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THE LIFESTYLE MAGAZINE OF SAN BENITO COUNTY

JUNE 15, 2018

A supplement to the Hollister Free Lance

San Benito Arts Council changes lives

Inspiring Youth GARDEN MELONS P6 | WINE SIPS P13

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DREAMS PROJECT Assistant artist David Gutierrez volunteers at the Pinnacles Community School—offering year-round artistic workshops to at-risk youth.

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creativity The Dreams Project

BY KIMBERLY EWERTZ PHOTOGRAPHS BY DEBRA ESKINAZI

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rt, no matter the genre, provides a path of artistic expression. The path leading to Pinnacles Community School in Hollister, a multi-grade school for at-risk youth, is a lonely one, situated on the outskirts of the city and easily overlooked, but not anymore.

With two billboard-sized murals depicting portraits of Cesar Chavez and his partner, Dolores Huerta in the foreground, and the hills of Hollister as the backdrop, the small structure showcases works of artistic creativity not be overlooked.

Both murals are a creation of the students inside the school who are a small group of

Laine’s passion for the Dreams Project is derived from her belief that, “art has the power to transform lives.”

“I think I’m even more passionate about engaging those individuals and communities that don’t have easy access,” Laine said. “We very deliberately try to identify and connect with those communities in our area that are most underserved.”

A key aspect of the program is to offer a multi-disciplinary residency to the at-risk youth through the introduction of visual art, dance and poetry.

Sammy Ramirez, of the Animation Dance Community, is one of the artists involved in the project. When he was approached by the San Benito Arts Council two years ago he, “jumped at the chance.”

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sixth through 12th graders that were either expelled or who are on probation.

“I’m like the stomping ground to get them back into their comprehensive or traditional school,” Dr. Anne Marie Faria, lead teacher at Pinnacles, said. “So, they’re usually with me six months at the least, to a year. Our kids are the most at-risk kids on the streets.”

Two years ago, when Dr. Faria, who has served in her role for the past 21 years, was asked if she would like her students to participate in the Dreams Project, she was all in.

The Dreams Project offers year-round artistic workshops taught through an artisan residency program to the most underserved and at-risk youth.

“It’s a rotating residency program where we bring in professional teaching artists,” Jennifer Laine, Executive Director of the San Benito Arts Council, said.

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NEW IMAGE Pinnacles Community School student Hugo Soto, 16, contributed to this year’s on-site mural for the Dreams Project.

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beauty and competency,” Ramirez said. “It is an honor to feel like a proactive member of the community fighting for Hollister youth.

We believe in this county and what it offers.”

Amanda Chiado, Poet Teacher with the Dreams Program, believes that her greatest take-away from her involvement is “investing in our youth, especially those on the fringes.”

“The Dreams Project offers students, who may not otherwise be able to participate in the arts, a deeply meaningful experience of creating through poetry, muralism and the hip-hop dance,” Chiado said. “These experiences give students voice, power, and the knowledge that they can change their surroundings through their creative actions.”

Gavilan teacher and muralist, Arturo Rosette, was the first to take part in the project in 2010. The California Arts Council provided funding from the Community Foundation for San Benito County to launch a year-long residency with Rosette where he worked with the at-risk youth to design a digital mural project.

“These students really are our future,” Rosette said. “I believe so and so do my mural directors and

assistants. It is what we do: offer hope and inspiration to those that may need it.”

The first mural was an expression of the student’s dreams and hopes for the future.

“The students co-designed the mural, they came up with the ideas, the imagery, the content, that generated their own meaning to the project,” Laine said.

After 2010 the program lost funding but five years later the California Arts Council, the state art agency of California, launched a new initiative called the JUMP StArts Program, with the goal of engaging at-risk youths in the arts.

“We applied for funding and we re-launched the program and we appropriately titled it the Dreams Project back in 2015,” Laine said.

Through continued funding from the JUMP StArts Program, Laine, and the members of her team were able to expand the program to include Pinnacles Community School.

Providing this creative outlet to the students brings a level of excitement to the school’s staff and the students.

