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October 9 – 12 October 18 – 19 November 3 December 6 – 7 Reyes Calabasas Annual Mike 23rd Annual Adobe Pumpkin Nosco Memorial Holiday Days Festival Bicycle Ride Homes Tour Vol. 1, No 2, Fall 2014 BRE#: 00337229 | 00976687 BILL & MICHELLE ESTATES TEAM TOP PRODUCERS | WESTLAKE VILLAGE BOKERAGE THE TEAM... WITH JUST THE RIGHT CHEMISTRY! When you meet Bill Carter and Michelle Ouellette, you can feel their charismatic enthusiasm and genuine desire to deliver the type of service that has unfortunately become a thing of the past. In this “quick-fix” world we have grown accustom to just the opposite. They concentrate on providing their clients with great service, accurate information, and solid guidance. 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Fall 2014 | Conejo365 Content Fall 2014 Vol. 1- Issue 2 4 Editor’s Letter 7 October Listings 13 November Listings 17 December Listings 18 Masthead 19 Photo Contest Conejo365 | Fall 2014 www.conejo365.com | 3 Connecting with the Conejo We see Conejo365 as a true community magazine; a joint effort of our loyal readers and our supportive advertisers who make the publication possible. Thank you all for your encouragement and input in helping us make the magazine better and better with each subsequent issue. The response from our premier issue was tremendously positive, but we’re just getting started. This second issue of Conejo365 is a reflection of the many good comments and ideas we received from our community of 60,000-plus readers and advertising partners. We’ve mixed in some of our own creativity, as well, in developing the beginning of what promises to be a truly collaborative effort in which so many can benefit. Starting with this issue of the magazine, you will notice we’re getting more interactive. We are adding some contests and encouraging more reader input to entertain and inform. We are also featuring a wider variety of activities. All of the events and entertainment we run in the magazine are now also being posted on our website at www.conejo365.com. And we’re keeping our social media up to date on our Facebook page, so, if you “like” us, you can be kept current on Conejo happenings. We’re off and running thanks to your support, but we’ll always be looking for your feedback to make the publication more useful and help our friends and neighbors better connect with the communities in which they live and which offer so much to them. A special thanks to our advertisers. We look to them as our partners to help promote the very best of our extraordinary home and continue to build the Conejo as such a wonderful place to live, work, and play. Importantly, our sponsors also allow us to offer all of this at no cost to our readers. Keep those cards, letters, e-mails and Facebook messages coming. Sincerely, Mike Corridori, Editor 4 | www.conejo365.com Fall 2014 | Conejo365 6th Annual Mike Nosco Memorial Bicycle Ride — Monday, November 3rd, 2014 — (Ride starts at 9 am from Dos Vientos Community Park) 83 Miles 9,000’ of Climbing 3 Epic Climbs: Deer Creek Mulholland Latigo Canyon Please come join us for the most extraordinary charity event in our area. For more information: MikeNosco.com Apply Online Application for 2015-2016 Academic Year Fall 2014 | Conejo365 Available Now www.conejo365.com 6 | For the latest list of events, please visit www.conejo365.com/events October Thursday, October 2 70 bone chilling rooms and over 12,000 square feet. This care, medical spas, yoga, audiology, integrative medicine 7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. haunt rivals anything at Universal and, in a lot of ways, and more will highlight this expo to benefit the surpasses some of the mazes at Halloween Horror Nights. Center4SpecialNeeds. The 9th annual event presented by Admissions Information Night General admission $17/Express Line $25/Lights-on Kids Connect to Wellbeing (CTW) Magazine is considered one Oaks Christian School, 31749 La Tienda Dr., Westlake admission $5, parents are free when accompanying their of the best health expos from Santa Barbara to the San Village children for the lights-on event. Ticket booth in food court. Fernando Valley. Experience everything Oaks Christian has to offer. Meet our Open every weekend starting October 4th, including October www.center4specialneeds.org | (805) 341-2972 | teachers, coaches, and staff. Talk to our students. Tour the 30th and of course the 31st – Halloween, but also Friday, [email protected] campus. Discover a whole new world of opportunities that November 1st. could shape your student’s life forever. www.rothauntedhouse.com