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Theater • ARTS • Events • kids’ fun • casinos
Inland
October, 2011
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The Inland Empire’s Guide to Fun
Review
Billy
Idol
The Rock Icon
Takes The Stage
at Fantasy Springs
Fox Performing
Arts Center adds
new shows
Indian Day at the
NHRA Motorsports
Museum
Video Games
Live: A Multimedia
Experience
Inland Empire
Halloween Fun
Guide
FOX
Performing Arts Center
Riverside, California
Shows You Don’t Want to Miss
Broadway Series
Comedy
Central,
MADtv and
YouTube
sensation
Anjelah
Johnson
October 7–8 (3 shows)
October 12
Friday, October 14
An Evening
of Gospel
Beverly
Crawford
with The Starlights, Voices of
Destiny and other guests.
Friday, October 22
Saturday, November 5
Broadway Series
A Veteran’s Day
Celebration with
Howie
Mandell
Friday, November 11
Jeffrey
Osborne
with Special Guest
Howard Hewett
Saturday, November 12
HOLIDAY SPECIAL
Matinée
California Riverside
~ Ballet ~
Paul Rodriguez
with Special Guests
Los Lobos
November 18-19 (3 shows)
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Saturday, December 3
Masters of
Harmony
Sunday, December 4
December 9–11
Fox Performing Arts Center, 3801 Mission Inn Avenue, Riverside
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Halloween Events 12
Theater and the Arts 20
Casinos
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Places in the Inland Empire to get into the season
Stage events around the Inland Empire
Shows, promotions and events at local casinos
Kid Stuff
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What To Do 32
Activities and places your kids will love
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BE A PART OF AN INLAND EMPIRE TRADITION!
Sunday, November 13, 2011
Specially designed medals will be given to the top 100 men and top 100 women in the
5K and 10K runs. Medals are awarded to top three finishers in every age division.
Finisher medals for all registered 1/2 Marathoners.
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OUR
SPONSORS:
1/2 Marathon ..........................7:00 a.m.
5K People’s Run/Team .............7:30 a.m.
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10K People’s Run .....................8:30 a.m.
1K Healthy Kid’s Fun Run .......10:30 a.m.
1/2K Healthy Kid’s Fun Run ...10:45 a.m.
For information and route map, go to www.missioninnrun.com
or call 951.788.9556
Kathy Wright &
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Riverside
Road Runner
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Indian Day Heads West To The Wally
Parks Nhra Motorsports Museum
n Saturday, Oct. 15, Indian Motorcycles,
Prolong Super Lubricants and the Wally
Parks NHRA Museum will present Indian
Day West, commemorating the 110th anniversary
of the iconic Indian Motorcycle. As part of the
celebration, various seminars, displays and events
will be taking place at the Museum in Pomona.
See and hear the World’s Fastest Indian run,
courtesy of the Hensley Family Collection. Watch
The World’s Fastest Indian movie starring Anthony
Hopkins. See the World’s smallest Indian V-twin.
This year’s event has an admission cost of $5
which allows you access to the Wally Parks NHRA
Motorsports Museum. Anyone who owns a pre1980 vintage motorcycle and older will be given
one free admission and will be able to display their
bikes with other privately-owned Indians in a secure parking area as well as receive one admission
ticket to the Flat Track World Finals taking place
at Fairplex (see www.flattrackworldfinals.com for
more information).
There will be vendors, music and food available with special parking areas for motorcycles for
those who ride in. Riders can also join a special
ride through Frank G. Bonelli Park.
The event takes place from 8am to 2pm, rain
or shine. For more information, call (909) 6222133 or go online to museum.nhra.com.
The Museum is located at 1101 W. McKinley
Ave., Gate 1, in Pomona, 91768.
This event is sponsored by Indian Motorcycles, Prolong Super Lubricants, DiCE
Magazine, ACE Cafe London, BATES, and
Bikernet.com. IER
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Train Ride for the Kids
Railroad Museum
Seminars on Modeling
A Great
Railroad
Family Event
November 5 & 6, 2011
9 am - 4 pm
The Fairplex
1101 West McKinley
Pomona, CA 91768
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The Downtown
Riverside
Farmer’s Market
treasure hunting in
downtown antique stores.
with a tour of the
gracious Mission Inn.
Fresh food waits for you every Saturday in
Riverside at the Downtown Farmers Market
along Main Street between 5th and 6th
Streets.The market opens bright and early
at 8am and is available to shoppers until
1pm. A diverse set of vendors greet marketgoers and offer an exclusive chance to explore
their product and buy fresh directly from
the hands of the farmer. Fresh fish, herbs,
even vegetables specific to Asian cuisine,
area farmers line the street in Riverside’s
downtown offering a unique opportunity to
discover these refreshing luxuries.
at Pacific Cabin Sushi.
(Try the volcano roll!)
at Crescent Jewell
Restaurant and Lounge.
with an overnight at the
incomparable Mission Inn.
Inland Empire events
at your fingertips
every month
Reach readers across
the Inland Empire
To advertise, call
(951) 686-7575
Downtown Riverside is an oasis of authenticity. Spend a
staycation weekend. Stroll, shop, dine, and be pampered.
Riverside is the urban getaway right next door.
3666 University Ave., Ste. 100 951.781.7335
www.RiversideDowntown.org
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SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
FAIR
OCTOBER 8 - 16, 2011
Arena Motor Sports
Family Entertainment
Shopping Livestock
Carnival
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA FAIR
OCTOBER 8 - 16, 2011
Lake Perris Fairgrounds
18700 Lake Perris Drive
Buy Tickets Online Today SoCalFair.com
Holiday Pet Expo: Nov. 5-6
It’s the Holiday
for your Pet too!
Bring your pet to the Holiday Pet Expo
P
et Expo USA will host the Holiday Pet Expo at
the Fairplex in Pomona on Nov. 5-6, 10am5pm, in Building #7. What is so exciting about
this event, other than the holiday theme, is the public
is allowed to bring their pets into the building and be
a part of the event.
Pamper your pet in holiday style! A pet photographer
will be on hand to take holiday photos of you and your family pet.
Plus, there will be many animals available for adoption. The event also
includes celebrity appearances, food, music, and pet entertainment.
Inspired by the love of pets and people, the Holiday Pet Expo is
designed to bring them together with a unique series of events. These
events promote pet care and pet safety and showcase hundreds of
healthy and environmentally friendly pet-related products, services and
educational opportunities.
“It is our mission that by producing these events we can save the
lives of countless animals one animal at a time, one expo at a time,” an
event organizer said.
Tickets on sale now at www.petexpousa.net. IER
CELEBRATING MORE THAN 30 YEARS!
Canyon Crest Towne Centre
We’re more than a shopping centre!
Annual Christmas
Celebration
Saturday,
Oct. 29th
Something is always happening
at Canyon Crest Towne Centre
Saturday, December 4th
11 a.m. – 2 p.m.
Food Court area, near Extreme Pita
Enjoy holiday
entertainment,
clowns & crafts.
and Cold Stone Creamery
From 3pm until 7:30pm
FREE
Trick
or Treat
Bags
Free digital
photo
of your
child
with Santa!
3pm - Costume Contest for children 10 &
under. Lots of Prizes!
Art Show
4pm - Pawlished Paws is hosting a Howl ‘O
Ween Pet
lots of prizes!
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SaturdayContest
of each...month
5pm - Trick
or Treat
in the Centre
10 a.m.
– 3 p.m.
Live Holiday Music
6:30pm - Meet at the Fountain near
Allie’s Hallmark and Taco Station for a fun
Halloween Magic Show. Enjoy the family
2ndofSunday
of each month
2 – 5Member
p.m.
magic
Frank Thurston,
Performing
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Car Show
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5225 Canyon Crest Drive, Riverside, CA 92507 • 951.686.1222
For more information on our wonderful businesses and activities,
please check our website at
www.cctownecentre.com
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Tuesday
evenings 11/30/10
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6:30pm
Carolers Friday evenings
11/26/10
- 12/17/10, 6:30 - 8:30
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Celebrate the Fun
at the So Cal Fair!
P
ut on your dancin’
shoes! Buckle up for
extreme thrills! Rev up
for motorsports and get ready
to be entertained - cause
it’s FAIR TIME! The 2011
Southern California Fair is
gearing up to Celebrate the Fun.
Fair admission includes a lot to do: all the
great shows like The Live Shark Encounter,
Mitchell Marionettes Showboat Theater, Turkey
Races (you’ve seen them on Dirty Jobs with
Mike Rowe) and even a man that climbs inside
a balloon. Join for a good time with Family Fun
Contests – like funnel cake eating and corn
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shucking. Enjoy wonderful exhibits including
the free hands-on Sealife
Encounters – with live
stingrays. Also on the
schedule is live music and
local acts.
The Fair offers nine days and nights of spinetingling motor sports. All your favorites will be
there – Monster Trucks, Freestyle MX, Demolition Derby, Sprint Car Races and the return of
RV Motor Home Demolition Derby (you have
to see it to believe it). Also returning this year is
the incredible Auto Soccer: watch teams try to
maneuver the “ball” (a giant tire) into the goal
with their cars.
Exhibits and livestock are a favorite and
important part of a blue ribbon fair. Jams and
jellies, carving and canning, quality quilts, landscaping and lace – there are hundreds of exhibits.
This year you will even see a real house being
built by Habitat for Humanity.
The Southern California Fair is a great place
to make family memories and enjoy incredible entertainment. The Fair runs from Oct. 8
through Oct. 16 and costs $8 for 8 years and
older. Visit their website for more savings options.
For additional information visit socalfair.com
or call the Fair office at (951) 657-4221. IER
Big Bear Lake
Oktoberfest
The Big Bear Lake Oktoberfest celebrates its 41st year of German style family
fun, weekends through through Oct. 29.
Back by popular demand, Die Mainfloesser Band from Germany and new this
year, Die Trachten Verein Traunstoana,
dance group from Austria, will entertain.
Die Mainfloesser band stole the show
during last year’s Oktoberfest, performing
a unique blend of traditional German, contemporary German and American music.
Oktoberfest fun includes food and
drink, non-stop entertainment, dancing,
carnival games, bounce houses, pony rides,
Samson - the mechanical bull, and the
Buden Strasse (Ave. of the Booths) which
provides a variety of arts and crafts vendors.
Festival-goers can participate in a variety of
free contests including Beer Stein Holding,
Log Sawing, Pretzel Eating and the Safe
Slam (non-alcoholic beer) beer drinking
contest.
General admission is $14 for adults,
$10 for seniors (65+), and $8 for children
3 years to 12 years on Saturdays; and $7 for
adults, $5 for seniors, and children 12 and
under free on Sundays. For more information, go online to www.BigBearEvents.com
or call (909) 585-3000.
Museum.ERad 8/16/11 10:04 AM Page 1
Take Flight
Observation planes like this Grumman OV-1 Mohawk will be featured during the
Planes of Fame Air Museum’s Living History Flying Event on Saturday, Nov. 5.
Planes of Fame Looks
at Eyes in the Sky
A
erial Observation and Forward Air Control Missions will be the
subject of the Living History Flying Event hosted by Planes of
Fame Air Museum at the Chino Airport on Saturday, Nov. 5. The
event will begin at 10am with a seminar describing the very first military
mission of manned aircraft and conclude with a flight demonstration by
a Planes of Fame Air Museum warbird.
