Oct 2015 Folsom Lake Entertainer PDF

FOLSOM LAKE ENTERTAINER
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BOLLYWOOD MASALA
NIGHT OF 1000 PUMPKINS
ZOMBIE TRAIN
SCARE4HOPE HAUNTED HOUSE
PRESTON CASTLE
RENAISSANCE FAIRE
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ENTERTAINMENT
NIGHT OF 1000 PUMPKINS

ZOMBIE TRAIN
SCARE4HOPE HAUNTED HOUSE
PRESTON CASTLE
RENAISSANCE FAIRE
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FOLSOM LAKE
OCT. 2015 VOLUME 5 NUMBER 11

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More than 1,000 pumpkins are featured in the Historic District during Night of 1,000 Pumpkins. More than half are carved and donated by Intel. (Telegraph File Photos)
Bollywood Masala Brings The Spirit of India to Harris Center
World Premiere tour of Bollywood Masala Orchestra & Dance comes to Folsom
Staff Report
The Entertainer
ith a musical recipe of dynamic rhythm,

dance, and spirituality, Bollywood Masala Orchestra and Dancers of India
create a veritable feast of Indian sounds,
featuring a fusion of Indian and Western instruments and bold interpretations of traditional
Indian dance.
This innovative group of musicians and dancers represents a new step towards a bold vision
in Indian live music and dance being presented
to the world for the first time. Rahis Bharti, one
of Indias greatest musical figures, and the Bollywood Masala Orchestra and Dancers, 20 of Indias most important artists, invite you on a lively
musical journey from Rajasthan to Mumbai.
Bollywood Masala Orchestra is a unique
show, combining for the first time a frenzied
brass band and acoustic musicians, singers, fe-
male dancers, a fakir and acrobats from Jaipur, Jodhpur, Sikar, Dhoad, Renwal, Khandela,
Malikpur, Kunkanwali, Basada, and Mumbai.
This amazing musical extravaganza combines
traditional and contemporary music and with
its mesmerizing rhythms and colorful costumes,
this is truly a show to stimulate all the senses.
The Bollywood Masala Orchestra and Dancers of India started as a vision of Rahis Bharti,
who wanted to capture the world of music, dance,
dynamic rhythm and spirituality that characterizes the incredible India we know today. From
an early age Bharti was captivated by both the
rich traditions and modern interpretations of
his countrys signature sounds and visions. The
performance will include a mix of Indian and
Western instruments such as bass drums, side
drums, trombone, tabla, dholak, harmonium,
and clarinet among many others. The Bollywood

Masala Orchestra and Dancers of India give an
authentic taste of the richness and excitement of
Indian music.
Artistic Director, Rahis Bharti, belongs to a
traditional family of musicians from Rajasthan.
He also boasts a well-established international
reputation and has enchanted audiences worldwide. From an early age he was captivated by
both the rich traditions and modern interpretations of Indias signature sound and vision. Rahis boasts a well established international reputation, having performed with musicians like
Mario Troncoof LOrchestra di Piazza Vittorio,
Esma Redzepova the Gypsy Queen of Macedonia, Flamenco en Route from Spain, the Swedish artist Sassa, Carmen Belgodere from Cinque
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and other notable musical artists from countries

like Cuba, Tunisia, America, and Italy. Over his
career Bharti has traveled the world performing
and has made each prestigious festival, concert
hall or theatre into a lavish and courtly stage of
his own imagining.
Bollywood Masala Orchestra and Dancers of
India: Spirit of India performs on Friday, October 9, 2015 at 7:30 p.m. and Saturday, October
10, 2015 at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are priced at $25$49; Premium $55. Tickets are available online
at www.harriscenter.net or from the Harris Center Ticket Oce at 916-608-6888 from noon to
6 p.m. Monday through Saturday, and two hours
before show time. Parking is included in the
price of the ticket. Harris Center is located on
the west side of Folsom Lake College campus in
Folsom, CA, facing East Bidwell Street.
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More than 1,000 pumpkins are featured in the Historic District during Night of 1,000 Pumpkins. More than half are carved and donated by Intel. (Telegraph File Photos)
Folsom Historic District offers unique Halloween celebration

by Matt Long
The Entertainer
he Folsom Historic District has become

the place to be to enjoy all that Halloween
has to offer.
For more than five years, the Historic District has been the site of Night of 1,000 Pumpkins, a home-grown event that has morphed
into a huge spectacle with upwards of 10,000
people attending. This years event will be held
from 6-9 p.m. Friday, Oct. 23.
This event has gone viral on social media,
said Stephanie Rodgers, executive director of
the Folsom Historic District Association. People come here from as far away as Vacaville, San
Francisco and even Nevada. People want to see
what its all about.
As the name of the event says, its about

