Editor's Choice Events for California
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|  | Hollywood, PaleyFest 2019 (3/15 - 3/24): Attend the screening of a TV episode with the actual stars and creative talent, and then watch them in a live panel discussion at PaleyFest. |
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|  | Riverside, 27th Annual Walk with the Animals (3/23): Please join us for the 27th Annual Walk with the Animals, 1.3 miles walk around Lake Evans, Saturday, March 23, 2019, benefitting the Mary S. Roberts Pet Adoption Center. |
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|  | Tarzana, A Faery Hunt Extraordinary Adventure (3/24): Nickelodeon named A Faery Hunt “Best Children's Theater in Los Angeles!” Come experience the magic and join in the fun!
A Faery Hunt shows are musical, interactive performances designed for young aud |
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|  | Dublin, Dublin Walk Like MADD 2019 (3/23): Walk Like MADD is MADD's signature fundraising event to help us raise both awareness and funds to eliminate drunk and drugged driving. |
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|  | Benicia, Golden Bough in concert (3/23): Rooted in the traditional music of the seven Celtic nations, this trio of modern-day minstrels blends voice and instruments in the pristine harmonies that have become their trademark worldwide. |
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|  | San Francisco, Howell Mountain Bud Break Celebration! (3/23): INDULGE yourself in world-class wines from 30 Howell Mountain wineries PLUS Gourmet Small Bites and Silent Auction filled with small-production gems and winery experiences exclusively at the Howell Mo |
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|  | Newport Beach, Pure Game 10th Anniversary Comedy Night (3/24): Come celebrate PureGame's 10 year anniversary with headline comic Vicki Barbolak as she performs her outrageously funny comedy routine. |
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 |  | We are giving away 2 tickets to Dorothy’s Adventures in OZ – celebrating 50 years of Playhouse Musicals for Kids 2 to 102!!
Click here to enter to win! |
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|  | Jolon, Mission Days at Mission San Antonio (4/6): Come to Mission San Antonio’s Mission Days and relive history with re-enactors portraying soldiers, artisans, pioneers and vaqueros. Eat Mission era food and enjoy Los Arribeños de San Francisco perfo |
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|  | Bridgeport, Twin Lakes Fish Fest (7/26 - 7/27): Join us for 2 days of fishing! $1,000 grand prize to largest fish in the adult division. Live music, food, drinks & raffles. |
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|  | Willows, Willows Gun Show (4/13 - 4/14): A fundraiser event for the VFW and 2nd amendment of the United States.
April 13 and 14, 2019
Admission $7 kids 17 and under free with parent
2 day p[ass $12
Food and Beverages available. |
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| Agoura Hills, Lauren Waller (4/5): The Los Angeles-based artist bridges the divide between 1980s dark wave and modern electro-textured indie pop. Her aesthetic also encompasses the jagged artiness of alternative rock, embers of the smo |
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| Agoura Hills, The Empty Pockets (3/29): “Polished yet rootsy Chicago outfit Empty Pockets” showcases multiple lead singers, rich harmonies, skilled instrumentalists, and an old-school sensibility built on Americana, Blues and Soul (Rolling |
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| Agoura Hills, The Mighty Cash Cats (3/31): “Critically acclaimed for their expert preservation of Johnny Cash’s performance’s, The Mighty Cash Cats have awed audiences across the country.” San Diego Tribune
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| Agoura Hills, Wilson Phillips (4/5): 2011 was a huge year for Wilson Phillips. They gained a lot of attention and some new fans when they appeared in the blockbuster hit film "Bridesmaids" in which they performed their stellar hit “Hold |
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| Agua Dulce, Sierra Pelona Valley Wine Festival (4/6): The Wine Festival will be held on April 6, 2019. The wineries and local wine makers will be offering their best wines for tasting. |
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| Alameda, Koli Kohler (4/7): Koli is a singer-songwriter who uses a variety of instruments to advocate for herself and tell her own stories in the form of song.
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| Albany, Harrington Saints (4/5): From the remnants of some of the Bay Area's finest street rock bands come THE HARRINGTON SAINTS. Five long-time friends who play with a chip on their shoulder. |
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| Anaheim, John 5 (4/7): How does one define John 5? Is he rock? Is it country? Is he heavy metal? What about emo, industrial or bluegrass? Truth is there is no one set genre to fit John 5. In a world where music must be defi |
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| Anaheim, Red Carpet Recital (3/31): Our first ever Red Carpet Recital, for our students who've been with us consistently the very longest. We're so proud of all of your hard work! |
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| Anaheim, Stupid Flanders (3/29): Formed over an alcohol-fueled alliance between kitchen staff and waiters that all happened to love ska music in a chance encounter at a bar, Stupid Flanders played their first show in September of 200 |
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| Anaheim, The Higgs (3/31): The Higgs are a four-piece jam band based in Los Angeles, CA. |
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|  | Anaheim, Voyaging (3/23): ?Come join us for this vast, expansive, and sonic listening experience! |
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| Anaheim, Walk For Kids 2019 (4/7): The Walk for Kids™ is a fun, family-friendly 5K walk event designed to help raise funds for the services and programs provided by Orange County Ronald McDonald House |
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| Anderson, Spring Vintage Market (4/5 - 4/6): Event will be held on April 5-6, 2019. The event will feature over 100 talented vendors showcasing their original works. |
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|  |  | Bakersfield, Girls Night Out -Paint Event (3/29): Join us while we recreate this very needed "Girl's Night Out" painting with special permission by the original artist Karrie Rhodes. |
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|  | Bakersfield, R/c Dirt Oval Racing (3/22): R/c Dirt Oval racing! Come out and enjoy a night of racing. Gates open at 2pm, practice starts at 4pm and racing will start at 7pm. |
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| Bakersfield, Robert Park Golf Tournament (3/30): Men & women of all ages are welcome to a fun-filled day of golf and fellowship, as we help raise money for missions! |
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| | Bakersfield, Stuff The Bus (3/29): Bring the family out and donate and together we can make a difference. |
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| | Bakersfield, The Quebe Sisters (3/22): When the Quebe Sisters from Texas take a stage, and the triple-threat fiddle champions start playing and singing in multi-part close harmony, audiences are usually transfixed, then blown away. |
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| | Bakersfield, WCHRA The Shootout (3/30): WCHRA The Shootout Race in Bakersfield Ca March 30-31 and SNP will be there for all your tuning needs. Please let us know if we can help you get down the track. |
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| | Bakersfield, Wikis Wine Dive (3/29): It's always a blast and we'd love to see everybody there! |
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| Baldwin Park, Relay for Life of Baldwin Park (4/6): Relay is a team fundraising event where team members take turns walking around a track or designated path. |
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|  |  | Benicia, Golden Bough in concert (3/23): Rooted in the traditional music of the seven Celtic nations, this trio of modern-day minstrels blends voice and instruments in the pristine harmonies that have become their trademark worldwide. |
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| |  | Berkeley, GLAS Animation Festival (3/22 - 3/24): The GLAS Animation Festival screens new animation by “fresh voices” competing in various categories, with filmmaker conversations and Q&A sessions.
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| | Berkeley, Phainopepla (3/22): Phainopepla is the solo project of Oakland-based multi-instrumentalist/producer Jake Morris. He blends elements of indie rock, jazz, folk, and house music to create a dichotomous sound that lies somew |
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| Berkeley, Robotaki (4/6): Robotaki: There is a lot more behind the name and the mask than most people may perceive. Coming in to the spotlight with his top-tier remix work, and being recognized for his impeccable sounds, Prest |
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| | Berkeley, Sam Chase & the Untraditional (3/22): The Sam Chase & The Untraditional hails from San Francisco, California. This juggernaut of a band blends rock n roll with folk music while maintaining the sensibilities and attitudes that come from gr |
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| | Berkeley, The Soft White Sixties (3/22): Alta California, the new bilingual album by The Soft White Sixties, finds the Los Angeles 5-piece expanding upon their contemporary concoction of rock ‘n’ roll and soul while also exploring some of th |
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| | Berkeley, Three Times Three: A Seventh String Matinee (4/7): Three songwriters. Nine songs per set. A tapestry of sounds to warm your ears, lift your heart and soothe your spirit. Join us for a lovely Sunday matinee at The Monkey House in Berkeley. |
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| | Beverly Hills, Tesserae presents: Chiaroscuro (4/6): Guest violinist, Elicia Silverstein, and the students of the Colburn Early Music Ensemble join Tesserae for an evening of Italian Baroque music. |
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| |  | Bolinas, Hand Habits (3/22): Meg Duffy grew up in a small town in Upstate New York and they cut their teeth as a session guitarist and touring member of Kevin Morby's band. |
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| | Bonita, Reggae :: Afrobeat :: Soca :: In The Park. (3/23): San Diego African and Caribbean community let's come together for a day of fun bring your tents and your barbecue grill this is a free event and we will have a face painter for the kids. |
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|  |  | Brentwood, A Faery Hunt Enchanted Adventure (4/7): Nickelodeon named A Faery Hunt “Best Children's Theater in Los Angeles!”
