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JULY 2014
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Dalton’s re-opens in new location on Lincoln Ave.
by Katie Wiedel
Orange County Breeze —
Dining Arts & Entertainment
After opening its doors near Cypress
College back in 1996, Dalton's Cafe spent
nearly two decades growing into a beloved
part of the fabric of the city, charming hearts
and taste buds one delicious meal at a time.
In 2013, the property owners gave Dalton's
a notice to vacate the place they'd called
home; the owners intended to give the aging
shopping center a major facelift, and that
included new tenants. The space then
occupied by Dalton's would go to a Freddy's
Frozen Custard and Steakburger.
At the time, owner Marlene Raynor was
unsure whether she would call it quits and
give into retirement when the building's lease
came up in February 2014. In the end,
happily she found a new location just about
a mile away on Lincoln Ave. near Walker St.
that appealed to Raynor's desire to improve
the neighborhood around her.
Interior and exterior renovations of the
building began quietly — Raynor didn't want
anyone curiously wandering around the
construction site and getting hurt. They
opened their doors to welcome old friends
and new in June. Long-time customers will be
happy to know that Dalton's remains
dedicated to fresh-made meals and cheerful
service.
My own introductory breakfast consisted
of French toast (with a heavenly cinnamon
swirl), eggs, and sausage. I kicked myself for
not coming to Dalton's sooner; it's pretty
much everyone one could wish for in a
breakfast diner.
Be sure to stop by Dalton's Cafe's new
home at 5591 Lincoln Ave. in Cypress for a
delicious fresh-made meal, friendly service,
and a warm heart.
French toast with cinnamon swirl, eggs, and sausage at Dalton’s Cafe, now re-opened at 5591
Lincoln Ave. in Cypress. Photo by Katie Wiedel.
TUESDAY, JULY 1
Kristi Jo, 6 pm,
Tantalum, 6272 E.
Pacific Coast Hwy.,
562-431-1414
Cochino Comedy
Show, 9pm, The
Starting Gate, 5052
Katella Ave., 562-598-8957
Karaoke, 9pm,
Jeanie’s Dirty Martini,
4360 Lincoln Ave.,
714-826-0570
WEDNESDAY, JULY 2
Katz ‘n’ Jammers,
6pm, Tantalum, 6272
E. Pacific Coast
Hwy., 562-431-1414
Siesta Soul Dance
Party, 8pm, The
Starting Gate, 5052
Katella Ave., 562-598-8957
THURSDAY, JULY 3
Racing Festival, 2pm, Los
Alamitos Race Course, 4961
Katella Ave., 714-820-2800
The Stonecutters,
6:30pm, Tantalum,
6272 E. Pacific Coast
Hwy., 562-431-1414
Tice Griffin’s Karaoke
Review, 7:30pm,
Schooner at Sunset,
16821 Pacific Coast Hwy., 562592-2121
Cali Conscious,
7:30pm, Don the
Beachcomber, 16278
Pacific Coast Hwy., 562-5921321
Derek Bordeaux,
7:30pm, Kobe
Steakhouse, 3001
Old Ranch Pkwy, 562-5969969
DW3, 8pm,
Spaghettini, 3005
Old Ranch Pkwy,
562-296-2199
Los Alamitos
Summer
Thoroughbred
Salsa Thursdays,
9pm, The Starting
Explanation of Location Symbols
City of
Buena Park
Gate, 5052 Katella
Ave., 562-598-8957
FRIDAY, JULY 4
INDEPENDENCE DAY
Fitness Run for Fun,
7am, Central Park,
714-690-3350
Los Alamitos
Summer
Thoroughbred
Katella Ave., 714-820-2800
4th of July Party at
the Pier, 10am-10pm,
Belmont Pier,
www.alfredosbeachclub.com
4th of July Fireworks
Spectacular, 4pm,
Joint Forces Training
Base, 11206 Lexington Dr.
City of
Fullerton
City of
Huntington Beach
Community of
Rossmoor
City of
Cerritos
City of
Long Beach
City of
Seal Beach
City of
Cypress
City of
Los Alamitos
Community of
Sunset Beach
City of
Garden Grove
City of
La Palma
City of
Westminster
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July 4th Late Night
& BBQ, 5-10pm,
Aquarium of the
Pacific, 100 Aquarium Wy.,
562-590-3100
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Kimo, 6pm, Skip
Heller, 9pm, Don the
Beachcomber, 16278
SATURDAY, JULY 5
Los Alamitos
Summer
Thoroughbred
Katella Ave., 714-820-2800
Karaoke, 2pm, Jason
Arimoto, 6pm, Cat
Reed & Back Alley,
9pm, Don the Beachcomber,
16278 Pacific Coast Hwy.,
562-592-1321
Eric Marienthal,
8pm, Spaghettini,
3005 Old Ranch
Pkwy, 562-296-2199
Boxcar 7, 8pm, Kobe
Steakhouse, 3001
Old Ranch Pkwy,
562-596-9969
SUNDAY, JULY 6
Derek Bordeaux &
94.7 The Wave,
brunch, Darryl
Williams, 7 pm, Spaghettini,
3005 Old Ranch Pkwy, 562296-2199
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Los Alamitos
Summer
Thoroughbred
Katella Ave., 714-820-2800
Karaoke, 3pm,
Reggae Sundays,
3pm, Don the
Beachcomber, 16278 Pacific
Coast Hwy., 562-592-1321
Rick Parma, 5pm,
Kobe Steakhouse,
3001 Old Ranch
Pkwy, 562-596-9969
The Jack Roberts
Harvey Band, 6pm,
Schooner at Sunset,
MONDAY, JULY 7
Mic Dangerously,
2pm, Schooner at
Sunset, 16821 Pacific
Coast Hwy., 562-592-2121
Karaoke & Open
Mic, 8:30pm, The
Starting Gate, 5052
Katella Ave., 562-598-8957
TUESDAY, JULY 8
Kristi Jo, 6pm,
Tantalum, 6272 E.
