Thursday, September 3. 2009
Murrieta Library Closes For Staff In-Service Day
MURRIETA, CA - The Murrieta Public Library has been too successful. Not that anyone is complaining, but as a result of the highly used services, collections, and programs, the Library will be closed on Tuesday, September 15, 2009, so library staff can catch up on the mountain of returned books and requested materials that keep growing every day. The Library will reopen on Wednesday, September 16, at 10:00 a.m.
According to Library Director Loretta McKinney, "As most public libraries nationwide, the Murrieta Public Library experienced a huge increase in all aspects of library services in the last eight months. Individuals are not going on vacations, cannot afford Internet services at home, and are looking for high quality free programs in a great place to enjoy being a family while being part of the community! While we welcome everyone and we are ecstatic that the community is utilizing the Library, it has created a dilemma since there are not enough staff and volunteers to keep up with the demand. Library staff are committed to continuously providing the highest quality services and it has been difficult for us to acknowledge that the Library will have to close for one day to assure the community continues to receive the quality of services to which it is accustomed.” The outside book drops will remain open. All materials due on Tuesday, September 15 should be returned as soon as possible thereafter and will not accrue fines. Although the Friends of the Murrieta Library will still conduct their General Meeting at 10:00 a.m., the Story-time program is cancelled for that evening.
Library users who have questions regarding the closure may call the Library at (951) 304-BOOK (2665) or visit the Library's web site at www.murrieta.org/services/library for more information. The Murrieta Public Library is located at Eight Town Square (Adams Avenue and Kalmia Street).
Contact: Loretta McKinney
Director of Library Services
Murrieta Public Library
Phone: (951) 461-6130
September 2, 2009
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According to Library Director Loretta McKinney, "As most public libraries nationwide, the Murrieta Public Library experienced a huge increase in all aspects of library services in the last eight months. Individuals are not going on vacations, cannot afford Internet services at home, and are looking for high quality free programs in a great place to enjoy being a family while being part of the community! While we welcome everyone and we are ecstatic that the community is utilizing the Library, it has created a dilemma since there are not enough staff and volunteers to keep up with the demand. Library staff are committed to continuously providing the highest quality services and it has been difficult for us to acknowledge that the Library will have to close for one day to assure the community continues to receive the quality of services to which it is accustomed.” The outside book drops will remain open. All materials due on Tuesday, September 15 should be returned as soon as possible thereafter and will not accrue fines. Although the Friends of the Murrieta Library will still conduct their General Meeting at 10:00 a.m., the Story-time program is cancelled for that evening.
Library users who have questions regarding the closure may call the Library at (951) 304-BOOK (2665) or visit the Library's web site at www.murrieta.org/services/library for more information. The Murrieta Public Library is located at Eight Town Square (Adams Avenue and Kalmia Street).
Contact: Loretta McKinney
Director of Library Services
Murrieta Public Library
Phone: (951) 461-6130
September 2, 2009
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Wednesday, September 2. 2009
Murrieta - Battle Of The Bands 2009 Local Teen Bands Compete For Prizes
Murrieta, CA September 1, 2009 – The City of Murrieta is hosting its annual Battle of the Bands competition for local youth on October 3, 2009.
Attention all garage bands, heavy metal bands, punk rock bands, and all other musically talented groups. The City of Murrieta is looking for you to come out and showcase your talents and ability to rock. All Entering bands must register before September 17th, 2009. Murrieta’s 7th annual battle of the band competition will take place on Saturday, October 3rd, 2009 at the Murrieta Community Center, 41810 Juniper Street.
All information materials can be found on the Murrieta website under Recreation and then Youth Advisory Committee. Or you can get visit our myspace page and get all the materials you need. Our url is www.myspace.com/murrietayac.
For further information regarding the City of Murrieta’s Annual Battle of the Bands or to purchase tickets in advance, please contact the City of Murrieta Community Services Department at (951) 304-PARK (7275).
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Contact: Beau Davis
Office: 951.304.PARK(7275)
E-mail: bdavis@murrieta.org
Attention all garage bands, heavy metal bands, punk rock bands, and all other musically talented groups. The City of Murrieta is looking for you to come out and showcase your talents and ability to rock. All Entering bands must register before September 17th, 2009. Murrieta’s 7th annual battle of the band competition will take place on Saturday, October 3rd, 2009 at the Murrieta Community Center, 41810 Juniper Street.
All information materials can be found on the Murrieta website under Recreation and then Youth Advisory Committee. Or you can get visit our myspace page and get all the materials you need. Our url is www.myspace.com/murrietayac.
For further information regarding the City of Murrieta’s Annual Battle of the Bands or to purchase tickets in advance, please contact the City of Murrieta Community Services Department at (951) 304-PARK (7275).
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact: Beau Davis
Office: 951.304.PARK(7275)
E-mail: bdavis@murrieta.org
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Monday, August 24. 2009
Murrieta - Concert in The Park
The last Concert in the Park for 2009 will be Saturday September 12, 2009 from 6pm-8pm at Town Square Park. The band, No Limit OC is an Orange County based cover band that plays hit music spanning four decades. According to the bands website (www.nolimitoc.com) “It doesn’t matter if you’re young or just young at heart, there is something for you.” Please come out to the last Concert in the Park- bring a blanket or chairs, some snacks and friends- and come enjoy a relaxing evening of music under the stars. Remember…admission is FREE!
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Murrieta - The Senior Center has some New Classes
Acrylic Decorative Painting: this class is for beginners or people who would like to get back into acrylic painting. Classes are from 9am to 12 noon on the first and third Tuesday of each month. Cost is $25 per class
Cooking class: Cook Well, Eat Well, Be Well! Seniors come learn how to cook healthier, plan your meals, and see how to save while doing so. All Classes are hands on and meet the third Monday of each month. Cost is $21 per class
Hula Dance: Learn proper form, technique, history, and the meaning behind the hula. This class is designed to give you low impact workout while learning traditional hula dancing. Class meets on Thursdays from 4 -5pm. Cost is $30 per month
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Cooking class: Cook Well, Eat Well, Be Well! Seniors come learn how to cook healthier, plan your meals, and see how to save while doing so. All Classes are hands on and meet the third Monday of each month. Cost is $21 per class
Hula Dance: Learn proper form, technique, history, and the meaning behind the hula. This class is designed to give you low impact workout while learning traditional hula dancing. Class meets on Thursdays from 4 -5pm. Cost is $30 per month
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Friday, July 24. 2009
Summer Reading Wraps Up At The Murrieta Library
MURRIETA, CA - The "Be Creative at the Murrieta Public Library” Summer Reading Program officially ends on Saturday August 1, 2009, but there is still time to add more titles to your reading logs for some great coupons and prizes. Check out the last of the fun summer programs and take some time to browse through the volumes of books for a great end-of-summer read.
Wee Wigglers Story Time; ages 3 to 5
Thursday, July 30: 10:15 AM, Murrieta Public Library
This special program is designed to inspire the love of reading with books, songs, and activities. It is a great way to introduce your little one to pre-literacy skills while they interact and have fun with other pre-school children.
“It's Up in the Air” with juggler David Cousin; all ages
Saturday, August 1: 10:30 AM, Murrieta Public Library
Free tickets to attend will be available beginning at 10:15 AM; this is a first come, first served event.
David Cousin is a holder of 5 world records in juggling. He has performed professionally for both children and adults since 1980. The formerly Philadelphia based juggler relocated to California, performing both locally and internationally. His comedy juggling show consists of audience involvement, interaction, and music. David has opened for John "Cougar" Mellencamp on concert tour, performed with the Philadelphia Orchestra in their children's concerts and for the Philadelphia Flyers' holiday parties. He was featured in a national television special with Dick Clark and on Evening Magazine. He has appeared in a commercial for Showboat Hotel and Casino and made several television news channel appearances.
The Summer Reading Programs are sponsored by the Friends of the Murrieta Library and various local businesses. All programs are free and open to the public. The Murrieta Public Library is located at Eight Town Square (Adams Avenue and Kalmia Street). For more information about the programs call (951) 304-BOOK (2665) or visit the Library"s web site at www.murrieta.org/services/library.
Contact: Elizabeth Jones July 23, 2009
Supervising Librarian, Youth Services
Murrieta Public Library
Phone: (951) 461-6134
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Wee Wigglers Story Time; ages 3 to 5
Thursday, July 30: 10:15 AM, Murrieta Public Library
This special program is designed to inspire the love of reading with books, songs, and activities. It is a great way to introduce your little one to pre-literacy skills while they interact and have fun with other pre-school children.
“It's Up in the Air” with juggler David Cousin; all ages
Saturday, August 1: 10:30 AM, Murrieta Public Library
Free tickets to attend will be available beginning at 10:15 AM; this is a first come, first served event.
David Cousin is a holder of 5 world records in juggling. He has performed professionally for both children and adults since 1980. The formerly Philadelphia based juggler relocated to California, performing both locally and internationally. His comedy juggling show consists of audience involvement, interaction, and music. David has opened for John "Cougar" Mellencamp on concert tour, performed with the Philadelphia Orchestra in their children's concerts and for the Philadelphia Flyers' holiday parties. He was featured in a national television special with Dick Clark and on Evening Magazine. He has appeared in a commercial for Showboat Hotel and Casino and made several television news channel appearances.
