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Flambeau closes 'Rockin' on the River' season
Tom Rigney and Flambeau will return to the Lake Almanor Basin Aug. 17 to headline the final
"Rockin' on the River" concert presented by the Lake Almanor Area Chamber of Commerce and
Visitors Bureau. Photo submitted
M. Kate West
Chester Editor
chesternews@plumasnews.com
The Lake Almanor Area
Chamber of Commerce will
host the last of the season's
"Rockin' On the River" con-
certs Aug. 17 in Chester Park,
from 5 - 8 p.m.
Tom Rigney and Flambeau
are the headliners in the last
of the three concert offerings.
According to Andrew
Gilbert, San Jose Mercury
News, Flambeau is "one of the
Bay Area's most formidable
bands a roots-powered
sound which freely mingles Ca-
jun influences with New Or-
leans R&B, jazz, traditional
Irish music and rock." Rigney
was also crowned the 2011 em-
peror of the Sacramento Jazz
Festival.
Tom Rigney has composed
most of the musical selections
you will hear although he
mixes in classics from New
Orleans. Most fitting for this
particular concert is the de-
scription of his style as "mu-
sical gumbo."
It is said his music comes
from "traces of his Irish roots
and echoes of Eastern Eu-
rope" along with the dash of
the coast of Spain.
Members of Flambeau in-
clude Danny Caron on guitar,
Caroline Dahl on piano, Brent
Rampone on drums and Steve
is $20. For the adventurous,
teams can dish up both for a
cost of $30.
Whether chili or gumbo,
teams are required to prepare
two - three gallons and serve
the public as they vie for the
coveted cash prizes for peo-
ple's choice and best booth,
gumbo or chili.
Tasting kits are $5.
Rockin' on the River is a
new series of family enter-
tainment brought to you by
the Lake Almanor Area
Parks on electric bass.
Veteran entertainers, they
have successfully performed in
the Bay Area and around the
world for more than 20 years.
This last concert will also
host a gumbo and chili cook-
off. Registration forms and
rules are available at lake
almanorarea.com.
The. cost for team registra-
tion for either gumbo or chili
• Chamber of Commerce and
Pacific Gas and Electric
Company. Each concert
brings a new band to the
park and the concerts are
free.
Food, libations and chil-
dren's activities are available
for a fee. Children's activities
include a bodnce house,
games, craft projects and face
painting.
Town Hall Theatre to screen free cartoons Aug 13
The Town Hall Theatre will
be open Saturday, Aug. 13, to
celebrate fair week, welcome
home hundreds of Quincy
Peeps (visit the group's Face-
book page for more informa-
tion) and show off progress on
this summer's new paint and
box office restoration.
The auditorium will be
open from 10 to 10:30 a.m., be-
fore the parade begins. After
the parade is over the public
is invited to enjoy an hour of
free vintage cartoons: Pink
Panther, Baby Huey, Mr. Ma-
goo and Popeye. The conces-
sions stand will also be open.
"Harry Potter and the
Deathly Hallows, Part Two"
will be playing during regular
SIFE hosts ice cream social
In conjunction with FRC's
SOAR Week, FRC SIFE in-
vites Plumas County church-
es and other places of worship
to join them for Sundae Sun-
day on the Eagle's Perch lawn
Aug. 21 at 2 p.m. The ice
cream social will provide new
students with information re-
garding local churches and
spiritual centers and help
them get acquainted with
classroom locations before
the first day of classes.
FRC SIFE urges churches of
all denominations and beliefs outside the Eagle's Perch cafe-
to participate: Spiritual lead- teria on the lawn. In case of
ers and affiliates should be bad weather, the event will
prepared to answer questions move into the student center.
about their churches, give the
times and places they congre.
gate, a: well as provide any
applicable literature. Leaders
are also encouraged to explain
specifically how they may be
able to help FRC students.
SIFE asks any attending
church bring at least one tub
of ice cream or sundae top-
Tables and benches will be
available. However, any
church members who want
more space should bring their
own. The event is expected to
end around 4 p.m. but any
church affiliate who needs to
arrive or leave early may
do so. For more information
contact Amy Schulz at aschulz
ping. The event will take place @frc.edu.
scheduled movie times Thurs-
day - Tuesday, Aug. 11 - 16
with 7 p.m. shows nightly and
an additional 4 p.m. matinee
on Sunday.
Donations to help fund the
new paint, roof leak repairs,
box office restoration and new
doors will be gratefully accept-
ed at the concessions stand
during any of these screenings.
They may also be mailed to the
Town Hall Theatre at P.O. Box
600, Quincy, CA 95971.
The Town Hall Theatre is
managed by Plumas Arts. To
keep up on what's playing, pick
up a monthly schedule at the
box office, call the movie line at
283-1140 or go online to quincy-
townhall.com. Members of
Plumas Arts have monthly
emails of upcoming attractions
sent to them. Call 283-3402 or go
online to plumasarts.org to get
information about becoming a
member.
Revisit the golden oldies of cartoons with Mr. Magoo and
others Saturday, Aug. 13. after the fair parade in Quincy. The
Town Hall Theatre lobby will open at 10 a.m. Photo courtesy
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