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FOLSOM LAKE
SEPTEMBER 2016
MIKUNI
COMES TO FOLSOM
FOLSOM LIVE
INTERVIEW WITH
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VISIT JENKINSON LAKE
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HIGHLIGHTS
8 ON THE COVER
SUSHI SUCCESS
Mikuni comes to Folsom

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COVER STORY
SUSHI
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BY RACHEL ZIRIN | PHOTOS BY JEREMY BURKE
Irasshaimase!
Thirty years ago, a miracle

happened to Taro Arai and
his father.
My dad had a dream of
opening a restaurant and we
only had $2,000 in our bank
account. We met a guy on the
street who gave us $300,000,
Arai said. We never knew
who he was. I believe in miracles now.
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COVER STORY
Folsom location
opening
CONTINUED FROM PAGE 8
Fast forward to the present, Arai

now has nine restaurant locations of
Mikuni: Japanese Restaurant and Sushi Bar all over Northern California.
Mikuni means kingdom from
God, Arai said. My dad always
dreamed about making people feel
like they are in heaven and having
heavenly food.
Making and serving heavenly food
is exactly what they did.
When you walk into any Mikuni
restaurant, you will be instantly
welcomed by every employee in the
building.
I want my customers to feel
welcome, Arai said. I want them to
enjoy and have a good experience, not
just eating food.
Arai never thought his business
would grow to be as large and popular. At first Arai and his family was
struggling.
In the beginning, my dad asked me
to quit school, he said. He just kept
dreaming. One day we were having
30 customers and he told me, I have
a dream of having 1,000 customers
a day. I told him he was losing his
mind. But now, we serve 1.8 million
customers each year between our nine
restaurants.
One dish on the menu is very
special to Arai because it saved them,
he said.
The Fair Oaks roll was the ninth
of 300 rolls I originally created and I
broke every rule of sushi, Arai said.
I used tempura shrimp in the roll
and all of the sauces. This is one of my
favorite rolls because it helped us to
get here.
GRILLED GOODNESS: Barbecued albacore.
Doing something to help others is

what I love most about it.
Arais favorite thing about his restaurants is as they are growing, they get to
help others, he said.
We just had another golf tournament and so many people signed up, we had
to make it two days long. We raised about $285,000, he said.
Arai has donated $1 million to the Breast Cancer Navigator Program already
and has an infusion center named after the restaurant at the Sutter Medical
Center in Downtown Sacramento, he said.
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BEFORE: Pre-constructed sushi roll.
Mikunis
newest location
WHERE: EAST BIDWELL STREET, JUST
OFF HIGHWAY 50 IN FOLSOM
INFORMATION:
MIKUNISHUSHI.COM
To be able to make a difference in the community, I wouldnt be able to do

it without all of my customers, Arai said. Doing something to help others is
what I love most about it.
Mikunis newest and final Sacramento County location will be located in
Folsom on East Bidwell Street, just off U.S. Highway 50.
Arai has planned on opening a location in Folsom for a long time. Although
it is close to his Hazel store, it will bring in customers from Folsom and El
Dorado Hills. Arai said he had many requests from Folsom-resident customers
to open up a closer location where they live.
Arai plans to expand his restaurant into the Bay Area and possibly other
states.
My new goal is to have 50 locations

by our 50th anniversary of Mikuni,
he said. We have 20 years to go, so we
better hurry up!
The official opening date for the
Folsom location will be sometime in
October. With construction still underway, there is no set date at this time.
Next year, Arai will be coming out
with his second book which he is excited to share, he said.
I am just so appreciative of God for
this opportunity and all of the customers in the region for helping us, Arai
said. The customers have helped us do
so many great things.
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RECIPES
Going plum crazy

FRUIT SPIRAL GALETTE
2 cups gluten-free all purpose flour

cup coconut flour
2 sticks of very cold butter
1 teaspoon salt
2 teaspoon sugar
6-8 tablespoon cold water
2 peaches
2 plums
cup fresh blueberries
Pinch of brown sugar
1 egg for egg wash
Directions:
First of all, place the two butter sticks into the
freezer for 15 minutes. Preheat oven to 400 degrees.
In a large mixing bowl combine flour, salt, and
sugar. Mix well.
Once butter is sufficiently frozen, grate the stick
into the flour mixture scraping off any that butter
that sticks to the grater.
With a wooden spoon begin pressing the cold
butter into the flour until well combined.
Add the water and knead the dough with hands
(if it is too dry add water 1 tablespoon at a time).
Grease a pie pan with coconut oil.
Place dough in the dish and press out evenly with
fingers. Slice the fruit into thin strips and arrange in
a spiral. Fill the middle with whole fresh blueberries.
Sprinkle brown sugar over the top and bush
everything with egg wash.
Place in oven and bake for 20 minutes or until
crust is golden brown.
Serve warm, top with vanilla ice cream, and enjoy.
WRITTEN AND PHOTOS BY NOELLE KONRAD

Nothing is more fun than playing
with your food. Its something kids
love to do and secretly adults do too,
only instead of a sticky mess, I like to make spirals.
I was thrilled when I finally figured out how to make a
tasty and flaky gluten-free pie crust. It is not as easy as it
sounds. This one also has very little sugar and can easily be
made vegan, which leaves room for the fruit to take over
the sweetness.
With my pie crust ready to go, it left me with a world
of possibilities of what I wanted to put on top. I decided
to go with succulent peaches, pretty purple plums, and
vibrant blueberries.
The best part about this dessert is you can make it ahead
of time and then reheat it before eating.
The kitchen is my creative space and I love it when I am
baking. Plus, seeing my friends and family lick their forks
after dessert, makes me think of a tasty job well done.
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Chicken is always a go-to meat in my house and since I felt compelled

to purchase a whole chicken at the grocery store, I decided I might as
well put it to good use.
Now I am not a whole animal kind of girl. Even my mom took out the
unwanted giblets of my turkey last Thanksgiving. Well ... it was about
time I learned to roast a chicken and get my hands a little dirty.
Oh my goodness, it was worth it!
The skin got crispy, the jalapeo plum jelly came out perfect and was
the best of savory, sweet, and a hint of spicy. In fact I had to pass the jar
around so my family could dip the chicken in more of the jelly. The meat
was falling off the fork and not a single piece of that chicken went to
waste.
Not bad for my first try.
ROASTED
CHICKEN WITH
PLUMS
1 whole chicken
cup olive oil
1 tablespoon dried rosemary
2 tablespoons smoked paprika
Salt and pepper to taste
Fill the cavity with large
chunks of whole: lemon, garlic, rosemary, onion.
Directions:
Preheat the oven to 365
degrees.
Remove the giblets from
the cavity. Fill cavity with
lemon, garlic, rosemary and
onion. Place chicken on a large
baking sheet.
Combine the spices and rub
over the entire chicken (add
more if you have a larger bird).
Roast for 90 minutes or
until juices run clear. Chicken
should read 165 degrees when
tested with a thermometer.
About 40 minutes into the
timer, add, plums, pearl onions,
or small potatoes to make this
meal complete.
Once it is finished, rub
the jalapeo plum jelly (see
accompanying recipe) on the
chicken. (Be careful because it

is hot. I used a spoon.)
Let cool for 10 to15 minutes
and serve.
JALAPEO PLUM
JELLY
2 ripe plums, pitted

2 jalapeos
1 cup sugar
cup water
2 tablespoons lemon juice
tablespoons butter
1 packet of gelatin
Directions:
Slice plums and remove pits.
Puree in a food processor.
Scoop out majority of the
seeds of the jalapeos and
blend with the plums.
Once that is well blended,
add the sugar, water, lemon,
and butter. You should have
some chunks, but they should
not be too big.
Place the mixture in a pot
on the stove.
Add the gelatin packet and
boil for 30 minutes on medium heat. It will thicken quickly
so be sure to keep an eye on it.
Once done, place in a jar
and refrigerate for up to an
hour.
Serve and enjoy.
My husband and I have this tradition where whenever he travels

without me, I surprise him with some form of homemade granola
when he comes home. It all began before we even started dating
and then slowly evolved into a family tradition. It is one of the ways
I show him I missed him. But what to make this time?
I decided to bring my husband breakfast in bed and my fridge
just stared at me until I thought parfait! I threw in my granola with
yogurt and sliced plums on top and voila. It was the perfect little
trifle and just the right amount of breakfast for a busy day.
PERFECT PLUM
PARFAIT
3 cups of gluten-free oats

1 cup raw almonds
1 cup crushed pecans
cup dried cranberries
cup unsweetened shaved
coconut
cup honey
2 teaspoons of coconut oil, melted
Directions:
Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
Mix oats, nuts, and shaved
coconut. Spread the dry mixture on
a baking dish and toast for 10 to
15 minutes. Be careful to watch so

they dont burn.
Combine wet ingredients.
Once the nuts, oats, and coconut
are done toasting, drizzle the wet
ingredients over the top.
With a wooden spoon make sure
all ingredients are well coated.
Place back in the oven, but turn
the oven off in order to not burn
the granola.
Let it sit in the oven for 5-8
minutes. Remove from oven and
let it cool completely before either
making bars or breaking into
granola.
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AIRSHOW
Airshow
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takeoff
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Bring your friends and family to this annual event of a lifetime. Only at this event
will you see something special and enjoyable at the price of a movie ticket, said Darcy
Brewer, the executive director of the event.
People come from all over and it is not like anything they have anywhere else, she said.
Guests will get to experience over four hours of non-stop action both in the sky and on
the ground.
Guests are encouraged to come early because there is more than 200 acres of exhibits and
interactive displays, music, food and the opportunity to talk with the people who make this
event happen, Brewer said.
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U.S. NAVY
Blue Angels
It is not just going to the autograph tent, she said. It is

about talking to the restorers and the crew. It is a massive
fair and is highly interactive. You never know when or where
jets will fly out.
At this event guests will get the opportunity to see 18
different authentic aircrafts that have been restored.
Brewer is excited about the return of the Blue Angels. She
said they are mind-boggling.
The Viper Team will knock everyones socks off, she
said. It is an emotional showcase that shows the heroism of
those back in 1941 to 1947. It will look like a movie set or
a video game. It is a good way to learn about the legends in
our history.
Over the course of the whole weekend, the event brings in
over 100,000 guests, Brewer said. There is plenty of room for
even more guests and a ton of parking, she said.
It is bone chilling, Brewer said. If you are not inside the
gates, you are not getting the full experience. It is so much
more thrilling and exciting when you are seeing it right
there flying overhead.
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PETS
Unleash the fun

DOGS INVITED TO MAKE A SPLASH AT FOLSOM AQUATIC CENTER
BY RACHEL ZIRIN | PHOTOS BY BILL SULLIVAN
Bark n Splash
Bash
WHEN: 1 - 4 P.M. OCT. 1
WHERE: FOLSOM AQUATIC CENTER,
1200 RILEY ST, FOLSOM
INFO AND TICKETS:
(916) 355-8318
Give your dog the time of their life.

