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Sometimes speaking from the heart is the strongest thing you can do By Magick
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have been an activist most of my life, and I haven’t burned out yet. What’s my secret? I trust in life, answer calls to action and keep my sense of humor. I relish the messy process called democracy. It’s never over and life is worth it, so I do what I can. On April 22, I attended a meeting in Rohnert Park concerning a proposal by WalMart to add a grocery outlet. The city staff played its usual role of supporting corporate proposals. The consultant slipped, and to the dismay of the Wal-Mart people, said the local grocery store, Pacific Market, would be put out of business. The environmental impact report (EIR) stated that this could snowball into some ugly urban decay. Oliver’s Market might go down as well, causing serious unemployment and loss of support for community activities. The halls were packed, and the hearing lasted from 7pm until after 11pm. There were basically two camps. Wal-Mart employees were there to sing the praises of Wal-Mart, and there was a smattering of shoppers expressing their love of cheap prices. Everyone else was there to protest. Every activist knows that Wal-Mart probably ranks No. 1 in the world for environmental degradation, employee abuse and exploitation of foreign labor, including children. I also knew that Wal-Mart was facing the biggest class action suit in U.S. history because of its systematic discrimination against women. Yet sitting behind me was a row of female Wal-Mart employees whose jobs were not on the line. I wondered how Wal-Mart propaganda had convinced them that somehow they were threatened if they didn’t come. One elderly gentleman related how towns in the South were completely devastated by Wal-Mart’s predatory practices. A planner explained that Wal-Mart comes into small towns and undercuts prices until its competitors fail. As I sat there scribbling notes, my stomach churned, my brain ached; it was painful to see a community so divided. I searched for the words that might move the four councilmen to act from integrity. Minutes before it was my turn to speak, I closed my eyes and let go. The spirit of community in that moment had entered me, and I knew that many of my “reasons� for
stopping this project would have to fall by the wayside. “The next speaker is Magick,� intoned the chairman with a grin. I walked to the podium. I dove in by stating that I knew from experience that there must be findings based on unmitigatable impacts that are too great to allow certification of the EIR. I elaborated a bit, but the clock was ticking on my three minutes, and I knew that I needed to strike a deeper chord. “What has happened to us as a nation and as a community when we do not care that our neighbors will lose their jobs? What has happened to us when we turn away from the reality that cheap prices are the result of 10-year-old girls working for slave wages seven days a week in China?� I asked. “Do we only care about our own jobs, our own children? Have we become merely a nation of consumers? “The rational reasons to refuse to certify this EIR and defeat this project are there, but I ask you when you speak, to please speak from the heart for this community.� The bell rang exactly as I uttered my last words and I sat down holding to the intention I had set in solidarity with all the articulate speakers opposing this plan. The first commissioner’s opening words were, “I am heartened by the outpouring of feelings coming from the crowd tonight.� My eyes widened and I knew, because he spoke of the heart, that the decision would go in favor of this little town. The slick tricks of corporate PR people had failed to run roughshod over the soul of this community. One after another the commissioners voiced their concern about lost jobs and urban decay. Even the one commissioner who mistakenly stated, “We can’t tell WalMart what to do,� voted with the others in a stunning 4–0 victory! After, a few of us went to the local pub to raise our glasses in celebration. It is not over, Wal-Mart is appealing. That’s OK. There will be another community ritual of democracy to attend. Magick is a local activist, poet and tarot counselor and teacher. She does readings at the Infusions Teahouse in Sebastopol. Her website is www.magicktarot.com. Open Mic is a weekly feature in the Bohemian. We welcome your contribution. To have your topical essay of 700 words considered for publication, write openmic@bohemian.com.
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The discovery phase of the Greene v. Sonoma County case raises more questions than it answers By Kylie Mendonca
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ew people took notice last August when Clay Greene and Jannette Biggerstaff filed a claim against the county of Sonoma and a handful of Sonoma County business, alleging elder abuse, sexual discrimination and what amounts to theft of personal property. But the whole country has turned its attention to Sonoma County since their case was taken up by the National Center for Lesbian Rights (NCLR). News of the alleged abuses went viral in April with Sonoma County popping up in national headlines. Would-be visitors threatened to boycott, as though the liberal county were Arizona, and promised to pour local wines down the drain rather than taste the bitter fruit of Sonoma County’s oppressive soil.
