JThe Bee`s “Don`t Miss It” entertainment guide

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The Bee’s “Don’t Miss It” entertainment guide
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MONDAY
ART: A highlight of June ArtHop
is “The Children’s Book Exhibit” at
Gallery 25, including works by
Shannon Bickford. (above)
TV: “Hannibal” back on NBC schedule.
CONCERT: Classic rock group
The Doobie Brothers comes to
Tachi Palace.
DVD: Top secret mission faced
in “Kingsman: Secret Service.”
MUSIC: New CD releases include
“Sticky Fingers” by The Rolling
Stones, “Beneath The Skin” by Of
Monsters And Men and “Drones”
by Muse.
COMEDY: Eddie Izzard (below)
performs at the Saroyan Theatre.
TV: ABC’s “The
Whispers” begins.
BOOKS: New
releases include
“Adios, America”
by Ann Coulter.
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
MOVIES: “Insidious: Chapter 3”
shows how the evil fighting began.
CONCERTS:
A The Led Zeppelin tribute Zoso
plays Fulton 55.
A Hip-hop group Kottonmouth
Kings get down at Strummer’s.
EVENTS: 559 Fights at Valdez Hall.
TV: New
episodes of
“Major Crimes”
and “Murder in
the First” start on
TNT.
THEATER: John McCutcheon
brings his one-man play, “Joe Hill’s
Last Will,” to the Unitarian
Universalist Church of Fresno.
TV: Beauty is skin deep on the GSN
competition show “Skin Wars.”
POETRY: Inner Ear Poetry Jam
brings poet Buddy Wakefield to
perform at Fresno Soap Company.
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
SUNDAY
MONDAY
TV:
A Third season of “Rogue” begins on DirecTV.
A The 17th season of “Big Brother” begins on CBS.
MOVIES:
A Just when you thought it was safe to
go back to a dinosaur park, “Jurassic
World” (left) opens.
A Fresno Filmworks showing “Wild
Tales.”
CONCERT: Bauhaus singer (and goth
icon) Peter Murphy plays an all-ages
show at Strummer’s.
THEATER: Visalia Players opens “The
Graduate” (through June 28).
EVENT: Table Mountain Pow Wow
(through June 14).
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
MONDAY
MOVIES: Emotions become very real
in new animated “Inside Out.” (left)
THEATER: Fresno Soap Company
presents the original play “Jazz Man”
(through June 28).
CONCERTS:
A Punk icons Guttermouth are at Fulton
55 with Misfits-tribute act Plan 9.
A ’80s hair rocker Tracii Guns (of the
group L.A. Guns) brings his group to
Audie’s Olympic Tavern.
EVENTS:
A Rainbow Pride Parade & Festival (right) in Tower
District.
A Family Fun Day at Fresno Radio Modelers Flying Field.
A NoTown Roller Derby vs. Loco City Derby Girls at
Fresno Fairgrounds.
A Serbian Festival at St. Peter Serbian Orthodox Church.
THEATER:
A Oakhurst’s Golden Chain Theatre opens the
melodrama “Bertha the Beautiful Typewriter Girl”
(through June 28).
A “The Greater Tuna Quadrilogy” opens at Playhouse
Merced (through June 14).
TV: New season of “Power” gets fired up on Starz.
WEDNESDAY
SUNDAY
THEATER:
A Woodward Shakespeare Festival (right) opens its
season with “Richard III” (through July 11).
A The French farce “A Flea in Her Ear” opens at
2nd Space Theatre (through Aug. 16).
A The Raisin Cain Players opens “Into the Woods” at the
Selma Arts Center (through June 27).
EVENTS: Sesame Street Live dances at the Save Mart Center
(also June 19).
MOVIES: “The Land Before Time” screening at Warnors Theatre.
TV: “The Astronaut’s Wives Club” launches on ABC.
MOVIES: The guys are back with big screen “Entourage.”
HOME: Tomorrow’s Garden from the Master Gardeners of Fresno
County is at Garden of the Sun.
TUESDAY
SATURDAY
CONCERTS:
A Mexican pop band Mana (above) comes to the Save Mart Center.
A Country artist David Nail plays Table Mountain Casino.
DVD: “Wrecking Crew” provides behind-the-scenes look at studio musicians.
DVD: Story of local athletes told in “McFarland, USA” (above) comes out.
BOOKS: New releases include “Finders Keepers: A Novel” by Stephen King
and “In the Unlikely Event” by Judy Blume.
MUSIC: New CD releases include “Django and Jimmie” by
Willie Nelson & Merle Haggard and “How Big, How Blue,
How Beautiful” by Florence + the Machine.
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
CONCERTS:
A Summer Latin Jam featuring
El Chicano and Lighter Shade of
Brown at Eagle Mountain Casino.
A El Corrido VIP takes place at the
Selland Arena.
EVENT: Central
Valley Barber Battle at
Tioga Sequoia Brewery.
CONCERT: Chamber group
Moment Musical closes
“Summer Serenade” season
with a concert at
Westminster
Presbyterian
Church.
DANCE: Fresno Ballet Theatre’s
“Don Quixote” at Saroyan Theatre.
(FATHER’S DAY)
EVENTS:
A An evening with Sinatra dinner at
Crab Cakes Restaurant.
A Movies in the Park at Eaton Plaza
kicks off (through Aug. 15)
A Miss California Pageant at Saroyan
Theatre (through June 27).
TV: HBO launches new series,
“Ballers.”
CONCERTS:
A The Sue Beevers Memorial
concert happens at the Wolk
Garden.
A Father’s Day Blues Fest at St.
Therese lawn.
A Proto-punk singer Jonathan
Richman (below) plays Strummer’s.
EVENTS: EPU’s 25th
annual Fiesta de los
Ninos at Park Place
Shopping Center.
DANCE: Hula Ohana of
Fresno presents Ho’ike
2015.
SUNDAY
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
DVD: “Young Hercules: The Complete
Series” available.
CONCERT: The indie-folk band Vetiver
comes to Visalia’s Cellar Door.
COMEDY: Bill Burr (left) at Warnors Theatre.
VIDEO GAMES: New releases include
“Batman: Arkham Knight” for PS4.
THURSDAY
MOVIES:
Things get
grizzly in “Ted 2.”
EVENT: Classic
Car Show at Clovis
Senior Center.
CONCERT: REO Speedwagon (above) at
Visalia Fox Theatre.
TV: Third season of “Under the Dome” launches
on CBS.
TV: Fifth and final
season of “Falling Skies”
begins on TNT.
CONCERT: The MoFo
Party Band at Tower
District Records.
TV: New season of “Teen Wolf” begins on MTV.
EVENT: Angel Babies Golf Classic benefiting Hinds Hospice at
Fort Washington Golf & Country Club.
Look for event details in 7 every Friday or online at fresnobee.eventsabout.com
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
CONCERTS:
A Marco Anonio Solis (right) brings
his show to the Save Mart Center.
A Radio station KFSR hosts its
KFSRFest benefit.
A The Legends of Motown comes to
the Tower Theatre, with tributes to
The Temptations, The Four Tops
and the Marvelettes.
SUNDAY
MONDAY
TUESDAY
TV: CBS adds new
drama “Zoo.” (left)
DVD: Will Ferrell and
Kevin Hart star in
“Get Hard.”