Pacific Coast Hwy.,
562-431-1414
Cochino Comedy
Show, 9pm, The
Starting Gate, 5052
Katella Ave., 562-598-8957
Karaoke, 9pm,
4360 Lincoln Ave.,
714-826-0570
27th Annual Fourth of July Spectacular at JFTB!
The 27th Annual 4th of July Fireworks
Timeline
Spectacular is taking place on Friday, July 4th
4:00 pm Gates are open and event begins
at the Joint Forces Training Base in Los
4:15 pm Live entertainment on the Main
Alamitos. The cities of Los Alamitos, Cypress,
Stage
begins
Seal Beach, the Community of Rossmoor,
7:45
pm Dignitary speeches
and the Joint Forces Training Base collaborate
8:00 pm 40th Infantry Band performance
to host this annual event to honor the men
and women of the military and celebrate our on the Main Stage begins
WEDNESDAY, JULY 9
country’s birthday.
9:00 pm Fireworks show begins
Summer Concert
Once again this year, the event and
9:30 pm Event concludes
Series: Lukas Nelson fireworks display will take place on the
and Promise of the
Gates to the base will open at 4:00 p.m.
runways of the military installation. The event
Real, 6pm, Eisenhower Park, area will be closer to parking, making the
via Lexington Dr. entrance off of Katella Ave.
562-799-0179
Due to heightened security, please be patient
event’s proximity for the elderly and
and allow plenty of time to enter the base.
handicapped
closer.
The
layout
also
provides
Vivian Sessoms,
The cities of Los Alamitos and Cypress will be
a
much
cleaner
seating
area
for
participants
7:30pm, Spaghettini,
collecting a $5 parking fee per vehicle to
to sit, enjoy the entertainment and view the
3005 Old Ranch
support the event. Parking will be free to
fireworks. Biking onto the installation is
Pkwy, 562-296-2199
those with a military ID.
allowed but all riders must wear a helmet.
Parking on the military installation is highly
This event is free to anyone wishing to
6pm, Tantalum, 6272 recommended.
attend thanks to the generosity of our Premier
E. Pacific Coast
Community Partner, Republic Disposal
The 4th of July Fireworks Spectacular will
Hwy., 562-431-1414
Service. Additional sponsors include Sea Air
include free activities like military displays,
Federal Credit Union, CARE Ambulance,
Siesta Soul Dance
sponsor booths with giveaways and
Cottonwood Church, Los Alamitos Medical
Party, 8pm, The
information, and live music on the main
Center, BSNF, Southern California Edison,
Starting Gate, 5052
stage. For a minimal cost, you can enjoy an
Katella Ave., 562-598-8957
extensive Family Fun Zone and fantastic food Charles Abbott Associates, Inc., Katella Senior
Living/Alamitos West, The Shops at Rossmoor,
from several fabulous food vendors that will
OC Breeze, and The News Enterprise.
be
serving
a
variety
of
dinner
options,
THURSDAY, JULY 10
desserts, and snacks. If you are interested in
Everyone over the age of 16 entering the
Los Alamitos
being a food vendor or regular
Joint Forces Training Base must present photo
Summer
merchandise/advertising vendor, please
identification at the main gate and children
Thoroughbred
contact the Los Alamitos Recreation and
must be accompanied by parents/guardian.
Community Services Department. There will
Lawn chairs and blankets are highly
be flyovers from military aircraft, before the
encouraged, as there is no bleacher seating
Katella Ave., 714-820-2800
event’s climax at 9:00 p.m. with one of the
available. Motor homes, alcohol, dogs, BBQs,
best and longest fireworks displays in
and fireworks are NOT permitted at this event.
Summer Concert
Southern
California.
Series: Rumours,
6:30pm, Eastgate
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JULY 2014
Summer Concerts:
Corday, 6:30pm, El
Dorado Nature
Center, 7550 E. Spring St.,
562-570-1745
The Stonecutters,
6:30pm, Tantalum,
Hwy., 562-431-1414
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Derek Bordeaux,
7:30pm, Kobe
Steakhouse, 3001
DW3, 8pm,
Spaghettini, 3005
Old Ranch Pkwy,
562-296-2199
Salsa Thursdays,
Review, 7:30pm,
9pm, The Starting
Schooner at Sunset,
Gate, 5052 Katella
16821 Pacific Coast Hwy., 562- Ave., 562-598-8957
592-2121
Cali Conscious,
7:30pm, Don the
Beachcomber, 16278
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FRIDAY, JULY 11
Los Alamitos
Summer
Thoroughbred
Katella Ave., 714-820-2800
Kimo, 6pm, Robby
Armstrong Band,
9pm, Don the
Coast Hwy., 562-592-1321
Dirty Sugar, 6:45pm,
Beat Ventriloquists,
10:30pm, Tantalum,
6272 E. Pacific Coast Hwy.,
562-431-1414
Night Dive, 7pm,
Aquarium of the
Pacific, 100
Aquarium Wy.,
www.aquariumofpacific.org
Run for Fun and Fitness in La Palma on the Fourth
Bring out your family, friends, and
neighbors for La Palma’s 34th Annual Fitness
Run for Fun, Friday, July 4, starting at 7:30
a.m., near La Palma’s Central Park.