pumpkins for starters. There are 1,000-plus
pumpkins all throughout the Historic District,
a large majority of which are carved and donated by Intel. The Wool and Sutter Street parking
lots are reserved to showcase all the pumpkins.
At the conclusion of the event, the pumpkins are
recycled by local farmers.
Trick-or-treating for the kids at the businesses on Sutter Street is open from 6-8 p.m. There
is also a kids fun-zone block that will feature
various vendors with fun activities for children.
Last years event had activities such as a photo booth, pumpkin bowling and bounce houses,
to name a few.
Cynthias Dance Center will entertain the

crowd with a performance beginning at 6 p.m. at
the outdoor amphitheater. At 6:30 p.m., a childrens costume contest and parade will be held.
The Halloween classic, Its the Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown, will be shown at the amphitheater beginning at 7:30 p.m., followed by
Back to the Future II.
There will also be a haunted house that will
be on the top level of the parking structure at
the corner of Reading and Leidesdorff Street.
It is entertainment for the entire family, from
kids to teens to parents, said Rodgers. Everyone dresses up and its a safe Halloween celebration for all ages.
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KNOW
& GO!
What:
Night of 1,000 Pumpkins
When:
69 p.m., Oct. 23,
Trick-or-Treating from 68 p.m.
Where:
Historic District, Folsom
featuring:
Trick-or-Treating and other
Halloween Fun
cost:
Free
Trick-or-treating is a popular activity during the Folsom Historic Districts Night of 1,000 Pumpkins.
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Passengers spy the undead in the sunset from the apparent safety of the train. (Courtesy photos)
Zombie Train: Evacuation! Rolls Into Sacramento
Sacramento River Train re-launches zombie themed railway for Halloween

by Matt Kramer
The Entertainer
s autumn is arriving, the Sacramento River Train will be rolling in

the Halloween season in joyfully terrifying style bringing its zombie
themed rail ride to the Capitol city for the third year running. This
year Zombie Train: Evacuation will feature a new twist on the zombie infested railway theme of past years. The event will begin on October 2
and run through November 7, boarding from West Sacramento.
Regarding what to expect, Andrew McDaniel of Sierra Railroad tells
us that this year is going to involve major changes along with new options
based on patron feedback.
It is an entirely new experience. It used to be structured a lot differently.
We re-imagined the whole experience. Previously, we had guns. So the idea
(revolved around) shooting zombies. Passengers enjoyed the experience of
firing back against the zombie hoards, but with limited toy gun supplies,
many were left out of the full role-playing aspect.
This year the experience promises to be more inclusive and spookier than
ever. Zombie Train: Evacuation will be set in a world where the fight is over,
and the only option left is to flee through a post-apocalyptic Sacramento.
The zombies have basically won. Theres no fighting back, its just
evacuating.
Different actors will guide passengers along through various storylines,
as they navigate multiple zombie encounters on and off the train. Along
with the standard experience, there are a limited number of add on tickets
available. Passengers with these tickets can opt to have zombie makeup
done before the trip. There is also an adults only car option, a new feature
this year. The car will include a free drink in the form of wine, beer or soft
drinks for those wishing to abstain from alcohol.
Each evacuation experience will begin at 400 North Harbor Blvd. in
West Sacramento. Boarding will commence about 20-30 minutes before
departure times, scheduled for 7 p.m., 8 p.m. and 9 p.m. The full experience
will run approximately an hour, with time on the train constituting around
40-45 minutes of the adventure. McDaniel recommended evacuees arrive
early to secure comfortable seats.
The event will be family friendly and there wont be an abundance of
gore, but parents are advised to use discretion in deciding if their children
are able to handle some spooky fun.
McDaniel told us that one of the more spine tingling aspects of the
zombie train is that it wont be clear who on the train is going to turn into
a zombie throughout the course of the ride.
There may or may not be infected people in the car, he advised. Be
careful who you sit beside!
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KNOW
& GO!
What:
Zombie Train
Where: 400 North
Harbor Boulevard, West
Sacramento CA
When: 7 p.m., 8 p.m., or 9
p.m. Oct. 2 Nov. 7
Cost: $35 adults, $25 children age 2-12
Info: More information and
tickets available at:
zombietrain.com,
sacramentorivertrain.com
A zombie crawls across the ground in pursuit of travelers.
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sCare4hope haunTed house

by Lydia McNabb
The Entertainer
ooking for a scary way to celebrate Halloween and support

a good cause at the same time?
Hand4Hope and Scare Away
Hunger, two haunted house powerhouses, are teaming up this year
for a good cause.
The partnership, known as
Scare4Hope, will be offering leadership lessons for youth through
the process of creating the haunted house, as well as raising funds
and food for causes within
the community.
Scare4Hope is fully comprised
of youth, said Samantha DeLeon,
communications coordinator for
Hands4Hope. We are so excited
to see the sense of empowerment
between these students in this great
opportunity and responsibility.
Scare4Hope is a mock company complete with department leads,