The Summer Reading Programs are sponsored by the Friends of the Murrieta Library and various local businesses. All programs are free and open to the public. The Murrieta Public Library is located at Eight Town Square (Adams Avenue and Kalmia Street). For more information about the programs call (951) 304-BOOK (2665) or visit the Library"s web site at www.murrieta.org/services/library.
Contact: Elizabeth Jones July 23, 2009
Supervising Librarian, Youth Services
Murrieta Public Library
Phone: (951) 461-6134
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Wednesday, July 8. 2009
Murrieta Library - Apollo 11: The Moon Landing That Almost Wasn't
MURRIETA, CA - The Murrieta Public Library will be hosting an event to commemorate the 40th anniversary of the Apollo 11 lunar landing. Library Commissioner, Colonel Lee Heinz, USAF (Ret.) was at Mission Control in Houston, TX when Apollo 11 landed on the moon and will present a fascinating story about the Apollo space program and the "moon landing that almost wasn"t”. The event will take place on Monday, July 20, 2009 at 2:00 p.m. and will also include rocket building and launching with JPL Ambassador and Temecula Rocket Club Section Advisor, Richard Dierking.
The fun begins with rocket building. The first 20 families to arrive will have an opportunity to purchase a rocket for $6 and build it. Mission Control expert Colonel Lee Heinz, USAF (Ret.) will begin his presentation at 3:30 p.m. followed by the scale model launch of Saturn V. After the Saturn V launch, the families who built their rockets will have an opportunity to purchase an engine for $3 and launch their rockets in Town Square Park.
This event is free and open to the public and is sponsored by the Friends of the Murrieta Library. The Murrieta Public Library is located at Eight Town Square (Adams Avenue and Kalmia Street). For more information about the program call (951) 304-BOOK (2665) or visit the Library’s web site at www.murrieta.org/services/library.
Contact: Elise Malkowski
Principal Librarian
Murrieta Public Library
Phone: (951) 304-2665
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The fun begins with rocket building. The first 20 families to arrive will have an opportunity to purchase a rocket for $6 and build it. Mission Control expert Colonel Lee Heinz, USAF (Ret.) will begin his presentation at 3:30 p.m. followed by the scale model launch of Saturn V. After the Saturn V launch, the families who built their rockets will have an opportunity to purchase an engine for $3 and launch their rockets in Town Square Park.
This event is free and open to the public and is sponsored by the Friends of the Murrieta Library. The Murrieta Public Library is located at Eight Town Square (Adams Avenue and Kalmia Street). For more information about the program call (951) 304-BOOK (2665) or visit the Library’s web site at www.murrieta.org/services/library.
Contact: Elise Malkowski
Principal Librarian
Murrieta Public Library
Phone: (951) 304-2665
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Thursday, July 2. 2009
Summer Reading Continues At The Murrieta Library
MURRIETA, CA - The Murrieta Public Library is inviting the entire community to read for pleasure during the summer months. There is still plenty of time to register in one of the two programs, "Be Creative” for children and teens or “Express Yourself” for young adults and adults, and earn great coupons and prizes. Stop by the Library, pick up a reading log, browse our stacks of books for a great summer read, and stay to enjoy one of the fun programs for kids, teens, young adults, and adults:
Tunes Amongst the Tomes with the Fourth Dimension Brass; All ages
Tuesday, July 7: 6:30 PM, Murrieta Public Library Lobby
Join us for a free concert in the Library! The Fourth Dimension Brass is a group of local musicians, led by Miles McAllister, who play trombones and trumpets. There will be many familiar songs and music throughout the program to entertain the whole family.
Smoothie Cool-off Contest; Grades 6 to 12
Thursday, July 9: 3:00 PM, Community Room
It's a smoothie competition! Teens, in grades 6 to 12, can create their own original, cool and tasty smoothie using only the ingredients supplied. Judges will vote for the best tasting smoothie and get a chance at winning a fabulous prize.
Knitting Club; Ages 14 and up
Monday, July 13: 4:00 PM, Community Room
The Murrieta Public Library"s Knitting Club continues through the summer. Instructor Peggy Hagberg will demonstrate knitting techniques and be available for questions. Enhance your knitting skills and meet new people! There will be a prize drawing for knitting supplies at the end of the program!
Picasso Pics; Grades 3 to 5
Tuesday, July 14: 2:00 PM, Community Room
Be like Picasso and see art in a new and revolutionary way! By using different magazine cut-outs, scissors, and glue, participants will be guided through the process of creating their own 'masterpiece.’
The Summer Reading Programs are sponsored by the Friends of the Murrieta Library and various local businesses. All programs are free and open to the public. The Murrieta Public Library is located at Eight Town Square (Adams Avenue and Kalmia Street). For more information about the programs call (951) 304-BOOK (2665) or visit the Library’s web site at www.murrieta.org/services/library.
Contact: Elizabeth Jones July 1, 2009
Supervising Librarian, Youth Services
Murrieta Public Library
Phone: (951) 461-6134
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Tunes Amongst the Tomes with the Fourth Dimension Brass; All ages
Tuesday, July 7: 6:30 PM, Murrieta Public Library Lobby
Join us for a free concert in the Library! The Fourth Dimension Brass is a group of local musicians, led by Miles McAllister, who play trombones and trumpets. There will be many familiar songs and music throughout the program to entertain the whole family.
Smoothie Cool-off Contest; Grades 6 to 12
Thursday, July 9: 3:00 PM, Community Room
It's a smoothie competition! Teens, in grades 6 to 12, can create their own original, cool and tasty smoothie using only the ingredients supplied. Judges will vote for the best tasting smoothie and get a chance at winning a fabulous prize.
Knitting Club; Ages 14 and up
Monday, July 13: 4:00 PM, Community Room
The Murrieta Public Library"s Knitting Club continues through the summer. Instructor Peggy Hagberg will demonstrate knitting techniques and be available for questions. Enhance your knitting skills and meet new people! There will be a prize drawing for knitting supplies at the end of the program!
Picasso Pics; Grades 3 to 5
Tuesday, July 14: 2:00 PM, Community Room
Be like Picasso and see art in a new and revolutionary way! By using different magazine cut-outs, scissors, and glue, participants will be guided through the process of creating their own 'masterpiece.’
The Summer Reading Programs are sponsored by the Friends of the Murrieta Library and various local businesses. All programs are free and open to the public. The Murrieta Public Library is located at Eight Town Square (Adams Avenue and Kalmia Street). For more information about the programs call (951) 304-BOOK (2665) or visit the Library’s web site at www.murrieta.org/services/library.
Contact: Elizabeth Jones July 1, 2009
Supervising Librarian, Youth Services
Murrieta Public Library
Phone: (951) 461-6134
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Wednesday, June 17. 2009
Murrieta Public Library Launches Summer Reading 2009
MURRIETA, CA - The Murrieta Public Library is encouraging the entire community to read throughout the summer by offering programs and events for ages 0 to 99+. Two separate themes have been developed for the different age groups with age-appropriate programs for each. The "Be Creative” theme focuses on reading and program activities for children and teens while the “Express Yourself” programs are intended for the young adult and adult audiences. Stop by the Library, pick up a reading log, browse our stacks of books for a great summer read, and stay to enjoy one of the fun programs for kids, teens, young adults, and adults:
Two Drum Circles; 1:00 PM, Grades 6 to 12: 2:30 PM, Grades K to 5
Saturday, June 20: Community Room
Bring your rhythm and enjoy the beat, the drums will be provided. Counting, cadence, and contrast exercises will boost the pulse of this drum jam. During the jam session, there will be activities that focus on individual improvisation and personal expression. Learn about different drums and simply have fun playing together.
The Art of Conversation & Etiquette; Grades 9 to Adult
Monday, June 22: 6:30 PM, Community Room
Learn how to “Express yourself” beautifully! Instructor Angela Sturdivant shows how to set a table and demonstrates essential social graces, including manners, utensil management, and dinner conversation. Refreshments served.
Creative Choreography: Draw and Dance; Grades 3 to 5
Tuesday, June 23: 2:00 PM, Community Room
With music pulsing in the background and a crayon in their hand, kids will make shapes on paper, then, translate those shapes into a unique dance. No dancing background required, just a bit of imagination and a little spunk! What a fun way to get ready for the next school dance.
Henna Tattoo Workshop for Young Adults; Grades 9 to 12
Tuesday, June 23: 4:30 to 6:30 PM, Community Room
Learn the history or the ancient art of Mehndi and get a temporary henna tattoo! Artist Debi Reiser will talk about the traditions of henna art and apply customized designs to all teens present in this two-hour workshop.
Mother Goose & Me Story Time; ages 0 to 2 with an adult
Wednesday, June 24: 10:15 AM, Community Room
Get ready to sing and dance though rhythms and rhymes, stories and songs with other babies and toddlers. Have a great time enjoying the love of reading and books together while teaching necessary pre-literacy skills.
The Summer Reading Programs are sponsored by the Friends of the Murrieta Library and various local businesses. All programs are free and open to the public. The Murrieta Public Library is located at Eight Town Square (Adams Avenue and Kalmia Street). For more information about the programs call (951) 304-BOOK (2665) or visit the Library's web site at www.murrieta.org/services/library.
