FESTIVALS? How about DINOSAURS! Plus Tix Alerts, CONCERTS & Music Events for Friday, and some things BEYOND; October 24, 2014

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What’s in this edition…

♪ FESTIVALS & SUCH THIS WEEKEND

♪ TICKET ALERTS

♪ FRIDAY’S CONCERTS, ETC.

♪ Some Notable Events AFTER this weekend


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★– FESTIVALS ! – ★– FESTIVALS ! – ★– FESTIVALS ! – ★

♪ THIS WEEKEND, fall music festival season offers just one festival, on Sunday. But that’s okay, because you can go play with the dinosaurs all weekend. Seriously. Read on.

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♪ FESTIVALS THIS WEEKEND,
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√ Sun, Oct 26,
FESTIVAL,
in Topanga:
11 am-6 pm Annual “TOPANGA FOLK FEST” with performances by FREEBO, THE WILD REEDS, DAN NAVARRO, PETER ALSOP, MINER, JULIA FORDHAM, THE HANI NASSER BAND, PHILIP BOONE, GWENDOLYN, PAUL KENNEY, JUDITH OWEN, & ARNOLD McCULLER, at the Topanga Community Center Clubhouse, 1440 N Topanga Canyon Bl, Topanga 90290.
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Anam Cara and Label27 present the Topanga Folk Fest with a strong local lineup. This cultural heritage event and benefit concert takes place on the beautiful grounds of the Topanga Community Club. This annual event is a fundraiser for Gabriel’s House at Anam Cara, a non-profit end-of-life compassionate care home that provides a nurturing environment to ease the end-of-life transition by attending to the mind, body and spirit of an individual and their loved ones. Along with being a fundraiser and fun-filled family event, Topanga Folk Fest celebrates the folk arts and artists of the region.
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Tix and info, http://topangafolkfest.org

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√ Sat & Sun, Oct 25 & 26,
Not a FESTIVAL, but cool,
in Lancaster:
9 am-8 pm "JURASSIC QUEST" at the Antelope Valley Fairgrounds, 2551 W Avenue H, Lancaster 93536; take the Ave H exit off the 14 Fwy in Lancaster.
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This is not your ordinary exhibition. It’s billed as “The largest exhibition of lifelike, moving, museum-quality dinosaurs in North America,” and it includes everything from realistic dioramas to lots of hands-on interactivity.
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Who didn’t grow-up enamored with dinosaurs? Okay, maybe you’ve seen fossilized bones mounted into full skeletons in museums, or even experienced earlier moving re-creations of the ancient beasts. But wait. Ever wanted to RIDE one?
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Jurassic Quest offers a dinosaur adventure for the whole family. The main dinosaur exhibit features ultra-realistic, life-size animatronic dinosaurs; over 50 life-size dinosaurs in all. Visitors can interact with these huge creatures, learn about them and even RIDE a few. It features realistic scenes, enormous dinosaurs, cute baby dinosaurs and lots of fun activities for kids of all ages. There are huge T-Rex and Triceratops fossil digs where young paleontologists can uncover long-hidden dinosaur bones. There’s also the “Dino Bounce” area with several towering dinosaur-theme inflatable mazes, plus that odd activity that kids love, face painting. There are Dino crafts, and the promo promises, “much more.”
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The producers tell us, “We are passionate about creating outstanding guest experiences. Our exhibitions have opened to great success around the country and have delighted audiences in convention centers, fairgrounds and other venues. Thanks to our team of experts and our collaborations with our paleontological partners, we’ve been able to build an exceptional product and a solid reputation.”

Tix: Adults (13-64) $20; Kids (ages 2-12) $16; VIP Kids (ages 2-12) $24; Kids under age 2 are free; Seniors & Military with ID, $16.
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Regular tickets include the Dinosaur Exhibit, Dino Crafts, Dino Science Station, Dino Theater, coloring station, Dino Tour, Dino Basketball, and Dino Soccer. Tickets for dinosaur rides, dinosaur inflatables and the fossil dig can be purchased for $5 each. There is additional cost for face painting and green screen photography.
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VIP Tickets include all the regular ticket attractions plus unlimited Dinosaur Rides, unlimited Dinosaur Inflatables, unlimited Fossil Dig, unlimited Dino Scooters, and unlimited Dino Bungee Pull. There is additional cost for face painting and green screen photography.
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Runs 9 am-8 pm, both days. More info and advance tix, at:
www.jurassicquest.com
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Tix are also available at the door.



