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a large family, it didn’t take long for me to fit right in at CBC. Then and now, it feels like home, and I, too, am glad the election is over. Being “groomedâ€? for 15 years, the Rev. Turner says the process has “taught me to continue to practice patience,â€? adding that “it’s extremely humbling that so many would place their trust in you as the leader of this institution. I want to do the best job that I can. “It’s a very delicate process,â€? he continues. “We’ve got to continue moving ahead with the powerful foundation created in the church by pastor and Mrs. Coffee. Because of his toiling in the fields, we are strong. People don’t generally like change, but it’s part of the human condition. As I watched him over the years, I know the congregation was also watching me. My goal was to support the work of Pastor Coffee. He was training me to lead one day, somewhere.â€? After the vote, new first lady Tracy Turner was all smiles as she was enveloped by the congregation with hugs, kisses and congratulatory well wishes. At the same time, she kept a watchful on their sons, both traveling through the hall in their wheelchairs. (Unlike Mrs. Coffee, also at church Sunday, Mrs. Turner didn’t don a hat, which traditionally women wear on Sunday at predominantly black churches). Importantly, pastor-elect Turner has the same open-door policy as Pastor Coffee. Over the past months, the cluttered office still looks the same as when Coffee presided, yet that will no doubt change, too. “One of the things I love is I don’t have to be apart from the people,â€? says Turner. “It’s not about me, Lee Turner, and it’s not just me. We’ve got a great body in this congregation.â€? As for the cluttered church office dĂŠcor? “Stay posted,â€? says Turner. That’s called the future. I’m happy the office door is still open.
We’re going to hold hands, stick together and continue to move through this.
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large plateau of dirt sits next to the Wells Fargo Center in Santa Rosa as the future site of Sutter Hospital, scheduled to be built and opened within the next five years. But Sutter Health’s plan to expand its presence in the North Bay has come up against two lawsuits: one filed by Marin General Hospital and another by a coalition of hospitals, transportation and union interests in Santa Rosa. In Greenbrae, the Marin General Hospital Healthcare District is suing Sutter to repay $120 million, which the district says Sutter siphoned before returning the management of the hospital to the district in July. “We think more was taken, but $120 million is our strongest case,� says Marin General spokesman Pete Hillan.
Under its contract, which was originally slated to end in 2015, Sutter had been managing Marin General and taking an average of $3 million in profits out of the hospital each year, according to Hillan. He describes it as “pooling profits,� whereby Sutter removes money from its more profitable operations and uses that money to build new facilities and upgrade older ones. Additionally, a 1994 state law deemed that hospitals not earthquake-proof must retrofit by 2014, one year before the contract’s expiration. In 2006, a dispute over who would pay to retrofit the hospital and what Hillan calls “a bubbling up of other management issues� resulted in an agreement to end the contract early, in July 2010. At that point, according to Hillan, Sutter increased its take of the hospital’s profits 10-fold, averaging about $30 million a year. Sutter was able to accomplish this, says Hillan,
because it had filled the hospital’s board of directors with cooperative Sutter employees. Also, according to Hillan, Sutter spent $37 million in profits from Marin General to purchase Marin Square Shopping Center in San Rafael where it planned to build a new Sutter hospital that “would be in direct competition with Marin General.� Sutter tells a different story. According to spokesman Pete Gleeson, Sutter followed the stipulations of the 2006 agreement to end the contract early, leaving $10 million in the Marin General till and another $20 million in patient accounts receivables. Furthermore, he says, the agreement required that the two parties arbitrate any differences outside of court. Still, Hillan says, the agreement “does not relieve Sutter and former board members of their fiduciary responsibility� to leave Marin General with enough money &%
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to make necessary improvements, including an estimated $400 million retrofit required to keep the hospital open. “Sutter violated its legal and moral obligations to Marin General, as well as to the citizens of Marin County,� he says. Meanwhile, in Santa Rosa, Sutter is named as a “real party of interest� in a lawsuit challenging the Sonoma County Board of Supervisors’ approval of an environmental study for construction of a new Sutter hospital. Currently, Sutter is leasing the countyowned site of the former Community Hospital on Chanate Road in northeast Santa Rosa under a 1996 healthcare access agreement between Sutter and the county. The agreement requires Sutter to provide services to the county such as indigent care, jail inmate care and reproductive services for women in exchange for the use of the hospital. As a 20-year contract, the access agreement had been due to expire in 2016. But since the state of California requires all older hospitals to meet seismic standards by 2014 or face closure, Sutter told the county it would rather build a new hospital in Santa Rosa than retrofit the Chanate Road site. The county acquiesced, approving a business plan in 2004 that included a new hospital on land next to the Wells Fargo Center. Sutter purchased the property in 2006, though just one year later attempted to pull out of its access agreement with the county and transfer the services included in that agreement to Santa Rosa Memorial Hospital. That attempt was ultimately unsuccessful. Over the next few years, plans for the new hospital underwent several permutations, resulting in a 116-bed hospital with 12 emergency room bays and potential for expansion, for which county supervisors approved an environmental impact report in August. The approval also includes extending Sutter’s access agreement with the county until 2021. But a coalition of groups that filed a lawsuit against Sutter in September say supervisors violated the law when they approved the study because it does not meet the requirements of the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA). The coalition includes the North Sonoma County Healthcare District in Healdsburg, Palm Drive Health Care District in Sebastopol, the California Nurses Association and Transportation Solutions Defense and Education Fund, based in San Rafael. The lawsuit lists ways the coalition believes the study sidestepped the CEQA to rush the project, because otherwise Sutter would have needed a plan in place by the end of the year to meet state seismic requirements on the old Community Hospital site. Plaintiffs in the lawsuit say they have avoided seeking a court injunction to stop work on the new hospital while the lawsuit is settled, because it could result in the state shutting down the current hospital. Instead, they say, the lawsuit is intended as a wake-up call to the county that the new hospital is not a magic bullet that will resolve the county’s healthcare problems. For example, plaintiffs say, there is no decisive arrangement for what may happen in 2021 when the healthcare access agreement expires. “There are too many social, environmental and economic issues simply to limp along for the next few years,�
