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Vallejo News Vallejo News June 01, 2017 | Issue #291 In addition to the events listed in this newsletter, please visit artvallejo.org, VallejoEvents.Info and Visit Sign-Up for other City Vallejo to view other local happenings. Communications Pista Sa Nayon 31st Anniversary Celebrate the 31st anniversary of the In This Issue Pista sa Nayon Filipino Festival with Pista Sa Nayon 31st Anniversary non-stop entertainment and Ukulele Lovers of Vallejo amazing food on Summer Reading Challenge with Solano Saturday, June 3 County Library from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Pista sa Vallejo Admirals Special Events Nayon is a highlight of Philippine Cultural Lynch Canyon Trail Run Month celebrated Community Coffee Tasting throughout the month of June. Vallejo Farmers Market Philippine Color Vibe 5k Run Independence Day 13 Reasons Why' Open Casting Call is celebrated during the first week of June 4th Annual CHELU Car Club Car Show and commemorates Solano County Community College Foster when the country first Kinship Care Education proclaimed their independence from Second Friday Art Walk Spain after more than 300 years of colonial rule. For 30 years, Pista sa Nayon has grown to be the largest free Filipino event Greater Vallejo Recreation District Arts and on the West Coast and is regarded as one of the best places to Concerts in the Park visit the first Saturday in June. 125th Anniversary Memorial Commemoration USS Boston Explosion June 13, 1892 The festivities kick-off with a parade on Marin Street and Capitol Street, and continues with entertainment on two Dillon Bread Company Pop Up June stages and vendor booths at the Vallejo Waterfront. This event 29th Annual Juneteenth Celebration draws large crowds wanting to sample Philippine food, experience Filipino culture, and enjoy entertainment for all Northern California Pirate Festival ages. For more information, visit the Vallejo Pista sa Nayon website. Food Truck Mania Empress Theater Events Ukulele Lovers of Vallejo The HUB Events Input & Suggestions Ukulele Lovers of Vallejo, is a Empress Theater community-based music event held monthly at Events Consumer Music located on 1017 Summer of Love Festival Tennessee Street. Host Chie Treagus provides basic instruction and leads the group for the first hour. The event will be held on the first Thursday of each month, from 7:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Suggested donation is $5 per player. Sheet music and refreshment are provided. There will be ukuleles available to borrow if you do not have one, and a large variety of quality ukuleles for anyone to purchase at the store. The first hour will be for beginners. After an intermission, the second hour will be for more intermediate and advanced players. Anyone can suggest songs to share as long as they bring enough copies of music to the group. The aim is to have fun and build friendship. For more information, visit their Facebook page. Summer Reading Challenge with Solano County Library The Empress Theater is hosting a five-day Summer of Love Music Take the summer reading Festival from June 6 to June 10 in challenge at John F celebration of the 50th anniversary Kennedy Library located on of the Summer of Love. The 505 Santa Clara Street. Summer of Love is a celebration of The challenge is for all ages the original "Human Be-In" held in and special book bags will San Francisco in 1967 promoting be given to every household the principles of Peace, Love and that participates. Compassion. This event is Participates read any book, considered by many to be the birth log it, get a prize and of the counter-culture and the spark continue reading for more that ignited the 60's Hip movement. rewards. The challenge will Presidents were impeached and begin June 1 and continue wars were stopped. This pivotal until August 31. In addition to moment was the start of many the prizes you could win from reading, there are earth-shattering events and a mass special drawings and games. Addition activities include spiritual awakening that inspired weekly events such as concerts, magic shows, bubble the Peace Movement, Anti-War blowing, and visiting reptiles. For teens, there will be a raffling Movement, The Environmental for an iPad, and for families there will be a giveaway for ferry Movements, Gay Rights trips to San Francisco and the Exploratorium. Click here to Movement, Women's Movement sign up online or drop in at the John F Kennedy Library. To etc. all having their start and taking view the events calendar, click here. hold during this period. For more information, click here. Vallejo Admirals Special Events Wednesday Night Live Featuring Angelex The Vallejo Admirals are holding several special events throughout the month of June. The Admirals will be playing their Home Opener game Friday, June 2 against San