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ON THE COVER MATILDA MUSICAL Joanna Heneveld plays Miss Honey and Marin McIntosh is Matilda in the Cascade Theatre’s spring musical production of Roald Dahl’s ‘Matilda - The Musical,’ which opens March 20 and continues through March 29. See page 10 RICKY SKAGGS Ricky Skaggs, a child prodigy who picked up a mandolin at age 5 and hasn’t stopped in more than 60 years, talked recently about coming to Redding on the morning before he played at Nashville’s Grand Ole Opry. ‘Whether it’s the Opry or Redding, it’s great to get out and play with this incredible band I’ve put together,’ he said. Read the After Five interview on page 2 Legendary American guitarist and singer Buddy Guy, described by some as the last great bluesman, returns to the Cascade Theatre in Redding for a 7:30 p.m. show on March 5. See page 7 2 STUDIO SHOWS A Maryland-based artist who weaves traditional folk instruments with unique and quirky VRQJZULWLQJDQGDSDLURIJXLWDUD¿FLRQDGRVDUH two shows scheduled at The Studio in Cottonwood. See pages 5 and 13. Ricky Skaggs and Kentucky Thunder to roar into Redding for a March 8 show at the Cascade Theatre

By Aaron Williams jacket or a well-worn pair of boots – it “We cover it all and always doesn’t hurt anywhere. Everything More than 2,300 miles separate about bluegrass makes you feel the Grand Ole Opry and Redding’s seem to come back to the something good.” Cascade Theatre, but the legendary bluegrass stuff for those fans And when it comes to bluegrass, stage of and the who feel like (modern) country Skaggs knows what he’s talking vaunted North State Art Deco palace about. From playing as a youngster share a little something in common. music has let them down... with Monroe to covering the Moody Both will have Ricky Skaggs and Everything about bluegrass Blues on a bluegrass compilation Kentucky Thunder grace their stage in makes you feel something to working with rock musicians like the span of a month. Bruce Hornsby and Jack White on Skaggs is schedule for a March 8 good.” bluegrass covers, Skaggs said the performance at the Cascade Theatre. - Ricky Skaggs American roots music is very much A child prodigy who picked up a alive and thriving. mandolin at age 5 and hasn’t stopped “I’ve been blessed to have a lot of in more than 60 years, Skaggs talked play a 90-minute or two-hour show those guys want to come in and play recently by phone about coming to and then I’ll head to the lobby to sign in my sand box,” he joked. “I grew up Redding on the same morning before autographs for everyone – sometimes with an older sister who listened to the he was to play that night at Nashville’s up to another hour or so,” Skaggs Stones, Beatles and Dave Clark Five Grand Ole Opry. said. “And I’ll head back to the bus members on the bus.” on one end of the house while my “Whether it’s the Opry or Redding, and the guys are huddled up and still And while exploring the area is mom and dad were listening to Flatt it’s great to get out and play with this playing and that’s what makes them nice, Skaggs said getting to play in and Scruggs and Bill Monroe on the incredible band I’ve put together,” said diff erent – they love each other and Redding is a treat he’s looking forward other. Skaggs, who was running “honey- love to play with each other.” to. “Sometimes I’d just sit in the do” errands in the morning before his The Thunder include Paul “We love Redding and can’t wait,” middle of the house and listen and it performance. “As a musician, a father, Brewster on vocals and , Russ he said. would just seem right.” a county music statesman, I think Carson on banjo, Jake Workman on And he promises Cascade But given his choice, Skaggs one of the greatest things is that I can lead guitar, Mike Barnett on fi ddle, audiences a bit of everything from would rather sit with a mandolin in his hardly believe I get to play with guys Dennis Parker on guitar and vocals, some of his country hits to the hands and just play. And that’s what this great.” and Jeff Picker on bass and vocals. bluegrass music he returned to in the he promised will happen during his Which is saying a ton considering The Redding show is the fi rst of 1990s, as well as “a lot of incredible visit to Redding. Skaggs is a Country Music Hall of fi ve dates in California and Skaggs playing.” “I love to entertain and have fun,” Fame member, a member of the said he’s looking forward to getting “We cover it all and always seem Skaggs said. “It’s a great show and I Grand Ole Opry and who fi rst graced back to the North State and maybe to come back to the bluegrass know people will love it.” a stage at the age of 6 playing seeing some of the sites around the stuff for those fans who feel like Tickets start at $29 and are bluegrass legend Bill Monroe’s area. (modern) country music has let them available online at cascadetheatre. mandolin. “We travel light these days,” he down,” Skaggs said. “The beauty of org, by phone at 243-8877, or at the “I’ll tell you what, we go out and said. “Seven guys and two crew bluegrass is that it’s like an old worn Cascade Theatre box offi ce.