Bring your furry friend to the 14th annual Bark n Splash Bash event. This
unique event provides a social and recreational outlet for dogs and their owners,
said Lesley Miller, of the Folsom Parks and Recreation Department.
Dogs will be able to play and swim in two separate pools. One is shallow and
one with a deeper base to plunge into, she said.
Canines are allowed to swim and frolic in the centers activity pool, which features a pooch-pleasing play structure and sloped beach-style entry into the water,
Miller said. For water-shy pups, theres abundant lawn for romping, lounging and
socializing.
They can run on the grass or play fetch in the water, Miller said. It depends
what the dogs are into. Owners should be aware their dogs wont be going home
dry.
Once dogs are let inside the gate, owners can remove their leash and let the fun
begin.
Each year, every dog leaves and just crashes once they get into the car, Miller
said. It is a great way to tire out your dog.
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This event is strictly for dogs only and people are not allowed to go into the pool during
the event, except up to their ankles, she said.
Additionally, there will be lifeguards on duty
the whole time.
This event is a fun alternative for some of
the people who dont have kids and wouldnt
necessarily go to our other events, Miller said.
It is a good opportunity for them to socialize.
At the event there will be a number of dog
vendors handing out samples which include
Sbarkles, Folsom Dog Resort, Veterinary
Healing Center of Folsom and Folsom Animal Service.
Every owner is required to bring written
proof of their current animal license for their
dog(s). The Folsom Animal Service will be
checking licenses and no dog will be admitted
until written proof is shown.
Folsom residents who need to purchase or
renew their dogs license prior to the event
may do so from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday
through Friday at Folsom City Hall.
FAS will also have staff on site to provide
rabies vaccinations, licenses and microchip
implants, Miller said.
Tickets for this event are not sold in advance. Owners and dogs should arrive ahead
of time to start the check-in process. Once
paper work is approved, owners will be able to
purchase their dogs entry and go inside.
Tickets are $10 at the door for dogs only.
Human companions are free, Miller said.
I am excited about this event itself, Miller
said. It is so fun to see the dogs have a good
time and the owners having an equally good
time. It is a feel-good, fun event.
After the event, the pool will be drained,
sanitized and inspected as a standard
post-season procedure, Miller said.
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PUG MUG: A pug takes a break from visiting with newly made doggie friends at Bark n Splash.
TIME TO TAKE THE PLUNGE: Pet owner leads his two eager dogs toward the swimming hole.
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Jelly Bread
BY PENNE USHER
PHOTOS ARE COURTESY TO THE ENTERTAINER
Folsom LIVE returns to rock Historic Folsom for one
night only on Saturday, Sept. 24. There is an awesome
lineup on four outdoor stages.
Gates open at 5 p.m. Ride Regional Transit or local
shuttles are free with ticket purchase. Folsom LIVE is
presented by Regional Transit with Coors Light, Nationwide Insurance and Folsom Automall.
Make Folsom LIVE a fun filled weekend with a lodging
package at an area hotel. Most packages include easy
access to shuttles and hot breakfast.
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(Blues Brothers tribute)
One of the best Blues Brothers tribute
show on the planet. This is purely authentic and the most realistic rendition
of the legendary characters of Joliet Jake
and Elwood Blues. Backed by a high-energy band, this duo sings, dances and
cartwheels their way to an entertaining
replica of the Blues Brothers.
ELEMENT OF SOUL
(Reggae/jam)
A high-energy act with an original
sound that carries a strong and positive
message. Influenced from all genres of
life and music, the two-time Sammie
award winners for best reggae/jam
have been bringing a diverse and genre
friendly package of entertainment to
the stage.
FLEETWOOD MASK
(Fleetwood Mac tribute)
A Fleetwood Mac tribute band formed
out of a mutual love and respect for
their music and story. Replicating one of
rocks most successful bands is a passion
for Fleetwood Mask and each band
member is committed to performing
the music of Fleetwood Mac with
authenticity and style.
JELLY BREAD
(Funk and rock)
Jelly Breads distinct style is identified
by
a blend of desert roots-rock meeting
Fleetwood Mask
the urban tones of soul, dashed with
a splash of funkiness. Exceptional
songwriting and storytelling come
together into a sound that is downright
appetizing.
MIDNIGHT PLAYERS
(R&B)
The Midnight Playersrocks the stage
with an explosion of memorable dance
grooves. Originally formed in 1977, the
group continues to blast the R&B, old
school and funk to audiences that love
to party to the 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s and
Briefcase Full of Blues 2000s dance grove.
PIMPS OF JOYTIME
(Soul)
The Pimps of Joytime excel by mashing up 70s funk tones with modern
dance beats, mixed with original
samples creating their mosaic sound.
For listeners weary of todays DJ
culture but eager to dance, the Pimps
of Joytime are the antidote.
SUPERLICIOUS
(Party/dance)
Superlicious is an 80s flashback
cover band performing all those hits
that make you say, I love that song.
They are five tremendously talented
and seasoned artists. Superlicious was
a huge hit at Folsom Live 2015 they
are back by popular demand.
THE CORDUROYS
(Country)
The Corduroys deliver a high-energy
stage presentation that leaves audiences always wanting more. The group
performs songs ranging from older
classic country, to the newest popular
country and rockin country hits of
today. This is a must-see band.
THE NICKEL SLOTS
(Americana/rock n roll
With influence from early roots
Americana (Johnny Cash) as well as
a touch of rebellious 70s punk (The
Clash), The Nickel Slots deliver sentimental folk tunes to foot-stomping,
raucous sing-alongs that take you back
to a favorite memory or experience.
URBAN OUTLAWS
(New country)
Urban Outlaws is the exciting new
country band featuring experienced
pro musicians with the chops to form
a truly tight live band with amazing
vocal harmonies.
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PHANTOM ACTOR
comes to Folsom
BY RACHEL ZIRIN | PHOTOS ARE COURTESY TO THE ENTERTAINER

You have heard his name and
if you have seen Phantom of
the Opera on Broadway, you
have seen him well half of
his face.
Franc DAmbrosio will be
WHEN: 7 P.M. SEPT. 24
performing for one night
WHERE: HARRIS CENTER,
only at the Harris Center in
10 COLLEGE PKWY, FOLSOM
Folsom.
INFO AND TICKETS:
DAmbrosio is best known
HARRISCENTER.NET
for being the longest performing Phantom in Andrew Lloyd
Webbers Tony award-winning musical, Phantom of the Opera.
While DAmbrosio is the only performer of the night, he will be
performing various famous Broadway songs of the Great White
Way, said Edward Lee, president of the Classical Masters Musical
Festival.
This event is a fundraiser for the festival which is a musical competition for children performing the piano or string instruments, Lee
said.
We are raising the money to give children the opportunity to
perform in front of judges at the Harris Center, he said. We have a
master class with pretty well-renowned instructors. We raise money
for the community.
Lee said guests can look forward to DAmbrosio performing all of
his famous Broadways songs he has performed throughout the years.
DAmbrosio is very involved in the community and supporting
various charity organizations around the world, Lee said. He is
very attracted to the fact that we are really trying to help the growth
of young performers in our local musical community.
This year they hope to sell out and draw in a large crowd, Lee said.
I really think it is important to assimilate music in young
children, he said. With the lack of funding in schools, it is really
important to help children develop their musical talents.
The musical program is a local nonprofit.
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MUSIC EDUCATION
HANDS-ON LESSON: Jennifer Yen helps out a young cellist player.
Orchestrating youth
EDUCATION IN MUSIC
BY LINDA HOLDERNESS | PHOTOS ARE COURTESY TO THE ENTERTAINER
When schools face budget cuts, music

programs often take the hit. Theyre extra-curricular, some school officials explain
are non-essential to a childs education.
But experts from the ancient Greek
philosopher Plato to Folsom Lake Symphony conductor Peter Jaffe disagree.
More than 2,000 years ago, Plato placed
music first among the subjects he would
teach children, for the patterns in music
are the keys to learning.
Research is proving Plato right. Far from
being a frivolous add-on, music training
has been shown to increase mastery of skills
across a broad spectrum of subjects, in some
cases even rewiring the brain. The prevalence
of musicians among Silicon Valley entrepreneurs is legendary.
Though the Folsom Lake region can boast

of several schools with award-winning music
programs, not every child is able to participate. Many youngsters who could benefit
from music education are not receiving it.
This is where the Folsom Lake Symphony is
stepping up.
One of my goals in wanting to start a
symphony here, said founder and board
president Bruce Woodbury, was to bring
beautiful music to people who otherwise
wouldnt experience it.
Woodbury was a French horn player in a
start-up symphony before moving to Folsom
in 1999. When he realized the area didnt
have an orchestra, he set about starting
one. The Folsom Lake Symphony made its
debut in 2004. Woodburys goal to reach
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Folsom Lake
Symphony
under-served people and youths is one of the

Beach said she was thrilled to play with
symphonys two stated missions. The other
a musician guiding her hand Mary Had
is simply to bring beautiful classical music to
a Little Lamb on the violin. The experience
everyone in the region.
made her eager to join her schools band, she
WHEN: 2016-17 SEASON BEGINS
said.
The symphony raises money to pay for its
OCT. 22 WITH RHYTHMIC HEAT, AND
CONTINUES THROUGH HOLIDAY
outreach efforts through an annual benefit gala.
At Student Night at the Symphony Jaffe is
CHEER DEC. 3 AND 4; RUSSIAN
All the programs, reflecting Maestro Jaffes
able to take personal time with the audience
ROMANCE FEB. 18; ORGAN SYMPHOpassion, include a teaching component.
an experience he enjoys.
NY APRIL 22; AND FESTA ITALIANA
Education and outreach are very much in
What I like most about interacting with
JUNE 3 AND 4
our hearts, Jaffe said. This is part of the symkids,
Jaffe said, is that theyre at this magical
WHERE: HARRIS CENTER,10 COLLEGE
phonys mission.
age
when
something wonderful can just hit
PARKWAY, FOLSOM
them for the first time. I see that happening to
INFORMATION:
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FOLSOMLAKESYMPHONY.COM.
youngsters at our student events.
plays one free and one low-cost concert each
year and invites hundreds of children and their
Theodore Judah teacher Judy Basler saw the
families at minimum or no cost to final dress
magic with her fifth-graders, too. The class got
rehearsals. An idea on the drawing board and in search of funding
all dressed up to attend a dress rehearsal.
would bring symphony musicians into classrooms to perform and
These are children who wouldnt ordinarily be able to do anything
teach.
like this, she said. They loved it, and I was so grateful for this opporThe first free performance this year, unofficially kicking off the 13th tunity for them.
season, is an outdoor jazz concert symphony al fresco, Jaffe calls
Part of the kids joy is that Jaffe makes the concerts exciting. Someit on Sept. 8 at the El Dorado Hills Town Center amphitheater.
times his chats encourage toe-tapping, clapping, singing, cheering,
The low-cost concert, Its About Time, this year focusing on
even occasional shouting.
catchy rhythms in diverse compositions, will be March 11 at the
If it looks like total fun, Jaffe said, that means Im doing my job.
Harris Center in Folsom. The hour-long program includes interactive Actually, it is very hard work.
teaching for each piece. After the show, musicians gather in the lobby
Its fulfilling to introduce young people to this elegant art form, he
to help youngsters try the instruments. Last year, 7-year-old Lily
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OUTDOORS
Jenkinson
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VACATION DESTINATION: Jenkinson Lake is about an hour drive from Folsom.
WRITTEN AND PHOTOS BY BILL SULLIVAN
hen it comes to beauty and recreational versatility, Jenkinson Lake in Pollock Pines certainly
stands out as a destination of choice. This beautiful lake nestled in the heart of the Sly Park Recreation Area,
is just a short drive up Highway 50 and well worth the trip,
regardless of what your recreational fancy may be.
It began as a flower covered meadow with spring-fed
streams and was a favorite stop for native travelers and
ranchers in the early 1800s. It transformed into one of the