Join us on this magical musical adventure!
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| Brentwood, Red Sand Project: Brentwood (3/30): The Contra Costa Human Trafficking Coalition, in collaboration with the City of Brentwood, invites the Brentwood community to raise awareness for human trafficking by partaking in the Red Sand Project |
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| |  | Bridgeport, Twin Lakes Fish Fest (7/26 - 7/27): Join us for 2 days of fishing! $1,000 grand prize to largest fish in the adult division. Live music, food, drinks & raffles. |
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| Burbank, Salsa Night (3/30): John Burroughs High School Instrumental Music Association presents "Salsa Night"on Saturday March 30th. This event features live Latin jazz performed by the JBHS Jazz Ensembles. |
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| Burbank, Symbion Project (3/31): Symbion Project is the brainchild of electronic composer/producer Kasson Crooker. Along with founding several bands including synthpop legends Freezepop, ELYXR, & Rocococo in addition to Symbion Proje |
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| Byron, RFKC 2019: Bingo Night (4/6): We can't wait to see you at BINGO NIGHT. Be sure to check your email for your ticket confirmation and bring that with you to the event. We'll be checking tickets, bags and ID's at the entrance. |
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|  | Carlsbad, Golf4Warriors Battle Bogey Tournament 2019 (3/29): Every player. Every smile. Every Swing. It all helps us support others. Together, we can have a great time and raise needed funds to support the troops, veterans and their families! |
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| | Carlsbad, The Flower Fields Arts & Craft Fair (3/23): Imagine a beautiful field of flowers alive with artisans, crafters displaying and demonstrating their talents to the delight of over thousands of people! |
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| | Carmel, The Party...Its Back (3/23): Rotary is a global network of 1.2 million neighbors, friends, leaders, and problem-solvers who see a world where people unite and take action to create lasting change – across the globe, in our commun |
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| | Cerritos, Motown With A Twist (3/23): Get ready to Twist and Shout in Motown With a Twist! The electrifying night spotlights The Motor City’s famous songs from Diana Ross, Smokey Robinson, Michael Jackson, and more. |
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| Cerritos, The Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain (4/5): The Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain is a group of all-singing, all-strumming Ukulele players, using instruments bought with loose change.
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| |  | Chatsworth, Hive Painting Workshop (3/24): Tired of your boring white bee box? Go from bland to BEE-utiful and turn your plain white hive into a work of art. Your bees will be the envy of their neighborhood! |
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| | Chico, Heart & Sole 5K Run for Wellness (3/30): Enloe's "Heart & Sole" is making wellness fun! Join us – rain or shine – on SATURDAY, March 30 for the 5th Annual Heart & Sole: Run for Wellness. This year will feature a timed 5k run or one-mile walk |
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| | Chico, The Brankas (3/22): The Brankas are an experimental punk duo from San Francisco, CA. The band was formed in 2014 by Theo Slavin (guitar & vocals) and Taylor McElroy (drums & synthesizer) and they have since fine-tuned an |
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| Chico, Tim Bluhm (4/5): Tim Bluhm has earned a reputation as the quintessential California musician. Born and raised in the Golden State, as the singer/guitarist and primary songwriter of rock band The Mother Hips, Bluhm has |
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| Chino Hills, Tea and Truffles (3/31): Join Priceless Pets for an afternoon of Tea & Truffles. 100% of the proceeds go towards the animals in our care. |
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| |  | Costa Mesa, Free Farmers Market (3/23): Join us as we create a free "farmers market" offering fresh and healthy food for low income families in Costa Mesa. |
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| Costa Mesa, Lea Salonga (4/5): Lea Salonga (born 22 February 1971) is a pop singer and actress from Angeles, Pampanga, Philippines. She is one of the best-selling Filipino artists of all time and has received many awards for her wo |
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| Costa Mesa, MESSIMER (4/5): MESSIMER is a Boise-based indie rock trio with a penchant for penning high-energy 60s pop anthems.
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| Costa Mesa, OC Ultimate Outdoor Recreation Expo (3/30 - 3/31): The OC Ultimate Outdoor Recreation Expo will be held on March 30-31, 2019. Something for every member of the family. |
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| | Costa Mesa, Photograph 51 (3/9 - 3/24): Rosalind Franklin was a British pioneer in science in the early 1950s, yet her groundbreaking role in the discovery of DNA’s double helix structure is still often overlooked. |
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| | Costa Mesa, Radio Gaga - A Tribute to Queen (4/6 - 4/7): Featuring the Orange County Aerial Arts, Radio Gaga is a compilation of several performing arts creation by Luca Cecchini. |
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| Costa Mesa, UnSung Heroes (3/30): “UnSung Heroes” celebrates music written by women, bringing it to its well-deserved place at center stage! |
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| Costa Mesa, Zenith Sunn at The Tiki Bar (3/31): Zenith Sunn Festuring Anson Funderburgh and Eric Lindell make there Debut this March and April w a string of club dates . Don't miss this beautiful collaberation .
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| Crockett, The Prids (4/5): ?Do I Look Like I’m In Love?, the new full-length from The Prids, illustrates the Portland dark pop band’s mettle through keen lyrical observations, but also in its attention to sonic detail and song |
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| | Dana Point, Music festival with beer & tacos (4/6 - 4/7): Sabroso Craft Beer, Taco & Music Festival, headlined by The Offspring & Flogging Molly is a weekend filled with craft beer, tasty gourmet tacos, Lucha Libre style wrestling and live music! |
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| Dana Point, Ocean Institute Jazz Festival: Friday (3/29): Join us for a night of music, food, drinks, & dancing at Ocean Institute's 17th Annual Jazz Festival! Coming for the weekend?, or have a stay-cation! |
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| | Davis, The Lucky Run (3/23): March: It’s the month that celebrates the Official Start of Spring and St. Patrick’s Day…and what a better time to get outside and exercise! Celebrate St. Patrick’s |
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| |  | Dublin, Dublin Walk Like MADD 2019 (3/23): Walk Like MADD is MADD's signature fundraising event to help us raise both awareness and funds to eliminate drunk and drugged driving. |
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|  | El Cerrito, John Rybak & Friends (3/29): "Deeply rooted and well-versed in American roots music and early southern blues John + Friends will take you on a musical road trip across the country with feel-good songs of substance and integrity"
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| El Cerrito, Thank you Maz! A Fun Raiser for Golestan (3/29): Eight years ago, Maz offered to host our first fundraiser. It was a small and intimate event that helped us raise the funds we desperately needed to survive in the wake of the recession. |
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| | El Monte, The Inflatable Festival & Run (3/23): Run a one-mile obstacle course and enjoy activities like bounce houses, Zorb Balls, and inflatable jousting at The Inflatable Festival & Run. |
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| |  | Elk Grove, Holi Celebration 2019 (3/22): Come celebrate a very colorful Holi this year at Vedic Cultural and Learning Center! |
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| Elk Grove, Pink Ribbon and Bow Ties (4/6): ?I Am My Sisters Keeper Breast Cancer Foundation,created to provide financial assistance for low-income breast cancer patients during treatment. |
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| Encinitas, Life, Struggle and Transformation (3/30 - 3/31): "Life, Struggle and Transformation" Saturday March 30th 2019 at 7pm and Sunday March 31st at 4pm. The Encinitas Library, community room, 540 Cornish Drive Encinitas CA. |
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| Encinitas, Struggle (3/30): Punk rock from Darlington, UK, debut EP out now on Core Tex Records/ Pirates Press records.
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| | Encinitas, Sully & The Souljahs (3/24): SULLY began his music career at the age of 9 at his first paying gig as he played flamenco guitar for the San Diego Women's Club. Since that time, music has been a central theme in his life.
