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 2J's Cocktail Lounge Back Alley Bar & Grill Banana's BIG'S Bar & Grill Branagan's, Irish Pub & Restaurant Cafe Hildago Eye Candy @ CLUB RIO, every Saturday Night
Imperial Ballroom & Academy Kettle & the Keg La Caffepia McClain's, Live music on Thursdays, Fridays & Saturdays after 8pm Karaoke at Mulberry Street Off Campus Pub Plush Design Lab + Café, Revolucion Rockin' Taco Cantina Santa Fe Cafe Jazz at "Steamers" (noon and evening) Stubrik's Steakhouse & Bar,
The Club The Continental Room
Tuscany Club, Ziing's Movie Theaters: AMC FULLERTON 20:
Mackey Auditorium @ CSUF: "Movies On The Fox" @ Fox Theatre (Downtown): Movie Rental Shops:
By All accounts, the 1rst FFF was a great success.
Fullerton College; Box Office:714-992-7433 or 992-7296; Mon-Fri 10:30am to 3:30pm Concerts on the Quad or Throughout the campusBronwyn Dodson Theatre:
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| "Night in Fullerton" Shows: 03/31/07 |
"Comedy Improv" Dates: 12/08/06 & 05/11/07 |
"Theatre Festival" Dates: 03/16 & 17/2007 |
All concerts @ Campus Theatre unless noted in ( ) |
Wilshire Auditorium (315 E. Wilshire ave @Lemon):
5th Annual Fullerton College Foreign Film Festival (11/14 to 16/2006):
6 films are presented by the Fullerton College International Student Center [Ciao Professore (Italy), Kung-Foo Hustle (China), Yesterday (South Africa, Talk to Her (Spain), City of God (Brazil), Paradise Now (Israel/Palestine)]. Free entrance! @ the Wilshire Auditorium (Wilshire & Lemon). Shows are @ 4pm & 6:30pm.
Hillcrest Recreational Center (1155 N. Lemon): SEE BELOW
"Veselo Selo Folkdancers":
Folkdance to live music sponsored by the Fullerton College Dance Dept., call: 714-738-8008 ($10)
CSUF /Young Theatre/ Little Theatre: arts.fullerton.edu/events
800 N. State College (at Nutwood),Tickets: call 714-278-3371 or Tickets @ tickets.com
Little Theater/ Young theatre:
Call 714-278-3371 for tickets
Young Theatre:
"The Man who came to Dinner " runs 11/17 thru 12/10/06. Broadway Comedy by Moss Hart & George Kaufman, directed by Eve Himmelheber. Set in the 1930's, this is a funny play on how a dinner guest becomes an oppressive long -term house guest. (Tix @ $9)
Little Theatre:
"Fall Dance Theatre ", runs 11/10 thru 19, 2006. Various performances.
Hallberg Theatre:
"Spring Storm" runs 10/27 thru 11/12/06.
Drama by Tennessee Williams about a Mississippi belle and choice between her low class lover and a socially acceptable man. Directed by James Taulli
Titan Student Union Pavilion: call 714-278-3511 for tickets
Meng Concert Hall / Recital Hall, CSUF Performing Arts Center, 800 N. State College Blvd, Fullerton CA
Tickets: 714-278-3371; $20 (less with advance Titan & CSUF student discount)
| "Carol Channing" 01/14/2007 @ 4pm Meng Concert Hall: "The First 80 years are the Hardest" |
"Kathleen Winkler: Violin Master class" 01/15/07@ 10am Meng Concert Hall |
| "CSUF Alumni Band" 01/21/07 @ 2pm Meng Concert Hall, directed by Mitchell Fennell, free |
"Cynthia Ellis" 02/01/07 @ 8pm Meng Concert Hall |
| "Slavchev Piano Duet" from Bulgaria 02/08/07@ 8pm Meng Concert Hall |
"Stela Dinkova (Guitar)" from Bulgaria 02/09/07@8pm Meng Concert Hall |
| "American Brass Band" Civil War &Souza 02/10/07@8pm Meng Concert Hall |
"University Symphony Orchestra " @ 4pm Meng Concert Hall: free |
"Salem/Violin & Korzhev/Piano" 02/11/07 @8pm |
Pollak Library/ Mackey Auditorium, Lecture series:
- multiple discussions and debates, please inquire directed with CSUF.