“They, as a group, decided which pieces they wanted to put in the mural,” Dr. Faria said. “So that mural is based upon their ➝ 12

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OUT & ABOUT

HOLLISTER

DOWNTOWN PARADE Don’t miss the fun and excitement of the Saddle Horse Show Downtown Parade. Enjoy marching bands, floats and horsemen and horsewomen— including some in the Old Vaquero Tradition. 2018 Miss San Benito Rodeo and various community groups will also be in attendance. The Downtown Parade is the kick off to a week of festivities leading up to the 85th San Benito County Saddle Horse Show and Rodeo. Saturday, June 16, 11am-1pm in Downtown Hollister. For more information, visit sanbenitocountyrodeo.com.

HOLLISTER

CAR SHOW Don’t miss Hollister’s annual vehicle gathering this Father’s Day weekend. Free to all entrants and spectators, this event features classic and antique muscle cars, trucks, boats, sports cars, hot rods and customs, motorcycles and more. Enjoy hot dogs, snacks and drinks while cruising the lot and viewing some of the area’s finest rides. Saturday, June 16, 9am-2pm at 790 Bolsa Road. For more information, call Rich Hershey at 831.637.0637 or visit tinyurl.com/y73e477p.

HOLLISTER

FLIGHT OF FANCY Enjoy a unique wine sampling experience at A Flight of Fancy Part 2.

Choose flights from 46 wines, including organic varieties and delicious local favorites. Light hors d’oeuvres will be served. Guests that prefer beer or non-alcoholic beverages will be accommodated with 40 different beers or a lineup of Coke products. Must be 21 to participate. Event is limited to 50 participants. Sample great wines Saturday, June 16, 1-5pm at The GardenShoppe, 364 Seventh St. Visit tinyurl.com/y76lb859.

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LOS LOBOS JUNE 15, 2018

Experience legendary band Los Lobos at Hollister Concerts at Pepper Tree Ranch. Be sure to take a look at Los Lobos’ Gates of Gold album, featuring the beautiful Pepper Tree Ranch. Opening performance by Ryan Scripps of Season 13 of NBC’s The Voice. Barbecue items, beer, wine and soda will be available for purchase. Saturday, June 16, 6:30-9:30pm at Pepper Tree Ranch, 500 John Smith Road. For information and tickets, visit hollisterconcerts.com.

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HOME AND GARDEN

Melons for miles

DISEASE-FREE In addition to being trellised, a layer of straw or sawdust

can be added under melons, to get them off the ground.

Classic cucurbits bloom in the summer garden JUNE 15, 2018

By KATE RUSSELL

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weet, juicy melons are a Morgan Hill gardening favorite. Easy to grow, productive and delicious, what’s not to love? To ensure a good harvest, May and June are the best months for melon planting.

Melons are members of the Cucurbit family, along with pumpkins, squashes, and even luffas!

There are two basic types of melon: watermelons and muskmelons.

Cantaloupe, casaba, honeydew, and canary melons are all muskmelons.

Melons grow on vines with both male and female flowers. Female flowers have a miniature fruit (ovary) at the base of each blossom. Male flowers generally appear first and usually only last for one

day. Melon pollen is very sticky, so honey bees must carry the pollen from one flower to the next.

Hand-pollination can also be used.

Melons are planted in 4-foot square mounds. Plant three to five seeds, 1-inch deep and 2 inches apart, into the middle of each hill. Water well. Once the seeds have sprouted into seedlings, snip the smallest plants off at ground level to avoid disturbing the remaining plant’s roots (and helpful soil microorganisms).

Melons need to be watered every two or three days during the peak of summer. Regular watering helps prevent fruit splitting. Side dress melon plants with aged compost and water it in during the growing season to improve both crop quantity and quality.

A layer of straw or sawdust can be added under melons, to get them off the ground. This helps prevent rotten areas, as well as insect damage and fungal disease.

Melons can also be grown in containers or trellised. Trellised fruit will need to be supported in miniature hammocks. A melon is ready to harvest when a slight crack appears around the stem. This is called the full slip stage. Crenshaw, casaba, and some honeydew varieties do not develop a slip. Casabas and honeydews can be stored for several weeks; other varieties are best eaten right away.

