Music at the Mansion
The Arts Council of Big Bear Valley proudly presents a new season of the Music at the Mansion series, beginning with our May 23rd event at 3 P.M. – MMX.I.
The program will feature Musical Theater, Jazz Standards, and Contemporary Inspirational. The talented cast will include vocalists Caitlin Barney, John Grandi, Elena Peavy, and Diane Sloan Kubeja. Mike Cross and Barbara King will accompany on the piano and Alicia and Tawny Williams will play the violin.
Following the concert, at 5 P.M., a special dinner, prepared by chef Thomas, assisted by sous-chef Robert, will be served in the Knickerbocker Mansion’s famous dining room. Ticket price: Concert Only - $20, Special Menu Dinner - $20 (Tax and gratuity not included).
Seating is limited and reservations are strongly recommended. Please call the Arts Council at 585-5916. Credit cards accepted.
Submitted by
Ellen Nichols
Past president, Arts Council
585-7161
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Public Service Announcements - Library
Evening in the Library Stacks
The Friends of the Library are proud to again present the popular Evening in the Stacks. Due to last year’s remodeling of the Library, it was necessary to skip a year, but this year promises to be that much better.
The event will be held at the Library on Saturday, May 15, from 6:30 to 9:30 P.M. The entertainment will include live music by Steve Cassling and the Simply Voices Choir and there will be programs such as Gardening by Linda Burgess, Jewelry Making by Verlaine Bennett, Rare Books by Meryl Bobzien, and biking and trails by Ken Dally, and antique cars by a representative from the organization..
Local restaurants, Copper Q, Sugarpine Bakery, Sweet Basil and Jasper’s Smokehouse are donating hors d’oeuvres and desserts. Coffee and wine will be served.
This is one of the primary fundraisers for the Library and guests will have an opportunity to become a Donor as a Page or a Bibliophile. Her honor, Liz Harris, Mayor of Big Bear Lake, and David Leach, newly elected man About Town, President of the Arts Council and past Rotary President will be on hand to explain these special opportunities to support the Library.
Donations for this event are $15 per person and advance tickets are available at the Library, checks only.
Ellen Nichols
Director of Communications
909-585-7161
Evening in the Library Stacks
The Friends of the Library are proud to again present the popular Evening in the Stacks. Due to last year’s remodeling of the Library, it was necessary to skip a year, but this year promises to be that much better.
The event will be held at the Library on Saturday, May 15, from 6:30 to 9:30 P.M. The entertainment will include live music by Steve Cassling and the Simply Voices Choir and there will be programs such as Gardening by Linda Burgess, Jewelry Making by Verlaine Bennett, Rare Books by Meryl Bobzien, and biking and trails by Ken Dally, and antique cars by a representative from the organization..
Local restaurants, Copper Q, Sugarpine Bakery, Sweet Basil and Jasper’s Smokehouse are donating hors d’oeuvres and desserts. Coffee and wine will be served.
This is one of the primary fundraisers for the Library and guests will have an opportunity to become a Donor as a Page or a Bibliophile. Her honor, Liz Harris, Mayor of Big Bear Lake, and David Leach, newly elected man About Town, President of the Arts Council and past Rotary President will be on hand to explain these special opportunities to support the Library.
Donations for this event are $15 per person and advance tickets are available at the Library, checks only.
Ellen Nichols
Director of Communications
909-585-7161
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