says Scott Stegeman, a consultant for the plaintiffs. “It makes more sense to start working on a long-term plan now.� Rita Scardaci, the county’s director of health services, responds that it’s too soon to plan beyond 2021. “We don’t know what will happen after 2021,� she says. “With healthcare reform, nobody knows what will happen, what changes there will be in healthcare. Medi-Cal is being expanded. The number of individuals without insurance is shrinking. There’s more focus on prevention. And there’s an option to renegotiate an extension of the healthcare access agreement.�
‘Sutter violated its legal and moral obligations to Marin General.’ —Pete Hillan The county doesn’t need an agreement with Sutter to fulfill its obligations as a provider of last resort, says Sonoma County administrative services officer Ron Stroud. Like 33 other counties in California, it provides indigent care through a county medical services provision, a program for low-income, uninsured patients funded through state sales tax and a portion of the state vehicle license fee. Stroud says the county has contracts with all of the local hospitals to provide care for these recipients. The plaintiffs in the suit counter that there will be fewer hospitals to provide that care should Sutter recruit physicians from smaller district hospitals. According to the suit, the EIR “fails to address the substantial possibility that the project will result in the downsizing or closure of public district hospitals and other medical facilities in the region.� “It’s no secret,� says William Arnone, attorney for the Healdsburg healthcare district. “It’s the Sutter model. They use aggressive recruitment to go after the best physicians. They buy up physicians’ practices.� This could become a problem for the county as well as local residents who use district hospitals, because the county has “gone on record that all district hospitals are an integral part of the county’s disaster plans,� Stegeman explains. Another problem outlined in the suit is the new hospital’s location in unincorporated county land with limited public transportation, posing both access and environmental concerns. “Despite the county’s stated commitment to reducing greenhouse gases and facilitating mass transit, the county never seriously considered alternatives that would achieve these goals,� it states. In fact, the plaintiffs point out, the EIR includes no viable alternatives, such as locating a new hospital in an area that is closer to low-income populations and more mass transit. Meanwhile, construction of the new hospital is moving forward. Lisa Amador, a spokesperson for Sutter Santa Rosa, said Sutter has already broken ground and expects to open the new facility in late 2014. “We don’t plan to change our mission,� she said. “We take care of everybody. A lot will happen with healthcare between now and 2021.�
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their work and uses it to foment community, no matter how farcical their objectives. The audience, for its part, goes from merely enduring a work to endearing it, committing its every nuance to memory and frequently staging reenactments of pivotal scenes, as Best Worst Movie reveals on several occasions. Then, at some point, the cult’s ironic pose melts away like a sugar coating, and the bittersweet truth that some Quixotic schmuck poured his savings and soul into a piece of shit becomes distastefully evident. Too committed to turn back, the audience swallows this sad fact, eulogizing good intentions while enshrining failure. Be assured that making crappy movies (with heart) is not a recommended career move for would-be auteurs. It is, however, cause for ref lection, particularly since selfref lection on the part of some filmmakers seems so hard-won. The Room, which, like Troll 2, has had numerous screenings (including one last week at Carnegie Mellon University, no less) is such a steaming pile of ego-aggrandizement that director Tommy Wiseau tellingly claims that it was his intention to create a “black comedy,� though several cast members have steadfastly denied this. (Wiseau accepted Harvard’s Ivory Tower Award as Filmmaker of the Year several months ago.) Wiseau is not alone. Director James Nguyen, whose take on avian terror, Birdemic: Shock and Terror, is differentiated from Alfred Hitchcock’s iconic Birds by virtue of the fact that his killer birds were principally “eagles and vultures� (as relayed during a recent radio interview with this columnist), has a legion of “fans� who have driven interest in his film to an international level with copious press. Usually aligned with the “shock and terror� portion of the title, the rubbernecking media coverage of the film only adds more wind beneath Nguyen’s wings, and interestingly, he doesn’t appear to care that his art is some kind of inside joke. The fact is, against all conceivable odds, he made it. And therein lies the key. These guys are underdogs, and given our cultural proclivity to root for the little guy, it’s little wonder that these films find audiences to champion them. One might suspect it’s not so much the films that audiences are identifying with as it is their makers. If that’s failure, it’s really not so bad.
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requirement of mayo; namely, if you put it on food, food will taste better. This year, thanks to my garlic patch and the vigorous carrot crop it produced, I’m going to make a lot of that sweet, orange, creamy goodness. Slice your carrots into inch-size chunks. Bake them at 300 degrees, stirring every 10 to 15 minutes, until they’re lightly browned. Remove, and while they cool add a quarter cup of oil (I prefer olive or saff lower) to a blender, along with as many cloves of garlic as suits you, and blend. As soon as the carrot chunks are cool enough to work with, add them to the blender and blend until smooth. The hotter the chunks, the more they will cook the raw garlic, which mellows it. Depending on how much carrot you’re working with, add oil as necessary, so the contents of the blender keep a viscous vortex as the blades whirl. When you’re done adding carrots, keep blending as you season with salt and pepper and, if you wish, herbs like oregano or marjoram. Your carrot mayo is now ready. Spread it on bread. Dip chips in it. Or wallop a dollop onto your plate beside the main event. Whatever you do with it, your carrot mayo will soon be gone, and your first bite should provide enough incentive to plan your own garlic patch garden ecosystem. If so, then it’s time to start breaking ground. Cultivated properly, any garlic clove can grow into a whole bulb. So the first step in garlic growing is to locate some bulbs of garlic you think will flourish in your area. The farmers market is the ideal place to find proven local varieties and to compare the characteristics you’re looking for. I look for garlic that grows into big bulbs with a small number of cloves per bulb (six at most). And I like my cloves to peel easy. Generally planted in October or November, garlic will sprout roots in fall and begin its upward journey in spring. Garlic is a heavy feeder, so it will need good soil with plenty of nitrogen and organic material. For planting, carefully break your bulbs into individual cloves, leaving the paper on and making sure the scabby plate at the bottom of each clove remains intact—the edge of that scab will sprout the roots. Plant the cloves an inch deep, scab side down, six inches apart. Then mulch your patch with a couple inches of straw (not hay, which contains seeds). The mulch will insulate the garlic through winter and help the soil retain moisture. I used to leave the mulch on all spring and let the garlic sprouts push through it, but now I pull the mulch off in March to let the ground warm up in preparation for hurling seeds in April. This spring, I’ll hurl about half of the patch in carrots, while conducting more random hurling trials in the other half. Until then, I’ll be planting garlic, f lipping through seed catalogues, and eating carrot mayo.