Contact: Elizabeth Jones
Supervising Librarian, Youth Services
Murrieta Public Library
Phone: (951) 461-6134
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Two Drum Circles; 1:00 PM, Grades 6 to 12: 2:30 PM, Grades K to 5
Saturday, June 20: Community Room
Bring your rhythm and enjoy the beat, the drums will be provided. Counting, cadence, and contrast exercises will boost the pulse of this drum jam. During the jam session, there will be activities that focus on individual improvisation and personal expression. Learn about different drums and simply have fun playing together.
The Art of Conversation & Etiquette; Grades 9 to Adult
Monday, June 22: 6:30 PM, Community Room
Learn how to “Express yourself” beautifully! Instructor Angela Sturdivant shows how to set a table and demonstrates essential social graces, including manners, utensil management, and dinner conversation. Refreshments served.
Creative Choreography: Draw and Dance; Grades 3 to 5
Tuesday, June 23: 2:00 PM, Community Room
With music pulsing in the background and a crayon in their hand, kids will make shapes on paper, then, translate those shapes into a unique dance. No dancing background required, just a bit of imagination and a little spunk! What a fun way to get ready for the next school dance.
Henna Tattoo Workshop for Young Adults; Grades 9 to 12
Tuesday, June 23: 4:30 to 6:30 PM, Community Room
Learn the history or the ancient art of Mehndi and get a temporary henna tattoo! Artist Debi Reiser will talk about the traditions of henna art and apply customized designs to all teens present in this two-hour workshop.
Mother Goose & Me Story Time; ages 0 to 2 with an adult
Wednesday, June 24: 10:15 AM, Community Room
Get ready to sing and dance though rhythms and rhymes, stories and songs with other babies and toddlers. Have a great time enjoying the love of reading and books together while teaching necessary pre-literacy skills.
The Summer Reading Programs are sponsored by the Friends of the Murrieta Library and various local businesses. All programs are free and open to the public. The Murrieta Public Library is located at Eight Town Square (Adams Avenue and Kalmia Street). For more information about the programs call (951) 304-BOOK (2665) or visit the Library's web site at www.murrieta.org/services/library.
Contact: Elizabeth Jones
Supervising Librarian, Youth Services
Murrieta Public Library
Phone: (951) 461-6134
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Wednesday, June 10. 2009
Free Summer Events For All Ages At The Murrieta Public Library
MURRIETA, CA - Starting June 13, The Murrieta Public Library is encouraging the entire community to read throughout the summer by offering programs and events for ages 0 to 99+. Dancing and music, chalk art and painting, cooking and yarn spinning are some of the ways the community will celebrate the arts during our Murrieta Reads 2009 summer reading programs at the Murrieta Public Library.
"You don't need to travel too far from home to find fabulous summer activities,” says Beth Jones, Supervising Librarian. “Two separate themes have been developed for the different age groups with age-appropriate programs for each. The “Be Creative” theme focuses on reading and program activities for children and teens while the “Express Yourself” programs are intended for the young adult and adult audiences. Stop by the Library, pick up a reading log, browse our stacks of books for a great summer read and stay to enjoy one of the fun programs for kids, teens, young adults, and adults.”
Dance to Your Own Beat: a dance review, All ages
Saturday, June 13: 2 PM, Murrieta Senior Center, 41717 Juniper Street
Enjoy this diverse and rousing dance review as we kick off Murrieta Reads 2009. You will be swept through the elegant Ballroom, the traditional Square, through the athletic Break Dance, and more. Then, sashay back to the Library to browse for some exciting books, music, or movies. Free tickets will be available at Murrieta Public Library"s Youth Services desk starting at 1:30 PM.
“Blast to the Past” with author Stacia Deutsch, Grades K to 5 and families
Tuesday, June 16: 10 AM, Murrieta Public Library Community Room
Kids and their parents will get a kick out of meeting author, Stacia Deutsch, and finding out how she keeps American History alive and exciting in the popular series, Blast to the Past. There will be an autograph session, an opportunity to purchase a paperback book, as well as participation in a craft.
B/W Photography Workshop for Teens, Grades 6 to 12
Wednesday, June 17: 10:30 AM, Murrieta Public Library Community Room
Teens will learn about composition, lighting, finishing, downloading, and printing to create their own arty Black and White photographs. Bring your own digital camera and come early – space is limited.
Two Drum Circles, Murrieta Public Library Community Room
Saturday, June 20: 1:00 PM, Grades 6 to 12
2:30 PM, Grades K to 5
Bring your rhythm and enjoy the beat, the drums will be provided. Counting, cadence, and contrast exercises will boost the pulse of this drum jam. During the jam session, there will be activities that focus on individual improvisation and personal expression. Learn about different drums and simply have fun playing together.
The Summer Reading Programs are sponsored by the Friends of the Murrieta Library and various local businesses. All programs are free and open to the public. The Murrieta Public Library is located at Eight Town Square (Adams Avenue and Kalmia Street). For more information about the programs call (951) 304-BOOK (2665) or visit the Library’s web site at www.murrieta.org/services/library.
Contact: Elizabeth Jones
June 10, 2009
Supervising Librarian, Youth Services
Murrieta Public Library
Phone: (951) 461-6134
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"You don't need to travel too far from home to find fabulous summer activities,” says Beth Jones, Supervising Librarian. “Two separate themes have been developed for the different age groups with age-appropriate programs for each. The “Be Creative” theme focuses on reading and program activities for children and teens while the “Express Yourself” programs are intended for the young adult and adult audiences. Stop by the Library, pick up a reading log, browse our stacks of books for a great summer read and stay to enjoy one of the fun programs for kids, teens, young adults, and adults.”
Dance to Your Own Beat: a dance review, All ages
Saturday, June 13: 2 PM, Murrieta Senior Center, 41717 Juniper Street
Enjoy this diverse and rousing dance review as we kick off Murrieta Reads 2009. You will be swept through the elegant Ballroom, the traditional Square, through the athletic Break Dance, and more. Then, sashay back to the Library to browse for some exciting books, music, or movies. Free tickets will be available at Murrieta Public Library"s Youth Services desk starting at 1:30 PM.
“Blast to the Past” with author Stacia Deutsch, Grades K to 5 and families
Tuesday, June 16: 10 AM, Murrieta Public Library Community Room
Kids and their parents will get a kick out of meeting author, Stacia Deutsch, and finding out how she keeps American History alive and exciting in the popular series, Blast to the Past. There will be an autograph session, an opportunity to purchase a paperback book, as well as participation in a craft.
B/W Photography Workshop for Teens, Grades 6 to 12
Wednesday, June 17: 10:30 AM, Murrieta Public Library Community Room
Teens will learn about composition, lighting, finishing, downloading, and printing to create their own arty Black and White photographs. Bring your own digital camera and come early – space is limited.
Two Drum Circles, Murrieta Public Library Community Room
Saturday, June 20: 1:00 PM, Grades 6 to 12
2:30 PM, Grades K to 5
Bring your rhythm and enjoy the beat, the drums will be provided. Counting, cadence, and contrast exercises will boost the pulse of this drum jam. During the jam session, there will be activities that focus on individual improvisation and personal expression. Learn about different drums and simply have fun playing together.
The Summer Reading Programs are sponsored by the Friends of the Murrieta Library and various local businesses. All programs are free and open to the public. The Murrieta Public Library is located at Eight Town Square (Adams Avenue and Kalmia Street). For more information about the programs call (951) 304-BOOK (2665) or visit the Library’s web site at www.murrieta.org/services/library.
Contact: Elizabeth Jones
June 10, 2009
Supervising Librarian, Youth Services
Murrieta Public Library
Phone: (951) 461-6134
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Tuesday, June 2. 2009
The 3rd Annual Santa Rosa Plateau Cowboy Jubilee Music Festival
Murrieta, CA June 2, 2009 – The Santa Rosa Plateau Foundation along with Ace Hardware and the City of Murrieta is sponsoring the 3rd Annual Cowboy Jubilee Music Festival on July 24 and 25.
The Jubilee is a production of the Santa Rosa Plateau Foundation. Its fundraising efforts support the third grade education program at the Santa Rosa Plateau Ecological Reserve. The program serves seven school districts, 65 schools and approximately 8,000 third grade students per year. When funding ended in 2005, which was previously provided by a generous grant from the Metropolitan Water District, the Foundation entered into a relationship with the Riverside County Regional Parks and Open Space District, which helps to manage the Ecological Reserve, to provide funds to keep the program going.
There are five different venues to help raise funds for this wonder program that will be held over the two days on the Santa Rosa Plateau and in the City of Murrieta:
Friday - July 24 8:00 am – Walk to Historic Adobe Ranch Site – Santa Rosa Plateau
Friday - July 24 - 4:00 pm - 10:00 – Barn Dance, Murrieta Stud Ranch, Murrieta, CA
Saturday - July 25 - 8:00 am - 11:00 am – Trail Ride to Sylvan Meadows, Santa Rosa Plateau
Saturday - July 25- 9:00 am - 5:00 pm – Ranching and Cowboy Street Festival -
Historic Downtown Murrieta
Saturday - July 25 5:00 pm - 10:00 pm – Music Roundup at the Ranch - Liberty Oaks Ranch, Tenaja Valley on the Santa Rosa Plateau
For further information and tickets go to www.srpf.org.
