Santa Fe, CA, 92067

(530) 885-7518
foothillsbowlingcenter.com
foothill employer advisory council

(877) 465-3361
golden1creditunion.com
golden sierra life skills, inc

friends forever, a cat sanctuary
13957 Bowman Road, Auburn, CA, 95603

(530) 885-5632
foothill bowl & motel
golden 1 credit union

(530) 823-3501

(530) 367-6595
healing light institute
(530) 889-2300
heart
(530) 885-9600
gloria cavenee
help at home senior care

(530) 878-1570

(530) 885-7444
hahcare.com
gold country fair grounds

foothill farmers' market
(530) 823-6186

(530) 823-4533
goldcountryfair.com
helpful pathways
(530) 368-0745
hensley chiropractic
insights counseling group
keep smilin' promotions
290 Placer Street, Auburn, CA, 95603

(530) 878-1311
hensleychiropractic.net

(530) 305-1843
insightscounselinggroup.org
3698 County Meadow Court, Auburn, CA, 95602

(530) 906-7441
herbalife independent distributor

120 N MCDaniel Drive, Auburn, CA, 95603
(530) 802-1234
holcombe law group
12545 Oak Mist Lane, Auburn, CA, 95602
(530) 320-2181
holcombelawgroup.com
holden law group
(530) 888-0901
holdenlawgroup.com
holiday inn, auburn
(530) 887-8787
auburnhi.com
home instead senior care
11899 Edgewood Rd., Ste. E, Auburn, CA 95603
(530) 885-3904
homer, stenger & co inc
jack knight electric

231 Sacramento St, Auburn, CA, 95603
(916) 302-7372
jake tomlinson
13810 Lincoln Way, Auburn, CA,
(530) 885-0183
jtomlinsonco.com
james cox & sons, inc
PO Box 674, Colfax, CA, 95713
(530) 346-8322
jamescoxandsons.com
james greenlee d.c.
(530) 885-2909
sierraff.org
kelly moore paint co

(530) 885-4893
kenworthy court reporting
1494 Foxridge Circle, Auburn, CA, 95603
(530) 308-2691
kevin hanley
(530) 906-1042
kidsfirst
124 Main Street, Roseville, CA, 95678
(916) 774-6802
kidsfirstnow.org
kidzkount
(530) 885-5437
kidzkount.com
kistner insurance services, llc
jeannette klebofski

(916) 787-1084
11441 White Doe Court

(530) 823-5606
kiwanis club of auburn
joann bennett - century 21 auburn realty

(530) 885-8561
hooked on solar

(530) 886-4323
askjoann.com
knee deep brewing company
4035 Grass Valley Hwy D, Auburn, CA, 95602

(885) 466-5332
john n. uhl, insurance agency
howell's sewing & vacuum
1111 High Street Ste. B, Auburn, CA, 95603

(530) 823-8273
13555 Bowman Road Ste 300, Auburn, CA, 95603

(530) 885-9624
howellsew.com
juice plus+

(530) 889-3969
stengercpa.com
hometown realtors
4360 Burt Lane, Auburn, CA, 95602
(530) 888-1248
huber property management, inc

(530) 885-7252
hpmrentals.com
ifc & insurance marketing - garrett konrad

(530) 886-8550
incins.com
791 Tyler Drive, Auburn, CA, 95603

(530) 823-1420
kahi radio
(530) 885-5636
kahi.com
knights of columbus
(916) 663-1207
L
la fornaretta inc
455 Main St., Ste 4, Newcastle, CA, 95658
(916) 663-1338
lafornaretta.com
lassila funeral chapel
karen l. hancock
1059 Southridge Drive, Auburn, CA, 95603
(530) 885-0950

(530) 885-6271
laurie penn
ifc & insurance marketing - peter konrad

(530) 886-8550
ifcins.com
13395 New Airport Rd., Ste H, Auburn, CA, 95603

(530) 797-4677
kneedeepbrewing.com
kathleen shaffer
458 Olive Orchard Drive, Auburn, CA, 95603
(530) 889-2066
620 Foresthill Avenue, Auburn, CA, 95603

(530) 823-9210
law offices of barry a. zimmerman
innovative network & computer solutions
kathy sands
6363 McKeon Ponderosa Way, Foresthill, CA, 95631

(530) 401-4588
426 Olive Orchard Drive, Auburn, CA, 95603

(530) 906-9895

(530) 823-0705
barryzimmerman.com
law offices of stephen m. north
madonna anglin
mickey's boots
1223 High Street Ste. B7, Auburn, CA, 95603

(530) 886-4018
187 Blackberry Court, Auburn, CA, 95603

(530) 885-6531

(530) 885-3710
legal shield bob sappington
magnussen's auburn dodge chrysler jeep
mid-sierra towing
23966 Balsam Court, Auburn, CA, 95602

(530) 268-4700

(530) 885-2900

(530) 888-8697
les schwab tires
magnussen's auburn toyota, inc
mike holmes

(530) 823-7082

(530) 885-8484
auburntoyota.com
1114 Humbug Way, Auburn, CA, 95603

(530) 889-2780
12838 Earhart Avenue, Auburn, CA, 95602

(530) 885-5606
lesliescleaningservices.com
mail-n-more

(530) 885-6172
leslie's pool supplies
main st. styles

(530) 823-0100

(530) 823-1525
2303 Lindbergh Street, Auburn, CA, 95602

(530) 887-7270
miltenyibiotec.com
lichau & assoc. architects
maki heating & a/c Inc
miracle-ear
100 El Dorado Street, Auburn, CA, 95603

(530) 885-7178

(530) 885-3449
makiair.com
9700 Fairway Dr., Ste 500, Roseville, CA, 95678

(530) 889-8660
manning consulting
1200 Melody Lane, Ste 180, Roseville, CA, 95678

(530) 885-6637
leslie's cleaning services

(530) 888-8612
lily pad elc

21840 Digger Pine Lane, Colfax, CA, 95713
(530) 863-9443
3765 Grass Valley Hwy, SPC 219, Auburn, CA, 95602

(530) 210-5887
liquor outlet - party & wedding rentals

180 Harrison Ave, Auburn, CA, 95603
(530) 823-8310
marilyn's fashion-a-tions
(530) 823-2468
local heroes
1120 High Street, Auburn, CA 95603
(530) 320-3030
mary sartori - saratoga real estate group
locksley mini storage
3301 Black Ridge Road, Greenwood, CA, 95635

(530) 333-5925
marysartori.com

(530) 888-7277
massage vida
longhorn meat co.
251 Auburn Ravine Rd., Ste 207, Auburn, CA, 95603

(916) 505-6909

(530) 823-0275
max's cafe
lux beauty

(530) 888-6100
maxsworld.com
180 Cleveland Avenue, Auburn, CA, 95603

(530) 820-3490
lyon real estate
(530) 888-1928
golyon.com
mcdougal ins agency

(530) 888-8075
meat & potatoes restaurant
130 Maple Street, Auburn, CA, 95603
(530) 887-8648
miller's heating, a/c & sheet metal
miltenyl biotec inc
moe's southwest grill
monkey cat
(530) 888-8492
monroe dejarnette
2700 Krag Lane, Auburn, CA, 95603
(530) 823-2364
morgan stanley
1478 Stone Point Drive, Ste 500, Roseville,, CA, 95661
(916) 788-9479
morganstanleyfa.com/steven.lease
motel 6
(530) 888-7829
mountain mandarin festival
295 Terrace St., Ste B, Auburn, CA, 95603
(530) 320-7895
mountainmandarinfestival.com
mpower placer
2976 Richardson Drive, Auburn, CA, 95603
(530) 745-3590
mpowerplacer.org
mprint studios graphic design
merrill accountancy corporation