This event features a competitive 5K and
10K Run, a 5K Walk, and the Yankee Doodle
Dash for kids 12 and under.
This is a great and healthy way for
families to start the Independence Day
celebration!
Preregistration is open until June 30 at the
City’s website www.cityoflapalma.org or inperson at the Community Services
Department, 7821 Walker St.
After June 30, participants will only be
able to register on the day of the event,
starting at 6:30 a.m.
For online registration or more information,
visit www.cityoflapalma.org/RunForFun or
call 714-690-3350.
The Run for Fun would not be possible
without the generous support of the City’s
Corporate Connection Sponsors: La Palma
Intercommunity Hospital, Rosendin Electric,
CARE Ambulance, EDCO-Park Disposal, West
Coast Arborist, and Multi-Sales Company.
After you have run or cheered your heart
out as a participant or spectator, gather your
family together and head over to the Family
Fun Zone! Celebrate America’s birthday and
participate in family games, crafts and
activities! The Family Fun Zone is fun for all
ages!
As a reminder, the following streets will be
fully closed or partially disrupted on Friday,
July 4, until approximately 9:30 a.m.:
• Moody Ave., northbound (Crescent to
Houston) starting at 5 a.m.
• Crescent Ave., westbound (Moody to
Walker) starting at 5 a.m.
• Walker St (Crescent to Houston) starting at
6:30 a.m.
• Houston Ave. (Walker to Moody) starting at
7 a.m.
• Chartres Ln., Toulouse Dr. and Orleans
starting at 7:30 a.m.
Louie Cruz Beltran,
8pm, Spaghettini,
3005 Old Ranch
Pkwy, 562-296-2199
Upstream, 8 p.m.,
Kobe Steakhouse,
3001 Old Ranch
Pkwy, 562-596-9969
SATURDAY, JULY 12
Musique Sur La Mer
Solo and Ensemble
Festival, 9am-12pm,
Community Congregational
Church, UCC, 4111 Katella Ave.,
info@mslmorchestra.com
Laurel Park, 10862
Bloomfield, 562-430-1073
Shakespeare by the
Sea: A Midsummer
Night’s Dream, 7pm,
Rush Park, 3001 Blume Dr.,
562-431-0525
Kyle Wolverton,
7pm, 9:30pm,
Spaghettini, 3005
MONDAY, JULY 14
Shakespeare by the
Sea: Hamlet, 7pm,
Rush Park, 3001
Blume Dr., 562-431-0525
Mic Dangerously,
2pm, Schooner at
Coast Hwy., 562-592-2121
Tease, 8pm, Kobe
Steakhouse, 3001
Old Ranch Pkwy,
562-596-9969
Karaoke & Open
Mic, 8:30pm, The
Starting Gate, 5052
Katella Ave., 562-598-8957
Los Alamitos
Summer
Thoroughbred
Katella Ave., 714-820-2800
SUNDAY, JULY 13
TUESDAY, JULY 15
DW3 & 94.7 The
Wave, brunch, Rusty
Johnson, 7 pm,
Spaghettini, 3005 Old Ranch
Pkwy, 562-296-2199
Painting & Vino,
6pm, Don the
Beachcomber, 16278
Karaoke, 2pm, Jason
Arimoto, 6pm,
Outerwave, 9pm,
Don the Beachcomber, 16278
Los Alamitos
Summer
Thoroughbred
Katella Ave., 714-820-2800
Kristi Jo, 6pm,
Tantalum, 6272 E.
Pacific Coast Hwy.,
562-431-1414
Concert on the
Green: Elm Street
Band, 6pm, Cypress
Civic Center, 5275 Orange
Ave., 714-229-6734
Karaoke, 3pm,
Reggae Sundays,
3pm, Don the
Coast Hwy., 562-592-1321
Concerts in the
Park: Hot August
Nights, 6:30pm,
Central Park Amphitheater,
7821 Walker St.
Rick Parma, 5pm,
Kobe Steakhouse,
3001 Old Ranch
Pkwy, 562-596-9969
Music & Movies
Event Series:
Random and
Monsters University, 6:30pm,
The Jack Roberts
Harvey Band, 6 p.m,
Schooner at Sunset,
Cochino Comedy
Show, 9pm, The
Starting Gate, 5052
Katella Ave., 562-598-8957
Karaoke, 9pm,
4360 Lincoln Ave.,
714-826-0570
WEDNESDAY, JULY 16
Summer Concert
Series: Greg Young
and the 2nd Street
Band, 6pm, Eisenhower Park,
562-799-0179
JULY 2014
6pm, Tantalum, 6272
E. Pacific Coast
Hwy., 562-431-1414
Siesta Soul Dance
Party, 8pm, The
Starting Gate, 5052
Katella Ave., 562-598-8957
THURSDAY, JULY 17
Summer Concert
Series: Woodie &
The Longboards,
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6pm, Westminster Civic
Center Sunken Gardens,
8200 Westminster Blvd.
The Stonecutters,
6:30pm, Tantalum,
Hwy., 562-431-1414
Summer Concert
Series: The Funky
Hippeez, 6:30pm,
Eastgate Park, 12001 St. Mark
St., 714-741-5280
Tice Griffin’s Karaoke Old Ranch Pkwy, 562-5969969
Review, 7:30pm,
Schooner at Sunset,
DW3, 8pm,
16821 Pacific Coast Hwy., 562Spaghettini, 3005
592-2121
Old Ranch Pkwy,
Cali Conscious,
7:30pm, Don the
Beachcomber, 16278
Derek Bordeaux,
7:30pm, Kobe
Steakhouse, 3001
Wienerschnitzel Wiener Nationals to run July 19
The 19th running of the Wienerschnitzel
Wiener Nationals will be on Saturday, July 19,
with proceeds to benefit the Seal Beach
Animal Care Center.
The first Wienerschnitzel Wiener National
race is set for 6:30 p.m. with the live horseracing program to be held in conjunction with
the dachshund races. The Wiener Nationals
Championship race will be held at
approximately 9:15 p.m.
Admission is $3 for adults; Children 17 and
under are free. General parking is
free. Los Alamitos Race Course is
located at 4961 Katella Avenue in
Los Alamitos. For more info call,
714-820-2690.
Tickets can be purchased on
the day of the event on a first
come first seat basis. We suggest fans arrive
early on the day of the event. For safety
reasons, only dachshunds participating in the
Wiener Nationals are allowed to come in to
the racetrack. No other dogs will be allowed.
This fun event raises funds for the Seal
Beach Animal Care Center, a non-profit group
dedicated to finding homes for stray animals
in the Orange County area. Since 1996, the
Wienerschnitzel Wiener Nationals has helped
raise $220,000 for the Care Center. Last year's
event raised $20,000 through the sale of
tickets and T-shirts. For more information on
the Care Center please call 562-430-4993.
The Wiener Nationals features all the
excitement of a Quarter Horse race, with a
total of 80 dachshunds showing their stuff in
front of a packed house at Los Alamitos.
A total of 10 trial heats will be contested at
50 yards with the winning wieners advancing
to the championship race. The participants
were selected based on the creativity of their
entries.
Fans will be able to pick up a
free Wienerschnitzel Wiener
Nationals program by all main
track entrances. This special
program will highlight all the
participants and will feature the
schedule of events and additional information
on the Seal Beach Animal Care Center.
You can meet the stars of the night — the
mighty wiener dogs — and their
trainers/owners on the grandstand area.
Remember — ask the wiener's owner
before petting!
All concession stands will be open,
featuring hamburgers, hot dogs, Mexican
food, popcorn, sodas, and beer etc.
562-296-2199
Salsa Thursdays,
9pm, The Starting
Gate, 5052 Katella
Ave., 562-598-8957
FRIDAY, JULY 18
Kimo, 6pm, Thee
Swank Bastards,
9pm, Don the
Coast Hwy., 562-592-1321
SATURDAY, JULY 19
The Great Pepper
Workshop, 10am,
Rancho Los
Alamitos, 6400 E. Bixby Hill
Rd., 562-431-3541
International Tiki
Marketplace, 10am,
Karaoke, 2pm, Jason
Arimoto, 6pm, Atomic Road
Kings, 9pm, Don the
Coast Hwy., 562-592-1321
Seal Beach Lions
Fish Fry, 11am-7pm,
Eisenhower Park,
www.sealbeachlions.org
Tyghtship, 8pm,
Kobe Steakhouse,
3001 Old Ranch
Pkwy, 562-596-9969
SUNDAY, JULY 20
DW3 & 94.7 The
Wave, brunch, Steve
Oliver, 7 pm,
Spaghettini, 3005 Old Ranch
Pkwy, 562-296-2199
Seal Beach Lions
Fish Fry, 11am-6pm,
Eisenhower Park,
www.sealbeachlions.org
Karaoke, 3pm,
Reggae Sundays,
3pm, Don the
Wienerschnitzel
Beachcomber,
16278 Pacific
Wiener
Nationals,
Coast
Hwy.,
562-592-1321
4:30pm, Los Alamitos
10:30pm, Tantalum,
Race Course, 4961 Katella
Boyz and the Beez,
Ave., 714-820-2800
562-431-1414
5pm, Kobe
Steakhouse, 3001
Concert
on
the
Movies in the Park:
Old
Ranch
Pkwy, 562-596Green:
The
Answer,
Cloudy with a
9969
6pm, Cypress Civic
Chance of Meatballs
Center, 5275 Orange Ave., 7142, 6:45pm, Rush Park, 3001
Brushstrokes and
229-6734
Blume Dr., 562-431-0525
Beverages, 5pm,
Aquarium of the
Concerts in the
Pretzel Logic, 8pm,
Pacific,
100
Aquarium Wy.,
Park:
Ghost
in
the
Spaghettini, 3005
310-961-8082
Machine, 6:30pm,
Old Ranch Pkwy,
Central Park Amphiteater,
562-296-2199
The Jack Roberts
7821 Walker St.
Harvey
Band, 6pm,
Blue Machine, 8pm,
Schooner
at Sunset,
Terry
Steele,
7pm,
Kobe Steakhouse,
16821
Pacific
Coast
Hwy., 5629:30pm,
Spaghettini,
3001 Old Ranch
592-2121
3005 Old Ranch
Pkwy, 562-596-9969
Pkwy, 562-296-2199
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the publisher. Photographs, artwork, advertising and graphics are the property of Orange County Breeze.