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Page 4 / March 2020 / After Five Maryland artist to perform in Cottonwood Kristin Rebecca, a Maryland-based artist who weaves traditional folk instruments with unique and quirky songwriting, is scheduled to perform at The Studio, 3270 Main St., Cottowood at 7 p.m. on March 12. Tickets are $20 and are available online at www.thestudiocottonwood.com. Rebecca has performed at the Philadelphia Folk Festival and Rockwood Music Hall and was recently nominated for a WAMMIE (Washington, D.C. Area Music Awards) for Best Traditional Folk Recording.

After Five / March 2020 / Page 5 ‘Shifting Balance’ March 3 The Trinity Alps Chamber Music Festival will present the second program of their 2020 season at 7 p.m., March 3, at the Trinity Alps Performing Arts Center in Weaverville. Pianist Ian Scarfe, left, and cellist Charles Akert present “Shifting Balance,” a program featuring music by Schumann, Beethoven, Rachmaninoff , Chopin and Cassado. The TAPAC recently acquired a 95-year-old Chickering Concert Grand Piano that will be prominently featured during the concert. Admission is by donation. For more info. on the Trinity Alps Chamber Music Festival visit trinityalpscmf.org. AFTER FIVE The North State Magazine After Five is published monthly for the communities in the north state and southern Oregon. Founded October 28, 1986. Advertising policies: The subject matter, form, size, wording, illustrations and typography are subject to the approval of After Five. Because a product is advertised in After Five does not necessarily mean we endorse its use. Display advertising rates and more detailed explanation of our ad policies are available on request. The entire contents of After Five are copyright 2020 by After Five. Mailed subscriptions are $50 per year. Editorial portions of the magazine may be reprinted by non-profit organizations. All other reproductions require the express written consent of the publisher. After Five welcomes editorial contributions, suggestions and story ideas from its readers. After Five is not responsible for unsolicited manuscripts. Manuscripts or materials unaccompained by a stamped, self-addressed envelope will not be returned. Space is offered for short announcements and calendar events on a regular basis. Readers should submit calendar items between the 1st and the 15th of the month preceding the month of publication. No phone call submissions; email or regular mail only. AFTER FIVE General Manager/Editor: Ron Harrington Publisher: Craig Harrington P.O. Box 492905, Redding, California 96049 Telephone (530) 275-1716 • FAX (530) 645-1776 ON THE WEB after5online.com Advertising (530) 275-1716 • FAX 645-1776 email: [email protected] Editorial 275-1716 • FAX 645-1776 or 303-1528 email: [email protected] [email protected]

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Page 6 / March 2020 / After Five Buddy Guy, 83, who has a new album coming out this year, to perform March 5 in Redding

With eight Grammys, a 2015 Lifetime It’s a way to pay it forward for Guy to Achievement Award, and a member pay it forward. of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, “When B.B. King asked me to come legendary American blues guitarist and up and play while he sang, and Muddy singer Buddy Guy, described by some Waters asked me to play while he sang, as the last great bluesman, returns to the I’m saying, ‘You’re asking me to play with Cascade Theatre in Redding for a 7:30 you?”” Guy said. “Muddy Waters and p.m. show on March. 5. those guys took me under their wing. I Steeped in the Chicago blues while owe everything to those people.” embracing the fl ash of rock & roll, his For more of the Post interview with fi ery playing is what the Chicago Tribune Guy, see the Feb. 18, 2020 issue online describes as “blistering” yet played with at washingtonpost.com. the “utmost delicacy and tenderness.” Tickets for the Cascade Theatre In a February 2020 interview in show start at $59 and are available the Washington Post, Guy, 83, was online at cascadetheatre.org, by phone asked about being one of the last great at 243-8877, or at the Cascade Theatre bluesman still out there recording and