Specifically, the complaint alleges that county officials refused to recognize the 25-year relationship that Clay Greene and his late lover Harold Scull shared, that the couple were separated by force during the three months leading up to Scull’s 2008 death; that their belongings were auctioned off without consent; and that Scull—who at age 89 may have suffered from dementia—died alone while his longtime partner was imprisoned in a nursing home. The details in the complaint are, indeed, horrifying for the individual abuses alleged as well as the implied institutional homophobia. But there is a problem: a complaint is simply not fact. It has not been litigated and, frankly, anyone with enough cash and brain power to file one at the local courthouse
can claim anything in a complaint. Not surprisingly, lawyers for the defendants, including Santa Rosa attorney Gregory Spaulding, say there are factual errors in the complaint. In fact, many of the details of the case are being hotly contested. If accounts in the complaint were not scary enough, all of the alleged abuses apparently took place against the expressed wishes of the couple, who had taken legal steps to ensure themselves the same end-of-life rights that married heterosexual couples receive, such as hospital visits and medical decision-making. The men also named each other beneficiaries in their respective wills, which is all a same-sex couple could really do to protect themselves before the advent of domestic partnerships, and more recently, samesex marriage. It’s worth noting that Scull’s will is being carried out according to his wishes. % -
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The NCLR is pushing this case as a prime example of separate systems not being equal, asserting that Scull’s last three months of life would have been different if he were in a hetero relationship. “[The county] treated them as if their relationship had no significance,� charges NCLR attorney Shannon Minter. “They treated them like roommates. Part of this is about discrimination, but part of this also has to do with the vulnerabilities particular to this community.� Lawyers for the NCLR are staying close to a narrative that says Greene and Scull were railroaded by a careless system and a malicious group of county employees. For its part, the defense is refusing to confirm or deny details that have already been in the press. Spaulding, for example, is unyielding in his claim that Scull was able to make decisions about his own health, but would not go on the record about whether or not Scull was suffering from dementia, citing a reluctance to violate Scull’s right to medical privacy. Currently, the case is in the discovery phase, where both sides collect the information that will be presented in court this summer, but until the case goes before a jury, most of that information is not being released to the public. The court date is set for July 16, just a month to the day after closing arguments are expected in the June 16 federal trial over Proposition 8, the ban on same-sex marriage that California voters passed in 2008. The NCLR is a not a new group; the organization’s name may seem dated, but the group’s mission is current. Lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer people— the LGBTQ community—are seen as having a common interest promoting gender equality, and so the gay rights movement, the lesbian rights movement, have morphed into a single movement to promote LGBTQ rights. One emerging concern of the community is how to care for LGBTQ elders, a group that NCLR lawyer Minter says has particular vulnerabilities. “[LGBTQ] elders are more likely to be estranged from their families and other people in the community where they live,� Minter says. “They’re less likely to have children.� They are also more likely to be in poverty as they age, which exacerbates isolation, and unlike married couples, LGBTQ elders are not eligible for the social security survivor benefits or pensions that their partners may have had. They are also less likely to be in touch with groups like NCLR. Because of their isolation, many LGBTQ elders don’t know about domestic partnership or what Prop. 8 is. Harold Scull and Clay Greene came of age before the Stonewall riots, before there were support groups and before the phrase “hate crime� existed. When Scull and Greene were young men, homosexuals were being gassed along with Jews and the Roma. Indeed, the big question to be answered in Greene v. Sonoma County is whether Greene and Scull were discriminated against or whether social factors related to the men’s sexual orientation aggravated a bad situation. The problem is that this case is murky. Both sides agree that Harold Scull was admitted to the hospital in May 2008 after he suffered an injury at the western Sonoma
County home he shared with Clay Greene. The defense’s version of the event is that then-76-year-old Greene struck Scull and caused him to fall; the complaint asserts that Scull just fell—an accident. It’s one of the central facts in the case that really does determine whether the county acted appropriately toward the elderly men.
The big question to be answered in Greene v. Sonoma County is whether Greene and Scull were discriminated against or whether social factors related to the men’s sexual orientation aggravated a bad situation. The other key piece of the puzzle is the question of Scull’s dementia. The county claims Scull was mentally competent when he gave control of his finances to the county and made allegations of domestic abuse, but Greene and Biggerstaff think otherwise. In a case that has already been speculated to death, both among people eager to defend same sex couples and those eager to discredit them, there is much that still doesn’t add up. Another important distinction between the defense and plaintiff ’s version of events is whether the couple were kept physically apart, unable to even speak to one another. The defense claims that a meeting took place between Scull and Greene in June 2008, two months before Scull’s death. The county’s lawyer, Gregory Spaulding, filed a motion in April this year, claiming that the men met and took the things they wanted before the rest of their property was auctioned. “Both gentlemen were there,� Spaulding says of the meeting, “and given an opportunity to collect their things.� Spaulding says he doesn’t know how long the meeting lasted, but avers that both men took things from the house before the auction. Whether the county grossly mishandled Greene and Scull’s situation will be determined in court, but perhaps the bigger issue has to do with the social commitment we have to our elders of all sexual orientation. Minter suggests that perhaps a combination of mismanagement by the county, as well as lack of social support for the men, is what led to this situation. “We want justice for Harold and Clay,� Minter says. “It’s shameful that any elderly person in our society should be treated this way.�
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humor. A recent submission graphed the “Motivation to Paddle Faster in a Canoe,� with “Canoe rental time is almost up� and “To keep in control while negotiating rapids� represented as small slivers in a pie otherwise dominated by “You hear banjoes.� Deliverance meets PowerPoint—it’s precisely the kind of cross-pitch that would have one thrown off a Hollywood lot that’s the life blood of Huh’s empire. It’s also an indication that the way we both consume culture and create culture is changing. It’s a Mulligan stew atop the hearth of the creative commons, but the question looms: Who owns it? The answer is fraught with implications for content creators of every stripe, particularly when they intersect in the cluttered byway of internet culture and traditional media. “There’s been a recent example of a photo of a monkey that’s frowning while riding on top of a kid who is swimming, and it looks like the monkey is drowning the kid. So one of our community members captioned it with ‘Assassin Monkey Is Not Pleased with Its Dayjob.’ This photo went around the internet for a long time, and a major comics house picked up the photo and said, ‘We’re going to build a character out of this.’ And I thought, ‘Well, that was created by one of our community members, and they’re claiming it as their own,’� Huh says. What bristles Huh and others in his position is the lack of reciprocity between traditional media enterprises—those who leverage their copyrights and trademarks— and the world of user-generated content. If the community member in question posted images from the comic that poached Assassin Monkey, he would quickly be served with a cease and desist order, suggests Huh. “It’s a very unfair relationship,� he says. “They’re drawing inspiration from a community of people who are putting it out there in the public domain. Therefore, there’s some obligation for them to put it back into the public domain.� The graph depicting the outcome has yet to be submitted, but one can assume it will make one laugh—or maybe cry.