(530) 885-3797
11080 Montana Drive, Auburn, CA, 95603

(530) 885-0904
mprintstudios.com
michael carey - insurance agency/farmers
mt. vernon winery
3875 Taylor Rd Ste 3A, Loomis, CA, 95650

(916) 838-4021
affordableinsuranceca.com
10850 Mt. Vernon Road, Auburn, CA, 95603

(530) 823-1111
mtvernonwinery.com
michelle davis architect
music & more performing arts, inc
PO Box 287, Chicago Park, CA, 95712

(530) 863-3849
10701 Mt Vernon Road, Auburn, CA, 95603

(530) 305-0938
m45 automotive
555 Wall Street, Auburn, CA, 95603
(530) 823-7645
m45automotive.com
mach 5 aviation
2409 Rickenbacker Way, Auburn, CA, 95603
(530) 889-2000
mach5aviation.com
mussetter distributing
(530) 885-4913
mussetterdistributing.com
natalie litchfield - edward jones

13620 Lincoln Way, Ste. 320, Auburn, CA, 95603
(530) 885-5034
edwardjones.com
native sons of the golden west
(530) 887-1267
natural wellness massage
(530) 415-4110
auburnmassagetherapist.com
nectar cafe
948A Lincoln Way, Auburn, CA, 95603
(530) 820-3314
nectar-cafe.com
newcastle area business association
PO Box 1023, Newcastle, CA, 95658
(916) 663-1108
newcastlebusiness.org
newcastle mini storage
PO Box 753, Newcastle, CA, 95658
(916) 663-2041
newcastleministorage.com
newcastle pizzaria
505 A Main Street, Newcastle, CA, 95658
(916) 672-6263
newcastlepizzeria.com
nicholson blown glass
(530) 823-1631
nicky m. hakimi dds, inc
(530) 888-7155
periozone.com
nina salarno ashford, attorneys at law
(530) 885-9584
o
oaks of auburn
3250 Blue Oaks Drive, Auburn, CA, 95602
(530) 888-1144
oakwood village assisted living & memory care

(530) 889-8122
oakwoodseniorliving.com
office mates
124 East Street, Auburn, CA, 95603
(916) 224-5831
old republic title company
(530) 885-7770
paul ogden
130 Flood Lane, Auburn, CA, 95603
(530) 823-8683
peace for families
(530) 823-6224
peak mortgage
11942 Masters Court, Auburn, CA, 95603
(530) 887-3700
penguin's catering
(530) 888-7417
penguinscatering.com
pho king good
(530) 888-6868
old town business association
pier 210 dental group
C/O Bistro 103

(530) 823-3836

(530) 885-5696
pier210dental.com
old town pizza
pine hills adventist school
120 N. McDaniel, Auburn, CA, 95603

(530) 888-7600
otpizza.net
13500 Richards Lane, Auburn, CA, 95603

(530) 885-9447
pioneer united methodist church
original mel's diner

1730 Grass Valley Hwy, Ste. A, Auburn, CA, 95603
(530) 823-6357

(530) 885-4196
placer arts
outpost creative
(530) 885-2570
outpostcreative.com
pacific gas & electric

(800) 743-5000
pam moore - lyon real estate
1900 Grass Valley Hwy. Ste 100, Auburn, CA, 95603
(530) 887-3415
pamelot - a school of dance
540 Wall Street, Auburn, CA, 95603
(530) 888-6206

(530) 885-5670 (ext 112)
placer co assessor, kristen spears
2980 Richardson Drive, Auburn, CA, 95603
(530) 889-4309
placer co office of education
(530) 889-8020
placer county water agency
(530) 823-4850
pcwa.net
placer co. assoc. of realtors
270 Technology Way, Ste. 100, Rocklin, CA 95765
(916) 624-8271
pcaor.com
parallax design group, inc
placer co executive office
2727 Campbell Drive, Ste 2, AUburn, CA, 95602

(415) 559-8640
12840 Earhart Ave., Ste. 110, Auburn, CA, 95602

(530) 887-9400
parallaxdesigngroup.com
175 Fulweiler Ave, Auburn, CA, 95603

(530) 889-4010
placer.gov
nor cal guitar supply
parents' resource guide
placer co farm bureau
4076 Grass Valley Hwy, Ste D, Auburn, CA, 95602

(530) 887-8294
PO Box 1623, Grass Valley, CA, 95945

(530) 274-1188
10120 Ophir Road, Newcastle, CA, 95658

(916) 663-2929
norris electric, inc
partners in care llc
placer community theater

(530) 885-8421
500 Wal Street, Auburn, CA, 95603

(530) 268-7423

(530) 852-2708
noble business consulting
placer county spca
precision fluid controls, inc
reynolds maddux llp
150 Corporation Yard Road, Roseville, CA, 95678

(530) 885-7387
10062 Streeter Rd., Ste 1, Auburn, CA, 95602

(530) 268-9017
precisionfluidcontrols.com

(530) 885-8500
rmwlawllp.com
pride industries
richard johnson

(530) 888-0331
425 Perkins Way, Auburn, CA, 95603

(530) 885-9099
protect american river canyons
riebes auto parts

(530) 885-8878
200 Palm Ave, Auburn, CA, 95603

(530) 885-5134
riebes.com
placer farm supply

10120 Ophir Road, Newcastle, CA, 95658
(916) 663-3741
placerfarmsupply.com
placer foreclosure, inc
12190 Herdal Drive, Ste 9, Auburn, CA, 95603
(530) 888-8411
placerforeclosure.com
placer independent resource services
11768 Atwood Road Ste 29, Auburn, CA, 95603
(530) 885-6100 (ext 14)
pirs.org
placer insurance
PO Box 619052, Roseville, CA, 95661
(916) 784-1008
protronics
(530) 823-3857
protusa.com
quad air communications

placer kids/sierra forever families
(535) 887-9982
placer land trust
(530) 887-9222
placerlandtrust.org
placer paralegal services
161 Palm Ave Ste 3, Auburn, CA, 95603
(530) 292-8555
placerparalegal.com
placer school for adults
390 Finley Street, Auburn, CA, 95603
(530) 885-8585
placeronline.org
placer speech and hearing
11990 Heritage Oak Place, Ste 11, Auburn, CA, 95603
(530) 823-7532
placer theatre ballet
4561 Pacific Street, Ste A, Rocklin, CA, 95677
(916) 630-7820
placertheatreballet.org
placer title co
PO Box 162761, Sacramento, CA, 95816

(916) 444-4857
riju
1925 Burlin Way, Auburn, CA, 95603
(530)878-5775
rita miller
1132 Humbug Way, Auburn, CA, 95603
(786) 475-5963
river ridge realty
4070 River Woods Drive, Auburn, CA, 95602
(916) 988-8880
rjb bookkeeping
quality inn
(530) 823-0230

(530) 885-7025
robert e. gilpin cpa, inc
quartz drive self storage
3265 Fortune Court, Auburn, CA, 95602