regions most scenic lakes in 1955 upon completion of the
Sly Park Dam, which was led by Walter E. Jenkinson.
Jenkinson, manager of the El Dorado Irrigation District
at the time, had convinced the United States Bureau of
Reclamation to perform a study on the water shortfalls in
the lower regions of El Dorado County. That study found
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VERSATILE EDC WATERSHED

SCREAMS INDIAN SUMMER
Sly Park to be the most suitable location to construct a watershed. It was then that this
natural playground was born.
From campers to hikers, anglers, mountain bikers, boaters and water sport lovers, this
16.5-square mile lake draws visitors from all regions. As the summer season winds down
and many lakes in the valley fall to low levels limiting boating, there is plenty to enjoy at
Jenkinson Lake. It provides an ideal place to spend your Indian summer and still be close
to home.
OPEN OPTIONS: Many activities are available at the

lake, such as picnicking, hiking, mountain biking,
fishing and boating.
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BOATING ON THE LAKE

Jenkinson Lake allows both two- and four-stroke engines on the water, however, the lake prohibits personal
watercraft such as jet skis. As the primary water source
for much of El Dorado County, the El Dorado Irrigation
District does a superior job balancing the demand for
water sports and importance of maintaining the areas
water supply.
This lake has two active boat ramps, one for each
unique part of the lake. The main boat ramp is accessible
just beyond the park entry, with a wide ramp and ample
trailer parking. The marina is near this boat ramp and
open to the main part of the lake which is popular for
water skiing. The second part of the lake, known as The
Narrows, consists of approximately a half mile of tranquil
territory limited to 5 mph travel. This area is popular for
fishing and has a boat ramp nearby for smaller boats and
canoes. Seasonally, paddle boats, boards and kayaks can
be rented for a day on the lake.
FISHING ON JENKINSON LAKE
Jenkinson Lake not only offers great surroundings for a
day of fishing, it is an ideal lake for experienced anglers
and beginners. Popular fish in the waters here, include
Lake, Mackinaw, brown and rainbow trout. Large mouth
bass are also in the waters. Select species are planted
generously each season.
Just up the street from the park entrance is the historic
Sly Park Resort General Store. This quaint little establishment is a great go to place for fuel, last-minute bait, ice
or snacks. The sign outside the front door tracks the big
catch of the day. One can also donate here to help keep
the lake well stocked. Next door is the Knott Hole Bar and
Grill where you can enjoy a spirit or a meal.
Forgot a fishing license? Not a problem, pick one up
just minutes from the lake. In a short drive, several locations in the heart of Pollock Pines offer the service.
HIKING, BIKING AND RIDING THE TRAILS
While the landscape is a sight to behold at Jenkinson
Lake, there is a great way to see it other than by boat hit
the trails. This area offers amazing trails for hikers, mountain bikers and equestrians whether its a short morning
walk or an all day hike.
The main shoreline trail at Jenkinson Lake is rated
an easy level hike on a route that is shaded throughout
the day. The full hike around the lake is just over eight
miles. These are multi-use intersecting trails that sharing
territory with mountain bikers and horseback riders now
and then at certain crossroads.
At the rear of the lake is home to the seasonal Park
Creek Waterfall. Reach this sight by accessing the trail just
past the second dam on Morman Emigrant Trail. Some
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choose to park on the roadway near the dam, but there is day-use parking
nearby at the Bumpy Meadows access for just $5. In this area are restrooms
and a few picnic tables, enjoy a meal before descending to the trail. From
this access point, the hike to the seasonal waterfall is just over three miles.
If your choosing to bike on the trail, remember that it is shared with
others and to keep your eyes open. The nature of the trail doesnt allow for
an abundance of speed and has a good share of mid-level technical areas.
Wearing a helmet and protective gear is crucial, as many sections have
exposed jagged rocks and large tree roots that can easy spoil a good ride if
not careful.
CAMP AND TAKE IT ALL IN
One of the best ways to enjoy the recreational opportunities at Jenkinson
Lake is to camp on site. Many campsites are near the water with direct
beach access. There are wide choices for different types of sites to host
tents, trailers or even the open sky in a sleeping bag. The park has many
sites with fixture barbecues and safe fire pits to enjoy a campfire with
family and friends. Overnight camping and day use is permitted. The park
does accept reservations.
Jenkinson Lake
GETTING THERE: FROM FOLSOM, TAKE HIGHWAY 50 EAST.
EXIT 60 AT SLY PARK ROAD IN POLLOCK PINES. FROM SLY

PARK ROAD TURN ON LAKEWOOD LANE WHICH WILL TAKE
YOU TO THE LAKE.
INFORMATION: VISIT WWW.JENKINSONLAKE.COM OR CALL
THE EL DORADO IRRIGATION DISTRICT AT 530-295-6810.
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HEALTH
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With so many options for orthodontic care in Folsom, it can be tricky picking
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Dr. Patrick Dunbar, DDS, is a specialist in orthodontic care for both
adults and children. His credentials are beyond the standard orthodontic certificate. He is of the elite in his field as a Diplomate
Board of American Orthodontist. His state-of-the-art office is set
with equipment that is least invasive and is meant to enhance the
patients visit while in the dental chair.
In August 2016, Dunbars office is moving from the older impression molding trays with the sometimes gagging, gooey rubber to a
digital scan of the teeth.Using the digital scan is noninvasive and
causes less stress to patients of all ages. The digital scan also provides
instant viewing results for the technician, who can send it off to a lab
where they will have a 3D printed version. This method cuts production time down significantly that can lead to a quicker treatment
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Dunbar has been practicing in Folsom since 1991. Through the
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Dentists often refer patients to Dunbar, however

its not always necessary.
If someone wants a straight smile or wants to
improve their bite, they are welcome to come visit
my office without a referral, Dunbar said.
Making the decision to get braces can pave the
way into a healthy mouth and bite.Dunbar said
that you ultimately want to be able to chew food
without any discomfort, and with a corrected bite
your teeth will more likely last a lifetime.He added that lined up teeth make it easier for self care
and cleaning which is essential for better health.
If you get a good bite, then the esthetics takes
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A healthy smile builds confidence in people of
all ages, including kids. Dunbar said that he often
sees kids who, before they had braces, wouldnt
smile. They were ashamed of their grin, and were
sometimes called names.After completing an
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Dunbar indicated that an orthodontic visit
should be fun and filled with laughter. A sense of
humor with a nervous patient can help break the
shell, so can a whimsical treat after the visit.
Dunbars approach to rewarding his patients is a
bit off the general practice spectrum.
My patients have to do the work when getting
braces. Its not just about putting brackets on their
teeth, they need to do the upkeep and work to
finish the set treatment plan, he said.
When they do, the rewards are sweet in his
office, not the typical sticker youd see at other
practices. Dunbar offers chocolate kisses, or even
better, a Hostess Twinkie if wished.
Dunbar uses the leading industry products,
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to the metal kind. Dunbars office also offers
Invisalign, a soft composite removable alignment
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the traditional metal or clear braces over Invisalign
because the patient needs to be diligent when
wearing the Invisalign trays. Patients can remove
the trays and forget to put them in after a length
of time, which can delay treatment results.
Dunbar has a long standing relationship with
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BY MATT LONG | PHOTOS ARE COURTESY OF THE CITY OF FOLSOM
Who knew glowing in the dark could be so much fun?

When it comes to family-friendly fun events, the Folsom Glow Run has
become a big hit.
The fun, non-competitive 2-and-a-half-mile run/walk beginning at 7:45
p.m. will be held for the fourth time on Oct. 1 in Historic Folsom. Last
years event sold out at 1,500 participants and event planners this year
have increased the size of the event by 200 people.
Participants are encouraged to deck themselves out in glow sticks,
neon garb, costumes, sparkles and lights, as one of the appeals of the
event is seeing the creativity of the costumes. New this year, all registered
participants will receive a commemorative finishers medal.
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GLOW SHOW: The Folsom Glow Run is a fun event for families, friends and
people of all ages.
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GLOW GANG: This family wore glow-in-the-dark spider shirts at last years event. Kids especially love to glow in the dark and to dress up for the event too.
The Glow Run is a unique idea and a great family event and can
even be a date night, said Sarah Trobee, senior recreation coordinator with the City of Folsom. Where else can you go to have a huge
silly string battle, a disc jockey dance party, a beach ball bash and a
finish through foam all in one place?
The event starts and finishes in the Historic District, as participants
will follow a route across the foot bridge and take the bike trail to Negro Bar where they will turn around and head back to the finish line
via Lake Natoma Crossing. The course is mostly flat and appropriate
for all ages. Strollers and leashed dogs are welcome.
Proceeds from the event help fund Folsoms community events
and programs.
Participants are encouraged to register early, as last years event
was a sellout.
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WHEN: 7:45 p.m., Oct. 1
WHERE: Folsom Historic District
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FOLSOM TRAINS
ALL ABOARD!
RAILFEST ON TRACK FOR FAMILY FUN
WRITTEN BY PENNE USHER | PHOTO BY BILL SULLIVAN
Folsom Railroad
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The seventh annual Folsom Railroad Festival will celebrate the Placerville and Sacramento Valley Railroads 151th anniversary. This year is gearing up for another year of family fun.
Incorporated in 1862 and built between Folsom and Shingle Springs 1863-1865, this
railroad had a major influence on the history of California. This year, the time machine will
be dialed back even farther as PSVRR celebrates the completion of the very first railroad
built west of the Rocky Mountains.
The original Sacramento Valley Railroad was completed from Sacramento to Folsom in
1856, making it first in the west.
As always, the festival will feature train rides, antique equipment, model trains, food,
music, and plenty to do for the kids.
RailFest events and train departures take place along Placerville Road, right across the
street from the Hampton Inn. Parking is available courtesy of Hampton Inn, in designated
parking areas. Events will take place along the tracks, and trains will depart from Hampton
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It is likely youve been to one of his previous restaurants,
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After 26 years of cooking and co-owning fine dining
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My daughters name is Macy Moo, Knadle said. In
the Urban Dictionary, Marly means the most beautiful
girl, the one you want to hangout with. I also like having
restaurants with two names, it is easy to remember.
The concept Knadle had was to create a restaurant that
anyone can come in and enjoy. He wants everyone who
comes in to feel welcome and a sense of belonging, he
said.
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I am not necessarily looking for the full