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May Larkspur Flower & Food Fest Bloom with pride as local gardeners bring their best flora to show off to the community at the 21st annual celebration of good things to look at and good things to eat. The daylong event features a schedule of flowerthemed events and gourmet food exhibitions. May 30 on Magnolia Avenue, downtown Larkspur. 415.924.3803.
June Auction Napa Valley Having raised more than $90 million for local nonprofits since its inception in 1981, Auction Napa Valley is a crazy big way for wine lovers and deep pockets to enjoy a party. The event will be held June 3–6 this year and features all of the many different kinds of auctions, winery events, dinners, dress-up opportunities and fun that regular attendees count on. The main event is slated for June 5 at Meadowood with the girl group the Bangles performing. While Jay Leno hosted the auction in 2008,
raising a record $10.3 million, organizers this year have foregone a celebrity host, choosing to focus this 30th celebration on fundraising and plain old fun. 707.963.3388. www.napavintners.com. Summer Nights Santa Rosa’s Railroad Square hosts a new series with winetasting, outdoor dining, live music on two stages and a monthly arts and crafts fair the first Friday of each month through September. Starts June 4, 6–9pm. Free; $15, winetasting. http://snrrs.com. Thoughts on Time RISK Dance Company performs original work meditating on linear and circular continuums. June 4–5. Glaser Center, 547 Mendocino Ave., Santa Rosa. 707.327.8108. Forestville Youth Park The only privately owned public park in the country turns 50 this year and celebrates with plenty of barbecue, community spirit, a parade, live music and a carnival. June 4–6. Carnival, Friday; parade, Saturday at 10am; festival, Saturday–Sunday. 7045 Mirabel Road, Forestville. Free. www.forestvilleyouthpark.org. Healdsburg Jazz Festival Now in its 12th year and more relevant than ever, this 10-day music festival delivers a straight-ahead jazz lineup
of vibrant talent, including Charlie Haden with Ravi Coltrane and Geri Allen; Jason Moran with Bill Frisell; Esperanza Spalding; and exhaustive others. Various locations in and around Healdsburg. June 4–13. $10–$65. 707.433.4644. www.healdsburgjazzfestival.org. Vine Art The third annual Vine Art event in Santa Rosa’s South A Street arts district marries local artists with wineries, restaurants and great live music for what is frankly a flatout cool event. This year, Electric Avenue, the Deluxe Buckets and the Trailer Park Rangers provide the tunes. Open studios mark the streets and alleys of the area, and visitors grab a glass and taste and drink and dance and artwatch the evening away. June 5. Beerfest Eat, drink and be merry to support an excellent cause when the 19th annual Beerfest to benefit Face to Face floods the outdoor areas of the Wells Fargo Center. Tickets include all food and beer tastings and a souvenir glass. The 35-plus brewers are a veritable who’s who of Northern California artisans, and the Bluesburners keep it shaking. June 5 from 1pm to 5pm. 50 Mark West Springs Road, Santa Rosa. Twenty-one and over (alcohol till 4:30pm). $40–$45; cheaper presale available online through ') May 21. 707.546.3600. www.fsf.org. THE BOHEMIAN
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Sonoma Historic Motorsports Festival Some 375 vintage vehicles, ranging from a 1914 Ford to a 1991 Roush Mustang prepare to race at Infineon followed by a festival at Sonoma Plaza replete with wine and food tastings. Race, June 5–6; festival, evening of June 5. www.infineonraceway.com.
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Art at the Source A swathe of 127 artists in 73 studios throughout western Sonoma County are open to the public during two weekends, June 5–6 and 12–13. Come and look behind the scenes, meet the artists and snap up some great deals. Maps can be found at www.artatthesource.org or at the Sebastopol Center for the Arts, 6780 Depot St., Sebastopol. Free. 707.829.4797.
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Rodney Strong Concert Series The 20th annual KJZY Summer Concert Series, set in the sunny grasslands behind the Rodney Strong winery, kicks off its season with Kenny Loggins (June 5). Next up, lite jazz with Boney James and Jesse Cook (July 3). Dave Koz and Jonathan Butler bring their “Together Again� tour to town featuring Sheila E. (Aug. 7). The KRSH presents John Hiatt and Los Lobos (Aug. 21). S.F. crooner Chris Isaak completes the rounds (Aug. 29). Rodney Strong Vineyards, 11455 Old Redwood Hwy., Healdsburg. $50– $110. 707.869.1595.