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| | Escondido, The Grand Woofstock (3/24): The Grand Woofstock will be held on March 24, 2019. There will be more than 50 vendors selling unique dog related products and other items. |
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| | Escondido, Vine-Yasa: Yoga and Wine at Orfila Vineyard (3/23): Our day will begin at 10am with a 1 hour, all levels yoga class overlooking the vineyard. After class we will gather in friendship and wine for a glass of the award winning Orfila wines. |
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| | Fairfield, Missouri Street Theatre: Hair (3/22 - 4/14): Currently celebrating its 50th Anniversary! HAIR celebrates the sixties counterculture in all its barefoot, long-haired, bell-bottomed, beaded and fringed glory. |
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| Fairfield, Rancho Solano Spring Fling (4/7): The Spring Fling Boutique will be held on April 7, 2019. Browse and shop nearly 80 talented artists showcasing their unique items. |
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| Folsom, Trevor Gordon Hall (3/31): The unfolding era of the music business has provided many fresh opportunities for artists to foster direct and meaningful connections with new audiences around the globe. Trevor Gordon Hall is a power |
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| Folsom, Will Ackerman (3/31): Universally recognized as the preeminent pioneer in the new age music movement, and the founder of Windham Hill Records, Will Ackerman's career spans more than three decades of remarkable vision, sing |
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| Foster City, Freedom House 10th Annual Gala and Charity Auction (4/6): You are cordially invited to attend the Freedom House 10th Annual Gala, featuring a gourmet dinner, powerful survivor testimonies, an awards ceremony, and entertaining silent and live auctions. |
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| Fremont, Holy Spirit Church Blood Drive (3/31): Why wait to stumble upon magic? LIfesaving blood offers second changes and many tomorrows to those who depend on it. |
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| | Fremont, Jazzy Life (3/30): The first 2019 USIMC Benefit Concert will be held on Saturday, 3/30, 7:00pm at Mission United Methodist Church- It’s one of a kind concert -Jazzy Life- David Wen with SiZhou Jazz Quartet. |
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| |  | Fresno, FresYes Fest 2019 (3/23): It’s time for Downtown Fresno’s biggest and best annual block party! FresYes Fest returns Saturday, March 23 and it’s going to be better than ever. |
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| |  | Fresno, Home opener: Fresno FC vs. Reno 1868 FC (3/23): Presented by El Mexicano, Fresno FC takes on Reno 1868 FC in its 2019 home opener in beautiful downtown Fresno. Be a part of the atmosphere Saturday, March 23 at 7:30 pm! |
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| | Fresno, Ladies Get the Last Laughs (3/23): Great comedy by the ladies tonight. Mixologist, mixing those special drinks all night. Good food for purchase. |
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| | Fresno, Managing Conflict in the Workplace (3/23): This workshop is designed for professional women, across diverse sectors, who are ready to increase their skill-set, confidence, and creativity in conflict management. |
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| Fresno, Moving Day Fresno (4/7): Moving Day® highlights movement and exercise as a symbol of hope and progress because of its essential role in treating Parkinson’s disease. |
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| Fresno, Nowruz Celebration (3/30): Ballet Afsaneh dancers and the Nejad World Music Ensemble will perform an exciting concert of traditional music and festive dances to welcome the spring |
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| | Fresno, Picnic in the Park (3/22): Come celebrate the Grand Re-Opening of Friendship Park. |
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| | Fresno, Pups & Suds: A Night in the Garden (3/24): Come show support for Fresno Humane's medical fund offering lost, injured pets access to life-saving surgeries and medicines. |
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| | Fresno, Realtors Self-Defense Seminar (3/23): Realtors will learn how to control and escape potentially dangerous situations through Mixed Martial Arts skills with Professional Mixed Martial Arts Athlete Nick Bustamante Brown Belt BJJ. |
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| Fresno, Rockin with Red Shoes (3/30): Save the date for a rockin' night with Central Valley Red Shoe Society! |
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| | Fresno, Run for the Children - 5K Run/Walk (3/31): The purpose of the Run for the Children 5k is to raise community awareness about Child Abuse and to raise funds to further the work of Breaking the Silence. |
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| | Fresno, Run Now Wine Later 5k (3/30): Our first stop on the Wine run series is Engelmann Cellars. Come out and join us at some of the most breath taking wineries in Fresno and the Central Valley.. Where you will be running the vineyards w |
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| | Fresno, Saint Agnes Womens Club Le Petit Tea (3/24): It's tea time! Join Saint Agnes Women's Club for an afternoon of fabulous hats, hand-crafted tea and delicious treats during the 9th annual Le Petit Tea, Sunday, March 24 |
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| | Fresno, Show Off Your Best Rainbow Sports Gear! (3/23): LGBT Fresno is lucky enough to have connected with Equality Kickball for a fun event combining both organizations for kickball, bbq potluck, and your favorite beer. |
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| | Fresno, Special Storytime with George (3/23): Join us as we meet authors and artist of Children's Hospital Georgebooks: Joan Schoettler, Claire Noland, and Mykel Suntrapak. |
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| Fresno, Springtime Food Truck & Business Expo (3/29): Join the ReZCom Network and the Falls Event Center for an evening of dining and strolling...from truck to truck. We are bringing together the Central Valley's best food trucks for you to enjoy! |
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| Fresno, Walk MS: Fresno (3/30): Walk MS helps us team up with friends, loved ones and co-workers to change the world for everyone affected by MS. Together, we become a powerful force. |
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| Fresno, Wicked (Touring) (3/29): Wicked, the Broadway sensation, looks at what happened in the Land of Oz...but from a different angle. |
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| Fullerton, Koffin Kats (4/6): The groundwork for what has become the relentlessly touring sonic assault known as The Koffin Kats was laid near Detroit, Michigan when Vic Victor (Lead Vocalist, Upright Bass) joined forces with long |
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| | Fullerton, Suprema (3/9 - 3/30): It’s 1940, and celebrated psychologist William Moulton Marston has decided that he wants to create a comic book heroine who stands for valor and love in a world dominated by men and war. |
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| Fullerton, The Dollyrots (3/29): The Dollyrots are a Los Angeles, California based pop punk band made up of Kelly Ogden (vocals/bass) and Luis Cabezas (guitar/vocals). Since their formation 18 years ago the husband and wife duo ha |
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| Garden Grove, Lower Class Brats (4/5): Formed in 1995 in Austin TX, Lower Class Brats set out to create music unlike anything else in their city. A mixture of Punk, Oi!, 70's Glam and straight ahead rock and roll merged with the theatric i |
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| | Geyserville, Oliver Ranch Tour (4/6): You are invited to join the Friends of the Sonoma County Wine Library as we spend two hours at Oliver Ranch on April 6th. |
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| Gilroy, Pacific Point Crab Feed and Auction (4/6): Join Us for a fun night and enjoy Half Moon Bay Crab and Pasta dinner which includes salad, bread, dessert, and a glass of wine. |
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| | Gilroy, Spring 2019 Passport (3/1 - 3/31): Follow the Santa Clara Valley Wine Trail March 1-31 during Spring Passport and wine taste in 31 tasting rooms that range from rustic to modern to elegant with over the top views. |
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| Hanford, Muscadine Bloodline (3/30): Unapologetically Alabama. There’s a new force making major waves in country music. Natives of Mobile Alabama, Gary Stanton and Charlie Muncaster came together to form Muscadine Bloodline in early 201 |
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| | Harbor City, Screen Printing Class (3/23): This is an introductory class to the process of screen printing. No previous experience is necessary as we will guide you through the entire process. |
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| Hermosa Beach, O-Town (4/5): Formed through reality TV series, "Making the Band" in 2000, O-Town scored a number of Top Ten hits in their early career, riding on the crest of the wave of popularity given to teen-pop boy bands.
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| | Hermosa Beach, Rockin for a Reason (3/24): An annual event to raise money for local and national causes. Featuring live music, silent auctions, raffles, celebrity guests and a chance for you to walk the Red Carpet for “HOLLYWOOD Paparazzi” |
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| Hermosa Beach, Ryan Cabrera (4/5): Platinum selling pop-rock musician Ryan Cabrera (born 18 July 1982) from Texas, US has produced chart-topping hits such as “On the Way Down” and “Shine On”.
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| | Hollister, THE COWBOY FUR BALL Dinner and Auction (3/23): Please join Pet Friends Non-Profit Pet Rescue & Adoption Center of Hollister, California for our 6th Annual Fur Ball Dinner & Auction with this years Cowboy Style Theme at Ridgemark Golf Club. |
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| Hollywood, Murderbait (3/30): Floating overtones of psychedelia and drone. Like being strapped inside an escape pod drifting aimlessly into space.
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| Hollywood, Noir City: Hollywood (3/29 - 4/7): Noir City screens classic films that are stylish, cynical, and melodramatic at the Egyptian Theatre.
