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New no ‘Street Hiring’ signs in Graton point to continued conflict between concept of hiring hall and reality of day laborers By Dani Burlison

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Graton has evolved vastly over the last decade. What was once considered a roughand-tumble backwoods town was transformed into a wine country hot spot with the help of developer Orrin Thiessen and his Downtown Graton Revitalization project. Nestled at an intersection of Sonoma County’s vineyards, apple orchards and redwood trees, Graton’s downtown now provides visitors three blocks of awardwinning dining, gallery openings and local businesses. Despite the outward appearance of the town’s relative calm, however, is the behind-the-scenes, hushed murmur of its residents, discussing what to do with the problem of day laborers’ continued presence on the streets which, some argue, clashes greatly with the charming image Graton would like to maintain.

During recent morning visits, a dozen men casually stood on street corners, appearing to be patiently waiting for employers to stop and offer them a day’s work. Just down Bowen Street, however, the majority of day laborers congregated at the grounds of the Graton Day Labor Center (GDL) in hopes of connecting with local employers through the services that the center has been providing, with community support, for over five years. According to the town’s community e-letter, that some workers do not utilize the new center—which recently celebrated its two-year anniversary at the permanent site—and continue to “loiter� in this otherwise quiet town has been the focus of concern. After many adamantly rejected the idea of handing out cards & %

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camaraderie,� Cardenas laughs. “None of them want to sit around and listen to me lecture about organizing.� A local business owner whose shared photography studio sits just down the block from Graton Day Labor on Bowen Street, Michelle Feileacan has noticed a big decrease of workers on the street corners since GDL opened its doors. Having hired from the center, Feileacan says she is satisfied with her experience. Still, she would like to see more workers reap the benefits of the center’s advocacy, not strictly because of the occasional cat-calling she’s received during her morning jaunts down the street for coffee or to reduce the garbage sometimes left behind by those hanging out, but because of the resources GDL makes available.

‘The key to getting workers off the streets is to get employers to the center.’ From GDL board member Terry Winter’s perspective, the motivation behind the community’s “No Street Hiring� signs was to make the center more visible and to provide employers with reliable workers. “The key to getting workers off of the streets is to get the employers to the center,� he says. “Get them here once, and they’ll come back.� Yet many continue to hire off of the streets because their dollar goes further when they set the pay rate instead of having GDL set it for them. Investing time and money into installing the no street hiring signs was not simply motivated by the desire to move workers to the center, but to remedy the situation that many residents and business owners see as a nuisance. “Many of the men on the streets are not there just to find work,� Winter says. “Some are just there to simply hang out, as many people do in places like Mexico and Central America. It’s a cultural thing.� Unlike north Santa Rosa’s Fulton area, where workers and employers alike have endured harassment and even threats by hate groups such as the Minutemen Project, Graton sees little aggression, and residents remain mostly tolerant of the men who remain on the streets. However, there is still an expectation that the center is responsible for the migrant workers being in town. “We never believed we’d get all hiring off the streets like the community wanted,� Winter says. “Some of the community expectations are a bit unrealistic. In fact, if a Latino were involved in an incident or crime, the labor center would be looked at.� The issues remain more complex than simply enticing workers to change locations or celebrating cultural diversity. Many suggest holding the street employers accountable. Others even consider whether or not men hanging out along street corners should be considered a problem, begging the question that no liberal do-gooder wants to address: Would men on the streets be looked at the same if they were recently unemployed white neighbors? “If the American people were in such a dire economic crisis and headed to Canada to find work,� Winter says, “we’d be seen as patriotic, not as a problem.�

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faces of parents who lack formal education as they witness in students’ achievements the transformational promise of the university. I am so moved by this vivid evidence of public education’s power that after retiring two years ago, I’ve continued as a writing mentor and attended these inspiring ceremonies, which remind me of higher education’s role in shaping democracy. What I mean is that in college these students not only acquire useful skills; they also learn to think together with their diverse styles, cultures and distinctive dialects to solve problems and confront enduring texts. They invent and reinvent their lives, discovering the value of separating from, analyzing and ultimately contributing to their home communities. They learn the strengths of diversity in confronting enormously challenging local and global problems. They learn to make wonderful errors; to reach beyond what they thought was possible, and to revise what they thought was certain. They learn to take responsibility for our planet, for other people’s children and for sustaining their personal integrity as they take intellectual and social risks. How could we not be alarmed by the very real possibility that in raising the cost of public higher education we will be shrinking a precious resource for democracy that no other institution comes close to replicating? Young people in this society need affordable public universities, and our society needs them, not only as economic engines, but because we value vibrant and passionate inquiry in the company of colleagues. UC president Mark Yudof has told us that in order to preserve educational quality enormous fee hikes are necessary. It seems to me that the real educational quality we ought to be preserving is possible only if California’s diversity is evident on our campuses. I’m talking about measuring excellence, not only in terms of Nobel prizes and departmental rankings, but also in how we help young people to transform their lives and to improve the world. Why not make your views known to the UC Regents and the governor? Contact the Regents at regents@ucop. edu, by phone at 510.987.9220 or fax to 510.987.9224. Contact Gov. Schwarzenegger’s office at 916.445.2841 or fax to 916.558.3160. To email, fill in the form at http://gov.ca.gov/ interact.