a CEO and all the duties that go
along with the roles.
My hope is that the two organizations will work together to
bring more haunted houses, leadership training and development to
our communities for young people,
said Deven Thorne, 18, CEO of
Scare4Hope.
A first year at Folsom Lake
College and recent Ponderosa
High graduate, Deven got involved with Scare Away Hungers
youth-driven annual haunted
house three years ago.
We raised food and money to
go to the local food bank, he said.
It was a fun community event trying to raise food to give back to
community. Weve gotten literally

tons of food.
This year, the Scare4Hope build
team is working to create an eerie
insane asylum known as Haunted Hills Asylum. In keeping with
the theme, the haunted house will
have a feeling of confinement to
deprive the senses, confuse and
disorient, Deven said.
Due to the terrifying nature
of the activity, the Haunted Hills
Asylum is recommended for adults
and guests in eighth grade or
above. There is also a slightly less
scary version available for the easily spooked.
The Haunted Hills Asylum will
take place from 6-10 p.m. Fridays
and Saturdays, and 5-8 p.m. Sundays Oct. 9-31 at El Dorado Hills
Town Center, 4367 Town Center Blvd., Suite 134 in El Dorado

Hills. Tickets cost$6 or $5 with a
can of food.
For more information, visit eldoradohauntedhouse.com.
KNOW
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Preston Castle will be hosting Scare Tours in the weekends leading up its Halloween Ball Oct. 31. (Courtesy photos)
Experience truly spooky haunts at Preston Castle

by Art Garcia
The Entertainer
kip the haunted house Halloween parties

at small boo-tique venues and party at a
real spook-filled castle in Ione, only about
45 minutes from Folsom, El Dorado Hills
and Sacramento in Amador County.
Billed as Northern Californias only real
haunted house, the Preston Castle will have
special dare you tours the two weekends before
Halloween, on Friday and Saturday, Oct. 16-17
and Friday and Saturday Oct. 23-24.
Saturday, Oct. 31 is the Halloween Ball at the
former reform school for boys, formally known
as the Preston School of Industry. Graduates
include country singer Merle Haggard, actors
Lee J. Cobb, Rory Calhoun and Eddie Anderson, who played Rochester on The Jack Benny
Show, and tennis star Pancho Gonzales.
Opened in 1894 and closed in 1960, the brick
Romanesque-style juvenile prison on a hill de-
teriorated under the ravages of time, weather,

vandalism and theft. Restoration began in 2011
when The Preston Castle Foundation received a
50-year lease on the property. Repair has continued after the Foundation received ownership
of the castle and nearly 13 surrounding acres
in 2014. The approximately 50,000-squarefoot castle is a California Historical Landmark
and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Today, the castle offers guided tours on Saturdays, April through September and select other
days, from 10 a.m.-1 p.m. There also are special
tours. The castle has been the site for weddings,
birthday and retirement parties, murder mystery
dinners and meetings, said Jerry Funderburgh,
vice president of the Foundation.
The five nights of Halloween observance
mark the castles largest event. There will be cas-
tle tours through decorated rooms, a scary but

fun experience, he said. This is a fun scare tour
and not a historical tour of the entire castle. This
tour may be too intense for younger children.
The big show is Halloween night, featuring
a masquerade ball, dancing and costume contest.
There will be a no-host bar and food vendors.
Tickets for the Halloween nights are $20,
adults only (18 and older) for the costume ball.
For the other nights, general admission for ages
14 and up is $20 and $10 for youth under 14.
Tickets are limited for each night, so order
early to make sure you can get in, Funderburgh
cautioned. There are no refunds.
All Halloween events are held from 6:30
p.m.-11 p.m. Address of the castle in Ione is
900 Palm Drive (at the end).
For more information or to order tickets online, visit prestoncastle.com.
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KNOW &
GO!
What: Preston Castle Scare Tours
When: Friday and Saturday, Oct. 16-17
and Oct. 23-24
Where: Preston Castle, 900 Palm Drive, Ione
Cost: $20 general admission ages 14 and up;
$10 ages 13 and under
Info: prestoncastle.com
What: Preston Castle Halloween Ball &
Costume Contest
When: Saturday, Oct. 31
Where: Preston Castle, 900 Palm Drive, Ione
Cost: $20, adults ages 18 and up only
Info: prestoncastle.com
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Faire actors fire black powder guns across the green. (Courtesy photos)
Folsom Renaissance Faire Sweeps Into Town
Romantic pageantry, swords, drama and fun in Shakespearean setting

by Matt Kramer
The Entertainer
he Folsom Renaissance Faire will commence with its 23rd year on