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Contact: Debbie Tharp
Office: 951.461.6121
E-mail: dtharp@murrieta.org
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The Jubilee is a production of the Santa Rosa Plateau Foundation. Its fundraising efforts support the third grade education program at the Santa Rosa Plateau Ecological Reserve. The program serves seven school districts, 65 schools and approximately 8,000 third grade students per year. When funding ended in 2005, which was previously provided by a generous grant from the Metropolitan Water District, the Foundation entered into a relationship with the Riverside County Regional Parks and Open Space District, which helps to manage the Ecological Reserve, to provide funds to keep the program going.
There are five different venues to help raise funds for this wonder program that will be held over the two days on the Santa Rosa Plateau and in the City of Murrieta:
Friday - July 24 8:00 am – Walk to Historic Adobe Ranch Site – Santa Rosa Plateau
Friday - July 24 - 4:00 pm - 10:00 – Barn Dance, Murrieta Stud Ranch, Murrieta, CA
Saturday - July 25 - 8:00 am - 11:00 am – Trail Ride to Sylvan Meadows, Santa Rosa Plateau
Saturday - July 25- 9:00 am - 5:00 pm – Ranching and Cowboy Street Festival -
Historic Downtown Murrieta
Saturday - July 25 5:00 pm - 10:00 pm – Music Roundup at the Ranch - Liberty Oaks Ranch, Tenaja Valley on the Santa Rosa Plateau
For further information and tickets go to www.srpf.org.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact: Debbie Tharp
Office: 951.461.6121
E-mail: dtharp@murrieta.org
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Friday, May 29. 2009
Murrieta - The 2009 Repertory Festival Two Evenings of Great Theatre
Inland Empire Premiere!
This Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award-winning play centers on a nun who suspects the parish's new, young priest of abusing the school's African-American student.
"A gripping story of suspicion cast on a priest's behavior that is less about scandal than about fascinatingly nuanced questions of moral certainty." ~ Variety
Starring Alisa Lovas, Mark Rogers, Rebecca Williams and Marcy Wright. Helmed by ITL Award-winning director
Jim Marbury.
Thursday, June 4 & 18 @ 8 pm
Friday, June 5 & 19 @ 8 pm
Saturday, June 6 & 13 @ 8 pm
Sunday, June 7 & 14 @ 2 pm
1 Ticket, 5 Classic Plays!
An evening of comedies and dramas emphasizing the theme of relationships, this collection of one act plays features a broad variety of characters, settings and eras.
Selections include A Marriage Proposal by Chekov, Snow Angel by Carlino, The Dumb Waiter by Pinter and more.
Festival directors include Paul Jacques, Alisa Lovas, Arielle Rosenbaum and
Jim Marbury.
Some Adult Content.
Thursday, June 11 & 25 @ 8 pm
Friday, June 12 & 26 @ 8 pm
Saturday, June 20 @ 8 pm
Sunday, June 21 @ 2 pm
$15 Regular Admission
$12 Student/Senior
$10 Group (Parties 20+)
Reservations:
(951) 600-7273
murrietarep@verizon.net
Murrieta Repertory Theatre
P.O. Box 444
Murrieta, CA 92564
youtube.com/murrietarep
Playing At:
Ramona Hillside Playhouse
27402 Ramona Bowl Rd.
Hemet, CA 92544
Jim Marbury
Artistic Director
Murrieta Repertory Theatre
BOX OFFICE - 951-600-7273
MOBILE - 951-490-7240
www.murrietarep.org
Mailing address:
PO BOX 444
Murrieta, CA 92562
"We don't see things as they are, we see them as we are." - Anais Nin
Murrieta Repertory Theatre, Inc. is a California tax exempt arts organization, IRS designated permanent non-profit, 501 (c) 3.
This Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award-winning play centers on a nun who suspects the parish's new, young priest of abusing the school's African-American student.
"A gripping story of suspicion cast on a priest's behavior that is less about scandal than about fascinatingly nuanced questions of moral certainty." ~ Variety
Starring Alisa Lovas, Mark Rogers, Rebecca Williams and Marcy Wright. Helmed by ITL Award-winning director
Jim Marbury.
Thursday, June 4 & 18 @ 8 pm
Friday, June 5 & 19 @ 8 pm
Saturday, June 6 & 13 @ 8 pm
Sunday, June 7 & 14 @ 2 pm
1 Ticket, 5 Classic Plays!
An evening of comedies and dramas emphasizing the theme of relationships, this collection of one act plays features a broad variety of characters, settings and eras.
Selections include A Marriage Proposal by Chekov, Snow Angel by Carlino, The Dumb Waiter by Pinter and more.
Festival directors include Paul Jacques, Alisa Lovas, Arielle Rosenbaum and
Jim Marbury.
Some Adult Content.
Thursday, June 11 & 25 @ 8 pm
Friday, June 12 & 26 @ 8 pm
Saturday, June 20 @ 8 pm
Sunday, June 21 @ 2 pm
$15 Regular Admission
$12 Student/Senior
$10 Group (Parties 20+)
Reservations:
(951) 600-7273
murrietarep@verizon.net
Murrieta Repertory Theatre
P.O. Box 444
Murrieta, CA 92564
youtube.com/murrietarep
Playing At:
Ramona Hillside Playhouse
27402 Ramona Bowl Rd.
Hemet, CA 92544
Jim Marbury
Artistic Director
Murrieta Repertory Theatre
BOX OFFICE - 951-600-7273
MOBILE - 951-490-7240
www.murrietarep.org
Mailing address:
PO BOX 444
Murrieta, CA 92562
"We don't see things as they are, we see them as we are." - Anais Nin
Murrieta Repertory Theatre, Inc. is a California tax exempt arts organization, IRS designated permanent non-profit, 501 (c) 3.
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Murrieta - Student Summer Volunteer Opportunity
MURRIETA, CA - Are you a student hoping to be productive, have some fun, and read some good books over the summer? The Murrieta Public Library is accepting volunteers for the 2009 Summer Reading Program. Students ages 12 and older are invited to attend one of the two training sessions provided in the Murrieta Public Library's Community Room: June 2nd at 6:30 p.m. or June 4th at 3:30 p.m. This is a great opportunity for students seeking community service credit or looking to have fun while giving to the community.
The Library"s Summer Reading Program is a seven week program beginning on Saturday, June 13, 2009, and ending on Saturday, August 1, 2009. The purpose of the Program is to motivate students and adults to maintain their reading habits or improve their reading skills throughout the summer and have fun while they are reading. The volunteers will assist the Library staff with such tasks as setting up activities, monitoring reading logs, and handing out incentives. Details regarding hours, skills, and other requirements will be shared at the training sessions.
This event is open to the public. The Murrieta Public Library is located at Eight Town Square (Adams Avenue and Kalmia Street). For more information about the program call (951) 304-BOOK (2665) or visit the Library’s web site at www.murrieta.org/services/library.
May 28, 2009
Contact: JoLene Vert
Library Assistant III
Murrieta Public Library
Phone: (951) 461-6142
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The Library"s Summer Reading Program is a seven week program beginning on Saturday, June 13, 2009, and ending on Saturday, August 1, 2009. The purpose of the Program is to motivate students and adults to maintain their reading habits or improve their reading skills throughout the summer and have fun while they are reading. The volunteers will assist the Library staff with such tasks as setting up activities, monitoring reading logs, and handing out incentives. Details regarding hours, skills, and other requirements will be shared at the training sessions.
This event is open to the public. The Murrieta Public Library is located at Eight Town Square (Adams Avenue and Kalmia Street). For more information about the program call (951) 304-BOOK (2665) or visit the Library’s web site at www.murrieta.org/services/library.
May 28, 2009
Contact: JoLene Vert
Library Assistant III
Murrieta Public Library
Phone: (951) 461-6142
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Murrieta - Ecommerce And How To Have Business Success On The Web Workshop
MURRIETA, CA - Business marketing on the Internet is proving to be a successful method for increasing profits. The Inland Empire Small Business Development Center will provide tips and insights on how to achieve "Success on the Web”, on Tuesday, June 9, 2009, at 6 p.m. in the Murrieta Public Library's Community Room. This is the final workshop of the Library"s Inland Empire SBDC Business Series.
Digital marketing techniques are the simplest form of targeted marketing. Topics covered by this workshop include developing a web page, ecommerce creative advertising using email, and search engine registration. Two representatives from the Inland Empire SBDC will be available to answer questions.
This event is free and open to the public and is sponsored by the Inland Empire Small Business Development Center. The Murrieta Public Library is located at Eight Town Square (Adams Avenue and Kalmia Street). For more information about the program call (951) 304-BOOK (2665) or visit the Library’s web site at www.murrieta.org/services/library.
Contact: Laura Davis
Librarian, Adult and Young Adult Services
Murrieta Public Library
Phone: (951) 461-6138
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Online GED Programs
Online Associate Degree Programs
Online Bachelor Degree Programs
Online Masters Degree Programs
Online Graduate Degree Programs
Digital marketing techniques are the simplest form of targeted marketing. Topics covered by this workshop include developing a web page, ecommerce creative advertising using email, and search engine registration. Two representatives from the Inland Empire SBDC will be available to answer questions.
This event is free and open to the public and is sponsored by the Inland Empire Small Business Development Center. The Murrieta Public Library is located at Eight Town Square (Adams Avenue and Kalmia Street). For more information about the program call (951) 304-BOOK (2665) or visit the Library’s web site at www.murrieta.org/services/library.