Orange County Breeze assumes no responsibility or liability for claims made by advertisers contained
herein. The opinions expressed do not necessarily reflect the views of Orange County Breeze or its
owners. Orange County Breeze is not responsible for typographical errors or omissions.
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Cerritos Center announces Fall season line-up
Legendary funnyman Jay Leno opens the
2014-2015 Season at Cerritos Center for the
Performing Arts with appearances on
Saturday, Sept. 27 and Sunday, Sept. 28.
The a capella Doo-Wop ensemble Street
Corner Renaissance opens the show.
With the award-winning comedian at its
helm, The Tonight Show With Jay Leno
dominated late-night television, garnering an
Emmy for “Outstanding Comedy, Variety or
Music Series.”
The upcoming 2014-2015 Season lineup
highlights stellar performers in music,
children’s entertainment, and Broadway.
Enjoy concerts by Grammy winners Sergio
Mendes and B.J. Thomas; Peter Cetera;
Country music icon Josh Turner; and Wilson
Phillips and Billy Ocean.
The season also offers ukulele guru Jake
Shimabukuro, the California Guitar Trio and
Montreal Guitar Trio, and Stayin’ Alive – One
Night of the Bee Gees.
Family-friendly fare features Popovich
Comedy Pet Theater, The Adventures of
Harold and the Purple Crayon, and
Rumplestiltskin.
CCPA favorites and returning acts include
Merry-Achi Christmas, Colors of Christmas,
and saxophonist Dave Koz.
The 2014-2015 Broadway series includes I
Love Lucy® Live on Stage, Camelot,
Mamma Mia!, and Buddy – The Buddy
Holly Story.
The Memory Lane series showcases The
New Christy Minstrels, Tribute to the
Hollywood Icons, Tribute to Glenn Miller &
the Band Leaders, and the Count Basie
Orchestra with special guest Carmen
Bradford.
Rob Kapilow’s What Makes It Great? series
features Schubert Unfinished Symphony,
The Songs of Jerome Kern, and Pictures at an
MONDAY, JULY 21
THURSDAY, JULY 24
Mic Dangerously,
2pm, Schooner at
Coast Hwy., 562-592-2121
Public Awareness
Safety Day, 11:30am1pm, Sigler Park,
7200 Plaza St., 714-895-2860
Karaoke & Open
Mic, 8:30pm, The
Starting Gate, 5052
Katella Ave., 562-598-8957
TUESDAY, JULY 22
Kristi Jo, 6pm,
Tantalum, 6272 E.
Pacific Coast Hwy.,
562-431-1414
Cochino Comedy
Show, 9pm, The
Starting Gate, 5052
Katella Ave., 562-598-8957
Karaoke, 9pm,
4360 Lincoln Ave.,
714-826-0570
WEDNESDAY, JULY 23
Exhibition by Mussorgsky.
Series subscribers enjoy great discounts.
The popular Choose Your Own Season
package offers a 10 percent discount and
gives patrons the flexibility to customize their
own season with five or more performances
of their choice if orders are placed by
Thursday, July 31.
Place ticket orders by mail, at
cerritoscenter.com, or by calling 562-4678818. Order forms may also be dropped off at
the Ticket Office during regular business
hours. Live in-person ticket sales begin on
Saturday, July 19.
Summer Concert
Series: Tini Grey,
6pm, Eisenhower
Park, 562-799-0179
6pm, Tantalum, 6272
E. Pacific Coast
Hwy., 562-431-1414
Vincent Ingala,
3005 Old Ranch
Pkwy, 562-296-2199
Siesta Soul Dance
Party, 8pm, The
Starting Gate, 5052
Katella Ave., 562-598-8957
Derek Bordeaux,
7:30pm, Kobe
Steakhouse, 3001
DW3, 8pm,
Cypress Chamber of
Spaghettini, 3005
Commerce Festival
Old Ranch Pkwy,
Mixer, 5pm, Cypress 562-296-2199
College, 9200 Valley View St.,
Salsa Thursdays,
www.cypressfestival.com
9pm, The Starting
Summer Concert
Gate, 5052 Katella
Series: Southland
Ave., 562-598-8957
Mega Groove, 6pm,
Westminster Civic Center
FRIDAY, JULY 25
Sunken Gardens, 8200
Westminster Blvd.