the weekend of October 17 and 18 in Folsom City Lions Park. This
family friendly event will be set in a 16th century Elizabethan shire
and will feature William Shakespeare who has come, battling writers block, to find inspiration for his plays.
The Shakespearean theme will be seamlessly integrated into the
framework of the Faire. Marti Meirnik of Renaissance Productions said,
We have a series of actors who resemble the personas that you would
meet in Shakespeares plays and sonnets. (They) will be performing
specific scenes, (with) some actors improvising. Patrons will be able to
see and recognize (characters such as) Othello and Hamlet dispersed
throughout the shire.
The Faire will also feature Queen Elizabeth I at court, with opportunities to meet Her Majesty and learn about courtly life, a giant rocking
horse and knights jousting in twice daily tournaments which Meirnik
said have both a theatrical and a sporting aspect.
There is a show part (of the joust) where the knights talk to the crowd,
and expound about how amazing and spectacular they are.
But the joust itself is not staged. Alongside the joust the Faire will
feature fencing competitions, English country dancing and comedy acts.
There will be nearly 30 guilds in attendance, each providing its own
type of entertainment, and between 70-80 vendors show casing their
wares including high end jewelry, leather work and woodwork. There will
also be an abundance of savory and delicious food and drink including
sausages, crepes which Meirnik said are phenomenal, and two pound
turkey legs. To wash it all down there will be mead as well as wine.
Meirnik said that a distinguishing factor of the Folsom Renaissance
Faire is its focus on entertainment over merely vending.
A lot of events youll find that youre pretty much walking through
a street market. Thats not where our concentration lies. Our shows are
deeply engrained with history, as well as theatrical activities. Our concentration lies on entertainment. The people could spend the whole day
at the Faire and not be bored.
Before the Faire arrives there are also a number of deals on tickets
through Groupon and through the Folsom Renaissance Faire website.
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KNOW & GO!
What: Folsom Renaissance Faire

& Shakespeare Festival
WheN: 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 17;
10 a.m.-5 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 18.
Where: Folsom City Lions Park, Folsom
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Foothills Fall Festival
Saturday, October 3rd
4-7pm
Outdoor Movie Night

Friday, October 9th
Featuring: Hook
Movie Start Time: 6:30pm
Fall is an amazing time of year for El Dorado

Hills Town Center. After an event filled summer,
complete with concerts, car shows and of course
the ever popular July 3rd fireworks celebration,
Town Center begins a transformation for the
holidays. As the leaves change color and the air
cools with the sinking of the sun, the month of
October is filled with seasonal events for the
entire family. On October 3rd, the 1st annual
Foothills Fall Festival will be taking place in
the Steven Young Amphitheater. A benefit for
local El Dorado Hills non-profit Team Donate
Life, the festival includes kids activities with
a mini pumpkin patch, face painting and
balloon artists while the adults enjoy local beer
and wine tasting, a barbecue dinner and live
music from well known country band, Fred
McCarty and Company. On Friday, October 9th,
Outdoor Movie Night is back, featuring Hook
on a large inflatable screen in the Steven Young
Amphitheater. The event is free and Regal Theater
popcorn is always served! Also opening on

October 9th is the annual Scare4Hope Haunted
Hills Asylum. This haunted house is the largest in
El Dorado County and is sure to terrify all who
dare to enter. Of course there is always the option
of the fairy walk-through for the younger children
or the faint of heart! Rounding out the month of
October is one of the most popular events of the
year, the Halloween Spooktacular. On October
31st, families enjoy trick-or-treating in a safe
and friendly environment as they stroll through
Town Center and visit participating businesses.
The event concludes with a costume contest for
kids and dogs in the Steven Young Amphitheater
with prizes for Most Creative, Best Hero/Villain
or Princess, Funniest and Best Group. Thank you
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Scare4Hope
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October 9th-31st
Fridays & Saturdays:

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Sundays:
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Happy hour highlight

Sutter Street Steakhouse
when: 4:30-6 p.m., Monday-Friday
where: 604 Sutter St., Folsom
info: (916) 351-9100,

sutterstreetsteakhouse.com
Happy hour at Sutter Street Steakhouse runs 4:30-6 p.m., Monday-Friday, in the bar and on the patio. (Courtesy photos)
Cheers!
Cocktails and appetizers offered at Sutter Street Steakhouse for happy hour
by Laura Newell
The Entertainer
Its 5 oclock somewhere!

When work is over and its time to relax, Sutter Street Steakhouse in Folsom has
a popular happy hour menu known to many
throughout the region.
We offer the best prices for the best food,
with the choice of enjoying things in the bar or
on the patio, said Trenton Koller, Sutter Street
Steakhouse general manager. What separates us from the others is our quality product
offered at a very low cost. It is easily one of
the best deals in town. All of that on top of

our beautiful ambiance, makes what we offer
unparalleled.
Happy hour at Sutter Street Steakhouse
runs 4:30-6 p.m., Monday-Friday, in the bar
and on the patio.
We have a fun and lively atmosphere with
friendly people enjoying an hour and a half of
happiness, Koller said.
The restaurant has been a staple on Sutter
Street in Folsom for five and a half years.
We want to say thanks to the people of Folsom for helping to make our happy hour the
best around, Koller said. We often have 2030 people outside our doors anxiously awaiting
the opening of the doors at 4:30 p.m.
Sutter Street Steakhouse is located at 604
Sutter St. in Folsom.
For more information, call (916) 351-9100
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Steakhouse Cocktails:
All well cocktails, $4
Steakhouse Martini served with
blue cheese olives, $5.50
Woodford Reserve Manhattan, $5.50
Chocolate Martini, $5.50
Steakhouse Mojito, $5.50
Appetizers:
Calamari with basil aioli and
house made cocktail dipping sauce, $8
Roasted Pepper Hummus with
cucumber, feta and naan bread, $5
Steakhouse prime burger with
French fries $9
Wines by the glass:

Avalon Cabernet Sauvignon, $5.50
Sobon Zinfandel, $5.50
Cline Chardonnay, $5.50
St. Supery Sauvignon Blanc, $5.50
Single Items:
Oyster, $1.50
Cocktail prawn, $1.75
Prime beef slider, $2
French fries, $1
BBQ spiced onion rings, $1
Draft Beers:
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visit amador county
Cinque's tasting room is located on Historic State Highway 49. (Photos by Gwen Clayton)
Sutter Creek's Wine on 49 offers history, charm

and a personal touch
by Gwen Clayton
The Entertainer
n Old Town Sutter Creek, visitors can park

their cars and enjoy the day as they walk to
seven different wine tasting rooms all within a
few blocks of each other, interspersed among
restaurants, boutiques and bed and breakfast inns.
Named for their location along Historic
State Highway 49, the seven members of Wine
on 49: Baiocchi, Bella Grace, Cinque, Le Mulet
Rouge, Miller, Scott Harvey, and Yorba wineries
- are all ready to offer guests a taste of vino and a
cheerful conversation.
"It's a good feel - a Main Street, USA kind

of feeling," said Ann Kraemer, owner of Yorba
Wines. "People say hi. They greet you. It's a very
welcoming place."
Historic Highway 49 takes in both Hanford
Street and Main Street in Sutter Creek. Six of
the member tasting rooms are on Main Street.
Yorba is around the corner on Hanford Street.
"The tasting rooms work together to raise the
awareness of Sutter Creek as a wine destination,
and the realization that it helps everybody, so

let's work together," Kraemer said.
The association started off with Sutter Creek
Wine Tasting, which was a co-op of three different wineries. As of Oct. 1, the boutique shop will
feature only one winery - Le Mulet Rouge. As
more wineries opened tasting rooms along Main
Street, they decided to form their own collaborative marketing group.
"A lot of people don't know Amador County,
much less Sutter Creek, much less you can go
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Take a journey through

Californias rich and
intriguing history. Sip and
stroll along Main Street
of charming Sutter Creek
in Amador County.
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7 tasting rooms:
Baiocchi Wines
Bella Grace Vineyards
CINQUE
Le Mulet Rouge
Miller Wine Works
Scott Harvey Wines
Yorba Wines
WineOn49.com
Mary Kraemer pours a glass of Barbera at Yorba Wines in

Sutter Creek.
wine tasting in Sutter Creek," Kraemer said. "So

we got some work ahead of us."
In addition to offering a diverse selection
of wines, Wine of 49 provides an opportunity
for guests to have a closer bond with the people
who brought the wine to the glass.
"We are all pretty much small, family operated wines and often when you go into one of the
tasting rooms, you'll probably meet one of the
owners," Kraemer said. "But they're really different. They're different styles. Different varietals.
Somebody comes in and you start tasting with
them and you realize they would really like so
and so. We all try to be very good about knowing what everybody else is pouring and knowing
where to direct people. Often times, somebody
will come in and say, 'I only have one more

stop.' So you can say, 'Well, what are you looking for?' and you can direct them to somebody
else's shop."
A stroll up and down the street finds a variety of fun, fruity wines alongside some serious
award-winning wines. Most are estate-grown
and showcase the Amador terroir. The tasting
rooms are well staffed so there's not a long wait.
Most have patios so that when it is busy, guests
can spread out. Up the street, stores like Provisions and Sutter Creek Cheese Shoppe sells
sandwiches and cheese plates that expand the
experience past the wine.
"We're seeing a lot more young people coming in to town than when we first started," Krae-
mer added. "You've got your very seasoned wine

drinkers that did their reading and knew exactly
what they were looking for and have a sophisticated palette looking for a very structured winery versus some that are just learning and are just
so excited and very open for you to tell them
about grape growing."
The owners and wine makers all love to engage visitors in conversation and educate them
on the nuances of their craft.
"It's not just 'here, have a sip,'" Kraemer said.
"They tell stories or just chit chat. It's very open
and relaxed."
For more information on Wine on 49, visit
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Blackened Tilapia
Ingredients:
1 teaspoon pepper
1/2 teaspoon cayenne, or more to taste
1 teaspoons salt
1 tablespoon paprika
1 1/2 teaspoons garlic powder
1 1/2 teaspoons dried thyme
4 - 4 oz. tilapia fillets
2 tablespoons canola oil
Directions:
Combine pepper, cayenne, salt, paprika, garlic powder and thyme in a
shallow bowl; mix well.
Brush fillets with oil and coat on both sides with spice mixture. Place a large
cast-iron skillet over high heat. When ready, add the tilapia.
Cook the fish turning once, until blackened on both sides and flaky inside,
about 2 minutes per side. Plate the fish and spoon the salsa over the fish.
May be served over jasmine rice.
Blackened Talapia
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Photo credit: Bill Sullivan
Harvest fun at Apple Hill