Cal State Fullerton Music: Jazz Festival music.fullerton.edu/Jazz
Fullerton Civic light Opera
218 W. Commonwealth Ave, 92832, 714-526-3832, tickets $22 to $49
Shows are at the PLUMMER (201 E. Chapman) Thurs-Sat @ 8pm, Sun @2pm (occasionally 7pm).
Featuring:
"35th Anniversary Show ", 01/20 to 01/21/07,
A special show that combines exerpts of past Musical hits: "George M" in 2004, "The Music Man" in 2004, "Miss Saigon" in 2005, "Big River" in 1991, and "Joseph & the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat" in 2003. Come see and listen to the encore presentations of their best songs.
"Phantom", 02/16 to 03/04/07,
book by Arthur Kopit, Music by Maury Yeston, Based on the Gaston Laroux novel; "Phantom of the Opera" The stunning thriller is back (from 1995), featuring Robert Patteri as Phantom and Victoria Strong as Christine. The show is opulent in its setting and features a beautiful score.
"Seven Brides for Seven Brothers ", 05/11 to 05/27/07,
Music by Gene De Paul, Lyrics by Johnny Mercer, book by Lawrence Kasha & Joel Hirschhorn, based on the MGM film and "The Sabine Women" by Stephen Benet. This rollicking tale of 7 brothers in search of 7 brides has some of the best dancing you'll ever see on stage. Set in the 1850's Oregon wilderness.
"Smokey Joe's Cafe ", 07/13 to 07/29/07,
Songs of Leiber & Stoller. Their songs provide the basis for the electrifying entertainment that had critics raving and audiences stampeding the box office during its record-breaking Broadway run. This musical features nearly 40 of the greatest rock 'N Roll songs ever recorded.
"Jekyll & Hyde, The Musical ", 10/12 to 10/28/07,
Conceived for the stage by Steve Cuden & Frank Wildhorn, Book & Lyrics by Leslie Bricusse, Music by Frank Wildhorn, based on the novella "The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde" by Robert Stevenson. A macabre combination of fun and fright, it has a lush, romantic score.
NOTE: Buy Tickets Online at Seat Advisor.com or Charge by phone: 714-879-1732,
Tickets can be purchased at fclo.com.
Fullerton Union High School (@Little Theatre: Lemon & Chapman, behind the Plummer)
714-870-3783, Tickets:$9/$12 714-228-0567.
Go to their website: www.fullertonarts.com
Featuring:
"Fiddler on the Roof" @ the Little Theater, by the Children's Repertory Theater
01/19-20, 26-27 and 02/02-03/2007 @7:30pm (Sat matinees @ 1:30pm).
call 714-671-1084 for ticket info.
the Hunger Artists 714-680-6803
699-A S. State College Blvd., 92831
Tickets: $18 General Adm., $15 Students/Seniors, Fri & Sat @ 8pm, Sun @ 7pm.
Feature:"Much Ado About Nothing": by Bill Shakespeare adapted & directed by Glendele Way-Agle; Classic comedy about verbal sparring partners who fall in love, is given new life when it is set in the swingin world of the 1960's era Rat Pack!
runs 01/12 to 02/11/2007
"The Orange County Underground Burlesque Society": a special late-night offering on 01/19 & 01/20 @ 11pm.
"Closer": by Patrick Marber, directed by Melanie Gable, 02/22 to 03/18/07.
the Maverick Theater
110 E. Walnut Ave. #B, Full. 92832, 714-526-7070 , Next to the Train Station (south side)
Fridays & Saturdays @8pm, Sundays @4pm. Tickets: $16, $10 student/senior
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Cinema Night: "Pizza, beer & clint Eastwood classics" , Thursdays @10pm (Beer=$3-$4, Pizza=$2)
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"Improv-Shmimprov" (Only $5): Fridays @11pm (18+) late night improvisational comedy with audience participation, games, music...
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"The Rocky Horror Show", by Richard O'Brien: every Saturday @ Midnight lose your inhibitions
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"Mr. Karaoke" (want to make some dough? All ya gotta do is sing.): every Saturday @ 11pm.
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"True West" every Sunday, & "Stand-up Comedy" (Last Sunday of the month @8pm a night of comedy performed by professionals).
- "Noises Off " : 01/12 to 02/25/07, Comedy by Michael Frayn, follows a theatrical company's desperate attempt to perform their own farce: "Nothing On".
Plummer Auditorium (201 E. Chapman @ Lemon), 714-278-3371 or 870-2813
See Above (FCLO, Full. Coll., FUHS) for other groups using "The Plummer";
featured Ken Double on the Wurlitzer, along with a classic movie on 01/14/07
Presented by the Orange County Theatre Organ Society:
tickets are $20 (free under 12 y.o.)
