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July 4 August 1 August 22 September 19 Vol. 2, No. 3. Summer 2015 July 4 August 1 August 22 September 19 Fireworks The Great Wings Over Thousand Oaks Spectacular Conejo Camarillo Arts Campout Air Show Festival HELP US OPEN THE TRIUNFO YMCA! The goal to fund the Special Needs Family Changing Area AVAILABLE at the NEW TRIUNFO YMCA NAMING OPPORTUNITIES is fully gifted. Thank you! Executive & Staff Offices Special Needs Locker Rooms Child Watch Center Instructional Field Indoor Gymnasium Two Indoor Pools CONTACT EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR RONNIE STONE FOR MORE DETAILS [email protected] 818-707-9277 PLEDGE & JOIN YOUR NEIGHBORS TODAY! The Y is a 501 (c )(3) nonprofit Charitable organization Summer 2015 • Vol. 2 Issue 3 Conejo365 | Summer 2015 | 1 Wow! It’s hard to believe it has already been a year since we started Conejo365. We have met so many great people and learned so many new things about our communities. Look for us at festivals and other venues and stop by our booth to introduce yourself. We always have a little something special for our new friends. Summer in the Conejo is loaded with events and this new issue of Conejo365 has more things to see and do than any of our previous magazines. All the more reason to hang onto Conejo365 to make sure you don’t miss anything . especially, with the kids out of school, out-of-town guests visiting and long summer days to take it all in. If you prefer to receive electronic updates on all of the happenings in the area, just go to our website at www.Conejo365.com and register to receive our Thursday e-mail reminders of what’s going on for the upcoming weekend. It’s important to remember that many events are posted AFTER our quarterly magazine is printed, so our website and the corresponding Thursday e-mails will keep you current. And, if you have an event coming up that you would like to promote, go to our website and submit your description. Your listing is FREE and we’ll help you spread the word. Our first year of publishing Conejo365 has been amazing. We want to thank our thousands of readers and, importantly, our advertisers, who make it possible for us to make the maga- zine available at no cost to those in our fantastic communities. Buy local and support the merchants in our area who contribute so much to making the Conejo strong, vibrant, and a wonderful place to live. Conejo 365 is THE event and entertainment guide to the Conejo. Hold on to it, use it often, and ENJOY!!! Sincerely, Mike Corridori Editor-in-Chief 2 | Conejo365.com If you would like your event posted in future publicatios please contact Janna Williams at 805.409.9135 and [email protected]. GUIDE July-September 2015 Can’t-Miss Events & Entertainment Wednesday, July 1st – Friday, August 14th Thursday, July 2nd Friday, July 3rd – Sunday, August 2nd 7:50 a.m. – 7:00 p.m. 10:00 a.m. See website for showtimes Agoura Hills Beach Bus Kids Club Powered by “Godspell” See website for pick up locations National Geographic Kids Conejo Players Theatre, 351 S. Moorpark Rd., Thousand Oaks Hit the beach The Oaks, 350 W. Hillcrest Dr., Thousand Oaks this summer The Oaks Kids Club is a great opportunity for The first major musical theatre offering from with the Agoura your child to learn in a fun, interactive setting. three-time Grammy and Academy Award winner Hills Beach Bus! We’ve teamed up with National Geographic Stephen The bus runs Kids to create activities and games that focus on Schwartz, Monday – Friday. discovery through play. All Kids Club events will “Godspell” Pick up points take place in the JCPenney Court area. features a are Lindero Canyon Middle School, Agoura High www.shoptheoaksmall.com parade of School, and the corner of Liberty Canyon/Agoura beloved Rd. Beach Bus is just $2 each way! Go to website Thursday, July 2nd songs, including “Day by Day,” “Prepare Ye The for more information and schedule. 6:00 p.m. Way Of The Lord,” “Learn Your Lessons Well,” “All www.agourahillsrec.org | (818) 597-7361 For The Best,” “All Good Gifts,” “Turn Back, O Man,” Firsty Thursday Pub Run and “By My Side.” Based on the Gospel According Wednesday, July 1st Future Track Running Center, to St. Matthew, this revised version is a masterful 6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. 