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“Putnam rated communities according to 15 criteria for social capital,� Everett explained. He showed that as social capital goes up, “crime statistics go down, and there is a corresponding rise in the quality of education, in people’s physical and mental health, and in the collective ability to solve problems within the community.� Everett has been spreading his message throughout California and as far east as New Hampshire and Maine. He claims his main job is consciousness-raising. “You have to raise people’s consciousness before they will go on a journey with you,� he said. “If there was an unlimited amount of money, maybe government could solve some problems, but community members will give longer lasting solutions to problems. Cities, school districts and counties haven’t been paying attention to communities. City councils don’t think of it that way, either. And unfortunately, the other detriment is that residents have clothed themselves in the garb of consumers.� Everett summarizes the consumer model as “I blame someone, and someone has to fix it for me.� Economic hard times have a bright side in terms of community building. A strong community remains something that takes great effort, yet is attainable, regardless of budget cuts. “We’ve been going down in our social capital skills,� Everett said. “We have lost the skill set of community, but it’s lodged in our reptilian brain. Go back four generations, and you came from very strong communities. Your great-, great-, great-grandparents knew what it meant to be in communities. Cities and citizens have to change the way they behave. If we can figure out how to do this without poking each other in the eye, there is unlimited power with which to solve problems.� City managers in Napa and Yountville plan to follow up Everett’s presentation with a training. According to Everett, everyone stands to win by raising social capital—during and after everyone figures out how to do it. “Anyone who lives and works in an area has the responsibility and accountability for that area and for the quality of life there,� Everett stressed. “Most people can figure it out once they think of it. We’ve all got it in us. We just have to wake it up.�

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sprinkle pomegranate seeds atop their finished dishes, knowing that a single seed is like a sip of wine in the mouth, creating fireworks when chewed into rich food, from stuffed pork loin to mushroom linguini. Brought to the Americas by Spanish settlers, pomegranates grow in the Southwest and Mexico, and ripen from September to January. Pomegranates’ shelf life can be extended for months by wrapping them in paper towels and storing them in a paper bag at the bottom of the fridge where there isn’t much activity. You want to leave the wrapped pomegranates undisturbed, with as few vibrations as possible. Like bottles of wine, the less they’re disturbed, the better they’re preserved. When selecting pomegranates, look for firm fruits with rounded rather than sunken skins. Avoid supersized fruits, which typically don’t have as much flavor. Like wine grapes, pomegranates cultivated for size produce a more watery fruit, with less evident terroir. So choose from batches

of baseball-sized fruits. Pomegranates don’t have a fragrance when ripe. The best way to determine the quality or ripeness of a particular batch is to open one. If the seeds are brilliant ruby red, juicy and sweet, then get some more from the same batch for long-term storage. Many recipes pair pomegranate with walnuts. Historically, they’re grown in the same regions, and culinarily, the flavors complement each other beautifully. Walnuts are astringent and oily, while pomegranates have a penetrating, acidic sweetness. Pomegranate seeds are used to accent sopa de nuez, a Spanish creamy walnut soup; they’re sprinkled atop chiles en nogada, a Mexican dish of stuffed chiles and walnut sauce; and they’re ground with walnuts and red pepper to make muhammara, a Persian dip. Perhaps the most famous pairing of pomegranate and walnuts is fesenjan, a meat stew with ground walnuts and pomegranate juice. Fesenjan can be found throughout the Middle East and Central Asia, from &THE BOHEMIAN

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Gadding About: Events Festival of Lights Yountville is magnificently illuminated at annual event as Washington Street is closed to traffic—with the exception of horse-drawn buggies—for this open-air festival. Costumed caroling characters, Santa’s arrival and food booths provided by area restaurants complete the evening’s glitter. Friday, Nov. 27, 2–8pm. Downtown Yountville, Washington Street. Free; food and drink tix, $1. 707.944.0904. Heart of Sonoma Valley Open House Heart of Sonoma Valley Association kicks off its 25th annual open house celebration this year, showcasing 19 Sonoma Valley wineries, including Blackstone Winery, Chateau St. Jean and Kenwood Vineyards, among many others. Friday–Saturday, Nov. 27–28, 11am–4:30pm. $30 per person both days; $10, designated driver. 866.794.9463. www.heartofsonomavalley.com. Napa Christmas Parade Don mittens and scarves for the 46th annual parade through downtown Napa. Grand Marshals Roger Bubel and his wife, Michal Farrell, co-owners of Ben and Jerry’s in the Napa Town Center, kick off the night of illuminated parade entries, musical entertainment, free hot chocolate and a visit from Santa. Saturday, Nov. 28 at 5pm. First Street, downtown Napa. Free. 707.257.0322. Holiday Celebration Downtown Windsor

plays holiday host with its annual celebration, which includes horse-drawn carriage and trolley rides, children’s crafts and a visit from St. Nick, and the woman behind the man, Mrs. Claus, when they light the tree on the town green Thursday, Dec. 3, 5–8pm. Free. 707.838.1260. Light Up a Life St. Joseph’s hospices help to honor lives lost with annual candle- and treelighting ceremony. The hospice of Petaluma has its ceremony on Friday, Dec. 4, at 7pm, Center Park (the strip of trees outside McNear’s and the Mystic Theatre on Petaluma Boulevard South), Petaluma. Santa Rosa tree lighting events will be held on Thursday, Dec. 3, at the Lodge at Paulin Creek at 6:30pm; Saturday, Dec. 12, at 6pm, Railroad Square; Sunday, Dec. 13, at 6pm, at the Star of Valley at Oakmont. Events free. 707.778.6242. Winter in the Wineries Twenty Calistoga wineries host an exclusive opportunity for participants to tour their facilities, meet the winemakers and sample their world-famous wines. Friday–Sunday, Dec.4–6. 707.942.6333. Napa B&B Tour & Taste Event Go on a B&B crawl in Napa as a host of inns open for the day. Get a taste of the distinct ambiance each has to offer while sipping select wines from the area. Transportation and entertainment included. Saturday, Dec. 5, 2–6pm. $55 per person. For list of participating hostelries and treats, go to www.napaholidaytour.com.