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ECLECTIC GUITARS featuring ERIC JOHNSON & MIKE STERN at The Regent (downtown L.A.) on January 23. Tickets went on sale Fri, Oct 24 at noon Pacific.

ECLECTIC GUITARS featuring ERIC JOHNSON & MIKE STERN at City National Grove of Anaheim on January 22, Presale: Thu, Oct 23, 10 am-10 pm with password: GUITARS.

ON-SALE NOW...

JACKSON BROWNE & FRIENDS at the Arlington Theatre, Santa Barbara on October 25.

DIA DE LOS MUERTOS CELEBRATION Featuring CAFÉ TACVBA, OZOMATLI, LAS CAFETERAS, HY BRASIL + more at the Santa Barbara Bowl on November 1.

TEDESCHI TRUCKS BAND plus GARY CLARK JR., and GREYHOUNDS on Sat, Nov 1, at 6:30 pm at the Greek Theatre.



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Fri, Oct 24, in Idyllwild:
6:30–9:30 pm DENNIS ROGER REED plays with THE REED BROTHERS at Idyll Awhile Wine Shoppe Bistro, 54245 N Circle Dr, Unit C-8, Idyllwild; 814-360-7379.
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It’s DRR’s B-Day Celebration, so expect so hoopla.

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Fri, Oct 24, in N San Diego Co (Encinitas):
7:30pm KATHY KALLICK BAND plays the “San Diego Folk Heritage” series at San Dieguito United Methodist Church, 170 Calle Magdalena, Encinitas 92024; 858-566-4040.

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Fri, Oct 24, in OC (Dana Point):
7:30 pm PETE HUTTLINGER, the great guitarist from John Denver’s band, plays the first of two shows at different venues for the “Lord Of The Strings” Concert Series, this one at the Dana Point Community House, 24642 San Juan St, Dana Point 92629; tix, 949-842-2227 or 949-244-6656.

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Fri, Oct 24, in Griffith Park (L.A.):
7:30 pm Grammy-winning INTOCABLE plays The Greek Theatre in Los Angeles.
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It all began in Zapata, Texas, where a couple of young guys — Ricky Muñoz and René Martinez- spent their days rehearsing and daydreaming about success. Years later, that city would turn their dreams into a reality that is now known as INTOCABLE.
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Throughout the band's 20-year career, its leaders Ricky and Rene, have manifested their love for "música norteña, " by creating a unique style that identifies the band.
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Tix, http://m.ticketmaster.com/event/09004CCB8F3D5578?artistid=774393&majorcatid=10001&minorcatid=40&brand=greektheatre&camefrom=cfc_ndrcon_grk

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Fri, Oct 24, in San Pedro:
7:30-10:30 pm ANDY & RENEE of the award-winning HARD RAIN play Ports O' Call, 1200 Nagoya Way, San Pedro 90731; 310-833-3553.

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Fri, Oct 24, in Hollywood:
8 pm BOB DYLAN plays the Dolby Theatre, 6801 Hollywood Bl, Hollywood 90028.