Melons are susceptible to the same problems as other cucurbits, including leaf spot, powdery mildew, downy mildews, mosaic virus, fusarium wilt, sudden wilt, verticillium wilt, and belly rot. Cutworms, cucumber beetles, aphids, leaf miners, leafhoppers, nematodes, wireworms, crickets, grasshoppers, beetles, squash bugs, spider mites, earwigs, stink bugs, whiteflies, and thrips may also try getting into your delicious melons, so be vigilant! Many of these problems can be avoided with row covers, diatomaceous earth, insecticidal soap, and crop rotation.

You may have heard a rumor about cross-pollination and melons, but pollination between different species does not occur.

What does happen is two different types of melon can cross-pollinate. That's how Crenshaw melons came about—Persian melons were crossed with casabas.

It just wouldn’t be summer in Morgan Hill without slicing through the hard outer rind of a melon and devouring the sweet, refreshing fruit within. Start yours today.

Kate Russell is a UCCE Master Gardener in Santa Clara County. For more information, visit mgsantaclara. ucanr.edu or call 408.282.3105 between 9:30am-12:30pm Monday through Friday.

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COMMUNITY EVENT

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All families in San Benito County are encouraged to participate in the 25th annual Kids at the Park free health and safety educational and discover local resources available to children in San Benito County. This event is sponsored by the Safe Kids Coalition of San Benito County in partnership with the City of Hollister Recreation. Learn about health and safety by interacting in activities that teach how to be healthy and safe. Enjoy giveaways, raffle prizes, bike helmet fittings, live entertainment and more. Wednesday, June 20, 10am-2pm at Dunne Memorial Park, 600 West St, Hollister. Visit hollister.ca.gov.

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HOLLISTER SOLSTICE DINNER Welcome summer in style with an intimate,

four-course dinner under the stars and mulberry trees at Calera Wine Company’s Summer Solstice Dinner. Enjoy wonderful

delectables from Louise Roybal’s barbeque and smoker paired with a selection of vineyard designate wines in this unique hillside location. Saturday, June 16, 6:309:30pm at Calera Wine Company, 11300 Cienega Road. Visit store. calerawine.com.

AMERICANA SOUL Catch Eric Morrison & The Mysteries, an original Americana-Soul-Jam band rooted in the trajectory of a west coast sound. Experience the sounds of electric guitars, blues, swamp rock, country influences and rhythm and blues with meaningful lyrical content and soul driven vocals. Saturday, June 16, 9pm-midnight at The Hollister

House, 500 San Benito St. Visit ericmorrisonandthemysteries.com.

BARBEQUE BUFFET Enjoy the view and a Father’s Day barbecue brunch buffet with Dad and the family at San Juan Oaks. Enjoy barbecue favorites including pork steaks, ribs, smoked salmon and Tri Tip along with classic morning starters. Sunday, June 17, 10am-2pm at San Juan Oaks Golf Club, 3825 Union Road.

Reservations required, call 831.636.6127.

FATHER’S DAY BRUNCH Celebrate fatherhood and make dad feel special with Father’s Day Brunch at The Grove. Enjoy an intimate and inviting atmosphere

Bring Dad and the family and enjoy a look at yesterday as costumed docents bring the past into the present. Meet early Californians including cattle drivers, mountain men, Civil War soldiers, pioneers, Victorian ladies, and more. Enjoy craft and cooking demonstrations and taste an old fashioned soda in saloon.

These activities and more Father’s Day Weekend, Sunday and Monday, June 17-18, 11am-4pm at San Juan Bautista State Historic Park, 19 Franklin St. For more information, call 831.623.4881.

and an inspired and delicious gourmet meal. Also enjoy live music by Isaiah Pickett from noon4pm. Reservations are required.

Sunday, June 17, 10am-5pm at The Grove, Léal Vineyards, 7511 Pacheco Pass Highway. For reservations, visit liveloveleal.com.

SAN JUAN BAUTISTA GARDEN YOGA Spend Thursday mornings releasing tension and stress at Yoga in the Garden.