box offi ce, 1733 Market St. performing. “I got a new album coming out sometime later this year, and Bobby Rush, he sung one song on there. We were just talking; he said, ‘You know what, I think me and you are the last two old blues guys still trying to carry it on.’” Because of that, Guy said he tries to recognize and encourage new blues players. “Whenever I can see somebody I think got the talent, I’ll just give them a chance to come up and play with me,” Guy said in the Post article. “A young man out of Mississippi, Kingfi sh (Christone Ingram), I went and heard him, and I said, ‘Just bring him in the studio, and I’m going to pay for the album.’ And he’s up for a Grammy now. Before him, I went and found a little kid in New Bedford, Massachusetts, named Quinn Sullivan.” After Five / March 2020 / Page 7 The Selectboard of Croy- ment. “Did anyone consult don, New Hampshire, ruled with police before designing unexpectedly on Feb. 18 that it and manufacturing the new would abolish the town police Ontario license plates?” wrote department and rely instead Kingston Police Sgt. Steve on the New Hampshire State Koopman. 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Theatre next takes on “The Curious Awarded both the Tony and the Incident of the Dog in the Night-time” Olivier awards for Best Play, “The for a three week run in March and April. Curious Incident of the Dog in the The play by Simon Stephens is Night-time” is directed by Lisa Collins. based on a novel of the same name by Among the actors in this production are Mark Haddon. Gabe Newman as Christopher, Tanya “It got big headlines back east,” Stedman as Siobhan, Che Stedman said Ken Hill, Axiom’s CEO and as Ed, and Amy Dunn as Judy. artistic director, back in June of 2019 Performances are scheduled when announcing Axiom’s upcoming Thursday through Saturday at 7:30 season. “It’s a prestige piece and says p.m. from March 19 to April 5, with who we are as Axiom.” Sunday matinees slated for 2 p.m. The story revolves around a dog on March 22, 29 and April 5. Axiom’s named Wellington, who has been new home theater is located at 2613 found murdered. Christopher Boone, Bechelli Lane, Redding. an autistic 15-year-old boy, fi nds Tickets are priced $25 to $30 and himself under suspicion. Determined are available online at axreptheatre. to fi nd the guilty party, Christopher com. For more info., call 215-3955. Logo designs sought by March 10 for Whiskeytown’s RECREATE campaign In partnership with Art from build lasting memories. the Ashes, Whiskeytown National This opportunity is open to Califor- Recreation Area is soliciting logo nia-based artists who, preferably, have designs for its RECREATE campaign. a personal connection to Whiskeytown This call to artists closes on March National Recreation Area through their 10, and the winning design will be own experiences visiting, exploring announced on March 31. and enjoying the park. Whiskeytown staff have embraced The selected artist and design will the word RECREATE as a motto receive recognition through products following the devastating 2018 Carr bearing the logo at the park’s visitor fi re. According to park offi cials, center and store, and media publicity enthusiasm for RECREATE stems through park and community news from the duality of the word: the park outlets. is still a place to recreate, while, The artist will also receive a simultaneously, natural regeneration complimentary America the Beautiful and park staff are working to recreate Park Pass and a $200 gift certifi cate to what was lost. spend at the park store. They said the winning logo design For entry requirements and more will be used by Whiskeytown National information, visit artfromtheashes.org/ Recreation Area to promote and whiskeytownsrecreate-campaign. brand the quality and diversity of To learn more about Whiskeytown outdoor recreational opportunities National Recreation Area, visit the found at Whiskeytown - a place park’s website at nps.gov/whis, or stop where generations have come to play, by the Visitor Center, open seven days connect with friends and family, and a week between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. After Five / March 2020 / Page 9 PHOTO AND COVER PHOTO / Michael Burke Joanna Heneveld, left, plays Miss Honey and Marin McIntosh is Matilda “Matilda - The Musical,” which opens March 20 and continues through in the Cascade Theatre’s spring musical production of Roald Dahl’s March 29. Cascade Theatre brings Roald Dahl’s beloved ‘Matilda’ to life