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Army barracks aren’t where you’d usually hunt down a culinary experience, but the Cavallo Point Cooking School in Sausalito might be the one scrumptious exception. Tucked along the shores of the San Francisco Bay at the foot of the Golden Gate Bridge, Cavallo Point sits at the former site of Fort Baker and houses a cooking school with a state-of-the-art teaching kitchen and a stable of culinary talent. On Nov. 18, the school partners with Marin Organic to offer the second in its successful class series “A Tale of Two Farmers,â€? which brings together farmers Annabelle Lenderlink from La Tercera and Kevin and Nancy Lunny from Drakes Bay Farm for a convivial evening of cooking and conversation. Students will prepare and enjoy a seasonal ďŹ ve-course meal with wine pairings under the instruction of head chef and teacher Jayne Reichert. “It’s the perfect opportunity to ask any and every question you ever wanted to know about how our local farmers grow and sell their food,â€? says Anna Hillgruber Smith Clark of Marin Organic. In the spirit of whetting your appetite, the meal begins with oysters and ďŹ nishes with apple fritters with cinnamon-cayenne syrup and fresh cream on Thursday, Nov. 18, at Cavallo Point Cooking School. 601 Murray Circle, Sausalito. 6–9pm. $85. 415.339.4777.
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Deck the Halls: Events Festival of Lights Yountville is magnificently illuminated at its 21st 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. 26, 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 27th annual open house celebration this year, showcasing 23 Sonoma Valley wineries, including Blackstone Winery, Chateau St. Jean and Kenwood Vineyards, among many others. Friday– Saturday, Nov. 26–27, 11am–4pm. $40 per person
both days; $20, designated driver. 866.794.9463. www.heartofsonomavalley.com. Napa Christmas Parade Don mittens and scarves for the 47th 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. 27 at 5pm. First Street, downtown Napa. Free. 707.257.0322. Handmade Holidays The h2hotel and Healdsburg design studio notion:creative join together to deliver a guide on creating holiday gift tags, note cards and collages from reusable goods. Materials will be provided on site, though guests are welcome to bring their own. Saturday, Nov. 27, from 5:30pm to 7:30pm. h2hotel, 219 Healdsburg Ave., Healdsburg. $30. 707.431.2202. 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. 2, 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. 3, 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. 2, at the Lodge at Paulin Creek at 6:30pm; Saturday, Dec. 4, at 6pm, Railroad Square; and Sunday, Dec. 5, at 6pm, at the Star of the Valley Church at Oakmont. A light can be dedicated to a loved one with a $10 donation. Events free. 707.778.6242. Napa B&B Tour & Taste Event Go on a B&B crawl in Napa as a host of inns opens for the day for sipping select wines from the area. Transportation and entertainment included. Saturday, Dec. 4, 2–6pm. $55 per person. For list of participating hostelries and treats, go to www.napaholidaytour.com. ') THE BOHEMIAN
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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. 4, 10am. 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 the15th 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. 4, 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 in the greenhouse among the foliage of Burbank’s former home. Saturday–Sunday, Dec. 4–5, 10am–4pm. Luther Burbank Home and Gardens, Santa Rosa and Sonoma avenues, Santa Rosa. $2. 707.524.5445. Petaluma Lighted Boat Parade Watch as lights combine with water at the annual Lighted Boat Parade in Petaluma, on Saturday, Dec. 11. The parade commences at the Petaluma marina around 5:30pm and arrives at the Turning Basin around 6:30pm. 707.765.9725.
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Healdsburg’s Downtown Holiday Party An annual tradition as Healdsburg’s downtown merchants light up their storefronts and welcome shoppers to a world of holiday wonders. Refreshments, live entertainment and horse-drawn carriage rides add to the festivities. Friday, Nov. 26, 5–9pm. Healdsburg Plaza. Healdsburg. Free. 707.433.6935. Holiday Arts & Crafts Faire Rohnert Park The recreation department celebrates three decades of fairs with its 30th annual hand-made extravaganza. Friday–Saturday, Nov. 26–27, 10am–4pm. Held indoors at the Community Center, 5401 Snyder Lane, Rohnert Park. 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. 3, 3–9pm; Saturday and Sunday, Dec. 4–5, 10am–5pm. 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. 4, 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.
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. 4, 10am–2pm. Alexander Valley Church, 6650 Hwy. 128, Healdsburg. Free. 707.433.4504. 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. 4–5. 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. 4–5, 11am–7pm. Sebastopol Community Center, 390 Morris St., Sebastopol. $5–$13, free for kids. 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. 4–5. Saturday, 9am–5pm; Sunday, 10am– 4pm. Finley Community Center, 2060 W. College Ave., Santa Rosa. $2; under 18, free. 707.543.3737. Occidental Crafts Faire Now in its glorious 25th year, this sweet homegrown fair features terrific home cooking as well as unique items. Saturday–Sunday, Dec. 11–12, at the Community Center. 3920 Bohemian Hwy., Occidental. Free. 707.874.9407. Victorian Inns Tour Experience the historical treasures that are Healdsburg’s Victorian homes all decked out in holiday decorations. Tour includes light refreshments. Sunday, Dec. 12. Calderwood Inn, Camellia Inn, Grape Leaf Inn, Haydon Street Inn, Irish Rose Inn and Raford Inn Bed & Breakfast. Healdsburg. Free. 707.433.6935
Away in a Manger: Just for Little Ones Dreams of Toyland Dolph Gotelli creates tiny scenes of snowy forests, cozy kitchens and more through the use of miniature fairies, animals and other creatures. His work will be on display Nov. 20 through Jan. 23, with an opening reception on Saturday, Nov. 20, 5:30–7pm. Napa Valley Museum, 55 Presidents Circle, Yountville. Children free; $5 adults. 707.944.0500. 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. 27, 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 ' +