(530) 823-0550
3911 N Blattella Lane, Fresno, CA, 93727

(530) 885-5010
quartzdriveselfstorage.com
robert l. litchfield, jr., attorney
161 Palm Avenue Ste 1, Auburn, CA, 95603

(530) 889-2777
attorneyboblitchfield.com
robinson & fulton law
raley's supermarket
1 California Street, Auburn, CA, 95603

(530) 823-2010
fulton-law.com
500 West Capitol Ave., West Sacramento, CA, 95605

(530) 885-0669
robinson sand & gravel
ray yamasaki landscape arch. retired

1130 Humbub Way, Auburn, CA, 95603
(530) 885-6105

(530) 885-5623
robinsonsg.com
rock creek care center
rca of grass valley, inc

830 Zion Street, Nevada City, CA, 95959
(530) 478-6444
rcagrassvalley.com
260 Racetrack St, Auburn, CA, 95603

(530) 885-7051
rock creek self storage
11711 Quartz Drive, Auburn, CA, 95602
(530) 886-8100
rockcreekselfstorage.com
193 Fulweiler, Auburn, CA, 95603

(530) 885-7722
ptc.com
reclaim by design
placer union high school district
recology - auburn placer
13000 New Airport Road, Auburn, CA, 95603

(530) 886-4405
puhsd.k12.ca.us

(530) 889-3703
recologyauburnplacer.com
polisso farmers insurance
regal theatre auburn stadium 10

(530) 889-5699

(530) 888-8013

(530) 745-0156
roper's jewelers, inc
pond collective
renee berg enterprises
(530) 587-5625
(530) 320-3326

(530) 820-3713
roger's automotive repair
12215 Locksley Lane, Ste 5, Auburn, CA, 95602

(530) 823-9469
roper's clockworks

(530) 885-4852
ropersjewelers.com
round table pizza
seniors first
sinclair, wilson, baldo & chamberlain
500 W East Avenue Ste 1, Chico, CA, 95926

(530) 885-5182
12183 Locksley Lane, Ste. 205, Auburn, CA, 95602

(530) 889-9500
seniorsfirst.org
P:O Box 32, Auburn, CA, 95604

(530) 885-4523
swbc-law.com
servpro of auburn/rocklin
sip auburn
2320 Sierra Meadows Drive, Rocklin, CA, 95677

(916) 632-2250
servproauburnrocklin.com
2510 Warren Drive, Ste B, Rocklin, CA, 95677

(530) 878-5558
rowdy randy's
(530) 823-5101
rust & ruffles
(530) 823-7878
rv connection
(916) 765-1022
saber engineering
1542 Industrial Drive, Auburn, CA, 95603
(530) 889-9238
saberengineering.com
safeway
5918 Stoneridge Mall Road, Pleasanton, CA, 94588
(530) 887-3230
sipe's tahoe
siena care center
(530) 889-0707
9800 Hillview Road, Newcastle, CA, 95658

(530) 885-1101
sipestahoe.com
sierra benefit solutions ins svc, inc.
sizzler usa restaurants, inc #657
PO Box 457, Pilot HIll, CA, 95664

(530) 745-0531
2368 Maritime Dr., Ste 100, Elk Grove, CA, 95758

(530) 823-6773
sierra auto body
sleep shop, inc
120 Borland Ave., Ste A, Auburn, CA, 95603

(530) 823-1202
sierra-auto.com

(530) 888-0899
smile business products inc
sierra business council

PO Box 2428, Truckee, CA, 96160
(530) 882-4800
sierrabusiness.org
solarcity corporation
sierra central credit union
salvation army
2558 Bell Road, Ste. A, Auburn, CA, 95603

(530) 885-2020
sierracentral.com

(530) 889-3990
sierra custom awards and more
sam ikeda enterprises, inc

(530) 885-4243
samuel jefferson frazier iii, attorney
7860 Mt. Vernon Rd., Auburn, CA, 95603
(530) 888-6500
satellite zone/sky high marketing
(530) 888-9900
save on cleaners
(530) 888-7006
scinto graziano llp
(530) 885-2451
sears of auburn
(530) 885-7531
secure record management
12260 Shale Ridge Lane Ste 1, Auburn, CA, 95602
(530) 888-6161
securerecordmanagement.com
4525 Auburn Blvd, Sacramento, CA, 95841

(916) 481-7695
smilebpi.com

(916) 508-0051
solarcity.com
soroptimist int'l of the american river
173 Palm Avenue, Auburn, CA, 95603

(530) 888-1333
sierracustomawards.com
sierra doctors medical group
(530) 885-0344
sierradoctors.com

(530) 887-3418
soroptimist int'l of auburn
(916) 663-2946
soroptimist int'l of historic auburn
(530) 885-4852
sierra gold chorus

3321 Del Mar Ave, Loomis, CA, 95650
(530) 888-6657
spee-dee oil change & tune up

22350 Gunsight Road, Colfax, CA, 95713
(530) 823-0102
sierra moon goldsmiths

(530) 823-1965
sierramoongoldsmiths.com
st. joseph's catholic school

(530) 885-4490
saintjosephauburn.org
sierra network solutions

2945 Bell Rd., Ste 163, Auburn, CA, 95603
(530) 333-7303
sierranetworksolutions.com
state farm insurance - ralph smith
sierra nevada conservancy
state farm insurance - ben harwell

(530) 823-4686
sierranevada.ca.gov
11965 Heritage Oak Place, Auburn, CA, 95602

(530) 885-5104

(530) 885-8652
stein & sons funeral service

sierra precision optics
(530) 885-6979

(530) 820-3965
steinandsons.com
sierra ridge memory care
stellar smile
3265 Blue Oaks Drive, Auburn, CA, 95602

(530) 887-8600

(530) 883-7876
select estate properties

(530) 887-1777
selectestateproperties.com
steve leighty, d.d.s.
taco tree, a california corporation
the painted peacock

(530) 886-8871
steveleightydds.com
180 Oakwood Drive, Auburn, CA, 95603

(530) 823-0969

(530) 878-5997
tango frozen yogurt inc
the ridge golf course & Events center
steven e. phillips cpa

(530) 888-0455
2020 Golf Course Road, Auburn, CA, 95602

(530) 888-7888
theridgegolfcourse.com

(530) 823-6731
stevenephillipscpa.com
stewart feldman consulting
PO Box 231, Meadow Vista, CA, 95722
(530) 878-7123
terri meyers realtor

22204 Knolls Drive, Grass Valley, CA, 95949
(530) 887-3467
terry farinha
stigers high def video production

(530) 823-2229
(916) 539-1609
tgh aviation
strictly toy-ondas
135 Stadium Way, Auburn, CA, 95603
(530) 887-0808
strictlytoyondas.com
suburban propane
PO Box 7447, Philadelphia, PA, 19101
(530) 273-6113
suburbanpropane.com
sun dance coaching
2030 Little Creek Road, Auburn, CA, 95602
(530) 401-1758
sun river clothing co.
(530) 888-1585
surewest directories
thrivent financial

(530) 885-5206
theartisticsalon.com
470 Nevada Street Ste 109, Auburn, CA, 95603

(530) 886-8222
the black forest

(530) 885-7112
theblackforest.com
the capps group
(530) 823-2111
cappsgroup.com
the cbm group, inc
the daily egg
(530) 878-7938