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DjangoFest Mill Valley The great French-Belgian-Gypsy guitarist Django Reinhardt gets a four-day blowout of fans and players presenting concerts, workshops and, yes, “djam� sessions to honor his spirit and inimitable sound. June 10–13 at the 142 Throckmorton Theatre. 142 Throckmorton Ave., Mill Valley. $45–$200. 415.383.9600. Harmony Festival Celebrating its 32nd anniversary as an evolutionary, green music festival, this year’s Harmony Fest brings a lineup that includes Lauryn Hill, Slightly Stoopid, Steel Pulse, Galactic, Zappa Plays Zappa and Fishbone, to name but a few. Harmony After Dark continues the pleasures with the Jazz Mafia’s hip-hop symphony, Wisdom in a DJ set and more spacey-freaky shit. Plus, the de rigueur goddess area, fun kids’ stuff, sustainable learning and even mini-mega ramp skateboarding. Speakers include mycological guru Paul Stamets. Rock it, camp it, twirl it, dance it, grind it and trance it June 11–13, Sonoma County Fairgrounds, 1350 Bennett Valley Road, Santa Rosa. Discounted tix still available online; plan to camp. $30–$330. www.harmonyfestival.com. Pride Comedy Night Sonoma County’s most popular pride event, the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Celebration features the riotous humor of comedians Vickie Shaw and Daniel Leary on June 12. Plan on staying for the Pride Dance after the show. Wells Fargo Center, 50 Mark West Springs Road, Santa Rosa. 8pm. $19.75–$39.75. 707.546.3600. Fairfax Festival Never one to say no to a party, Fairfax
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celebrates its 33rd festival, a gentle riot of live music, great food and nice folks. Look also for the Fairfax Ecofest within the fest, as well as organic goods, art, music, kids’ area, flea market and, yes, more. Parade, 10am on June 12; festival, June 12–13 from noon. Downtown Fairfax. Free. www.fairfaxfestival.com. Italian Street Painting Festival Some 60,000 people come to downtown San Rafael to marvel at this celebration featuring hundreds of madonnari—or street painters—using the pavement as their canvas. Look for two stages of entertainment and plenty of food. Italian Street Painting Festival, June 12–13, Fifth Avenue and A Street in downtown San Rafael. Free. www.youthinarts.org. Novato Festival of Art, Wine & Music Two-day live music fest features area crafters, good things to eat and drink including a wine garden, and live music on two stages. Musical highlights include Montrose (June 12) and Robben Ford (June 13). Children’s area complete with petting zoo, bounce house and pony and train rides. Saturday–Sunday, June 12–13. Old Town Novato, on Grant, between Redwood Avenue and Seventh Street. Free. 415.897.1164. John Keawe & Family Master of the slack-key guitar and Grammy winner, Keawe is a self-taught Hawaiian native who is at the top of his game. June 13 at the Wells Fargo Center, 50 Mark West Springs Road, Santa Rosa. $25. 707.546.3600. David Grisman Quintet Plus One Five-time Grammy Award nominee brings his distinctive “dawg� sound to the Napa Valley Opera House, accompanied by his band and the mysterious “plus one� guest. June 18 at NVOH. 1030 Main St., Napa. $40. 707.226.7372. Leaving the Village, Finding the Forest Two days of performances and workshops combining poetry, music, ancient folk tales and stories features Rumi translator Coleman Barks, British storyteller Martin Shaw, poet Lisa Starr and cellist David Darling in collaboration with England’s Westcountry School of Myth and Story and Pt. Reyes Books. June 18–19 in West Marin. $20–$100. www.ptreyesbooks.com. Sierra Nevada World Music Fest Slightly outside the North Bay but of avid interest to locals is this three-day roots reggae and world-music festival at Booneville’s Mendocino County Fairgrounds, running this year June 18–20. Acts include Baaba Maal, Fat Freddy’s Drop, Don Carlos, the Skatalites, Gregory Isaacs, Toubab Krewe, the Soul Syndicate and many more, plus late-night dancehall. All three days, $135; one day, $44–$65; limited camping available. 916.777.5550. www.snwmf.com. Michael York Famed British actor inaugurates the Oliver Ranch Foundation and its new partnership with the Community Foundation of Sonoma County with a one-man performance of William Walton’s symphonic suite Henry V
inside the eight-story Ann Hamilton tower on the ranch. The performance is followed by a light supper reception. June 19 at Oliver Ranch. $150; benefits Sixth Street Playhouse. www.oliverranchfoundation.org.
