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Peter and Paul take the
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P
eter and Paul have per-
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the early 1980s as the

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Fun Train Minstrels and
in various combinations.
Paul Emery is a member
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events
REVIEW
A tradition worth keeping
‘Scrooge’ returns to
the stage for the 41st
year, playing now at
the Nevada Theatre
By Michael Gotlieb
Special to Prospector
F
orty-one years
strong, the peren-
nial holiday favorite
“Scrooge” is back at
the Nevada Theatre in fine
form under the able direc-
tion of Sue LeGate-Halford
for LeGacy Presents. The
show runs Thursday – Sun-
day through Dec. 24. This
original production of the
Dickens’ classic “A Christmas
Carol” has everything one
hopes for in this holiday the-
ater classic: Scrooge, ghosts
and the Cratchits.
Whether one has read
Dickens, or seen the movies,
most know the incredible
tale of Ebenezer Scrooge,
the curmudgeonly miser
who sacrificed a life of love
and happiness for the love of
money. A man so stingy he
begrudges his only employee
Bob Cratchit even a half day
off for Christmas, and pays
him below his worth. Scrooge
has no friends, and rejects
even offers of kindness from
his own family. After years
of bah-humbugging at the
Christmas holiday, the Spirit
of Christmas has had enough.
The Spirit sends three Ghosts
of Christmas Past, Present
and Future to show Scrooge
the folly of his ways, and the
path to redemption
Performed in two well-ex-
ecuted acts (with one fifteen
minute intermission) the
large cast of 18 performers
tell this story with energy
Forty-one years strong, the perennial holiday favorite “Scrooge” is back at the Nevada Theatre.
and heart. With so many
standout performances not
all can be mentioned in the
space for this review. Candice
Searles soars as the Ghost of
Christmas Past; a sassy rath-
er than scary foil. She shows
Scrooge’s missed opportunity
as a young man for a happy
life with his beloved Belle,
wonderfully acted and sung
by Alexis Phillips. Next is the
impressive Ian Swift as the
Ghost of Christmas Present
who ushers in the humble,
loving Cratchit family, per-
fectly performed by Darrell
Hovander, Candace Searles,
Carlyn Forrest, Hope Searles
and Robert Peters. And this
Cratchit family would not
be complete without the
young Tiny Tim, infectiously
played by Lhariya Illumine.
Finally, the Ghost of Christ-
mas Future, a huge, hulking,
silent Grim Reaper is adeptly
manipulated by Sawyer
Maddux. Scrooge witnesses
how in death he is loathed
by the living. His belongings
are looted and his corpse
mistreated – all in good fun,
of course – and he sees the
light: a little kindness goes a
long way. And he has to make
up for a lot of lost time. The
cast is a wonderful ensemble,
and the ensemble scenes are
some of the best in the show.
Rodger Hoopman, who not
only wrote the book (script
and lyrics) for the show, but
also performs the title role
of Ebenezer Scrooge, and
has for 41 years, delivers a
confident, sure performance.
To his credit, from first mo-
ments, the audience doesn’t
think of the actor behind
the mask. We’re watching
Scrooge. He is a mean old
man who has lost touch with
humanity, especially his own.
He is short-tempered, and
selfish. He appears cruel,
and heartless. But in the end,
he is simply lonely and too
BRI MCKI PHOTOGRAPHY
proud to say, “I’m sorry.” The
power of Scrooge’s transition
from bah-humbug to Merry
Christmas which lights the
stage with jigs and laughs is
convincing, and contagious.
Sue LeGate-Halford
adeptly directs this show for
the fourth year. The staging
is elegant and effortless. The
action moves forward crisply.
The script is well adapted,
and true to Dickens’s story.
The songs with Mr. Hoop-
man’s lyrics, and timeless
melodies by Rob Knable
feel like you’ve heard them
before in their immediacy
and accessibility. Angela
Williams choreography is an
added plus with very effective
ensemble work. The colorful,
grand and functional set
design by Mister Hoopman
is expertly built out by Alvis
LeGate, Mark Shady and Ian
Swift. All technical elements
of this show (lighting, sound,
costumes, props) are top
Prospector | Thursday, December 19, 2019 | 5
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The cast is a mix new ac- by all the color, sound and
tors and veterans, anchored pageantry of good theater.
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A night of giving

PHOTOS BY JOHN TABER

For the fourteenth year, Hospital House will hold a fundraiser to help combat homelessness in Nevada County. This year’s “Night of Giving” is happening Saturday night at the Miners
Foundry in downtown Nevada City. More than 32 acts will perform, with the entertainment beginning when the doors open at 5 p.m. and continuing on two stages until 10 p.m.