Upcoming:
04/15/07 Gene Roberson
Note: OCTOS address is: P.O. Box 5786, Fullerton, CA. 92838 or Call 714-870-2813
Stages Theater
400 E. Commonwealth Ave, 714-525-4484
Plays run Fri/Sat 8pm, Sun 4pm , Tickets: $16/18.
Currently: "Love Letters",Sundays from 02/11 to 05/13/07 ,
by A.R. Gurney, directed by Amanda DeMaio @ 4 pm, tickets: $8/$6.Open Mic , Saturdays (03/10 to 03/31/07) ,
poems, songs, stories in a "variety Show" format emceed by R. Anthony Martinez @ 10:30 pm, tickets: $8/$6.
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
1231 E. Chapman (@ Raymond), 714-526-6836, Free admission
- .The Golden State British Brass Band , 12/17/06 @4:30pm .
- Wayward Winds Woodwind Quartet , 01/28/07 @ 4:30pm .
St. Paul Lutheran Church
111 W. Las Palmas Dr. (@ Harbor Blvd.), 714-879-8290
- "Concert of Remembrance", 11/12/06 @4pm., Harp, Cello, Piano & vocals.
- "Christmas Concert" 12/10/06 @4pm, featuring John Huntington, Baritone.
- "Christmas Cantata", 12/17/06 @8 & 11am, St Paul Lutheran Church, free, 714-879-8290.
1801 Warburton Way (@ Bastanchury), 714-525-9504 or 714-738-8211
"Euclid Quartet" 02/11/07 @3:30pm, Free program of classical music, presented by the Fullerton Friends of Music
"Theater Festival at Muck Mansion"
presented by Various theatrical groups at the Muckenthaler 1201 W. Malvern Ave.,
call (714) 738-3328 for ticket information
"Nothing Planned " , none
"Muckenthaler Jazz Concert Series" 2006: $20 per concert or $100 for all six:
- Summer is over, sorry!
ALSO in association with St. Paul Lutheran Church; "Summer Music Concert Series" 2006: $25
- Summer is over, sorry!
Fullerton Theatre League 714-681-9014
1524 W. Commonwealth Ave., Full. 92833
"Check Out their Website"
Local Organization set-up to provide promotion of Theatrical Shows in Fullerton.
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Upcoming special shows / Special Events:
The Fullerton Historic Theatre Foundation, a nonprofit group dedicated to Renovating the Fox Fullerton Theatre, presents: Renovate The FOX:
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CONTACT INFO:
Fullerton Historic Theatre Foundation
Web: www.SaveTheFox.org
Mailing address: PO Box 6753 Fullerton, CA 92834
Physical address (no mail, please!),Office Hours: Monday-Friday 10am-3pm:
131 W. Commonwealth Ave.(betw. Harbor and Malden) directly across from Steamer’s
Any questions on any of the above events? Call Kathie at (714) 870-0069, Fax (714) 870-5123
August 3 through August 6 - F3 - The First Annual Fullerton Film Festival. go to: www.F3filmfestival.com. Films was heldshown at 7 theatres here in Fullerton starting with our Movies on the Fox on August 3rd. From all accounts it was a smashing success to be continued next year.
02/15/07 Movie @ the Fox: "True Grit" (1969), at 7pm. Western featuring John Wayne. Donations accepted.
2) Musical Recitals or Events;
- Historic Aircraft Display, ONGOING: Second Sunday of each month form 10am to 2pm, free, Fullerton Municipal Airport, 738-6323.
- Fullerton Arboretum, ONGOING, Various Activities: Go to this Page, or call 714-278-3579.
- Lunar NewYear Party, 02/15/07 @4pm, Hunt Library, performances by Chinese groups, Free call 714-738-3121 for more info.
- Pamela Mason Wagner, 02/25/07 @ 2pm, CSUF-Pollak Library, Author lecture series, $15, call 714-870-7208.
- Homemade Kite Flying Contest, 03/25/07 @ 12-5pm, CSUF Soccer Field, sponsored by Fullerton Lions & Leos, Free admission, call Medusha 714-420-8763 or Nayleen 714-501-5726 for info.
- Kim Stanley Robinson, 03/25/07 @ 2pm, CSUF-Pollak Library, Author lecture series, $15, call 714-870-7208.
- "She Bear Women Only Defence Class"; 03/15/07 @6pm, @ Fullerton City Hall, Free, 714-738-6838.