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Marin Art Festival “The lawn party for the arts” features over 250 artists by the Lagoon in the Marin Civic Center in a two-day outdoor art party that includes international food, live music, fine wine and brews, and the ubiquitous more. In addition to the paintings, jewelry, sculptures, etc., patrons can enjoy a wide variety of food including a taste from all over the globe with Cajun, Greek and French fare. Enjoy the food and stay to stroll the pavilions and listen to all the many different styles of music. June 19–20, Lagoon Park, at the Marin Center, Avenue of the Flags, San Rafael. $10; under 14, free. 415.388.0151. www.marinartfestival.com. Cotati Jazz Festival Get set for some food, music and fun at the 30th annual Cotati Jazz Festival, this year geared to ebony and ivory in a special salute to the piano. This all-day event is entirely free and encompasses every musical and nonmusical venue in downtown Cotati with the main acts slated for La Plaza Park. Performers include the Soul Shine Blues Band, the Susan Comstock Quintet and a special six-piano performance. Check individual venues for their bookings. June 19. Sunday, June 20, return for the Piano Drop Picnic in the park. www.cotatijazz.com. Summer Nights Osher Marin JCC makes a hot summer buzz with concerts and family nights throughout the summer. The concert slate features Steve Lucky and the Rhumba Bums (June 19), Nigerian Brothers and the West African Highlife Band (July 10), Sambaguru featuring Katia Moraes (July 17), Argentinean sounds with Los Pinguos (July 31) and Geno Delafose and his French Rockin’ Boogie (Aug. 8). The family slate kicks off with a cappella group Til Dawn with a showing of the original Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory (June 26), comedian and juggler Unique Derique paired with Shrek II (July 24) and West Marin’s own children’s singer-songwriter Tim Cain performing before An American Tail (Aug. 14). 200 N. San Pedro Road, San Rafael. Concert subscription, $100; family shows, $5; under 5, free. 415.444.8000. www.marinjcc.org. Sonoma-Marin Fair How do you know it’s summer? When the world’s ugliest dogs appear and a hundred tons of metal collide in the destruction derby, that’s how. This year’s theme of “Celebrating Summer’s Bounty” supports the fun June 23–27 and includes horse shows and demons and a new Ham Bone Express Pig Race with “the swiftest swine off the line,” indoor gaming and a solar train. Entertainers include the East Bay soul of Tower of Power (June 23), country star Clay Walker (June 24), rocker Joan Jett and the Blackhearts (June 25) and ’70s Marin County pop icons Pablo Cruise (June 26). The Fiesta Latina buttons
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it up on June 27. Sonoma-Marin Fair, Petaluma Fairgrounds, two blocks west of East Washington Exit, Petaluma. Noon to midnight. $8–$19; includes rides; under 3, free. www.sonoma-marinfair.org. Kate Wolf Memorial Music Festival A fantastic lineup hails this festival’s 15th year honoring the work of the late singersongwriter Kate Wolf. Artist highlights include performances by Ani DiFranco, Steve Earle, Robert Earl Green and many more. Plan to camp. June 25–27. Black Oak Ranch, Laytonville. Full festival pass, including three nights camping, is $160–$190. Discounted tickets available online through May 24. Daily tickets available, $25–$35. Under six, free. www.cumuluspresents.com.
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Mill Valley Wine & Gourmet Food Tasting Now in its 29th year, this event was founded by Jim Canepa, the late owner of Mill Valley Market, and has evolved over the years into a fest noted for its large selection of boutique wines and new food trends. Live music, too! June 27 at Depot Plaza, downtown Mill Valley. 415.388.9700. www.millvalley.org. Wine, Women & Shoes Hall Winery hosts a benefit for Planned Parenthood with celebrity host David Eigenberg of Sex and the City, with food and wine from 50 wineries and some 20 restaurants and the main attraction: shoes, shoes, shoes—handbags and jewelry. June 27 at Hall Winery, 401 St. Helena Hwy. S., St. Helena. '+ $150–$250. www.ppshastadiablo.org. THE BOHEMIAN
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July Marin County Fair “Going Global, Connecting Cultures� is the theme of the 65th Marin County Fair, this year featuring a special 3-D screening of films celebrating the wonders of the world. As always, the music and the fine art are stellar, with fireworks ending every night. Things kick off with Wilson Phillips (July 1) and then just get crazier, better with Ramblin’ Jack Elliott and the Wailers (July 2), Tea Leaf Green and Little Feat (July 3), Del McCoury Band, Preservation Hall Jazz Band and the Masters of Hawaiian Music (July 4), Tiempo Libre, the Four Tops and the Temptations (Jul 5). July 1–5. Marin County Fairgrounds, adjacent to the Marin Center, Avenue of the Flags, San Rafael. $13–$15; under four, free; July 1, 12 and under, free. 415.499.6400. www.marinfair.org. Til My Tale Is Told & Done Area actors and performers enliven classic Grateful Dead songs with an emphasis on the artistry of lyricists Robert Hunter and John Perry Barlow in a nonsung tribute and examination. July 2 at the Glaser Center, 547 Mendocino Ave., Santa Rosa. 707.327.8108. Mondavi Winery Summer Music Fest As always, this luxe summer series includes the Preservation Hall Jazz Band and fireworks after the show (July 3), this year followed by the Court Yard Hounds, featuring Martie Maguire and Emily Robison of the Dixie Chicks (July 10), Ziggy Marley (July 16), the Afro-Cuban All Stars (July 17) and jazzman Chris Botti (July 24). Co-presented by the Napa Valley Opera House. Highway 29, Oakville. Dinner available. $60–$205. 888.RMWJAZZ. www.robertmondaviwinery.com. B.R. Cohn Winery Charity Car Classic Now in its second year, this free event takes place Sunday, July 4, and features a classiccar exhibit that includes a 1934 Henry Ford five-window coupe and a 1946 Ford Woody Wagon. These cars and many more will also be in the Sonoma July 4 parade early Sunday. The event will also have B.R. Cohn Wines and live music, an auction and raffle. Proceeds benefit the Salvation Army. 15000 Hwy. 12 in Glen Ellen. 1.800.330.4064. 12th Annual San Rafael Twilight Criterium Downtown San Rafael is transformed into a bike racetrack as pros take over the main downtown streets. Look for an expo on Fourth Street and plenty of kids’ stuff, too. July 10. www.srtwilight.com. Fifth Annual Festival del Sole An astounding success in fine music, the Festival del Sole is back with a flourish July 16–25. The slate runs from conductor Carlo Ponti Jr., to artists Joshua Bell and Chris Botti to Nina Kotova to youth ensembles to many festive meals to a dance program and much, much more. Prices start at $35. At various venues. www.festivaldelsole.com.