Decades before the Wright Brothers made the first manned, powered
flight, aerial observation was a primary mission of aircraft in the form of
manned balloons. As far back as the 18th Century, and during the 19th
Century as well, especially in the American Civil War, observation balloons were used to effectively track the movements of enemy forces and
direct artillery fire. That mission was subsequently passed on to manned
aircraft during World War I.
At each monthly Living History Flying Event, members in attendance can have their names entered into a drawing for a free membersupported warbird orientation flight.
Open to the public from 10am until 5pm Sunday through Friday, and
from 9am until 5pm on Saturday, Planes of Fame Air Museum is only
closed on Christmas and Thanksgiving. General admission is $11, youngsters 5-11 are admitted for $4, and admission is free for accompanied
children under five. For More information, call (909)597-7576; or visit
the Planes of Fame Air Museum’s website at www.planesoffame.org. IER
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(951) 686-7575
The Wally Parks NHRA Museum is packed with
motorsports memorabilia including hundreds of
photographs, original art, trophies and helmets,
not to mention almost 100 vehicles.
GENERAL INFORMATION
10 a.m. -5 p.m. Wed. - Sun. General: $8
Seniors $6 • Juniors (6-15) $6
Auto Club Discounts • Group Rates Available
(closed major holidays)
General admission not valid Sept. 3 - Oct. 2.
Must enter with L.A. County Fair admission
1101 West McKinley Ave., Bldg. 3A, Gate 1,
Pomona, CA 91768 • 909.622-2133
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Halloween Events
Big Horse Corn Maze & Harvest Festival
Pumpkin Patch • Festival
Corona
The end of summer traditionally brings harvest time at many of the local farmers that once
were a staple of the Inland Empire. With the
change of seasons comes the annual opening
of the Big Horse Corn Maze, Pumpkin Patch,
and Harvest Festival at the Big Horse Feed &
Mercantile in southern Temecula.
Big Horse features 12 acres of corn maze in
the design of “California Farmers Feeding the
World.” This, the 11th authentic corn maze on
the property, is traditionally focused on either
patriotic or agricultural themes as many mazes
are through the county. As the largest one in
Southern California, visitors are drawn from as
far away as Santa Barbara, Victorville and the
Desert communities to pay for the chance to
get lost for an hour or two in 6-8’ corn stalks.
Pumpkin bowling, corn cannon, pig races,
and ducky races round out the entrainment
that can take an afternoon to get through.
One aspect of the recent harvest festivals
that is unique to Big Horse is the planning and
grooming of a full-sized
baseball diamond in the
corn field, ala the movie
by Kevin Costner in
1989, Field of Dreams.
A good swat of the bat
can drive a baseball into
the corn stalks just as Joe
Johnson and Ty Cobb
portrayed in the movie.
Special to this year is
the addition of unique
craft exhibitions on the
weekends of rare talents
such as gold panning,
sheep shearing, blacksmithing, and even an
old-fashioned pie eating
contest.
The Big Horse Corn
Maze is open Oct. 8
Get lost in 8’ stalks of
through Halloween the
corn at the Big Horse
31st. Hours are Sat/Sun:
Corn Maze.
10am – 4pm, and Weekdays 1pm – 5pm. More
information is available on the festival website
at www.bighorsecornmaze.com.
A HAUNTED ATTRACTION AT FAIRPLEX
Oct. 14-15, 21-22 and 28-31
PITCHFORK
SAVE
$3 ON ADMISSION
Regular admission $15
Not recommended for ages 12 & younger
Valid Fri.-Sat., Oct. 14-15 & 21-22 only
Limit four (4) discounts per coupon. Not valid Oct. 28-31. Discount coupon may
be used one time only and must be surrendered at time of purchase to receive
discount. Not valid with any other offers. Restrictions apply. No cash value.
1101 W. McKinley Ave., Pomona, CA 91768 - FAIRPLEX.COM/NIGHTMARE
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The Inland Entertainment Review Guide to
Halloween Activities Throughout the Inland Empire
Cal Poly Pomona 19th
Annual Pumpkin Festival
Pumpkin Patch • Festival
Pomona
Mark your calendar for Oct. 15-16, when
thousands of visitors will descend upon the
campus of Cal Poly Pomona to pick pumpkins
right out of the patch.
Other activities include an Insect Fair featuring
nearly 500,000
live and preserved
insects, a farmer’s
market, a corn
maze, a petting
zoo, horse rides,
entertainment, a
pancake breakfast on Saturday
morning, and a
variety of food
and game booths
sponsored by
student clubs.
&
Visitors may also purchase Cal Poly Pomona
grown produce and ornamental plants plus a
variety of gift items from the Cal Poly Pomona
Farm Store. Admission to the Festival is free.
Parking is $3 per vehicle and individual activities will have a small fee.
Proceeds from the Pumpkin Festival support
student activities and the College’s farm laboratory. For more information visit www.csupomona.edu/farmstore or call (909) 869-4906.
Halloween Manor
Huge Selection
$10 off
Any purchase over $50
expires 10/31/11
951.682.1314
Open 7 Days A Week
12125 Day Street #W, Canyon Springs Plaza, Moreno Valley
www.halloweenmanor.com
Costumes
Adult & Child
Props • Home
Decorating
Make-Up • Masks
Fog Machines
Lighting
Party Supplies
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Halloween Events
Canyon Crest Towne
Castle Dark
Centre Halloween Events Trick or treat • Pumpkin patch
DBSA Annual Halloween Event
Activities • Trick or Treat
Activities
Riverside
The Canyon Crest Towne Centre in Riverside is hosting its annual Halloween activities
on Saturday, Oct. 29th, from 3pm to 7:30pm.
Show up at the Food Court, near Extreme Pita,
and claim your free trick or treat bag. Trick or
treat throughout the Centre at 5pm.
A costume contest will be held at 3pm for
children ten and under. At 4pm, your pet can
get into the action when Pawlished Paws hosts a
Howl ‘O Ween Pet Costume Contest.
At 6:30pm, enjoy a Halloween Magic Show
near Allie’s Hallmark at the fountain, where Frank
Thurston, a Performing Member of the Magic
Castle, will amaze.
The Canyon Crest Towne
Centre is located at 5225
Canyon Crest Dr., in Riverside. For more information, call (951) 686-1222,
or go online to www.
cctownecentre.com.
Activities
Riverside
Halloween is bigger and better than ever at
Castle Park! Every weekend, beginning Friday,
Oct. 7, Castle Park is transformed into CASTLE
DARK ... fun by day and fright by night!
Fun by day is perfect for kids, with Trick
or Treat Street, the Pumpkin Patch where kids
can decorate their own pumpkins, a Costume
Contest and, of course, the Castle Park rides.
Kids can enjoy the excitement of the fall season
without a single scare during the day.
When the sun goes down, however, the
terror heats up with Terror on the Tracks, Slider
Alley and two in-park mazes, Insanity and their
newest maze, Carnevil. Several scary themed
rides for thrill seekers, as well as monsters in the
streets, welcome you to Castle Dark.
For more information, hours of operation
and directions, go to www.castlepark.com.
The Canyon Crest Towne
Centre will feature a costume
contest for kids.
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Riverside
The Depression and Bipolar Support
Alliance of California will hold its Annual Halloween Event on Oct. 31, from 7pm to 10pm.
This fundraising event is held at Franklin Park,
16280 Whispering Spur in Riverside.
Thrill to the Haunted Walkways, take a
virtual coffin ride, stroll through the Haunted
Garden and take part in a costume contest.
There will be a makeup artist on site for a
haunted makeover and camp fires for fireside
chats with roasted
marshmallows.
The event is open
to the public. DBSA
is requesting a $10
donation from nonmembers. Children
are welcome to this
event.
For more information, go online to
www.dbsatoday.com
or call (951) 780-3366.
▼ Halloween Haunts
Halloween Events
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Sundays Noon to
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want to.
Classic horror as you like it resides in Transylvania Terror: The Blood Cult. Coffins line the
path of this maze but beware when they open;
You never know who will pop out.
This is one big top where you won’t find
cotton candy and balloons. The Amazing Oloff
and His Circus Freaks will terrorize brave souls
as they walk through the dark passages of this
haunted circus. See an unusual display of side-
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PUMPKIN PATCH
FUN CORNER :
The Fun Corner has one of the largest collections of costumes and makeup in
California, with up to 5,000 different costumes in stock ranging from newborns to
plus-size adults. They carry hundreds of wigs,
hats, masks and accessories. They also have
makeup artists on staff to help create any look
you desire, in addition to demonstrating how
to apply it for a completely professional look.
Products can also be purchased online at
www.funcorner.com. Fun Corner is located at
426 W. Baseline in San Bernardino. For more
information, call (909) 885.7648.
Harvest
Festival
Oct. 31 • 5:30-8:00
Game Booths
- Obstacle Course - Jumper
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Santa Ana
1545 Circle City Dr.
The Westfield
At the I-15
Main Place Mall
Magnolia Exit
2800 N. Main St.
Next to Cocos
(Off the 5 and 22 Freeways)
($13 adults, $10 children under 12)
Oct. 13-16, 20-23, 27-31, 7-10pm
909.794.7653
www.greenspotfarms.com
Off Mentone Blvd./Hwy 38 on Ward Way in Mentone and look for the signs
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First Baptist
Church of
Hemet
For more information
www.ThePumpkinFactory.com
26089 Girard St.,
(951)800-719-4420
658-7133
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Halloween Events
The event takes place
Oct. 30, with registration from Noon to 1pm,
contest starts at 1:30pm.
Riverside Grooming is
located at 3243 Arlington
Ave. in Riverside. For more
information, call (951) 2335166 or go online to www.
RiversideGrooming.com.
Greenspot Farms
Pumpkin Patch
Mentone
Greenspot Farms in Mentone offers a pumpkin patch with a twist: a haunted hayride that’s
sure to make the trip memorable. Plus, for even
more fun, check out the Gift Store, Train Rides,
and Pony Rides!
Open daily starting Oct. 1 from 9am to
5pm, Greenspot lets you pick a fresh pumpkin
from the patch while enjoying family fun activities.
The haunted hayride is a special adventure
offered on Oct. 13, 14, 15, 16, 20, 21, 22, 23,
27, 28, 29, 30, 31, from 7 to 10 pm. The hayride is $13 for adults, $10 for children under 12.
Greenspot Farms is located in Menton off
Mentone Blvd./Hwy. 38 on Ward Way. For
more information, call (909) 794-7653 or go
online to www.greenspotfarms.com.
Halloween Pet Costume Contest
Costume Contest
Riverside
Dress up your pet and come to the first
annual Pet Costume Contest held at Riverside
Grooming. Prizes will be awarded for the Scariest, Silliest, Funniest & Most Original costumes.
Music, treats and tricks await.
Haunted Hollywood Tours
Haunted House
Hollywood
Take a tour down scary lane as Haunted
Hollywood Tours takes you to some of the scariest places in tinseltown. Take the world famous
Hollywood ghost tour, the haunted graveyard
tour, visit the Museum of Death, and stop by
the most haunted hotel in Hollywood.
Haunted Hollywood is a unique adventure,
the only Hollywood ghost tour you’ll find.