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activities running almost daily, including the Gingerbread Architectural Extravaganza (Saturday–Sunday, Nov. 27–Dec. 19; also Dec. 21–23. Pre-registration required online. $30) and Kwanzaa celebration on Sunday, Dec. 26, 11am–1pm. Free. Discovery Museum, Fort Baker, 557 McReynolds Road, Sausalito. 415.927.0960. ‘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, adapted by Jon Tracy. Runs Wednesday–Sunday, Dec. 1–5, and Thursday–Sunday, Dec. 9–19. 104 N. Main St., Sebastopol. Thursday, pay what you will; family specials available. $20–$25. 707.823.0177. www.the-rep.com. ‘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. 3–19. Friday–Saturday at 7:30pm; Sundays at 2pm. Cinnabar Theater, 333 Petaluma Blvd. N., Petaluma. $10–$15. 707.763.8920. VOENA: Voices of the Season Though each member is under the age of 18, this world-renowned a cappella group has performed at the White House, the Vatican and Carnegie Hall. Over a hundred young stars in this lively group present a multicultural celebration through vocal arrangements, dance and colorful theatrics. Saturday, Dec. 4, at 7:30pm. 5409 Snyder Lane, Rohnert Park. $20–$25. 707.588.3400. Saturday, Dec. 18, at 7:30pm. Napa Valley Opera House, 1030 Main St., Napa. $15–$30. 707.226.7372. Posada NavideĂąa The Instituto MazatlĂĄn Bellas Artes de Sacramento present a twohour 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. 10, 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. ‘Winnie the Pooh Christmas Tail’ Join Winnie the Pooh, Piglet, Tigger and the rest of the beloved Winnie the Pooh characters in this musical holiday tale. Saturday–Sunday, Dec. 11–Dec. 19; Friday, Dec. 17; Monday– Tuesday, Dec. 20–21. Saturdays at 11am, 2pm and 7pm; Sundays at 2pm and 4pm; Friday at 7pm; Monday and Tuesday at 11am and 2pm. 115 North St., Healdsburg. $10. 707.433.6335. Ice-Skating Pavilion A transparent-roof tent and some seasonal ice skating goes along with walking-distance shops selling food and beverages. Dec. 11–Jan. 2, from 11am to 11pm. V Marketplace, 6525 Washington St., Yountville. $12 adults. $8 children 8 and under. 707.944.8008.
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Ghosts of Christmas Present: Stage ‘Willy Wonka’ Santa Rosa Junior College performs its take on Roald Dahl’s Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. Director Laura Downing-Lee takes audience members on a magical journey through Willy Wonka’s chocolate factory with lavish scenery and music by Leslie Bricusse and Anthony Newly. Thursday–Sunday, Nov. 26–Dec. 5. Nov. 26 and Dec. 2–3 at 8pm; Nov. 27 and Dec. 4 at 2pm and 7pm; Nov. 28 and Dec. 5 at noon and 4pm. Burbank Auditorium. 1501 Mendocino Ave., Santa Rosa. $10–$18. 707.527.4343. ‘The Nutcracker’ Through Contessi Ballet and the North Bay Performing Arts Association, Michael Contessi Smith presents his production of the timeless holiday favorite with guest dancer David Bertlin. Saturday, Nov. 27, at 7pm and Sunday, Nov. 28, at 2pm. 5409 Snyder Lane, Rohnert Park. $15–$25. 707.588.3400. ‘Nightmare Before Christmas’ Classic and Contemporary Dance with Tamara Gross bring Tim Burton’s timeless movie to life onstage. Monday, Dec. 1, at 7pm. 5409 Snyder Lane, Rohnert Park. $15–$20. 707.588.3400. ‘It’s a Wonderful Life’ Rio Nido Lodge travels back to 1947 in this staged radio version of It’s a Wonderful Life. Audience members are invited to dress in 1940s apparel and sing along with the cast during the finale. Dec. 3–19; Friday–Saturday, 8pm; Sunday, 2pm. Pegasus Theater. Rio Nido Lodge, 4444 Woods Road, Rio Nido. $5–$15. Fridays, pay what you will. 707.583.2343. ‘Mrs. Bob Cratchit’s Wild Christmas Binge’ In this spoof of A Christmas Carol written by Christopher Durang, the ghost narrates her journey with Ebenezer Scrooge. Dec. 3–19. Thursday, 7:30pm; Friday– Saturday, 8pm; Sunday, 2pm. 5409 Snyder Lane, Rohnert Park. $12–$24. 707.588.3400. Just Dance Marin’s Just Dance Academy performs and abridged version of The Nutcracker, followed by jazz, tap and hiphop performances. Saturday, Dec. 4, at 1pm and 5pm. Showcase Theater. Marin Center, 10 Avenue of the Flags, San Rafael. $12–$17. 415.499.6800. ‘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 the 15th annual production of this event. Saturday– Sunday, Dec. 4–5, at the Raven Theater. Saturday at 7pm; Sunday at 2pm. 115 North St., Healdsburg. $10–$15. 707.431.7617. ‘The Nutcracker’ The Stapleton Ballet presents its 22nd performance of The Nutcracker, featuring an all new battle scene. Saturday–Sunday, Dec. 4–5, at 1pm and 5pm. Marin Center’s Veterans Memorial Auditorium. Marin Center, 10 Avenue of the Flags, San Rafael. $18–$30. 415.499.6800. Mayflower Community Chorus This Marin institution directed by Daniel Canose showcases American, worldly and classical tunes. Friday–Saturday, Dec. 10–11, at 8pm. Showcase Theater. Marin Center,
10 Avenue of the Flags, San Rafael. $5–$17. 415.499.6800. ‘The Nutcracker’ Ballet Califia’s production features choreography from David McNaughton and Shelley Scott. The performance is accompanied by elaborate costumes and lavish scenery. Friday–Sunday, Dec. 10–12. Friday at 8pm; Saturday at 2:30pm and 8pm; Sunday at 2:30pm. Spreckels Performing Arts Center, 5409 Snyder Lane, Rohnert Park. $18–$20. 707.588.3400. Twisted Christmas Live No. 8 The Bohemian’s own David Templeton keeps Christmas weird with this off beat alternative to the usual holiday fare. Political satirist Will Durst and international comedian Reed Martin help to craft the evening’s event based on some classic short stories, as well as stories that they’ve written themselves. This year’s event is also a benefit for the Redwood Empire Food Bank. Saturday, Dec. 11, at 7:30pm. The Glaser Center, 547 Mendocino Ave., Santa Rosa. $15–$20. 707.338.6013. ‘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 46 years. The Candy Cane Party after 1pm performances gives participants a chance to meet the cast, get their faces painted and take pictures. Saturday–Sunday, Dec. 11–12, at 1pm and 5pm. Marin Center, 10 Avenue of the Flags, San Rafael. $23–$37. $5 for Candy Cane Party. 415.499.6800. Holiday Treat Ross Valley Players present their annual show full of sing-alongs, music, dance and comedy. Thursday–Sunday, Dec. 16–19. Thursday–Saturday, 8pm; Sunday, 2pm. Ross Valley Players Barn Theatre. Marin Art & Garden Center, 30 Sir Francis Drake Boulevard, Ross. $10–$20; $45 family package. 