www.oakschristian.org | (818) 824-9492 Friday, October 3 - Tuesday, October 14 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Art from Cloth Exhibit Thousand Oaks Community Gallery, 2331 Borchard Rd., Newbury Park Extreme Quilters, a group of twenty-eight talented textile artists, is presenting its fifth annual fiber art show, highlighting a range of beautiful and provocative quilted, pieced, embellished and hand-stitched art pieces. www.extremequilters.com | [email protected] Saturday, October 4 - Sunday, October 5 Sunday, October 12 4:00 p.m. Friday, October 3 - See website for details A Fall Concert featuring Amici Musicae Tuesday, October 14 Disney’s Mulan Jr. United Methodist Church, 1049 S. Westlake Blvd., See website for details Conejo Players Theatre, 351 S. Moorpark Rd., Westlake Village Thousand Oaks 28th Annual California Avocado Festival The Westlake Village Music Society, a community outreach Travel back to the legendary, story-telling days of ancient Downtown Carpinteria on Linden Ave. program sponsored by Music Ministry at the United China with this action-packed stage adaptation of There are four entertainment stages with dozens of acts as Methodist Church of Westlake Village, will host a Fall Concert Disney’s Mulan. $ with performers: Nancy Bonds - clarinet, Wendy Velasco - well as dozens of arts and crafts vendors, commercial vendors www.conejoplayers.org | (805) 495-3715 and food booths. Other activities include Best Guacamole cello, and Christine DeKlotz - piano. They will perform works Contest, Avocado Auction and more. Admission is free. by C.P.E. Bach, Claude Debussy, Johannes Brahms and Max Bruch. Donations requested at the door are $10 general, $8 www.avofest.com | (805) 684-0038 Saturday, October 4 3:00 p.m. seniors (62+)and $5 students. www.umcwv.org | (805) 497-7884 | [email protected] Friday, October 3 - Texas Hold’em Charity Tournament Sunday, October 5 Hillcrest Center for the Arts, 403 W. Hillcrest Dr., Thousand Oaks Monday, October 6 Call for times. Benefiting Conejo Players Theatre. Tournament entry: 9:00 a.m. Westlake Athletic Club USTA Adult Fall Tennis $100 (Pre-registration required). Spectator: $50 at the 28th Annual Sunrise Rotary Golf Tournament Tournament door. Grand Prize: One free entry into the $1 million North Ranch Country Club, 4761 Valley Spring Dr., Westlake Athletic Club, 32250 W. Triunfo Canyon Rd., Charity Poker Tournament at Bicycle Casino. Other prizes Westlake Village Westlake Village and a fantastic raffle. $ Scramble format, green fees, golf cart, tee package/goodie USTA Sanctioned: Players must have a current USTA www.ptdcharitypoker.com | (805) 495-3715 bag, brunch, refreshments on the course, awards dinner. $ membership and ranking to play in this tournament. USTA [email protected] www.sunriserotarygolfer.com | Rules, including code of conduct will apply. Prize money in [email protected] Open Divisions. Single elimination. All matches will be best 2 Saturday, October 4 out of 3 sets. Starting times and draws will be available at 6 PM; 5:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. Wednesday, October 1. Entry Fees: Singles: $38.13, Doubles: Monday, October 6 Pier Under the Stars $23.00 per player. Player BBQ on Saturday at 4:30 PM. 1:00 p.m. Beachfront Promenade near the Pier, Ventura, CA wac.caclubs.com | (818) 889-6164 Ventura’s premier food & wine tasting benefit for the historic Free Movie Matinee: “The Grapes of Wrath” pier. Includes silent auction along with a gathering of Thousand Oaks Library, 1401 E. Janss Rd., Thousand A Friday, October 3 - restaurants, wineries and breweries. $ Oaks pply O www.pierintothefuture.org Bring your own snacks! Coffee cart is available. (NR, 1940, Sunday, October 5 129 min.) 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. www.toaks.org/library Sunday, October 5 nline Ventura Harvest Festival 805-449-2660 xt 7358 Applica Seaside Park at Ventura Fairgrounds 9:30 a.m. Indulge in the ultimate shopping entertainment Ventura County Walk to Defeat ALS Tuesday, October 7th A experience at the Ventura Harvest Festival. Original Art & Plaza Park, Thompson & First St., Ventura vailablet Nioon f Craft Show with more than 24,000 handcrafted originals, More than just a few-mile trek, the Walk to Defeat ALS is See website for details live music, strolling performers, contests, specialty an opportunity to bring hope to people living with ALS, to City of Thousand Oaks or 2015-2016 A foods, and more. Adding to the festivities, enjoy live raise money for a cure, and to come together for something 50th Anniversary Event entertainment on stage with the Mary White Band and you care about.