(530) 878-5325
the footpath
(530) 885-2091
footpathshoes.com
sutherland property management, inc
sutter auburn faith hospital

(530) 888-4500
sutterhealth.org
sutter auburn surgery center
PO Box 619110, Roseville, CA, 95661
(530) 888-8899
sutterhealth.org

(530) 823-2422
the artistic salon
susan rushton

(530) 885-0664
the ups store
thomas brenner, od
1010 Racquet Club Dr. Ste 108, Auburn, CA, 95603

(530) 823-2477
cbmgroup.net

(530) 305-4541
regionalhomefinders.com
111 Sacramento Street, Ste B, Auburn, CA, 95603

(530) 823-0573
2389 Rickenbacker Way, Auburn, CA, 95602

(530) 823-6204
tghaviation.com
1430 Blue Oaks Blvd., Ste 230, Roseville, CA, 95747

(916) 772-4090
susan teixeira, better homes realty
the silver store
the golden swann jewelers

(530) 823-7739
goldenswann.com
the healthy habit
799 Lincoln Way, AUburn, CA, 95603
(530) 823-6422
the hearing aid center
11899 Edgewood Rd, Ste B, Auburn, CA, 95603
(530) 878-5158
auburnhearingcenter.com
the moving crew
178 Borland Ave, Auburn, CA, 95603
(916) 730-8305
calmovingcrew.com
taco bell
the old warehouse antiques
11879 Kemper Road Ste 11, Auburn, CA, 95603

(530) 885-2455
1290 Summer Place, Auburn, CA, 95603

(530) 888-7000
52 College Way, Auburn, CA, 95603

(530) 823-8353
thunder valley casino

1200 Athens Avenue, Lincoln, CA, 95648
(916) 408-8265
thundervalleycasino.com
tokutomi & caruthers, cpas, llp
11850 Kemper Road Ste D, Auburn, CA, 95603
(530) 888-1303
tokutomiandcaruthers.com
town planner calendar of auburn
(916) 276-3865
tre pazzi trattoria
(530) 823-2994
tributary whitewater tours, llc
PO Box 728, Weimar, CA, 95736
(530) 346-6812
whitewatertours.com
tri counties bank
(530) 889-8900
tricountiesbank.com
u.s. bank
(530) 889-3959
usbank.com
umpqua bank
(530) 886-2707
umpquabank.com
union bank
(530) 885-3704
unionbank.com
unity of auburn
wave broadband

(530) 888-6489
unityofauburn.com
PO Box 3520, Rocklin, CA, 95677

(916) 652-9479
wedbush securities - howard fleming
uptown sign company

(530) 888-9220

(530) 823-6121
wells fargo advisors, llc
470 Nevada Street Ste 200, Auburn, CA, 95603
(530) 823-4594
wells fargo insurance services, usa inc
valley yellow pages

(530) 273-7213
1850 N. Gateway Blvd., Fresno, CA, 93727

(800) 357-8887
western states trail foundation
villara building systems
150 A Gum Lane Ste 103, Auburn, CA, 95603

(530) 823-7282
4700 Lang Avenue, McClellan, CA, 95652

(916) 646-2700 (ext 2021)
villara.com
westpark communities
(916) 774-3400
vina castellano vineyard & winery
westview healthcare center

(530) 889-2855
12225 Shale Ridge Lane, Auburn, CA, 95602

(530) 885-7511
westviewhealth.com
visions salon & spa

144 Reamer Street, Auburn, CA, 95603
(530) 823-0455
vista builders supply
(530) 885-3134
vistabuilderssupply.com
vitas insurance
231 Cherry Avenue, Auburn, CA, 95603
(530) 823-3733
vitek mortgage group
3013 Douglas Blvd., Ste 135, Roseville, CA, 95661
(530) 888-1234
teamvitek.com
wakefield landscape management

144 Kellie Lane, Auburn, CA, 95603
(530) 368-1094
walgreens drug stores
12120 New Airport Rd., Auburn, CA, 95602
(530) 888-9235
walmart
1835 Iron Point Road Ste 180, Folsom, CA, 95630
(916) 799-7574
Pawnbrokers
what's poppin' kettle corn

(916) 773-5888
western states trail foundation
150 A Gum Lane Ste 103, Auburn, CA, 95603
(530) 823-7282
948c Lincoln Way

in Auburn
530-885-9219
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william wharton
5185 Meadow View Lane, Auburn, CA, 95602
(530) 885-5711
williams, hansen & associates
(530) 889-0844
wilson, wilson & taylor, cpas
(530) 885-6252
wilsontaylor.com
winchester country club
3030 Legends Drive, Meadow Vista, CA, 95722
(530) 878-3000
winchestercountryclub.com
walter a. winfrey, d.d.s.
yamasaki landscape architecture

(530) 885-2769

(530) 885-0040
warehouse paint, inc
yoga reclaimed

(530) 885-7914

(530) 305-9408
530.885.3735
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Accounting - tax services

Barbara L. Jicha CPA
(530) 887-0609
Robinson & Fulton Law
Bobst, Book & Briel, CPAs
(530) 885-7171
Samuel Jefferson Frazier III,

Attorney
Dennis J. Arietta,
Tax & Financial Svc
(530) 823-3493
Homer, Stenger & Co Inc
(530) 889-3969
Sinclair, Wilson, Baldo

& Chamberlain
(530) 885-3600
The Nelson Law Firm
Liberty Tax Service

Merrill Accountancy Corporation
(530) 885-3797
Robert E. Gilpin CPA, Inc.
(530) 823-0550
Scinto Graziano LLP
(530) 885-2451
Steven E. Phillips CPA
(530) 823-6731
Tokutomi & Caruthers, CPAs, LLP
(530) 888-1303
Wilson, Wilson & Taylor, CPAs
(530) 885-6252
advertising - directory
Shellys Smart Shopper
(530) 273-0864
SureWest Directories
(916) 772-4090
Valley Yellow Pages
(800) 357-8887
advertising - specialties
Outpost Creative
(916) 663-2929
AMBULANCE
American Medical Response
(916) 563-0600
apartments
Auburn Palm Terrace LP
(530) 887-8026
Driftwood Village
(530) 885-2690
(530) 885-7531
(530) 886-2707
(530) 888-6500
Union Bank
(530) 885-3704
(530) 885-4523
beauty - image service & supplies
(530) 823-6300
Auburn Beauty, Bath & Body
(530) 885-2100
The Artistic Salon
(530) 885-5206
Visions Salon & Spa
(530) 823-0455
AUTOMOTIVE - BODY REPAIR

Jake Tomlinson & Co.
(530) 885-0183
Sierra Auto Body
(530) 823-1202
bed & breakfast