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Sonoma County Blues Festival (July 31; $8–$17). Redwood Theater shows, featuring mostly local acts, are free with fair admission. The popular rodeo is slated for July 30–31 and requires separate admission ($10–$19), as does the Concierto Hispano (Aug. 1; $7–$40). “Our Own Backyard: The Gardens of Sonoma County Wine Country� is the flower-show theme, kicking off with a preview on July 25. 1375 Bennett Valley Road, Santa Rosa. Online presale tix are the best deal and available through July 26. www.sonomacountyfair.com. Paula Poundstone Lightning quick on her feet, Poundstone revitalized a somewhat flabby post-AA career through the miracle of NPR’s laugh-aloudfunny weekly show Wait Wait . . . Don’t Tell Me, where she riffs on news of the week and regularly wins the limelight for her sharp extemporaneous smarts. She turns the same mind on the audience when she appears as a standup act on July 29 at the Napa Valley Opera House. 1030 Main St., Napa. $40. 707.226.7372.
August Jim Messina Other half of legendary ’70s singersongwriters known as Loggins and Messina does a rare solo show. Aug. 6 at the Napa Valley Opera House, 1030 Main St., Napa. $40-$45. 707.226.7372. Battle of the Bands: Napa The Napa Valley Opera House hosts this second annual local band battle on Aug. 7. 1030 Main St., $10–$12. Napa. 707.226.7372. www.nvoh.org. We Live Here Subtitled “Celebrating Music Made in Napa,� this line-up of local talent is headlined by our own “Green Zone� columnist Juliane Poirier and her Juliane Band. Aug 13 at Napa Valley Opera House, 1030 Main St., Napa. $20. 707.226.7372. San Rafael Food & Wine Festival The Mission City of Marin plays host to the third annual San Rafael Food and Wine Festival this August at Falkirk Cultural Center. Some 25 regional wineries will be there as well as the local brew folks and plenty of food purveyors. What would wine be without art and music? A lonely drunk, indeed. Plan for Aug. 14 at the Falkirk Cultural Center,1408 Mission Ave., San Rafael. $25, all-day food and winetasting; $15, food only. 800.310.6563. Napa Valley Art Festival This juried art exhibit and sale features 31 representational artists from the around the country, and finds guests sipping on Napa Valley wines and other delicacies while listening to live music. Aug. 21 at the Yountville Community Center, 6516 Washington St. (at Yount Street), Yountville. 707.256.3828. www.napavalleyartfestival.com. Cotati Accordion Festival This year marks the 20th year that those who use an accordion should go to Cotati. Polkacide returns! Featuring old faves in
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honor of the anniversary, ends with Flaco Jimenez in a Tex-Mex flourish. Aug. 21–22. La Plaza Park, Cotati. $15–$25; under 15, free. 707.664.0444. www.cotatifest.com. Seafood Art & Wine Festival Bodega Bay celebrates for the 16th time with seafood deluxe and music. This event showcases the best of California’s wineries and breweries, artists and craftspeople and, of course, the legendary rubber duck races. Benefits Stewards of the Coasts and Redwoods and the Bodega Volunteer Fire Department. Aug. 28–29. 16855 Bodega Hwy., just east of the town of Bodega. $8–$12; under 12, free. No dogs this year. 707.824.8717. www.winecountryfestivals.com. Arts Sonoma 10 The multidisciplinary fringe fest produced by the Arts Council of Sonoma County screams back for its second year of guerrilla performances and guaranteed surprises at venues—last year, that lofty term included gas stations—throughout the county. Aug. 28–Sept. 12. www.artssonoma.com.
September Sonoma County Showcase Three-day foodie lovefest, Sept. 3–5, features the Taste of Sonoma County (Sept. 4) at MacMurray Ranch, various winery lunches and dinners (Sept. 3–4), and Sonoma Valley Wine Auction (Sept. 5). For details and tickets, go to www.sonomawinecountryweekend.com. Masters of Hawaiian Music Enjoy an inland luau with Grammy winning artists George Kahumoku Jr., Dennis Kamakahi, Uncle Richard Ho’opi’i and Bobby Ingano. Sept. 4 at Napa Valley Opera House, 1030 Main St., Napa. $35-$40. 707.226.7372.