by Gwen Clayton
The Entertainer
he perfect pumpkin and other harvest festivities are only a short drive away at Apple
Hill farms and ranches this October.
While most farms opened in September
with the start of apple season, October is one of
the busiest times of year according to Lynn Larsen, president of Apple Hill Growers Association
and owner of Larsen Apple Barn and Bake Shop.
Along with sprawling orchards and apple treats, many farms and ranches also have a
cornucopia of fall festivities and fun, including
pumpkin patches, corn mazes, a scarecrow contest and more.
You can come find gourds and pumpkins, a
lot of decoration pumpkins and fabulous crafts,
a lot to do with fall, Larsen said.
Bake shops from a number of farms also
offer a taste of the season with treats like
pumpkin rolls, pumpkin cookies and of course,
pumpkin pie.
We like to encourage visitors to come and
find the ranch you fell in love with or fall in love
all over again, Larsen said, suggesting a weekday trip specifically.
Many Apple Hill farms are offering specials

on weekdays during October to encourage visitors to come enjoy the area without the traffic.
Coming here is like an adventure, Larsen
said. Walking through the grasslands, seeing
the beautiful fall foliageits like going back
east with leaves falling and trickling down in
amazing colors.
One Apple Hill farm specializing in the autumnal harvest is Cardaninis Pumpkin Patch,
located at 2655 High Hill Road in Placerville.
With more than 15 varieties of pumpkins, a
corn maze, gourds, ornamental corn and baked
goods, guests are certain to find just what they
need to celebrate autumn.
Some popular pumpkin varieties include
Halloween carving pumpkins, the Sugar Pie
(often used in cooking), the Cinderella, the Lil'
Orange Farmore and the Sweet Dumpling. Big
or small, orange, white or green, the perfect
pumpkin isnt far away.
For more information, visit applehill.org or
download the Apple Hill app.
apple hill events

Oct. 4: Girl Scout Scarecrow Contest:

#84 Harris Tree Farm
Oct. 23-31: Haunted Nature Trail: #17
Grandpas Cellar
Oct. 30: Teen Fright Night: #17
Grandpas Cellar
Oct. 30: Nevada Day with Dedricks
Cheese: #6 Madroa Vineyards
Oct. 30: Nevada Day Specials: Wofford
Acres Vineyards, Kids Inc., Harris Tree
Farm, Madroa Vineyards
Oct. 31-Nov 1: Chestnut Festival: #133
Smokey Ridge Farmstand
Nov. 1-2: Day Of The Dead
Celebration: #10 Rainbow Orchards
Nov. 1: Apple Hill Harvest Run:
benefits Camino School
Nov. 1: Apple Hill Harvest Runner
Appreciation Specials: #5 Kids Inc; #10
Rainbow Orchards, #25 Wofford Acres
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September 1 through December 1
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Specialties
Drive thru and walkup service
Fresh baked pastries
Breakfast empanadas
Handcrafted coffees and espresso drinks
Blended drinks
Fruit Smoothies
Art & Wine

Festival
On Historic Main Street
Placerville, California
Over 30 Wineries
Saturday
October 17, 2015
6 pm to 9 pm
Wine Tasting Tickets $30
Live Music by
The Lucky Losers Band
Established in 2011.
The Placerville Coffee Depot is
located near where the Historic
Placerville Southern Pacific
railroad depot was built in 1889.
70 Main St.
Placerville, California
(530) 295-3920
And Banners on
Parade Auction, too!
Tickets are available from:
River City Bank, The Wine Smith,
Cuppa Coffee & More
or Online @ PlacervilleDowntown.com
(Tickets Are Limited)

For information call (530) 672-3436
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things to do in OCT. '15!
Thursday, Oct. 1
Circles of Light Art Exhibition from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mondays through Fridays and from 6-8 Tuesdays and Wednesdays through October 29 at Gallery at 48 Natoma in Folsom. Event is the annual Student Art Show with art from
Capernaum Young Life. Info: (916) 355-7285, cabraham@
folsom.ca.us.
Mercy Killers at 7:30 p.m. Thursday through Sunday and
at 2 p.m. Saturdayat Harris Center for the Arts, 10 College
Parkway in Folsom. Tickets: $12-$29. Info: (916) 608-6888,
harriscenter.net
The El Dorado Hills Senior fun Time Band practices from
2-4 p.m. Thursdays and Fridays at the El Dorado Hills
Senior Center, 990 Lassen Lane in El Dorado Hills. Currently looking for a singer. Info: Al Kolthoff, band director,
(916) 933-3848.
benefit the Folsom Historical Societys Family of Museums.