This all-level yoga class hosted

by KULA Yoga will be held each Thursday in June and July. $15 drop in cost may be paid in advance or at the door. Thursday, June 21, 9-10am at Vertigo Coffee Roasters, 81 Fourth St. Visit kulayogasbc.com.

RAILROAD ADVENTURE

Treat Dad to a steam train ride and old-fashioned chuck wagon barbecue at Roaring Camp Railroads’ Father’s Day—Hats off to Dad. Each dad will receive an engineer’s cap and one lucky dad per train will be selected to ride in old-fashioned steam locomotive cab. Be on the lookout for notorious outlaws that may rob the steam train as it approaches Bear Mountain.

Sunday, June 17, 9am-5pm at Roaring Camp Railroads, 5401 Graham Hill Road, Felton. Visit roaringcamp.com.

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EQUESTRIAN RIDE Experience a rare opportunity to ride into Open Space Authority property normally closed to the public. Travel about 4-miles to the stone house and back, or continue up the ridge about 10 miles and have lunch on the ridge. Be prepared for creek crossings, rocks and steep terrain.

Bring lunch and water for yourself.

Saturday, June 16, Hikers leave at 9am, Equestrians at 10am at Henry W. Coe State Park Hunting Hollow Entrance and Parking Lot, Gilroy Hot Springs Road. RSVP is required, email Chere Bargar at chere.b@att.net. For information, visit tinyurl.com/ybq5v6lf.

LUMINARA FESTIVAL Light up the sky with messages of hope, love and remembrance written on a personal lantern at the Luminara Festival. Reconnect with loved ones through music, inspiring story and the lantern ceremony and enjoy live music, food trucks and more. Tickets include lantern with swag bag and inspirational message, children 12 and under enjoy free admission with parent or guardian. Saturday, June 16, 6-10pm at Morgan Hill Outdoor Sports Center, 16500 Condit Road. Visit picatic.com/ luminarafestivalsanjose. ➝ 11

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FAMILY FUN San Andreas Regional Center invites everyone to Family Fun Day in Hollister.

Enjoy a fun day for the entire family including arts and crafts, games, entertainment, popcorn and snow cones. Vendors from a variety of community service organizations will also be on hand to provide resources about their organizations. This is event is free

and open to all. Saturday, June 23, 11am-3pm at Vista Park Hill, 498 Hill Ct. Visit tinyurl.com/ycyplosk.

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9 Tasting. Experience global coffees, brewed in a variety of ways to unlock the flavors within each batch and learn how to brew the best cup of coffee. Each guest will receive a fresh batch of Kenz Coffee Roasters’ newest Ethiopian harvest. Saturday, June 16, 9-11am at Lion Ranch Vineyards & Winery, 645 W. San Martin Ave, San Martin. For tickets, visit lionranch.com.

DOG HIKE Join fellow dog owners and their canine companions for the Waggin’ Trails Dog Hike at Mt. Madonna and hit the trails after sunset to explore the redwoods. Wear layered clothes, sturdy shoes and bring flashlights. Saturday, June 16, 7-9pm at Mt. Madonna County Park, Redwood Grove Group Area, 7850 Pole Line Road, Watsonville. Call 408.842.2341.

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PROHIBITION PARTY

Experience an old fashioned speakeasy at the fourth annual Speakeasy: Prohibition Party. Enjoy custom cocktails, food and complimentary photos in front of a Prohibition-era restored car. Also enjoy dancing to 1910s-’30s-themed music, professional dance instruction and other surprises. Entry by secret password only, must be 21 or older. Saturday, June 23, 7-10pm at Hiram Morgan Hill House at Villa Mira Monte, 17860 Monterey St, Morgan Hill. Visit speakeasyparty.com.

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EVENTS COFFEE TASTING Discover the journey of coffee beans from farm to cup at Kenz Coffee Roasters

SUMMER CONCERT Enjoy a variety of complimentary live music acts at the 2018 Time for Wine summer concert series at Clos LaChance. Wine, by the glass and bottle, and beer will be available for purchase throughout the evening, no outside alcohol allowed. Food will be available for purchase and guests may bring picnics. Attendees must be 21+. Thursday, June 21, 5:309pm at Clos LaChance Winery, 1 Hummingbird Lane. For more information, visit clos.com.