30105 Agoura Rd., Agoura retelling of the original sensation — injected The event includes giveaways, a 3-6 mile fun with contemporary pop culture references and Weekly Summer Concert – Born Jovi dazzling new arrangements of Schwartz’s score. (Bon Jovi Tribute) run/walk, raffle prizes, special happy hour prices at The Twisted Oak Tavern and more! This event PG Janss Marketplace is FREE and open to everyone 21 and older. Just www.conejoplayers.org Concertgoers can register for the chance to win show up at the store at 6 p.m. great prizes and those who present receipts of www.futuretrackrunning.com Friday, July 3rd 7:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m. $50 or more will get a free Summer Concerts T-shirt. Thursday, July 2nd Pinspired Nights 6:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m. www.janssmarketplace.net CReATE Studio, 31840 Village Center Rd., Tantalizing Thursday Westlake Village Sunland Vintage Winery, 1321 E. Thousand Oaks Join CReATE STUDIO for D.I.Y. crafty Friday eve- Blvd., #108, Thousand Oaks nings featuring 5 monthly Pinterest picks! Grab a FOOD TRUCK ALERT...BBQ so good pal and let’s CReATE! BYOB $20 per person. it’s unethical... Smokin’ Willie’s and createstudiofun.com/celebrate/pinspired/ $5 Glasses of Wine. That’s Right $5 (818) 575-9566 | [email protected] Glasses of Wine… Come Early...Stay Late... Don’t Miss the FUN and YUM! Saturday, July 4th 7:30 a.m. www.sunlandvintagewinery.com (805) 379-2250 Independence Day 5K/10K and [email protected] Classic Car Show Thursday, July 2nd – Sunday, July 5th Miller Family YMCA, 320 Via Las Brisas, Newbury Park 8:00 p.m. This patriotic event includes a 5K/10K run & walk, Kingsmen Shakespeare Festival classic car show and kids triathlon. The event Presents “Measure for Measure” also includes a pancake breakfast, live music, kids fun zone and patriotic parade! California Lutheran University, Kingsmen Park, 60 W. www.millerymca.org | (805) 480-0309 Olsen Rd., Thousand Oaks [email protected] (Except Independence Day) Festival grounds open at 5:30 p.m. for pre-show picnicking and entertainment. Although counted as a comedy because of its plot twists and ending, “Measure for Measure“ presents a bleak world of manipula- tion and danger. General admission is $20 for adults and free for children younger than 18. www.kingsmenshakespeare.org | (805) 493-3014 4 | Conejo365.com If you would like your event posted in future publicatios please contact Janna Williams at 805.409.9135 and [email protected]. The Rotary Club of Thousand Oaks is proud to present the 14th Annual Saturday August 15, 2015 4:00 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. Special Pre-Sale Tickets $60.00/person Hyatt Westlake Plaza 880 S. Westlake Blvd., Westlake Village For tickets, Information, & raffle www.thousandoaksrotarywinefestival.com 818.378.8999 A Special Event to benefit: Ventura County Special Olympics Thousand Oaks Rotary Club Foundation July 2015 Saturday, July 4th Saturday, July 4th Saturday, July 4th See website for times 11:30 a.m. 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. 4th of July Celebrations at Westlake Fairy Tales in the Park – “Cinderella” Conejo Pops Orchestra; Elmer Yacht Club Foxfield Park, 31965 Foxfield Dr., Westlake Village Ramsey, Music Director Westlake Yacht Club, 32123 W. Lindero Cyn Rd., All of our Fairy Tales in the Park are Westlake Village outdoor shows. Most of our venues Conejo Community Park, 1175 Hendrix Ave., 4th of July Pancake Breakfast do not have shade, so sunscreen and Thousand Oaks from 8:30 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. and hats are appropriate. Bring water, A 4th of July tradition in the Conejo Valley! Un- open to the entire community. juice, snacks, picnics (the actors der the baton of maestro Elmer Ramsey, his 40 Adults $6/Children $3. Electric promise not to raid the picnic piece Conejo Pops Orchestra brings a program Boat Baton Race around Westlake baskets). Blankets and low- of patriotic and Americana music to life. Bring - registration at 10:00 a.m., race slung chairs are recommend- your blankets, lawn chairs, and picnics, then sit at 11:00 a.m. Decorated Electric ed. The shows are designed back and relax to the sounds of summer! Boat Parade - judging at 1:30 to run approximately 45 minutes, www.crpd.org/concerts | (805) 495-2163 p.m., Boat Parade at 2:00 p.m. which coincides with the attention span of our www.westlakeyc.org | (818) 427-3387 target age group, 3-10 year olds. See website for Saturday, July 4th more details. Free. 9:00 p.m. Saturday, July 4th www.fairytalesinthepark.com 4th of July Fireworks Spectacular 8:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Saturday, July 4th On the Hill behind Hillcrest Center of the Arts, Thou- 46th Annual 4th of July Parade sand Oaks 12:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. North Ranch Lakeview Canyon Properties, 4415 Lakev- Coordinated by Conejo Recreation and Park iew Canyon Rd., Westlake Village Family Open Swim – FREE! Pools at District, the City of Thousand Oaks and other This classic hometown parade has been occur- CLU, TOHS & NPHS local sponsors. Views of the fireworks display can ring since 1969 in the City of Westlake Village on Family open swim at 3 Conejo Valley Pools! be seen from the Janss Marketplace, The Oaks the 4th of July.
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