Hospital House’s annual fundraiser for homeless shelter

returns to the Miners Foundry Saturday evening
I “
t has been 14 years since a Utah Phillips and his wife, Jo- And that’s what this is bucks.” The first event raised
small group of community anna (Robinson) were trying about — helping people nearly $11,000 and Graham has

members decided to raise
money to build a shelter for
the local homeless. Organizer
Mikail Graham said it is amazing
to see what has come from the
humble beginnings of the annual
benefit, now well known to locals
as “A Night of Giving.”
Graham said (the now late)
to get a homeless shelter off
the ground and he, along with
others, thought they could lend
them a hand raising funds for
what would become Hospitality
House. “Maggie McKaig of Beau-
coup Chapeaux said, ‘We should
probably do a little benefit or
something.’ I was co-managing
”
never looked back. He contin-
get back into homes. ued, “It hit me that there is a
— Ashley Quadros resonance in the community for
House of Hospitality Development Director it. Unfortunately, it’s fourteen
years later and we are still hav-
Coopers at the time, and we ing to do this every year in order
HOLLIE
thought, well let’s just do this. to keep the doors open. We are
It will be fun to get a few people
GRIMALDI FLORES
together and raise a few hundred GIVING, A7 Special to Prospector
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the cover
GIVING
KNOW From page A6

still having to do this in order

& GO to spread the word that this

Who: Hospitality House
What: 14th Annual Night of Giving
Where: Miners Foundry, 325 Spring
Street Nevada City
When: Saturday, Dec. 21 from 5 to 10
p.m.
Tickets: Suggested donation $25 (same
day donations will be tripled by angel
donors). Tickets available at Tickets
are available at Bread & Roses Thrift
and More, BriarPatch Community Co-
Op, hhshelter.org, and at the door.
(homelessness) is not some-
thing that is unique to Nevada
County.”
The Night of Giving,
however, is unique. For one
night, dozens of musicians
donate their time and talent
and hundreds of volunteers
join in to help in a variety of
ways – from taking tickets to
garnering items for auction.
Graham said, “I would love to
spread this around to other
parts of the country, it’s been a
dream of mine for years. May-
be next year we’ll be able to
do that more. There has been
talk about doing some simul-
cast and things like that, just
For one night, dozens of musicians donate their time and talent and hundreds of volun-
GIVING, A8 teers join in to help in a variety of ways.

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GIVING
From page A7
to show others — here is
what you can do — because
it is such a powerful event.
It really resonates. For me,
it’s a hometown Christmas
party.”
“
The Night of COVER PHOTO
Giving is about All photos, including the
cover, by John Taber.
humanity. It’s a night
where everybody top of being a wonderful
just comes together holiday party that showcas-
es fantastic musical talent
to enjoy each other’s with amazing auction
company and enjoy items, raffle prizes, and

Graham said, “It’s an
excuse to get together with
friends and family – some
who have not seen each
other all year. I run into
lots and lots of people
who come just for that
sensibility of the social
atmosphere.”
More than 32 acts will
perform, with the enter-
tainment beginning when
the doors open at 5 p.m.
and continuing on two
stages until 10 p.m. “We
have a half dozen choirs.
We have Petty Luv closing
Join us for the 136th Annual
”
some great music.
— Mikail Graham
A Night of Giving organizer
out the evening and for the
first time an outsider will
perform. Rita Hoskins has
become part of the com-
munity and had asked to
perform in the past.” Many
local favorites will take the
stage as well.
The suggested donation
is $25 — though no one
will be turned away for a
lack of funds. The event
The suggested donation is $25 — though no one will be turned away for a lack of funds.
The event also has three matching “angel donors” who will triple any same-day donation.
also has three matching
“angel donors” who will
triple any same-day dona-
tion. Graham said, “Some
people I know will save up
money and come in with
five hundred or a thousand
dollars – suddenly there
is three thousand dollars.
is a big neon sign saying
‘Come to Grass Valley, we’ll
take care of you here — free
room and board!’ That is
not it at all.”
In reality, more than half
of the people who go to
scrumptious food, dona-
tions from this one night
alone help us throughout
the year to provide emer-
gency shelter, care and
services. This event directly
helps people get out of the
cold and into our shelter;
it gives them nourishment,
clothing, personalized
case management and job
training to return to stabili-
ty and housing. And that’s
what this is about — help-
ing people get back into
homes.”
Graham is also a mem-
ber of the board of direc-
tors of Hospitality House.
He said there are stories
with silver linings hap-
pening, as he sees more

Donation Day
People do that, almost re- Hospitality House are local and more opportunities
ligiously, saying they want people. Graham added, “A popping up for afford-
to give to the cause and lot of them are locals who able housing. Hospitality