Tours depart every night in October from the
Haunted Chinese Theater.
For more information, call (818) 415-8269.
Kingdom Fest
Saturday, October 29th • 6:00 PM- 8:00 PM
Games, Prizes, Costume Contest, Bouncers, Food, and Lots of Candy!
First Baptist Church of Riverside
5500 Alessandro Blvd. • Riverside, CA 92506
(951) 683-1711
FREE EVENT
www.fbriv.org
The Wickerd Farm
Pumpkin Patch
A Fun
FamilyExperience
Experience
A Fun
Family
10am-6 pm weekdays, starting Oct. 10
10 a.m.- 6 p.m. weekdays, starting Oct. 10
Tree
of Terror, starting10
Oct.
15,-Thursdays,
Fridays-Sundays,
a.m.
7 p.m.
Fridays and Saturdays, 7pm-10pm
Hayrides
HAYRIDES, BOUNCERS, FOOD, VENDORS
Food
on Weekends
ON WEEKENDS,
FRI.-SUN.
26852 Scott Rd., Menifee
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(909) 286-8288
Halloween Events
Knotts Offers Thrills and Scares
World’s largest Halloween
event is up and scaring again!
K
nott’s Scary Farm is preparing for the
witching season, the annual opening
of the world’s largest Halloween celebration in the world – Knott’s Halloween
Haunt. Running for 28 horrifying nights
the typically family friendly theme park
has transformed itself for its willing victims
into 160-acres of sheer terror.
Knott’s Halloween Haunt continues
to be the leader in theme park Halloween
events offering a whopping 13 mazes, seven
hair-raising shows, four horrific scare zones
and 1,000 roaming monsters wandering
throughout the entire park.
Knott’s Halloween Haunt dates are Oct.
1- 2, 5-9, 12-16, 19-23, and 26-31. Event
hours are 7pm-1am; Fridays and Saturdays
7pm-2am.
The Halloween Haunt at Knott’s Scary
Farm is a special ticket event not covered
by regular Knott’s Berry Farm admission or a Knott’s Season Pass. Haunt
tickets are available at Knott’s Guest
Relations, can be purchased by phone
at Knott’s Haunt Line at (714) 2205000 or online at www.knotts.com
(service charges apply).
Once again Knott’s Pre-Scare Dinner Special offers Haunt ticket holders
a themed “boo-ffet” dinner followed
by early entry into Haunt a few
minutes before it opens to the public.
This VIP dinner is $24 including tax
and gratuity (does not include Haunt
event tickets). This special offer is
available each night to Haunt ticket
holders only with advance dinner
reservations. For reservations, visit
Knotts.com or call (714) 220-5055.
Walk-up boo-ffet price is $28.
Inland Pacific Ballet Halloween Spectacular
Stage show
The Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance of California (DBSA-CA)
Presents
Claremont
A mysterious vampire rules over a haunting group of beautiful undead spirits, and a swan maiden under a spell is torn between her black
swan and white swan personalities.
Expressing the struggle between good and evil is the theme as
Inland Pacific Ballet opens its 17th season with an evening featuring
selected scenes from its inspired adaptation of Bram Stoker’s famous
novel that brings Count Dracula eerily to life along with scenes from
Swan Lake featuring the infamous Black Swan and her elusive White
Swan counterpart.
Powerful choreography, spectacular sets, beautiful costumes and dramatic musical scores come together to create a
gothic atmosphere for scenes from these compelling ballets
and more. Audience members are encouraged
to come in costume.
Halloween Spectacular: Vampires,
Ghosts and Black Swans takes place
Oct. 22 at 1pm and 7pm and
Oct. 23 at 1pm at Bridges Auditorium, 450 N. College Way,
in Claremont. Ticket prices
are $38 for premium seats (all
ages), $28 for adults, $24 for
seniors, and $20 for children.
Order online at www.ipballet.org
or by phone at (909) 607-1139.
A Fundraiser
for the
Riverside
Depression
and Bipolar
Support
Alliance
Annual
Halloween
Event
at Franklin Park
October 31st • 7 - 10pm
Franklin Park, 16280 Whispering Spur
In Riverside
•
•
•
•
•
•
Acres Of Haunted Walkways
Virtual Coffin Ride
Haunted Garden With Fx Lightening
Halloween Costume Contest With
Cash Prizes
Makeup Artist On Site For Haunted
Makeover
Camp Fires For Fireside Chat With
Roasted Marshmallows
Tarot Card Readings
Annual Conference
in San Jose
•
“What the World
Needs Now”
Open to the Public
Donation: $10 per person for non DBSA
members
(children are welcome)
Oct. 14-15
Go to
www.dbsatoday.com
for more information
For more information see our website at
www.DBSAtoday.com or call (951) 780-3366
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Halloween Events
Killarney’s Halloween
Party
Party
Costume contest
Riverside, Temecula
Killarney’s Restaurant and Irish Pub is
throwing a pair of Halloween bashes at their
Riverside and Temecula locations. The Temecula
event takes place on Saturday, Oct. 29, with the
Riverside bash taking place on Monday, Oct.
31.
Both events feature a costume contest at
10pm, with prizes for sexiest, scariest and most
original costumes.
Killarney’s in Temecula is located at 32475
Temecula Pkwy. For more information, call
(951) 302-8338.
Killarney’s in Riverside is at the Riverside
Plaza, 3639 Riverside Plaza Dr. For more information, call (951) 682-2933.
Moonridge Animal Park
Boo in the Zoo
Activities
Big Bear
Moonridge Animal Park, Big Bear’s Zoo,
presents its annual Halloween “Boo in the Zoo”
on Saturday, Oct. 29, from 1 to 5pm.
Bring your children (and yourself) dressed
in costumes to this special afternoon of Tricks ‘n
Treats – Visit The Graveyard, Pumpkin Patch,
Electric Dungeon of Doom, Witches Brew,
Scarecrow Land, Witches Lair, and Goblins
throughout the park. Enjoy seeing the park ani-
mals receive their Halloween treats. Win a prize
for best costume(s) in several categories.
For more information call (909) 878-4200,
or go online to www.bigbearzoo.com.
Pumpkin Factory
Pumpkin Patch
Corona, Santa Ana
The Pumpkin Factory, a family owned and
operated business, will be open through October. The Factory grows all of its own pumpkins
and this year’s crop “turned out fantastic,” with
“a wonderful assortment of pumpkins, squash
and gourds in all shapes and sizes.” They also
sell cornstalks and hay.
Children will enjoy the 13 different rides,
a petting zoo, full arcade (with great prizes),
ponies, a full snack bar, face painting and more.
On Tuesdays nights, take advantage of unlimited wristbands.
The Pumpkin Factory is open on Mon.Thur. from noon - 9pm, Fri., noon - 10pm,
Saturday, 10am - 10pm and Sun. 10am - 9pm.
They are located at 1545 Circle City Drive
in Corona (exit the 15 Freeway south Magnolia
exit, next to CoCo’s). They have a second location in Santa Ana at the Main Place Mall, 2800
N. Main St. The Westfield Main Place is open
for trick or treating until 7:30pm.
Call (800) 719-4420 for more
information or go online to www.
thepumpkinfactory. com. Also,
check online for additional
locations, pumpkin festival
information and special
coupons and promotions.
San Bernardino
Halloween Festival
Event • Pumpkin Patch
San Bernardino
San Bernardino Halloween Festival,
featuring Haunted Catacombs adventure and
Pumpkin Patch (6-10pm weekends Oct. 14-30)
and the stage musical “Jekyll & Hyde” (8pm
Oct. 14-15, 2pm Oct. 16, tickets $19-$45), at
the Sturges Center for the Fine Arts, 780 N. E
St. At the California Theatre of the Performing
Arts, 562 W. Fourth St., screenings of the classic silent film “Nosferatu” (2pm Oct. 15) and
“The Exorcist” (7pm Oct. 15), tickets $7-$15
each; and Dia de Los Muertos Gala Concert
(7pm Oct. 29, tickets $21-$61), presented by
Sinfonia Mexicana.
Tickets available through the theater box
office at (909) 885-5152 and www.ticketmaster.com, and for the Sinfonia Mexicana concert
at (909) 884-3228.
Spirit Walk
Event
Call: (818) 415-8269
Departs From Haunted Chinese Theater Every Night in October
$5 OFF WITH THIS AD
www.hauntedhollywoodtours.com
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Riverside
Presented by the California Riverside Ballet
and held in Downtown Riverside, Spirit Walk
takes place Oct. 6-13, starting at 5:30pm.
Spirit Walk is a spooky, traveling cocktail party
through downtown Riverside, allowing guests
to visit several downtown restaurants where
they will delight in signature cocktails and appetizers. Open to adults 21 and older, the cost
is $75 per person. For more information, call
(951) 787-7850.
Halloween Events
Halloween Alternatives
Kingdom Fest
Halloween Alternative
The Grove Church Trunk ‘N Treat
Halloween Alternative
Riverside
The Grove Community Church, located
in the Orangecrest area of Riverside, is once
again hosting its annual Trunk n Treat Fall
Festival on Friday, Oct. 28, from 5:30pm
to 8:30pm. This Halloween alternative is
free to all children ages 12 and under. The
evening includes carnival games, bounce
houses, giant slides, rock walls, police and
fire equipment, food, music and, of course,
candy (for children 12 and under).
The Grove Community Church is located at 19900 Grove Community Drive in
Riverside. For more information call (951)
571-9090 ext. 2425 or go online at www.
thegrove.cc.
Riverside
First Baptist Church of Riverside is
offering a Halloween alternative event
with Kingdom Fest, Saturday, Oct. 29,
6-8pm. All are welcome to this free event
that features games, prizes, a costume
contest, food, and candy.
First Baptist Church of Riverside is
located at 5500 Alessandro Blvd. For
more information, call (951) 683-1711,
or go online to www.fbriv.org.
Wickerd Farm
Pumpkin Patch
Menifee
Pick a pumpkin in Menifee at the Wickerd Farm Pumpkin Patch.
Open 10am to 6pm starting Oct. 10, Wickerd features hayrides,
bouncers, food, vendors and more on the weekends. Wickerd Farm
is located at 26852 Scott Rd. in Menifee. For more information, call
(909) 286-8288.
Wizard’s Party House / Halloween Manor
Costumes
For more information go to
www.bighorsemaze.com
or call 951-389-4621
$1.00 OFF Maze Admission
Not valid with any other discount or coupon
Moreno Valley
Located at Canyon Springs
Plaza, Moreno Valley,
Wizard’s Party House/Halloween Manor features
an enormous selection
of Halloween products.
The House sells Halloween party and home
decorating supplies,
adult and children’s
costumes, props,
make-up, masks,
lighting, and even fog
machines. For more
information, call (951)
682-1314, or go online
to www.halloweenmanor.com.
OCTOBER WEEKENDS • BEGINNING 10/7
featuring • CARNEVIL MAZE • TERROR ON THE TRACKS
INSANITY MAZE • PUMPKIN PATCH • COSTUME CONTEST
SLIDER ALLEY and SCARY THEMED RIDES!