- "Dancing the Decades", 03/30/07 @ 6pm, @ Angelo's & Vinci's for Crittenton Services.
- 43rd "Night in Fullerton", 04/27/07 @7 to 11pm, located Downtown Fullerton sponsored by the City of Fullerton, Free event. Call 714-738-6545 for more info.
- "2007 Spring Reunion Gala & Auction". 05/05/07, sponsored by the Fullerton Community Nursery School, call 714-879-1344 for more info.
3) Of Note:KBPK: Radio station for Fullerton College 714-992-7419, 321 E. Chapman Ave, Full. CA. 92832
Check out ARTSNET for more information on Orange County's visual and performing arts.
or "Connecting CA", a free community event announcement site.
Museums/ Plastic Art:
Fullerton Museum , www.ci.fullerton.ca.us/museum
301 N. Pomona Ave. 92832 (at Wilshire) 714-738-6545
hours: 12:00 to 4:00 pm, Wednesday thru Sunday (12-8 pm on Thurs., closed Mon.), $4 adults, $3 discount
- "Hatching the Past: Dinosaur Eggs, Nests & Young", 01/27 to 03/14/07, It's all about Dinosaurs!!!.
- "You Won't Part with Yours Either: Robert Perine and the Fender Guitar ", continuing exhibit in the Fender Gallery (Permanent), features art & design work mainly for Fender advertizing by Robert Perine.
other services:
- Saturday Art Around the World: every Saturday @ 9am to 11am ($80 per child ages of 6-10, registration required), runs from January to April.
- "Wednesday Art Studio" & "Family Fun Thursdays", Call about available sessions and times.
Muckenthaler Museum, www.muckenthaler.org
1201 W. Malvern Ave. 92833 714-738-6595, 714-738-6340
Open Wed-Sun 12pm to 4pm , admission: $5 for adults, $2 for student and seniors, children under 12 are free. email: info@muckenthaler.org
FEATURES:
"Fullerton at Large: Photography of Damion LLoyd" 01/14 to 04/15/07; Main floor gallery; exhibit captures a cross section of the city's residents in the form of full-scale color photographs. This is the visual part of the "Art of Remembering" exhibit. "The Art of Remembering: Words & Images" opens 01/14/2007; Writings and Images by community members featuring tales of survival, joy and sorrow. Facilitated by Amy Luskey-Barth. "Journals of Janice Lowry", starts 01/14/07, 115 volumes of richly illustrated personal journals of Janice Lowry, exhibited in the "Solarium" gallery. Everyday Purposes: Functional Ceramics; exhibit featuring the work of 17 local artists, till 02/25/07. 12th Annual Automobile Show on May 19-20, 2007. Click to see some cars
Also Features: Theater classes for kids & adults ("Muckenthaler Repertory Acting Classes"), call 714-738-6340 for more info, "Art Studio" for kids or adults, "Mudd Art", clay classes for kids or adults (ceramics).
Southern California College of Optometry: scco.edu
2575 Yorba Linda Blvd., Full. 92831, 714-449-7462
"Shared Visions 2006": International Art Exhibit On-going exhibit of 70 works of art produced by 30 blind or legally blind artists from many parts of the world. thru Sept. of 2007. There is a collateral exhibit of art produced by visually impaired children form Orange County.
Cal State Fullerton/ Visual Arts Center/ Atrium Gallery
800 N. State College Blvd. 714-278-2037 or 278-3262
- "Alchemy: The Cross Project", runs 02/03 to 02/24 @ the East Art Gallery, 150 mixed media cross paintings by Craig Keith Antrim.
- "The Confusion Maker", runs 02/02 to 03/17 @ the Plaza Gallery,abstract paintings by Krista Schumacher.
- "Geo-Gardens: An Exhibition of Minerals and Fossils ", runs thru 03/18/07 @ the Atrium Gallery, rock and fossil collection specimens from the "McGraw" and "Orange County Fossil" collections. Free admission.
- "Safety Gear for Small animals", runs 02/03 to 03/18 @ the Main Gallery, all types of safety gear designed by Bill Burns. Features displays for children.
Cal State Grand Central Art Center (714-567-7233, located in Santa Ana) Grand Central Art Gallery, 125 . Broadway, Santa Ana CA.