By Jon Lewis someone who can do it, there is no As a fourth-grade teacher at Grant said. Stephen Spencer was tabbed ‘Matilda.’” Elementary School, Tracy said the to play the brutal headmistress Miss “Matilda,” Cascade Theater’s A fourth-grader at Cottonwood “Matilda” storyline, with its emphasis Agatha Trunchbull. Tracy said it’s not spring musical, celebrates the story Creek Charter School, Marin has on reading and storytelling, was uncommon for that character to be of a precocious and plucky child who been involved with theater for the past appealing. When approached to direct played by a man. parlays her love of reading into a two years but has built up an impres- the Roald Dahl classic, “I was an “Stephen is a very soft-spoken, better life for herself and her beloved sive resume: “Annie,” “Willie Wonka almost instant ‘yes,’” she said. “I got nice person, but when he auditioned teacher. Jr.,” “James and the Giant Peach,” very excited to direct again.” …oh my gosh, he’s perfect,” Tracy Eilyne Tracy, the director, knew “Aladdin” and “Cascade Christmas.” A Tony Award winner, “Matilda” said. “Where’s he fi nding that?” the show wouldn’t be possible without Matilda is her fi rst lead role and the tells the story of girl using her imagi- On the creative team, Ashley a strong child actor to take on the Anderson resident said she’s enjoying nation and keen mind to stand up to Adishian commuted from Reno, demanding lead role. To her immense her character and the experience. bullies (including a recalcitrant school Nevada, to serve as choreographer; relief, 9-year-old Marin McIntosh “I love that she likes reading administrator and Matilda’s disinter- Tara Lihn serves as production stepped forward and accepted the all types of books and loves to tell ested parents) to improve her life. manager; Brandon Baumann is assignment. stories,” Marin said. Learning her “I just really love what this story the musical director; and Marcella “I was so thrilled when I saw her lines, song lyrics and choreography is represents with the underdog feeling Douglas Brown is the costume turn up for auditions,” Tracy said. “I “a lot of work but it’s really fun.” diff erent from everybody else,” Tracy director. worked with her a couple years ago at Marin’s mother, Kayleigh, said her said. “It’s defi nitely a story of hope, an Axiom Repertory production. She daughter’s involvement with theater the idea that no matter what happens If you’re going: was super sweet but I never expected has boosted her confi dence and to Matilda she can fi nd happiness.” Times: Opens 7 p.m. Friday, March to see that kind of growth as an actor expanded her circle of friends. Matilda’s inspiring teacher, Miss 20; additional performances 2 and 7 and a person. “Some of her best friends now Honey, is played by Joanna Heneveld. p.m. March 21; 3 p.m. March 22; 7 “This role is extremely taxing on happen to be adults,” Kayleigh said. “She’s so lovely. I end up in tears; p.m. March 27; 2 and 7 p.m. March Matilda that Broadway uses three to “It’s given her a lot of confi dence it just takes me down,” Tracy said. 28; and 3 p.m. March 29 four girls. She has so many lines— working with adults and interacting “She’s grappling with being an adult Tickets: $22 to $30, adults; $14, she is in every single scene—and the with them and learning how to be who hasn’t asserted herself yet.” children; call 243-8877 or visit www. dialogue, the vocals and the dance professional.” Matilda’s “obnoxious, idiotic” cascadetheatre.org steps she needed to memorize…I Tracy’s last directing eff ort was parents are portrayed by Hillary Note: Photographs with the almost felt it was a miracle she ended “Oliver!” at the Cascade, after which Rogerson and Jordan Michael Jones, cast allowed after all matinee up auditioning for this part. Without she took a year off from directing. and they are both amazing, Tracy performances.