Petaluma Lighted Boat Parade Watch as lights combine with water at the annual Lighted Boat Parade in Petaluma, on Saturday, Dec. 5. The parade commences at the Petaluma marina around 5:30pm and arrives at the Turning Basin around 6:30pm. 707.769.0429. The Blessing of the Olives Blessed be the olives! Olives are sanctified at the Mission San Francisco de Solano, which is open to the public on Saturday, Dec. 5, 9–11am. Music and refreshments will also be included. East Spain and First Street East, Sonoma. Free. 707.996.1090. Lighted Tractor Parade Celebrate small-town cheer and Calistoga’s agricultural heritage at the 14th annual lighted tractor parade, featuring a funky lineup of vintage tractors and trucks, human-powered vehicles and modern farm equipment—all decked out in sparkling lights. Santa also makes an appearance. Downtown Calistoga. Saturday, Dec. 5, at 6pm. 707.942.6333. Luther Burbank Open House Step into the spirit of famed horticulturist Luther Burbank as his home and gardens are opened up to the public for a two-day holiday event. Tea and cookies will be served against the backdrop of Victorian decorations. Saturday–Sunday, Dec. 5–6, 10am–4pm. Luther Burbank Home and Gardens, Santa Rosa and Sonoma avenues, Santa Rosa. Free. 707.524.5445. Zen Fest Just when you thought reaching satori in Sebastopol was just an urban 'THE BOHEMIAN

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Handmade Happiness: Shopping Holiday Arts & Crafts Faire Rohnert Park Recreation Department’s 29th annual fair kicks off the holiday season with a handmade touch. Friday, Nov. 28, 10am–6pm; Saturday, Nov. 29, 10am–4pm. Held indoors at the Community Center, 5401 Snyder Lane. Free admission and parking. 707.588.3456. Dance Palace Holiday Crafts Fair This shopping mecca gathers some 40 upperechelon craftspeople under one roof for some early season shopping. Friday, Dec. 4, 3–9pm; Saturday and Sunday, Dec. 5–6, 10am–9pm. Dance Palace, Fifth and B streets, Point Reyes Station. Free. 415.663.1075. Calistoga Christmas Bazaar Community craft fair offers artisan-made art, crafts, jewelry, ornaments and other treats. Santa will also be there for photographic opportunities. Saturday, Dec. 5, 9am–4pm. Crafts fair, Napa County Fairgrounds, 1435 Oak St., Calistoga. Lighted Tractor Parade down Lincoln Avenue at 6pm. Both events free. 707.942.4232. Roseland Holiday Crafts Fair Help benefit Roseland Prep’s senior class while getting your shopping done. Santa will be there! Saturday–Sunday, Dec. 5–6, at 1777 West Ave., Santa Rosa. Saturday, 10am to 4pm; Sunday, 11am to 4pm. 707.545.0102. Muir Beach Quilters Quilt artists and other artisans gather with handicrafts of all kinds and free activities for the kids. Perfect complement to a day at the beach; free shuttle from Muir Beach parking lot. Saturday–Sunday, Dec. 5–6. Saturday, 11am–5pm; Sunday, 10am–4pm. Muir Beach Community Center, 19 Seascape Drive. Free. 415.383.6762. Goddess Crafts Faire Winter solstice Goddess Crafts Faire celebrates handmade gifts by local and regional women, as well as live music, tarot readings and food. Saturday–Sunday, Dec. 5–6, 11am–7pm. Sebastopol Community Center, 390 Morris St., Sebastopol. $5–$13, sliding scale. 707.823.1511. A Dickens of a Holiday Crafts Faire Over 60 booths of juried handcrafted goodies, jewelry, household goods, ceramics and lots more. Saturday–Sunday, Dec. 5–6. Saturday, 9am–5pm; Sunday, 10am– 4pm. Finley Community Center, 2060 W. College Ave., Santa Rosa. $2; under 18, free. 707.543.3737. Alexander Valley Ladies Aid Christmas Bazaar Wreaths, cookies, jams, one-of-a-kind handmade items, hand-painted ornaments and decorated gourds and a raffle enliven this one-day crafts fair on Saturday, Dec. 6,