Info: 985-2707, folsomhistorymuseum.org.
Monday, Oct. 5
T.A.S. (Teens and Seniors) Book Club meets from 3-4 p.m.
the first Monday of the month at Face in a Book, 4359 Town
Center Blvd. in El Dorado Hills. Sponsored by the El Dorado Hills Senior Center and coordinated by ORHS student
Kyoko Lee. RSVP. Info: (916) 358-3575.
Hands4Hope Haunted Hills Asylum from 6-10 p.m. Fridays

and Saturdays, from 4-8 p.m. Sundays at the El Dorado Hills
Town Center, 4364 Town Center Blvd., Suite 134. Event
benefits Hands4Hope. Info: eldoradohauntedhouse.com.
Bollywood Masala Orchestra and Dancers of India: Spirit

of India at 7:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday at Harris Center for the Arts, 10 College Parkway in Folsom. Tickets:
$12-$49 general, $55 premium. Info: (916) 608-6888, harriscenter.net
Storytime meets 10-10:30 a.m. at Face in a Book, 4359

Town Center Blvd., Ste. 113, El Dorado Hills. For toddlers and preschoolers. Info: (916) 941-9401, getyourfaceinabook.com
Open Mic Night is from 6-9 p.m. with at 632 East Bidwell St.,
Folsom. Free. Any style. Info: (916) 984-3020, facebook.
com/nicholsonmusicafe.
Ukulele and Guitar Jam from 2-2:45 p.m. Mondays at El

Dorado Hills Senior Center, 990 Lassen Lane in El Dorado Hills. All levels, except new beginners invited. Info:
(916) 358-3575.
Farmers Market from 8 a.m. to Outdoor Movie Night at

6:30 p.m. Town Center Blvd., in El Dorado Hills. Free.
Bring blankets and/or chairs. Popcorn available. Info:
edhtowncenter.com
Friday, Oct. 2
The Old Town Boys play at 8:30 p.m. at Hamptons on
Sutter, 608 Sutter St in Historic Folsom. Music includes
hits, favorites and sing-alongs from all genres and eras.
Requests welcome. Info: (916) 985-4735, hamptonsonsutter@gmail.com.
Guys and Dolls at 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday and 4 p.m.
Sunday through Oct. 4 at Sutter Street Theatre, 717 Sutter St. in Folsom. Tickets: $23 general, $23 seniors, $18
students, $15 children 12 and under. Info: (916) 353-1001,
sutterstreettheatre.com.
Saturday, Oct. 3
Folsom Glow Run at 7:45 p.m. in Folsoms Historic District.
Info: stylemg.com/folsomglowrun
The Folsom Symphony presents Family Concert: Connections@Symph at 11 a.m. at the Harris Center for the Arts,
10 College Parkway in Folsom. Tickets: $8-$12. Info: (916)
608-6888, harriscenter.net
Murer House Museum and Garden tours from 10 a.m. to 2
p.m. at 1125 Joe Murer Court, Folsom. Free. Bring a picnic
lunch. Info: (916) 985-3290, murerhouse.org.
Sunday, Oct. 4
History Unwined from 4-6 p.m. at Unwined, 915 Sutter St.
in Folsom. Tickets: $40 include a glass of wine, appetizers
provided by Fat Rabbit and a bottle of wine, Chardonnay
or Old Vine Zin, to take home. Limited tickets. Proceeds
Ukulele and Guitar Jam
Tuesday, Oct. 6
Rock On! Live Bank Karaoke plays at 8 p.m. at PowerHouse Pub, 614 Sutter St., Ste D, Folsom. Reserved seating extra. Info: (916) 355-8586, powerhousepub.com.
Saturday, Oct. 10
Bob and Ros Old Time Radio Show at 4 p.m. at Sutter
Street Theatre, 717 Sutter St. in Folsom. Tickets: $10. Info:
(916) 353-1001, sutterstreettheatre.com.
Friday, Oct. 9
Sunday, Oct. 11
Shawn Colvin at 7:30 p.m. at Harris Center for the Arts, 10
College Parkway in Folsom. Tickets: $35-$45 general. Info:
(916) 608-6888, harriscenter.net
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Friday, OcT. 16
sunday, OcT. 25
Farmers Market from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sundays at El Dorado Hills Town Center, 4364 Town Center Blvd., in El Dorado Hills. Features fresh fruits and vegetables, as well as
homemade honeys, jams, cheeses and other household
favorites. Info: edhtowncenter.com.
CORE Contemporary Dance presents The Doorway at

7:30 p.m. at Harris Center for the Arts, 10 College Parkway
in Folsom. Tickets: $20-$30. Info: (916) 608-6888, harriscenter.net
Falun Dafa, also known as Falun Gong from 4:30-5:30 p.m.