fine-dining experience for every one of my
customers, he said. I am not asking people to
eat an appetizer, order an entre, dessert and
a bottle of wine like I used to do before. I just
want a place where people can come have a
couple beers, share an appetizer and maybe a
meal.
Of all of the delicious items on the menu,
by far the most popular items are the Marly
burger, short rib grilled cheese sandwich and
Marlys fried chicken sandwich, Knadle said.
I want customers to feel welcome and to be
pleasantly surprised by the quality of the food,
service and hospitality, he said.
Knadle chose Sutter Street because of
the downtown/old town atmosphere which
FOR STARTERS: Grilled Avocado with blue crab, remoulade.
reminds him of his old stomping ground in
Chico, Calif.
beer or wine you can have for happy hour. You can taste anything on the taps, anyI have been in Folsom for seven years and I thing on the wine list and anything on our specialty cocktail list.
like how the street has evolved with the restauThe restaurant also has food items on their happy hour menu. For $3 you can get
rants and shops, he said.
a basket of tots or sweet potato fries, all the way up to $7 for the burger and for $5
Marly and Moo has happy hour from 3
you can get the wings, he said.
to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday. They have
Knadles favorite thing about Marly and Moo is chatting with his customers, he
delicious deals at an affordable price.
said.
We have discounts on the whole drink
I like coming out to visit the tables and the customers, Knadle said. I am
menu, Knadle said. It is not just one specific
excited to build and evolve the business.
An American Gastropub from

esteemed chef Brian Knadle
Located at 608 Sutter Street
in Historic Folsom
Open Every Day!
Happy Hour 3-6,
Mon thru Fri
Nightly Specials
916-294-7691
follow us on
www.marlyandmoo.com
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POOR RED'S
OPEN AGAIN
El Dorado roadhouse barbecue

restaurant famous for its
Golden Cadillac drink
WRITTEN AND PHOTOS BY KIM PALAFERRI
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FIRST SIGN: Poor Reds recently opened their doors after a three-year hiatus. The new owners intention was to keep the authenticity of the
original establishment including the murals and sign, but added their own decoration style with more seating and a custom commercial
kitchen.
THREE ENTREPRENEURS RESTORE LOCAL ICONIC EATERY

Poor Reds Bar-B-Q was the place to eat in the town of El Dorado. It
was the epic culinary stop off the beaten path for travelers on their way
to such destinations as Tahoe and the Amador wine country. It was a
place where locals would flock to, where people knew your name and
invited you to sit next to them on the empty seat at the bar.
Poor Reds opened in 1948. The roadhouse barbecue earned its
reputation with their signature cocktail, The Golden Cadillac and their
succulent slow-cooked pork ribs with a mind-blowing rub and handcrafted barbecue sauce.For years patrons would order their food at
the bar, and wait for a table to open in the limited seating at the back.
After they mowed down their meal, patrons would make room for the
next group waiting at the bar. In 2013 Poor Reds doors were closed,
but that wasnt the end.
Three entrepreneurs quickly grabbed the location with hopes of
making it new while keeping the historic taste of original Poor Reds.
The trio went after their dreams, bringing Poor Reds to life again.
All had extensive
culinary back-
Poor Red's
Bar-B-Q
WHERE: 6221 PLEASANT VALLEY
RD, EL DORADO
grounds and shared joys of experiencing Poor Reds back in the day. It
made sense to gang up and co-create a plan to open the doors again.
Long-time traditions at Poor Reds have changed a bit with the new
owners, brothers Mike and Jeff Genovese and well-known restaurateur Mike Hountalas, owner of the Purple Place. In 2016 some of the
old ambiance was matched with a rustic style for the re-opening in
April.
They kept what longtime customers were accustomed to, and they
brought in Chef Dean Hyatt, a lifelong El Dorado resident whod
grown up eating at Poor Red's.
I grew up playing in sage brush. I basked in the rosemary bushes
in my yard. My tree house was built in a bay leaf tree. So I was destined to be a chef, Hyatt joked.
Hyatt with 20 years of experience, creates his own rubs using locally farmed herbs and
spices. Its those
seasonings that
grace dishes
like the Poor
Reds Ribs
or the Down
INFORMATION: (530) 622-2901,

POORREDS.COM
GOLDEN CADILLAC: Bartender Casey Barber

mixes up the restaurants signature cocktail,
the Golden Cadillac made with Galliano
liquor. Poor Reds is the largest consumer of
Galliano Liquor in California.
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2016 Summer
Concert Series
Saturday Shows start at 4:30pm
Sunday Shows start at 4:00pm.
HEFTY SALAD: Poor Reds Rustic Wedge Salad is hearty and delicate that will please
any appetite. Chef Dean Hyatts creation is a half head of romaine lettuce topped
with bleu cheese, pickled onion, tomato, and applewood-smoked bacon topped with
a house made blue cheese dressing.
CRYSTAL BASIN
CELLARS
Blues & Boogie Weekend

Jonny Mojo Sat, 10-September
Jeramy Norris Sun, 11-September
Dance to Stuff Youd Remember

Boomer Sat, 17-September
Tiki Lounge Lizards Sun, 18-September
Local Favorites
Rannell Carpenter Band Sat, 24-September
Garratt Wilkins Sun, 25-September
Sloped Chicken, both are roasted to perfection. Hyatt finishes the ribs with
handcrafted barbecue sauce, something he created just for the restaurant.
Prior to Poor Reds opening, Hyatt worked with the Genoveses and Hountala
to create a menu that catered to longtime customers, as well as entice the new
clientele. Hyatt prides his love and knowledge of food that fills the dining
room up with eager patrons.
The menu caters to mostly adults, in fact, the eatery doesnt offer a children's
menu or booster seats.
Thirsty grownups can wash down their meals by choosing a drink from Red's
abundant beer, wine and cocktail menu. There is no shortage of libations, in
fact a must-try is Poor Reds signature drink: A frothy blended Golden Cadillac.The drink base is Galliano, blended with crme de cocoa, and half and half.
According to General Manager Steve Anderly, Poor Reds is the biggest
consumer of Galliano Italian liquor in California, and possibly even in the
world. Anderly said that bartenders empty a bottle of the imported beverage
every hour.
For pet lovers, there is a dog friendly patio seating area in Poor Reds now
doubled seating capacity.
Move Yo Feet
Uncommon Ground Sat, 1-October
EZ Street Sun, 2-October
Local Boys Make Good

Late for Dinner Sat, 8-October
Jelly Side Down Sun, 9-October
Old Guys Rule!

Cash Prophets Sat, 15-October
Spotted Dog Blues Review Sun, 16-October
No Charge for Customers Please No Outside Food or Alcohol
3590 Carson RD. Camino, CA 95709
Bistro
530.303.3749 Winery 530.647.1767
GOOD ENOUGH TO EAT WITH YOUR HANDS: Poor Reds is famous for many things
including their ribs which are rubbed with a secret 12-spice recipe and then slow
cooked. After the roasting, the are nished with a handcrafted barbecue sauce.
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Big Crush
AMADOR ARTS
AMADOR WINE
AMADOR WINERIES HOST HARVEST FESTIVAL

BY RACHEL ZIRIN | PHOTOS ARE COURTESY
Enjoy Amador Countys wines the way you should
with friends, family, food pairings and the winemakers
themselves.
Get your tickets now for the 24th annual Big Crush
Harvest Festival, and dont miss out.
The Big Crush is an annual event when the grape harvest is celebrated, said Melissa Lavin, executive director of
the Amador Vintners Association. It is not just grapes; it
is everything else that grows during the fall.
At this event guests will have access to all 45 of Amadors
wineries along with samples of wines, grapes and some
food parings, Lavin said.
This event educates people on how the grapes are taken
from the vine, by hand or machine, how they are crushed
and being apart of generational families that have been
doing this for about 80 years, she said. The fun part is
sometimes you get taste the wine before it is wine.
Every winery processes the grapes different from the
moment the grape is removed from the vine to the time it
is crushed, Lavin said.
FOOTLOOSE: Among activities for Big Crush attendees is grape stomping.
Big Crush
Harvest Festival
WHEN: 11 A.M. - 4 P.M. OCT. 1 AND 2
WHERE: VARIOUS AMADOR WINERIES
INFO: AMADORWINE.COM
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AMADOR WINE
WINE AND VIEWS: Wineries will offer tastings at the vineyards.
Amador Vintners Harvest Wine Festival
Oct. 1&2, 2016

Sat&Sun 11am - 4 pm Amador County
W I N E
F O O D
M U S I C
T I C K E T S Weekend (Sat&Sun) $45 online/$55 day of event
Sunday (only) $35 online/$45 day of event . Designated Driver $10
Online ticket sales through September 27, 2016 . AmadorWine.com
The harvest is the end of the growing cycle, but it is just

the beginning of the wine-making cycle, she said.
Guests will get to start their weekend or day excursion at
any of the 45 wineries they choose. Guests should check out
a map of the county and get a sense of the terrain and where
the wineries they want to visit are located, Lavin said.
Included in the ticket price is an event wine glass that
guests will bring with them to each winery they go to and
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Visit our farm animals. Bring a picnic!
Free tram rides on weekends in October!
their wrist band, she said. It is a minimum of two to four

types of wines per winery to taste and most of the wineries will have live music, food pairings that match the grape
and some will even have barrel sampling. Some wineries
will have a vineyard tour as well.
Each year Amador is visited by more than 3,500 people
for this specific event over the course of the whole event
weekend, she said.
Guests can look forward to a great time with family
and friends, Lavin said. Every single one of the wineries
really do treat everyone like family. Getting to know the
wine growers and how their wine is made is something
they can also look forward too. It is truly an art form.
Lavin said she is looking forward to seeing what some
of the wineries are doing with sustainable farming. Some
of the wineries are very good with water, dirt and pesticides, and Lavin wants to see what sustainable techniques
they are using, she said.
My favorite part about this event is the discovery of the
grapes, Lavin said. I love feeling like our house is full. I
love that people are coming to try our wines and discover
Amador. It is just a blessing.
Every single one of the wineries really

do treat everyone like family. Getting to
know the wine growers and how their wine
is made is something they can also look
forward too. It is truly an art form.
Some helpful tips for guests include leaving your pets at
home, staying hydrated and trying something new, Lavin said.
This event is a reminder that we are in wine country. How
bad could it really be, she said. It is the beginning of the
grapes path and I love that! The vineyards have worked so
hard, so crush and the harvest is a time to celebrate!
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AMADOR
WINE CLUB: Justin Colyer, cellar intern, Floreana Edwards, cellar intern, Jeff Runquist, winemaker, Trevor Grace, assistant winemaker.
ALWAYS
SOMETHING
NEW AND
DIFFERENT
RUNQUIST WINERY RELEASES THREE