415.456.9555. ‘The Nutcracker’ Santa Rosa Dance Theater presents its annual holiday show. Friday–Sunday, Dec. 17–19. Friday at 7pm; Saturday at 2pm and 7pm; Sunday at 2pm. Spreckels Performing Arts Center, 5409 Snyder Lane, Rohnert Park. $20– $25. 707.588.3400. ‘The Nutcracker’ Sebastopol Ballet presents 19th annual production, complete with 60 dancers and dancing unicorn. Friday–Sunday, Dec. 17–19. Friday at 7pm; Saturday at 2pm and 7pm; Sunday at 2pm. Analy High School, 6950 Analy Ave., Sebastopol. $10-$18. 707.576.3906. ‘Sophie & the Enchanted Toyshop’ Marin Dance Theatre performs this fulllength, 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. 18, at 1pm and 5pm; Teddy Bear Tea Party after matinee, $10. Marin Center, 10 Avenue of the Flags, San Rafael. $24–$34. 415.499.6800. ‘The Nutcracker’ The New York Times has called this performance of the great Russian Nutcracker “vibrant, whimsical, charming and brilliant.� The Moscow Ballet performs with unique settings, breathtaking costumes and original choreography. Saturday, Dec. 18, at 2pm and 7:30pm. Wells Fargo Center,
50 Mark West Springs Road, Santa Rosa. $27–$47. 707.546.3600. ‘Tapcracker’ Sherry Studio presents its 11th performance of a hilarious take on The Nutcracker. Saturday, Dec. 18, at 2pm and 5:30pm. Showcase Theater. Marin Center, 10 Avenue of the Flags, San Rafael. $12–$20. 415.499.6800. ‘The Nutcracker’ Napa Valley Regional Dance Company presents its 10th annual holiday recital. Saturday–Sunday, Dec. 18–19. Saturday at 2pm and 7pm; Sunday at 2pm. The Lincoln Theater. 100 California Dr, Yountville. $20–$30. 707.944.1300.
Fa La La La La La La La La: Music December Songs Los Angeles–based vocal group Sonos performs songs off their recent album, mixing traditional holiday favorites with innovative original compositions. Saturday, Nov. 20, at 7pm. Maria Carrillo High School Theater. 6975 Montecito Blvd., Santa Rosa. $15. 323.661.7802. Meals on Wheels Benefit Concert Bay Area singer Michelle Schmitt performs her second annual holiday concert to benefit the Meals on Wheels program. The show features songs from Schmitt’s new record that she and her band recorded this year, as well as some holiday classics. Thursday, Dec. 2, at 8pm. Throckmorton Theater, 142 Throckmorton Ave., Mill Valley. $20 general admission; $100 VIP admission. 415.383.9600. Big Bad Voodoo Daddy Archetypal swingers bring zoot-suit Christmas feel in special big-band holiday show. Tuesday, Dec. 7, at 8pm. Wells Fargo Center, 50 Mark West Springs Road, Santa Rosa. $37–$47. 707.546.3600. Renaissance Glory Since 1976, the Festival Consort’s musicians and singers have plucked the rhythms of Medieval times in this annual show. Soprano Carol Menke and countertenor Chris Fritzsche join an allotment of string players strumming from era-replicated instruments. Friday, Dec. 3, at 7:30pm (Petaluma Arts Center, 230 Lakeville St., Petaluma) and Sunday, Dec. 19, at 4pm (Church of the Incarnation, 550 Mendocino Ave., Santa Rosa). $15. 707.528.6370. Boogie Woogie Holiday Extravaganza World-renowned pianist Mitch Woods leads the boogie-woogie piano festival featuring four of his favorite pianists in a night full of foot-stompin’ music. Saturday, Dec. 4, at 8pm. Throckmorton Theater, 142 Throckmorton Ave., Mill Valley. $21–$30. 415.383.9600. Concerts by Candlelight Stephen McKersie conducts the Marin Symphony Chamber Chorus as chorus members will be situated in various points around the church, creating an antiphonal experience. Saturday–Sunday, Dec. 4–5. Saturday at 7:30pm; Sunday at 4pm. Church of Saint Raphael, 104 Fifth Ave., San Rafael. $25–$30. 415.479.8100. James Barbour Holiday Concert Dive into the holidays with award-winning
Âź70=3<0347>;830HB½ Christmas craftiness goes vintage at h2h hotel’s reusable-goods workshop on Nov. 27. See listing, p23. Broadway actor James Barbour, composer and musical director Scott Deturk and singer/ actor/dancer Kimberly Jensen. Sunday, Dec. 5, at 7pm. Throckmorton Theater, 142 Throckmorton Ave., Mill Valley. $30– $40. 415.383.9600. Christmas Jug Band Annual homegrown skiffle-style group play minitour of spirited shows. Thursday, Dec. 9, at Seahorse Restaurant, Sausalito; Monday, Dec. 13, at 142 Throckmorton Theater, Mill Valley; Friday, Dec. 17, at Palm Ballroom, San Rafael; Saturday, Dec. 18, at Mystic Theatre, Petaluma; and Tuesday–Wednesday, Dec 21–22 at the Woods, Mill Valley. Full info. and hijinks at www.christmasjugband.com. Raise the Youth The second annual Raise the Youth fundraiser features youth performances that highlight this year’s musical productions. The fundraiser benefits the Marin Youth Performers. Friday, Dec 10, at 7pm. Throckmorton Theater, 142 Throckmorton Ave., Mill Valley. $30 students, $60 adults. Tickets include wine bar, holiday treats and auction entry. 415.383.9600. 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. 11, at 8pm. 826 Middlefield Drive, Petaluma. $10–$15. 707.763.8920. Sing-Along Messiah Sixteenth annual event raises joyful noise, on-key and otherwise, to Handel’s indelible holiday tone poem. Saturday, Dec. 11, at 3pm. Sebastopol United Methodist Church, 500 N. Main St., Sebastopol. $6, individual; $15, family. 707.829.4797. The Yule Logs Marty, Kirt, Maurice and Jake play from their recently released sophomore album Walked with a Reindeer and their self-titled debut album featuring tracks like “Hanukkah Mambo.â€? Saturday, Dec. 11, at 10pm. Ravenous Cafe, 420 Center St., Healdsburg. 707.431.1302. A Chanticleer Christmas Come
celebrate this Bay Area tradition of Medieval and Renaissance works, traditional carols and moving spirituals. Sunday, Dec. 12, at 5pm. Napa Valley Opera House, 1030 Main St., Napa. 707.226.7372. Monday, Dec. 13, at 6pm and 8:30pm. St. Vincent Church, 35 Liberty St., Petaluma. $30–$48. 415.252.8589. A Smooth Jazz Christmas Twenty-ten marks the 13th anniversary of this event featuring Dave Koz with special guests Brian Culbertson, Candy Dulfer and Jonathan Butler, who is new to the show this year. Tuesday, Dec. 14, at 8pm. 50 Mark West Springs Road, Santa Rosa. $39.50–$69.50. 707.546.3600. BĂŠla Fleck & the Flecktones Jazz innovators take holiday music to a whole new level in the Holiday Tour featuring Alash, with pieces ranging from a banjoharmonic arrangement of “Christmas Time Is Hereâ€? to a virtuosic rendition of “Sleigh Ride.â€? Wednesday, Dec. 15, at 8pm. 50 Mark West Springs Road, Santa Rosa. $27.50– $67.50. 707.546.3600. Holly, Merry & Bright! Enjoy three concerts in one night as all of Napa High School’s choir classes perform holiday classics. Wednesday, Dec. 15, at 6:30pm. Lincoln Theater, 100 California Drive, Yountville. $20 general admission tickets. 707.253.3705. Singers Marin Six youth and adult choral ensembles sing seasonal songs both secular and sacred in this harmonious holiday tradition. This year’s performance highlights different global traditions and features Pacific Sticks percussion ensemble on world instruments. Sunday, Dec. 19, at 4pm. Marin Center’s Veterans Memorial Auditorium, 10 Avenue of the Flags, San Rafael. $20–$30; students and children halfprice. 415.499.6800. Christmas My Way World-renowned vocalist Paul Anka performs his own tunes alongside timeless holiday jingles. Wednesday, Dec. 22, at 8pm. 50 Mark West Springs Road, Santa Rosa. $45–$99. 707.546.3600.