ROYAL PASS ONLY $2299 $6.00
SAVINGS
Includes all-day general admission, 1 round mini golf, 1 popcorn, $5 bag of tokens plus $1 off any food purchase over $5. Offer
valid weekends beginning October 1st through October 31st, 2011. Must bring coupon. Valid for up to 4 purchases per coupon.
Not valid with any other offer, discount or promotion. Restrictions apply.
100111
CASTLE PARK: 3500 Polk Street • Riverside, CA 92505 • www.castlepark.com • (951) 785-3000
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Theater & The Arts
Fox Performing Arts Center Announces
Additional Shows Coming
F
ox Performing Arts Center Operator Bill Malone announced additional programming for the
downtown Riverside theater.
Tickets for the added shows are on sale at www.ticketmaster.com and at the Fox Performing
Arts Center Box Office located at 3801 Mission Inn Avenue. The Box Office is open Monday -Friday
from Noon to 6pm, Saturdays from 10am to 4pm and on all show days from 10am to show time.
For more Ticket information, contact the box office at (951) 779-9800.
Saturday, Nov. 12 – Jeffrey Osborne
Jeffrey Osborne
is an R & B singersongwriter-musician
with five Gold and
Platinum Albums. He
has topped the Charts
in both the USA and
the UK with such
hits as “Stay with Me
Tonight,” “On The
Wings of Love,” “You
20
Should Be Mine” (The Woo Woo Song), “Love
Power” and his No. 1 hit, “She’s On The Left.”
Recently, Osborne appeared on the season
finale of the ABC-TV hit Reality Dating Game
Show, “The Bachelor,” singing his ever-popular
“On The Wings of Love.”
Show: 8pm. Doors: 7pm.
Saturday, Dec. 3 – Paul Rodriguez
Paul Rodriguez has been making audiences
laugh all over the world (in Spanish and English) for nearly three decades with his unique
brand of humor that is a
perfect blend of his Latin
heritage and the American
dream. As an actor and
comedian Paul Rodriguez’s multi-faceted career
includes starring roles and
featured appearances in
over 45 films and countless television series and
comedy specials.
Show: 8pm. Doors: 7pm.
Saturday, Dec. 3 – Los Lobos
Appearing with Paul Rodriguez, Los Lobos
is a multiple Grammy Award-winning band
from Los Angeles best known for their No. 1
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Get Your Kicks
With Sherry
Williams
SUN, NOV. 6
T
emecula’s own international jazz
vocalist, Sherry Williams, will once
again front the All Star Big Band
singing the swing and jazz standards
reminiscent of Ella Fitzgerald, Lena
Horn, Sarah Vaughan and Natalie Cole
in a concert on Sunday, Nov. 6, at 2pm.
Williams’ long professional career
includes gigs with many of the world’s
great jazz and pop musicians, plus
appearances on The Tonight Show,The
Glen Campbell Show, and The Della
Reese Show.
Sherry’s vocal styling is unmistakably
her own. Her fondness for a well-turned
lyric always ensures superb song selection
to complement her astonishingly buttery
voice.
The All Star Big Band is an 18 piece
group put together by Jeff Stover that
features the best musicians from Palm
Springs, Los Angeles, and the Inland
Empire areas. The band contains manymusicians who are themselves leaders of
big bands such as Bill Tole (trombone),
leader of the Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra
and Doc Poster (trumpet), leader of the
Harry James Tribute Orchestra. Band
member Ken Dahleen (saxophone) is the
leader of the Big Band Staff and producer of the Idyllwild Summer concert series
and Don Rice (saxophone) is leader of
The Temple of Folly, the house band at
the Mammoth Jazz Festival.
For more information visit their
website at www.jazznart.com/onstagemusicals or call the Temecula Theater at
1-866-OLD-TOWN. Tickets are $37,
$35, $31, and $25.
Continued from page 20
hit single “La Bamba.” They are a band that has consistently evolved
artistically while never losing sight of their humble roots.
The Paul Rodriguez/Los Lobos Concert will benefit fundraising for the Cesar E. Chavez Memorial. The erection of this Ignacio
Gomez designed and sculptured memorial holds significant meaning
for many within and beyond the local community. The Chavez
monument will be placed in the Promenade in downtown Riverside
on Main in the University Avenue area, joining existing statues of
activists Martin Luther King, Gandhi, and others. Additional information is available at www.riversidelatinonetwork.org. IER
#1 touring game concert in the world comes to San Bernardino!
A video game multi-media concert experience!
Created and produced by Tommy Tallarico
SATURDAY • OCT 29 • 2011
Pre-show 6 PM • Performance 7:30 PM
Featuring the San Bernardino Symphony
COUSSOULIS ARENA @ CAL STATE SAN BERNARDINO
5500 University Parkway • San Bernardino, CA 92407
PRE-SHOW FESTIVAL INCLUDES:
GUITAR HERO® Competition • Costume Contest • Trick or Treating • Food Interactive Gaming Booths
FREE Post Show Meet & Greet for All Ticket Holders
PURCHASE TICKETS ONLINE AT: www.sanbernardinosymphony.org or call 909/381-5388
Presented by:
VideoGamesLive.com
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Theater & Arts
A Pair of Gospel Concerts Aim To Inspire
T
he sounds of inspiration and exciting Gospel music are coming to the Inland Empire
this fall, as two Nashville Christian recording artists take the stage. Triumphant Quartet
and Legacy Five Quartet are two of the most
loved and favorite groups in Southern Gospel
Music. Together they have been nominated and
Legacy Five Quartet
Triumphant Quartet
awarded collectively for multiple Fan Awards,
Dove Awards and a recent Grammy nomination
for Triumphant Quartet.
Both concerts are presented by IMC Concerts and will feature rich four part harmonies,
mixed with each group’s individual personalities
and stellar song selections. These concerts are
promised to be the type of evening families and
folks of all ages can come and enjoy filled with
laughter, excitement, inspiration and encouragement.
Triumphant Quartet will be in concert at
Immanuel Baptist Church in Highland (28355
Baseline), on Saturday, Oct. 15 at 5pm. Legacy
Five Quartet will be in concert at Magnolia
Baptist Church in Riverside (8351 Magnolia
Ave) on Saturday, Nov. 19 at 5pm. Doors open
for both concerts at 4pm. Tickets are $16 in advance, and $18 at the door. Kids 12 and under
are free. A special Advance VIP Seating Ticket
that includes a meet and greet at 4pm with the
artist and light refreshments are also available
for $28. Tickets are on sale now and available
online at www.imcconcerts.com. You may also
purchase tickets at each Church Office for the
concert specific to its location, Sound Theology
and Berean Christian Store in Redlands. Tickets
are also available by calling (800) 965-9324. IER
Theatre & Arts
Event Guide
Send your events to ier@inlandreview.com or
go online to www.inlandreview.com.
Art Depot Gallery
Downtown Fontana, off Sierra Ave. between
Arrow and Spring St., 16822 Spring St.,
Fontana. (909) 349-6900. arts.fontana.org.
Cal State University San Bernardino
Coussoulis Arena, 5500 University Parkway, San
Bernardino.
Video Games Live: Bonus Round: A video
game, multi-media concert experience. Oct. 29.
Pre show at 6pm, performance at 7:30pm. See
article on page 22.
California Theatre of the Performing Arts
562 W. Fourth St., San Bernardino. Box Office:
(909) 885-5152. Information: (866) 448-7849.
www.californiatheatre.net
San Bernardino Symphony Orchestra:
Oct. 1
Phil Vassar: Oct. 7, 8pm. Tickets: $19$63.50.
Garth Brooks, the Tribute: Dean Simmons
in a tribute to Garth Brooks. Oct. 8, 8pm. Tickets:
$38.50-$75.
Nosferatu: Oct. 15. See article on page 18.
presents:
presents:
West Coast 2011
A TriumphAnT ExpEriEncE
Saturday, October 15th 5:00 PM
HIGHLAND, CA - Immanuel Baptist Church
CHURCH ADDRESS: 28355 E. Baseline, Highland, CA 92346
Concert starts at 5:00 PM, Doors Open at 4:00 PM, Meet & Greet starts at 3:00 PM
LOCAL TICKET OUTLETS:
CHURCH ADDRESS: 8351 Magnolia Ave. Riverside, CA 92504
Concert starts at 5:00 PM, Doors Open at 4:00 PM, Meet & Greet starts at 3:00 PM
LOCAL TICKET OUTLETS:
REDLANDS: Sound Theology - 415 Tennessee St., Redlands, CA 92373 - Phone: (909) 335-8411
REDLANDS: Berean Christian Bookstore - 9940 Alabama St., Redlands, CA 92374 - Phone: (909) 824-7200
IMMANuEL BAPtISt CHuRCH BOOkStORE - 28355 E. Baseline, Highland, CA 92346 - Phone: (909) 425-1777
REDLANDS: Sound Theology - 415 Tennessee St., Redlands, CA 92373 - Phone: (909) 335-8411
REDLANDS: Berean Christian Bookstore - 9940 Alabama St., Redlands, CA 92374 - Phone: (909) 824-7200
Order online, www.imcconcerts.com or by calling (800) 965-9324
Order online, www.imcconcerts.com or by calling (800) 965-9324
TICKET InfOrmATIOn:
TICKET InfOrmATIOn:
ADVANCE GENErAl ADmissioN: $15.00 (children under 12 are frEE!)
AT THE Door GENErAl ADmissioN: $18.00
ViP sEATiNG and mEET & GrEET before the concert with Triumphant Qt: $28.00
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Saturday, November 19th 5:00 PM
RIVERSIDE, CA - Magnolia Baptist Church
ADVANCE GENErAl ADmissioN: $16.00 (children under 12 are frEE!)
AT THE Door GENErAl ADmissioN: $18.00
ViP sEATiNG and mEET & GrEET before the concert with Legacy five: $28.00
Theater
Theater& &Arts
Arts
Tickets on Sale for the CATS
Adaptation of ‘A Christmas Carol’
T
he Community Arts Theater
Society of Big Bear Valley
(CATS) announced that it will
present its original stage adaptation of A Christmas Carol, beginning Friday, Nov. 18 at the Big Bear
Lake Performing Arts Center with a
special discount preview. The show
plays a total of 11 performances with
7:30pm evening shows on Nov. 18,
19, 22, 25, 26, 30, Dec. 2 and 3 and
1:30pm matinees on Nov. 20, 27,
and Dec. 4.
All performances are reserved seating and prices range from $16 to $27
for adults, $15 to $25 for seniors and
$9 to $18 for students/children, depending on date and location of seats. Tickets are now
on sale through the CATS website at www.bigbeartheater.org and at the PAC Box office at (909) 866-4970.
This new version of the Charles Dickens classic
was specially adapted for CATS by its director KarenSargent Rachels and was originally presented in 2009.
Rachels was inspired by a chance remark from an
San Bernardino
Musical
Home Tour
T
Antiques Roadshow appraiser of a
letter written by Charles Dickens,
telling a member of Royalty that
he, himself, was unable to procure
tickets to one of his sold-out concert readings for her. The appraiser
mentioned that getting tickets to a
Dickens reading was like trying to
get tickets to a Bruce Springsteen
concert. Further research indicated
that Dickens made two trips to
America, also doing a series of
concert readings of this works.
From this premise, this CATS
adaptation of A Christmas Carol,
featuring the character of Charles
Dickens, was born.