HOLLISTER PRIDE Celebrate

ART CAMP Let the kids burn off some summer steam while traveling around the world through the arts at San Benito County Arts Council’s Going Global Summer Art Camp! At Papier Mache & Pinata Camp campers will learn the travels and cultures of the pinata, the history of papier mache and will create their own papier mache pinata in a condensed three-day workshop.

Basic supplies will be provided.

Tuesday-Thursday, June 26-28, 10am-noon for 5-7 year olds and 1-3pm for 8-12 year olds at ARTspace Annex, 217 Fifth St, Hollister. Visit tinyurl.com/ ybfxnqw8.

SUMMER DANCING Strap on dancing shoes and head to Dance @ Dunne, Fridays from MayJuly, part of the Summer Arts @ Dunne Program. Enjoy Zumba every Friday, 5:30-6:15pm, in addition to a new dance form each month. In May participants will dance the Hula following Zumba from 6:30-7:30pm. Do some summer dancing for free Fridays, through July 27, 5:307:30pm at Dunne Park, 600 West St, Hollister. VIsit tinyurl.com/ yb2ocbu9.

BOOK CLUB Join Boozy Bees Book Bonding to read and discuss fun books—without thinking too hard. The decision on which books will be read will be made at the first meeting. Bond with some boozy bee book readers Thursday, June 28, 6-8pm at The GardenShoppe, 364 Seventh St. Visit tinyurl.com/y7p44ae3/.

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FARM TOUR Join the Garden Variety Cheese Farm Tour and Cheese Tasting and learn where and how Garden Variety makes their award-winning cheeses and yogurt. Meet the flock of 100 dairy sheep while touring the milking parlor, cheesemaking facility and aging cave. Enjoy visiting with the sheep, pigs, chickens, ducks, dogs and cats,

and finish up the tour with a cheese tasting. Reservations are required. Saturday, June 16, 2:30-4:30pm at Garden Variety Cheese, 1481 San Miguel Canyon Road. Visit gardenvarietycheese. com/events.

ROMANTIC COMEDY Check out Michael Mitnick’s The Siegel, a new romantic comedy presented by City Lights Theater Company. In this fast-paced story Ethan Siegel is about to ask Alice’s parents for her hand in marriage, but runs into a few problems namely that Alice and Ethan broke up two years ago and she is now seeing someone else. Performances run through June 17, Thursday-Saturday at 8pm and Sundays at 2pm at City Lights Theatre Company, 529 S. Second St, San Jose. For more information and tickets, visit cltc.org/the-siegel.

Pride Month in Hollister at a very fabulous gathering celebrating diversity and acceptance. Enjoy a day full of art, food, games, prizes and pride goodies, as well as open minds, open hearts, support and love. LGBTQ+ members and allies of any age, gender, sexuality or background are encouraged to attend. The Hollister/San Benito County Pride Party will be held Saturday, June 23, 1-7pm at 544 San Benito St, Hollister.

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e’re blessed with so many wineries— each focusing on something unique. I love discovering new sips from the Valley to share.

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2017 AVER FAMILY GRENACHE BLANC, $35 Part of the Family Album series, the label bears a photo of Carolyn’s parents on their wedding day in 1953. A pure summer peach, white nectarine and apricot delight, this sensational nectarlike wine comes from Ron Siletto’s vineyard in San Benito.

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Breathtaking Views from Every Window CUSTOM HILLTOP HOME ~ Great value for 3Br/2.5Ba on 5 acres in paradise. Kitchen filled w/granite & large walk-in pantry. FR w/vaulted ceiling. Large master w/FP & French doors to deck.

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3 Bedrooms / 2 Baths This wonderful home sits on 1 acre in Prunedale with a secluded setting and spectacular views. The front windows give the home an open and bright feeling. Features include a beautiful kitchen with tile countertops, wood cabinetry and lots of counter space. 3 bedrooms plus an office, vinyl and carpet throughout. This home has such a wonderful feel to it that you may never want to leave.

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