NEW WINES EVERY 60 DAYS
BY RACHEL ZIRIN | PHOTOS BY RACHEL ZIRIN
Fresh fruit, deep flavors and soft tannins are the three things you get when your drink
Jeff Runquist wines.
Unlike most of the winemakers in Amador County who have multiple wineries, Jeff
Runquist only owns one. This makes him different and distinctive right off the bat.
Runquist has a deep knowledge of wine and years of winemaking experience that started
when he was in college at the University of California, Davis. He didnt have the intention
of learning how to make wine, but fell into a group who was making wine all over the
state, he said.
Once he learned how much he enjoyed the winemaking process he took some time off
from school to work at wineries in Amador for two harvests.
I worked for other people for 16 years, Runquist said. My first was in 1977. This year
will be my 40th harvest. This is how I know time flies, because I am having fun.
Runquist went back to school and graduated in 1980, he said.
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Jeff Runquist
Wines
HOURS: 11 A.M. -5 P.M. THURSDAY-MONDAY
WHERE:10776 SHENANDOAH ROAD,
PLYMOUTH
INFO: (209) 245-6282
JEFFRUNQUISTWINES.COM
In 1997, Runquist released his own brand

with his own label. It wasnt until 2006 that
Runquist purchased the land to build his
own winery. The winery and tasting room
opened in 2008, but he didnt move all of
his equipment up until 2011, he said.
Currently, Runquist has 17 acres of land,
with 10 of it under vines, he said.
The majority of the grapes I use are
grown in Amador County, Runquist said.
But I dont limit myself to grapes grown
here. I have worked in a lot of other regions in

California. I have other flavors I like from other
places.
Runquists style and marketing of his wines
has always been to make the wines individually
and not blend them together, he said.
We have about 19 different varieties, but
roughly 25 wines, he said.
Currently, the winery produces 25,000 cases,
Runquist said. To him, it isnt work, it is who he
is and it is fun, he said.
Of the varietal wines we produce, the most
popular is the Barbera, but my best selling bottle
of wine is the Petite Sirah, Runquist said.
The winemakers favorite wine to make changes because they are always making new things,
he said.
I think one of the fun wines we have been
making lately is the Tempranillo because it is
new to us and we are discovering if we do it this
way, or that way. We craft it a little, he said.
Runquists favorite thing about making wine is
the opportunity to express his creativity.
It is not unlike cooking, there are rules and
certain physical properties that you cannot violate, he said.
The style of the Runquists wines has three
main components that you will always be able to
taste.
You are going to get a wine with some fresh
fruit character, you are going to get good color
and rich flavors because everything we produce is
always aged in a barrel, and our wines have softer
tannins that dont leave you a drying after taste in
the finish of the wine, Runquist said.
One thing about Runquist that is different
than most wineries is that they dont release all
their wines at once; they release three new wines
every 60 days, he said.
The first of every odd numbered month,
there will be three new wines to try, Runquist
said. There is always something new and some
different.
Runquist distributes his wines in 31 states
across the country.
What makes us different is the diversity you
get here. You dont just get Zinfandel, Barbera
and Sirah. You get Zinfandel, Barbera, Sirah,
Charbono, Petit Verdot, Malbec, Merlot, Cabernet, Pinot Noir and the list goes on and on,
Runquist said.
The way we make wine is long, hard, hot and
laborious, but you can taste the difference and
the satisfaction is tremendous.
events
AMADOR COUNTY
Anne of Green Gables

See website for tickets and times
volcanotheatre.net
Roaring Camp Saturday Night BBQ
4:30 p.m. Saturdays September
Roaring Camp Mining Co.
13010 Tabeaud Road, Pine Grove
(209) 296-4100
Labor Day Progressive Picnic
11 a.m.-4 p.m. Sept. 5
AmadorFlowerFarm.com
CooperWines.com
TerradOrowinery.com/home
Fiddlers Jam & Street Fair
10 a.m. -5 p.m. Sept 17
Fiddletown Community Center
Jiboom Street, Fiddletown
(209) 296-5705.
Amador Artists Open Studios Tour
10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Sept. 17
amadorcountyartists.org
Oktoberfest of the Gold Country
1-8 p.m. Sept. 17
Italian Picnic Grounds,
Highway 49, Sutter Creek
(209) 295-4664
www.jacksonoktoberfest.com
Downtown Wine Amador City
6-9 p.m. Sept. 16
PlymouthFoothillRotary.org/Wine or at
the door.
Castle Oaks Golf Club
1000 Castle Oaks Drive, Ione
(209) 274-0167
Annual West Coast Swift Wing Fly In
Sept. 23-25
Westover Field (O70) now JAQ
12380 Airport Rd, Jackson
amadorgov.org/airport
Moondogs Moonbash Destruction
Derby
4 p.m. Sept. 24
amadorcountyfair.com
Amador County Fairgrounds
18621 Sherwood St., Plymouth
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WINE COLUMN
sake
FOR THE SAKE OF GOOD

BY ERIK LOIGOM, WINE COLUMNIST
When we hear about sake, we always associate it with Japanese food but strangely enough
when we eat at a Japanese restaurant not too many patrons indulge in a glass of sake. Why is
that? More than likely, most people do not have an understanding of the different styles of sake.
It is generally believed that sake was discovered in the third century with the cultivation of rice.
Four ingredients are used in the production of sake: Rice, water, koji and yeast.
RICE: Sake is made with rice that is used solely for the purpose of sake production. The grains are about 25 percent
larger than table rice grains, higher in starch, lower in fats and proteins. There are about 80 types of sake rice in Japan
WATER: Depending on the water composition, soft or hard water a different style of sake is
manufactured. Soft water produces sake that is soft and melting and it is often described
as feminine in character. Hard water produces sake that is crisper and more compact and
therefore described as masculine.
KOJI: Koji is steamed rice that has Koji-kin inoculated and cultivated onto it. Koji creates enzymes that break down the complex carbohydrates into simple sugars. Without simple sugars
there can be no alcohol production.
YEAST: There are many different strains of yeast in the production of sake, each producing
specific characteristics. Yeast is the key to the fermentation process. Yeast and sugar yield
alcohol and carbon dioxide.
Gekkeikan Sake USA, located at 1136 Sibley Street, Folsom which has a Tasting
Room and it open from 9:00am to 4:30pm Monday through Friday and 11:00am to
3:00pm on the second Saturday of the month. They can provide you with an excellent
source of information about the different styles of sake together with different food
pairings.
And remember, Oct. 1 is National Sake Day.
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REAL ESTATE
SEPTEMBER IS FULL OF TOUGH CHOICES.
DAY TRIP TO APPLE HILL? TIME TO SELL OR BUY YOUR HOME?

BY PAT QUAN
eptember in the Folsom area

has so much to offer. The
weather is ideal. Lets face
it. There are some tough decisions
in life and then there are some
TOUGH decisions in life. Living
in the Folsom area, in Indian summer,presents some of those tough
decisions. With the weather so nice, there are just so many
choices of things to do its one tough decision that is fun
to make.
Oh sure, school is in session, high school football is
starting and summer is winding down and into fall. So that
means its Apple Hill time. Did you know that pears were
the major crop in Apple Hill until about 36 years ago. Now,
the area has the largest concentration of apple growers in
California.
One of my favorite things to do in the fall is to go to
Apple Hill. It is located in Camino, a short drive up Highway 50. Were lucky as we live so close, which continues to
attract people from all over the world.
Whether youre the type that likes to plan your day or
just go with the flow, my best advice is to go early, beat the
traffic and enjoy your day. With 55 ranches, 16 different
varieties of apples, 14 bake shops and 10 different wineries,
and yes, a day spa too, theres always something to enjoy,
somewhere to go, something to see and do, and something
to go taste!
I enjoy the weather as it feels a little cooler in the mountains. I enjoy the view of the mountains, the smells of the
outdoors, including the trees, apples and bake shops oh,
the bake shops. My day is complete with early hike in the
area followed by a picnic that includes a slice of apple pie,

some apple cider and maybe an apple donut for dessert and
while sitting under the trees on a beautiful sunny day. What
a fantastic day. You can bet that Ill be back to visit one of
the Christmas tree farms in a couple months.
Real estate in the Apple Hill area is a little different from
Folsom. In Camino, the heart of Apple Hill, there are only
28 homes for sale. The average home is more than $676,000.
In nearby Placerville, there are 180 homes for sale. The
average home is more than $560,000. But in Folsom, where
there are 177 homes for sale, the average price home is more
than $605,000. All Folsom residential real estate continues
to thrive. Yes, $605,000 for the average price home. But
like I mentioned in previous columns, the most active price
range in Folsom is from $400,000 to $600,000. Of the 177
Folsom homes on the market, 45 percent of them are in
this price range. Fifty-five percent of the homes currently
in contract (pending) and 59 percent of the homes sold this
year in the area are also in this price range.
Are you planning to live in Folsom or head up the hill
and enjoy a different lifestyle?
I talk with sellers and buyers about these topics and more
all the time. With interest rates remaining low and buying
power high, it may be a wonderful time to sell your home
or buy a home. With proper planning and a good Realtor
(luckily, I know a really good one), you can smoothly get to
your next stage in life.
For more tips on how to successfully navigate the real estate purchase or sale,
or suggestions on Folsom topics, contact me at Coldwell Banker, (916) 812-4341,
pquan@cbnorcal.com, www.PatQuan.com. All real estate data from Metrolist
Services, reported on 8/15/16. Apple hill info: applehill.com/history/, Apple Hill
Growers Assoc.
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REAL ESTATE
HOT PROPERTY
Sweeping golf course views

