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Restless Heart at Black Oak on April 11
TUOLUMNE – Country favorite Restless Heart will be coming to Black Oak Casino on April 11.
‘Gypsy’ on stage at Sonora Rep Theatre
SONORA - A burst of the trumpet opens the musical classic Gypsy and instantly marks a masterpiece.
Tribute to the Blues Brothers on stage at Gallo
MODESTO – The Gallo Center for the Arts will bring The All New Original Tribute to The Blues Brothers to Modesto for two performances on Friday, March 30, and Saturday, March 31, at 8 p.m.
Ride the Rails or Go Underground in Old Sacramento starting March 31
OLD SACRAMENTO - Coinciding with the beginning of Easter week, Old Sacramento officially springs into action for a new season of excursion train service on the Sacramento Southern Railroad and Old Sacramento Underground tours, both of which resume the weekend of Saturday, March 31 and Sunday, April 1.
TECH MUSEUM
SAN JOSE - The Tech Museum of San Jose draws a wide array of reactions from adults.
NATURE POSES
Photographers – professionals and hobbyists alike – flock to the Northern San Joaquin Valley every year in spring. Mainly for one reason: the world famous almond blossoms that are in full bloom at this time of the year.
BOOK WORM
Ruthanne Bassett always knew that she belonged in a library.
Creamery was sweet attraction in Manteca for years
The Creamery was "the place" to stop in Manteca for generations of Bay Area travelers going to and from the Sierra on weekends.
Ripon Library offers more than just books
RIPON - The Ripon Branch Library is seen as an awesome find for residents who have yet to walk through its doors with its 15,000 square feet of floor space and some 40,000 books, 18 computers along with a spacious children's section.
It’s in the numbers: Lathrop Library is a popular spot
The Lathrop Branch Library has been in operation since 2005.
KNIGHTS FERRY
KNIGHTS FERRY - Don't wear bicycling cleats - or high heels for that matter - into the Knights Ferry General Store.
SF Gay Men’s Chorus in Stockton March 10
STOCKTON – The San Francisco Gay Men's Chorus, under the artistic direction of conductor Timothy Seelig, will be performing in concert at Central United Methodist Church, 3700 Pacific Ave., on Saturday, March 10, at 7 p.m. to benefit the AIDS Walk San Joaquin.
Celtic Faire returns to Sonora March 9-11
SONORA - America's original Celtic Faire, featured on National Geographic Television, returns to the Mother Lode Fairgrounds on March 9 to 11.
Rapper Roach Gigz at Fat Cat April 6
MODESTO - Roach Gigz performs Friday, April 6, at 8:30 p.m. at the Fat Cat Lounge in downtown Manteca.
Articles by Section - LIVING IN 209
Rookies guests pros at backing 49ers
Sunday's National Football League conference championships boil down to a pair of heated rivalries.
NINER MAN CAVE
There are red flags everywhere you look around the O'Neill household. But just in case you weren't sure how deep their love for the San Francisco 49ers runs, Kevin O'Neill raised another.
Welcome to Kaep-town
Since taking over as quarterback for the San Francisco 49ers Colin Kaepernick has come to be an icon in his hometown of Turlock. More than an inspirational sports figure, he has also been a boost to the local economy. From signature dishes, Kaep-inspired treats and even clothing, Turlock has become the epicenter of Kaepernick mania.
Anthony Martins bleeds Red & Gold
Anthony Martins' blood is red, but if you look closely you will probably find some gold too. Having attended more than 40 games, Anthony's diehard passion for the San Francisco 49ers long precedes the team's national attention for success in recent years.
The 49er Faithful goes on the road
Think of Lloyd Gleaves as the 49ers' good luck charm.
Rookies guests pros at backing 49ers
Sunday's National Football League conference championships boil down to a pair of heated rivalries.
MASON JAR MILKSHAKE
Milkshakes by Carley and Mike Arends at their Corner Shop Eatery in downtown Ripon are not just taste-tempting, they are a work of art with the use of syrup.
A sweet memory comes to life
It all started with a 19 cent banana split.
Places that you’ll flip over shakes
STOCKTON – Not too long ago, Jeremy found himself at Flips.
Johnny’s carries on El Patio milkshake tradition
The Manteca Creamery and The Scoop may be just historical footnotes in the annals of the Family City.
Cruise on into Modesto for a milkshake
By JASON CAMPBELL
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