Parade
save up all year. It really is
amazing, what it does. It
sparks a sense of commu-
nity. It helps a great cause
in Downtown Grass Valley and it feels good, too.”
Dinner will also be
served beginning at 5
Friday, December 20 • 10 a.m. o’clock. Prepared by home-
less students and graduates
of the Hospitality House
Beginning at Grass Valley Charter School, Serves culinary job-readi-
students will march to Mill Street ness training program led
down West Main to South Auburn. by award-winning Chef
Chris Fagan, a buffet meal
We will accept canned goods and monetary is available for an added
donations on the parade route. Retired Grass Valley $10 until 8 p.m.
firemen will be helping with donations. Throughout the evening
there will be speakers shar-
ing their firsthand expe-
Grass Valley Ladies Relief Society riences of homelessness
P.O. Box 1132, Cedar Ridge, CA 95924 with the crowd. Graham
said it is also important to
Sponsored by: dispel the myth that the
community encourages the
homeless to come here. “A
lot of people feel that there
grew up here who just had
a turn of luck where it is
very hard to get by.”
A no host bar, and silent
auction will raise addition-
al funds. Graham esti-
mated to date, A Night of
Giving has raised some-
where around $350-$500
thousand dollars — all of
it used to keep the doors of
Hospitality House open.
House of Hospitality De-
velopment Director Ashley
Quadros said, “This event
is one of the most import-
ant nights of the year for
our shelter. Everyone who
comes to Night of Giving
comes because they care
about the people in our
community—our neigh-
bors. Together, we’re help-
ing people struggling with
homelessness return to
stability and housing. On
House is working with the
county and partnering with
other organizations to help
the homeless as well. “This
event helps keep the doors
open. The Night of Giving
is about humanity. It’s a
night where everybody just
comes together to enjoy
each other’s company and
enjoy some great music.”
Graham said while he
does not have the answer to
homelessness, he does have
a lot of hope. “The best way
I could say it would be in
the words Utah said to me
many, many years ago. ‘If
we all stick together, we
will get what we need.’”
Hollie Grimaldi Flores is
a Nevada County resident
and freelance writer for
hire. She can be reached at
holliesallwrite@gmail.com.

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usic in the
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season in the Amaral Center
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Music in the Mountains
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season. The professional
orchestra and 80-mem-
ber chorus, along with the
premier of the Music in the
Mountains Youth Chorus
will perform such beloved
songs as,” “First Noel,” “Hark
the Herald,” “Carol of the
Bells,” and “O Holy Night”.
“Holiday music invokes
the nostalgia of the past and
a kindness for the future. It
has a way of bringing people
together,” notes MIM Execu-
tive Director Jenny Darling-
ton-Person. “Our holiday
concert, with festive favorites
and beautiful classics, will
spark joy and inspire mer-
riment for both young and
old.”
Music in the Mountains
brings professional musi-
cians to Nevada County for
a unique musical experi-
ence. This year’s concert is
produced by Music in the
Mountains in conjunction
with Maestro Ryan Murray,
who was recently chosen to
be MIM’s Artistic Director
after his long tenure as Res-
ident Conductor and Choral
Prospector | Thursday, December 19, 2019 | 9
community to enjoy KNOW & GO
the magic of Christ- Who: Music in the Mountains
mas and the holiday What: Holiday Concert
season at one of their When: Two performances, Friday Dec. 20 at 7:30 p.m. and Saturday,
upcoming concerts. Dec. 21 at 2 p.m.
For more infor- Where: The Amaral Center at the Nevada County Fairgrounds, 11228
mation about the McCourtney Road, Grass Valley
holiday concerts or How: Ticket prices range from $19-$63, with children 17 and under
for future offerings, free. Tickets are available at www.musicinthemountains.org by calling
please visit www. 530-265-6124 or by going to the box office Monday-Friday noon to 4 p.m.
musicinthemoun- located in the old post office building at 131 S. Auburn Street, Grass Valley
tains.org. More info: www.musicinthemountains.org
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Christmas
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events
Dance the night away Nevada City Foundry Dance
party returns tonight
Submitted to Prospector KNOW & GO

T
WHAT: Miners Foundry’s
hursday, Dec. Foundry Dance Party
19, the Miners WHEN: Thursday, Dec. 19,
Foundry contin- 7-10 p.m.
ues with their WHERE: Miners Foundry
new monthly “Foundry Cultural Center, 325 Spring
Dance Party,” with DJ duo Street, Nevada City
Headphones & Horses TICKETS: $5/General
spinning old and new Admission, All-Ages
school hip hop, to disco, INFO: www.minersfound-
funk, 80s, and all that’s in ry.org
between on the best dance No Host Bar plus Food
floor in Nevada City. available for purchase
“Last year we hosted a
dance party for our mem- they could go to,” explains
bers and the response was Gretchen Bond, Miners
overwhelmingly positive Foundry Executive Di-
– people wanted this to rector. “It’s fun, we turn
be something regular that up the music, turn on the

PLEASE HELP...
GIVING WARMS YOUR HEART

No one should be cold!