Contact: Laura Davis
Librarian, Adult and Young Adult Services
Murrieta Public Library
Phone: (951) 461-6138
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Online GED Programs
Online Associate Degree Programs
Online Bachelor Degree Programs
Online Masters Degree Programs
Online Graduate Degree Programs
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California of The Past: Presentation of Local Residents' Stories
MURRIETA, CA - A former fire volunteer talks about one of Murrieta"s first barbecues; a local resident tells a story about her grandmother’s immigration experiences to California from Norway. California is rich with personal memories of culture and history, all of which are being captured for present and future generations through the California State Library’s "California of the Past” digital storytelling project. On Saturday, June 6, 2009, the community is invited to the Murrieta Public Library’s special presentation of local residents’ stories, complete with photos, which have been visually recorded for the public’s use. In addition to showing the 12 recordings, several of the community members whose memories have been recorded will be on hand to share insights into their personal stories. The Presentation will take place from 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. in the Library’s Community Room.
The goal of the California of the Past project is to have local residents create a short story from a personal memory they have of growing up in the area and to “capture” the history of California through the vignettes that are digitally recorded. In addition to the oral history, the story tellers are asked to provide some photos to accompany the story being recorded. Stories recorded by the Murrieta Public Library will be downloaded to the Library’s webpage at www.murrieta.org/services/library.
All of the resulting stories created throughout California will be downloaded to the statewide website at http://www.digitalstorystation.com. According to Loretta McKinney, Director of Library Services, “This project creates a significant contribution to the history of California because there are a variety of memories being shared, representing a vast time period in the State, and these wonderful memories are visually and orally recorded resulting in the best type of sharing!” Local Historian Rebecca Farnbach portrays the purpose of the project best in her recording, A Peek Into the Past: Finding a View. “Sometimes we think the door to the past is sealed, but every once in a while, we find a crack in the door, and if we take the time to peek through the crack, we can find a treasure trove.” Ms. McKinney stated, “This is just the beginning of the project. The Murrieta Public Library and our co-sponsor, the Temecula Valley Historical Society, hope to recruit more local residents with stories of their own to record, preserve and share for current and future generations!”
The Murrieta Public Library’s California of the Past project is in collaboration with the Temecula Valley Historical Society and is funded by a California State Library grant, supported by the U.S. Institute of Museum & Library Services and Technology Act and administered in California by the State Librarian with services provided by MEDIA ARTS CENTER SAN DIEGO.
This event is free and open to the public. The Murrieta Public Library is located at Eight Town Square (Adams Avenue and Kalmia Street). For more information about the program call (951) 304-BOOK (2665) or visit the Library’s web site at www.murrieta.org/services/library.
Editors Note: Media welcome, good photo opportunity.
Contact: Loretta McKinney
Director of Library Services
Murrieta Public Library
Phone: (951) 461-6130
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A Career in Court Reporting
The goal of the California of the Past project is to have local residents create a short story from a personal memory they have of growing up in the area and to “capture” the history of California through the vignettes that are digitally recorded. In addition to the oral history, the story tellers are asked to provide some photos to accompany the story being recorded. Stories recorded by the Murrieta Public Library will be downloaded to the Library’s webpage at www.murrieta.org/services/library.
All of the resulting stories created throughout California will be downloaded to the statewide website at http://www.digitalstorystation.com. According to Loretta McKinney, Director of Library Services, “This project creates a significant contribution to the history of California because there are a variety of memories being shared, representing a vast time period in the State, and these wonderful memories are visually and orally recorded resulting in the best type of sharing!” Local Historian Rebecca Farnbach portrays the purpose of the project best in her recording, A Peek Into the Past: Finding a View. “Sometimes we think the door to the past is sealed, but every once in a while, we find a crack in the door, and if we take the time to peek through the crack, we can find a treasure trove.” Ms. McKinney stated, “This is just the beginning of the project. The Murrieta Public Library and our co-sponsor, the Temecula Valley Historical Society, hope to recruit more local residents with stories of their own to record, preserve and share for current and future generations!”
The Murrieta Public Library’s California of the Past project is in collaboration with the Temecula Valley Historical Society and is funded by a California State Library grant, supported by the U.S. Institute of Museum & Library Services and Technology Act and administered in California by the State Librarian with services provided by MEDIA ARTS CENTER SAN DIEGO.
This event is free and open to the public. The Murrieta Public Library is located at Eight Town Square (Adams Avenue and Kalmia Street). For more information about the program call (951) 304-BOOK (2665) or visit the Library’s web site at www.murrieta.org/services/library.
Editors Note: Media welcome, good photo opportunity.
Contact: Loretta McKinney
Director of Library Services
Murrieta Public Library
Phone: (951) 461-6130
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Thursday, April 30. 2009
Murrieta Repertory Theatre presents it's FINAL weekend of the rollicking comedy
"Tartuffe! (or The Hypocrite)"
Directed by Darcie Flansburg.
Adapted by MRT Artistic Director Jim Marbury
Performances at Murrieta Community Center, 41810 Juniper St., Murrieta.
At 8 p.m. May 2,
At 2 p.m. May 3
The play takes place at the Orgon family country house in 1920s France, where Orgon has invited the “pious” Tartuffe to stay as a house guest. Everyone in the house believes Tartuffe is a hypocrite, but cannot seem to prove it to Orgon without “concrete” evidence, so, of course, hilarious antics ensue.
For a sneak peak of "Tartuffe!" visit www.youtube.com/user/InlandHarlequins.
Murrieta Repertory Theatre is a tax exempt organization: IRS designated 501 (c) 3
For more information and to reserve a seat, call MRT Box Office at (951) 600-7273. Or contact us at murrietarep@verizon.net .
Directed by Darcie Flansburg.
Adapted by MRT Artistic Director Jim Marbury
Performances at Murrieta Community Center, 41810 Juniper St., Murrieta.
At 8 p.m. May 2,
At 2 p.m. May 3
The play takes place at the Orgon family country house in 1920s France, where Orgon has invited the “pious” Tartuffe to stay as a house guest. Everyone in the house believes Tartuffe is a hypocrite, but cannot seem to prove it to Orgon without “concrete” evidence, so, of course, hilarious antics ensue.
For a sneak peak of "Tartuffe!" visit www.youtube.com/user/InlandHarlequins.
Murrieta Repertory Theatre is a tax exempt organization: IRS designated 501 (c) 3
For more information and to reserve a seat, call MRT Box Office at (951) 600-7273. Or contact us at murrietarep@verizon.net .
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Tuesday, April 21. 2009
Murrieta Repertory Theatre presents the rollicking comedy "Tartuffe! (or The Hypocrite)"
Directed by Darcie Flansburg.
Adapted by MRT Artistic Director Jim Marbury
Performances at the Esplande Arts Center, Sanderson and Esplanade avenues in San Jacinto
At 8 p.m. April 23, 24, 25
At 2 p.m. April 19 and 26
Performances at Murrieta Community Center, 41810 Juniper St., Murrieta.
At 8 p.m. May 2,
At 2 p.m. May 3
The play takes place at the Orgon family country house in 1920s France, where Orgon has invited the “pious” Tartuffe to stay as a house guest. Everyone in the house believes Tartuffe is a hypocrite, but cannot seem to prove it to Orgon without “concrete” evidence, so, of course, hilarious antics ensue.
April 23rd is the "Pay What You Can"/Canned Food night. Bring 5 cans of food or 3 cans and $5 or pay what you can.
For a sneak peak of "Tartuffe!" visit www.youtube.com/user/InlandHarlequins.
Murrieta Repertory Theatre is a tax exempt organization: IRS designated 501 (c) 3
For more information and to reserve a seat, call MRT Box Office at (951) 600-7273. Or contact us at murrietarep@verizon.net .
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AUDITION ANNOUNCEMENT
Murrieta Repertory Theatre proudly announces auditions for William Shakespeare's lively comedy, As You Like It. This production will open in October of 2009, running throughout the region October 2-25.
Auditions will be held at 7pm Tuesday, April 21 at the Esplanade Arts Center in San Jacinto. The Arts Center is located at 2191 West Esplanade, Suites 101A & 102B at the Esplanade Shopping center, on the corner of Sanderson and Esplanade, next to Fresh & Easy.
Those wishing to audition should bring a current resume and headshot (if available) and be prepared for cold readings from the script. Roles for musicians, singers, dancers and acrobats are also available. Musicians should be prepared to play or sing. All roles are open.
Character descriptions:
Rosalind (20s) The beautiful and witty daughter of the banished duchess who flees to the Forest of Arden disguised as a young man, playing matchmaker to a host of
shepherds and shepherdesses, herself and Orlando included.
Orlando de Boys (20s) The youngest son of Sir Rowland de Boys whose inheritance is withheld by Oliver. He instantly falls in love with Rosalind, and, like his love, is
forced to flee to the forest to escape his treacherous brother.
Oliver De Boys (30s) The eldest son of Sir Rowland who withholds his brother s inheritance out of jealousy. He is rescued by Orlando in the forest and falls in love with Celia.
Adam (50s +) The old, faithful servant of the de Boys family who helps Orlando escape to the Forest of Arden.
Celia (20s) The humorous daughter of Duke Frederick and Rosalind s best friend.
Duchess (40s +) The usurped ruler of London. Rosalind s mother. Disguised as a man, she lives in the Forest of Arden surrounded by her followers.