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Just for Little Ones: Kids’ Stuff ‘A Christmas Carol’ Consider this play a primer for morality for the young ones, plus an introduction to the fine display of a master storyteller’s imagination in Sonoma County Repertory Theater’s production by Charles Dickens, directed by Dan Saski. Runs Wednesday–Sunday, Nov. 20–Dec. 20. 104 N. Main St., Sebastopol. Thursday, pay what you will; family specials available. $20– $25. 707.823.0177. www.the-rep.com. Santa’s Riverboat Arrival Santa and Mrs. Claus arrive at the Petaluma Riverfront on board the town’s eponymous tug to greet the children and distribute candy canes, followed by a horse-drawn procession through downtown to kick off the holiday season. Saturday, Nov. 28, at noon. Turning basin, Golden Eagle Shopping Center, on Washington Boulevard, Petaluma. Free. 707.769.0429. Bay Area Discovery Museum Blizzard of events for the young ones with special activities run almost daily and include Gingerbread Architectural Extravaganza (Saturdays and Sundays Nov. 28–Dec. 20; also Dec. 21–23) and Kwanzaa Celebration Saturday, Dec. 26, 10am–5pm. Free. Discovery Museum, Fort Baker, 557 McReynolds Road, Sausalito. $8–$10. 415.927.0960. ‘The Winter Rose’ Cinnabar Young Rep players present a heart-warming musical based on the Norwegian folk tale “East of the Sun, West of the Moon,â€? in which a young girl raised in a poor family embarks on a whimsical journey and ultimately finds her happy ending. Friday–Sunday, Dec. 4–20. Friday–Saturday at 7:30pm; Sundays at 2pm. Cinnabar Theater, 333 Petaluma Blvd. N., Petaluma. $10–$15. 707.763.8920. ‘Posada NavideĂąa’ The Instituto MazatlĂĄn Bellas Artes de Sacramento present a two-hour music and dance show celebrating the traditions of a Mexican Christmas, focusing on Joseph and Mary’s pastorela, or journey, before the birth of baby Jesus. Friday, Dec. 11 at 7pm. Refreshments will be served at a traditional Posada celebration following the performance. Wells Fargo Center, 50 Mark West Springs Road, Santa Rosa. $15–$20. 707.546.3600. Also, Saturday, Dec. 12, at 7pm at the Lincoln Theater, 100 California Drive, Yountville. $20–$35. 707.944.1300. ‘VOENA: Voices of the Season’ Though each member is under the age of

Your Annual Sojourn: Stage ‘The Santaland Diaries’ Christmas and comedy collide in this story of one man’s search for the spirit of the season amid the hustle and bustle at Macy’s Santaland, starring Bay Area favorite David Yen. Thursday–Sunday, Nov. 27–Dec. 21. Thursday at 7:30pm; Friday–Saturday at 8pm; Sunday at 2:30pm. Spreckels Performing Arts Center, 5409 Snyder Lane, Rohnert Park. $19–$24. 707.588.3400. ‘The Nutcracker’ Petaluma City Ballet dances holiday classic. Friday–Sunday, Dec. 4–6, at the Evert B. Person Theatre. Friday at 7:30pm; Saturday at 1:30pm and 5:30pm; Sunday at 11:30am and 3pm. SSU, 1801 E. Cotati Ave., Rohnert Park. $12–$23. 707.762.3972. Twisted Christmas Live No. 7 The Bohemian’s own David Templeton assembles this event, which is a welcome and off beat alternative to the usual holiday fare. Political satirist Will Durst, radio show host Steve Jaxon and award-winning stage actor Tim Kniffin help to craft the evening’s event based on stories having to do with survivalist gingerbread cookies, snowmen from the Twilight Zone and aliens at the Enterprise Christmas party. Saturday, Dec. 5, at 7:30pm. The Glaser Center, 547 Mendocino Ave., Santa Rosa. $20–$25. 707.338.6013. ‘The Night Before Christmas’ The Healdsburg Ballet presents a holiday favorite in which Christmas Eve comes to life to the strains of ballet, jazz and hip-hop in their 14th annual production of this event. Saturday–Sunday, Dec. 5–6, at the Raven Theater. Saturday at 7pm; Sunday at 2pm. 115 North St., Healdsburg. $21–$24. 707.431.7617. ‘The Nutcracker’ Ballet Califia’s production features elaborate costumes and lavish scenery. Friday–Sunday, Dec. 11–13. Friday at 8pm; Saturday at 2:30pm and 8pm; Sunday at 2:30pm. Spreckels Performing Arts Center, 5409 Snyder Lane, Rohnert Park. $15–$18. 707.588.3400.

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‘The Nutcracker’ The Marin Ballet brings Tchaikovsky’s time-tested and beloved ballet to life once again, in what has become a Marin tradition for the past 45 years. The after-show Candy Cane Party will give participants a chance to meet the cast, get their faces painted and take pictures. Saturday–Sunday, Dec. 12–13, at 1pm and 5pm. Marin Center, 10 Avenue of the Flags, San Rafael. $23–$35. 415.499.6800. ‘The Nutcracker’ Santa Rosa Dance Company presents annual holiday show. Friday–Sunday, Dec. 18–20. Friday at 7:30pm; Saturday at 2:30pm and 7:30pm; Sunday at 8pm. Spreckels Performing Arts Center, 5409 Snyder Lane, Rohnert Park. 707.588.3400. ‘Sophie & the Enchanted Toyshop’ Marin Dance Theatre presents full-length, two-act children’s ballet in which a magical toymaker whisks young Sophie away to a winter wonderland. A cast of 150 performers includes several special guest artists. Saturday, Dec. 19, at 1pm and 5pm; Teddy Bear Tea Party after matinee, $10. Marin Center, 10 Avenue of the Flags, San Rafael. $23–$33. 415.499.6800. ‘Tapcracker’ Funny original take on the chestnut featuring jazzy dance with hip-hop and tap flares. Saturday, Dec. 19, at 2pm and 5:30pm. Marin Center Showcase Theater, 10 Avenue of the Flags, San Rafael. $12–$20. 415.499.6800. ‘The Nutcracker’ Napa Valley Regional Dance Company presents its annual holiday recital. Saturday-Sunday, Dec. 19–20. Saturday at 2pm and 7pm; Sunday at 2pm. The Lincoln Theater. 100 California Dr, Yountville. $15-$25. 707.944.1300. ‘The Nutcracker’ Under the choreography of Viktor Kabaniaev, world-wide professional dancers perform in this powerful production with live accompaniment by the American Philharmonic Orchestra Sonoma County. Saturday-Sunday, Dec. 20–21. Saturday at 2pm and 7:30pm; Sunday at 2pm. Wells Fargo Center, 50 Mark West Springs Road, Santa Rosa. $25–$45. 707.546.3600. (%