PHOTO PROVIDED B Y THE MINERS FOUNDRY
Dubbed the “Internationally Unknown DJ Super Group” Headphones and Horses features The Silver Boombox Thief
and Mary Poppin. The husband and wife duo of Matt and Shannon have been DJ-ing since the 90s.

disco ball and lights, and
before you know it, you
are in a club with every-
one around you dancing
to music you all know and
Please help us with our 10th Annual love.”
it brings the people to the
dance floor.
“Our styles are different
because Matt has about
1,000 years on me when it
comes to DJ miles. He is
lead and have to trust
where it goes. We’re a good
match on the turntables
and in life,” says Matt.
“At first, it was a little
challenging, but within a
Foundry.
“The Miners Foundry is
dope. The Osborn/Woods
hall is a big space, so the
goal is to keep it full of
party people,” says Matt.

Winter Coat &

Dubbed the “Interna- great at scratching and he few gigs, I think we found Shannon adds, “It’s pretty
tionally Unknown DJ really throws his person- harmony. I love having amazing to look at a sea of
GIVING WARMS YOUR HEART

Children’s Clothing Drive

Super Group” Headphones
and Horses features The
(coats for adults & children in our community) Silver Boombox Thief
Please drop off new or gently-used and Mary Poppin. The
coats and children’s clothing at: husband and wife duo of
Matt and Shannon have
ality into his DJ-ing. As
for me, since I can’t devote
as much time as I wish
I could, scratching will
perpetually be a work in
progress,” says Shannon.
him by my side, we sort of
feed off each other. If he
goes 70s funk, I’ll throw
a 70s funk song on. We
create a musical journey
together for the people,”
dancing people on that big
dance floor. And the light-
ing and sound engineers
are the perfect comple-
ment to the whole experi-
ence. I love that we’ve had

Arch’s Automotive
1355 E. Main St., Grass Valley, CA • (530) 273-4540
been DJ-ing since the
90s. Their love of hip-hop
anthems has made a name
archsautomotive.com for themselves through-
All donations benefit Hospitality House, Boothe Family Center,
out Northern California as
Living Well Thrift & Nevada Union High School party makers, but the duo
COAT DRIVE ENDS DEC. 31, 2019 say it doesn’t matter what
We Thank You for Your Support! the song is, just as long as
Sharing the turntables
with another DJ, let alone
your significant other, may
be difficult for some, but
Matt and Shannon say it
only makes the experience
for everyone better.
“You follow each other’s
adds Shannon.
Earlier this year, the
dazzling DJ duo stole
the stage at Fright Night
- Nevada City’s Hallow-
een celebration - and are
excited to return for a
second chance to rock the
the chance to perform for
the local community at
such a great venue. We are
truly thankful and stoked!”
Upcoming Foundry
Dance Party dates include
Jan. 30, Feb. 20, March
12, April 16 and May 21.
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events Then you will love...

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an afternoon of chocolate, wine & jazz

Golden Era SUNDAY, JANUARY 26, 2020 • 1-4:30 P.M.

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Taste delectable chocolate creations from chocolatiers
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ON THE AIR

PHOTO BY DOUG AUSTIN

KVMR 89.5 FM volunteers, broadcasters and staff gather each year for a massive photo during the station’s Volunteer Appreciation Party at the Miner’s Foundry.

From Hall Of Fame to ‘Unsung Heroes,’

KVMR-FM honors its volunteers
By Steve Baker weekly half-day front desk ■ Kim Bryant took on Meanwhile, Board of award for his work at the KVMR’s Program Awards
Special to Prospector receptionists. a large amount of stu- Directors Awards went to station. were also given out at Tues-