Frederick (40s +) The treacherous usurping Duke of London, father to Celia.
Charles (20s +) The meat-headed wrestler favored by Duke Frederick. (Note: the actor playing Charles will be cast as William as well.)
Touchstone (20s +) The foolish clown. Friend to Celia and Rosalind, lover to Audrey.
Audrey (20s +) A shepherdess ready to move up in the world beloved by Touchstone.
William (20s +) Pushover shepherd in love with Audrey. (Note: the actor playing William will also play Charles.)
Monsieur Le Beau (20s +) The foppish Frenchman, loyal to Frederick.
Amiens (20s +) The minstrel to the Duchess. (Note: those wishing to audition for
Amiens must prepare a song to sing as part of their audition.)
Corin (50s +) The old, wise shepherd who aids Rosalind and Celia. (Note: this role can be played either male or female.)
Silvius (20s +) Young shepherd hopelessly in love with the untouchable Phoebe.
Phoebe (20s) A young, cheeky and beautiful shepherdess, beloved by Silvius who falls in love with Rosalind disguised as Ganymede.
Jaques (30s +) A melancholy transcendentalist attending the Duchess.
Sir Oliver Mar-text (Age optional) Country priest
Musicians, Singers, Dancers and Acrobats
Adapted by MRT Artistic Director Jim Marbury
Performances at the Esplande Arts Center, Sanderson and Esplanade avenues in San Jacinto
At 8 p.m. April 23, 24, 25
At 2 p.m. April 19 and 26
Performances at Murrieta Community Center, 41810 Juniper St., Murrieta.
At 8 p.m. May 2,
At 2 p.m. May 3
The play takes place at the Orgon family country house in 1920s France, where Orgon has invited the “pious” Tartuffe to stay as a house guest. Everyone in the house believes Tartuffe is a hypocrite, but cannot seem to prove it to Orgon without “concrete” evidence, so, of course, hilarious antics ensue.
April 23rd is the "Pay What You Can"/Canned Food night. Bring 5 cans of food or 3 cans and $5 or pay what you can.
For a sneak peak of "Tartuffe!" visit www.youtube.com/user/InlandHarlequins.
Murrieta Repertory Theatre is a tax exempt organization: IRS designated 501 (c) 3
For more information and to reserve a seat, call MRT Box Office at (951) 600-7273. Or contact us at murrietarep@verizon.net .
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AUDITION ANNOUNCEMENT
Murrieta Repertory Theatre proudly announces auditions for William Shakespeare's lively comedy, As You Like It. This production will open in October of 2009, running throughout the region October 2-25.
Auditions will be held at 7pm Tuesday, April 21 at the Esplanade Arts Center in San Jacinto. The Arts Center is located at 2191 West Esplanade, Suites 101A & 102B at the Esplanade Shopping center, on the corner of Sanderson and Esplanade, next to Fresh & Easy.
Those wishing to audition should bring a current resume and headshot (if available) and be prepared for cold readings from the script. Roles for musicians, singers, dancers and acrobats are also available. Musicians should be prepared to play or sing. All roles are open.
Character descriptions:
Rosalind (20s) The beautiful and witty daughter of the banished duchess who flees to the Forest of Arden disguised as a young man, playing matchmaker to a host of
shepherds and shepherdesses, herself and Orlando included.
Orlando de Boys (20s) The youngest son of Sir Rowland de Boys whose inheritance is withheld by Oliver. He instantly falls in love with Rosalind, and, like his love, is
forced to flee to the forest to escape his treacherous brother.
Oliver De Boys (30s) The eldest son of Sir Rowland who withholds his brother s inheritance out of jealousy. He is rescued by Orlando in the forest and falls in love with Celia.
Adam (50s +) The old, faithful servant of the de Boys family who helps Orlando escape to the Forest of Arden.
Celia (20s) The humorous daughter of Duke Frederick and Rosalind s best friend.
Duchess (40s +) The usurped ruler of London. Rosalind s mother. Disguised as a man, she lives in the Forest of Arden surrounded by her followers.
Frederick (40s +) The treacherous usurping Duke of London, father to Celia.
Charles (20s +) The meat-headed wrestler favored by Duke Frederick. (Note: the actor playing Charles will be cast as William as well.)
Touchstone (20s +) The foolish clown. Friend to Celia and Rosalind, lover to Audrey.
Audrey (20s +) A shepherdess ready to move up in the world beloved by Touchstone.
William (20s +) Pushover shepherd in love with Audrey. (Note: the actor playing William will also play Charles.)
Monsieur Le Beau (20s +) The foppish Frenchman, loyal to Frederick.
Amiens (20s +) The minstrel to the Duchess. (Note: those wishing to audition for
Amiens must prepare a song to sing as part of their audition.)
Corin (50s +) The old, wise shepherd who aids Rosalind and Celia. (Note: this role can be played either male or female.)
Silvius (20s +) Young shepherd hopelessly in love with the untouchable Phoebe.
Phoebe (20s) A young, cheeky and beautiful shepherdess, beloved by Silvius who falls in love with Rosalind disguised as Ganymede.
Jaques (30s +) A melancholy transcendentalist attending the Duchess.
Sir Oliver Mar-text (Age optional) Country priest
Musicians, Singers, Dancers and Acrobats
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Saturday, April 18. 2009
Wine Country - Callaway Offers Unique Winemaking Seminar Series
Callaway Vineyard & Winery will give wine lovers and the curious a chance to see first-hand what it takes to grow grapes and transform them into award winning wine.
The nuts-to-soup A Taste of Winemaking
Seasonal Seminars will be held on four Saturdays during the next eight months from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at the winery. Callaway winemaker, Craig Larson, will be your guide on a journey through the winemaking process. Classes will include hands-on instruction on vineyard management, the harvest and crush processes, fermentation, barrel aging and even how to taste, serve and store wines. Participants also will “adopt a vine” for the length of the course, track its growth and learn how to harvest and prune your vine.
Callaway kicks off the seminar series on April 25 with a Meet and Greet Continental Breakfast with the Winemaker. Cost: $75 per seminar; $270 for all 4 seminars.
The nuts-to-soup A Taste of Winemaking
Seasonal Seminars will be held on four Saturdays during the next eight months from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at the winery. Callaway winemaker, Craig Larson, will be your guide on a journey through the winemaking process. Classes will include hands-on instruction on vineyard management, the harvest and crush processes, fermentation, barrel aging and even how to taste, serve and store wines. Participants also will “adopt a vine” for the length of the course, track its growth and learn how to harvest and prune your vine.
Callaway kicks off the seminar series on April 25 with a Meet and Greet Continental Breakfast with the Winemaker. Cost: $75 per seminar; $270 for all 4 seminars.
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Temecula - Wiens Concert to Benefit Winegrowers
Golden Crown Productions is living proof that concerts are about more than just lively music and good times.
Over the past three years the Temecula-based concert organizer and promoter has raised more than $60,000 for a half-dozen local charities. This summer Golden Crown will lend a helping hand to the Temecula Valley Winegrowers Association, a non-profit group that represents more than 70 vintners and growers.
All the proceeds from an auction during a July 18 Missing Persons concert at Wiens Family Cellars will benefit the winegrowers group.
“The concert at Wiens offers the TVWA the opportunity to raise funds for our ongoing marketing efforts, which are geared towards getting folks into Wine Country,” said Peggy Evans, interim executive director of the winegrowers group.
“We’re excited to partner with Golden Crown and appreciative of the support of Wiens Family Cellars in our efforts to do so.”
Tickets for the Missing Persons concert start at $59. For more information go to: www.goldencrownproductions.com
Over the past three years the Temecula-based concert organizer and promoter has raised more than $60,000 for a half-dozen local charities. This summer Golden Crown will lend a helping hand to the Temecula Valley Winegrowers Association, a non-profit group that represents more than 70 vintners and growers.
All the proceeds from an auction during a July 18 Missing Persons concert at Wiens Family Cellars will benefit the winegrowers group.
“The concert at Wiens offers the TVWA the opportunity to raise funds for our ongoing marketing efforts, which are geared towards getting folks into Wine Country,” said Peggy Evans, interim executive director of the winegrowers group.
“We’re excited to partner with Golden Crown and appreciative of the support of Wiens Family Cellars in our efforts to do so.”
Tickets for the Missing Persons concert start at $59. For more information go to: www.goldencrownproductions.com
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Friday, April 10. 2009
Murrieta Repertory Theatre Audition Announcement
Murrieta Repertory Theatre proudly announces auditions for William Shakespeare's lively comedy, As You Like It. This production will open in October of 2009, running throughout the region October 2-25.
Auditions will be held at 7pm Monday, April 20 and Tuesday, April 21 at the Esplanade Arts Center in San Jacinto. The Arts Center is located at 2191 West Esplanade, Suites 101A & 102B at the Esplanade Shopping center, on the corner of Sanderson and Esplanade, next to Fresh & Easy.
Those wishing to audition should bring a current resume and headshot (if available) and be prepared for cold readings from the script. Roles for musicians, singers, dancers and acrobats are also available. Musicians should be prepared to play or sing. All roles are open.
Character descriptions:
Rosalind (20s) The beautiful and witty daughter of the banished duchess who flees to the Forest of Arden disguised as a young man, playing matchmaker to a host of shepherds and shepherdesses, herself and Orlando included.