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| |  | Hollywood, PaleyFest 2019 (3/15 - 3/24): Attend the screening of a TV episode with the actual stars and creative talent, and then watch them in a live panel discussion at PaleyFest. |
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| Huntington Beach, Mary Bragg (3/29): “Making a record like this is a labor of collaborative effort and love,” says Bragg. “I tracked a lot of it by myself, but without the skill and taste and expertise of everyone who contributed, the al |
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| Huntington Beach, Matt Harlan (3/29): If there’s a performer today that embodies the oft-applied moniker of “songwriter’s songwriter” it’s Houston favorite, Matt Harlan. With songs that are already well known in many circles Harlan’s stud |
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| | Huntington Beach, Steam Expo (3/23): Robotics • Art • Drones • Music • Interactive Demonstrations • Food Trucks…and much more! |
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| Huntington Beach, Three Bad Jacks (3/30): With the arrival of Three Bad Jack's new CD Pictures & Memories From Home, the band forcefully asserts themselves as true, renegade rock & roll prophets. From the propulsive, high octane opening track |
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| | Huntington Park, LAS Largest Spring Festival (4/5 - 4/7): Carnaval Primavera has food vendors, arts & crafts booths, a free health fair, a children’s mask contest, entertainment onstage, and a carnival. |
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| Indio, Terry Ilous (4/5): Terry Ilous was born the son of a French mother and a Spanish father in France. His father, who played guitar, imbued Terry with the love of music that he nurtures to this day. Terry settled in Los An |
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| |  | Irvine, Cooking Basics for Homeschooled Children (3/8 - 4/26): About this Class
Our culinary program offers hands-on cooking lessons for budding young chefs. We learn more than how to follow a recipe at Lil’ Chef School. We utilize math, science, teamwork, creat |
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| |  | Irvine, Parents Night Out - Last Friday of Each Month (2/22 - 12/27): Each month we will feature a different “themed” Friday Night with food that your Lil Chef will make from scratch, we will supply drinks, a themed Craft project, activity or a movie. |
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| |  | Irvine, Someone Special n Me (3/8 - 8/27): This course is for the Lil’ Chefs, ages 3-5 that still need an adult by their side. This is a hands-on cooking class that allows the adult to assist their little one. |
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| Irvine, Walk MS: Irvine (4/6): Walk MS helps us team up with friends, loved ones and co-workers to change the world for everyone affected by MS. Together, we become a powerful force. |
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|  |  | Jolon, Mission Days at Mission San Antonio (4/6): Come to Mission San Antonio’s Mission Days and relive history with re-enactors portraying soldiers, artisans, pioneers and vaqueros. Eat Mission era food and enjoy Los Arribeños de San Francisco perfo |
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| Joshua Tree, Whiskerman (3/30): Whether entranced in a ballad or clawing out some frenzied rock and roll, Whiskerman is seeking the heart of the matter. Lush instrumentation combined with front man Graham Patzner's profound lyricism |
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| June Lake, Moving Pictures (3/30): Moving Pictures are an Australian rock band formed in 1978, releasing the chart topping album Days of Innocence and single What About Me in 1981.
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| Kenwood, Spring wildflowers and plant uses (3/30): Join California Naturalist, John Lynch, on a guided nature walk from the sublime beauty of shooting stars to the 25-foot dramatic plunge of Sonoma Creek. |
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| | La Canada Flintridge, Spring Bloom Walks (3/1 - 3/31): You can see Spring Blooms and Cherry Blossoms in Descanso Gardens all month. Join a garden walk or watch origami being made. |
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| | La Jolla, Madagascar Jr (3/9 - 3/24): Join Alex the Lion, Marty the Zebra, Melman the Giraffe, Gloria the Hippo and, of course, those hilarious, plotting penguins as they bound onto our stage in the musical adventure of a lifetime. |
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| | La Jolla, Richie Stearns Banjo Workshop (3/31): In this clawhammer banjo workshop Richie will discuss the basic technique that sets this style of banjo apart from others. |
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| La Jolla, The Hot Sardines (4/7): Fueled by the belief that classic jazz feeds the heart and soul, the Hot Sardines are on a mission to make old sounds new again and prove that joyful music can bring people together in a disconnected |
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| |  | La Mesa, Imagery Machine (3/22): Since their formation in 2015, San Diego band Imagery Machine has set the local music scene on fire. Their distinct style of ethereal rock is unlike anything else around, seamlessly blending classic n |
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| | La Mirada, Spook Show 7 Halloween Festival (4/6): Get a free ticket and wear a costume to the Spook Show, which features 100 curated vendors, musicians, artists, and Halloween enthusiasts |
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| Linden, Relay for Life of Linden (4/6): Relay is a team fundraising event where team members take turns walking around a track or designated path. |
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| |  | Livermore, Grover Anderson (3/23): Declaring oneself “The Optimist” is a bold move, especially on an album with as many songs of murder, heartache, and South American gunslinging as Grover Anderson’s 2014 release. Even interweaved with |
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| Long Beach, Hope In Life Presents – Annora (4/7): The event is a fundraiser for education of women and children. Please bring your family and friends, for launch of ANNORA - a fashion show, western rock and pop, Bollywood hits. |
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| | Long Beach, Jam Band Night. Lets Groove, Jive, & Vibe! (4/6): Top Rock Entertainment is pleased to present JAM BAND Night with some of OC & LA's up and coming musicians who are ready to show you their cool sound, great energy & awesome artistry. |
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| | Long Beach, Ken Ludwig’s Lend Me A Tenor (2/23 - 3/23): In one of the best modern American farces to hit the stage, a madcap mix of mistaken identity, drugged-enduced confusion, and operatic impersonation will leave audiences gasping for their next breath! |
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| | Long Beach, Spring Plant Sale (3/30): Come to our Spring plant sale and stay to take a free tour of the lovely gardens of the Bembridge House in Long Beach on Saturday, March 30, 2019 from 10 AM to 1 PM. |
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| | Long Beach, Storytelling for Activism Open Mic Meetup (3/23): Join us for our Monthly Meetup in Long Beach. March is a special "Open Mic" at Gatsby Books where you will have a unique opportunity to share your story using literature, spoken word, poetry or song t |
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| | Long Beach, The Phantom Tollbooth (3/23): The classic tale by Norton Juster comes to life on stage using puppets, masks, magic, and original music in a fun-filled theatrical adventure! |
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| Long Beach, The Radolescents (3/29): Radolescents (featuring Rikk Agnew and Casey Royer) play the ADOLESCENTS blue album in sequence in it's entirety + All 3 songs from WELCOME TO REALITY EP. The line-up is all ex-Adolescents members!
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| Los Angeles, Fruit & Flowers (3/30): Fruit & Flowers was born in a Bushwick loft with no air conditioning. The band wrote its debut in a furious fit of hot nights and inspired mornings, layering lush and distinctive three-part harmonies |
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| | Los Angeles, Garage Gallery Art Show (3/30): GARAGE GALLERY INVITES YOU TO OUR NEXT UPCOMING ART SHOW ON MARCH 30TH, SATURDAY, 8PM-2AM. |
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| Los Angeles, Girlpool (4/6): The music Cleo Tucker and Harmony Tividad release as Girlpool occupies a transient space. Their constant evolution makes it perfectly impossible to articulate exactly where their project falls within |
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| Los Angeles, Go Betty Go (3/30): When sisters Aixa and Nicolette Vilar attended Glendale High School circa 1999, they were just another pair of bored local teens who dreamed of achieving fame as rock stars. The result was their extra |
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|  | Los Angeles, Gooding (3/29): Songwriter/singer and namesake “Gooding” and his musical family, Billy Driver, Jesse Rich and Erin O' Neill, have been touring and recording non-stop for the better part of their lives. |
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| Los Angeles, Gus Clark (3/31): At the tender age of eighteen, the Seattle-born crooner Gus Clark hit out to explore the United States with a backpack and a mandolin, cutting his teeth playing on the street and traveling by freight |
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| | Los Angeles, Haka Workshop (4/6): Join us for a haka workshop at Pilates & Arts, Echo Park. We will learn the history and cultural significance of the haka as well as learn how to do the haka. |
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| | Los Angeles, Health & Fitness Expo (3/22 - 3/23): The Health & Fitness Expo at Los Angeles Convention Center on Friday & Saturday is free to all.