F
rom five new
members of the
KVMR Volunteer
Hall of Fame to
four “unsung heros,” it was
quite the awards shindig at
KVMR 89.5 FM’s Volunteer
Appreciation Party this past
Tuesday night, Dec. 17.
An estimated 300 people
filled the Miner’s Found-
ry Stone Hall in Nevada
City for the nonprofit radio
station’s annual holiday
celebration. Volunteer
award-winners are chosen
by KVMR’s professional
staff.
Joining the Hall of Fame
are Aileen Hurst, Kyra
Bjornsson, Lisa Mitchell,
Laura Sklar-Oats and Linda
Wallace.
Sklar-Oats has been a
longtime volunteer in the
station’s Music Depart-
ment and Library, while
the other four are currently
“But all of them go above
and beyond in other ways,
like doing extra tasks, staff-
ing events, membership
drives and other activi-
ties,” says longtime KVMR
Volunteer Coordinator Edy
Cassell.
GETTING UNSUNG
Unsung Hero awards
went to four of “the folks
busily doing things behind
the scenes and not getting
recognition,” notes Cassell:
■ Eric Flaherty was
praised thusly, “If you need
something, you think of Eric
and he just appears,” says
one staffer. “He worked his
butt off at Woodstock (Re-
visited) as a bartender,” says
another.
■ David Rhodes did a
myriad of unnoticed work,
including frequently refill-
ing gasoline at the tempo-
rary generator on Banner
Mountain during blackouts.
dio monitoring of remote
broadcasts.
■ Joyce Miller “does a lot
of committees, policy-mak-
ing help. I’m always stoked
when she’s on a project,”
says a staffer.
MEMBERSHIP AWARDS
■ The KVMR Ticketmas-
ter Award went to Beth Ann
Roesler “for making our
Ticketpalooza promotions
happen,” says Membership
Coordinator Adriana Kelly.
■ The Data Base Explo-
ration “for going where no
man or woman has wanted
to go before” Award went to
Marty MacPhail for her data
base work and for “really
making our member all-re-
quest day happen,” accord-
ing to Kelly
■ Broadcasters Jerianne
Van Dijk and Todd Wahoske
won for their design work
on the 2020 KVMR Pet
Calendar.
outgoing board members
John Hensley, Del Wilcox
and Phil Ritti for their “ex-
emplary service and many
contributions” during their
tenure. Also receiving hon-
ors was Therese Tesene who
has been the board scribe
and minutes-taker for 10
years now.
OTHER HONORS
The Knight Of The Royal
Order Award for the Celtic
Festival went to Sacramento
Dave for being “the go-to
right hand man” to festival
producer John Taber, ac-
cording to Cassell.
“Generator Fest 2019”
honors for special help
during the utility-mandated
power outages went to Paul
Barbieri, Jeffrey Philpott,
Hap Hazard and Paule
Castro.
Intern Ezra Echols
received his second Engi-
neering Department special
Christopher Redlocks
was honored with the Re-
mote DJ Award “For Being
Totally Out There” in his
live DJing shows at several
KVMR outreach or member
round-ups.
WANTED: DEAD ALIVE
Art Porebski, the coordi-
nator and one of the hosts of
the weekly “Dead Air” pro-
gram (Saturdays 8-10 p.m.,
89.5 FM, kvmr.org stream-
ing) received the Dead End
Award “for keeping the
Dead alive” through his 464
(and counting) hours of
archiving late Dead Air icon
Richard Dunk’s notorious
collection of Grateful Dead
concerts.
Dunk’s entire Dead li-
brary now is in the KVMR
digital music library and
can be accessed by station
broadcasters.
What a long, strange trip
that’ll be.
day’s extravaganza and will
be featured in next week’s
On The Air.
On The Air is a weekly
irreverent look at Nevada
City’s volunteer-driven,
eclectic community radio
station at 89.5 FM and
streaming at kvmr.org.
Complete KVMR schedule
available at the station’s
website, http://www.kvmr.
org. The station now features
a second stream with
indie pop and millenial
tastes at kvmrx.org and a
second local signal at 105.7
FM with National Public
Radio’s Morning Edition
and Pacifica’s Democracy
Now weekday mornings
5 a.m. to 10 a.m. KVMR’s
colorful 2020 Pet Calendar,
featuring over 150 area pets,
is available free to those
making a $50 or more end
of year donation to the non-
profit station at kvmr.org