Fridays through Oct. 30 at the El Dorado Hills Senior Center, 990 Lassen Lane. RSVP. Info: (916) 358-3575.
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Halloween Spooktacular from 3-6 p.m. at the El Dorado
Hills Town Center, 4364 Town Center Blvd. Event includes kids and dogs costume contest at 5:15 p.m. Info:
edhtowncenter.com.
saTurday, OcT. 17
The LOL Comedy Troupe perform at 4 p.m. the third Saturday of the month at The Sutter Street Theatre, 717 Sutter
St. in Folsom. Tickets: $10. Proceeds benefit Developmental Disabilities Service Organization programs. Info: (916)
353-1001, sutterstreettheatre.com.
Classic Albums Live; Jimi Hendrix Are You Experienced
at 8 p.m. at Harris Center for the Arts, 10 College Parkway
in Folsom. Tickets: $30-$35 general, $40 premium. Info:
(916) 608-6888, harriscenter.net
Sacramento Baroque Soloists presents German Masters of
the Baroque at 7:30 p.m. at Harris Center for the Arts, 10
College Parkway in Folsom. Tickets: $10-$25. Info: (916)
608-6888, harriscenter.net
sunday, OcT. 18
Music on the Divide: James Garners Tribute to Johnny
Cash from 3-5 p.m. at the Georgetown Oddfellows Hall,
6240 Main St. in Georgetown. Tickets: $20 each or $45
for remaining eight concerts, includes membership. Info:
go4moundeah@gmail.com, musiconthedivide.org.
Thursday, OcT. 22
Circles of Light Art Exhibition from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mondays through Fridays and from 6-8 Tuesdays and Wednesdays through October 29 at Gallery at 48 Natoma in Folsom. Event is the annual Student Art Show with art from
Capernaum Young Life. Info: (916) 355-7285, cabraham@
folsom.ca.us.
Halloween Spooktacular
MOnday, OcT. 26
Poetry in Motion meets from 6-7 p.m. at the Senior Center, 937 Spring St., Placerville. Free. A poetry read-around;
bring your own poems or those of a favorite poet to share,
or just come listen. Info: 672-9173, poetspiper@att.net.
Tuesday, OcT. 27
Rock On! Live Bank Karaoke plays at 8 p.m. at PowerHouse Pub, 614 Sutter St., Ste D, Folsom. Reserved seating extra. Info: (916) 355-8586, powerhousepub.com.
Wednesday, OcT. 28
TLM Team Local Music plays at 8:30 p.m. at PowerHouse
Pub, 614 Sutter St., Ste D, Folsom. Reserved seating extra.
Info: (916) 355-8586, powerhousepub.com.
Open Mic Night is from 7-10 p.m. at Lockdown Brewing Co.
tasting room, 718 Sutter St., Ste 200, Folsom. Info: (916)
358-9645, lockdownbrewingcompany.com.
Open Mic Night is from 6-9 p.m. at 632 East Bidwell St.,
Folsom. Free. Bluegrass and Oldtime style. Info: (916) 9843020, facebook.com/nicholsonmusicafe.
Friday, OcT. 30
Friday, OcT. 23
saTurday, OcT. 24
Sacramento Guitar Society presents George Sakellariou at
7:30 p.m. at Harris Center for the Arts, 10 College Parkway
in Folsom. Tickets: $18-$39. Info: (916) 608-6888, harriscenter.net
Halloween Spooktacular
Ukulele lessons meet from 1-2 p.m. at 632 East Bidwell

St., Folsom. Free. Info: (916) 984-3020, facebook.com/
nicholsonmusicafe.
Farmers Market from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Railroad Turntable and Public Plaza in Historic Folsom. Event includes
more than 45 farmers and vendors with certified farmers,
locally grown seasonal fruits and vegetables, fresh baked
goods, fresh eggs and dairy, live music and more. Info:
historicfolsom.org.
Hoolliday
Handmade Crafts Sweet Shoppe & Bakery
Chili House Door Prizes
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November 6th 12 noon - 7 pm
SATURDAY
November 7th 9 am - 2 pm
Bring your family & friends to shop for the holidays.
Open Mic Night
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RESTAURANTS LODGING MUSEUMS WINE TASTING ANTIQUES ART GALLERIES LIVE THEATER TAVERNS SPECIALTY SHOPS
Boutique, Local Art & Lifestyle
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Leather Hand Bags, Gift Items
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Happenings in Historic Folsom!

UPCOMING EVENTS:
Farmers Market .......................Every Saturday

Glow Run ................................October 3
Folsom Blues Breakout ............October 18
Night of 1000 Pumpkins ..........October 23
Historic Folsom Haunted House
October 2, 3, 9, 10, 16, 17, 23, 24, 29, 30, 31
www.CorbettsHouseofHorror.net
Ice Rink Opens in November!
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