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| Los Angeles, Hot Import Nights (3/30): Hot Import Nights brings exotic cars, nightclub acts, DJ music, foreign models, food trucks, and a kids’ zone at Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum. |
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| Los Angeles, Imagika Om (4/7): Imagika Om is a sonic alchemist, creating tracks full of earthy beats and cosmic layers sparking ancient remembrances, and live remixing and layering tracks, loops, samples, & FX spontaneously activat |
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| Los Angeles, Indian Country: The Art of David Bradley Opening (3/31): For the past three decades, David Bradley has been a recognized voice from Indian Country, confronting through his art questions of identity, self-determination, and self-representation. |
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| | Los Angeles, Indoor art show (4/6 - 4/7): Twice a year, 100 artists invite you to visit their loft studios during Brewery Artwalk in the former Pabst Brewery |
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| |  | Los Angeles, Inheritance: Recent Video Art from Africa (2/17 - 7/28): This exhibition features video works by contemporary African artists who are contending with inherited political, social, and environmental realities in their respective countries. |
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| |  | Los Angeles, Inversion Basics (3/23): You've been practicing yoga for a bit and are curious about inversions but don't know where to start and it usually happens all too quickly in class. Perfect! |
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| | Los Angeles, Karen Briggs (3/22): Come out enjoy Karen Briggs, internationally renown violinist, for two shows, one-night only, on Friday, March 22nd at 9 pm and 10: 30 pm. |
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| Los Angeles, Kingdom Hearts Orchestra (4/6): KINGDOM HEARTS Orchestra –World of Tres– is an official concert tour of KINGDOM HEARTS music performed by a full orchestra. Game footage on a giant screen accompanies orchestral arrangements, allowi |
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| | Los Angeles, LA Big 5K (3/23): The 2019 LA BIG 5K is coming to Dodger Stadium on Saturday, March 23rd. This family friendly event takes place the day before the annual Skechers Performance Los Angeles Marathon. |
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| Los Angeles, LA Phil Presents: Sounds About Town (3/31): We return to LA Phil’s Sounds About Town Series in collaboration with the National Children’s Chorus (NCC), to present a world premiere commission from Nico Muhly. |
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| | Los Angeles, La Spirit-Evening of Messages (3/24): It is with great excitement that International Medium Chris Drew continues his world tour and is honored to share his gift in Los Angeles for an evening of Spirit Messages with Colby Rebel. |
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| | Los Angeles, LAAA & GP Deva (3/24): Come join LAAA partnering with GP Deva on Sunday March 24, 2019 at GP Deva gallery in Beverly Hills as we introduce a new sensation to LA and her beautiful art. |
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| | Los Angeles, LAFD Firefighter Seminar (3/30): This information seminar is the perfect opportunity to learn about our Firefighter selection process and our free Firefighter prep programs. |
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| Los Angeles, Latin Food Fest 2019 (3/29 - 3/30): The highlight of Latin Food Fest is Saturday’s Gran Tasting, “an all-inclusive Latin food, wine and spirits tasting” in tents at the beach in Santa Monica. |
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| Los Angeles, Lincoln Durham (4/6): Armed with old bastardized mid-century guitars, hand-me-down fiddles and banjos, home-made contraptions with just enough tension on a string to be considered an instrument and any random percussive it |
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| Los Angeles, Little BIG (4/6): We are Russian rave band LITTLE BIG. If you wanna feel Russian soul come on and stay united with us. Soon in your city,wherever you are.
Yours,
#LITTLEBIG |
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| | Los Angeles, LMU Na Kolea 45th Annual Luau (3/24): Celebrate the Hawaiian culture with dinner, prizes, and Hawaiian entertainment, including music by island reggae artists by The Mana’o Company and Roman of Kolohe Kai. |
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| | Los Angeles, Los Angeles Marathon (3/24): Join the Run for Westside Team to raise money for Westside German Shepherd Rescue. Contact Carla@runforwestside.com if you would like to run for the dogs. |
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| Los Angeles, Mad Hatters Tea Party (4/6): New LifeLA's, Women in His Image ministry coordially invites all ladies to our 2nd annual afternoon tea event. |
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| | Los Angeles, Mariposa Book Tour: Los Angeles (4/5): Come join me for a night of poetry. Live reading from Mariposa book, book signing, and Brown Badass Bonita merch. |
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| | Los Angeles, Merce Cunningham, Clouds and Screens (10/28 - 3/31): Choreographer Merce Cunningham (1919–2009) revolutionized dance by challenging every aspect of the form, and in the process inventing wholly new ways to create and present his work. |
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| | Los Angeles, Mexico Cruise (3/23 - 3/30): Mexico cruise out of Los Angeles, CA in March of 2019. The time to start planning is now! Choose your cabin, make your deposit and make your plan! |
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| Los Angeles, Midtown Social (3/31): Midtown Social is redefining the California Soul sound with a no-fail good-time sweet spot you crave. Blending soul, funk and rock, this 9 piece ensemble draws on the arrangements by such family bands |
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| Los Angeles, Midwives for Haiti - 2019 Gala (4/6): Please join us for a lavish and meaningful experience in celebration of our 12th year as an organization that provides solutions to the maternal and infant mortality crisis in Haiti. |
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| | Los Angeles, Miss Russian Los Angeles 2019 (3/24): Miss Russian Los Angeles 2019 on Sunday, March 24, 2019 at 6:30 PM at Taglyan Cultural Complex |
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| | Los Angeles, Native plant tour (4/6 - 4/7): Take a self-guided tour of 45 public and private gardens landscaped mostly with native plants during Theodore Payne Native Plant Garden Tour. |
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| Los Angeles, New Candys (3/31): Hailing from Venice, Italy, New Candys formed in 2008. Described as dark modern rock’n’roll, the band combines noisy, brooding sounds with distinct melodies and has developed a notably dynamic and sym |
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| Los Angeles, Nude Art LA (3/29 - 3/30): Nude Art LA promises an “eye-popping” mix of paintings, sculpture, photography, burlesque dancers, live nude sketching sessions, and dazzling performances. |
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| | Los Angeles, Open MIC night (3/23): OPEN MIC night @tThe Lodge. Where the MIC is open to anyone to share their ART!!! |
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| Los Angeles, Paul Oakenfold (3/30): Paul Oakenfold was born on the 30th of August 1963. Hailing from London England, he has been one of the music world’s most iconic DJs since the early 1990s, able to create hit songs of his own while b |
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| Los Angeles, PJ Moon And The Swappers (3/29): PJ Moon and the Swappers is a band formed in Durango, CO in 2017. The Group was formed by bandleader PJ Moon, searching for a troupe of musicians who could help him realize his dream of making new mod |
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| | Los Angeles, Radiance - Becca Fox Art (3/30): This is my love letter to humanity. It is how I always have and choose to see us. Who we really are, when we take away the junk we’ve built up around ourselves in our lifetimes. |
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| | Los Angeles, Rauschenberg: The 1/4 Mile (10/28 - 6/9): Robert Rauschenberg (1925–2008) produced a diverse body of work characterized by experimentation, the use of varied mediums and methods, and cross-cultural exchange. |
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| | Los Angeles, Renegade Craft Fair (4/6 - 4/7): Renegade Craft Fair has independent craft makers, food trucks, and DJ music at Los Angeles State Historic Park. |
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| | Los Angeles, Resistance Is Fertile (3/31): Join us for a night of sound and visuals as incantations for a radical banana future as we take inventory of what seeds we can sow. |
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| Los Angeles, Ruby Boots (3/31): At 14 years old, Ruby Boots—real name Bex Chilcott—left a conflicted home in Perth, Western Australia to do grueling work on pearling boats, and she hasn’t stopped migrating since. Her nomadic streak |
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| Los Angeles, Rudy in Concert: 25th Anniversary Celebration (3/30): With support from The CineConcerts Foundation, proceeds from every ticket purchased with a Notre Dame Alumni presale code will benefit the Los Angeles Notre Dame Alumni Club Scholarship Fund |
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| Los Angeles, Ruff Enuff (3/30): Ruff Enuff is now a trio bringing you a vibe that makes you wanna open a beer, roll a spliff, take a shot, and dance. With a sound that varies in country, americana, and rockabilly roots. A group of b |
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| Los Angeles, Sam Morrow (3/31): Concrete and Mud is a confident career-defining album, rooted in Texas twang, southern stomp, and old-school funky-tonk. At 27 years old, Morrow's found his footing as an artist and appears poised to |
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| Los Angeles, Sick Wish (4/7): In the vein of Joy Division...Sick Wish is a New(er) Wave band of Boise ID musicians Brett Nelson (Built To Spill), his son Jonah Nelson & Craig Macomb & Edward Dunn.
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| Los Angeles, Sie Sie Benhoff (3/31): Sie Sie grew up singing to and caring for children all around the world, and you can hear her own cry for redemption throughout this first record. She balances lyrics of heartbreak and remorse by addi |
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| Los Angeles, Smorgasburg food market (4/7): Smorgasburg LA is open every Sunday on the five-acre site of the weekday Alameda Produce Market in Downtown Los Angeles, which is part of a larger, new development called ROW DTLA.
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| Los Angeles, Soft Science (4/7): Soft Science is a pop / indie rock band from Sacramento, CA and includes former / current members of California Oranges, Holiday Flyer, Forever Goldrush, Sinking Ships, The Tank and The Regulars.
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| | Los Angeles, Stand Pup Comedy Night at The Dog Cafe La (3/29): Cuddle with our pups while destressing laughing at our awesome line up and you can even apply to adopt or foster if you are looking for some loving companions in your life. |
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| Los Angeles, Stella Donnelly (4/6): Stella Donnelly was raised between Morriston, Swansea in Wales and the burbs of Quinns Rocks, Western Australia. Donnelly got her start singing Green day songs in her Aussie high school rock band, eve |
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| | Los Angeles, Taking Better Photos with your Cell Phone (3/30): Tired of taking pictures on your phone and they end up blurry? Too bright? Too dark? Your flash went off? Not sure what accessories actually work? Don't sweat! |
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| Los Angeles, TANGIENTS (4/7): TANGIENTS is a post-punk, ambient "gaze-pop" duo from Los Angeles.