Page 10 / March 2020 / After Five B-The Underwater Bubble Show a modern fairy tale with a twist Following your dreams and allowing acrobats serve as small colorful fi sh your inner child to take over for a while chasing Mr. B and each other inside the is the premise of “B-The Underwater aquarium. Bubble Show,” coming to the Cascade The biggest attraction of the show is Theatre for a 7:30 p.m. show on March 4 likely the use of soap bubbles in multiple and to Laxson Auditorium in Chico for a artistic ways. Creators Pezzoli and 7:30 p.m. show on March 6. bubble artist/spouse, Dace Pecoli have Inspired by childhood standards like toured the world as a duo act for nearly Alice in Wonderland, The Little Mermaid 20 years working with the form, including and Peter Pan, B-The Underwater a performance at the Sochi Olympics. Bubble Show is a modern fairy tale with “The biggest challenge was to make one major twist. everyone understand that the show is for “Each classic tale represents a everyone,” Pezzoli said “Many people journey of a kid who grows up and only relate it to kids, but everyone loves learns something,” explains co-creator bubbles. After performing in so many and director Enrico Pezzoli. ”We wanted countries around the world, we have a story about an adult character who seen adults enjoying the show as much discovers that he can still go back and as kids, sometimes with even bigger enjoy life. We don’t always need to reactions.” grow up. Sometimes we need to step Developed over two years, The backwards for a bit and restart.” Bubbielandia journey debuted in October The show follows Mr. B, a creature of 2011 with a pair of shows in Italy that modern habits who always feels pressed drew in more than 5,000 spectators. In by a thousand things to do in a world that 2016 the show toured the United State seems to be moving too fast. The offi ce for the fi rst time selling out nearly two- worker discovers a little aquarium that thirds of their performances over a two appears like magic inside his briefcase month tour. and gradually becomes enchanted by the wondrous underwater world of Ticket information Bubblelandia, which is full of seahorses, Tickets for the Cascade Theatre dragon fi sh, starfi sh, mermaids and other show start at $29 and are available creatures. online at cascadetheatre.org, by phone Taking cues from Cirque du Soleil, at 243-8877, or at the Cascade Theatre the visual show incorporates the latest box offi ce, 1733 Market St. in stage technology. Lasers, low ground Tickets for the Chico show are priced smoke and fl ying foam simulate waves from $15 to $46 and are available online and the underwater atmosphere. at chicoperformances.com, in person at A juggler in a huge plastic ball is the the University box offi ce on the corner of performer that immediately attracts Mr. West Third and Chestnut streets, and by B and the audience into Bubblelandia‘s phone at 898-6333. wondrous world, while dancers and After Five / March 2020 / Page 11 ered racks, which each will house 92 his former employer, according to the bikes, was $600,000 apiece. Detroit Free Press. “Quality control issues with con- Instead of accepting the checks, –From Page 8 tractors can take time to sort out,” the TCF Bank in Livonia, where Thomas WATE reported. Metro said in a statement, “but Metro was an established customer, sum- the chapel at different time slots. 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After Five / March 2020 / Page 13 892-4647 for more for a membership. $15 to $46 and pm, Downtown 700 Auditorium Dr. information. Call 527-4183 ext. available at the Weaverville. Many Tickets $46 to $146, 3010. 8QLYHUVLW\ER[RI¿FH businesses stay available on the Call 898-6333. open late and offer Civic’s website. Call 10 Warning Signs of refreshments for this 229-0022. Alzheimer’s, 10am The Servant of Two cultural experience. 