Orlando de Boys (20s) The youngest son of Sir Rowland de Boys whose inheritance is withheld by Oliver. He instantly falls in love with Rosalind, and, like his love, is forced to flee to the forest to escape his treacherous brother.
Oliver De Boys (30s) The eldest son of Sir Rowland who withholds his brother s inheritance out of jealousy. He is rescued by Orlando in the forest and falls in love with Celia. Adam (50s +) The old, faithful servant of the de Boys family who helps Orlando escape to the Forest of Arden.
Celia (20s) The humorous daughter of Duke Frederick and Rosalind s best friend. Duchess (40s +) The usurped ruler of London. Rosalind s mother. Disguised as a man, she lives in the Forest of Arden surrounded by her followers.
Frederick (40s +) The treacherous usurping Duke of London, father to Celia. Charles (20s +) The meat-headed wrestler favored by Duke Frederick. (Note: the actor playing Charles will be cast as William as well.) Touchstone (20s +) The foolish clown. Friend to Celia and Rosalind, lover to Audrey.
Audrey (20s +) A shepherdess ready to move up in the world beloved by Touchstone. William (20s +) Pushover shepherd in love with Audrey. (Note: the actor playing William will also play Charles.) Monsieur Le Beau (20s +) The foppish Frenchman, loyal to Frederick. Amiens (20s +) The minstrel to the Duchess. (Note: those wishing to audition for Amiens must prepare a song to sing as part of their audition.) Corin (50s +) The old, wise shepherd who aids Rosalind and Celia.
(Note: this role can be played either male or female.) Silvius (20s +) Young shepherd hopelessly in love with the untouchable Phoebe.
Phoebe (20s) A young, cheeky and beautiful shepherdess, beloved by Silvius who falls in love with Rosalind disguised as Ganymede.
Jaques (30s +) A melancholy transcendentalist attending the Duchess.
Sir Oliver Mar-text (Age optional) Country priest Musicians, Singers, Dancers and Acrobats
Auditions will be held at 7pm Monday, April 20 and Tuesday, April 21 at the Esplanade Arts Center in San Jacinto. The Arts Center is located at 2191 West Esplanade, Suites 101A & 102B at the Esplanade Shopping center, on the corner of Sanderson and Esplanade, next to Fresh & Easy.
Those wishing to audition should bring a current resume and headshot (if available) and be prepared for cold readings from the script. Roles for musicians, singers, dancers and acrobats are also available. Musicians should be prepared to play or sing. All roles are open.
Character descriptions:
Rosalind (20s) The beautiful and witty daughter of the banished duchess who flees to the Forest of Arden disguised as a young man, playing matchmaker to a host of shepherds and shepherdesses, herself and Orlando included.
Orlando de Boys (20s) The youngest son of Sir Rowland de Boys whose inheritance is withheld by Oliver. He instantly falls in love with Rosalind, and, like his love, is forced to flee to the forest to escape his treacherous brother.
Oliver De Boys (30s) The eldest son of Sir Rowland who withholds his brother s inheritance out of jealousy. He is rescued by Orlando in the forest and falls in love with Celia. Adam (50s +) The old, faithful servant of the de Boys family who helps Orlando escape to the Forest of Arden.
Celia (20s) The humorous daughter of Duke Frederick and Rosalind s best friend. Duchess (40s +) The usurped ruler of London. Rosalind s mother. Disguised as a man, she lives in the Forest of Arden surrounded by her followers.
Frederick (40s +) The treacherous usurping Duke of London, father to Celia. Charles (20s +) The meat-headed wrestler favored by Duke Frederick. (Note: the actor playing Charles will be cast as William as well.) Touchstone (20s +) The foolish clown. Friend to Celia and Rosalind, lover to Audrey.
Audrey (20s +) A shepherdess ready to move up in the world beloved by Touchstone. William (20s +) Pushover shepherd in love with Audrey. (Note: the actor playing William will also play Charles.) Monsieur Le Beau (20s +) The foppish Frenchman, loyal to Frederick. Amiens (20s +) The minstrel to the Duchess. (Note: those wishing to audition for Amiens must prepare a song to sing as part of their audition.) Corin (50s +) The old, wise shepherd who aids Rosalind and Celia.
(Note: this role can be played either male or female.) Silvius (20s +) Young shepherd hopelessly in love with the untouchable Phoebe.
Phoebe (20s) A young, cheeky and beautiful shepherdess, beloved by Silvius who falls in love with Rosalind disguised as Ganymede.
Jaques (30s +) A melancholy transcendentalist attending the Duchess.
Sir Oliver Mar-text (Age optional) Country priest Musicians, Singers, Dancers and Acrobats
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Thursday, April 9. 2009
Murrieta Public Library Continues To Offer Notary Services
Murrieta, CA - If you are looking for a Notary Public in a convenient location, the Murrieta Public Library can assist you with obtaining a notarization. This service is by appointment only and is available Monday through Thursday from opening to 4:00 PM. The cost is $10.00 per signature.
According to Director of Library Services Loretta McKinney, "The Murrieta Public Library is all about providing high quality core library services to the public and the Library is in a perfect position to offer Notary Public Services to the community. Library Secretary Gretchen Sedlacek is a certified Notary Public with many years of experience notarizing signatures and while offering this service is an extra task for her, Mrs. Sedlacek is happy to provide the assistance by appointment. The rates charged for the notarizations are those set forth by the Secretary of State.”
The Murrieta Public Library is located at Eight Town Square (Kalmia Street and Adams Avenue). For more information call (951) 304-BOOK (2665) or visit the Library's webpage at www.murrieta.org/services/library.
Contact: Gretchen Sedlacek
April 8, 2009
Secretary/Notary Public
Murrieta Public Library
Phone: (951) 461-6147
According to Director of Library Services Loretta McKinney, "The Murrieta Public Library is all about providing high quality core library services to the public and the Library is in a perfect position to offer Notary Public Services to the community. Library Secretary Gretchen Sedlacek is a certified Notary Public with many years of experience notarizing signatures and while offering this service is an extra task for her, Mrs. Sedlacek is happy to provide the assistance by appointment. The rates charged for the notarizations are those set forth by the Secretary of State.”
The Murrieta Public Library is located at Eight Town Square (Kalmia Street and Adams Avenue). For more information call (951) 304-BOOK (2665) or visit the Library's webpage at www.murrieta.org/services/library.
Contact: Gretchen Sedlacek
April 8, 2009
Secretary/Notary Public
Murrieta Public Library
Phone: (951) 461-6147
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Tuesday, April 7. 2009
Murrieta - Pitch, Hit, And Run Competition
The City Of Murrieta Community Services Department Is Hosting A Local Competition Of Aquafina® Major League Baseball® Pitch, Hit, And Run Competition.
Murrieta, CA April 7, 2009 – The City of Murrieta will host a free Aquafina® Major League Baseball® Pitch, Hit, and Run Competition for area youth.
The event will be held: Sunday April 19th at 1 pm at the Los Alamos Hills Sports Park.
Pitch Hit and Run™ is the Official Skills Competition of Major League Baseball®. This grassroots program is designed to provide youngsters with an opportunity to compete; free of charge, in a competition that recognizes individual excellence in core baseball skills.
Competitors are divided into four age divisions: 7/8, 9/10, 11/12, 13/14, and have the chance to advance through four levels of competition, including Team Championships at Major League ballparks and the National Finals at the 2009 MLB™ All-Star Game®.
The individual Pitching, Hitting and Running Champions, along with the All-Around Champion in each age group at the Local Competition will be awarded and advanced to the Sectional Level of Competition.
All participants must bring a copy of their birth certificate and fill out a registration/ waiver form prior to the start of the competition.
The City of Murrieta’s Community Services Department offers numerous recreation opportunities for its citizens. For further information please contact Beau Davis at 951.304.PARK.
PRESS RELEASE
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact: Beau Davis
Office: 951.304.PARK(7275)
E-mail: bdavis@murrieta.org
Murrieta, CA April 7, 2009 – The City of Murrieta will host a free Aquafina® Major League Baseball® Pitch, Hit, and Run Competition for area youth.
The event will be held: Sunday April 19th at 1 pm at the Los Alamos Hills Sports Park.
Pitch Hit and Run™ is the Official Skills Competition of Major League Baseball®. This grassroots program is designed to provide youngsters with an opportunity to compete; free of charge, in a competition that recognizes individual excellence in core baseball skills.
Competitors are divided into four age divisions: 7/8, 9/10, 11/12, 13/14, and have the chance to advance through four levels of competition, including Team Championships at Major League ballparks and the National Finals at the 2009 MLB™ All-Star Game®.
The individual Pitching, Hitting and Running Champions, along with the All-Around Champion in each age group at the Local Competition will be awarded and advanced to the Sectional Level of Competition.
All participants must bring a copy of their birth certificate and fill out a registration/ waiver form prior to the start of the competition.
The City of Murrieta’s Community Services Department offers numerous recreation opportunities for its citizens. For further information please contact Beau Davis at 951.304.PARK.
PRESS RELEASE
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact: Beau Davis
Office: 951.304.PARK(7275)
E-mail: bdavis@murrieta.org
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Monday, April 6. 2009
Murrieta Repertory Theatre Presents
The rollicking comedy “Tartuffe! (or The Hypocrite),”
Directed by Darcie Flansburg.