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| | Los Angeles, Team LAPA - Run for Justice (3/23): Please join LAPA's Pro Bono & Community Services Committee and its supporters at Public Counsel’s “Run for Justice” on Saturday, March 23rd at Dodger Stadium! |
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| | Los Angeles, Teresa Hubbard / Alexander Birchler: Flora (1/20 - 4/7): Teresa Hubbard / Alexander Birchler’s Flora is based on their discoveries about the unknown American artist Flora Mayo, with whom the Swiss sculptor Alberto Giacometti had a love affair in Paris in th |
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| Los Angeles, The Arms Akimbo (3/30): Having spent three years living in London, singer/bassist Nicholas Schaser left his UK-based Brit pop band, Jack Maggs, in 2009 and returned to Minneapolis. Within a few weeks, impromptu sessions bega |
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| | Los Angeles, The Business of The Biz (3/30): Lisa Callamaro has been an advocate and protector of writers in publishing and film for over 25 years, first as an agent and now a manager/producer with her company STORY & VOICE. |
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| | Los Angeles, The Comedy of Art (3/22): You’ve seen stand up comedians and heard of “paint nights" but you probably never thought about how much fun it would be to COMBINE THEM! |
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| Los Angeles, The Dollyrots (3/30): The bassist/vocalist for the Dollyrots clarifies: “Growing up in Florida, we were always at the beach, or swimming in a pool or a lake or a spring. I’ve just always felt at home in the water.”
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| | Los Angeles, The Havana Cuba All-Stars (4/5): Catch The Havana Cuba All-Stars on Friday, April 5, 2019 at The Luckman Fine Arts Complex |
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| | Los Angeles, The IMPACT Experience Los Angeles Empowered to Serve (3/24): In Celebration Of Women's International Month, The IMPACT Experience will provide a BEAUTY transformation experience to 10 Ladies in the Community of Los Angeles California on Sunday, March 24th from |
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| Los Angeles, The Jazz Matinee (3/30 - 4/20): The Environment of People Foundation proudly presents the Jazz Matinee at ArtShareLA as part of our 2019 Music Builds Community concert series. |
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| | Los Angeles, The Jeweled Isle: Art from Sri Lanka (12/9 - 6/23): The first comprehensive survey of Sri Lankan art organized by an American museum, The Jeweled Isle: Art from Sri Lanka presents some 250 works addressing nearly two millennia of Sri Lankan history. |
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| Los Angeles, The Marias (3/29): The Marías are the psychedelic-soul lovechild of Los Angeles native, Josh Conway and Puerto Rican-bred, Atlanta-raised María. A smooth rendezvous of jazz percussion, hypnotic guitar riffs, smoke-velve |
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| | Los Angeles, The O Presents Comedy Show (4/6): This show is AMAZING! The O Comedy Show is produced by Omrah Menkes and features some of LA's best comics. |
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| Los Angeles, The Other Art Fair (3/29 - 3/31): The Other Art Fair “leads the way in uncovering and nurturing new and innovative creative talent” exhibiting works by 100 emerging artists at Magic Box at The Reef. |
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| Los Angeles, The Prids (4/7): ?Throughout it all The Prids have remained completely DIY (the band even launched its own label/artist collective This-a-Way Records in 1996). Their videos and album art are as brilliantly conceived a |
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| Los Angeles, The Vampyre Bunnies (4/6): The Vampyre Bunnies are coming. A unique Rock n’ Roll quintet from Hollywood,CA, bringing a unique Glam/Punk sound to the Left Coast
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| | Los Angeles, Thumbelina a Magical Mini-Musical (3/2 - 3/31): Thumbelina is a musical based on the story by Hans Christian Andersen about a miniature girl who meets amazing creatures at Pico Playhouse.
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| | Los Angeles, Ukrainian Easter eggs (4/7): Learn how to make beautiful Easter eggs?, see crafts on display, and taste Ukrainian food at Ukrainian Pysanka Festival at the Ukrainian Culture Center. |
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| Los Angeles, Victoria Bailey (3/31): Dylan Earl was born in Lake Charles, LA and made his way up to Arkansas after being displaced by hurricanes in 2005. Since then, he’s been naturalized by the natural state and prefers the quiet of the |
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| Los Angeles, Vile Descent (4/7): Born and raised in South Central Los Angeles, these street punks came together for the passion of extreme music and the lifestyle of metal. Coming out from the remnants of other local bands in LA to g |
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| | Los Angeles, Volunteer at Glamour Gowns and Suit Up (3/23): The Jaycees will be assist individual youth participants in selecting attire and accessories, and/or working at an accessories station. |
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| Los Angeles, Walk for Kids 2019 (4/7): Join us as we walk to support families of the LA Ronald McDonald House. Help give more families a place to call home! |
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| Los Angeles, Walk to End Genocide (3/31): Join the Tikkun4Change Team. Can't make it that day? Become a team sponsor. |
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| Los Angeles, Wicklow Atwater (3/31): A high energy string band from Los Angeles just trying to make it out of the hood.
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| Los Angeles, Witchaven (4/7): We combine the sounds of thrash metal, hardcore punk, and black metal to create the sound of WITCHAVEN. Based out of the LA county area, Witchaven started in 2006. A new album and Full US tour are in |
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| | Los Angeles, You Are Not Alone (3/24): Tonality sings of the labels placed on those with mental illness. These fellow community members, treated as "different" reflect on our shame and feelings of misunderstanding. |
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| | Los Gatos, The Fourth Son (3/23): The Fourth Son is a San Francisco based solo project created by Tim Connor. Tim grew up in Tabernacle, New Jersey, a small town tucked within the state's densely forested coastal plain known as the Pi |
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| | Madera, Second Wind 5k (3/23): Start your engines and race Second Wind 5k at Madera Speedway benefiting Madera Rescue Mission and Madera Co. Food Bank. |
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| Manteca, Manteca Street Faire (4/6 - 4/7): The Manteca Crossroads Street Faire is one of the largest fairs in the region and voted among the best events to attend in Northern California |
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| |  | Mill Valley, Jerrys Middle Finger (3/22): Jerry's Middle Finger (JMF), a Los Angeles based band, performs and celebrates the music of The Jerry Garcia Band (JGB)... and is taking the west by storm. |
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| Mill Valley, The HillBenders (4/7): The Hillbenders • www.facebook.com/hillbenders • "The sound they produce is unique and captivating. The HillBenders combine the traditions of bluegrass with a diversity of influences creating a sound |
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| | Mill Valley, Zepparella (3/22): Zepparella, four women intent on bringing the passion, the beauty, the aggression, the musicality of Led Zeppelin alive.
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| Modesto, Yoga-thon 2019 (3/30): To raise awareness in support of survivors of sexual assault/abuse. Proceeds from this yogathon will go towards our trauma survivor scholarship fund. This will be our best yogathon, yet! |
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| Montclair, Groovesession (4/7): The Brothers Sanchez and their GrooveSession is a happening. Led by an inspirational and talented singing drummer for the ages, Manny Sanchez, along with his younger brother Ronnie Sanchez playing bas |
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| Monterey, Home & Garden Expo (4/6 - 4/7): The Monterey Home & Garden Expo brings in vendors and visitors from all over Monterey and Santa Cruz counties. |
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| Monterey, Next Generation Jazz Festival (4/5 - 4/7): he 49th Annual Next Generation Jazz Festival (NGJF) will be held April 5-7, 2019. This free, three-day festival showcases over 1,300 of the nation’s top student musicians! |
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| Montrose, Montrose Brewfest (4/7): The 6th annual Montrose Brewfest will be held on April 7, 2019. COME and enjoy with us. don't miss! |
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| Morgan Hill, MHPCNS 50th Anniversary Fundraiser (3/30): Morgan Hill Parent Child Nursery School has provided students and families with a nurturing and memorable preschool experience. |
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| |  | Mountain View, IFES Crab Cioppino (3/23): IFES Society of Mt.View is hosting its third Crab Cioppino event of the season with the customary two seatings. The first seating is at 4PM and the second at 7PM. Come join us for the best cioppino in |
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| | Nevada City, Noetik the Alchemist (3/22): Alchemical beat maker and instrumentalist, Noetik, brings a culture fused in deep, lush, and exotic vibes. Painting landscapes with rich sonic tones and textures of fine recordings with a mixture of r |
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| |  | Newport Beach, Pure Game 10th Anniversary Comedy Night (3/24): Come celebrate PureGame's 10 year anniversary with headline comic Vicki Barbolak as she performs her outrageously funny comedy routine. |
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| North Hollywood, Opium Moon (4/7): Opium Moon is a sensual and groovy collaboration of master musicians Lili Haydn on Violin/Voice, Hamid Saeidi on Santoor (Persian hammered dulcimer), MB Gordy on ancient percussion, and Itai Disraeli |
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| Northridge, Songs of France (3/31): In March, we travel to the city of love and lightsParis! |
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| Novato, Graham Parker (4/7): The inimitable Graham Parker is back with a new album entitled “Cloud Symbols” released on 28th September on 100% Records.