Gold Hill Gardens
AUTOMOTIVE - PARTS
Auburn Ford Lincoln Mercury
(530) 823-6591
beverage company
Auburn Honda
(530) 823-7234
Mussetter Distributing
Gold Rush Chevrolet
(530) 885-0471
Magnussens Auburn
Dodge Chrysler Jeep
(530) 885-2900
Magnussens Auburn Toyota, Inc
(530) 885-8484
Riebes Auto Parts
(530) 885-5134
Lichau & Assoc. Architects
(530) 885-7178
Michelle Davis Architect
(530) 863-3849
(530) 887-9150
Douglas Van Howd Wildlife Art LTD (530) 887-1581
Auburn Bike Works
(530) 885-3861
biotechnology
(530) 887-7270
bookstore
Auburn Auto Doctors
(530) 852-0330
Auburn Euro Motors Inc
(530) 268-1870
Autovantage Service Center
(530) 823-3456
Dry Creek 76
(530) 885-5013
M45 Automotive
(530) 823-7645
Rogers Automotive Repair
(530) 823-9469
building - materials
Spee-Dee Oil Change & Tune Up
(530) 823-0102
Diamond Pacific
(530) 885-6291
Strictly Toy-Ondas
(530) 887-0808
Ginty Supply Company of Auburn
(530) 823-6010
The Black Forest
(530) 885-7112
Vista Builders Supply
(530) 885-3134
Les Schwab Tires
Christian Science Reading Room
(530) 885-4811
bowling
Foothills Bowl & Motel
(530) 885-7518
business - coaching & Training

(530) 823-7082
Manning Consulting
(530) 210-5887
business association
Mach 5 Aviation
(530) 889-2000
Newcastle Area Business Association (916) 663-1108
TGH Aviation
(530) 823-6204
Old Town Business Association
Frank Calabrettas
Bail House Bail Bonds
(530) 823-3836
car wash
(530) 823-8340
Cruisers Car Wash
(530) 887-8522
casino
bakery
ATTORNEY
(530) 885-4913
AUTOMOTIVE - SERVICE
bail bonds
ART - GALLERY
(916) 663-3060
bicycles
aviation services
ARCHITECTS
Auburn Old Town Gallery LLC
(530) 889-3959
Umpqua Bank
AUTOMOTIVE - TIRES
APPLIANCES
Sears of Auburn
U.S. Bank
Miltenyi Biotec Inc

(530) 885-2570
agriculture
Placer Co. Farm Bureau
sierra central credit union (continued)

(530) 823-2010
Thunder Valley Casino
Flour Garden Bakery
(530) 888-1011
Hildas Bakery
(530) 820-3658
(916) 408-8265
A.L. Harvey Law,

Professional Law Corporation
(530) 217-3520
Aronowitz Skidmore Lyon
(530) 823-9736
banks & credit unions
BottomLine Lawyers PC
(530) 888-7100
Bank of America Home Loans
(916) 790-0818
Geri R. Bray, Attorney at Law
(530) 823-3501
Bank of the West
(530) 889-6280
Holcombe Law Group
(530) 320-2181
Community 1st Bank
(530) 863-4800
chiropractor
Holden Law Group
(530) 888-0901
First Northern Bank
(530) 885-5009
Hensley Chiropractic
(530) 878-1311
Golden 1 Credit Union
(877) 465-3361
James Greenlee D.C.
(530) 885-2909
Law Offices of Barry A. Zimmerman (530) 823-0705
catering
A Window Opened
Law Offices of Stephen M. North
(530) 886-4018
Reynolds Maddux LLP
(530) 885-8500
sierra central credit union
Robert L. Litchfield, Jr., Attorney
(530) 889-2777
Tri Counties Bank
(530) 863-7866
Ludys Main Street BBQ & Catering (530) 666-4400

Penguins Catering
(530) 888-7417
churches
(530) 889-8900
Foothill Center for Spiritual Living
(530) 823-6986
cleaning services
(530) 885-0271
Leslies Cleaning Services
(530) 885-5606
cleaning services
Bill Kenney Edward Jones Investments
(530) 885-2484
drug abuse, detection & Prevention
David P. McHugh - Edward Jones
(530) 305-7394
Datco Services Corporation
Davis Financial Advisors
(530) 888-9003
IFC & Insurance Marketing Garrett Konrad
(530) 886-8550
IFC & Insurance Marketing Peter Konrad
(530) 886-8550
education
Morgan Stanley
(916) 788-9479
Auburn Union
Elementary School District
Natalie Litchfield - Edward Jones
(530) 885-5034
(530) 885-7242
Thrivent Financial
(530) 886-8222
KidZKount
(530) 885-5437
Placer Co Office of Education
(530) 889-8020
Wedbush Securities Howard Fleming
(530) 823-6121
Placer School For Adults
(530) 885-8585
Wells Fargo Advisors,LLC.
(530) 823-4594
Placer Union High School District
(530) 886-4405
E-Z Way Driving School
Fine Girl Clothing
(530) 888-8840
Marilyns Fashion-a-tions
(530) 823-2468
dry cleaning & laundry
Mountain Mama
(530) 885-7935
Save On Cleaners
coffee shops
Depoe Bay Coffee Company
(530) 889-1021
collection agency
RCA of Grass Valley, Inc
financial services
driving school
Emerald Green Janitorial Service
(530) 478-6444
computer - sales - service - repair
(530) 885-8109
(530) 268-8101
(530) 888-7006
Computer Addict
(530) 889-1325
Protronics
(530) 823-3857
electrical - contractor
Sierra Network Solutions
(530) 333-7303
Jack Knight Electric
(916) 302-7372
Norris Electric, Inc
(530) 885-8421
24 Seven Fire Protection
computer - software sales

Williams, Hansen & Associates
(530) 889-0844
electronics
Ceronix Inc
computer - web design
(530) 886-6402
Daveworks Web Development
(530) 878-3811
employment agencies
Parallax Design Group, Inc.
(530) 887-9400
Adecco -The Employment People
(530) 273-7633
Blue Ribbon Personnel Services
(530) 823-0556
concrete - paving & Grading

Robinson Sand & Gravel
(530) 305-1843
(530) 308-2691
dance - instruction
Pamelot - A School Of Dance
(530) 888-6206
dentist
Auburn Dental Aesthetics
(530) 888-9764
Pier 210 Dental Group
(530) 885-5696
Steve Leighty, D.D.S.
(530) 886-8871
Walter A. Winfrey, D.D.S.
(530) 885-2769
dentist - pediatric
David Mark Seman DDS
(530) 823-1100
(530) 888-7155
disability services
Placer Independent
Resource Services
Auburn Carpet One Floor & Home
(530) 268-0502
florist
Bryans Auburn Florist
Placer Foreclosure, Inc
Auburn Lodge #7 - Odd Fellows
Enercomp, Inc.
(530) 885-9890
Focuses Energy Processes
(530) 278-3753
Andregg Geomatics
(530) 885-7072
Saber Engineering
(530) 889-9238
(530) 885-4576
(530) 888-8411
(530) 885-6100
gas & Propane