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Christmas Jug Band Ever-changing lineup of musical tomfoolery kinda celebrates Christmas. Stripped-down quartet disguised as “Four Elves Named Moe� starts season Nov. 29 at 5pm at the Station House Cafe (11180 State Route 1, Point Reyes Station; 415.663.1515). Family-friendly revue returns Dec. 13 at 6pm at 142 Throckmorton (142 Throckmorton Ave., Mill Valley; 415.383.9600) with last North Bay shows Dec. 19 at 8pm at the Mystic Theater (23 Petaluma Blvd. N., Petaluma; 707.763.2121) and Dec. 21 at 8:30pm at the Masonic Center of Mill Valley (19 Corte Madera Ave., Mill Valley; 415. 388.2550). The EDLOS Do the Holidays Expect irreverence and fun at this a cappella holiday concert. Friday, Dec. 4, at 8pm. Spreckels Performing Arts Center, 5409 Snyder Lane, Rohnert Park. $23-$26. 707.588.3400. ‘American Idol’ Christmas Ten American Idol finalists give their take on holiday songs. Saturday, Dec. 5, at 8pm. Lincoln Theater, 100 California Drive, Yountville. $29–$49. 707.944.1300. Concerts by Candlelight Stephen McKersie conducts the Marin Symphony Chamber Chorus in an interesting sensorial and aural experience, as chorus members will be situated in various points around the church, creating an antiphonal experience. Saturday–Sunday, Dec. 5–6. Saturday at 7:30pm; Sunday at 4pm. Church of Saint Raphael, 104 Fifth Ave., San Rafael. $30–$35. 415.479.8100. Piano Bar . . . for the Holidays Interactive cabaret-style performance led by singer and pianist Steve Saari changes every night, with the audience as the star. Wednesday–Saturday, Dec. 9–12. Napa Valley Opera House Cafe Theatre, 1030 Main St., Napa. $25. 707.226.7372. Johnny Mathis Christmas “King of the Christmas Song� lets it rip this holiday season with full orchestra. Thursday, Dec. 10, at 8pm. Wells Fargo Center, 50 Mark West Springs Road, Santa Rosa. $29.75–$99.75. 707.546.3600. Cinnabar Choral Ensemble Directed by Nina Shuman, the Cinnabar Women’s Chorus and Cinnabar Chamber Singers mix traditional yuletide tunes with ancient and modern music. Saturday, Dec. 12, at 8pm. 3333 Petaluma Blvd. N., Petaluma. $8–$12. 707.763.8920. Faith Ako’s Hawaiian Christmas Traditional songs and stories from the islands by Grammy Award nominee help to benefit Samoan tsunami victims. Saturday, Dec. 12, at 7:30pm. Wells Fargo Center, 50 Mark West Springs Road, Santa Rosa. $22. 707.546.3600. Celebrate the Holidays Wavy Gravy brings an all-star lineup for his annual SEVA Foundation fundraiser, this year featuring the David Nelson Band, Moonalice, the Rowan Brothers and surprise guests. Saturday, Dec. 12, at 7pm. 142 Throckmorton Theater, 142 Throckmorton Ave., Mill Valley. $50–$100, sliding scale; must be purchased in advance. 510.845.7382, ext. 332.

Kingston Trio Christmas Following up their 50-year-old Christmas album, Last Month of the Year, the Trio release another holiday disc, Glad Tidings, and make the holidays once again just about folk. Monday, Dec. 14, at 8pm. Wells Fargo Center, 50 Mark West Springs Road, Santa Rosa. $40–$115. 707.546.3600. The Many Moods of Christmas Napa High School Choir, conducted by Travis Rogers and Jamie Butler and the Napa Valley Symphony, conducted by Asher Raboy present vocal harmony through traditional carols by Robert Shaw and Robert Russell Bennett. Several ensembles within the choirs will also perform. Monday, Dec. 14, at 7pm. Lincoln Theater, 100 California Drive, Yountville. $35. 707.944.1300. Dave Koz & Friends Saxophonist brings along David Benoit, Rick Braun, Peter White and Brenda Russell for a smooth jazz Christmas. Tuesday, Dec. 15, at 8pm. Wells Fargo Center, 50 Mark West Springs Road, Santa Rosa. $19.50–$69.50. 707.546.3600. A Chanticleer Christmas Come celebrate this Bay Area tradition of Medieval and Renaissance works, traditional carols and moving spirituals. Tuesday, Dec. 15, at 6pm and 8:30pm. St. Vincent Church, 35 Liberty St., Petaluma. $30–$48. 415.252.8589. Sing-Along Messiah Ever-popular group event raises joyful noise, on-key and otherwise, to Handel’s indelible holiday tone poem. Dec. 19 at 3pm. Sebastopol United Methodist Church, 500 N. Main St., Sebastopol. $6, individual; $15, family. 707.829.4797. Carols in the Caves David Auerbach, the “improvisator� once again takes over winery caves to play traditional and not-sotraditional music. Pre-Christmas shows focus on yuletide; post-Christmas, on the New Year and the Twelfth Night. Shows held at wineries in Calistoga and Napa. Dec. 20– Jan. 4 at various locations. No children under 10. $40–$65. 707.224.4222. Singers Marin Six youth and adult choral ensembles sing seasonal songs both secular and sacred. Sunday, Dec. 20, at 4pm. Marin Center’s Veterans Memorial Auditorium, 10 Avenue of the Flags, San Rafael. $20–$30. 415.499.6800. Andy Williams Christmas Show “Mr. Christmas� celebrates the most wonderful time of the year with a family-friendly revue. Tuesday, Dec. 22, at 8pm. Wells Fargo Center, 50 Mark West Springs Road, Santa Rosa. $69.50–$99.50; no children under five. 707.546.3600. Hot Club Cool Yule Hot Club of San Francisco wonder “What Would Django Do?� when it comes to holiday hits, releasing a first album of gypsy jazz music for winter hols. They juice it up on Wednesday, Dec. 23, at 8pm at the 142 Throckmorton Theater, 142 Throckmorton Ave., Mill Valley. 415.383.9600. Brian Setzer Orchestra For those who just can’t get enough, former Stray Cat brings his jump-jive in for a Boxing Day-and-beyond stint of rockabilly-influenced holiday cheers. Saturday–Sunday, Dec. 26–27, at 8pm. Wells Fargo Center, 50 Mark West Springs Road, Santa Rosa. $25.75–$85.75. 707.546.3600.