1 5 to 12pm, Ampla Masters, 7:30pm, Anderson Library Health, 7981 Hwy. see March 4. The Servant of Two Storytime, 3:30pm, Fiddle, Bluegrass, 3 Buddy Guy, 7:30pm, 99, Los Molinos. Masters, 2pm and Anderson Library. and Americana Cascade Theatre, Registration is free. 7:30pm, see March 4. This week celebrates Concert, 1 to 3pm, Trinity Alps Redding. Tickets are Call 895-9661. spring where you St. James Lutheran Chamber Music $59 to $79 and are FDQSLFNÀRZHUVDQG Church, 2500 Shasta Festival presents available online at the Raising Puppies make a bouquet. Call View Dr. Presented The Scarfe-Akert Cascade website, by to Become Guide 365-7685. by California State Duo, 7pm, Trinity phone at 243-8877, Dogs, COS Speaker 7 Old Time Fiddlers, Alps Performing Arts RUDWWKHER[RI¿FH Series, 7pm, Little Explorers, Dist. 6. Held the Center, Weaverville. 1733 Market St. Learning Resources Sundial Film 8 10am, see March 5. ¿UVW6XQGD\RIHDFK Pianist Ian Scarfe Center at College of Festival, 2pm and month. and cellist Charles Little Explorers, the Siskiyous, Weed. 7pm, Cascade Ricky Skaggs and Redding Akert present 10am, Mill Building in This event is free and Theatre, Redding. Kentucky Thunder, Toastmasters, 6pm, Civil Twilight, art “Shifting Balance,” Paul Bunyan’s Forest open to the public. This year’s event 7:30pm, Cascade see March 5. exhibit, through featuring music Camp at Turtle Bay, Call 938-5373. is free to attend, Theatre, Redding. April 4, Siskiyou by Beethoven, Redding. A weekly donations are Tickets are $29 to Arts Museum, Schumann, educational program Sierra Nevada encouraged. $45 and are available 5824 Dunsmuir Rachmaninoff and for kids 2 to 5. Estate Series: online at the Cascade Ave., Dunsmuir. Chopin. March’s theme is “Me Jimmie Vaughan, An Evening of website, by phone Gallery hours are and My Family.” Free 7:30pm, Sierra Healing,ZLWKÀDXWLVW at 243-8877, or at Wednesday through for members or with Nevada Brewery Big Randy McGinnis WKHER[RI¿FH 13 Saturday, 11am to park admission. Call Room, 1075 E 20th and Dr. Patricia Bay, Market St. 5pm, and Sunday, 12 243-8850. St, Chico. Tickets LMFT, 7pm, Old City The Wolves, by to 5pm. Telephone $5 to $40, available Hall, 1313 Market The Servant of Two playwright Sarah 235-4711. Redding online. Call 892- St., Redding. Tickets Masters, 2pm, see DeLappe, 7pm, 4 Toastmasters, 6pm, 4647. are $15 in advance March 4. Shasta College Sundays at Two: Redding Library, and $20 at the door. Theatre, Redding. It’s Trumpet Time, B: The Underwater 1100 Parkview The Servant of Two %HQH¿WIRU6KDVWD Presented by the 2pm, Zingg Recital Bubble Show, Ave., Redding. Masters, 7:30pm, Arts Council. Shasta College Hall at CSU Chico. 7:30pm, Cascade This repeats every see March 4. Theatre Department. This event is free and Theatre, Redding. Thursday. Call 945- Centennial Tickets are $5 to $12. open to the public. Tickets are $29 to 9226. Celebration, Call 242-7573. Telephone 898-5351. $35 and are available American Legion 10 online at the Cascade Anderson Library Family Shasta Post Lat Edmonson, website, by phone Storytime, 3:30pm, 197, noon to 4pm, Women of Wisdom, 7:30pm, Harlen at 243-8877, or at Anderson Library. Veterans Memorial 4 to 7:30pm, Bell Adams Theatre at WKHER[RI¿FH This week will feature 6 Hall, 1605 Yuba Memorial Union CSU Chico. Tickets Market St. a celebration of Dr. St., Redding. The Auditorium at CSU are $15 to $34 and Seuss. Call 365- North State event will include Chico. This event is 14 available at the North State 7685. Symphony Youth OLYHPXVLFUDIÀHV free and open to the 8QLYHUVLW\%R[2I¿FH Symphony Youth Concert, “What is booths, and food. public. Call 898-4774 Operation: Veteran Call 898-6333. Concert, “What is a Sideline Bluegrass a Melody?” 9:15am Lunch is $10. Freedom, free Melody?” 9:15am, Band, 7pm, Trinity and 11am, Cascade transformational Laxson Auditorium Alps Performing Arts Theatre, Redding. Used Book Sale, workshop for all at CSU Chico. This Center, Weaverville. The 9:15am show is 10am to 1pm, Shasta veterans and their concert is for grades Tickets $12 each, for pre-school and County Library, families. 