Much of Dickens original narrative is retained in
this version, and is brought to life on stage by a cast
of over 60 actors of all ages. Another CATS innovation for this stage production is the involvement of
the Clock Sprites, a group of mischievous sprites
who live in The Clock and help the spirits redeem
Mr. Scrooge. IER
he San Bernardino
Symphony Guild’s
Musical Home Tour,
“Celebrating History,” is
scheduled for Sunday, Nov.
13, from 1-5pm. Tickets
are $25 per person which
includes musical entertainment at each location as
well as docent-led tours and
refreshments.
To purchase tickets, call
the San Bernardino Symphony office at (909) 3815388. All proceeds from the
event benefit the Symphony
Guild and Orchestra’s
Music and Musicians in the
Schools programs.
Four beautifully restored
residences in San Bernardino will be on display.
Dia de Los Muertos Gala Concert
“Honoring Stars of Yesteryear”
Hear the music of Javier Solis, Jose Alfredo Jimenez, Lola Beltran, Lucha Reyes,
Agustin Lara, Maria Grever, Pedro Infante, Jorge Negrete, Ritchie Valens, and others
Saturday, October 29, 2011 at 7pm
Featuring
Jeff NeviN
Director & Trumpet
MóNica Ábrego
Jorge Lopez-Yañez
rafaeL Jorge Negrete
Symphonic Mariachi Champaña Nevin with Ballet Folklorico
Special appearance by Sinfonia Mexicana Mariachi Youth Academy
Sinfonia Mexicana
VOTED SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY’S
BEST
Live Entertainment
2011
THE SUN
Redlands Daily Facts
READERS CHOICE AWARDS
We are grateful for your
continued support!
the James Irvine foundation
Ask about our
special $11 “thank
you” seats for the
October 29th concert.
Hurry, seats are
limited.
Mark your calendar for December 10, 2011, “Mariachi Christmas”
with America’s First All Female Mariachi Reyna de Los Angeles®
“The 8th Sea,” by Tina Jennings.
Call now for choice seating for both shows (909) 884-3228 or Toll Free 1-866-687-4284.
California Theatre of the Performing Arts, 562 W. 4th Street, San Bernardino, CA.
Visit www.sinfoniamexicana.com for further information.
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Theater & Arts
Sinfonia Mexicana presents
‘Dia de Los Muertos – Gala Celebration’
S
infonia Mexicana’s Día de Muertos Gala Concert celebrates Mexico’s
most colorful and magical holiday by honoring the legacies of
Mexico’s most beloved artists—the singers and composers who forged
the modern mariachi tradition—and celebrating the lives of our loved
ones who are no longer with us. This is a family celebration, with gleeful,
dancing skeletons and spooky songs for the kids, but also world-class
performance by a mariachi like no other with 23 musicians, and featuring
the best and most versatile singers in the world.
Hear the music of Javier Solis, Jose Alfredo Jimenez, Lola Beltran,
Lucha Reyes, Agustín Lara, María Grever, Pedro Infante, Jorge Negrete,
and others.
El día de los muertos is one of the biggest holidays in Mexico and celebrations are becoming more common in areas of the United States, with
a large Hispanic population. Its origins are distinctly Mexican. During
the time of the Aztecs, a month long summer celebration was overseen by
the goddess Mictecacihuatl, the Lady of the Dead. After the Aztecs were
conquered by Spain and Catholicism became the dominant religion, the
customs became intertwined with the Christian commemoration of All
Saints’ Day on November 1.
Specifics of the celebration vary with region, but one of the most
common customs is the making of elaborate altars to welcome departed
spirits home. Vigils are held and families often go to cemeteries to fix
up the graves of their departed relatives. Festivities frequently include
traditional foods such as pan de muerto (bread of the dead), which can
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Sinfonia Mexicana’s Día de Muertos Gala Concert features, among others, Symphonic
Mariachi Champaña Nevin directed by Maestro Jeff Nevin.
conceal a miniature skeleton. Plans for the day are made throughout the
year, including gathering the goods to be offered to the dead. During
the two-day period, families usually clean and decorate graves. Most
visit the cemeteries where their loved ones are buried and decorate their
graves with ofrendas (offerings), which often include orange marigolds
called “cempasúchitl.” In modern Mexico, this name is sometimes
replaced with the term “Flor de Muerto” (“Flower of the Dead”). These
flowers are thought to attract souls of the dead to the offerings. Toys
are brought for dead children (los angelitos, or “the little angels”), and
bottles of tequila, mezcal or pulque or jars of atole for adults. Families
will also offer trinkets or the deceased’s favorite candies on the grave.
Ofrendas are also put in homes, usually with foods, sugar skulls and
beverages such as atole. The ofrendas are left out in the homes as a
welcoming gesture for the deceased.
Some people believe the spirits of the dead eat the “spiritual essence”
of the ofrendas food, so even though the celebrators eat the food after the
festivities, they believe it lacks nutritional value. Pillows and blankets are
left out so that the deceased can rest after their long journey. In some parts
of Mexico, such as the towns of Mixquic, Pátzcuaro and Janitzio, people
spend all night beside the graves of their relatives. Some families build
altars or small shrines in their homes, these usually have the Christian
cross, statues or pictures of the Blessed Virgin Mary, pictures of deceased
relatives and other persons, scores of candles and an ofrenda. Traditionally,
families spend some time around the altar, praying and telling anecdotes
about the deceased. In some locations, celebrants wear shells on their
clothing, so that when they dance, the noise will wake up the dead; some
will also dress up as the deceased.
Sinfonia Mexicana was voted San Bernardino county’s “best” live
entertainment of 2011 by readers of the Sun and Redlands Daily Facts
newspapers. As a “thank you” to the community for its continued support,
Sinfonia is offering limited $11 seats for the Dia de Los Muertos event.
Tickets may be purchased by calling the Sinfonia Mexicana office at
(909) 884-3228 or toll free 1-866-687-4284 or visit their business office at
the California Theatre of the Performing Arts, 562 W. 4th Street (between
E and F streets) in San Bernardino. Office hours are 9am to 2pm. You may
also order your tickets online at www.sinfoniamexicana.com. IER
Theater
Theater& &Arts
Arts
>> Video Games Live In San Bernardino
Award Winning, Record Breaking Show
Collides Art and Technology!
I
t’s the power and emotion of a symphony
orchestra mixed with the excitement and
energy of a rock concert and the technology, fun and interactivity of a video game all
completely synchronized to amazing cutting
edge video screen visuals, state-of-the art lighting, special FX and special on-stage interactive
segments with the audience.
Video Games Live, a complete celebration
and multimedia concert experience featuring
music from the most popular video games of
all time, is making its way to San Bernardino at
Cal State University San Bernardino (Coussoulis
Arena) for a 7:30pm performance, with a preshow at 6pm.
Tickets are $55 for Gold Circle, $43
reserved, $15 reserved for youth, $33 general,
$15 general admission for youth (17 and
under). Tickets are on sale online at sanbernardinosymphony.org, or in person at 415 W.
Second St., San Bernardino. Tickets can also
be purchased from the Coussoulis Arena Box
Office. For more information, go online to
www.videogameslive.com.
Video Games Live is a multimedia concert experience featuring the best music and exclusive
synchronized video clips from the most popular
games from the beginning of video gaming to
the present. Performed by top orchestras and
choirs, the show combines exclusive video footage and music arrangements with synchronized
lighting, solo performers, stage show production, special FX, electronic percussionists and
unique interactive segments. Whether it’s the
power and passion of the more recent blockbusters or the excitement of remembering the
sentimental classics you played growing up, it
will truly be a special night to remember for the
entire family. The show has a segment dedicated
to the old retro arcade classics – but there is
also modern music and older, more memorable
pieces that no one has ever heard played live.
This concert event will feature the San Ber-
The Joy Luck Club: Oct. 21-23.
Dia de Los Muertos Gran Celebration: Oct. 29
with Sinfonia Mexicana. See article on page 24.
Stephen Curtis Chapman: Nov. 3.
Riverdance: Nov. 4-6.
Center Stage Theatre
8463 Sierra Ave., Fontana. (909) 349-6979.
www.centerstagefontana.com.
Noches Con Ritmo: Every first and third Thursday
of the month. Latin music and dance.
Community Arts Theater Society of Big Bear
Valley
www.bigbeartheater.org. Box Office: (909) 866-4970.
A Christmas Carol: See article on page 23.
Fontana Community Senior Center (FCSC) art
gallery
The art gallery is located on the Center’s upper level in
the Library and Art Gallery Corridor, 16710 Ceres Ave.,
in Fontana. (909) 349-6975. arts.fontana.org.
Fox Performing Arts Center
In Downtown Riverside, 3801 Mission Inn Ave.
Tickets are available at ticketmaster.com, all
Ticketmaster outlets and the Fox Box Office. For
Box Office information, call (951) 779-9800, or visit
foxriversidelive.com. See article on page 20 for a
rundown of new additions to the Fox lineup.
Tom Russell In
Riverside Oct. 20
S
inger and songwriter Tom Russell will play one night only at
All Saints’ Episcopal Church,
3847 Terracina Drive, on Magnolia
Avenue across from RCC, at 7:30pm
on Oct. 20. This is his second
appearance at All Saints’. He will
play selections from his new album,
Mesabi, which includes two songs
that made their debut at his previous
All Saints’ concert, “Heart Within A
Heart,” which is based upon an interpretation of the Gnostic Gospels,
and “Good Night Juarez,” a soulful
lament of the loss of Juarez, Mexico
to organized crime. This concert is a
benefit for young people trapped behind walls in Juarez and Bethlehem.
Tom Russell has recorded 25
records and two DVDs. His songs
have been recorded by Johnny Cash,
Gretchen Peters, Doug Sahm, Nancy
Griffith, Joe Ely, Iris Dement, Ian
Tyson, KD Lang, Suzy Bogguss,
Ramblin’ Jack Elliott, Jeff Walker,
Dave Van Ronk and other great
Tom Russell
artists. Russell is credited, along with
Dave Alvin, of inventing the Americana radio format with their Merle
Haggard tribute “Tulare Dust” in
1994. The Columbus Other wrote:
“Russell seems to have been invented,
and keeps re-inventing, American
roots music . . .! He’s the strongest
live performer we have seen in years.”
Learn more about Tom at www.
tomrussell.com. To purchase tickets
for the Riverside concert go to www.
allsaintsriverside.org. IER
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Casinos
‘80s Icon Billy Idol To Rock Fantasy Springs
A
music staple of the 1980s spawned
from the punk rock group Generation
X, Billy Idol possesses three Grammy
Awards and millions of adoring fans. Those
fans, 3,500 of them at least, can see Billy
Idol shout out his signature Rebel Yell and
perform hits from the decades gone by in
a live concert at Fantasy Springs Resort
Casino on Saturday, Oct. 15, at 8pm.
Tickets are $49, $69 and $79 and may be
purchased by calling (800) 827-2946, online at www.FantasySpringsResort.com or
in person at the Fantasy Springs Box Office.