Kimo, 6pm, The Hula
Girls, 9pm, Don the
Summer Concert
Beachcomber, 16278
Series: Wanted,
Pacific Coast Hwy., 562-5926:30pm, Eastgate
1321
Park, 12001 St. Mark St., 714741-5280
Concerts in the
Park: The Emperors,
Summer Concerts:
6:30pm, Rush Park,
The Salty Suites,
3001 Blume Dr., 562-431-0525
6:30pm, El Dorado
Nature Center, 7550 E. Spring
St., 562-570-1745
10:30pm, Tantalum,
The Stonecutters,
6:30pm, Tantalum,
6272 E. Pacific Coast 562-431-1414
Hwy., 562-431-1414
Ariana Savalas,
8pm, Spaghettini,
3005 Old Ranch
Review, 7:30pm,
Schooner at Sunset, Pkwy, 562-296-2199
16821 Pacific Coast Hwy., 562Aeromyth, 8pm,
592-2121
Kobe Steakhouse,
3001 Old Ranch
Cali Conscious,
Pkwy, 562-596-9969
7:30pm, Don the
Beachcomber, 16278
Pacific Coast Hwy., 562-592SATURDAY, JULY 26
1321
Cypress Community
Festival, 9am-5pm,
Oak Knoll Park, 5700
JULY 2014
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The Jack Roberts
Harvey Band, 6pm,
Schooner at Sunset,
Orange Ave.,
www.cypressfestival.com
Karaoke, 2pm,
Robby Armstrong
Band, 9pm, Don the
Coast Hwy., 562-592-1321
Atlantic Crossing,
8pm, Kobe
Steakhouse, 3001
SUNDAY, JULY 27
DW3 & 94.7 The
Music & Movies
Wave, brunch,
Event Series: Woodie
Steven Wayne, 7
& The Longboards
pm, Spaghettini, 3005 Old
and Despicable Me 2,
Ranch Pkwy, 562-296-2199
6:30pm, JFTB Pool, Joint
Forces Training Base, 11206
Karaoke, 3pm,
Lexington Dr., 562-430-1073
Reggae Sundays,
3pm, Don the
Concerts in the
Park: The Petty
Coast Hwy., 562-592-1321
Breakers, 6:30pm,
Central Park Amphiteater,
Summer Concerts:
7821 Walker St.
Silverado Bluegrass
Band, 5:30pm,
Brian Hughes, 8pm,
Rancho Los Cerritos, 4600
Spaghettini, 3005
Virginia Rd.
Old Ranch Pkwy,
562-296-2199
Register now for 33rd Annual Cypress 5k/10k Run/Walk
Registration for the 33rd Annual Cypress
5K & 10K Run/Walk is underway! The Race
will be held Saturday, July 26, start time 7:30
a.m. at the Cypress Civic Center, 5275 Orange
Ave., prior to the Cypress Community Festival.
MONDAY, JULY 28
This All-American, small town certified race
Mic Dangerously,
course includes electronic timing. Prize
2pm, Schooner at
money will be awarded to the top three
Sunset, 16821 Pacific overall finishers in the 10K for both male and
Coast Hwy., 562-592-2121
female, as well as age division medals for
Tom Kubis Big Band, both the 5K & 10K races. Post Race Awards
will take place at the Race Finish Line.
8pm, Don the
Beachcomber, 16278
Over 2200 participants are expected to run
Pacific Coast Hwy., 562-592in this fast and flat certified course. An
1321
additional 400 are expected to take part in
the 5K Walk, taking place on the same course
Karaoke & Open
at
the same time as the Run. The walk is a
Mic, 8:30pm, The
recreational,
non-competitive, untimed event
Starting Gate, 5052
offered to encourage involvement of those
Katella Ave., 562-598-8957
who do not wish to run.
This race is a part of the newly created OC
TUESDAY, JULY 29
California Race Series! Challenge yourselves
Painting & Vino,
to participate and finish in consecutive order
6pm, Don the
in any combination of three 5k/10k/Triathlon
Beachcomber, 16278 out of four upcoming events, one in each of
Pacific Coast Hwy., 562-592the participating cities of Cypress, Los
1321
Alamitos and Seal Beach, and receive a oneof-a-kind coveted medal! Your award medal
Kristi Jo, 6pm,
can
be picked up at the final event you
Tantalum, 6272 E.
complete
in the series.
Pacific Coast Hwy.,
Don’t
miss
this chance to
562-431-1414
earn a truly unique medal to
Cochino Comedy
commemorate your
Show, 9pm, The
achievements! There is no
Starting Gate, 5052
additional cost or extra
Katella Ave., 562-598-8957
registration necessary for
participation in the series.
Karaoke, 9pm,
Jeanie’s Dirty Martini, Register for each event as
usual. Be sure to register early
4360 Lincoln Ave.,
using the same name and birth
714-826-0570
date for each race. To qualify,
you must receive an official
finish time for each event
(Cypress Walk does not qualify, as it is noncompetitive and untimed). Once a
registration has sold out, you will NOT be able
to register. If you miss even one event out of
three consecutive events from the three cities,
you will automatically be disqualified, and
must start the series over.
Registration for the Cypress 5K & 10K
Run/Walk is available through Active.com
and can be accessed through the City of
Cypress website at cypressrec.com. In
addition, registration forms can be
downloaded on the website or can be picked
up at the Cypress Community Center, 5700
Orange Ave. The cost for the 5K & 10K races
are $25 from now until July 11 and $35 from
July 12 through Race Day. The noncompetitive 5K Walk is only $20 from now
until race day. Race T-shirts are guaranteed
for all pre-registered participants and runner
goodie bags will be given to all.
This event would not be possible without
the help of amazing volunteers. If you are
interested in being part of our Volunteer Team
for this great event, visit cypressrec.com to
complete or download an interest form or call
Cypress Recreation & Community Services at
714-229-6780 to get involved!