calendar
Thursday
Leeann Brook Fine
Art: Artisans Bounty
Holiday Show
Noon., LeeAnn Brook
Fine Art, 231 Broad St.,
Nevada City. An annual
show of handcrafted art
for the holidays featur-
ing the work of over 30
different artists. Featured
items: hand woven wall
hangings by Sue Weil;
small works paintings by
Mark Wilcox and LeeAnn
Brook; ceramics by Bob
Davis including custom
made Nevada City mugs;
Yuba River watercolors by
Della Heywood; wood-
turned evergreen trees by
John Williamson; seasonal
greeting cards; new silk
scarves by LeeAnn Brook.
Show runs through De-
cember, extended hours
during Victorian Christ-
mas. www.leeannbrookfin-
eart.com.
Dave McLellan’s Nevada
County Scenes
Noon, Nevada City Pic-
ture framing, 571 Searls
Ave. Suite B, Nevada City.
Local photographer Dave
McLellan has a gallery
show currently hanging
at Nevada City Picture
Framing in Nevada City.
Stop by and have a look at
his Nevada County scenes,
including art from his
project photographing the
colorful and historic build-
ings of Grass Valley and
Nevada City. Dave’s show
will be there until Jan. 6,
2020. Frame shop hours
are Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday from noon
until 5, and Saturdays
noon until 5.
Chet Salvatorelli,
92 years young!
4:30 p.m., Wild Eye
Pub, 535 Mill St, Grass
Valley. Chet plays lounge
classics and requests on
accordion and keyboard.
Drinking With Clowns
Winter Solstice Soiree
Drinking With Clowns present a blend of Latin sound and funky rhythms at Crazy Horse
Saloon & Grill Saturday from 9:30 p.m. to 1 a.m. With a $10 cover.
Stop by, enjoy a serenade,
sing along and reminisce.
Al and Jay
5:30 p.m., Makers
Mountain Eatery Tap
House and Wine Bar,
24601 Forest Hill Rd.,
Forest Hill. Alan Feeny
piano and Jason Wilkins
upright bass playing jazz
standards.
Jason Wilkins Duo
6 p.m., Kane’s Restau-
rant, 120 E. Main, Grass
Valley. Jason Wilkins
jazz duo Performs all the
standards.
Al and Jay - jazz duo
6 p.m., Kane’s Restau-
rant, 120 E. Main, Grass
Valley. Alan Feeny piano
and Jason Wilkins up-
right bass playing jazz
standards.
Paul Emery, Peter Wilson
and Eli Rush play
6 p.m., Wild Eye Pub,
535 Mill St, Grass Val-
ley. Peter, Paul and Eli
trade songs and tell tales.
Always a full house for
these characters, so make
reservations.
Friday
Leeann Brook Fine
Art: Artisans Bounty
Holiday Show
Noon, LeeAnn Brook Fine
Art, 231 Broad St., Nevada
City. See Thursday’s listing.
Paul Honatke
December Artist
Noon, Nevada City
Winery, 321 Spring Street,
Nevada City. Paul Honatke
December Artist at Nevada
City Winery. ‘Electra Plus’
an exhibit of otherwordly
and dreamlike paintings.
Open daily. Nevada City
Winery, 321 Spring Street.
Irish Christmas in America
1 p.m., The Amaral Cen-
ter, Nevada County Fair-
grounds - 11228 McCourt-
ney Rd, Grass Valley. In
its 14th season, the Irish
Christmas in America show
features top Irish music,
song, and dance in an en-
gaging performance rich in
history, humor, and bound-
less energy.
Christmas Paint Your Pet
5:30 p.m., Ben Frank-
lin, 598 Sutton Way, Grass
Prospector | Thursday, December 19, 2019 | 15
Valley. Join me at Ben Nevada Union High School.
Franklin for a fun and easy Friday Dec. 20 at 6 p.m.;
Christmas Paint Your Pet Saturday Dec. 21 at 2 p.m.
painting for the holidays!. and 6 p.m.; Sunday Dec.
Class is $35 with all sup- 22 at 2 p.m. Tickets may be
plies included. Please call purchased on line at http://
Ben Franklin at 530-273- www.grassvalleynutcracker.
1348 and ask for classes to com/
reserve your spot. Snacks Cornish Christmas
and drinks will be provid- 6 p.m., Downtown Grass
ed. Please email a clear and Valley, 134 Mill Street, Grass
close up photo of your fur Valley. Recapture the spirit
baby to jamieshust@yahoo. of Christmas past amid the
com two days prior to the charming surroundings of
class. Please call Ben Frank- historic downtown Grass
lin to reserve your spot be- Valley during the annual
fore sending your picture. Cornish Christmas Celebra-
Nevada County Nutcracker tion. Started in 1967 as a
6 p.m., Nevada Union way to preserve Grass Val-
High School Don Baggett ley’s Cornish heritage and
Theater, 11761 Ridge Road, holiday traditions, Cornish
Grass Valley. Come see this Christmas remains one of
magical ballet come to life our most popular events.
with over 100 local dancers Mill and West Main streets
and community members at are closed to motorized
the Don Baggett Theatre at traffic and filled with the
Christmas Jug Band Words & Music
Tongue-in-cheek holiday hijinks DON HENRY, LAURIE LEWIS,
CLAUDIA RUSSELL & NINA GERBER
FRI, DEC 20 @ 8:00 PM FRI, JAN 10 @ 8:00 PM
Tom Rigney and Flambeau Keith Greeninger, Dayan Kai & Band
SAT, JAN 18 @ 7:30 PM SAT, FEB. 1 @ 7:30 PM
Auburn State Theatre
985 Lincoln Way, Auburn
LiveFromAuburn.com
530-885-0156
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calendar
sights and sounds of an
old fashioned Christmas;
carolers, jugglers, musi-