Billy Idol emerged as a solo artist in
the early 1980s with his eponymous debut
album. The first singles, “Dancing With
Myself” and a cover of Tommy James and
the Shondels’ song “Mony Mony,” became
his breakout hits. His videos for the songs
“White Wedding” and “Dancing With
Myself” got heavy play on MTV, further
helping to cement his status as a superstar
solo artist. Idol continued his success with
the raw energy found on the albums “Rebel
Yell” and “Whiplash Smile.” He’s released
nine other albums, appeared on screen in
the films “The Wedding Singer,” “The
Doors” and others and continues to tour
around the world, playing major music
festivals and small venues alike. IER
Spotlight 29 Casino Features
Halloween Weekend Thrills
October events include daredevil Kaptain Knievel, Ray Parker Jr., and the Disco Divas
O
ctober is an action-packed month at
Spotlight 29 Casino. The month starts
with an amazing concert by ZZ TOP on
Oct. 2, and ends with the one-and-only Kaptain
Robbie Knievel attempting one of his deathdefying jumps.
On Saturday, Oct. 29, Kaptain Knievel will
attempt one of his world famous motorcycle
jumps as Spotlight 29 Casino presents “Daredevil in the Desert.” The jump at Spotlight 29
marks his first appearance ever in the desert.
His jump will highlight a fun-filled Halloween
weekend at the Casino.
A free, three-day outdoor festival will be held
over the holiday weekend. Attendees will be
treated to a classic car and motorcycle exhibition
along with live music, vendors and motorcycle
demonstrations. Various food and drinks will be
available as well.
The weekend will be capped off with a concert Saturday night in the Spotlight 29 Casino
Showroom. The “Ghostbusters Halloween Party”
features Ray Parker Jr. and the Bus Boys with
special guest Otis Day. Tickets for the concert
are $25 each.
Also in October is the Disco Divas. Gloria
Gaynor, Thelma Houston, Anita Ward and
Evelyn Champagne King take the stage on the
Oct. 15.
The Free Friday Concert Series rolls on with
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Gloria
Gaynor of
the Disco
Divas, who
perform on
Oct. 15.
two more shows in October, featuring:
• October 7: Stevie Nicks and Fleetwood
Mac Tribute
• October 21: Jimmy Buffet Tribute
Concert goers can dance the night away and
stay cool as all of the free shows are held indoors
in the air conditioned, 2,200 seat Spotlight
Showroom. The concerts will offer open seating
in the arena as well as a dance floor and several
full-service bars.
After the shows, the party will continue at
Groove, Spotlight 29 Casino’s newest hot spot,
where guests can enjoy music from the 60s, 70s
and 80s.
For general information call (760) 7755566. For tickets, visit www.Spotlight29.com, or
call Star Tickets (800) 585-3737. IER
Cover Feature
Football at Spotlight 29
S
potlight 29 is also the place to be for
watching football this season. During the Sunday night games, players
will have a chance to win a signed jersey
or up to $75 in chips. All weekly winners
will be entered in a grand prizing drawing
on Sunday, Jan. 5, for a chance to win an
all expense paid trip for two to the Super
Bowl, as well as $500.
During Monday night football
games, Club 29 Members can register for
a chance to spin the prize wheel to win
exciting prizes such as concert tickets,
cash, and dining gift certificates. All of
the weekly winners will have a chance to
win the grand prize of a 52” Flat Screen
TV on Jan. 2.
Spotlight 29 has over 40 TVs
throughout the casino to catch all of the
football action. Patrons can play a table
game or sit at a slot machine while still
watching all of the games. Guests can
relax in the main casino bar where 14
hi-def TVs are available as well as more
seating. Or, enjoy the spacious Blue Bar
with ample seating and a full service bar.
Great food and drink specials will be
offered casino-wide during all of the NFL
games this season. Hot dogs, nachos and
hot wings will be available for just $1
each. There will be draft beer and margaritas for $2 as well as Corona for $3,
pitchers for $7 and $6 Patron shots in a
special shot glass that the guest can keep.
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Casino Event Guide
Agua Caliente Casino
(866) 858-3600.
www.hotwatercasino.com.
32-250 Bob Hope Drive,
Rancho Mirage.
Augustine Casino
760-391-9500.
www.augustinecasino.com.
84-001 Avenue 54, Coachella.
Cahuilla Casino
(951) 763-1200.
www.cahuillacasino.com.
52702 Highway 371, Anza.
Casino Morongo
(800) 252-4499.
www.morongocasinoresort.com.
49750 Seminole Dr., Cabazon.
Fantasy Springs Resort Casino
Fantasy Springs Resort Casino is
located north of Interstate 10 at the
Golf Center Parkway exit near Indio (22
miles east of Palm Springs). Featuring
2000 slots, 40+ table games including
TableMAX, and seven restaurants (The
Bistro, Lique, POM, The Pizza Kitchen,
AC’s Lounge at
Starbucks Cafe, Fresh Grill Buffet and
Joy). Fantasy Springs Resort Casino is
owned and operated by the Cabazon
Band of Mission Indians. For tickets
and information, call (760) 3425000, (800) 827-2946 or visit www.
fantasyspringsresort.com.
Phil Vassar: Oct. 8. See article on
this page.
Billy Idol: Oct. 15, 8pm. See article
on page 26.
LIVE at LIT benefit show for
The Well in the Desert: Oct. 19,
Broadway through the Ages.
Chicago: Oct. 21, 8pm. Tickets: $39,
$59, $69.
The Golden Boys: Nov. 5, 8pm,
featuring Frankie Avalon, Bobby Rydell
and Fabian. Tickets: $39, $59, $69.
Playboy Golf Scramble: Nov.
11-12.
$125,000 Off to the Races
Lotus Elise & Prize Giveaway:
Drive off in the nearly $60,000 luxury
Lotus Elise. Members of the Fantasy
Soboba Casino
New Blackjack Bar and Football Promotions
S
oboba Casino, nestled in the foothills of the San Jacinto Mountains,
is a top gaming and entertainment
hot spot in the Inland Empire, featuring
not only the best in entertainment, but also the very best in gaming.
Now, Soboba Casino has a new addition. In AC's Lounge, set in an
intimate venue that seats up to 400, catch an up and coming comic or a
private show. Featured nightly entertainment includes themed events like
Fiesta Night, karaoke, live bands and now introducing the newly completed Blackjack Bar which offers 6-deck and double deck blackjack. The
new Blackjack Bar will also include Sunday and Monday night football
promotions while watching the games on three large 19’ Screen TV’s that
includes food and drink specials at the bar and in the Lounge.
“This has been an offering we have wanted for quite some time and are
thrilled to be able to provide our guests with this new amenity,” a Soboba
spokesperson said.
The Sports Lounge is equipped with three giant 19 feet x 11 feet TVs
and several high-definition flat screens making it a sure bet that you’ll view
the game you want to see.
Soboba Casino is currently home to over 2,000 slots, a wide variety of
27 table games, live poker, bingo Monday through Friday and monthly
promotions.
For more information, call 1-866-4-soboba or visit online at www.
soboba.com. IER
Country Music Star Phil Vassar
At Fantasy Springs Resort Casino
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Entry Includes:
• Two nights deluxe accommodations
• Exclusive Pairings Party and Awards Party
on Friday and Saturday night
• Entry into the Playboy Golf Tournament
• Limited Edition Playboy Golf Gift Bag
A Limited Number of Tournament Entries Available.
Call for pricing: 800-827-2946
Promo Code: BUNNY11
Management reserves the rights to cancel or
modify promotion at any time without notice.
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In the Palm Springs Valley
ans of country music
radio of late will know
Phil Vassar for his
2011 ode to summer, “Let’s
Get Together.” Phil Vassar’s country music career
has stood the test of time,
however, dating back to the
1990s when he cranked out
hit after hit for major artists
such as Alan Jackson, Tim
McGraw and Jo Dee Messina. Now, about 400 of Vassar’s biggest fans can see him
in a special, intimate performance at the LIT Lounge
at Fantasy Springs on Oct.
8 at 7pm. Tickets are $40
and are now on sale at the
Fantasy Springs Box Office,
by calling (800) 827-2946
or online at www.FantasySpringsResort.com. IER
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nardino Symphony Orchestra playing music from
the most popular video games of all time.
A show created and produced by actual video
game composers and industry icons, Tommy
Tallarico and Jack Wall (creators and executive
producers) are personally involved in every show.
Aside from producing, Jack is on stage for every
show conducting the orchestra and choir while
Tommy is the host, emcee and performs on guitar.
The video game industry puts on the show to
help encourage and support the art and culture
that video games have become. Video Games Live
bridges a gap for entertainment by exposing new
generations of music lovers and fans to the sym-
phonic orchestral experience while also providing a completely new and unique experience for
families and non-gamers.
In 2010, Video Games Live and PBS joined
forces to create an exclusive nationwide PBS
special based around the highly successful Video
Games Live concert series.
Recently described by the New York Times as
“Captivating!” and “Bombastic!”, the record
breaking and award winning Video Games Live
has continued its mission to demonstrate to
the world how artistic and culturally significant
video games and their music have become.
“This is an incredible opportunity for us to
reach an audience that normally may not be
familiar with how far video games have come
and how amazing the music can be,” said prolific game composer and CEO of Video Games
Live, Tommy Tallarico.
There is a Pre Show Festival and Post Show
Meet-n-Greet open to all ticket holders – at
no extra cost. Pre-Show activities include game
demonstrations and competition, costume
contest and prizes. The Post-Show activities
include meet and greet opportunities with
industry designers/creators, composers/sound
designers, voice actors, performers and more
special guests.
This event is sponsored by the San
Bernardino Symphony and Cal State San
Bernardino Coussoulis Arena. IER
Ontario kiwanis presents
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Aerial
Observation
& Forward
Air Control
Missions
Downtown Ontario along Euclid Avenue
Between Holt Avenue and G Street
Living History Flying Event
Saturday, Dec. 3, 2011 • 9 am to 3 pm
Weather permitting, a flight demonstration by a Planes of Fame
L-19 Birddog
will follow the panel discussion
• Homemade Arts & Crafts Booths • Entertainment • Kids Attractions
• Health/Education Fair • Food
• Business Expo • Santa/Photos • Classic Car Show
November 5 at 10am
Planes of Fame Air Museum is open to the public Sunday - Friday 10am to 5pm, and
Saturday 9am to 5pm (closed Christmas and Thanksgiving )
General admission: $11 • Children ages 5-11 admitted for $4
Admission is free for accompanied children under five
7000 Merrill Ave.
Chino, CA 91710
(Enter on Cal Aero Dr.)
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Annual Handcrafted Arts & Crafts Fair
(909) 597-3722
www.planesoffame.org
Rain date Dec. 10
Police & Fire Displays and
ive
Spark of Love Toy Dr
more)
(Bring an unwrapped toy valued at $5 or
Sponsored by
Kiwanis Club of Ontario
For more information please contact Elvia at 909-261-3230
christmasoneuclid@yahoo.com • www.gokiwanis.org/ontario.aspx
Trains Bring Gardens To Life At The
Southwest Garden Railroad Show
R
ailroads have always had a warm spot in
people’s hearts. Almost everyone can tell a
story of how trains have affected them or a
family member. The Southwest Garden Railroad
Show (SWGRS) brings all those memories back
and gives us all the opportunity to get together
and enjoy the real thing down to the model
trains.
This will be the 4th annual show held at the
Fairplex in Pomona. The show will be held on
Nov. 5-6, from 9am to 5pm both days. Admission for the show is $10 for adults, kids 16 and
under are free.