The City of Cypress thanks our amazing
sponsors: Principal: Bandai Foundation &
Runner’s High, Gold: American
Rentals, Inc., Los Alamitos Race
Course, Manhattan Beachwear
Inc., Mitsubishi Motors,
Southland Credit Union,
Yamaha Motor Corp. USA &
Rudy Zuniga, Realtor; Silver:
Crystal Geyser, Healthcare
Partners / Jeffrey Roth D.O. &
Residence Inn Marriott Cypress/Los Alamitos. Bronze:
Dominic’s Ristorante Italiano &
Value Options.
JULY 2014
WEDNESDAY, JULY 30
Summer Concert
Series: L.A.vation,
6pm, Eisenhower
Park, 562-799-0179
6pm, Tantalum, 6272
E. Pacific Coast
Hwy., 562-431-1414
Gabriel Johnson,
3005 Old Ranch
Pkwy, 562-296-2199
Siesta Soul Dance
Party, 8pm, The
Starting Gate, 5052
Katella Ave., 562-5988957
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THURSDAY, JULY 31
Summer Concert
Series: The Beatless,
Cali
6pm, Westminster
Conscious,
Civic Center Sunken Gardens,
7:30pm, Don
8200 Westminster Blvd.
the Beachcomber, 16278
Pacific Coast Hwy., 562Summer Concert
592-1321
Series: Brad
Johnson & The
Derek Bordeaux,
Killing Time Band, 6:30pm,
7:30pm, Kobe
Eastgate Park, 12001 St. Mark
Steakhouse, 3001
St., 714-741-5280
The Stonecutters,
6:30pm, Tantalum,
DW3, 8pm,
Spaghettini, 3005
Hwy., 562-431-1414
Old Ranch Pkwy,
Tice Griffin’s Karaoke 562-296-2199
Review, 7:30pm,
Salsa Thursdays,
Schooner at Sunset,
9pm, The Starting
16821 Pacific Coast Hwy., 562Gate, 5052 Katella
592-2121
Ave., 562-598-8957
For those who have participated in a
participants to sign a
chili cook-off, either as a cook or participant,
Megan’s Law Form.
the flavor of the competition remains the
These documents are
same. It’s all about taste — and winning.
included in every application packet. A notary
will be available at the July 9 cooks meeting.
The Cypress Community Festival on July
26th at Oak Knoll Park in Cypress (5700
Two-time defending Tasters Choice
Orange Ave.) plays host to its 34th annual
champion Kelly Collins-Fredholm returns for a
event and that means chili and salsa lovers
three-peat performance, bringing her savory
will bring their taste buds to sample the 40+
concoction known as “Krazy Kelly’s Kaliente
entries from vendors, non-profit groups and
Salsa” with her. She also won the title in
individuals who are competing for ten
2006.
different awards.
“I wouldn’t miss this event for anything.
Applications for the chili event can be
It’s fun and the competition is great. I’m
downloaded from the Cypress Festival
going for a three-peat and then retire,” she
website at www.cypressfetivals.com.
says of the cook-off.
Applications must be received no later than
Taster’s Choice ballots go on sale at noon
July 9 by 7 p.m. at the mandatory cooks
on Festival Day. For additional information on
meeting.
the application and other aspects of the
The Chili Cook-Off
competition, call Brian
and Salsa Contest is
Sunley at 714-828produced by the
9551.
Center and the John Robert Powers Arts
Friends of Cypress
Academy. They entertain kids and parents
Proceeds from the
Recreation & Parks,
across the United States. For additional
Chili Cook-Off and
information on the Makutas, call 760-329-1763. Inc. Checks should
Salsa Contest benefit
be payable to the
the many projects
In additional to the Review, there will be
“Friends of Cypress
supported by the
family-friendly entertainment on the Corral
Recreation & Parks,
Friends of Cypress
Stage throughout Festival Day, including
Inc.”
Recreation and Parks,
Janet Karter’s Country Kickers, The Ronald
The Orange
including building
McDonald magic show, Strong Dance
County Health
baseball score booths,
Studio, Coloring Contest awards, Fun with
Department requires
dugouts and the
Reptiles and Fun with Puppies.
redesigning of city
Families visiting this year’s Cypress Festival that all contestants fill
out and turn in a
parks to meet the
also will be able to enjoy the Kiwanis
notarized
Craven
of a wide
needs
Pancake Breakfast from 7 to 11 a.m. There will
Kelly
Collins-Fredholm
(right)
creator
of
Krazy
Kelly’s
Exemption
along
with
of local
variety
be shopping, arts & crafts, a business expo,
Kaliente Salsa and her teammates Kristina Palazzolo residents.
their
entry
form.
chili cook-off, car show, face-painting clowns,
(left) and Kylie (center) will be competing with 40 other
In addition, the
The Roadhouse
a dancing cow from Chick-fil-A and Snoopy
contestants as they try for their third Tasters Choice
City of Cypress
will perform in
Band
from Knott’s Berry Farm. For more
award at theChili Cook-off and Salsa Contest on July
requires all
the chili area.
information, visit www.CypressFestival.com.
26th at Oak Knoll Park in Cypress.