American River Gas Company, Inc
(530) 888-7438
Flyers Energy, LLC
(530) 885-0401
Suburban Propane
(530) 273-6113
golf
Auburn Valley Golf Club
(530) 269-2775
Sierra Custom Awards and More
The Ridge Golf Course
(530) 888-7888
Winchester Country Club
(530) 878-3000
(530) 888-1333
event center
Auburn Masonic Hall Association
(530) 885-3081
Funfinity
(530) 888-7822
government agencies
California Conservation Corps
(530) 823-4900
Golden Sierra Job Training Agency
(530) 823-4635
event planning
Placer Co Assessor, Kristen Spears
(530) 889-4309
B.P. Productions
(916) 652-8575
Placer Co. Executive Office
(530) 889-4010
Funfinity
(530) 888-7822
graphic design
MPrint Studios Graphic Design
(530) 885-0904
Classic Photo Booth Rentals
(530) 710-5748
grocery
Mountain Mandarin Festival
(530) 320-7895
Bel Air #517
(530) 889-8626
Raleys Supermarket
(530) 885-0669
Safeway
(530) 887-3230
Echo Valley Ranch
(530) 823-1482
grocery - convenience
farmers market
(530) 889-3703
(530) 885-9770
engraving
farm supplies - feed & grain
disposal service
Recology - Auburn Placer
energy consulting
fairs/events
dentist - periodontist
Nicky M. Hakimi DDS, Inc.
floor covering
foreclosure assistance
engineering
court reporting
Kenworthy Court Reporting
(530) 906-0606
fraternal organization
(530) 885-5623
counseling
Insights Counseling Group
fire protection
Foothill Farmers Market
Rowdy Randys
(530) 823-5101
(530) 823-6186
hardware
fast food
doctor - medical
Sierra Doctors Medical Group
(530) 885-0344
William Kirby MD
(530) 823-6500
Fosters Freeze
Auburn True Value

health & fitness clubs
fast food (continued)

dog daycare/boarding
A Ruff Life
(530) 823-1730
(530) 889-8258
(530) 888-1119
Anytime Fitness
(530) 887-1265
Taco Bell
(530) 885-2455
Auburn Racquet & Fitness Club
(530) 885-1602
Taco Tree
(530) 823-0969
Courthouse Athletic Club
(530) 885-1964
health & Wellness
landscape - maintenance
newspapers and shoppers
Bukovina Naturopathic Medicine
(530) 878-5388
ADL Maintenance Services
(530) 878-1940
Auburn Journal
(530) 885-5656
Healing Light Institute
(530) 889-2300
Wakefield Landscape Management
(530) 368-1094
Foresthill Messenger
(530) 367-3966
Herbalife Independent Distributor Dawn Cederlund
laser optics
Meadow Vista Life
(530) 885-5656
(530) 802-1234
Natural Wellness Massage
(530) 415-4110
Sierra Precision Optics
health & wellness - products

Juice Plus+
(530) 823-1420
Sam Ikeda Enterprises, Inc.
(530) 885-4243
hearing aids
Accuquest Hearing Center
(530) 888-7215
Beltone Hearing Aid Center
(530) 885-8350
Miracle-Ear
(530) 889-8660
The Hearing Aid Center
(530) 878-5158
(530) 885-6979
legal services
Advocates for Mentally Ill

Housing, Inc
(530) 878-5088
Auburn Paralegal Services

Divorce & More
(530) 888-7333
Aim Property Solutions,Inc.
(530) 305-5641
Legal Shield Bob Sappington
(530) 268-4700
American Cancer Society
(916) 446-7933
Placer Paralegal Services
(530) 292-8555
American Red Cross Gold Country
(530) 885-9392
Auburn Area Christmas

Basket Program
(530) 878-1570
Auburn Education Foundation
(530) 823-8335
Auburn Interfaith Food Closet
(530) 885-1921
Auburn Rotary
(530) 885-9587
BloodSource - Sierra Foothills
(916) 453-1500
liquor stores
Liquor Outlet - Party and
Wedding Rentals
(530) 823-8310
mail & shipping service

heating & air conditioning
Maki Heating & A/C Inc
(530) 885-3449
Millers Heating, A/C & Sheet Metal (530) 885-6172
C Horse Ranch
(530) 888-7766
hospitals
Sutter Auburn Faith Hospital
Mail-N-More
(530) 888-8612
Boys & Girls Club of Placer County (530) 889-2273
The UPS Store
(530) 823-2422
Caring Hearts Society of Auburn
(530) 864-2714
El Dorado Winery Association
(800) 306-3956
First US Community Credit Union
(800) 556-6768
Foothill Employer Advisory Council
(530) 889-4090
Gold Country Fair Grounds
(530) 823-4533
mPOWER Placer
(530) 745-3590
PEACE for Families
(530) 823-6224
Placer Co. Assoc. of Realtors
(916) 624-8271
Placer Community Theater
(530) 852-2708
Placer County SPCA
(530) 885-7387
manufacturing
California Hardwood Producers, Inc. (530) 888-8191
horseriding
(530) 888-4500
ice cream & yogurt

Auburn Scoops
(530) 823-3161
Tango Frozen Yogurt Inc.
(530) 888-0455
individual
James Cox & Sons, Inc.
(530) 346-8322
Precision Fluid Controls, Inc
(530) 268-9017
mattresses & beds

Sleep Shop, Inc.
(530) 888-0899
meat - meat cutting service

Longhorn Meat Company, Inc.
(530) 823-0275
Placer Land Trust
(530) 887-9222
Pride Industries
(530) 888-0331
Calstar
(530) 887-0569
Protect American River Canyons
(530) 885-8878
Chapa-De Indian Health Program
(916) 705-0649
Salvation Army
(530) 889-3990
Sierra Business Council
(530) 882-4800
Sierra Nevada Conservancy
(530) 823-4686
Western States Trail Foundation
(530) 823-7282
(530) 823-5783
Gloria Cavenee
(530) 878-1570
Jeannette Klebofski
(530) 823-5606
mortgage & loans
Kevin Hanley
(530) 906-1042
Alpine Mortgage Planning
(530) 823-9100
Laurie Penn
(530) 823-9210
Peak Mortgage
(530) 887-3700
Mike Holmes
(530) 889-2780
VITEK Mortgage Group
(530) 888-1234
Rosemary Headley
(530) 885-3575
mortuaries & funeral services
insurance
Chapel Of The Hills
(530) 885-3773
AAA NCNU
(530) 886-2510
Lassila Funeral Chapel
(530) 885-6271
AC Bradbury Insurance Scvs, Inc
(530) 823-5225
Stein & Sons Funeral Service
(530) 820-3965
Eklund Insurance Agency
(530) 888-8030
Flores Insurance Agency
(530) 823-6844
John N. Uhl, Insurance Agency
(530) 823-8273
(916) 838-4021
Placer Insurance
(916) 784-1008
State Farm Insurance - Ralph Smith (530) 885-8652

State Farm Insurance - Ben Harwell (530) 885-5104
Vitas Insurance
(530) 823-3733
jewelry
Placer Kids/Sierra Forever Families (535) 887-9982
medical support services & supplies

Cathy Sarmento
Michael Carey
Insurance Agency/Farmers
nonprofit organizations
motels, hotels & inns

Best Western Golden Key Motel
(530) 885-8611
Comfort Inn Central
(530) 887-9897
Holiday Inn, Auburn
(530) 887-8787
Motel 6
(530) 888-7829
Quality Inn
(530) 885-7025
Eisley Nursery Inc
(530) 878-7223
movers
Auburn Office Products
(530) 888-1400
Smile Business Products Inc.
(916) 481-7695
office leasing - property management