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emerge from Evelyn Jones’ washing machine, which of course was made by Product-O-Matic—� “Ding!� Van Why says. “—and we attempt to convince her to kill the president. When she refuses, we possess her children, Judith and Richard.� “I possess Judith, a 13-year-old girl,� Van Way explains, “and Satan possesses Richard, a 16-year-old boy, who ends up being homosexual, but that’s another story.� “No one knows that the children have been possessed by God and the Devil, except for Mrs. Jones, who has to decide whether she’s willing to actually murder the president of Product-O-Matic—� “Ding!� “—in order to save her children. That’s how we end up wrecking havoc on her little suburban life.� “And God—the all-loving, good God of the universe—discovers that he has a really bad side that he wants to explore, after he’s taken over the body of this teenage girl. It begins when he says ‘fuck’ out loud, and then he realizes he likes it so much, it snowballs and snowballs to where he ends up robbing a Tupperware party at gunpoint so he can get money for an abortion.� “This play, as you can see,� Van Why adds, “is basically just plain wrong. It’s wrong in so many delicious ways. And whenever someone says ‘Product-O-Matic,’ we all stop and say:� “Ding! And it’s all done with song and dance,� Baker explains. The show, written and composed by D’Arcy Drollinger, with additional music by Ted Hamer, premiered a few years ago at Los Angeles’ Zephyr Theater, with Baker creating the role of the Devil. It was Baker’s suggestion that Sixth Street give the show, which played to sell-out audiences in L.A. and ended up with a long extended run, its Bay Area premiere. Directed by Nancy Prebilich, with musical direction by Justin Pyne, the play opens this weekend, with a cast of Sixth Street stalwarts, including Allison Marcom as Mrs. Jones and Mark Bradbury as Mr. Jones, both the veterans of numerous musicals. Van Why, who caused a stir two years ago in the role of Seymour in Little Shop of Horrors, is a trained opera singer, and for Baker, better known locally for his dramatic, nonsinging roles in shows like the Rep’s Three Musketeers, will be showing locals that he also has singing chops. “What’s really exciting about this show, as a new play that no one will have ever seen before, is that it really has great songs,� Baker says. “We’ll have a rock band onstage with us. After God discovers his naughty side and sings the song, ‘I Just Wanna Be Bad,’ the Devil, who’s spent centuries setting people on fire, ends up getting in touch with his good, kind, sweet side, which is described in my big, gorgeous song-and-dance number ‘Satanic Love Child.’ Like Michael said, this show is wrong in so many ways—and that, we hope, will be the big attraction.� “That,� Van Why adds, “and getting to hear us say a whole lot of ‘Product-O-Matic!� Ding! ‘The Possession of Mrs. Jones’ runs Thursday– Sunday, Nov. 13 to Dec. 6, at the Sixth Street Playhouse, 52 W. Sixth St., Santa Rosa. Thursday– Saturday at 8pm; Saturday–Sunday at 2pm. $15–$35. 707.523.4185.

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n his new film Paris, writer-director CÊdric Klapisch takes up his study of the city from where he left off in When the Cat’s Away. That film ended with Garance Clavel’s ChloÊ shouting out to her Bastille neighborhood from the top of the July Column—trying to call back everything being lost to redevelopment. In Paris, Klapisch takes to the heights of the city again, only this time on all sides—Montmartre, the helipad at the Tour Montparnasse, the Eiffel Tower—to watch over a metropolis becoming less recognizable to him every day. The director probably should have completed his theme by putting a camera on a construction crane, pulling up one of the new steel and glass buildings making the City of Light look like any other city. There is one more view from a great height—the top floor of a Haussmann-era building on a steep hill in working-class MÊnilmontant, directly above Gambetta MÊtro. There, a former chorus dancer at the Moulin Rouge, Pierre (Romain Duris), is mortally ill with a heart condition. He is the center of a web of people—yes, Paris is another dreaded tag-team movie, but Klapisch insists on informal, glancing links between the people, a democratic caroming off of the locals, regardless of class. Paris is fundamentally loose and