Family fun ahead at Cypress Community Festival
The Reallyshooo Kids Music Review,
featuring interactive fun for the younger set,
returns to the Corral Stage at the July 26
Cypress Community Festival at Oak Knoll
Park.
The Review, headed by Billy and Ellen
Makuta of Shooo Fits Entertainment, invites
youngsters from the audience to participate
by playing tunes, singing and improvising on
stage. The Corral Stage is located in the Kids
Fun Zone at the Festival and is a favorite
destination for families that bring youngsters
who enjoy getting involved.
The Makutas are teachers in the “Tools for
Tomorrow” after-school arts program in the
Coachella Valley and won the award for
“visionary Teachers of the Year.” They have
taught an integrated arts program at the Boys
and Girls Club, the High Desert Living Arts
Whet your taste buds and sharpen your pencil —
preparation is bubbling for the Cypress Festival
Chili Cook-Off and Salsa Competition
JULY 2014
34th Annual
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Entertainment
Peter Brandon
C
FESTIVAL
SATURDAY JULY 26
OAK KNOLL PARK
5700 ORANGE AVENUE
9:00TOA.M.
5:00 P.M.
5K & 10K Run/Walk - 7:30 a.m.
Kiwanis Pancake Breakfast - 7:00 a.m.
Challenger Baseball Game - 9:00 a.m.
Baseball vs. Softball Game - 10:30 a.m.
•Chili & Salsa Cookoff
•Food & Game Booths
•Arts ‘n’ Crafts Booths
•Car Show
•Children's Rides
•Chamber Business Expo
•Continuous Entertainment
ADDITIONAL PARKING
Cypress High School, Cypress Civic Center, Oxford Academy
& The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints.
For more information visit www.cypressfestival.com
SPONSORS
Platinum: Go Country 105 FM, UnitedHealthcare
Gold: Aleshire & Wynder, LLP, Chick-fil-A - Shops at Rossmoor, Knott’s Berry Farm,
Orange County Breeze, Orange County Neighborhood Newspapers,
Republic Services, Inc.
Silver: Celebrations Party Rentals, Cypress Church, Swoop’s World,
Yamaha Motor Corporation, U.S.A., Warland Investments Co., 92.7 FM Air1 Radio
Bronze: Chuze Fitness, Forest Lawn Mortuary, Sky Network Communications,
Southland Credit Union
Patron: Bowman Real Estate, George and Lynn Pardon, Salon 25
Contributor: Bob and Jean Koehler, Costco - Cypress, Cypress School District,
Hansen Auto Body & Paint, McDonald’s - Cypress, Savanna School District
Friend: Tom and Stacy Berry
Country artist Peter Brandon attended Cypress College in 1993 and played for the
Charger Baseball team. In 1994 the Cypress Chargers won the State Championship, and Peter
earned a scholarship to the University of Nebraska to pitch for the Nebraska Huskers.
Peter majored in broadcast journalism and had access to sound studios and equipment. As
a hobby, he spent many late nights recording country songs. In 2000 he wrote a song titled
“Brand New Wings” for the memorial service of his best friend’s little sister. After the service,
many mourners asked for copies of his song. He says, “I really realized what a song can do to
people. I wrote that song in fifteen minutes and it changed the outlook on something so tragic
for so many people.”
Peter’s past Cypress Festival shows have been lively and fun. He has a unique persona that
enables him to connect with audience members. Peter says, “There is nothing like the thrill of
performing live and sharing my music with others. The fun we have on stage really shines
through to the audience, because it is sincere and genuine. We love what we do, and I think it
shows.”
Brandon credits his faith, as well as his family and friends for their love and support. “I am
truly having the time of my life,” Brandon says. “It’s been an incredible ride and I am thankful
for each day I have been able to live this dream. God has blessed me with a great family,
amazing friends, and I have been fortunate to have met some incredible people along this
journey. I couldn’t ask for anything more. I am one lucky guy!”
Altar Billies
With a unique blend of country, rockabilly and psychobilly, affectionately referred to as
“punktry,” the local Orange County group known as The Altar Billies will rock the main stage
during the 2014 Cypress Community Festival.
The group trio of Michael Strand (guitar, vocals), Johnny X (upright bass) and Chuck
Cummings (drums) has entertained crowds throughout Southern California for the past six
years and makes another return engagement to the Festival. The group also has performed at
the Orange County Fair, Orange Street Fair, Silverado Canyon Concert, the Coach House, The
Observatory and Stubrik’s Steakhouse in Fullerton.
CAG — Chris Anderson Group
The Chris Anderson Group, also known as CAG, has delighted audiences throughout
Southern California at venues such as Lucille’s BBQ, Stubrik’s in Fullerton, Taps in Brea and the
Cask and Cleaver in San Dimas with its Texas style blues, soul, rock and reggae tunes.
The CAG three-some of Chris Anderson, Mike Casper and Nicolas DeGaulejac have a
combined total of more than 60 years in the music industry. Anderson serves as the lead
singer and plays guitar. Casper plays base and provides backup vocals. DeGaulejac, new to
the trio, is a drummer with a Masters degree in music and studied at the Toulouse
Conservatory in France.
In 2012 CAG competed against bands from all over Southern California in the Anaheim
Ducks OC/LA Concert Series — and walked away with the Grand Prize.

July 2014 DARTS - Orange County Breeze

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