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Fri, Oct 24, in Santa Monica:
8 pm NELL ROBINSON & THE ROSE OF NO-MANS LAND with special guest RAMBLIN' JACK ELLIOTT plays McCabe’s in Santa Monica.
Nell Robinson & The Rose of No-Man’s Land have a CD just out, and it (catch your breath) features guests JOHN DOE, KRIS KRISTOFFERSON, RAMBLIN’ JACK ELLIOTT, actress KATHY BAKER, and MAXINE HONG KINGSTON. It’s distributed by Compass Records, AND, a PBS ‘ROSE’ special will arrive on TV in late fall, with details available on www.MusicGonePublic.com
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The songs of NELL ROBINSON & THE ROSE OF NO-MAN’S LAND integrate the heritage of her own Alabama family serving in 250 years of war. Most of the source material for the songs are from archived letters, documents, mementos and generational lore, all centered on war and service. Beginning with Revolutionary War to the present, Robinson weaves historic familial history with her lush vocal quality and artisan storytelling with musical guidance by Grammy Winning producer Joe Henry. The album, “Nell Robinson & The Rose of No-Man’s Land,” is set for release November 4, 2014, distributed by Compass Records.
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A PBS Special will roll out late fall with the series ‘Music Gone Public.” Her Scots-Irish relations have fought in just about every American conflict since the birth of the nation, right up through Iraq and Afghanistan. The origin of the album began on stage seven years ago with “Soldier Stories” receiving a standing ovation at the Kennedy Center’s Millennium Stage. As the show evolved, the potent and non-partisan album revealed itself and began production under Henry’s direction in 2012.
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On the record, special guests include musical, theater and literary icons: two-time Grammy Winner & National Medal of Arts recipient Ramblin’ Jack Elliott; actor, poet and musician John Doe; actor and songwriter Kris Kristofferson; as well, award-winning author Maxine Hong Kingston; and acclaimed actress Kathy Baker.
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Featured on the PBS cast are Ramblin' Jack Elliott, John Doe and Maxine Hong Kingston.

Joe Henry’s lucent production floats the songs and stories without weighing them down. The music is reverential without being solemn. Henry used her performing band as well as other musicians including: Grammy-winning Greg Liesz on slide guitar, whose list of credits include everything from Daft Punk, to Wilco and Bill Frisell; bluegrass favorite Jim Nunally (guitar, vocals); Levon Henry on clarinet; string stalwart Keith Little (mandolin, vocals); bassist David Piltch, who has played with Frisell, k.d. Lang, Richard Thompson; Zach Harmon (percussion); and Craig Eastman on fiddle who has not only scored movies, but played with Ray Charles, Willie Nelson, Sheryl Crow and others.
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“Wahatchee” is a story about Ann Hart, a historical figure from the Revolutionary War. “We are reported to be kin to her,” shares Robinson. “She was a Revolutionary War spy, a frontierswoman, good with a gun, fierce and powerful, known as “Wahatchee” meaning ‘war woman’ in the local Native American language. Home alone with her daughter Sukey, she managed to overtake some Redcoats that came to her house.” Robinson wrote “Happy to Go” with Jim Nunally.
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“We wrote this song to capture the brotherhood (and sisterhood) bonds that develop in military and war,” says Robinson. “It is about the conflicts that often families have a difficult time understanding between loyalty to military units and their own families.”
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Guy Clark and Rodney Crowell contributed songs for the album after meeting Robinson in Nashville. Crowell contributed “Scots Irish” and Clark’s “Heroes” is about recent vets turning to suicide in greater numbers than active soldiers killed by enemy fire. As well, there are traditional songs and songs written by Johnny Cash and Bill Monroe. Robinson will be touring extensively (with more dates to be announced) and in each tour city she will work with non-profits benefiting veterans. As an activist, she wants to draw attention and funds for the needs of veterans, especially in areas of healthcare and soul repair.

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Fri, Oct 24, in Ventura:
8 pm LISA HALEY & THE ZYDEKATS bring their Grammy-nominated Cajun music to the Ventura Beach Club, 281 W Main St, Ventura 93001; 805-816-9663.
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Note this is a new venue, and a change from where the show as originally set (just down the street).
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Dinner buffet is available for about $15 per person; menu: Chicken Piccata, Mostaccioli, Pasta Roma, Spinach Tort with salads and bread.
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New venue has ample parking, wooden dance floor, new restrooms, beautiful patio, catered dinner and a full bar.
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More info and tix at:
www.hihatentertainment.com

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Fri, Oct 24, in Long Beach:
8 pm CARRIE NEWCOMER plays the Grace First Presbyterian Church, 3955 Studebaker Rd, Long Beach 90808; 562-420-2292.