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h, I get it. That incessant jingle-bell sound I hear all around me is not Santa in his sleigh, arriving early for a strategic, pre-Thanksgiving delivery. It’s local cash registers warming up for Black Friday, that annual day-afterThanksgiving milestone in which most retail businesses finally cross over from being in the red to be being in the black. Sure, we all hope our economy will recover soon, but all of this forced frivolity and predictably prepackaged proliferation of happy holiday hypnosis is enough to make any sane American snap his freaking tinsel. Yep. All of those plastic trees and canned music are impossible to escape. But there is one way to retain one’s sanity through it all. That’s by surrendering to the holidays, choosing one’s own path of descent into the all-consuming annual attitude people call “merry.� One way to ease into the madness is through the magic of theater. Fortunately, the North Bay theater community has lined up a heapin’ helpin’ of holiday entertainments to dazzle and amuse as we succumb to the siren call of Christmas. Let’s look at a few highlights, beginning with several variations on the same time-
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honored theme: Charles Dickens’ Christmas Carol. Like clockwork, Dickens’ inspirational ghost story appears every year, served up across the Bay Area like so many Christmas geese. Fortunately, which so many Carols competing for audience attention, North Bay theater artists always go above and beyond to bring something fresh and new to the story of nasty old Ebenezer Scrooge and his long Christmas Eve among the spirits. This year, all of them seem to be running concurrently, from Dec. 3 to Dec. 19. Let’s take them in alphabetical order. At the Imaginists Theater Collective, housed in a funky storefront at the edge of Juilliard Park in Santa Rosa, A Christmas Carol gets the taken-apart-and-put-back-together treatment the Imaginists have become known for. Few details have been released, but posters feature prominent images of chains (“I wear the chain I forged in life!�) and fire (hints of hellish damnation?), and local madman-mime Eliot Fintushel is a member of the cast, so it should be interesting. Odyssey Theater, now headquartered at the Spreckels Center in Rohnert Park, is offering up Christopher Durang’s twisted comedic spin-off of Carol titled Mrs. Bob Cratchit’s Wild Christmas Binge. A dark but funny alternative version of
the beloved tale, this variant directed by Carl Hamilton includes an obnoxiously goody-goody Tiny Tim, a Christmas Spirit who can’t do anything right and a surprise romance between Scrooge and the equally disgruntled Mrs. Cratchit. In Sebastopol, the Sonoma County Repertory Theater—long attached to Carol, having annually performed its own version to popular acclaim—is changing things up too, premiering a brand-new adaptation by playwright Jon Tracy, directed by Scott Phillips. The new version promises to ratchet up the emotion of the story with an even meaner Scrooge, a scarier Marley and no doubt an even more uplifting climax. (Say it with me: “God bless us, everyone!�) The best feature of the Christmas Carol production slotted to run Dec. 3–18 at the Cloverdale Performing Arts Center is that the show—employing another new adaptation, this one by Jerry Patch—will be the first to take place in the center’s long-planned new facility (really, really long—as long as Marley’s ponderous chain). It should be a great opportunity to visit the beautiful new building while the place still has that Christmas-y new-paint-and-carpet feeling. As crazy-glued on to the face of Christmas as A Christmas Carol is, there are other holiday tales just as permanently affixed on the end-of-the-year calendar. It’s a Wonderful Life continues to show up in various forms, and this year it’s Pegasus Theater with the most entertaining spin. Having found a new home at the historic Rio Nido Lodge (where Hollywood elite once gathered for some upstate R&R), Pegasus is taking us back to Christmas Eve, 1947, imagining a live radio broadcast of It’s a Wonderful Life, with music and sound effects to bring to life the story of manic-depressive George Bailey, who teams up with an inept angel to save Bedford Falls from the evil Mr. Potter. The show opens Dec. 3 and runs through Dec. 19. That old-time radio theme seems to be in the air at the moment, because not only has Sixth Street Playhouse just opened the much-loved 1940s Radio Hour, a radio-themed musical-comedy, on its main stage, the company will be bringing back last year’s smash holiday hit Ham for the Holidays. Written, directed and starring Shad Willingham, the slapstick farce takes place in a tiny radio station on Christmas Eve, where the ramshackle crew is waiting for the arrival of Orson Welles. Promising he’d lend his voice to the station’s new Christmas radio play, Welles’ presence looms large over the show, though he never technically shows up. What the dim-witted desperados do to fill his shoes is hysterically funny and, yes, even a bit heartwarming. And finally, speaking of returning traditions, after packing houses the last couple of years, local actor David Yen (aka Crumpet the elf ) now owns David Sedaris’ wicked SantaLand Diaries much in the way that Mr. Potter owns Bedford Falls. Once again directed by Argo Thompson, the naughty solo show—about one man’s elf-costumed foray into the world of a department-store Santa Land—will play in Marin and Sonoma counties. Beginning at the Marin Arts Gallery in San Rafael (Dec. 11 and 12), the show then moves to the Glaser Center for one night only on Dec. 17. Good for Crumpet. And good for us.