8am to 1-8. Tickets are $5 $20 per couple, $35 kindergarteners, 1100 Parkview Ave., 4:30pm, Shasta in advance only and per family. More the 11am show Redding. Call 245- 12 College, Room 2165, 2 are available at the information on the is for grades 1-8. 7265. building 2100. Pre- 8QLYHUVLW\ER[RI¿FH TAPAC website. Tickets are $5 in Kristin Rebecca, registration required. Sierra Nevada Call 898-6333. advance only and LGBTQ+ Board acoustic guitar and See www.na2evs. Presents! Chris Building a High are available at the Game Night, 6 folk harp, 7pm, The org/ovf Conley (of Saves The Servant of Two Performance Cascade Theatre box to 8pm, NorCal Studio, 3270 Main the Day) with Jamie Masters, 7:30pm, Team, 7:30 to 9am, RI¿FH&DOO OUTreach Center, St., Cottonwood. 4th annual Drake, 7pm, Sierra Wismer Theatre at Tehama County 2553 Victor Avenue, Tickets are $20. Call Community Sing- Nevada Brewery Big CSU Chico. Tickets Dept. of Education, B: The Underwater Redding. Call 949- 347-4599. AlongDEHQH¿W Room, 1075 E 20th are $8 to $20 and 1135 Lincoln St., Bubble Show, 6267. concert for One St, Chico. Tickets available at the Red Bluff. Free for 7:30pm, Laxson Fitz and the Future at a Time, $20 to $22, available 8QLYHUVLW\%R[2I¿FH members, $20 for Auditorium at CSU Weaverville Art Tantrums, 8pm, DORFDOQRQSUR¿W online. Telephone Call 898-6333. non-members or $40 Chico. Tickets are Cruise, 5 to 8 Redding Civic, changing lives in Page 14 / March 2020 / After Five Africa, 7pm, Pilgrim Redding City Hall, from around the Congregational community room, world. Tickets $15 Church, 2850 777 Cypress Ave., adults, $5 students Foothill Dr., Redding. Redding. Call 347- and veterans. Featuring the 5580. 3URFHHGVEHQH¿WWKH One Future Band Tehama Conservation performing songs 18 fund. For tickets and by Crosby Stills information call 727- and Nash, The Modern History 1280. Everly Brothers, of Architecture, , Van 6:30pm Wednesday Terry Robb and Morrison, Linda through April 22, 26 Thad Beckman, Ronstadt and more. Museum of Northern 7pm, The Studio, Tickets $20 at The California Art, 900 Anderson Library 3270 Main St., Music Connection in Esplanade, Chico. Storytime, 3:30pm, Cottonwood. Tickets Redding, or at the Lecturer Richard Anderson Library. are $20. Call 347- door. Call 241-5535. Macias will present This week focuses 4599. the six-week series. on “Baby Shark.” Call Redding Fashion Registration is $50. 365-7685. Second City: Alliance Workshop, Call 487-7272. Laughing For All 11am to 4pm, The Curious the Wrong Reasons, Redding Fashion Incident of the Dog comedy, 7:30pm, Alliance, 1698 Market in the Night-Time, Laxson Auditorium at St., Redding. This 7:30pm, see March CSU Chico. Tickets two-day workshop 19. are $15 to $40 and continues on March available at the 21. Cost is $75. Call 19 Little Explorers, 8QLYHUVLW\%R[2I¿FH 276-0458. 10am, see March 5. Call 898-6333. The Curious The production of Beauty & the Beast, Jr. is scheduled LGBTQ+ Coffee and Incident of the Dog for two days of performances, Friday, March 20, at 7 p.m. Redding Matilda, The Dessert, 12 to 3pm, in the Night-Time, and again on Saturday, March 21, at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. at Toastmasters, 6pm, Musical, 2pm and NorCal OUTreach 7:30pm, Axiom Grant School, 8835 Swasey Drive, Redding. Tickets are $5 see March 5. 7pm, see March 20. Center, 2553 Victor Repertory Theatre, Avenue, Redding. 2613 Bechelli Ln., and $10 and available at the door. For more information, The Curious Call 949-6267. Redding. Tickets are telephone 243-0561. Incident of the Dog $25 to $30. Call 215- in the Night-Time, McCloud St. 3955. 7:30pm, see March Beauty and the Paddy’s Pub Crawl, Beauty and the 19. Beast, Jr., 7pm, Beast, Jr., 2pm and 4pm, McCloud. A Anderson Library Grant School, 8835 7pm, see March 20. 