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| |  | Oakland, Genesis Fundraising Movie Night (3/29): Join us for our very first Fundraising Movie Night on Friday (March 29, 2019) at 7:00 pm at First Congregational Church of Oakland (2501 Harrison St, Oakland, CA 94612). |
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| |  | Oakland, Go Tell It! A Harriet Tubman Escape Story (3/23): Shortly before Christmas day in 1854, Harriet Tubman discovered that her brothers, enslaved in Maryland, were to be sold at auction on December 26th. |
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| |  | Oakland, Grand Lake Cultural Cuisine Food Tour (3/23): During our two-hour guided Oakland walking tour you walk around beautiful Lake Merritt and take a trip around the world with substantial flavors of some of the area’s best global dining. |
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| |  | Oakland, Henry Kapono (3/22): Henry Kapono Ka’aihue is an award winning and Grammy nominated singer/songwriter. He has taken home numerous Na Hoku Hano Hano Awards (Hawaii’s equivalent of the Grammy’s) including Male Vocalist of t |
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| | Oakland, Kiev (3/22): Formed in Orange, California, Kiev was a slow burn, extracting inspiration from improv, working in cohesive insularity in their creative space, a 1940s avocado warehouse. |
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| | Oakland, March Full Moon Kundalini (3/23): This class will consist of accessible movement, breath work, guided meditation & chanting. ALL LEVELS WELCOME! Please wear light clothing & bring water & a mat. Head coverings are encouraged. |
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| | Oakland, Mike Baggetta (3/22): “NY Guitar poet Mike Baggetta’s new recording with his potent trio veers daringly and compellingly from patient, elegiac freedom to searing, oozing sludge rock without the slightest hesitation or apol |
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| | Oakland, Mindful Creation: Meditate + Create (3/30): In this series of collaborative workshops we'll be using mindfulness to inspire creation, as well as use the process of creation to bring about mindfulness. |
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| | Oakland, O.T. GENASIS @ Complex Oakland (3/23): COMPLEX OAKLAND presentsO.T. GENASISFROM THE HIT SINGLES "COCO" , "CUT IT", "BAE"Saturday March 23rd / 10pm - 2am / 21+ |
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| Oakland, Oakhella Growing Roots Fundraiser (3/30): Join Oakhella on On Saturday March 30th as we will host our annual Growing Roots fundraiser to support the 2019 Oakhella Festival Season kicking off on April 28th, 2019 and ending on August 18th, 2019 |
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| Oakland, OAKLAND First Friday (4/5): As always there's plenty to do on a First Friday in Oakland, including the brick-and-mortar places in our footprint, Art Murmur activities and more. |
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| | Oakland, OMB Peezy Live (3/24): OMB Peezy Live on Sunday, March 24, 2019 at 8 PM at Complex Oakland |
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| | Oakland, Pauper Modern MTG (3/24): Bring your Pauper Modern Deck and $5 and compete for store credit! |
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| | Oakland, Play or Learn the Game of Go! : Stay sharp playing the oldest and still the best board game in the world! It takes less than an hour to learn the rules and play your first game. Come join us any Sunday or Wednesday! |
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| | Oakland, Queer Love / Youth Pride: Full Bloom (3/22): We have a wide spectrum of payment options for tickets, which you can pay for online or at the door, no one will be turned away for lack of funds. |
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| | Oakland, SAGE Symposium (3/24): The 20th Annual SAGE Veterinary Centers Symposium. Yvonne will be lecturing, come hear her speak. |
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| | Oakland, Silent Pictures (3/23): Silent Pictures was founded in 2010 by Alexander Mann (guitars, vocals). Alexander performed in the early 90's through 2000's in the San Francisco Bay Area music scene with bands; Valeria, Your Precio |
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| Oakland, Spirit in the Room (4/5): Spirit in the Room is a moody mixture of mellow and aggressive music.
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| | Oakland, Spontaneous Storytelling - Oakland (4/6): Spontaneous Storytelling is a different kind of storytelling show that combines the fun of meeting new people with hearing and telling true stories. |
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| | Oakland, The Crucible’s 2019 Spring Open House (3/30): This event is free and open to the general public. All are welcome! However, parents of small children will need to pay special attention, as our studio space does have some rough edges. |
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| | Oakland, The Egyptian Lover (3/23): The Egyptian Lover started out as a D.J. in Los Angeles with Uncle Jamms Army doing dances at the L.A. Sports Arena. He began recording around Los Angeles in 1982 as a member of the Radio Crew. |
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| Oakland, The Foreign Resort (4/6): Hailing from Copenhagen, Denmark, the band combines the shadowy mysticism of The Cure’s Pornography era with a driving production aesthetic akin to LCD Soundsystem. Intricate reverb-enveloped guitar l |
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| | Oakland, The Plant Exchange (3/23): Bring plants or gardening supplies to attend The Plant Exchange, where you’ll find plants, pots, live music, and food trucks at Ability Now Bay Area in Oakland.
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| | Oakland, VENUS CAMP : An All-Womyn Workshop (3/30): What's up fam!!! To sum up #womenshistorymonth we have a back to back to back All-Womyn Workshop featuring some of the best womxn choreographers in the industry. |
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| | Oakland, Workshop: Yoga for the Pelvic Floor (3/24): Raise your hand if you pee a little when you jump, sneeze, or laugh. If you have pain during sex. If you have prolapse from your birthing experience. This is for you! This is for US! |
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| | Oceanside, Secret Lynx (3/23): Secret Lynx is an American indie rock band from San Diego, Ca, formed in 2015. The band consists of Ronnie Dudek, Tyler Hardwick, Jonny Doan and Kai Taylor.
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| Ontario, Sa-roc (4/6): Sa-Roc is otherworldly-figuratively and literally. Since appearing on to the hip-hop scene in 2008, she has upended conventional narratives within the genre, her fiery lyrics peppered with themes of s |
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| Ontario, Skyzoo (4/6): Growing up just a block away from The Notorious B.I.G., watching him go from local kid to rap superstar, Skyzoo couldn't help but dream big.
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| Ontario, Vel the Wonder (4/6): Formed in Stockholm 2000 and after demo realeases in 2001 and 2003 signed to Lion Music in 2004.
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| | Orangevale, Never Loved (3/22): Alternative rock trio Never Loved will be hitting the road this spring with Boys of Fall and Oh, Weatherly. The tour kicks off on April 2nd in Albany, and includes additional stops in Brooklyn, Philad |
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| Oroville, Optimiztiq (4/5): Alex McDonald (born October 24, 1990), better known by his stage name Optimiztiq (pronounced optimistic), is an American rapper, record producer, and song writer from Placerville, CA. He is best known |
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| Oroville, Syren (4/5): SYREN'S album’s popular title track ' A Feather To The Sea' has attracted national attention and accolades, including a Northern Territory music award 2014 for 'best pop' song.
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| Palm Desert, Mitchs Pitches PRO (4/7): Join us Sunday, April 7, 2019 for Dinner, Cocktails, Silent Specialty Auction, and Live Entertainment to Celebrate and Support Parkinson's Resource Organization in their 29th Year |
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| | Palm Desert, Palm Desert Food & Wine (3/22 - 3/24): The Palm Desert Food & Wine Festival gathers the brightest and most inspired chefs from California for 3 extraordinary days of culinary and wine tasting.