BY ART GARCIA | PHOTOS ARE SPECIAL TO THE ENTERTAINER
Golf course living with amazing quality and amenities are
offered in this four-bedroom, three-and-a-half bath home with
sweeping views of the Serrano Golf Course and a short walk to the
country club.
This El Dorado Hills home has exquisite attention to detail,
built-ins, first-floor living with a bonus room, two bedrooms and
bath upstairs, said listing agent Robin Barnett with Coldwell
Banker Residential Brokerage in Folsom.
Theres lush landscaping, an outdoor kitchen, patio and pergola
overlooking the golf course, she added. Theres also an expansive
three-car garage with a workshop, golf cart parking and a workshop area.
The home, built in 2007 on nearly a third of an acre, also has
energy-efficient features and upgrades, including built-in speakers,
Hot Property
ADDRESS: 4509 CORDERO DRIVE, EL DORADO
HILLS
LIST PRICE: $1,149,000

INFORMATION:
ARRANGE A PRIVATE TOUR OF THE HOME AND

PROPERTY OR FOR MORE INFORMATION, CALL
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onyx sink, custom finishes, security system, plenty of storage,

custom-built in cabinets and
more.
The approximately
4,241-square-foot home at
4509 Cordero Drive, listed
at $1,149,000, has a gourmet
kitchen with a huge center
island, stainless steel appliances,
including a Thermador six-burner cooktop, built-in refrigerator
and two dishwashers.
There also are cherry cabinets
with rain glass and interior
lighting, custom built-in entertainment center and bookcases
and a gas log fireplace with a
concrete mantle and custom

iron screen in the great
room.
Among other upgrades
are travertine flooring with
inlay detailing at the entry,
smooth imperfect walls, a
central vacuum system, tankless water heater and solid
core doors throughout.
The luxurious master
bedroom has limestone
countertops with quartz
detailing, a jetted tub with a
large shower with rain head
and a big walk-in closet. The

half-bath has an onyx counter
and up-lit alabaster sink with
custom paint.
Custom faux finishes highlight the formal dining room
and half bath.
A built-in outdoor barbecue
has a granite counter and fridge.
The gorgeous backyard
overlooks the golf course and
has stamped concrete patios,
Barnett noted.
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IAN
ANDERSON
OF JETHRO TULL COMES TO HARRIS CENTER
BY PENNE USHER | PHOTOS ARE COURTESY TO THE ENTERTAINER
Ian Anderson celebrates the life and times of English agriculturalist Jethro Tull
in this new concert tour.
Ian Anderson is known as the legendary frontman for the classic rock band
Jethro Tull and re-imagines his namesake with a narrative set in the near future.
The show presents some of the best known
songs from the repertoire of Jethro Tull.
Inthe band, Anderson touches on topical issues including climate change, intensive food
WHEN: 7:30 P.M. OCT. 24
WHERE: HARRIS CENTER,10 COLLEGE
production and population growth. New maPARKWAY, FOLSOM
terial specially written for this show includes:
TICKETS: RANGE BETWEEN $55 AND 95,
Prosperous Pasture, Fruits of Frankenfield,
PREMIUM SEATING $45
And the World Feeds Me, Stick, Twist,
INFO: HARRISCENTER.NET
Bust, and The Turnstile Gate.
The showfeatures amongst many Tull favorites Heavy Horses, Farm on the Freeway, Songs from the Wood, Aqualung,
Living in the Past, Wind-Up, A New Day Yesterday, The Witchs PromiseandLocomotive Breath, sometimes with slightly re-written lyrics to better
tell the tale.
The Entertainer recently caught up with Anderson for a phone interview.
Ian Anderson
WHAT DO YOU CONSIDER TO BE YOUR

GREATEST SUCCESS?
The truth is survival thats the thing that
any entertainer with some longevity is going
to feel. How lucky I am after all these years, Im
doing the job that many people would kill for.
Its somewhat of a survival in an industry that can
be fickle.
Wow, what a lucky boy I am.
There are those that wait a long time for
success and there are those like me who work
toward it and able to hang on to it for decades.
Thats my sense of explaining success. Its also
about having fun. At the end of it all you have
to enjoy what you do. Its a little bit irresponsible
we get paid a lot to entertain.
WHAT IS YOUR BIGGEST REGRET?
I dont have any huge ones maybe lots of
little things along the way. I have regrets on a
personal level about many of the people Ive
worked with over the years relationships that
sour or professional relationship has can go awry.
In that long storyboard of people and events and
any many musicians that assessed through the
ranks. Many didnt get along with one another.
Its not all meant to be in an apologetic context. Its more to do with artistic things.
Always question your ability when you are the
captain of a ship. You have to steer a difficult
course sometimes.
IF YOU COULD PICK ONE BAND OR LEGEND TO
PERFORM WITH, WHO WOULD IT BE?
It would be Beethoven, Bach, Mozart to
prove to them how great they are. These are all
renowned improvisers. The detail, calculated
constructors of concertos and great works.
They could just play within the context of their
classical tradition.
Thats something the world doesnt know
about the improvisations of the regimes of classical music. Specifically of those three composers.
These great musicians could do all that we do
in rock, jazz and folk music. And those practitioners of those great works have no improvisational ability.
WHO ARE THE CURRENT BAND MEMBERS?
Ian Anderson, on flute, vocals and acoustic
guitar. Florian Opahle on electric guitar. Scott
Hammond on drums. John OHara on keyboards
and David Goodier on bass. With the additional
vocal and theatrical input of Ryan ODonnell on
stage.
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WHAT IS IAN ANDERSON UP TO?

Anderson, known throughout the world of
rock music as the flute and voice behind the
legendary Jethro Tull, celebrates his 48th year
as an international recording and performing
musician.
He was born in 1947 in Dunfermline, Fife,
Scotland. Tull formed in 1968 out of the amalgamation of the John Evan Band and McGregors
Engine, two blues-based UK groups.
After a lengthy career, Ian Anderson and Jethro
Tull have released 30 studio and live albums,
selling more than 60 million copies since the
band first performed at Londons famous Marquee Club in February 1968.
After undertaking more than 3,000 concerts
in 40 countries throughout four decades, he has
typically played 100-plus concerts each year to
longstanding, as well as new fans worldwide.
Widely recognized as the man who introduced
the flute to rock music, Ian Anderson remains
the crowned exponent of the popular and rock
genres of flute playing. Anderson has so far
recorded six diverse albums under his own
name during a long career: 1983s Walk Into

Light, the flute instrumental Divinities album
for EMIs classical music division in 1995 which
reached No. 1 in the relevant Billboard chart,
and the more acoustic collections of songs, The
Secret Language of Birds, Rupis Dance, plus
rock albums Thick As A Brick 2 and 2014s
Homo Erraticus.
In recent years, he has toured more and more
as simply Ian Anderson, often with orchestras,
string quartets, featured soloists.
Anderson lives on a farm in the southwest of
England where he has a recording and rehearsal
studio and offices. He has been married for 38
years to Shona who is also an active director of
their music and other companies. They have two
children James and Gael and two grandchildren. Gael is married to actor Andrew Lincoln,
starring in episodes of the hugely-acclaimed
zombie thriller, The Walking Dead.
His hobbies include the growing of many
varieties of hot chili peppers, the study and
conservation of the 26 species of small wildcats
of the world and the appreciation of mechanical

watches, fountain pens and vintage cameras. He
reluctantly admits to owning digital cameras and
scanners for his work on the photographicpromotional images related to Tull as well as his solo
career.
In 2006, he was awarded a doctorate in literature from Heriot Watt University in Edinburgh, the
Ivor Award for International Achievement in Music
and, in the New Years Honours List 2008, an MBE
for services to music. In 2011, he received another doctorate in literature from Dundee University.
Anderson owns no fast car, never having taken
a driving test, and has a wardrobe of singularly
uninspiring and drab leisurewear. He still keeps
a couple of off-road competition motorcycles, a
few sporting guns and a saxophone which he
promises never to play again.
He declares a lifelong commitment to music as
a profession, being far too young to hang up his
hat or his flute, although the tights and codpiece
have long since been consigned to some forgotten bottom drawer.
SEPTEMBER 17, 2016

Folsom
Community
SERVICE
Day
Join us for the third annual Community Service Day on September 17, Folsoms largest day of
volunteerism. This major citywide event mobilizes hundreds of volunteers of all ages and interests to
complete projects throughout Folsom that make a positive, lasting impact in the community.
Community Service Day is organized by the City of Folsom and more than a dozen local corporations,
businesses and non-profit organizations.
Volunteer opportunities are available, donation drives are planned, and project fundraising is
underway. Learn how you can get involved and give back to the Folsom community at
www.folsomcommunityservice.org
LEWIS
Management Corp.
Club of Folsom
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ENTERTAINMENT
LIVE music and entertainment shows

JACKSON RANCHERIA CASINO RESORT
12222 New York Ranch Road, Jackson. Tickets available at jacksoncasino.com.

Sept. 2-4
Casino Invasion Car Show

7 p.m. Sept. 16
Cheech and Chong with

Special Guest Shelby Chong
Iconic comedy duo
7 p.m. Oct. 1
CTA
2 to 5 p.m. Oct. 15
2016 Sierra Foothill

Harvest Brew-fest
Craft Beer tasting, artisan food pairings and

live entertainment
7 p.m. Oct. 29
Jimmie Vaughan Concert

Blues and ballads
Featuring Former Chicago Bandmates.
Cheech and Chong
POWERHOUSE PUB
614-D, Sutter St. Folsom.

Tickets available at: shows.powerhousepub.com
Sept. 3
Superlicious
Sept. 8
Moonshine Crazy
Sept. 9
Island Of Black & White

Sept. 10
8Track Massacre
Sept. 11
Bird Dogs
Sept. 15
Bubba & The Boys

Sept. 16
Blackout Betty
Sept. 17
Grooveline
Sept. 24
Cripple Creek / Folsom Live

Sept. 25
Cyndi Lauper
THUNDER VALLEY CASINO RESORT
1200 Athens Ave. in Lincoln. Information and ticket sales: (916) 408-7777, thundervalleyresort.com.
7 p.m. Friday, Sept. 2
Progressive rock tribute
Time after time, great hits on stage!
Australian Pink Floyd & Led Zeppelin 2
Cyndi Lauper and Indigo Girls
Terry Hanck
6:30 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 3
7 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 24
Sept. 29
Pure country at its finest!
Music, laughs: a night of history in the making!
Hired Guns
Wynonna & The Big Noise, Oak Ridge Boys
Smokey Robinson with Arsenio Hall
Sept. 30
6 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 4
Oct. 1
Flock of Seagulls, Wang Chung, Tommy Tutone and

more
Pop-rock by great musicians
Oct. 8
Inspector 71
Disco Revolution
Fleetwood Mask
Oct. 13
Ashley Barron
Oct. 14
Cripple Creek
Oct. 15
Black Zeppelin
Rewind Fest 2016 - Lost '80s Live
V101's Big Block Party: Bell Biv Devoe, TLC

Summertime soul on stage
6:30 p.m. Friday, Sept. 16
The Avett Brothers with Brett Dennen

Great bluegrass and southern rock sounds
Kenny Loggins and Air Supply

7 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 1
Frankie Valli & Olivia Newton-John

Two musical icons on the outdoor stage!
7 p.m. Saturday, Oct 15
Gladiator Challenge Returns
Tomorrow's legends beating a path today!
Gavin DeGraw and Andy Grammer

Millennial generation pop
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ENTERTAINMENT
UPCOMING
LIVE theater performances
Maxx Cabello, Jr.
RED HAWK CASINO
1 Red Hawk Parkway, Placerville. Tickets available at www.redhawkcasino.com.
9:30 p.m. Sept. 2
9:30 p.m. Sept. 16
Classic rock, top 40
70s to todays dance hits
Decades
10 p.m. Sept. 3
10 p.m. Sept. 17
Motown soul
70s and 80s
Nathan Owens
Big Bad Boogie Rock
1 p.m. Sept. 4
9:30 p.m. Sept. 23
Country
Country
Buck Ford
SUTTER STREET THEATRE
Branded
9:30 p.m. Sept. 9
10 p.m. Sept. 24
Latin, classic rock, top 40
Blues, rock
Fresh
717 Sutter St., Folsom.