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cloudy days—climb in my REO Speedwagon (WFC, July 28), and I’ll take you to see a specialist at the Garaj Mahal (Hopmonk, July 23).� The drive was long. To pass the time, they picked up hitchhikers. One, with a hammer and toolbox, was a Mary Chapin Carpenter (WFC, Aug. 6); another was in retail as a Natalie Merchant (WFC, Aug. 10). Both were Waifs, but they shared some Poor Man’s Whiskey and sang songs by Greg Brown, Steve Earle, Ani DiFranco, Robert Earl Keen and Carrie Rodriguez (Kate Wolf Festival, June 25–27). Finally, they reached the spot, their car immediately surrounded by Court Yard Hounds (Mondavi, July 10), snarling and drooling. Smokey knew the secret word. “Vetiver (Gundlach-Bundschu, June 5)!� he yelled. The Pack (Phoenix Theater, June 5) dispersed, Smokey and Wilson making their way to the front porch and ringing the Joshua Bell (Festival del Sole, July 18). The door opened. She appeared, her hair bunched in a pin encrusted with an Eileen Jewell (Studio E, June 18). All Wilson noticed were the woman’s low-cut dress and tell-tale Mother Hips (Hopmonk, June 18). Sure enough. It was the exotic mystic, Charo (Lincoln Theater, Sept. 10). Charo had worked her magic on many before, from Miranda Lambert (Sonoma County Fair, Aug. 2) to Esperanza Spalding (Healdsburg Jazz Festival, June 11) to Rickie Lee Jones (Uptown, June 19). Basically, had a woman ever been spurned by a man, Charo was there to make things right. Everyone (% Wilson knew used Charo’s services—
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Stewart) waffles over her choice of supernatural beaux. This one is no exception to the rule that the funniest line will always be in the trailer. “I’m going to fight for you— until your heart stops beating� will be quoted and giggled over until Labor Day. Most Worthwhile Remake The Killer Inside Me (June 25). This is another crowded field, beating out June 11’s Karate Kid (with Jackie Chan) and certainly July 2’s The Last Airbender with M. Night Shymalan. Here he is, still remaking movies when he could be healing the sick. And we’ll bypass the Englishlanguage remake of Le Diner du Cons, Dinner for Schmucks (July 23), which wasn’t exactly an arcane French movie in the original. So, Killer: a seriously faithful circa-1950s version of the Jim Thompson novel. Casey Affleck as the soft-spoken Texas deputy who everyone takes for a fool until he learns ’em better. Strange feeling, to actually be looking forward to a Michael Winterbottom movie for once. Best Rejected Advertisement Line For Ramona and Beesus (June 23): “Jesus, it’s Beesus! And Beverly Cleary is as rich as Croesus!� Best Alternative to Summer Movie Burnout Winter’s Bone (June 18), a tough, frosty Little Red Riding Hood story in which there’s nothing but wolves. Jennifer Lawrence stars as an Ozark girl in search of her no-good, meth-cooking father, who pawned the family spread in exchange for bail. It’s going to be this summer’s best escape from escapism. Best Way to Tell the Difference Between Adam Sandler and a Great Dane’s Rump Marmaduke opens June 4; Sandler’s Grown Ups opens June 25. (+
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Napa’s recently restored Uptown Theatre has opened (finally!) at an opportune juncture in the North Bay. With Konocti Harbor Resort closed and the Wells Fargo Center restructuring its booking, the Uptown’s management have picked up the ball and are spelling out acts on its marquee that used to grace those venues: Ani DiFranco, Foreigner, Lewis Black, Asia, B. B. King, Merle Haggard. Smaller performers who might not ordinarily play an opulently renovated 860-seat 1930s theater get a chance, too, with a handful of interesting double bills, including Richard Thompson and Loudon Wainwright III together later this month. This weekend, it’s Grammy winner Shawn Colvin paired with the bespectacled Lisa Loeb on Saturday, May 22, at the Uptown. 1350 Third St., Napa. 8pm. $37–$47. 707.259.0123.
The big question facing all classical-music organizations these days is how to convert new fans. The Cotati-based American Philharmonic orchestra has hit upon the most effective, if obvious, answer: make concerts free. Selfdescribed as “the people’s orchestra,� there’s nothing stuffy about the AP’s performances, and they’re usually peppered with uncommon pieces from the repertoire. This weekend’s program, titled ‘Inner Space—Outer Space,’ features Holst’s Planets, a common piece if ever there was one. But representing the “inner� portion of the program is Copland’s poignant Quiet City, originally written for an obscure Irwin Shaw play of the same name that closed after two shows. Debussy’s Nocturnes rounds out the egalitarian experience on Saturday, May 22, at 8pm and Sunday, May 23, at 3pm, at the Wells Fargo Center. 50 Mark West Springs Road, Santa Rosa. Free; donations encouraged. 707.542.8234.
There are some dishes to be done. Fill the sink with water, clean them, drain the sink. Carpet’s a little dirty. Get out vacuum, turn it on, turn it off. Dust on the bookshelves. Find duster, dust, replace duster. Like a household chore, it was with this same perfunctory process that E-40 appeared to treat his show two months ago in Petaluma: Get to show, play hits, bail. Within 45 minutes, a guy counted a stack of cash on the stage; directly after, the Vallejo-bred rapper was out the side door and driving away in an SUV. But you wanna know the maddening thing? Those were 45 insanely great minutes. For those who’ve danced their asses off to “Sprinkle Me� live and in person, make wit’ da hurryupness when E-40 plays on Thursday, May 20, at 19 Broadway Niteclub, 19 Broadway, Fairfax. 9:30pm. $30. 415.459.1091.
Within days of the first, wildly successful Hootenanny at the North Bay Film and Art Collective, event organizers celebrated with the modern version of the old-time vaudeville afterglow: they started a Facebook page. It soon emerged that there was more than memorializing at hand, though, because this weekend’s second installment, titled Dustbowl Road, features over two dozen bands spread out over just five hours. At a block party including Video Droid, the Last Record Store, Community Market and Gaia’s Garden, there’s the music of Waters, J. D. Limelight, Skiff le Symphony, the Easy Leaves and truckloads more. Workshops and jams continue throughout the day until the afterparty at the North Bay Film and Art Collective that night at 6:30pm. Grab your banjo and shuck on down on Saturday, May 22, at Clement and Mendocino Ave., Santa Rosa. Noon–5pm. Free. 707.525.1963.