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| Palm Desert, Walk MS: Palm Desert (3/30): Walk MS helps us team up with friends, loved ones and co-workers to change the world for everyone affected by MS. Together, we become a powerful force. |
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| Palm Springs, Palm Springs First Sunday Vintage Market (4/7): Come experience a diverse gathering of merchants selling vintage, retro and mid century modern merchandise while enjoying one of Southern California’s truly breathtaking resort communities. |
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| | Palm Springs, Senior Inspiration Awards 2019 (3/22): The Senior Inspiration Awards is a beloved event in its 27th year. Every year, the County of Riverside and the Coachella Valley's nine cities honor senior citizens 65 years of age and older who inspir |
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| | Palm Springs, Todd Gray: Pluralities of Being (12/15 - 4/7): Using pictures made when he was Michael Jackson’s personal photographer in the 1980s, Todd Gray’s wall collages portray the multiplicity of experience and memory across space and time. |
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| | Palm Springs, Unsettled (10/27 - 4/30): Unsettled is a sweeping presentation of contemporary art by more than 75 artists living or working in the Greater West. |
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| | Pasadena, Mahler Symphony No. 1 “Titan” (3/23): Mahler’s monumental and gloriously sonorous “Titan” Symphony tops off a grandiose evening with International Beethoven Piano competition winner Rodolfo Leone. |
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| | Pasadena, Master of Taste (4/7): Masters of Taste offers you “delicious, unlimited tastings from L.A.’s top master chefs and restaurants, craft cocktail bars, wineries, and local breweries” plus live entertainment |
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| Pasadena, Pasadena Festival of Tea (3/31): Sample tea from vendors and attend informative talks by tea experts at Pasadena Festival of Tea at Storrier Stearns Japanese Garden. |
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| | Pasadena, The Glass Menagerie (3/2 - 4/26): An innocuous visit from a potential suitor unsettles the sheltered Wingfield family. Matriarch Amanda fiercely protects her adult children from the harshness of others. |
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| | Pasadena, The Judas Kiss (2/15 - 3/24): In spring of 1895, Oscar Wilde was larger than life. His masterpiece, The Importance of Being Earnest, was a hit in the West End and he was the toast of London. |
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| | Pasadena, The Maestro Plays (4/7): The Maestro plays. He plays proudly. He plays loudly. He plays slowly. He plays oh-ly. |
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| Pasadena, Walk MS: Greater Los Angeles (4/7): Walk MS helps us team up with friends, loved ones and co-workers to change the world for everyone affected by MS. Together, we become a powerful force. |
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| Paso Robles, Luz, an evening of Flamenco Paso Robles (3/29): An evening of Spanish Flamenco music and dance featuring dancer Savannah Fuentes, guitarist Pedro Cortes, and singer/percussionist Jose Moreno. |
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| Petaluma, Night at the Museum (3/30): Please join us for a Night at the Museum March 30th from 7-11 pm.
The museum will "Come to Life" for 1 special night! |
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| Pismo Beach, Relay for Life of 5 Cities (4/6): Relay is a team fundraising event where team members take turns walking around a track or designated path. |
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| | Pleasanton, Rugged Maniac - San Francisco (3/23): Rugged Maniac 5K Obstacle Race is a 3.1 mile race with 20 obstacles of walls, slides, fire, and mud, plus bands and beer at Alameda County Fairgrounds.
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| | Pleasanton, Shabby Chic (3/24): Join us on March 24 and paint Shabby Chic. |
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| Pomona, Ghostbusters Paint Night (3/31): "Who you gonna call", Drape's Creations! Come join us for this epic event, dog's and cat's living together, mass hysteria. |
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| |  | Poway, Jump Start your Spring Garden (3/23): Want to start your own garden but not sure where to start? Join us for a fun-filled class that will leave you confident and ready to start your own spring/summer garden. |
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| Rancho Palos Verdes, Palos Verdes Homes Tour 2019 (3/29 - 3/30): Step into the living history of Palos Verdes Peninsula architecture. Enter the dreams of the visionary owners who have put the Peninsula on the map as a highly desired location to live and play. |
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| Rancho Palos Verdes, San Pedro Golf Classic Charity Fundraiser (3/29): Charities benefiting from this years classic will be The MOMS Club of San Pedro, San Pedro Packages for Patriots, The American Legion Post 61 and the Pacific Battleship Center. |
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| | Redlands, Princess at the Castle (4/6): At Princess of the Castle your special Princess, age 3-10 shall have a wonderfully splendid day. |
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| |  | Redwood City, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (3/15 - 3/31): The Broadway musical Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat by Andrew Lloyd Webber puts a colorful twist on the Old Testament at Fox Theatre. |
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| |  | Riverside, 27th Annual Walk with the Animals (3/23): Please join us for the 27th Annual Walk with the Animals, 1.3 miles walk around Lake Evans, Saturday, March 23, 2019, benefitting the Mary S. Roberts Pet Adoption Center. |
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| |  | Riverside, Free Day (3/29): Ages 3 and 4 can come for a free day. We need the necessary paperwork in order for your child to experience a Free day to see what we do educationally for each child. |
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| | Riverside, Murder Myster Dinner (3/22): Join us for a fun filled evening March 22, 2019 at the Marriott Riverside 3500 Market Street, Riverside at 6:00PM. |
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| | Riverside, Spring Performance Fundraiser (3/29): Food, fun, and entertainment for the whole family with musical numbers performed by all students. |
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| Riverside, The Long Run (4/6): The Long Run hails from Canvey Island, Essex, in the South East of England. The group itself consists of childhood friends Darren Jones, John Cordon who have been playing and performing music together |
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| | Roseville, Suvidha5KRun (3/30): Suvidha International Foundation is organizing fun 5k run or walk to raise funds to support its village services projects happening in Telugu States. |
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| Roseville, Taco Throwdown (4/6): Come enjoy local restaurants compete in a challenge to make the best taco while enjoying samples of craft beer and local wines. |
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| | Roseville, Tree Planting Event (3/23): This is the third in a series of plantings to increase the tree canopy cover in West Roseville with over 1200 trees! |
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| Roseville, VFW Post 1487 Crab Feed (4/6): We are hosting our first annual Crab Feed in order to continue our organization’s mission of supporting the veteran community. |
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| |  | Sacramento, Free Public Coffee Tasting (3/29): Dark, light, underdeveloped, overdeveloped… these are common terms used to describe a specific roast. But what exactly do these terms mean? |
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| Sacramento, Fuzzy Furry Horse Show (4/6): Come start the show season off right! Bring your furriest friends for an afternoon of fun! Rain date is scheduled for April 13th. See you then! |
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| |  | Sacramento, Havana Nights MAOS Auction (3/23): This event provides funding to subsidize field trips, art, music, theater, technology programs and school improvement projects such as the garden and outdoor learning space. |
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| | Sacramento, Heat of Damage (4/6): Heat Of Damage is a four-piece Metal band from Sacramento, California. Originating in a state that has brought the metal world countless legendary bands, Heat Of Damage’s genesis is rooted in a place |
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| |  | Sacramento, Intensive Reformer (IR) (3/23): This 50-hour course is our level 1 Reformer training. Learn the intricate details of the classical Pilates reformer repertoire. |
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| Sacramento, Joel the Band (4/5): JOEL is the premier rock and roll Billy Joel tribute band on the West Coast according to Good Day Sacramento, KCRA,and KQCA! JOEL presents a high-energy show for all Billy Joel enthusiasts and for tho |
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| |  | Sacramento, Jogathon (3/29): Join us for Del Paso Manor’s 2019 Jog-a-thon! |
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| | Sacramento, Justin Farren (4/5): Justin Farren, Sacramento native, Winner of Kerrville New Folk in 2016. Along with Justin's songwriting, guitar playing, and performance pursuits, he is also a recording engineer, house builder, 82 T |
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| | Sacramento, Killer Couture (3/24): Experimenting with and releasing material since 2012, Killer Couture was brought to life four years later when they first took their unique brand of industrial music to to the stage, blending dadaesqu |
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| Sacramento, LFTL / STL Golf Tournament (3/29): This year the Student Ministries Department is partnering with Men’s Ministries to raise funds for missions. |
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| | Sacramento, Mariachi Festival de Sacramento (3/24): Welcome to our Mariachi Festival De Sacramento! We will welcome the Spring of 2019 with a lineup of performers that will blow your mind! |
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| | Sacramento, Maya at Nenas (3/29): Maya at Nenas Mexican Cuisine March 29th at 232 Jibboom St. Sacramento, from 7:30 to 10:30pm, Free Parking, $8 cover or $15 per couple. $3 beer, $6 margaritas |
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| | Sacramento, Modern Menagerie (12/9 - 3/31): Loet Vanderveen (1921–2015) was born in Rotterdam, Holland, where throughout his childhood he frequented the local zoo. |
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| | Sacramento, One Button Suit @ The Side Door (3/22): Sacramento string band One Button Suit returns to The Side Door for an exciting show to their home base. |
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| | Sacramento, Our Last Night (3/23): Our Last Night is a post-hardcore band from Hollis, New Hampshire, US that formed in 2004. Their music consists of the melodic sounds of the emo genre and the intense, forceful sound of hardcore music |
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| | Sacramento, Roselit Bone (3/22): Formed in Portland in 2011 by Joshua McCaslin and Ben Dahmes, Roselit Bone has since expanded into a 9-piece - featuring pedal steel, trumpets, flute, accordion - that combines the visceral, haunting |
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| | Sacramento, Sacramento - JoDavi and Casey Lipka (3/30): Come see JoDavi and Casey Lipka + Friends at the Fox and Goose Pub for what will be a very unique and special night of cinematic symphonic soul music. Tickets are just $5 at the door. |
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