Adapted by MRT Artistic Director Jim Marbury
Performances at the Esplande Arts Center, Sanderson and Esplanade avenues in San Jacinto
At 8 p.m. April 17, 18, 23, 24, 25
At 2 p.m. April 19 and 26
Performances at Murrieta Community Center, 41810 Juniper St., Murrieta.
At 8 p.m. May 2,
At 2 p.m. May 3
The play takes place at the Orgon family country house in 1920s France, where Orgon has invited the “pious” Tartuffe to stay as a house guest. Everyone in the house believes Tartuffe is a hypocrite, but cannot seem to prove it to Orgon without “concrete” evidence, so, of course, hilarious antics ensue.
And as a means of opening theatre to anyone and everyone, MRT also introduces the “Pay What You Can” canned food drive, where patrons can pay for their ticket with canned food. On Thursday, April 23, patrons can see a dress rehearsal of the production for the price of five cans or three cans and $5.
For a sneak peak of "Tartuffe!" visit www.youtube.com/user/InlandHarlequins.
Murrieta Repertory Theatre is a tax exempt organization: IRS designated 501 (c) 3
For more information and to reserve a seat, call MRT Box Office at (951) 600-7273. Or contact us at murrietarep@verizon.net .
Directed by Darcie Flansburg.
Adapted by MRT Artistic Director Jim Marbury
Performances at the Esplande Arts Center, Sanderson and Esplanade avenues in San Jacinto
At 8 p.m. April 17, 18, 23, 24, 25
At 2 p.m. April 19 and 26
Performances at Murrieta Community Center, 41810 Juniper St., Murrieta.
At 8 p.m. May 2,
At 2 p.m. May 3
The play takes place at the Orgon family country house in 1920s France, where Orgon has invited the “pious” Tartuffe to stay as a house guest. Everyone in the house believes Tartuffe is a hypocrite, but cannot seem to prove it to Orgon without “concrete” evidence, so, of course, hilarious antics ensue.
And as a means of opening theatre to anyone and everyone, MRT also introduces the “Pay What You Can” canned food drive, where patrons can pay for their ticket with canned food. On Thursday, April 23, patrons can see a dress rehearsal of the production for the price of five cans or three cans and $5.
For a sneak peak of "Tartuffe!" visit www.youtube.com/user/InlandHarlequins.
Murrieta Repertory Theatre is a tax exempt organization: IRS designated 501 (c) 3
For more information and to reserve a seat, call MRT Box Office at (951) 600-7273. Or contact us at murrietarep@verizon.net .
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Friday, April 3. 2009
Murrieta - Learn How To Plan And Implement A Small Business
MURRIETA, CA - The Inland Empire Small Business Development Center is conducting a special workshop, "How to Start a Small Business”, on Tuesday, April 14, 2009, at 6 p.m. in the Murrieta Public Library's Community Room. This will be the first of a series of three workshops offered on the second Tuesday of the month through June at the Library.
“Some people might wonder why anyone would want to start a business in this questionable economy” according to Librarian Laura Davis; “however, now might be the best time to learn the basics and to prepare oneself for when the economy turns around. Or if you know there is a need for a service or a product, now is the best time to find good deals on leases and purchase equipment at a lower cost and implement that new business!” Aspiring business owners will learn the steps to start their first business in this Workshop as topics include becoming an entrepreneur, business planning, small business financing, legal forms of organization, as well as the services provided by the Small Business Development Center.
This event is free and open to the public and is sponsored by the Inland Empire Small Business Development Center. The Murrieta Public Library is located at Eight Town Square (Adams Avenue and Kalmia Street). For more information about the program call (951) 304-BOOK (2665) or visit the Library"s web site at www.murrieta.org/services/library.
Contact: Laura Davis April 2, 2009
Librarian, Adult and Young Adult Services
Murrieta Public Library
Phone: (951) 461-6138
“Some people might wonder why anyone would want to start a business in this questionable economy” according to Librarian Laura Davis; “however, now might be the best time to learn the basics and to prepare oneself for when the economy turns around. Or if you know there is a need for a service or a product, now is the best time to find good deals on leases and purchase equipment at a lower cost and implement that new business!” Aspiring business owners will learn the steps to start their first business in this Workshop as topics include becoming an entrepreneur, business planning, small business financing, legal forms of organization, as well as the services provided by the Small Business Development Center.
This event is free and open to the public and is sponsored by the Inland Empire Small Business Development Center. The Murrieta Public Library is located at Eight Town Square (Adams Avenue and Kalmia Street). For more information about the program call (951) 304-BOOK (2665) or visit the Library"s web site at www.murrieta.org/services/library.
Contact: Laura Davis April 2, 2009
Librarian, Adult and Young Adult Services
Murrieta Public Library
Phone: (951) 461-6138
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Murrieta - Money Management Workshop For Teens
MURRIETA, CA - California Coast Credit Union is conducting a special budgeting and money management program for teens, grades 6 through 12, on Tuesday, April 21, 2009 at 4 p.m. in the Murrieta Public Library's Community Room.
Teens and their parents are encouraged to attend this informative program where Lynn Laing of California Coast Credit Union will cover topics including budgeting, income, expenses, savings and checking account options, credit cards and more. "The intention of this workshop is to provide teens with common but necessary budget practices to successfully cope with everyday financial situations.” According to Young Adult Librarian Laura Davis, “It is essential to have sound financial information to make good decisions about how to earn, spend and save your money, which participants will gain in this program. Free pizza will be served and teens will have an opportunity to win a $25 savings bond!”
This event is free and open to the public and is sponsored by California Coast Credit Union. The Murrieta Public Library is located at Eight Town Square (Adams Avenue and Kalmia Street). For more information about the program call (951) 304-BOOK (2665) or visit the Library"s web site at www.murrieta.org/services/library.
Contact: Laura Davis
April 2, 2009
Librarian, Adult and Young Adult Services
Murrieta Public Library
Phone: (951) 461-6138
Teens and their parents are encouraged to attend this informative program where Lynn Laing of California Coast Credit Union will cover topics including budgeting, income, expenses, savings and checking account options, credit cards and more. "The intention of this workshop is to provide teens with common but necessary budget practices to successfully cope with everyday financial situations.” According to Young Adult Librarian Laura Davis, “It is essential to have sound financial information to make good decisions about how to earn, spend and save your money, which participants will gain in this program. Free pizza will be served and teens will have an opportunity to win a $25 savings bond!”
This event is free and open to the public and is sponsored by California Coast Credit Union. The Murrieta Public Library is located at Eight Town Square (Adams Avenue and Kalmia Street). For more information about the program call (951) 304-BOOK (2665) or visit the Library"s web site at www.murrieta.org/services/library.
Contact: Laura Davis
April 2, 2009
Librarian, Adult and Young Adult Services
Murrieta Public Library
Phone: (951) 461-6138
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Thursday, March 26. 2009
Murrieta - Alternative Recreation Program For Special Needs Adults
The City Of Murrieta Community Services Department Is Offering An Alternative Recreation Program For Special Needs Adults.
Murrieta, CA. April, 2009 – The City of Murrieta 's Alternative Recreation Program is now offering recreational opportunities for our special needs adults for residents of Murrieta and surrounding areas.
The event will be held the second Friday of every month and fourth Friday every other month.
The goal of this program is to offer services and activities to facilitate their growth as members of the city and as individuals. We will be offering group activities and events such as dances, movie nights, and games.
The program will be held at the Senior Center (41717 Juniper St.)
The dates and themes are:
Super Sport Showdown
Date: March 13, 2009
“Green Machine” Dance
Date: March 27, 2009
Easter Extravaganza Dance
Date: April 10, 2009
Kickin’ It Country Dance
Date: May 8, 2009
Memorial Day Movie Night
Date: May 22, 2009
Summer Days Dance
Date: June 12, 2009
Patriotic Picnic Party
Date: July 10, 2009
Sock Hop
Date: July 24, 2009
Friendship Fiesta
Date: August 14, 2009
This program cost $2 per participant. It is free of cost to parents, guardians, and caregivers.
The City of Murrieta’s Community Services Department offers numerous recreation opportunities for its citizens. For further information please contact Lauren Martin at 951.304.PARK.
Murrieta, CA. April, 2009 – The City of Murrieta 's Alternative Recreation Program is now offering recreational opportunities for our special needs adults for residents of Murrieta and surrounding areas.
The event will be held the second Friday of every month and fourth Friday every other month.
The goal of this program is to offer services and activities to facilitate their growth as members of the city and as individuals. We will be offering group activities and events such as dances, movie nights, and games.
The program will be held at the Senior Center (41717 Juniper St.)
The dates and themes are:
Super Sport Showdown
Date: March 13, 2009
“Green Machine” Dance
Date: March 27, 2009
Easter Extravaganza Dance
Date: April 10, 2009
Kickin’ It Country Dance
Date: May 8, 2009
Memorial Day Movie Night
Date: May 22, 2009
Summer Days Dance
Date: June 12, 2009
Patriotic Picnic Party
Date: July 10, 2009
Sock Hop
Date: July 24, 2009
Friendship Fiesta
Date: August 14, 2009
This program cost $2 per participant. It is free of cost to parents, guardians, and caregivers.
The City of Murrieta’s Community Services Department offers numerous recreation opportunities for its citizens. For further information please contact Lauren Martin at 951.304.PARK.
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