During that weekend, a great railroad
museum, the oldest and probably the biggest
garden railroad, will both be open, along with
a miniature train ride for the kids, railroad displays from around the west coast, and manufacturers and vendors selling the best in large scale
model trains. SWGRS also boasts a large live
steam track; many garden railroaders run trains
just like the real steam locomotives.
Large scale trains have been growing in
popularity for some time and southern California is a great environment to add trains to your
garden. Imagine railroad tracks winding in and
out of landscaping, plants, miniature structures,
around ponds, through tunnels, and across
bridges. Garden railroading is a hobby that
involves the entire family and a challenge for
the average gardener. Herbs, dwarf plants, and
miniature trees and a little creativity are used
to create an illusion of a little world inside your
garden giving it some animation and making it
come alive. G scale trains are a very diversified
scale of model trains and great for people of
all ages. Adults will find they are very detailed
and durable. Kids like the large size and how
they stay on the tracks. Trains can run by track
power, battery, solar, and live steam. Examples
of all will be at the show.
SWGRS is one of only four large scale model
train shows in the United States. It not only
brings the sights and sounds of railroading, it
also provides seminars on multiple aspects of
the hobby, included with admission. Learn from
Saturdays
experts and get the chance to converse with
many others with similar interests from all over
the country.
This year a railroad engineer’s hat will be
given away to every child coming to the show,
while quantities last.
For more information, go online to www.
swgrs.com. IER
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8 a.m. - 1 p.m.
(909) 866-4626
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Your Alpine Slide experience begins with a scenic chairlift ride above the beautiful
Big Bear Lake. Then, with you controlling the speed, your toboggan plummets back
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KidStuff
Mainstreet Theatre Company Opens 6th Season
with ‘Honus and Me: A Baseball Card Adventure’
A
udience members might be forgiven if
they think they have arrived at a baseball
stadium by mistake when the MainStreet
Theatre Company opens its 2011/2012 season
of professional theatre for young audiences in
October. Do not let the peanut and Cracker
Jacks sellers in the lobby fool you. They will
just be setting the stage for the baseball-themed
opening production of MainStreet’s 6th season.
Honus and Me, adapted by Steven Dietz from
the novel by Dan Gutman, opens Oct. 1 and
runs through Oct. 16 at Rancho Cucamonga’s
Lewis Family Playhouse, located at 12505 Cultural Center Drive.
The play is based on the first in a series of
Baseball Card Adventure books by author Dan
Gutman about Little Leaguer Joey Stoshack. Joey
lives for baseball, but is not a great player – in
fact, he is known as the strikeout-king.
But magical things happen when Joey
touches a baseball card – and in this surprising play, the card he touches is none other than
the famous T-206 Honus Wagner – the most
valuable card in the world! The story brings the
legendary ball player to life and sends Joey back
in time to the 1909 World Series.
“Honus and Me is about baseball, of course.
We are thrilled to be doing it here in Rancho
Cucamonga, which is such a baseball town!
But it is also about families, about continuing
to try even when you think you should give up
and about learning how to do the right thing.
The play is a real gem and we are hoping that
all families, whether they enjoy baseball or not,
will come out and enjoy it together,” MainStreet
Producer Mireya “Murry” Hepner said.
Steven Dietz is one of America’s most widely
produced and published contemporary playwrights. Since 1983, his plays have been seen at
over one hundred regional theatres in the United
States, as well as Off-Broadway and all over
the world. He is the recipient of many awards,
including the PEN U.S.A. Award in Drama (for
Lonely Planet), the Kennedy Center Fund for
New American Plays Award (Fiction and Still
Life With Iris); the Lila Wallace/Reader’s Digest
Award (The Rememberer); and many others. In
addition to Honus and Me, first produced by
the Seattle Children’s Theatre in 2006, Dietz’s
adaptations for children include Go, Dog.Go!,
with Alison Gregory (produced in MainStreet’s
2007/2008 season) and Jackie and Me, based on
another book in the “& Me” series.
MainStreet has gathered talent from all over
Southern California to bring the play to life. In
the case of Honus and Me, the team not only
includes tremendously talented artists, but a
group of true baseball fans. Director Abigail
Deser, a dedicated Little League mom, returns to
MainStreet after staging Lilly’s Purple Plastic Purse
last season. Abigail’s career took her from New
York to Chicago, where she was a member of the
late great Roadworks Productions and a threetime guest of the Steppenwolf Theater Company,
among many others.
Set designer Tom Buderwitz’s (who coached
his own son’s Little League team for many years)
extensive regional and Los Angeles theatre credits
include South Coast Repertory, Geffen Playhouse, Intiman Theatre, Pasadena Playhouse,
Laguna Playhouse, Hudson Theater, Odyssey
Theater, Reprise Theater Company, Celebration
Theater and Theatre at Boston Court.
The cast is led by Kevin Stidham as Joey and
Cody Lyman as Honus Wagner. Kevin knows
firsthand what it is like to be a young ballplayer.
He started playing baseball when he was twelve
in England and by the time he was seventeen, after playing for the Under-eighteen Great Britain
National Team, his American coach suggested he
come to Southern California to play. With his
parents’ permission, he moved to America and
pursued baseball while attending high school in
Cerritos. As he entered college, he found his way
into theatre. Stidham’s credits include productions at Theatre Banshee in Los Angeles and the
Virginia Shakespeare Festival, among others.
Cody Lyman (Honus Wagner) has spent the
last eight years touring the country in the one
man show Defending the Caveman, but also has
ties to baseball – he spent a season as the PA announcer for the famed Saint Paul Saints.
Oct. 9 is being designated as “Little League
Day” at the Playhouse, with special games and
activities for kids before the performance.
Honus and Me, appropriate for ages six years
and up, runs Saturdays at 1pm and 4pm and
Sundays at 1pm (no performance on Oct. 2).
Tickets are $16 for general admission, and $14
for seniors and youth.
An intimate, 536-seat venue, the Lewis
Family Playhouse is located in the Victoria
Gardens Cultural Center in Rancho Cucamonga.
For additional information or to purchase tickets
online, visit www.lewisfamilyplayhouse.com or
call the Lewis Family Playhouse Box Office at
(909) 477-2752 or (877) 858-8422.
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Kid Stuff Event Guide
communities expo, farmers market, sports
activities, free health screenings and more.
Lewis Family Playhouse
12505 Cultural Center Dr., Rancho Cucamonga.
Tickets available at lewisfamilyplayhouse.com,
(909) 477-2752.
Honus and Me: A Baseball Card
Adventure: Oct. 1-16. See article on page 30.
Alpine Slide at Magic Mountain
The Alpine Slide lets riders experience Olympiclike action as they negotiate sleds along a
quarter-mile track with banked turns and
long straightaways. The Alpine Slide at Magic
Mountain is located in Big Bear Lake, 800 Wild
Rose Lane. Call (909) 866-4626.
CASTLE PARK
Rides, games and miniature golf. 3500 Polk Ave.,
Riverside. (951) 785-3000. www.castlepark.com.
Castle Dark: See article on page 14.
Halloween Events
See our special section starting on page 12.
Lefty’s Family Fun Day & 5K
Oct. 1 at the Auto Club Speedway. Pre-register at
www.leftys5k.com. Events, climing wall, healthy
Knott’s Berry Farm
With over 165 rides, shows
and attractions in five
themed areas, Knott’s Berry
Farm has it all when it
comes to family fun. www.
knotts.com. Buena Park.
Knott’s Scary Farm:
See article on page 17.
43285 Goldmine Dr., Big Bear Lake. Open daily.
(909) 878-4200. www.bigbearzoo.com.
Flashlight Safari: Saturday nights in October.
Wolf Awareness Day: Oct. 15.
Boo in the Zoo: Oct. 29.
The Reading Railroad
Nov. 6, San Bernardino County Museum. Fun,
free family event with games, activities and
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storytellers. Free museum admission. 2024
Orange Tree Ln., Redlands. (909) 386-7706. www.
first5sanbernardino.org.
Riverside Community Players
4026 14th St., Riverside. (951) 686-4030,
riversidecommunityplayers.com.
Charlotte’s Web: Oct. 7-9.
Riverside Children’s Theatre
www.riversidechildrenstheare.org
Annie: Oct. 14-15, 21-22.
Riverside Youth Theatre
Family-friendly theatre with classes in acting,
dance and voice for ages 4-20. www.
riversideyouththeatre.org.
Into the Woods: Nov. 11-13, 18-20.
CrossWinds Theatre, 29265 Ironwood, Moreno
Valley. Tickets: $7-$15.
Steelworkers’ Auditorium
Located at 8437 Sierra Avenue in Fontana. For
information, call (909) 428-8818 or go online to
www.fontanarecreation.org. IER
For more fun events, see the What To Do
section on page 32.
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Nov 11-13 & 18-20
CrossWinds Theatre
29263 Ironwood, Moreno Valley
Tickets $7—$15
Riverside Youth Theatre
Family-Friendly Theatre * Classes in
Acting, Voice, Dance * 4-20 Years
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Event Guide
Fairs, Festivals, Events
California Welcome Center
Ask for a regional recreation and
relaxation passport. 1955 Hunts
Lane, #102, in San Bernardino.
(909) 891-1874. visitcwc.com or
cwcinlandempire.com.
Canyon Crest Towne Centre
Shop, dine, relax and enjoy at the
Towne Centre, located at 5225
Canyon Crest Dr. in Riverside.
(951) 686-1222.
www.cctownecentre.com. Outdoor
events are weather permitting.
Halloween Events: Oct. 29. See
article on page 14.
Music and crafts: Tuesday
evenings, activities take place from
6:30pm to 8:30pm. Music continues
September and October at the Food
Court.
Art show: Second Saturday of
each month, 9am until 3pm.
Car Show: Second Sunday of each
month, 4pm until 7pm.
Downtown Farmers Market in Riverside
Main Street between 5th and 6th
Streets, a wide variety of novelty and
fresh food. See article on page 7.
Holiday Pet Expo
At the Fairplex in Pomona, Nov. 5-6.
Halloween Events
See our special section starting on
page 12.
IE Food Truck Festival
Oct. 8, Citizens Business Bank
Arena.
Inspire
October is breast cancer and
domestic violence awareness month.
This Oct. 9 event raises awareness,
organized by Michelle’s Place and
Safe Alternatives for Everyone,
10am-2pm at Murrieta Town
Square Park. Free event. Fun family
activities, booths, kid’s Zumba and
a 90-minute Zumbathon. For more
information, go online to w3url.com/
inspire
Lefty’s Family Fun Day & 5K
Oct. 1 at the Auto Club Speedway.
Pre-register at www.leftys5k.
com. Events, climing wall, Healthy
Communities Expo, farmers
market, sports activities, free health
screenings and more.
LA County Fair
Through Oct. 2, with more than
70 carnival rides, top-name
entertainment, attractions, exhibits
and more.
Lucas Oil Off-Road Expo
Pomona Fairplex, Oct. 8-9, with
everything off-road including new
vehicles, thousands of parts and
accessories, ATV test rides, freestyle
motocross action and more.
Mission Inn Run
Nov. 13, with 2-day health and
fitness expo at Raincross Square.
For more information, go to www.
missioninnrun.com or call (951)
788-9556.