cians, magicians, the Grass
Valley Cornish Carol Choir,
Tommyknocker Cloggers
and of course, Santa Claus.
Handmade arts and craft
from artists throughout
California are displayed
on our historic downtown
Grass Valley streets. Deli-
cious food and drink can be
purchased from a number of
Grass Valley restaurants and
specialty food vendors.
Main Street Revival
Rides Again!
6:30 p.m., Wild Eye Pub,
535 Mill St, Grass Valley.
Main Street Revival (the
Wednesday Night house
band at the Holbrooke Ho-
tel) is doing a reunion gig.
The core rhythm section
consists of: Ian Garfinkel,
Tom Agar, Eric Menig and
Raymond Kinman Friday,
Dec. 20, 6:30 p.m. to 9:30
p.m., at the Wild Eye Pub
right here in Grass Valley.
We played ever Wednes-
day night for 8 years (plus
a bunch of weekend gigs)
at the historic Holbrooke
Hotel in Grass Valley. May-
be 500 to 600 gigs at that
place! We haven’t played to-
gether for a couple of years
and were all super excited
to have the chance to do
this gig. Come for dinner
and cocktails, and a night of
really good blues/rock/soul
music.
MIM Home for the
Holidays Concert
7:30 p.m., Nevada
County Fairgrounds, 11228
McCourtney Road, Grass
Valley. Grab your loved ones
this holiday season and
join the MIM chorus and
orchestra for a collection of
holiday classics and hits that
feel like a cup of hot cocoa
by the fire.
Concert - Home for
the Holidays
7:30 p.m., The Amaral
Center at Nevada Coun-
ty Fairgrounds, 11228
McCourtney Rd, Grass
Valley. Songs of the Season
presented by Music in the
Mountains.
Winter Solctice Kirtan
Ecstatic Dance
7:30 p.m., Inner Path,
200 Commercial Street,
Nevada City. Kirtan opens
the heart and clears our
energy field. Dance rejuve-
nates us in Body, Mind and
Soul. Kirtan Dance is a way
to uplift our consciousness
and our Spirits. It’s a way
to connect with others in
a non-verbal way, energiz-
ing our body. By dancing
to uplifting kirtan music
that is mindfully chosen to
uplift kundalini energy in
the spine, brings all levels
of consciousness together
in a fun and inspiring way.
For this dance, we will begin
with a sacred cacao ceremo-
ny and open my celebrating
the solstice, at this dark
time of the year, as we tran-
sition to the winter months.
Jug band Christmas
8 p.m., Auburn State
Theatre, 985 Lincoln Way,
Auburn. It’s almost that
time of year again, and the
Christmas Jug Band threat-
ens to darken the door of
several Northern Califor-
nia music establishments.
This irreverent crewe is
a seasonal assemblage of
Commander Cody alumni
and others from various no-
table Bay Area aggregations.
What started from a Wild
Turkey-inspired momentary
lapse of sanity is now, four
albums and 35+ years of
fruitcakes later, an uncon-
ventional holiday tradition
of highly skewed merri-
ment. One never knows
exactly what form this
acoustic folk-skiffle-swing
jug band will take from
one season to the next, but
those who attend will get a
full dose of tongue-in-cheek
Tim High & The Mighty
Made up of long time veterans of the Tahoe music scene, Tim High & The Mighty bring
their feel-good rock ‘n roll to the Crazy Horse Saloon & Grill on Friday from 9:30 p.m. to
1:30 a.m. There is an $8 cover.
holiday highjinks.’ Likely
suspects: Austin de Lone
(Elvis Costello, Fabulous
Thunderbirds), Paul Rogers
(Those Darn Accordions),
Tim Eschliman (Etta James,
Jesse Colin Young, Rhythm-
town-Jive), Kan ‘Snakebite’
Jacobs (Kinky Friedman,
New Orleans Nightcrawl-
ers), Gregory Leroy Dewey
(Country Joe & The Fish,
Mad River), and Blake
Richardson (Bobby Hebb).
Holly Jolly
8:15 p.m., Off Broadstreet
Cabaret Dessert Theatre,
305 Commercial Street,
Nevada City. Holly Jolly will
play at 8:15 p.m. Fridays and
Saturdays through Dec. 21,
admission $29. Since many
performances will sell out
early, Off Broadstreet will
post dates with available
seating on its website: The
Jolly Family hosts the 50th
annual Christmas party at
their vacation lodge. There
are some surprises and chal-
lenges when an estranged
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11 a.m., LeeAnn Brook
Fine Art, 231 Broad St.,
Nevada City. See Thursday’s
listing.
Paul Honatke
December Artist
Noon, Nevada City
Winery, 321 Spring Street,
Nevada City. See Thursday’s
listing.
Dave McLellan’s Nevada
County Scenes
Noon, Nevada City Pic-
ture framing, 571 Searls
Ave. Suite B, Nevada City.
See Thursday’s listing.
Nutcracker Dance & Dream
12:30 p.m., Nevada Union
High School Don Baggett
Theater, 11761 Ridge Road,
Grass Valley. Your ticket in-
cludes: VIP parking, inter-
acting with the Nutcracker
characters including Dream
Clara and the Sugarplum
and an opportunity to go on
stage, tour the magic back-
stage and learn part of the
Sugarplum’s magical dance.
uncle shows up with his Saturday Don’t forget your goody bag
much younger girlfriend. Leeann Brook Fine that you will receive before
But Family wins out in the Art: Artisans Bounty the show starts. Dance and