Hours: 11 a.m. - 4 p.m. Tuesday, Wednesday, Sunday & 11 a.m. - 8 p.m. Thursday - Saturday
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Fullerton College Art Gallery
321 E. Chapman Ave, Blg 1000, Room 1004, Full. 92832, art dept: 714-992-7317
Gallery Hours: Mon-Thurs 10am-7pm, Fri 12-4pm, Sat 10am-2pm., Box Office: 714-992-7433
"Women's work is never done"
Opens 01/30/07 to 02/22/07 @ 10am to 2pm.
Features works of 14 artists exploring and questioning the role of women in the 21st century.
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Photography:
Photo Studios:
Classic Photography
2478 E. Fender ave., Full 92831, 877-363-9690
Portrait sittings available on Saturdays & evenings, call for appointment
Walkway between Amerige & Wilshire (@Harbor), 92832, 714-525-8200
- Photo Gallery and Design Studio
- Operated by David Styffe and Damion Lloyd, Photographers.
- Features: "The Gathering", displaying the work of Michael Justice from his project "Pilgrims" (starts 09/12).
Photo Hardware/ Sales/ Development:
Foto-Hall Camera Store
601 N. Placentia Ave., Full. 92831, 714-996-1330
Hours: Mon-Fri: 10am to 7pm, Sat: 10am to 5pm, Sun: 12-5pm. "North Orange County's Photographic Solution, Features Digital and film cameras including NIKONFullerton Photographics
908 N. Harbor Blvd., Full. 92832, 714-525-3233
"Your one-stop Digital&Photo destination in the heart of Fullerton", lab on-site, wedding & events serviceMichael Desmond Studios
Office: 714-447-1814, Cell: 714-553-5639
Tranfer Photos to DVD & Video, Let them produce your next project.Photo Impressions (1Hr Photo)
30 E. Orangethorpe #3 (@Lemon), Anaheim, 92801 714-525-1944, open 7 daysRoy's Photo service since 1950, roysphoto@hotmail.com
405 E. Commonwealth, 714-871-4440,
The "yes we can" photo place
Community Centers (also go to CityInfo):
Fullerton Libraries:
Main Library (353 W. Commonwealth) call 714-738-6339:
- Kids Programs @ the Library such as "Art around the World" sat. 9-11am on Saturdays
- Toddler Storytime; Fridays @10:30am
- Bedtime Bears evening Storytime; Tuesdays @7pm,
- Tales from the Dusty Trail; Main: Thursdays @10:30am and 2:30pm,
- Afternoon Live; Main: Wednesdays @2:30-3:30pm.
Hunt Branch (201 S. Basque) call 714-738-3122:
- Kids Programs @ the Library
- "Bedtime Bears", Tuesdays @ 7pm. children stories, puppets songs, films and crafts
- Tales from thye Dusty Trail; Hunt: Tuesdays @10:30am
- Afternoon Live; Hunt: Thursdays @2:30 to 3:30pm thru 08/12.
"Concerts at the park"
FREE Open air concerts at the Fullerton Sports Complex (560 E. Silver Pine St. @ Bastanchury, Fullerton) organized by the city on Wednesday nights from 6:30 to 8:00 pm.
Program call 714-738-6575 for more info
"Chevron"/ Fullerton Free Summer Concert Series July 12 The Answer Christian Rock July 19 Eddie Nichols Rockin' Review Swing July 26 Cheap Chick Indie Rock Aug. 02 James Inveld Rock/Country Aug. 09 Big Sandy & His Fly-rite Boys Vintage Western Swing Aug. 16 James Harman Blues Chapman Park
2515 San Carlos Dr., Fullerton call: 714-738-8008
Folk Dancing: Veselo Selo folkdancers 7:30 to 10:30pm on Saturdays (wear flat shoes).Garnet Community Center
3012 Garnet Lane, #A, Fullerton 714-996-2574
Open Mo-Fri 9am to 6pm.Hillcrest Recreational Center
1155 N. Lemon St., Fullerton 714-554-6271/ 714-680-4356
also: "Camp Hillcrest, Summer Daycamp: Summer is over (contact Fullerton Parks & Recreation: 714-738-6575)Maple Center
701 S. Lemon St., Fullerton 714-738-3161/ fax:714-738-3315
Open Mon-Thu: 9am-5pm, Fri: 9am-4pm, 1st & 3rd Sat: 9am-noon. Features Community services (Food center, translation, forms assistance) and Senior services (fitness class, arts & crafts, weekday lunches).Valencia Community Center
320 West Elm St., Full. 714-738-3146
Open Mon-Fri 9am to 6pm
Mountain view Park@ the northwest corner of State College and Bastanchury
Other activities:
Fullerton Arboretum (Cal State Fullerton) 714-278-3579/278-3407
1900 Associated Rd. (at Yorba Linda Blvd.)Laser Quest
229 E. Orangethorpe 92832
714-449-0555
Laser tag gaming, indoors. Monitored.Springfield Banquet Center
Corner of Chapman and Harbor Blvds.Farmer's Markets:
- Certified Farmers Market: 8:30 am to 1:30 pm on Wednesdays @ Woodcrest Park, 450 W. Orangethorpe (871-5304)
- Downtown Farmers Market (April 6 thru October 19, 2006) 1:00 to 6:00 pm. on Thursdays @ Downtown Plaza, Wilshire Ave.