Southern California Fair
Oct. 8-16. See article on page 10.
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54th Annual Twenty Mule Team Days
In Boron, Saturday & Sunday, Oct.
1-2, parade Saturday, 10am.
Food booths, live music, games,
vendors, car show. At Kern County
Community Park, corner of Boron Ave.
and John St. For more information,
call (760) 762-5810 or go online to
www.20muleteammuseum.com.
Mountain Activities
Alpine Slide at Magic Mountain
Riders experience Olympic-like
action as they negotiate sleds along
a quarter-mile track with banked
turns and long straightaways. Alpine
Slide at Magic Mountain is located
on the boulevard in Big Bear Lake,
800 Wild Rose Lane. Call (909)
866-4626.
Big Bear Lake Oktoberfest
Through Oct. 29. See article on page
10.
43285 Goldmine Dr., Big Bear Lake.
Open daily. (909) 878-4200.
www.bigbearzoo.com.
Museums
Cabot’s Pueblo Museum
In Desert Hot Springs. Museum
collection includes Native American
pottery and baskets, artifacts and
other treasures. cabotsmuseum.org.
(760) 329-7610.
Edward-Dean Museum & Gardens
9401 Oak Glen Rd., Cherry Valley. (951) 845-2626. www.edward-deanmuseum.org. The
Museum is open Friday, Saturday and
Sunday 10am to 5pm and is closed
on county holidays. Admission is $5;
children 12 and under are free. The
Museum’s permanent collections are
primarily 16th through 19th century
European and Asian decorative
arts including furniture, ceramics,
glass, textiles, sculptures, and many
small collections such as miniature
paintings, fans and pocket watches.
or senior), $5 (student), and $4
(child aged 5 to 12). Children
under five and Museum Association
members are admitted free. Parking
is free. www.sbcountymuseum.org, (909) 307-2669.
The Reading Railroad: Nov. 6.
Fun, free family event with games,
activities and storytellers. Free
museum admission. (909) 386-7706.
www.first5sanbernardino.org.
The Historic Site of the
Original McDonalds/
Route 66 Museum
Wally Parks NHRA Motorsports Museum
Toys, collectables, photo memorabilia, vintage road signs. Open
10am-5pm daily. 1398 N. E St., San
Bernardino. Free admission.
(909) 885-6324.
Idyllwild Nature Center
25225 Hwy. 243, 1/2 mile north of
Idyllwild. (951) 659-3850.
www.idyllwildnaturecenter.net.
Open Tues.-Sun., 9am-4:30pm.
The Inland Empire Military Museum
WWI, WWII, Korea, Vietnam,
Gulf, Iraq and Afghanistan wars
military memorabilia. Open Sat.
and Sun., 10am-5pm, Mon.-Fri. by
appointment. 1394 N. E St. in San
Bernardino. Free admission. (909)
885-6324 or (909) 888-0477.
Open Wednesday - Sunday
10am-5pm. The Museum features
over 80 historical race cars
from several venues. Racing
memorabilia spanning the History
of NHRA, specialty exhibits
rotate throughout the year. Huge
museum gift shop and so much
more! (909) 622-2133. 1101 W.
McKinley Ave., Pomona, Gate
1, LA County Fairplex. www.
museum.nhra.com.
Prolong Twilight Cruise: Oct. 5,
4-8pm. All 1970s and earlier hot rods,
customs, classics and muscle cars.
The museum is open Sunday
through Friday from 10am to 5pm,
Saturday from 9am to 5pm.
7000 Merrill Ave., Chino.
(909) 597-3722.
www.planesoffame.org.
Theme parks
BOOMERS
In Upland. Miniature golf, go karts,
bumper boats, rock wall, ferris
wheel, spinning tubs, airplane ride,
tiny tot cars, two arcades, snack
bar & cafe. 1500 W. Seventh,
Upland. Call (909) 946-9555. www.
boomersparks.com.
CASTLE PARK
Rides, games and miniature golf.
3500 Polk Ave., Riverside. (951)
785-3000. www.castlepark.com.
Castle Dark: See article on page 14.
Knott’s Berry Farm
With over 165 rides, shows and
attractions in five themed areas,
Knott’s Berry Farm has it all when
it comes to family fun. www.knotts.
com. Buena Park.
Knott’s Scary Farm: See article
on page 17. R
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Bookstore
Used Books, Audio Books, Magazines,
Original Art, Prints and Special Orders
Palm Springs Air Museum
An educational non-profit organization
with over 28 flyable planes and
interactive exhibits housed in 60,000
square feet of climate-controlled
hangars. 745 N. Gene Autry Trail,
Palm Springs, (760) 778-6262. www.PalmSpringsAirMuseum.
Planes of Fame Air museum
Indian Day West: Oct. 15,
commemorating the 110th
anniversary of the iconic Indian
Motorcycle. See article on page 6.
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Southwest Garden Railroad Show
Nov. 5-6 at the Fairplex in Pomona.
Riverside
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(951) 682-1082
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82nd Fighter Group Living
History Flying Event: Oct. 1,
10am.
Aerial Observation and
Forward Air Control
Missions: Living History Flying
event, Nov. 5. See article on page 11.
San Bernardino County Museum
At California Street exit from I-10
in Redlands. Open Tuesdays Sundays, 9am-5pm. General
admission $8 (adult), $6 (military
www.STARR-AL.com
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Rewards Club receive free entries into the contest
Sunday through Friday. Six contestants will win
$500 free slot play and move on and come back
for the grand finale on Oct. 29.
Rock Yard: Live bands on the outdoor
stage, Saturdays. Cover band 7-9pm, and
10:30pm-midnight, tribute band 9-10:30pm. No
cover, 18 and older. Through Oct. 29.
12th Floor Cocktail Lounge & Wine Bar: The
space features plush furniture perfect for relaxing and
enjoying a favorite cocktail or glass of wine. Weekly
Wine Down every Friday, 7-9pm, where for $30 you
receive a flight of five featured wines and learn the
finer points of wine appreciation. Live music on Friday
and Saturday nights from 9pm to 1am. There is no
cover charge.
Lit Lounge: Live bands play every Friday and
Saturday night from 9pm to 1am. The lounge also
features pay-per-view sporting events. No cover
charge (unless otherwise stated). Guests must be 21
or older to enter.
Eagle Falls Golf Course: Located at
Fantasy Springs Resort Casino. 18-Hole, Par 72
Championship Course. (760) 238-5633. www.eaglefallsgolf.com.
POM restaurant: Tuesday nights are barbeque
nights starting at 5pm. Diners can opt for an out of
this world barbeque feast featuring the best of the
East and West coasts and from the south. Three
full courses with plenty of side dishes and dessert
is $14.95 per person. Thursday nights Abbondanza
Forever Plaid: Oct. 7-8.
Jason Bonham’s Led-Zeppelin Experience:
Oct. 12.
Anjelah Johnson: Oct. 14. The Comedy Central,
MADtv and YouTube sensation.
The Match Maker: Oct. 22. A romantic comedy
stageplay.
Beverly Crawford: Nov. 5. An evening of
gospel, with The Starlights, Voices of Destiny and
other guests.
Howie Mandell: Nov. 11. A Veteran’s Day
celebration.
Lewis Family Playhouse
12505 Cultural Center Dr., Rancho Cucamonga.
Tickets available at lewisfamilyplayhouse.com, (909) 477-2752.
Honus and Me: A Baseball Card Adventure:
Oct. 1-16. See article on page 30.
Old Town Temecula Community Theater
42051 Main St., Temecula. (866) 653-8696. www.temeculatheater.org.
The Swing Dolls Musical Tribute to the
USO: Oct. 9, 2-4pm. Tickets: $28, $38, $40.
Dynamic female vocal trio.
Onstage musicals presents The All Star Band
Nov. 6, 2pm, with international jazz vocalist Sherry
Williams. At the Old Town Temecula Theater. See
article on page 21.
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Italian night, $14.95 per person. Features a familystyle three course meal.
Pechanga Resort & Casino
(951) 693-1819. www.pechanga.com.
45000 Pala Road, Temecula.
Box Office (951) 303-2507.
Battle of the Badges: Oct. 1, 4pm. Tickets:
$30-$40.
Merle Haggard and Kris Kristofferson: Oct.
8, 8pm; Oct. 9, 7pm. Tickets: $60-$90.
Bowzer’s Ultimate Doo Wop Party Volume
II: Oct. 15, 8pm.
Side A with special guest Joey Albert: Oct.
22, 8pm.
Gabriel Iglesias: Oct. 29, 7pm and 9:30pm.
Darius Rucker: Oct. 30, 7pm.
Skid Row/Warrant: Nov. 4, 8pm.
San Manuel Indian Bingo and Casino
(909) 864-5050. www.sanmanuel.com. 5797 North
Victoria Avenue, Highland.
Jay Leno: Nov. 3.
Brenton Wood’s Sweet Old School Revue:
Oct. 6.
Soboba Casino
Features 2,000 slots, 28 table games, live poker, live
entertainment, non-smoking area and restaurants.
(951) 665-1000 or (866) 4-SOBOBA. www.soboba.
net. 23333 Soboba Road, San Jacinto. Tickets:
1-866-4-SOBOBA, ext. 183.
AC’s Lounge: Featuring new blackjack bar and
football promotions. See article on page 27.
Performance Riverside
Landis Performing Arts Center, Riverside Community
College, 4800 Magnolia Center, Riverside. (951)
222-8100 or performanceriverside.org.
Oklahoma: Through Oct. 2. Tickets: $27-$48.
Broadway on Tour: Nov. 4-13. Tickets: $27-$48.
Riverside Community Players
4026 14th St., Riverside. (951) 686-4030,
riversidecommunityplayers.com.
Charlotte’s Web: Oct. 7-9.
San Bernardio Symphony
Musical Home Tour: Nov. 13. See article on
page 23.
Spa Resort Casino
(760) 323-5865. www.sparesortcasino.com.
401 E. Amado Rd., Palm Springs.
Spotlight 29 Casino
Located off I-10. 2,000 slot machines, a complete
lineup of the most popular table games, 2,200 seat
showroom, JEM Steakhouse, all-you-can-eat buffet
at Café Capitata. 46-200 Harrison Place, Coachella.
Show tickets available at www.spotlight29.com or call
(800) 585-3737 or (760) 775-5566.
FREE Friday Tribute Concerts: Tributes to:
Oct. 7, Stevie Nicks; Oct. 21, Jimmy Buffet; Nov. 4,
Journey.
ZZ Top: Oct. 2, 8pm.
Disco Divas: Oct. 15, 8pm. See article on page 26.
Daredevil in the Desert: Oct. 27-29, vendors,
food, classic car and motorcycle exhibition. On Oct.
29, 4pm, Kaptain Robbie Knievel will perform a
death-defying jump. See article on page 26.
Ghostbusters Halloween Party: Oct. 29,
8pm. See article on page 26.
Groove: Spotlight 29’s cool lounge, Fri. and Sat.,
8pm to 1:30am.
Casino Lounge: Shaken Not Stirred, Fridays,
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Sturges Center for the Fine Arts
780 N. E St., San Bernardino. (866) 448-7849.
Jekyll & Hyde: Oct. 14-16. Tickets: $19-$45.
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