Auburn Promenade Ltd.
(530) 823-9546
Cagle Properties, LLC
(530) 885-3072
Fiddler Green Plaza
(530) 889-0667
opthalmologist
(530) 885-4852
Auburn Moving Company
(530) 823-8685
Sierra Moon Goldsmiths
(530) 823-1965
The Moving Crew
(916) 730-8305
The Golden Swann Jewelers
(530) 823-7739
The Silver Store
(530) 823-0573
music
Kelly Moore Paint Co
(530) 885-4893
Warehouse Paint, Inc
(530) 885-7914
(530) 823-6683
landscape - design - architecture
Encore Music Center
(530) 889-0514
pawnbrokers
Yamasaki Landscape Architecture
Sierra Gold Chorus
(530) 888-6657
Auburn Jewelry & Loan
(530) 823-8353
paint
Auburn Symphony
(530) 885-0040
(530) 885-3767
optometrist
Thomas Brenner, OD
Ropers Jewelers, Inc
(530) 885-5163
office equipment & supplies
Foreman Eye Care
motorsports
Fast Fridays Motorcycle Speedway
nursery & plants
(530) 885-9219
performing company
Placer Theatre Ballet
pest control
Clark Pest Control
retired (continued)
real estate (continued)

(916) 630-7820
(530) 823-6494
pharmacy
Bob Snyder
(530) 889-1989
Bonnie Pebley
(530) 878-2216
(530) 886-4323
Cathy Cline Designs
(530) 906-8870
Lyon Real Estate
(530) 888-1928
Curtis Smith
(530) 305-0654
Pam Moore - Lyon Real Estate
(530) 887-3415
DeJarnette, Monroe
(530) 823-2364
River Ridge Realty
(916) 988-8880
Donald C. Anderson
(530) 888-6710
(530) 887-1777
Hometown Realtors
JoAnn Bennett
Century 21 Auburn Realty
(530) 888-1248
Auburn Drug Co.
(530) 885-6524
Sierra Brokers Real Estate
Dr. Donald Brophy
(530) 885-0854
Walgreens Drug Stores
(530) 888-9235
Susan Teixeira, Better Homes Realty (530) 305-4541
George Coe
(530) 745-0306
Terri Meyers Realtor
(530) 887-3467
Karen L. Hancock
(530) 885-0950
The Capps Group
(530) 823-2111
Kathleen Shaffer
(530) 889-2066
Kathy Sands
(530) 906-9895
Madonna Anglin
(530) 885-6531
Paul Ogden
(530) 823-8683
Ray Yamasaki
Landscape Arch. Retired
(530) 885-6105
Richard Johnson
(530) 885-9099
Stewart Feldman Consulting
(530) 878-7123
Terry Farinha
(530) 823-2229
William Wharton
(530) 885-5711
plants - lease & maintain

Forever Green
(800) 773-1800
real estate investment
plumbing & pipe supplies

General Plumbing Supply
(530) 885-5632
(916) 663-3336
(530) 887-7945
pre-schools & day care

Auburn Discovery
Montessori School, Inc
Secure Record Management
(530) 888-6161
recreation
postal service
U.S. Postal Service - Auburn
(530) 885-4525
record management
pools & spas - sales & service

Dal Pino Quality Pools
Duff Brothers
(530) 823-9577
Auburn Recreation District
(530) 885-0611
Auburn Ski Club Associates
(530) 426-3313
Auburn Youth Soccer Club
(530) 889-2972
Auburn Roofing, Inc.
rentals
Auburn Masonic Hall Association
roofing
(530) 885-3081
printing
(530) 823-9900
rv park
Auburn Gold Country RV Park
(530) 885-0990
Advantage Print Marketing & More
(530) 885-0464
restaurants
APi-marketing
(530) 885-9674
Applebees Neighborhood Grill
(530) 823-8663
rv rental - sales & services
Gold Country Printing
(530) 852-0279
Cafe Delicias
(530) 885-2050
RV Connection
Cesare Ristorante
(916) 660-2166
property management - residential
Chevys Fresh Mex
(530) 885-7774
Eugene Burger
Management Corporation
(530) 745-9801
Dingus McGees
Roadhouse Restaurant
(530) 878-1000
Huber Property Management, Inc
(530) 885-7252
Happy Wok Restaurant
(530) 368-6307
Sutherland Property
Management, Inc
La Fornaretta Inc.
(916) 663-1338
(530) 885-0664
satellite television
Local Heroes
(530) 320-3030
The CBM Group, Inc.
(530) 823-2477
Satellite Zone/Sky High Marketing
Lou La Bontes
(530) 885-7755
Maxs Cafe
(530) 888-6100
schools
Monkey Cat
(530) 888-8492
Pine Hills Adventist School
(530) 885-9447
Nectar Cafe
(530) 820-3314
St. Josephs Catholic School
(530) 885-4490
Newcastle Pizzeria
(916) 672-6263
Old Town Pizza
(530) 888-7600
security protection services
Original Mels Diner
(530) 823-6357
ABM Security Services
Round Table Pizza
(530) 885-5182
pub bar
Knee Deep Brewing Company
(530) 797-4677
publications
Parents Resource Guide
(530) 274-1188
Sierra Flair Publishing
(530) 273-0145
(916) 765-1022
salon & spa

Almost Paradise Salon & Spa
(530) 887-1672
Argonauta
(530) 885-7272
(530) 888-9900
(916) 614-9571
pumps
Sizzler USA Restaurants, Inc #657 (530) 823-6773
seniors - assisted living
Flo-Line Technology, Inc
The Daily Egg
(530) 878-5325
Auburn Creekside Villa
(530) 823-5273
Tre Pazzi Trattoria
(530) 823-2994
Emeritus at Emerald Hills
(530) 888-8847
Oakwood Village Assisted

Living & Memory Care
(530) 889-8122
Sierra Ridge Memory Care
(530) 887-8600
(530) 887-2240
quilt shop
Whistle Stop Quilt Shop
(530) 888-1882
restoration & clean-up

Servpro of Auburn/Rocklin
(916) 632-2250
radio broadcast station

seniors - nursing homes & facilities
Capital Public Radio
(916) 278-8900
retail
KAHI Radio
(530) 885-5636
Bargain Baby
(530) 887-8560
Rock Creek Care Center
(530) 885-7051
Get Dressed!
(530) 906-1328
Siena Care Center
(530) 889-0707
real estate
Placer Farm Supply
(916) 663-3741
Westview Healthcare Center
(530) 885-7511
Better Homes & Gardens Real Estate (530) 328-1900
Sipes Tahoe
(530) 885-1101
Carolyn Metzker - Lyon Real Estate
(530) 887-3423
Walmart
(916) 799-7574
Cathy Asbury - Lyon Real Estate
(530) 887-3438
Help at Home Senior Care
(530) 885-7444
Coldwell Banker
(530) 886-5700
retired
Helpful Pathways
(530) 368-0745
Colleen Conley Lyon Real Estate
(530) 887-3407
Barry Stigers
Home Instead Senior Care
(530) 885-3904
Dave Johnson - Coldwell Banker
(530) 886-5716
Bill & Nancie Radakovitz
Seniors First
(530) 889-9500
(530) 823-9764
seniors - services
service club
surgery
(530) 887-9020
Auburn 20-30 Club
(530) 305-6006
Auburn Day Break Rotary
(530) 889-0845
Auburn Gold County Rotary Club
(530) 823-9764
Auburn Host Lions Club
(530) 305-6446
Eureka Lodge No. 16, F&AM
(530) 885-2723
telecommunications systems & service
Kiwanis Club of Auburn
(530) 885-8561
AT&T Services, Inc
Knights of Columbus
(916) 663-1207
Soroptimist Intl of the