the wooden hero—snappily referred to as “N.C.� for today’s OMG lol kidz—viewer’s jaws will be on the f loor. Elle Fanning, who plays the little girl Mary in this catastrophe, turns up again in ‘Somewhere’ (December release). Sofia Coppola directs Fanning as the daughter reviving a jaded film star (Stephen Dorff ) cooling his heels at the Chateau Marmont. The concept is high as the hero’s beltbuckle in ‘Gulliver’s Travels’ (Dec. 22). Previews emphasize the contrivance of getting a nobody (Jack Black) to the isle of Lilliput, with the princess played by Emily Blunt. ‘Yogi Bear’ (Dec. 17) unites the drawling cartoon bruin with his old adversary Ranger Smith to foil a privatization scheme to sell Jellystone Park. Whatever happens, the real Yogi Berra is still alive.
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Arkansas, and the plains of Oklahoma, the ever-mysterious Sooner State. Can anyone who loves the “the rare, fragrant Dude,� in film critic David Thomson’s words, wait to see Bridges in the role? Meanwhile, in the world of CGI, Harry Potter survives the blitzing of Hogwarts— or does he? The cliffhanging ‘Harry Potter and the Deathly Hollows, Part 1’ (Nov. 19) aims to help the viewer forget that closure must wait until next July. Some new swashbuckling amid evangelizing fantasy may be present in ‘The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader’ (Dec. 10), while ‘Tron: Legacy’ (Dec. 17) is a retro-future sequel exploring the revived sentient video game, with its cold neon, hot cycles and the aforementioned Bridges as the inventor imprisoned in his creation. ‘The Illusionist’ (opening Dec. 25 in limited release) proposes a bolder use for (flat) animation: bring back Monsieur Hulot! Sylvain Chomet (The Triplets of Belleville) directs this never-produced script by the elegant and strange Jacques Tati, star of Monsieur Hulot’s Holiday. Nov. 24 sees the release of Disney’s ‘Tangled,’ a cartoon updating of the Rapunzel myth overseen by the utterly reliable John Lasseter of Pixar. All films mentioned are guaranteed to be in better shape than the ballet-free ‘Nutcracker’ (Nov. 24). John Turturro is the Rat King trying to enforce a thousandyear Reich by carrying out a toy shoah, complete with ovens and smokestacks. Like
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‘Burlesque’ (Nov. 24) and ‘Black Swan’ (December) have as their subject the travails of the stage. The first offers the glitz of Christine Aguilera and Cher as rivals in a cabaret. The latter, apparently a salute to Michael Powell’s Red Shoes, features the psychotropic reveries of Natalie Portman cracking under the strain of ballet, with director Darren Aronofsky (Requiem for a Dream) turning up the pressure. Romance has its chemical side in ‘Love & Other Drugs’ (Nov. 24) with Jake Gyllenhaal as a Viagra salesman in love with Anne Hathaway, while ‘I Love You Phillip Morris’ (December) sees Jim Carrey and Ewan McGregor taking bromance to its natural conclusion at last. Carrey is a closeted Texas cop who decides to bust his life open; McGregor is the prisoner with whom Carrey is a prisoner of love. As for the end of the year . . . From the director of Babel, we have ‘Biutiful,’ a guided tour of Barcelona trash dumps led by a semicriminal (Javier Bardem) dying horribly of prostate cancer. (It has its redemptive side.) Based on the celebrated play, ‘Rabbit Hole’ (Dec. 17 or 25) stars Aaron Eckhart and Nicole Kidman as parents dealing with the accidental death of their son. The new Mike Leigh film, ‘Another Year’ (Dec. 29), charting wintery dissatisfaction and autumnal humor, is opening just in time for Oscar qualification. The prospect of a new one by Leigh lightens the thought of a new year—of January floor sweepings and multiplexes clogged with ‘Little Fockers’ (Dec 25) . . . and looking at a title like that, one can only say the f-word aloud. THE BOHEMIAN
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All recurring headliners in their own right, the folk songwriters Lucy Kaplansky, John Gorka and Eliza Gilkyson perform together in Sebastopol this weekend under the banner of their supergroup trio Red Horse. A self-titled album released this year is testament to the three performers’ camaraderie, as each takes turns singing lead on another’s song, sad as they may be. “As songwriters, it’s much easier to write songs when we’re working through grief,� says Eliza Gilkyson. “Whenever I write a happy song, I just want to drop down and do 10 pushups for Jesus.� Balancing out the set are a few covers, including Neil Young’s “I am a Child� and a stunning version of “Wayfaring Stranger,� which Red Horse had better play live when they appear on Saturday, Nov. 20, at the Sebastopol Community Center. 390 Morris St., Sebastopol. 8pm. $28–$33. 707.823.1511.