Tickets and information: 916-353-1001, sutterstreettheatre.com
Maxx Cabello Jr.
OFF BROADWAY SERIES
Anything Goes
10 p.m. Sept. 10
9:30 p.m. Sept. 30
Latin, classic rock, top 40
The ultimate 80s new wave show
Fresh
Anything Goes
Steel Breeze
Spazmatics
The Pink Panther Strikes Again
8 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays Aug. 27 Oct. 2; 4 p.m. Sundays; plus 7 p.m. Thursday, Sept.22 and 29. (No performance on Sept. 24 due to Folsom Live.)
Set aboard the ocean liner S. S. American, where nightclub singer/evangelist Reno
Sweeney is en route from New York to England. Her pal Billy Crocker has stowed
away to be near his love, Hope Harcourt, but the problem is Hope is engaged to the
wealthy Lord Evelyn Oakleigh. Tickets: $15-$23.
Evil Dead The Musical
8 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays, 7 p.m. Sundays, Oct. 8 Oct. 31 and 7 p.m. Thursday,
Oct. 27and 7 p.m. Halloween day, Monday, Oct.31
This hilarious live stage show takes all the elements of the cult classic horror films,
Evil Dead 1, Evil Dead 2, and Army of Darkness then combines them to make one
of the craziest theatrical experiences of all time. This will be the fifth season of this
hilarious, always sold-out production. Tickets: $15-$23.
FAMILY SERIES
Charlottes Web
Big Bad Boogie Rock
THE BOARDWALK
9426 Greenback Lane, Orangevale.

Tickets available at www.theboardwalkpresents.com.
7 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 3
7 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 22
6:30 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 6
6:30 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 1
Problem
Kublai Khan
6:30 p.m. Friday, Sept. 9
I The Mighty
Good Riddance
6:30 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 11
Stick To Your Guns
NF
Highly Suspect
6:30 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 4
Twiztid
7 p.m. Friday, Oct. 7
The LACS
1 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays Sept. 3 25.

All the enchanting characters are here: Wilbur, the irresistible young pig who desperately wants to avoid the butcher; Fern, a girl who understands what animals say
to each other; Templeton, the gluttonous rat who can occasionally be talked into a
good deed; and the extraordinary spider, Charlotte, who proves to be a true friend
and a good writer. Tickets $13-$17.
Willie Wonka
1 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays, Oct. 1 30

The delicious adventures experienced by Charlie Bucket and his visit to Willy Wonkas mysterious chocolate factory light up the stage in this captivating adaptation of
Roald Dahls fantastical tale. Tickets: $13-$17.
OLD TYME RADIO SHOW
Folsom Old Tyme Radio Show
4 p.m. July 9
Original scripts from shows such as Our Miss Brooks, The Bickersons, Richard
Diamond, Gunsmoke, Fibber McGee & Molly and many more. Plus vocal
selections by the cast. Tickets: $10.
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ENTERTAINMENT
UPCOMING LIVE
theater
performances
B STREET THEATRE
2711 B Street, Sacramento.

Tickets and information: 916-443-5300 ,
bstreettheatre.org
Satchmo at The Waldorf
7 p.m. Tuesdays-Fridays; 8 p.m. Saturdays, 1

p.m.; Sundays now through Sept. 17; and 2
p.m. Thursdays through Sept. 15.
In this tour de force one man show, the great
jazz legend, Louis Armstrong comes to life as
he tells his story from his room at the Waldorf
Astoria. Reflecting on his life and work, the
great Satchmo examines his complicated
relationship with his white manager, Joe
Glaser and his friend and rival, Miles Davis. As
one actor plays all three parts, a picture of the
greatest of all jazz trumpeters begins to take
shape and leaves us as breathless as the man
himself after a blistering solo.
Every Brilliant Thing
8 p.m. Thursdays and Fridays; 2 p.m. Sundays

and Wednesdays; 7 p.m. Tuesdays through
Thursdays, through Sept. 18
An ailing mother. A dutiful son. Every brilliant
thing to make her feel better.
Chessman
7 p.m. Oct. 13-14, 18-21 and 8 p.m. Oct.

15, 22
A family drama and legal thriller based on the
true story of Caryl Chessman..
OLDE COLOMA
THEATRE
380 Monument Road, Coloma.

Tickets and information:
530-626-5282, oldecolomatheatre.org
The Lone Star Of Texas

or A Harlot With A Heart Of Gold
8 p.m. Friday and Saturdays now through
Sept. 25. 2 p.m. Sundays Aug. 28-Sept. 25.
Special Thursday show Sept. 1.
Written By: Haley Williams and Company
Directed By: Haley Williams
"The Curse Of The Sisters Serene"

or "A Hex On His House"
8 p.m. Friday and Saturdays from Oct. 7-Nov.

6. Special Thursday showing Oct. 20. 2 p.m.
Sunday matinees: Oct. 16-Nov. 6.
Written By: Jason Boyer Directed By: Beth
LaBean.
Billy Bob Thorton & the Boxmasters
HARRIS CENTER
10 College Parkway, Folsom. Tickets and information: 916- 608-6888,harriscenter.net.
In The Mood
Riders in the Sky
An Evening With The Mehmet Polat Trio
Classical Masters Music Festival Franc

D'ambrosio's Broadway Songs of the Great
White Way
7 p.m. Sept. 1; 2 and 7 p.m. Sept. 2; 1 p.m. Sept. 3

More than a concert, this is an authentic Big Band theatrical swing revue with the music of Glenn Miller, Tommy
Dorsey, Artie Shaw, Benny Goodman, The Andrews
Sisters, Frank Sinatra, and other greats.
7 p.m. Sept. 3
Rooted in the Ottoman, ancient Anatolian, Balkan and
West African music traditions, the trios original compositions are colored by daring improvisations and grooves,
presented in a chamber music-like atmosphere.
Mamaboy Premiere
7 p.m. Sept. 3
Kelly Hankins, heartthrob of Butterhill High, must
attempt to hide the fact that he is pregnant. This heartfelt
high school comedy is arguably the largest film production to originate in El Dorado/Sacramento County in the
last decade.
Cherry Poppin Daddies:

Salute The Music of The Rat Pack
8 p.m. Sept.10
A superb set of standards that epitomize the Rat Packs
repertoire with music from Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin
and Sammy Davis, Jr.
Billy Bob Thornton & the Boxmasters
7:30 p.m. Sept. 14-15

Billy Bob Thornton performs with his American roots-rock
band, a group of seasoned musicians whose music is
rich in rhythm and story.
The Shanghai Acrobats of the Peoples

Republic of China
Performing Shanghai Nights
7:30 p.m. Sept. 16; 2 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Sept. 17-18
From hoop diving to performances on the aerial rings
and teeterboard; from impossible juggling with hands
and feet to some unbelievable feats on unicycles, this is
a world-class acrobatic performance.
A Special Evening with Mary Chapin Carpenter

7:30 p.m. Sept. 22
Five-time Grammy award-winning singer-songwriter
and Nashville songwriters Hall of Fame inductee Mary
Chapin Carpenter will perform timeless hits from her
expansive and beloved 14-album catalog and new song.
8 p.m. Sept. 23
For 38 years, Grammy award-winning Riders In The Sky
has single-handedly revitalized Western musictrue
keepers of the flame passed on by the Sons of the
Pioneers, Gene Autry, and Roy Rogers.
3 p.m. Sept. 24
The festival features age-defined competition in two
categories for musical performance: string instrument
and piano. The festival Gala Concert is the festivals
fundraising event providing masterful performances to
inspire and enrich the community.
Keyboard Conversations with Jeffrey Siegel

1 p.m. Sept. 25
American pianist Jeffrey Siegel has been a soloist with
the worlds great orchestras and has collaborated with
many of the pre-eminent conductors of our time.
An Intimate Evening With Iris Dement and

Loudon Wainwright Iii
7:30 p.m. Sept. 25

Wainwright's songs have been recorded by Bonnie Raitt,
Johnny Cash, Earl Scruggs, his son Rufus Wainwright,
and Mose Allison, while Dement's music has earned
multiple Grammy nominations.
El Dorado Musical Theatre High Voltage

Presents Back To Broadway
7 p.m. Sept. 30
High-energy entertainment with singing and dancing
will be performed by El Dorado Musical Theatre.
Mavis Staples
8 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 1

Weaving herself into the very fabric of gospel, soul, folk,
pop, R&B, blues, rock, and hip hop over the last 60 years,
this iconic singer has sung through so many changes
from the civil rights movement and the beloved Staple
Singers, to todays world and her illustrious solo career.
1940S Battle Of The Big Bands:

Glenn Miller Vs. Tommy Dorsey
3 p.m. Oct. 2
Two big bands 30 musicians battle it out! Gary Vecchiarelli has been producing big band events since 2005.
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SUMMER/FALL calendar of events
Saturday, Sept. 3
AMADOR ARTISTS OPEN STUDIO

AND FINE ART RAFFLE from 10
a.m. - 4 p.m. Saturday and Sunday
at 19 locations throughout Amador
County. Free self-guided tour features
42 artists. Brochures with locations
available at amadorartists.homestead.com.
MURDER HOUSE MUSEUM AND GARDEN TOURS from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at

1125 Joe Murer Court, Folsom. Free.
Bring a picnic lunch. Info: (916) 9853290, murerhouse.org.
Wednesday, Sept. 7
Sunday, Sept. 18
DEPARTMENT OF ROCK from 7-9 p.m.