American River
(530) 887-3418
Soroptimist International of Auburn (916) 663-2946

Soroptimist International of
Historic Auburn
(530) 885-4852
(530) 888-8899
tea room & gifts

Thompsons Goldrush
Emporium & Tea
Mickeys Boots
(530) 885-3710
The Footpath
(530) 885-2091
signs
California Welcome Center - Auburn (530) 887-2111
(916) 341-3466
(530) 885-0156
Regal Theatre Auburn Stadium 10
(530) 745-0156
THRIFT STORE
(530) 885-4228
(916) 646-2700
storage & mini storage
Old Republic Title Company
(530) 885-7770
Placer Title Co
(530) 885-7722
(530) 823-4850
water well - drinking & pump service

Gary C. Tanko, Well Drilling, Inc.
(530) 823-8234
welding equipment & supplies

Harris Ind Gases/Auburn Iron Works (530) 878-2679
(530) 887-3616
Sierra Whitewater
(530) 885-1844
Tributary Whitewater Tours, LLC
(530) 346-6812
winery - vineyard
Mt. Vernon Winery
(530) 823-1111
Vina Castellano Vineyard & Winery
(530) 889-2855
TRAVEL AGENCY
Chamber Explorations
(916) 705-0649
women & children services
Havalark Travel
(530) 367-6595
Acres of Hope
(530) 878-8030
KidsFirst
(916) 774-6802
Auburn Self Storage
(530) 823-7555
Locksley Mini Storage
(530) 888-7277
TV CABLE STATION - SERVICE
Newcastle Mini Storage
(916) 663-2041
Wave Broadband
Quartz Drive Self Storage
(530) 885-5010
(916) 652-9479
wood stove & pool equipment

Auburn Home And Energy Center
UTILITIES
storage & mini storage (continued)
Pacific Gas & Electric
(800) 743-5000
youth services
Rock Creek Self Storage
SolarCity Corporation
(916) 508-0051
Golden Sierra Life Skills, Inc.
(530) 886-8100
(916) 789-1485
whitewater rafting
TITLE COMPANY
TRADE SHOWS - EXPOSITIONS - FAIRS

Villara Building Systems
Costco Wholesale
Placer County Water Agency
Auburn Placer Performing Arts

Center, Inc
Auburn Home Shows
WAREHOUSE - STORES
WATER COMPANIES
(530) 888-9220
solar
(530) 885-9624
(530) 885-3360
THEATERS & MOVIES
Friends Forever, A Cat Sanctuary
Howells Sewing & Vacuum

VISITOR SERVICE
Assistance League of Greater Placer (530) 823-8909
shoes - sales & repair
Uptown Sign Company
Sutter Auburn Surgery Center
VACUUMS - SEWING MACHINES
49er Auburn Lions Club
(530) 823-8508
(530) 887-9245
Original Mels Diner - Auburn

$
4.00 OFF
Breakfast, Lunch
or Dinner
on any check over $15 or more
AUBURN LOCATION ONLY
Limit 1 coupon per table. Not to be combined with any
other offers, specials or coupons. Expires 12/31/15
1730 Grass Valley Hwy.

AUBURN
(Corner of Luther Rd & Hwy 49)
530 823-6357
www.originalmelsdiner.com
We have been providing the finest in full service,

custom catering for all occasions since 2000.
12856 Earhart Ave. #102 Auburn, CA 95602
(530) 888-7417 (530) 823-5258 fax
penguinscatering@yahoo.com www.penguinscatering.com
Cathy Asbury
530.887.3438
www.CathyAsbury.GoLyon.com
GoLyon.com
1900 Grass Valley Hwy, Auburn 530.888.1928
Jo Barragan
530.308.2050
GoSeeJo.com
Dannelle Maurer
530.887.3402
Julia Stokes
530.559.2426
Lailus Bednorski
530.277.2907
Mary LeClaire
530.906.6344
dmaurer@golyon.com
www.juliastokes.com
lailusann@gmail.com
www.mleclaire.golyon.com
Pam Moore
530.906.3415
Ann Bryant
530.320-8407
Carolyn Metzker
916.532.4237
Tassa Drake
916.300.7232
www.PamMoore.com
www.Annbryant.golyon.com
www.CarolynMetzker.com
www.tdrake.golyon.com
Laura Suddjian
530.906.7519
Christine Shafer
530.887.3443
Jana Maggert
530.308.1764
Colleen Conley
530.263.0331
lsuddjian@golyon.com
Cshafer@golyon.com
jmaggert@golyon.com
www.colleenconley.com
Linda Logotetta
530.913.7265
Sandy Olson
530.277.7862
Leslie Julian
530.305.7425
Mary Jane Mahoney

530.906.7255
linda@LindaLogoteta.com
www.sandyolson.golyon.com
www.LeslieJulian.com
MJMahoney@golyon.com

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DISCOVER AUBURN

Endurance Capital of the World

20152016 BUSINESS, RELOCATION AND VISITOR GUIDE FOR AUBURN, CA

Welcome to Pacific Rim

Amazing Customer Service!

High Quality Gold & Silver

Precious Metals Wholesale/Retail Jewelry

The Master Technicians, Inc.

FULL SERVICE FACILITY

Mon.-Fri. 7:30 am-5:00 pm Early Bird Service Senior Citizen Discount

for voting us the

The Master Technicians, Inc. Staff ~

Terry Allwein ~ Best Auto Mechanic

AnY UpgRAdE LUbE, OIL &

Hazardous Waste Removal Included. Toyotas and Hondas Only.

FULL SERVICE FACILITY

Genuine Toyota/Honda Parts ASE Certified Technicians

A Pleasant Dealership Alternative

JIMMY MULLENIX - Proprietor

Annual publication produced by the Auburn Journal

auburn service clubs

Designer: Tony Easter,

Kiwanis Club of Auburn

Soroptimist International of the

Soroptimist International of Auburn

Soroptimist International of Historic Auburn

Auburn Day Break Rotary

Auburn Gold Country Rotary

Auburn 49er Lions

Auburn Sunset Rotary

Auburn Host Lions

Copyright 2015. All rights reserved. No part of this

Auburn was one of the earliest towns to spring up along

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auburn middle schools

Ackerman Elementary (1 school)

E. V. Cain Middle School

Auburn Union Elementary (5 schools)

auburn high schools

nearest junior colleges

The Auburn Union Elementary School

Explore The Roots of Californias Rich History

3550 KOA Way, Auburn 530-885-0990 www.auburnrvpark.com

SIERRA NETWORK SOLUTIONS

Serving Auburn, Loomis, Rocklin, Roseville & Sacramento

Toyota, Lexus, Honda, Acura, Nissan,

Call for Weekly Specials

2945 Bell Rd #163 Auburn

Breakfast & Lunch

Search ALL area MLS

7 Days a Week 7am - 3pm

Local Residential & Rural

Ben Richardson www.BenRichardson.net

Crossroad Ventures Group 530.305.1593

530-878-5325 844 Lincoln Way Downtown Auburn

Auburn Pacific Heights

Call for pricing and more information

v 2 bedroom v 1.5 bath v fireplace v great pool

The General Gomez Arts & Events Center, located in historic

general gomez arts & events center

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Nicholson Blown Glass

its almost impossible to do it by yourself. You really have to