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Fri, Oct 24, in WeHo:
8 pm SHOW PONIES EP release, in a big “Troubadour Presents” show with BEFORE THE BRAVE, MOONSVILLE COLLECTIVE, & SKIN & BONES, at the Troubadour, 9081 Santa Monica Bl, Los Angeles.
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Set Times: Show Ponies (10:20 PM), Before The Brave (9:35 PM), Moonsville Collective (8:50 PM), Skin & Bones (8:15 PM).
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All ages, $15.
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The new SHOW PONIES EP was just released. Titled, "Run For Your Life, " it features newly-crowned IBMA “Banjo Player of the Year” NOAM PIKELNY and two new songs by the Show Ponies.
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The EP is available at the show, at the band’s online store, and at iTunes, Amazon, Google Music and basically anywhere else you might buy music online. The album can also be streamed on Spotify and other streaming services.
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Tix at:
www.ticketfly.com/purchase/mobile/index/696787

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Fri, Oct 24, in Altadena:
8 pm PRESTON REED, guitarist extraordinaire, plays the Coffee Gallery Backstage, 2029 N Lake Av, Altadena 91001; reservations 626-798-6236 (10 am-10 pm); venue phone 626-398-7917; info www.coffeegallery.com. (“the venue named by the Guide’s editor, writing in FolkWorks, as L.A.’s best intimate acoustic listening room venue”).
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We had this guy as a performing guest multiple times on the old “Tied to the Tracks” radio show, and everyone who was listening was dazzled and became his fan.
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“Widely thought of as the world’s most gifted guitarist” -- Total Guitar
“Spectacular… the best one-man show this reviewer has seen since Bruce Springsteen… A terrific performer” -- The Irish Independent
“In a class of his own” -- London Evening Standard
“A major musical talent” -- Manchester Evening News
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PRESTON REED....
“Question: when is an acoustic guitar not an acoustic guitar?
Answer: when it’s in the hands of New York visionary Preston Reed.” -- Total Guitar
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Percussive fingerstyle master Preston Reed, who inspired such latter day flattop heroes as Andy McKee and Kaki King, comes to The Coffee Gallery Backstage as part of his U.S.A. tour, with a mind blowing new album.
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Using the two-handed integrated percussive acoustic technique he pioneered in the 1980’s, Reed fuses chord-based grooves, soaring melodic runs and polyrhythmic percussion that integrate the breathtaking potential of the guitar body. Preston Reed doesn’t need a band. He is the band.
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Twenty-seven years after his idiosyncratic style was born, Reed’s seismic global impact has created a sea of guitarists playing in his style. Today at the height of his game, Reed's recordings and live performances still define the sound of the pioneering compositional guitar genre he invented over a quarter century ago.
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The decades since, have seen Reed touring globally. In 2012, the guitarist was an irresistible force, spellbinding the UK and Europe on the 50-date Guitar Masters Tour alongside Andy McKee. He sold out – twice – in Singapore, charmed Irish audiences, and dropped jaws in countries as far-flung as Croatia. That year, as a popular draw on the corporate circuit, Reed’s unique skills saw him requested by global brands including Nike USA, Revolution Growth and the Dubai-based GAC Corporation – while a set at the TEDGlobal conference in Edinburgh has since clocked over a million views. 2013 saw him perform in China, Mexico, South Africa, France, the UK, and Poland.
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Preston's live shows are full of contrasts, by turns explosive and sweetly lyrical. He riffs with the conviction and guts of a rock band, yet plays with the subtlety of the most delicate of jazz pianists. There are no fancy gadgets or gimmicky FX - just 6 strings (or occasionally 12), two hands and a daring and innovative musical imagination that crosses all boundaries.
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With a career spanning over four decades, this trailblazer still tours and records with a passion that flows into the hearts, heads and feet of his audience.
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Tix, $20.

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Fri, Oct 24, in San Pedro:
8 pm THE GRANDMOTHERS OF INVENTION play Alvas Showroom, 1417 W 8th St, San Pedro 90732; 310-519 1314.

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Fri, Oct 24, in Arcadia:
8 pm FORTUNE & THE BOARDROOM, plus the BOBBY BLUEHOUSE BAND, at the Arcadia Blues Club, 16 E Huntington Dr, Arcadia 91006; www.arcadiabluesclub.com; 626-447-9349.
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FORTUNE & THE BOARDROOM are two bands. The employees including the President of Swann Company on drums - Keith Oldridge. He played in Vegas for 10 years. Also in the band is Tommy Marsh. The Band from the Boardroom plays classic rock and blues consisting of Swann employees and a few ringers like Tommy Marsh on guitar and Grammy award-winning keyboardist Mike Licari. Fortune began in the ’70s with Richard Fortune on guitar and Mick Fortune on drums formed and penned their first album. That album was released on Warner Bros records in 1978. On Bass David DeLeon (formerly Stanley Clark's touring support bassist and Mojo Boogie Blues Cruise winner for 2013). Also in Fortune California blues vocalist/songwriter, Sandy Scott who has toured and shared the stage with Sammy Hagar, Joe Walsh and many others.
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Venue has full bar and offers good food with generous portions. Great place, but bring earplugs. Seriously.
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Substantial discount for advance tix (it’s always very reasonable here, anyway):
http://arcadiabluesclub.ticketleap.com/