end. Traditions include a Holiday Show Dream starts at 12:30 p.m.,
karaoke contest and a game
of Family Feud, along with
a special crazy ‘Jolly Family
Dance.’ Hilarious antics
along with a heartwarming
story of Family, mixed with
memorable holiday and
non-holiday music (much
of which is performed to
live instrumental accom-
paniment) make this a
perfect evening. Though
not specifically geared
toward children, Holly
Jolly is great fun for most
family members. Pre-show
entertainment is provided
by Chris Crockett beginning
one hour before show time
for all performances. For
further information or for
show reservations, please
call Off Broadstreet at 530-
265-8686 or visit the Off
Broadstreet website at www.
offbroadstreet.com.
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Karaoke Every Saturday Night
9 p.m., Gary’s Place Saloon, 158 Mill
Street, Grass Valley. Karaoke every
Monday night at Gary’s Place Saloon.
Come out and get your Sing On! 21
and older only as we are a drinking
establishment.
Sunday
Leeann Brook Fine Art: Artisans
Bounty Holiday Show
Noon, LeeAnn Brook Fine Art, 231
Broad St., Nevada City. See Thursday’s
listing.
Nutcracker Dance & Dream
12:30 p.m., Nevada Union High
School Don Baggett Theater, 11761
Ridge Road, Grass Valley. See Saturday’s
listing.
Auburn Winds ‘Holiday
Festival of Music’ Concert
3 p.m., Auburn State Theatre, 985
Lincoln Way, Auburn. Celebrate the
season with Auburn’s Official Town
Band as Auburn Winds presents ‘A
Holiday Festival of Music.’ Join us for
our free winter concert at the historic
State Theatre, Sunday afternoon, Dec.
22 at 3 p.m. Enjoy favorites like ‘Suite
from The Nutcracker,’ ‘Parade of the
Wooden Soldiers,’ ‘Bugler’s Holiday,’
and more. Donations gratefully accept-
ed. For more info, please visit Auburn-
Winds.org.
DJ SPUN and Harry WHO @ ‘Our House’
6 p.m., Auburn Odd Fellows Lodge,
1226 Lincoln Way, Auburn. Jump on
the A-Train to Auburn from Sac, SF,
Reno and beyond to spend a very spe-
cial night in ‘Our House’. PS - Call in
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Thailand) William (Our House, Maui)
DJ Alek (FUNK e HI-FI, Sac) https://
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Lightshow’! https://www.facebook.
com/events/460933158106042/.
The Uber Enlightened
Holiday Comedy Show
6 p.m., Wild Eye Pub, 535 Mill
St, Grass Valley. From the crew that
brought you the ‘More Enlightened
Than You Comedy Tour’ we bring
you the ‘Uber Enlightened Holiday
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Comedy Show’ hosted by Raina Satori! CRAZY HORSE Wednesdays ~FREE
Join us Sun. Dec. 22 for delightful POOL~All Day
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night of cheer and snark in Grass Val-
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for my comedy show and I think it will Every Day! Dec. 21, “Perfect Stranger” what’s going
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be bringing you all new material fresh Favorites) 9:30 p.m. $8. Grass Valley, CA 95945 email cnoori@
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cockles of yer heart. Headliner: Alicia Grooves) 9:45 p.m. $10. Insta: wild.eye.pub * FB:
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Captain of The Shamanic Cheerleaders. and fine company. Street Revival rides again! Ian Monday - Friday – Happy
Opener: Adam Gordon with his gently Garfunkel, Eric Menig, Tom Hour - Until 3 p.m.
used show. Thursday Dec. 19 – The Agar and Raymond Kinman Thursday Dec. 19 – Karaoke
Giant Steps jazz band (featur- rock, the house with a dance Night – All Ages – 7 p.m.
ing Lorraine Gervais), 8 – 11 Monday Dec. 23 – Open
Monday p.m.
party! 6:30 p.m., $5 - $10.
Mic Night – 6:30 p.m.
Leeann Brook Fine Art: Artisans Friday Dec. 20 - Ivan Najera Saturday Dec. 21 - Jazz Pack
Bounty Holiday Show and his band (Latin jazz), plays a December birthday
Noon, LeeAnn Brook Fine Art, 231 8:30-11:30 p.m. special! Ellen Johnson, Al Dew Drop Inn
Broad St., Nevada City. See Thursday’s Saturday Dec. 21 - Gary Feeney, Karl Chelette and Tim 19729 Cerrito Rd. Grass
listing. Regina and the Play Date Bulkley. 6:30 p.m. $7/$10 Valley, CA 95949
Pork Chop - Jam Session band. 8:30-11:30 p.m. Sunday Dec. 22 - The 530-268-1065 work
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Pork Chop - jam session every Monday 5 – 8 p.m. Comedy Show: From the
from 6-10 pm at The Dew Drop Inn Tuesday Dec. 24 - Bar crew that brought you the Friday Dec. 20 - Dew
come out and play your song with the open noon – 8 p.m. Merry “More Enlightened Than You Christmas Party, Gift
band Everyone is welcomed 19729 Cer- Christmas! Comedy Tour” Hosted by Exchange & Potluck @ 7 p.m.
rito Rd, Grass Valley. Raina Satori. Doors open $20. gift limit, bring your
favorite dish!
Uncle Sonny’s Bar by 6 p.m., show at 7:15
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Tuesday 13475 Highway 174
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