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Bulletin, Progressive, Record, Reporter Wednesday, Oct. 5, 2011 15B Need to forget all the bad economic news for a while and get together and have some fun? Plumas Arts can't think of a better time or place to do just that than the eighth annual Mountain Harvest Festival Saturday, Oct. 15, at the Plumas-Sierra County Fairgrounds from 1 to 5 p.m. Plumas Arts invites folks to come together in beautiful Quincy where the fantastic fall colors show amid majes- tic American Valley pines and practice some social net- working the old fashioned way: face to face, in the same place. There is more than one reason hundreds of people consider this one of their favorite events of the year. It's about the beer (and wine). Mountain Harvest re- Valves around one of the most impressive small town microbrew tastings you will find anywhere. Brewers and brewery owners love to come to this event to proudly share the fruits of their labors and to "talk beer" with an interested, apprecia- tive crowd. There will be at least 25 craft brewers repre- sented with well over 50 brews to sample. If partici- pants prefer to sample wines, Quincy Natural Foods will once again host a tasting of local and organically produced wines. It's about the music. The guitar-driven Americana, bluesy, rock and roll music of the Bob Woods Band head- lines the music this year at 3 p.m. Plumas Arts also wel- comes the blues, rock and jazz synthesis of local group Rocket Surgery, performing at i p.m. It's about the extras. There will also be a great silent auction of artsy, beer-themed and other amusing and unique items and services, a bocce ball tournament spon- sored by Bread for the Jour- ney and some crafts booths as Well as food booths. But what it is really about is art and community. The Mountain Harvest Festival is one of the major fundraising efforts that help keep Plumas Arts producing events, services and programs all year long. Plumas Arts ~s a particu- larly resourceful and deter- mined member-supported organization, but nonethe- less it has been particularly hard hit this year with fund- ing cuts. Unfortunately, staff PETER M. TALIA Attorney at l,aw 257-5199 • Now Accepting Private Clients • Estate Planning and Probate • Business Planning and Real Estate Susanville Need help If it's we can' ll find somemmlmno can. Calif. Lic. #453927 (530) 283-2035 Rocket Surgery is the latestadventure for four veteran Plumas County musicians, blending a mix of blues, rock and jazz into a clearly dysfunctional bit of pure fun. The group performs 1 -2 p.m. Oct. 15 for the Mountain Harvest Festival at the fairgrounds in Quincy. Guitarist Bill Boggio and bassist Tom van Rossem have been collaborating and performing together for almost 20 years. Guitarist Gordon Wilson has added his guitar work, particularly on slide, to such prior groups with Boggio and van Rossem as Steel Rain and String Theory. Wilson and drummer Tommy Miles have been playing together in a variety of bands for quite some time (and still do). Rocket Surgery is their first collective effort. They sing, they play hard, they toss unexpected twists into their ever-evolving collection of originals and blues tunes. Rocket Surgery's name itself pays wry tribute to a former president who once said, "It's not like it's ..." Photo by Roxanne Valladao The Bob Woods Band headlines at the Mountain Harvest Festi- val from 3 to 5 p.m. Oct. 15. Bob Woods started playing music in 1971 with the Sacramento Western Swing band Tokpela Woods has released six original albums and is currently writing and recording his seventh album, "Playin' the Blues." CD Baby calls his music "Guitar driven Americana solid as the rails under 'Railroad Money' and as sweet as the 'Sweetheart Of The Prison Rodeo" ... The crossroads of blues, country, swing and folk driven by 40 years of playing in beer joints and other honky-tonks." For more information, visit bobwoodsmusic.com. Photo courtesy Plumas Arts EVENTS members are not sure the passes include event admis- next year or two will be sion and a souvenir tasting much easier, so this event glass. They cost $35 advance will be a very important sale or $30 for Plumas Arts factor in their ability to pro- members, advance sate only vide much-loved programs through the Plumas Arts and services, office or plumasarts.org. At Event admission at the the gate all tasting passes gate is $7 for adults. Plumas are $40. Arts members pay $5. To Overnight camping is join, go online to plumasarts, available for an additional org, call 283-3402 or stop by $15 per site. RV hook-ups are the office gallery at 372 Main $20. St. in Quincy. Questions? Call Plumas Beer and/or wine tasting Arts at 283-3402. SSEN LAN & TRAILS TRUST r. / Over half acre lot near Lake Davis with views. Camp ready, complete with 300 sq. ft. yurtl Owner may carry. MLS 200901266. $145,000. 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