in the Palladio shopping center on
Palladio Parkway, one block north of
East Bidwell St. in Folsom. Summer
Concert Series is every Wednesday
night. Info gopalladio.com.
THE 49TH ANTIQUE PEDDLERS FAIR

will take place from 8 a.m. - 4 p.m.,
rain or shine on Historic Sutter
Street. Four blocks will be filled with
antiques and collectibles. Admission
is free. Park at 905 Leidesdorff St. at
the corner of Reading and Leidesdorff
streets. Info: historicfolsom.org,.
tbcashows.info/folsom_2015.html.
MARSHALL 5K HEALTH EXPO. The

run starts at 8 a.m. and the expo is
from 8:30 -11 a.m. Marshall Medical
experts will provide health screenings.Cost is $20. Benefits Marshall
Medical Center. Day of registration
is at 7:30 a.m. Register now at www.
marshallmedical.org. El Dorado Hills
Town Center, 4364 Town Center Blvd.,
Steven Young Amphitheater.
COUNTRYFEST is a celebration of gold
country roots at this family friendly
festival sponsored by the Cameron
Park CSD and the Cameron Park
Community Foundation. Enjoy live
music, amateur barbecue competition, kid zone, vendors and great
food. Admission is free. 11 a.m. - 8
p.m. at Christa McAuliffe Park, 2400
Merrychase Drive, Cameron Park.
Info: (530) 677-2231.
Sunday, Sept. 11
16TH ANNUAL CHILI COOK OFF AND

CLASSIC CAR SHOW, presented by
Mother Lode Rehabilitation Enterprises Inc., is a kickoff to El Dorado Gold
Week. Chili-making contest and 200
classic cars on display. Live music.
Proceeds benefit adults with disabilities. 10 a.m.- 4 p.m. at El Dorado
County Fairgrounds, 100 Placerville
Drive, Placerville. Info: morerehab.
FARMERS MARKETS
Photo by Bill Sullivan
Saturday, Sept. 10
Cynthia Renee
Singer Cynthia Renee Cyn will be performing at Unwined Wine Bar at 915
Sutter Street in Folsom on Saturday night, from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. Sept. 17.
Renee will be performing with acoustic guitarist Kenneth True. For more
information visit www.cynsinger,com.
org; 399 Placerville Drive; or (530)
622-4848. Suggested donation of
$10 per person, $5 for children.
Wednesday, Sept. 14
2016 WORLD GOLD PANNING CHAMPIONSHIPS from 9 a.m- 11 p.m.

Sept. 14-18 at the El Dorado County
Fairgrounds. Register Sept. 11-13
eldorado2016.com.
Friday, Sept 16
AMERICAN RIVER MUSIC FESTIVAL

has 25 shows at 10 locations and
starts at 9 a.m. on Sept. 16 with
check-ins at 1 p.m. The first show is
at 11 a.m. Sept. 17, the music starts
at 2 p.m. Sunday. Huntington Lotus
Park, 950 Lotus Road, Lotus. Info and
tickets:americanrivermusic.org.
FOOD TRUCK SAFARI from 5-8 p.m.

at Folsom City Zoo, 403 Stafford St.,
Folsom. Live music by Jimmy Ashley,
bounce houses, face painting and
food trucks. Presented by City of Folsom Parks & Recreation Department
and Sactomofo.
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Saturday, Sept. 17
BISTRO 33 DANCE PARTY grand finale

concludes with Hip Service at the
Steven Young Amphitheater. Tickets
available at Bistro 33 in El Dorado
Hills.8-11 p.m. Info: visit edh.
bistro33.com.
66TH ANNUAL FIDDLERS JAM AND
CONTEST from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on
Main Street in Fiddletown. Free event
includes shuttle from parking area to
downtown. Musician sign-ups begin
at 9 a.m. Barbecue by Incahoots
and craft beer by Amador Brewing
Company available. Vendors. Raffles.
All proceeds benefit the Fiddletown
Community Center. Info: (209) 2960918, fiddletownca.org.
8 a.m. - 1 p.m. Saturdays at at the Railroad Turntable and Public Plaza in Historic Folsom. Year around. Info: historicfolsom.org.
10 a.m. - 2 p.m. Tuesdays at 605 Coolidge Road, Folsom. This market is open seasonally.
8 a.m. - 1 p.m. Sundays at El Dorado Hills Town Center. This market is open until-Oct. 30.
8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sundays at Quarry Ponds Town Center, 5550 Douglas Blvd. Granite Bay. Info: foothillfarmersmarket.com.
4-8 p.m. Thursdays Dairy Queen Parking Lot, 9295 Greenback Lane. Now through Oct. 6. Info: (916) 989-8779.
Wednesday, Sept. 21
OUTDOOR CONCERT SERIES

PALLADIO WEDNESDAY
NIGHT SERIES
7 9 p.m.
www.gopalladio.com
Sept. 7: Hit Parade, variety dance
Sept. 10: Foreverland, 14-piece tribute
to Michael Jackson
Sept. 14: Cripple Creek, modern country
EL DORADO HILLS TOWN CENTER,

LIVE ON THE BOULEVARD
6:30 8 p.m.
Info: www.eldoradohillstowncenter.com
Sept. 8: Folsom Symphony, Dancin in
the Streets
CRYSTAL BASIN CELLARS
www.crystalbasinbistro.com.
Sept. 3: Cash Prophets
Sept. 4: BB and the Bumps
Sept. 10: Jonny Mojo
Sept. 11: Jeremy Norris
Sept. 17: Boomer
Sept. 18: Tiki Lounge Lizards
Sept. 24: Rannell Carpenter Band
Sept. 25: Garratt Wilkins
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Saturday, Sept. 24
FOLSOM LIVE will rock on again. This

is a ticketed event, coordinated by
the Folsom Chamber of Commerce
and Hope Productions Foundation.
For more information the website
below. Event contact info: Folsom
Chamber of Commerce Phone: 916985-5555, folsomlive.com.
PICNIC IN THE PARK from the Cappuccino Cruisers Show n Shine from
10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at 5750 Grant Ave
in Carmichael. Classic Car Show Info:
capcruz.com.
10TH ANNUAL EVENING IN THE
ORCHARDS, presented by Pollock
Pines-Camino Rotary, will be 4 - 9
p.m. at 2552 Crystal Springs Road,
Camino. Enjoy the gardens, food
and the opportunity to support Rotary projects. Dictionaries for thirdgrade students in the local area, and
the popular Mini-Grants program
has supported school programs.
Info: pollockpines-camino.org, (530)
903-8039.
14TH ANNUAL BIG AUTUMN AUCTION is a gourmet dinner,entertainment and local wines. An extensive
silent and high-spirited live auction.
All proceeds benefit Big Brothers Big
Sisters of El Dorado County. $60 per
person/$110 couple/$450 table for
eight sponsorship's still available.
Cocktail attire. 5-9 p.m. 4203 Town
Center Blvd., El Dorado Hills. Info:
web.eldoradohillschamber.org,
(530) 626-1222.
THE 3STRANDS GLOBAL BREAK FREE
RUN raises awareness and funds to
combat human trafficking. The run
starts 8 a.m. at "The Corner" at East
Bidwell and Oak Avenue in Folsom.
(916) 365-2606.
Wednesday, Sept. 28
CONVERTIBLES, SPORTS CARS AND

ORPHANS CRUISE NIGHT in Folsom
with the Cappuccino Cruisers from
5-9 p.m. Wednesdays through Oct.
26 at Dennys, 1011 Riley St. in
Folsom. Non-perishable goods are
collected for the local food bank.
Info: capcruz.com.
Growl, Howl
and Wine
Tickets are on sale now for the annual Growl, Howl and Wine, presented by the Friends of the Folsom Zoo. The Sept.
17 event features regional wineries, craft breweries, and local restaurants. Browse the selections and join the silent
and live auction bidding for a variety of art, gift baskets, excursions, personal services, and the popular Wall of Wine.
Live music by the Have Mercy band and visits with some of the Zoo Sanctuary's animal ambassadors add to the fun.
Individual tickets are $40 in advance and $45 at the door; reserved tables for eight are $450. Visit www.FolsomZooFriends.org/GHW for tickets and information.
SCARE4HOPE HAUNTED HOUSE at

El Dorado Town Center, El Dorado
Hills. Every Friday, Saturday and
Sunday in October, plus Halloween.
Visit edhtowncenter.com for more
information.
Antique events
Saturday, Oct. 15
19th Annual Antique Evaluation Day: The Folsom Historical Society invites
you from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. on September 10 in Historic Folsom. Bring any
antique item to the impressive team of volunteer appraisers for $8 per item.
49th Annual Fall Antique Peddlers Fair: From 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Sept. 18
in the Folsom Historic District. Come going thousands of shoppers with
over 160 booths of a wide range of antique and collectible merchandise.
Admission is free!
Saturday, Oct. 1
HISTORIC FOLSOM GLOW RUN a

wild and crazy glowing fun run
(or walk). Show your glow: let your
creative juices flow and add spark to
your event experience by dressing
up in a costume that glows, blinks,
shines, sparkles and stands out
from the crowd. Its not about how
fast you run, its all about the experience youll have along the way.
Starts at 7:45 p.m. at the Turntable

in Historic Folsom. Info: stylemg.
com/folsomglowrun.
Friday, Oct. 7
OUTDOOR MOVIE NIGHT begins at

dusk at the Steve Young Amphitheater, El Dorado Town Center, 4364
Town Center Blvd., El Dorado Hills.
Visit edhtowncenter.com for more
information.
IT'S ALL ABOUT EQWINE! Wines, appetizers, music, and live and silent
auctions to raise funds to support
All About Equines operations and
programs, a volunteer-based, nonprofit organization. 6 - 9 p.m. at The
Pavilion, El Dorado Hills Community
Services District, 1021 Harvard Way,
Building A, El Dorado Hills. Tickets
are $40. Info: allaboutequine.org/
events.
A NIGHT IN THE VINEYARD: EAT, SIP
AND BID is a Hands4Hope benefit
dinner featuring local wineries,
brews, a silent and live auction, live
music, dancing, and food. 5:3010:30 p.m. at 7000 Rossmore Lane,
El Dorado Hills. $85 per person,
$160 per couple. Early bird pricing
available through Sept. 15. Info:
visit hands4hopeyouth.org, (916)
294-7426.
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BEFORE: Pre-constructed sushi roll.

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My new goal is to have 50 locations

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2 cups gluten-free all purpose flour

WRITTEN AND PHOTOS BY NOELLE KONRAD

(courtesy Apple Hill Growers Association)

Chicken is always a go-to meat in my house and since I felt compelled

chicken. (Be careful because it

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3 cups of gluten-free oats

15 minutes. Be careful to watch so

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Across from Bel-Air on East Bidwell