f lexible, rather than overdetermined and message-heavy. Pierre’s sister, Élise ( Juliette Binoche), a social worker, moves in to nurse Pierre, bringing her brood of charming, fatherless children. The movie pulls away from this mĂŠnage to see the neighborhood, just as Pierre watches from his high window because he can’t take the stairs with his bad heart. The film is like a pile of jackstraws, rather than a solid structure; the loosest ends are the subplots in Cameroon and North Africa, where new immigrants are trying to get to where the euros are. There’s so much ambient talent here that Klapisch finds something interesting in every angle. Binoche’s beauty grows more lush as she ages, a charm that’s amplified by deliberate goofiness, like her striptease out of layers of winter clothes. In a smaller role, Karin Viard is as comical as Kristen Wiig, playing a riotously bigoted bakery owner. The back-and-forth teasing that goes on in a street market is the alternative to her arch old-school politeness. The ace comic actor Fabrice Luchini plays a Sorbonne professor with the culturally significant name of Roland, who is trying to take the liberal view of change. In class, Roland insists that the tensions between past and present energize a city. He maintains a correct, logical view of his own crisis: his urbane denial of grief over the death of his 95-year-old father, whom he just buried in Père Lachaise. He has harshly logical dealings with his brother, an architect helping to build the new Paris. Roland is undone by temptations: first, to make some money on a TV documentary series on Parisian history. The job means the give and take of “democratizationâ€? (the nice way to say “dumbing downâ€?). On the one hand, he gets to introduce viewers to the room where Baudelaire wrote “Invitation to the Voyageâ€?; on the other, he has to interact with a costumed actor pretending to be Baudelaire, bowing to viewers. Perhaps as a coping mechanism, Roland falls for an irresistible student half his age (MĂŠlanie Laurent, a cruel-looking stunner) with predicable consequences. Filling up a screen with Paris is always an excellent strategy. Due to the gloaming overcast, it seems like it’s the magic hour there 24 hours a day. Klapisch makes this a thoughtful, optimistic study of a city’s ever-constant decline and refreshment through the arrival of new blood and the ebbing of the old. It may have just been the cityscapes that got me; the winter views from that high window in MĂŠnilmontant, with the distant Tour D’Eiffel lit up like a roman candle for Christmas, will break your heart. But I’m wondering for the dozenth time why no one seems to be able to make a movie this good about San Francisco, with its similar depths and heights, its crotchety longtimers and brash arrivistes, and the similar tensions between the beloved old and the threatening new. ‘Paris’ opens on Friday, Nov. 13, at the Rialto Lakeside Cinemas (551 Summerfield Road, Santa Rosa; 707.525.4840) and continues at the Smith Rafael Film Center (1118 Fourth St., San Rafael; 415.454.1222).

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When his summertime smash hit “This Is Why I’m Hot� topped the Billboard charts in 2007, it was near-impossible to escape the Washington Heights rapper MIMS and his obscure, correlative logic. “I’m hot ’cause I’m f ly,� he explained, “you ain’t ’cause you not.� Would, then, the way to hotness lie in pursuing the ideals of the f ly? Or is f lyness, in the master plan of MIMS, dependent on coexisting with one who is hot—perchance MIMS himself ? The thought process confounded brains but moved asses for a few short months, and quicker than Sean Paul’s “Beautiful Girls,� it was gone from the ringtones of America. MIMS has a new album out this year called Guilt, and he brings his East Coast style of sayin’ nothin’ on the track on Thursday, Nov. 12, at the Casbar. 3345 Santa Rosa Ave., Santa Rosa. 9:30pm. $20. 707.568.1011.

In the two years since he defected from the Bay Area to the land of freeways, Dodger fans and botox, the immeasurably talented Dave Gleason has managed to avoid every Southern California pitfall. Sticking true to his dusty, string-bending ways, the singer, songwriter and guitarist has fit right in with the paparazzi-free Southern California country-rock scene to which his heart has long been tied. His latest album, Just Fall to Pieces, garnered rave reviews, he began playing with the Bakersfield greats, and he started a weekly stand at the quintessential desert roadhouse Pappy and Harriet’s in Pioneertown, Calif., near Joshua Tree. He hasn’t made it back up here as often as we’d thought, but this weekend he drops by the quintessential West Marin roadhouse for twang-infused harmonies about wine, women and wild livin’ on Friday, Nov. 13, at Rancho Nicasio. Town Square, Nicasio. 8:30pm. $10. 415.662.2219.

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Wild Style For a town with only one art-supply store, Napa is certainly ahead of the curve. Who would have thought that Santa Rosa leaders would preemptively shut down a street art festival—citing concerns about encouraging vandalism—while Napa, of all places, actually gets Montana Gold to sponsor the second in a series of Montana StreetArt events? This weekend, 10 artists from Sacramento, Oakland, Berkeley, San Francisco and Napa converge on the front lawn of Napa Valley Art Supplies to work their skills with the spray can. Throughout the day, visitors can stop in and watch the progress, browse artist portfolios and nosh on barbecue, and the completed pieces will be for sale at the end of the event. At last month’s successful event, a policeman even stopped by to check out the fresh styles. Drop in and see the future of street art on Saturday, Nov. 14, at Napa Valley Art Supplies. 3250 California Blvd., Napa. 11am–5pm. Free. 707.224.2775.