Rafael. On June 4, the Admirals will be celebrating Cancer Survivor Day, which is a day dedicated to promoting the awareness of all types of cancer and celebrating survivors. June 3 is Umpire Appreciation Day, and will recognize umpires, especially former Pacific Association Umpire Wayne Acerogiles, who recently passed away from cancer. On June 8, the Vallejo Admirals will be hosting End of School Night to celebrate the end of school year and the beginning of your summer vacation with the Admirals. Participants are encouraged to wear their school colors and see who represents their school the best. The last special event for the month of Bassist Angeline Saris and June is LGBTQ Night on June 30. drummer Lex Razon form the core The Admirals, an independent minor league baseball team of ANGELEX. The two manage to starting its fifth year in Vallejo, will have 39 games at their blend elements of heavy metal, home park of Wilson Park this year from June through Afro-Cuban, dub-step, funk, jazz, August. Vallejo plays in the four-team league, the Pacific fusion, hip hop and rock under one Association of Baseball Clubs, with the Sonoma Stompers, cohesive umbrella of original San Rafael Pacifics and Pittsburg Diamonds. For more music, with an emphasis on drum information on the Vallejo Admirals special events, click and bass. A rotating cast of the here. San Francisco Bay Area's talented singers, keyboardists, guitarists and percussionists help to fill out the unique sound of this band. Lynch Canyon Trail Run Tickets are $15.00 in advance and $20.00 the day of the show. This On the first Saturday of event will take place June 14 at June, trail runners will 8:00 p.m. For more information, gather to test themselves click here. on Lynch Canyon's terrain. Drawing participants from around Northern California, and Back N Black - AC/DC Tribute offering rugged views including the Napa Valley and Mt. Tamalpais, the event has earned a reputation for being the perfect combination of "challenge and fun." Participants have ranged from 8 to 80 years old, and first-timers to sponsored athletes. While the Lynch Canyon Run is challenging with a respectable amount of elevation and distance, participants are treated to frequent aid stations and cheerful volunteers. The event also includes a free 2.5 mile community hike to encourage everyone to participate and enjoy the great outdoor recreation that Solano County has to offer. Event proceeds benefit the Solano Land Trust, a non-profit organization that preserves and protects open space in Solano County. For additional information or to register, click here. Community Coffee Tasting San Francisco based Back N Black recreate an AC/DC concert experience. While the tribute band itself is composed of some of the Sample over 30 Bay Area's accomplished varieties of fresh musicians, the real magic lies in roasted coffee, the group's passion and respect for browse crafts AC/DC's music. Performing for from local audiences with AC/DC's hits, artisans, and ranging from the earliest days down listen to local to the album Back N Black, the musicians during concert is truly a tribute by the Moschetti Coffee's fans, for the fans. The band is Community composed by Stan Thompson on Coffee Tasting lead vocals, Darren Brooks on lead event. Coffee has guitar, Justin Gravesen on rhythm many complex flavors, and subtle differences can be tasted guitar, Chris Lockheed on drums, when coffee is compared side-by-side. At the tastings, and Michael Burke on bass. participants can learn about acidity levels, try coffee brewing Tickets are $20.00 in advance and in the aeropress or simply have an espresso. Tasters can also $25.00 the day of the show. The talk with the staff about the different roasts or how to prepare event will take place on June 17 at certain beverages. Moschetti Coffee is located at 11 Sixth 8:00 p.m. Doors open at 7:00 p.m. Street, and the tasting event begins every Saturday at 9:00 For more information, click here. a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Moschetti Coffee is also open for retail sales. For more information, click here. Beach Boys and Eagles Tribute Vallejo Farmers Market The Pacific Coast Farmers' Market Association (PCFMA) continues to offer Vallejo residents a great selection of local greens, fruits and veggies, as well as specialty booths selling baked goods, handmade soaps and other goodies. The Farmer's Market features live music, prepared foods, fresh cut flowers and freshly caught seafood. With the arrival of the spring season, fresh peas, fava beans, and blueberries and other produce are now available, direct from the fields and orchards of California's family farms. All PCFMA Farmer's Woodie and the Longboards is a Markets accept WIC-FMNP coupons for families and seniors Beach Boys tribute and the as well as CalFresh-EBT.
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