There is live music from 6:30 to 8:30, free (call 714-738-6545)
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| 07/20 | Split | Rock/Blues |
| 07/27 | Fit 2 B Tied | Country/Rock |
| 08/03 | Sol de Alegria | Latin Rock |
Remember: Tickets can always be ordered at TICKETMASTER
Welcome Coal Train!
Fullerton Flyers’ Revealed Mascot (2005)
FULLERTON, CA: After months of hiding the coyote’s identity, the Fullerton Flyers finally showed off their pride and joy. Coal Train, a friendly, upward standing coyote, made his debut appearance on Saturday, May 7th, 2005 at the Flyers’ Select-A-Seat Day at Goodwin Field. Coal Train was escorted by two Fullerton motorcycle police officers, and Miss Fullerton Runner-up, Rebecca Pulido.
After entering Goodwin Field on a trackless train, Coal Train ran the bases before doing a little dance and entering the stands. He was greeted by hundreds of cheering fans and proceeded to sign autographs and pose for pictures.
Coal Train, the muscular (yet steroid free) coyote, prefers to wear his engineer outfit to Flyers’ events.
His favorite pastimes include hitching rides at the Depot in Downtown Fullerton, watching Fullerton Flyers’ games, and howling at the occasional full moon.
Coal Train will be present at all Fullerton Flyers’ home games this season and is also looking to get involved with his community.
Coal Train is available to visit schools, hospitals, after-school programs, businesses, and libraries.
Those who are interested in having Coal Train present at their events and activities should contact his “agent,” Nicole Faires at 714-526-TEAM.
About the Flyers
The Flyers are managed by former major leaguer, Garry Templeton. Their inaugural 2005 season began on May 27th in Chico, CA, with all home games played at Goodwin Field on the campus of Cal State Fullerton. The Flyers’ first home game was held on Tuesday, June 14th at 7:05 PM.
For general information, please visit their web site at www.FullertonFlyers.com or call (714) 526-TEAM.
About the Golden Baseball League
The Golden Baseball League, Presented by Safeway, is an independent professional baseball league operating under a single-entity ownership model, with the League owning all the individual teams. The GBL charter cities include: Chico, CA; Fullerton, CA; Long Beach, CA; Mesa, AZ; San Diego, CA; Surprise, AZ; Yuma, AZ; and one traveling team. The season will consist of 90 games per team and will begin in early June 2006, and end in early September 2006. Each team will have a 24 player roster. The Golden Baseball League office is headquartered in Pleasanton, CA.
Players will be recruited from throughout the United States, including former major leaguers working their way back up through the minors, some of college baseball’s finest players who missed being drafted, and recent cuts from major league baseball organizations spring training roster trimming. The Golden Baseball League plans on pursuing additional international player exchange agreements with other foreign leagues looking to develop their talent or acquire players.
About Safeway/VONS
Safeway Inc. is a Fortune 50 company and one of the largest food and drug retailers in North America based on sales. The company operates more than 1,800 stores in the United States and Canada and had annual sales of $35.6 billion in 2003. The company’s common stock is traded on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbol SWY..
For general information and/or ticket information,
please visit our web site at www.goldenbaseball.com or call (714) 526-TEAM.
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Local Bands:
Barnacle: www.barnacleband.com
TAG (Terry Alexander Group): Classic Rock
Patti & Ladd
Chris Anderson Group, Rock/Blues,
Steve Anderson: guitar/vocal, R&B, Jazz, Classic Rock, Oldies 714-585-1435
BG Brothers: Guitar Trio (acoustic); bgbrothers_project@yahoo.com, 714-992-4248
Hexonic: www.hexonic.com, Rock music
Other Entertainment:
"California Girls" Gentleman's club
1189 E. Ash Ave. Full 92831
714-447-0691
Private VIP room, Happy hour from 4pm to 7pm (Mon-Fri)
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