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Wells Fargo bank in Berkeley. “He was a true artist,� says Ford. “Everything he did has a kind of spiritual depth to it. There was so much heart and soul in the guy’s work—and I would say, his life—that just came through, especially his attention to detail.� “He was just extremely tweaky. It had to be perfect,� agrees Chad Mangrum, Sakashta’s close friend and recent co-worker. “Where most people would be happy with something, he would trash it and start over. It had to be 110-percent perfect or it wasn’t up to his standards.� “Taku was a master Japanese luthier, an amazing artisan and a good friend,� laments Mac Skinner, operations manager at a small speaker company next door to the guitar maker’s studio. “He built guitars that were some of the most beautiful you’ve ever seen. Not to mention the way that they sound, and the way that they function and the quality craftsmanship that was involved in each one of his guitars.� That aesthetic, carrying echoes of his native Japan, quickly won Sakashta the acceptance of the older, established guitar makers in the area, observes Chris Herrod, sales manager for Luthiers Mercantile. “The way they opened up to him was somewhat unusual because he was a young guy and wasn’t a typical member of the group. But his work was so excellent and his ideas were so good that he was welcomed into the group at a very high level.� A frequent visitor to the Windsor supply house for instrument makers, Sakashta “would often give us ideas for new products,� Herrod adds. And in addition to being a regular exhibitor at the company’s biannual Healdsburg Guitar Festival, Sakashta reached out to invite other Japanese instrument makers to join in the event. “He did translation for them and helped arrange their travel and applications, and really helped us become an international event,� Herrod says. Sakashta made both acoustic and electric instruments, and his Unicorn & Mustang mandolin was as sought-after as his guitars. “They’re all hand-built,� Mangrum says. “It’s not an assembly line. It was only him. And it would take him months to finish anything, sometimes even longer.� The completed instruments commanded prices of $15,000 to $25,000, sometimes more. The Buddhist craftsman was also an enthusiastic rock and roll fan, with a special fondness for Kiss and, later, Robben Ford. Their relationship began when Sakashta made a point of seeking out Ford at Petaluma’s Mystic Theatre, and offered him an instrument, the blues guitarist recalls. “It was a beautiful instrument, but I told him it wasn’t for me. And he said, ‘Can I build you something else?’ And I said, ‘Sure.’� After a couple of other not-quite-right attempts, Sakashta surprised Ford with the black “New Paul� solid body. It soon became Ford’s favored axe. “Given all the ingredients and all of my needs, which are very particular to me, he actually finally nailed it,� Ford smiles. “And no one else really had.� Robben Ford, Boz Scaggs, Tuck and Patti, Volker Strifler and others pay tribute to Taku Sakashta on Sunday, May 23, at the Spreckels Performing Arts Center. 5409 Snyder Lane, Rohnert Park. 4pm. $55–$100. 707.588.3400.
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‘Pastiche!’ re-imagines the filthy gorgeous world of the carnival oinciding with the start of summer, the Theater Arts Revival (TAR) is stepping onstage to jumpstart Napa Valley’s performing arts scene. In collaboration with the Tucker Farm Center and the Napa Valley Mustard Festival, TAR has banded together for the collective mission of bringing theater and arts programs back to the community without busting the bank. The group was formed by several board members of the former Napa Valley Community Theater company— including Reece Baswell, Judith Thomas and Bonnie Zimmermann—responsible for such sideshow kickers as Planet Vega$, Cabaret Comique and Many Pearls Opry. Never ones to rest on commonplace theater laurels, they’ve made it their business to shack up on the obscure side of the fence for the company’s inaugural show Pastiche!, a musical comedy of the absurd. “The show is a joint fundraiser for Tucker and TAR,� explains Zimmermann, who is also the executive producer. “Monies raised will be used for subsequent productions and community theatrical projects.� This show promises to offer a glimpse into all things good and evil in the wacky world of carnies. The Carnival Pastiche is a small time second-rate freak show that’s seen better days. A fake Hungarian countess, who may have spawned the “cougar� craze back in the day, sits at the helm of this posse of misfits and miscreants comprising sideshow attractions, singers, dancers, Gypsies, dreamers and even an Elvis impersonator. When Pastiche’s glossier, alter-ego competitor, Pablo Fanque’s Faire, accidentally burns down (foul play anyone?), the more accomplished Fanque players threaten to replace Pastiche for good. “The show is loosely based on characters from the John Lennon song ‘Being for the Benefit of Mr. Kite,’� Zimmermann says, “which was written about a real carnival and its performers from the turn of the century.� Be prepare to be razzle-dazzled as you sing your way through loosely recognizable Broadway show tunes done differently than you’ve ever seen in these parts. Pastiche! runs Friday–Sunday, May 28–30, at the Tucker Farm Center, 1201 Tucker Road (just past Bothe Napa State Park), Calistoga. Friday–Saturday at 8pm; Sunday at 3pm. A silent auction precedes the May 29 performance. $10–$15. 707.965.2538. Christina Julian
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