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Fri, Oct 24-Sun,Oct 26, in Hollywood
8 pm "RE-ANIMATOR -- THE MUSICAL, " at Steve Allen Theater, 4773 Hollywood Bl, Hollywood.
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Adapted from the story by H.P. Lovecraft. Based on the film “H.P. Lovecraft’s Re-Animator” produced by Brian Yuzna. Musical director: Peter Adams. Choreography by Cynthia Carle. Directed by Stuart Gordon.
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Stuart Gordon revives his hit musical in time for the Halloween season with new stars and some returning actors. The plot? At the local college, the dean's beautiful daughter is put in danger when science prodigy Herbert West invents a serum to re-animate the dead. Features hilarious songs and spooky special effects. Runs Friday through Sunday at 8 pm, and just extended through Nov 23, after which it goes to Vegas.

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Fri, Oct 24-Sun, Oct 26:
8 pm "GARBO'S CUBAN LOVER, " at the Macha Theatre, 1107 N Kings Rd, West Hollywood 90069.
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Based on true events. screenwriter MERCEDES De ACOSTA has affairs with both GRETA GARBO and MARLENE DIETRICH. Like Mae West said, “Too much of a good thing can be wonderful.” Runs Fri & Sat at 8 pm, Sun at 6.

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Fri, Oct 24, in Hollywood:
9 pm GRIFFIN HOUSE plays the Hotel Café, 1623 1/2 N Cahuenga Bl, Hollywood 90038; 323-461-2040.

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Fri, Oct 24, in SaMo:
9 pm SWING RIOTS QUIRKTETTE plays the Trip Bar, 2101 Lincoln Bl, Santa Monica 90405; 310-396-9010.

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Fri, Oct 24, in N. San Diego Co (Carlsbad):
9 pm-midnight HIGHLAND WAY plays O Sullivan's of Carlsbad, 640 Grand Av, Carlsbad 92008; www.osullivanscarlsbad.com
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More at:
www.highlandway.us



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♪ TUNEFULL
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Some Notable Events
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Tue, Oct 28, in L.A.:
8 pm “AN EVENING WITH LEON RUSSELL” at the GRAMMY Museum, 800 W Olympic Bl, entrance on Figueroa, Los Angeles 90015.
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SOLD OUT.

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Nov 2, in SFV (NoHo):
3 & 7 pm “SAMHAIN! A CELTIC HALLOWEEN” – The Story of Halloween & Celtic Tales of the Supernatural (The Dead Do Tell Tales) told through song, story, music & dance, produced by Celtic Rhythms, at the Mayflower Club, 11110 Victory Bl, N Hollywood 91606.
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The Guide heartily endorses this show, which has become an annual tradition on the Southern Cal arts scene. We recommend you get tix right away, as it will likely sell-out. And we recommend you opt for the “Preferred” seats, because the venue has a flat floor.
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Samhain: (pronounced sow-in, like the pig) is a Celtic Halloween extravaganza. You'll hear tales of the true origins of the Jack O' the Lantern, of ghostly encounters, and the origins of All Hallows' Eve, told with high energy Irish dances, traditional Celtic tunes that will bewitch your feet and keep your toes a-tappin', ghostly love songs that will rip your heart out, and exciting dances with real swords and axe handles with the dancers in very close proximity to one another. The promo asserts, “You won't want it to end!” That’s true. It’s that good.
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Tickets for the 3 pm show are $15 general seating, $18 Preferred Seating
Tix for the 7 pm show are $18 general seating, $22 preferred seating.
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Info & tickets at:
www.Celtic-Rhythms.com/Samhain
email: celticrhythms22@gmail.com
Tix by phone at 818-939-4313



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