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Backpedaling through life with Greg Brown By Gabe Meline

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n a car outside my junior high, as my friend Jenn played me Frank Sinatra’s “I’ve Got a Crush on You.� In an attic buzzed on Tanqueray and English ovals, as I put the needle on Charles Mingus’ “II B.S.� Laying on a shag carpet floor in Provo, Utah, as my first girlfriend played Bob Dylan’s “Don’t Think Twice, It’s All Right.� The list goes on and on. I can generally pinpoint the exact moment that time froze, all synapses surrendered, and my favorite musicians became part of my life. Headphones. High school. Road trips. Girls, lots of girls. Even more drinks. Crammed houses. Scratchy radios. One rarely forgets love at first sight. But I don’t remember the first time I heard Greg Brown. That isn’t to say the Iowa-bred folksinger is second-tier—after all, I can’t remember the first time I met my wife, either. Both encounters were like a first exhalation of warm breath on a cold morning, when the steam gives casual evidence to what’s been there all along: Oh, hello there, it’s you. How’ve I been? Greg Brown knew me already, just like my wife knew me already, like my baby knew me already, like my guitar and my bike and my favorite cooking pan knew me already.

The first encounter isn’t what mattered. It’s just the place in the sand where the proverbial footsteps reappeared. Long before all of this—before that deep, creek-gravel voice made itself clear—Brown was a specter hovering close by, putting all of my triumphs and failures into song. That first girlfriend in Utah, and the endless letters we’d write to each other. Long distance was costly. Stamps weren’t, and kept us close across 800 miles. Brown must have been there, because our adolescent love became “Never So Far,� from Milk of the Moon. Or the summer fresh out of high school, and the girl who was up for just about anything, as long as it involved stars and blankets. Finding corner stores in San Francisco that’d sell to us, then whiling away the hours on Ocean Beach. Hitchhiking up to Oregon and back, kissing on the side of the highway in Coos Bay. Ripping our clothes off in parked cars, football fields, backyards, alleys. Brown was there, too, with “Summer Evening,� from Over and Under. The tours. The 10-hour drives with drug seizures at the Texas border, or skidding out on black ice, or an exploded radiator, only to get to the dingy club with 35 people waiting. Sleazy promoters and sleazier security guards and awful opening bands but free beer so who gives a shit. No good food, a racist bartender, but up on the wall there’s a signed photo from a musical hero that makes it all worthwhile. Again, Brown knew it all too well, with “Mose Allison Played Here,� from Slant 6 Mind. Devils on shoulders have a way of turning into kisses on shoulders that shouldn’t be kissed. We walked up the stairs and turned out the lights, and started something we knew we couldn’t make known. It went on for months. The daytime sun blinded us, but at night we’d fall back into the rush, liberated from the stupid promises we’d made. It ended in a wreck of tears and broken glass. Did we ever even say goodbye? Ah, Brown: “If You Don’t Get It at Home,� from Further In. Months later. The term “drunk-dialing� hadn’t been invented yet, but the practice sure had. Foolishly thinking that the little Band-Aid of a 1am phone call could repair the gaping wound. Pleading. Crying. Throwing the phone like an idiot. Who was listening in? Brown, of course, with “857-5413,� from Over and Under. Was Brown trying to earn his wings? Or did he just want to let me know that he’d been there too, and that everything was gonna be OK? I got the answer when my wife came along, and then the guitar, the bike, the pan, the baby. The blessing of love was back, and this time I wasn’t going to fuck it up. We’d take care of each other, put rings on each other’s fingers and go camping on our honeymoon. I’d paint recycled furniture in the shed behind our little house, and she’d make that incredible enchilada sauce while laughing and singing off-key. Goddammit, Brown, still looking over my shoulder—it’s “Hey Baby Hey,� from Further In. As usual, he was right. Things are going to be OK. Greg Brown plays Saturday, Nov. 14, at the Napa Valley Opera House. 1030 Main St., Napa. 8pm. $30–$35. 707.226.7372.

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HOW CAN YOU RESIST this goofy, lovable face? Miss Phoebe is a lovely 2year old Australian Shepherd mix (with the emphasis on the mix!!) who just loves to play and explore the world – she's full of energy (she's a shepherd, after all!) but needs to be your only canine companion. http://www.sonomahumane.org/database/public/detail.php?animal_id=1764

WHAT A CONVENTIONAL name for this wonderful 1 year old tabby! He's no Tom Cat, he's a Love Bug who likes nothing better than to sit right next to you, roll over for tummy rubs, and purr contentedly. He can be your only personal winter radiator and he's got the cutest little tufted ears and gorgeous green eyes.(animal_id=1683) To learn more about adopting Little Cat or many other homeless animals at the Sonoma Humane Society, please visit us or check us out online.

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Centering Prayer Retreat Day Where is My Happiness This retreat day will offer a variety of contemplative prayer practices (centering prayer, prayer walk, lectio divina, journaling). Beginners welcome. Cost: $25. Sat, Nov. 14, 10am - 5 pm, Journey Center, Santa Rosa, 707-578-2121, www.journeycenter.org

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Encountering God during Advent: An Invitation to the Contemplative Gifts of the Season (Free Workshop)

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An introduction to the Advent season and to new ways of approaching it that will enrich your spiritual journey. Sun, Nov 22, 78:30 pm, Journey Center, Santa Rosa, 707-578-2121, www.journeycenter.org

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