27 passport can be Storytime, 3:30pm, Swasey Dr., Redding. purchased at any Anderson Library. An Evening with Tickets are $5 to $10. participating business The theme this week Paul Thorn, 7:30pm, Call 243-0561. for $5. Call the is trains. Call 365- Sierra Nevada McCloud Chamber at 7685. 21 Brewery Big Room, 964-3113. Friday Night Dance 1075 E 20th St, Club, 7pm, Redding Dance Party, 7pm, 29 Employee vs Chico. Tickets $5 to Senior Hall, 2290 Frontier Senior The Wolves, 7pm, Independent 22 $27, available online. Lewis Black, 8pm, Benton Dr., Redding. Center, 2081 Frontier see March 14. Contractor Seminar, Call 892-4647. Redding Civic, This will be a Roaring Trail, Anderson. Ronnie Milsap, 9am to 12pm, NEC 700 Auditorium Dr. 20’s-themed dance Lisha and Friends will 7pm, Redding Civic, SBDC at Butte Matilda, The Tickets $39 to $59 with a costume perform. Admission 700 Auditorium Dr. College, 2480 Notre Musical, 7pm, see (student tickets $25), contest featuring the is $15 or $25 for a Tickets $36.50 to Dame Blvd., Chico. March 20. available on the Pat Karch Band. couple. Call 356- $41.50, available on Registration is free. Civic’s website. Call 9787. the Civic’s website. Call 895-9017. The Curious 229-0022. rd annual Call 229-0022. 23 Incident of the Dog 15 Hammer-In, Johnny Appleseed, The Wolves, 7pm, in the Night-Time, Matilda, The 9am, Jake 3pm and 7pm, State Matilda, The Fiddle, Bluegrass, see March 14. 7:30pm, see March Musical, 3pm, see Jackson Museum, Theatre, 333 Oak St., Musical, 3pm, see and Americana 19. March 20. Weaverville. This Red Bluff. Presented March 20. Music, 2pm, Palo Little Explorers, is a hands-on by the Missoula Cedro Community 10am, see March 5. The Curious blacksmithing Children’s Theatre. The Wolves, 2pm, Hall, 22037 Old Incident of the Dog workshop. Tickets are $5 to $10. see March 14. Forty Four Dr., Palo Redding in the Night-Time, Registration is $70 Call 529-2787. Cedro. Presented by Toastmasters, 6pm, 2pm, see March 19. and includes a The Curious California State Old see March 5. Saturday night dinner Trinity County Fair Incident of the Dog Time Fiddlers, Dist. 6. and auction, with Flea Market, 10am to in the Night-Time, 28 Held the third Sunday additional dinners 4pm, Trinity County 2pm, see March 19. of each month. LGBTQ+ Senior available at $25. Fairgrounds, Hayfork. Casserole Social, Trinity County Fair The Wolves, 2pm, 3 to 6pm, NorCal The Wolves, 7pm, Matilda, The Flea Market, 10am to see March 14. OUTreach Center, see March 14. Musical, 2pm and 2pm, see March 21. 30 2553 Victor Avenue, 20 7pm, see March 20. Redding. Call 949- Shasta County The Curious Matilda, The 6267. Grand Jury Incident of the Dog The Wolves, 7pm, Musical, 7pm, informational in the Night-Time, see March 14. Cascade Theatre, SYRCL’s Wild Meeting, 3 to 4pm, 7:30pm, see March Redding. Tickets are and Scenic Film Redding City Hall, 19. The Curious $22 to $30 and are Festival, State community room, 16 Incident of the Dog available online at the 25 Theatre, 333 Oak 777 Cypress Ave., in the Night-Time, Mara Liasson, Cascade website, by St., Red Bluff. Doors Redding. Call 347- 7:30pm, see March Shasta County political journalist, phone at 243-8877, RSHQSP¿OPV 5580. 19. Grand Jury 6pm, Shasta College RUDWWKHER[RI¿FH begin 8pm. Education informational Theatre, Redding. 1733 Market St. DQGDGYHQWXUH¿OPV Meeting, 3 to 4pm, After Five / March 2020 / Page 15 GUITAR LESSONS Kids Monday Class, Adults Thursday Class, each 6-7pm, $25. www.FrostMusicSchool.com 2931 E. Center, Anderson. Call (530) 229-4143. Accepting Applications Craft, antique and food vendors for 30th annual OLD LEWISTON PEDDLERS’ FAIRE - June 6 Info and applications at LewistonSparkies.com Homeowners Insurance Specializing in homes non-renewed due to Fire risk. 530-852-3716. License #0M59682 Cannabis Insurance Cultivators, Processors & Dispensaries 530-852-3716. 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