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Author: Jim Dyar

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Strawberry Report: Fresh Bands Off the Vine

Posted on May 27, 2009 by Jim Dyar

The four-day Strawberry Music Festival near the western edge of Yosemite National Park is one of my favorite places to check out new music. The spring version of the festival wrapped up last weekend (there’s also a fall Strawberry each… Continue Reading →

Music Strawberry Festival
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Jim’s (Quick) Thursday Picks

Posted on May 21, 2009 by Jim Dyar

I’m in Modesto and my ride is leaving soon for Yosemite and the Strawberry Music Festival. Unlike every year since I’ve been aware of it, Strawberry is actually not sold out for this spring session. So come on down and… Continue Reading →

Community Events, Music, Performance Redding CA
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Cascade Theatre’s New Season

Posted on May 18, 2009 by Jim Dyar

The Cascade Theatre recently completed its 2009-10 Cascade Theatre/Jefferson Public Radio Performance Series, and here’s an advance look:

(Scroll below to read some of my thoughts on the series.)

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Music, Performance Cascade Theatre, Redding CA
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Pancakes and the Redding Rodeo

Posted on May 16, 2009 by Jim Dyar

An official kind of guy told me that some 10,500 people had breakfast Friday morning in downtown Redding. The annual Asphalt Cowboys Pancake Breakfast was still packed when my late butt got there at 9:15 a.m. That’s a lot of… Continue Reading →

Community Events

Jim’s Thursday Picks: A Dunn Deal

Posted on May 14, 2009 by Jim Dyar

The Oaksong Music Society wraps up its 2008-09 fall-winter-spring concert season at 8 p.m Friday (May 15) at Bernie’s Guitar (3086 Bechelli Lane) with Canadian singer-songwriter Maria Dunn. For Celtic music fans and those who love storytelling singer-songwriters, this show… Continue Reading →

Music Music, Oaksong Music Society, Redding CA
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A Legacy With LEGO

Posted on May 12, 2009 by Jim Dyar

Nathan Sawaya If we’re all honest with ourselves, we’ll admit that we want to be like Nathan Sawaya. We want to build things with LEGOs and get paid for it. Sawaya has taken LEGO building to a level that exceeds… Continue Reading →

Arts and Entertainment Legos, Nathan Sawaya, Redding CA, Turtle Bay Exploration Park
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An Honor to Have Known Norm Stephens

Posted on May 9, 2009 by Jim Dyar

A few years ago, I was backstage at Gold Country Casino in Oroville prior to a Merle Haggard show. I was feeling a bit awkward and out of place. Then Norm Stephens walked by and greeted me so warmly that… Continue Reading →

Music
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Jim’s Picks: All About ArtHop

Posted on May 7, 2009 by Jim Dyar

It’s a good thing 2nd Saturday ArtHop is happening this weekend, because other than that, it’s not looking like a barn burner for activity as far as I can see. Thankfully, ArtHop is packed with options. The event kicks off… Continue Reading →

ArtHop
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Pickin’ the Ponies

Posted on May 4, 2009 by Jim Dyar

Mine That Bird and Calvin Borel were a happy horse and rider on Saturday. Oh, man, I had a feeling about that Pioneerof the Nile at the 135th running of the Kentucky Derby on Saturday. I put my money where… Continue Reading →

Columns Kentucky Derby
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Jim’s Thursday Picks: Moving Into May

Posted on April 30, 2009 by Jim Dyar

I once wrote that Shasta High School’s annual musical was like a 747 taking off. It takes so much to get that big beautiful bird off the ground, but once it does, it’s an amazing flight. Ken Putnam built the… Continue Reading →

Great Outdoors, Music, Performance

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