It’s harvest season, which means you’ve got at least one friend who’s picking up extra work trimming buds in a secret warehouse a few days a week. Even though it sounds like great fun, this is not work for the impatient, and it takes a detailed kind of skill. This harvest season, we salute the many men and women trimming weed, especially when reggae singer Don Carlos has a curious interpretation of the work. In the eyes of the former singer of Black Uhuru, it is not your bro Danny manicuring the killer ganj, but Jah himself. “Jah shall clean out the bad weeds and separate them from the good,� Carlos sings on “Harvest Time,� “’cause the day of harvest is near.� It is hard to argue with Jah, but should Danny care to defend himself, he can raise the issue when Carlos performs on Friday, Nov. 19, at the Last Day Saloon. 120 Fifth St., Santa Rosa. 9pm. $17–$20. 707.545.5876.
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East Los Angeles often gets credit for launching the Chicano soul sound of the early 1970s, and with good reason. Thee Midniters, El Chicano, Tierra, War—the list of seminal groups to blare in the 1948 Chevy coupe while cruising down Whittier Boulevard goes on and on, and almost always leads back to Southern California. The major exception is Malo, whose 1972 debut launched the mega-hit “Suavecito� and planted San Francisco on the Latin-soul map. Featuring Jorge Santana (yes, Carlos’ brother), the band has undergone more lineup changes than Jessica Simpson’s had cosmetic surgeries, but the sound remains even into their fourth decade. Celebrate San Francisco’s Mission district in a 40th anniversary celebration when Malo play Saturday, Nov. 20, at the Uptown Theatre. 1350 Third St., Napa. 8pm. $25. 707.259.0333.
You’ve got your Lord-loving, Bible-toting friends and then you’ve got your God-decrying, Hitchens-quoting friends. And in an age of increased pressure to draw up battle lines, both political and spiritual, Marin resident Michael Krasny is brave enough to ask what all the fuss is about. Spiritual Envy: An Agnostic’s Quest is his 249-page love letter to those who’ve questioned the existence of God, come up with no hard evidence one way or the other and thrown up their hands in semi-satisfied surrender. The host of KQED 91.1-FM’s talk show Forum, Krasny tackles the big question in a poised book that’s part personal memoir, part dissertation and all courage. Try to convince your sparring friends to come along when Krasny appears on Tuesday, Nov. 23, at Book Passage. 51 Tamal Vista Blvd., Corte Madera. 7pm. Free. 415.927.0960.
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That debut ably balanced inf luences of Aphex Twin and Radiohead in a palatable context, and as such was featured this year on NPR’s All Songs Considered. When I play the record Wolch has just given me, however, I can’t help but think that Ira Glass would so not be into it. Fierce, lovely, earthen and human, The Strength of Weak Ties is by bounds the most accomplished release by Wolch and the strongest local release in years. Manipulating vintage Wurlitzer and Fender Rhodes keyboard sounds, exacting complex patterns from a live drum kit and singing forlornly about love and loss, Wolch has married the cerebral and the emotional in ways most will have probably thought didn’t exist anymore. Projects like this—especially from a talent as great as Wolch—used to readily find willing support in the golden era of the independent record label. But though independent labels are still flourishing, they’re unlikely to sign a band that hasn’t done a lot of preliminary legwork. In other words, if you haven’t toured the country three times, launched a massive viral marketing campaign and managed to stoke a substantial Pitchfork buzz on your own, don’t bother calling Matador Records. What of the idea that an artist needs space—and funding—to grow? No one can write good songs if tweeting the details of their band’s next show takes priority. “So many of our friends are in bands,� says Andy Pohl of Santa Rosa, “and they want to release something, but they just don’t have the means to.� This year, Pohl heard about Kickstarter from local band Mowz, who utilized the online funding platform to raise $2,735 for their CD, Every Sun Sings Its Own Song. “We made a big thing out of telling everyone else about it, for sure,� says Thomas Limper, adding that the money pledged online came mostly from friends, family members and fans. As is the Kickstarter model, each donation level came with rewards, from a signed copy of the CD ($20) to a handmade electric guitar ($1,000). Pohl, taken with the campaign, drew up an outline for a record label called Sell the Heart Records. It invoked successful independent labels of yore, promising commitment to artistry and inspiration from Fugazi. He hoped to raise $2,500. He failed. “But then we tried to be a little more focused,� Pohl says, “specifically for the Goodriddler record.� The subsequent campaign was a success, and Goodriddler’s vinyl EP will be released at an all-day extravaganza record-release show Nov. 27. The good part about the record is that it’s paid for up front, without the stress most bands feel of hustling to sell copies of their records in order to pay increasing credit-card bills from the pressing plant. But the even better part about it is that it’s an incredible suite of songs from the heart. “Nick’s a great guy,� Pohl says. “I can tell he’s passionate about what he’s playing. That to me is important. I dig his passion, and I’m behind it 100 percent.� Goodriddler plays with the Velvet Teen, Not to Reason Why, Snipers, Kindness and Lies, Low Five, Hanalei, Odd Bird and others on Saturday, Nov. 27, at the Arlene Francis Theatre. 99 Sixth St., Santa Rosa. 3pm. $7. No phone.
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Mahakaruna Buddhist Meditation Center Offers ongoing introductory and advanced classes. Weds at noon, Tues & Weds evenings 7:30-8:45pm Prayers for World Peace Sun - 10:30 - 11:45am Everyone welcome 304 Petaluma Blvd., North - Petaluma www.meditationinnorcal.org
Beit Ayin is proud to present: “Ani to Ayin: Self Transformation from Ego to Expansiveness” The Jewish Meditation Retreat of Sonoma County Led by the outstanding Rabbis Lavey Derby and Ethan Franzel, powerful sacred chant music by the Beit Ayin Band, OPEN TO ALL and includes yoga, nature hikes, drum circles, and delicious organic food. To register, and for more info www.beitayin.org or beitayin@pacbell.net
December 10-12, 2010 (with extended day of retreat through Dec 13th)
Walker Creek Ranch, Petaluma
Rocks and Clouds Zendo Rohatsu Sesshin 7 Day Meditation Retreat. Fri Dec 3 - Fri Dec 10. Email us with any questions: daterra@sonic.net or call 707-824-5647
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Thanksgiving morning 8:30 - 10:30. At Tone Studio 850 4th St. Santa Rosa. Yogis of all levels. Your generous donations help BrightHaven.org. Info: 707-843-1633
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