Fresno Flyer Vol 2 No 4 by Fresno Flyer

EDITOR’S NOTE

he older I get the more I realize that I enjoy drinks that thump hard. And I don’t mean with the alcohol content. This is about flavor, a hearty, robust punch that snatches the breath right out of your lungs and washes your mouth in a bite that reminds you that you still have a pulse. It’s IPAs and whiskey neat. Not just any whiskey, but bourbons and batches brewed in double charred barrels. These are for the days when life does its best to press you into the ground, but it doesn’t succeed because you pushed back with a “Piss Off” stare and a fervent display of the bird. And if you’re really lucky, you’ll have that drink in hand as you bite down on the end of a Robusto cigar. Cigars. Now there’s a topic I wish we left space for in this edition of the Flyer. Maybe next year. The point is, as much as I can tango in the conversation of a good ale or brew, it’s a love I don’t keep as my own. Culturally, we adore the stuff. Whether you’re more of a wine drinker, cocktail connoisseur, or prefer your beers in red

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solo cups with a ping pong ball swishing around in it, we damn near can’t get enough. Which is sort of the point of this issue, we know it’s a universal love affair and we’re here to celebrate that. BUT. (yes, this is where I act my age and show some responsibility) Being an adult sucks sometimes, but it happens to suck even more when the lack of foresight ruins a life. If you’re going to drink, do with it class and handle with care. And if it’s one of those times to throw down like a savage and make legendary bad decisions, don’t make driving drunk one of them. Is a $10 Uber ride really that bad? Don’t be THAT guy. Or girl. Be the legend, not the asshat. And while we’re on the subject, stop telling your friends where the DUI Checkpoints are and to ‘watch out’. If they have to ‘watch out’ that means they’re probably drunk. AND driving. You’re not doing anyone any favors except perpetuating bad habits. OK. PSA over. Moral of this note, stay classy you beautiful S.O.B.s Now, bottoms up. Cheers.

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Art. Science. Craft Beer. 411 Broadway Ales & Spirits talk Sour Beers, Brewing, and the Grand Opening. by Lisa Talley lisa@fresnoflyer.com

t’s hot. I mean slow-roasting-inside-anoven-while-wearing-a-fur-coat hot. And to top it off, the humidity is packing a punch so heavy it’s hard enough to knock Mayweather onto the canvas. One of two roll-up doors is halfway open and the only breeze drifting through the place is the muggy breath escaping my nostrils. And as I stand, positively melting like the Wicked Witch of the West, I realize that in spite of it all, I’m smiling. The building of 411 Broadway is ripe with excitement. Two massive Letina tanks flank the far wall, patio tables - waiting to be assembled - stack next to the tanks, and vintage wooden barrels huddle in the middle of the room. Sure, it’s bare-bones now, but come October 27th it’s going to be a full-fledged microbrewery and a longtime dream-come-true for Co-Founder, Joseph Soleno. “I’ve been home brewing since I was a teenager. I got my foot in the door with a local brew pub scrubbing floors, cleaning filters, cleaning the tanks and learning the tricks of the trade,” shares Soleno. The enthusiasm radiates through his smile. In fact, there may not have been single a moment Soleno didn’t grin ear-toear while talking about his new venture. Even more, once I get him talking about the process of brewing he about loses me in the dust of palpable anticipation. “We’re going to focus mainly on sour beers. A lot of that comes from bacteria naturally found in oak and micro-flora in the air so we’ll be using oak vessels for fermentation,” says Soleno. If you had to reread that last paragraph, don’t worry, I’ll help fill in the blanks. Sour beers are a category of brews that express a sour or tart flavor. The brewing process for these types of beers typically uses some of the oldest methods in existence. Modern brewing techniques of today use sterile environments to reduce the risk of unwanted yeast strains. It’s important to most brewers to control every stage of the brewing process, but for Soleno, this is where he wants some variation. Sour beers achieve their unique flavors by allowing wild yeast to develop into the brew, and this is accomplished by utilizing open fermentation methods. Soleno further explains, “The difference between a sour beer and a regular beer people are used to these days is that a regular beer uses a yeast strain called Saccharomyces Cerevisiae. You can actually get different varieties of this [to] produce

different flavors but if you look at it under a microscope, it’s the same type of yeast. What we’ll be using is like a symbiotic type relationship between yeast and bacteria. We’ll be using the typical strain that regular breweries use but we’ll also be using different bacteria like Pediococcus, Lactobacillus, and a wild yeast strain called Brettanomyces. If you can balance all of these bacterias just right, you can come up with some really tasty beers.” The two Letina tanks sitting in 411

Juan Martinez Jr. And Joseph, of course, maintains the title of resident Head Brewer. Plans for a distillery are also in the works. However, because the paperwork is just as intensive as the that for the brewery, it’s still another 6 to 9 months in the making. Although part of the original plan for 411 Broadway, they found that the process could hold them in limbo for an additional year before getting the clearance to open. So, instead of making everyone wait, they opted to start with the brewery first and then

sight. “Brewing is a lot of science, but a lot of it is actually art. The ability to express myself through brewing is pretty rewarding; then to have people try it and actually enjoy it, that’s what’s really gratifying,” Soleno shares. After all the years of cutting his teeth on scrubbing floors, cleaning tanks, and brewing for others, he’s ready to step out on his own with the support of his family and his original brews carving the path ahead. Craft beer is a love affair. Between the drinkers and the makers, everyone can agree that the fandom is real. Get ready, because 411 Broadway Ales & Spirits is about to bring yet another unique and original experience to the Central Valley. Follow 411 Broadway Ales & Spirits on Facebook @411BroadwayBrew for up to date information and details about their grand opening.

SOUR BEER TYPES

Brewmaster Joseph Soleno with his father Daniel Soleno

Broadway Ales & Spirits are actually open top fermenter tanks. The floating lids allow the air to penetrate the brew so that microoxygenation can occur. Letting go of some of the control in the brewing process is what makes open fermentation both exhilarating and unpredictable. Some brewers find the unpredictability risky and traditionally opt for a more predictable outcome. Joseph Soleno isn’t intimidated, on the contrary, he’s been working long and hard for this opportunity. “As soon as I turned 21, I enrolled at UC Davis for their fermentation science program; I learned most of the art there. Afterward, I was picked up by Rogue Ales & Spirits in Oregon where I learned a lot about large-scale brewing. And then I did a stint at Dust Bowl, then went to Sequoia and now, Riley’s [Brewing Co],” he continued. Soleno also has the support of his family who has taken up business with him in 411 Broadway Ales & Spirits. Daniel Soleno, Joseph’s father, will be taking on domestic and international sales. Joseph’s twin brother, Joshua, handles the graphic design and marketing with the help of

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incorporate the distillery later. And do you know what they have planned for the distillery? Brace yourself. Absinthe and akvavit. Go big or go home, right? They also have plans for whiskey and non-aged spirits like gin and vodka. But you’ll have to keep in touch with them for the official launch dates on those. The space inside 411 Broadway’s building will be largely dedicated to production due to the positive response they’ve already received. For the sit-down crowd, there is also a 4,000 sq ft space behind the building that will be used to establish a beer garden. The team is launching a Kickstarter campaign in order to raise the last of the funds needed to finish renovations and decor. The campaign will offer rewards like a VIP invite to their soft opening one week before their grand opening. The Kickstarter campaign will be announced on their Facebook page as soon as it launches. Parking has been a common question for the brewery; the team has been working with Fresno PD and the Downtown Fresno Partnership on the topic of safety. If that isn’t a confidence builder, then maybe free parking will be; there isn’t a meter in

LAMBIC: A mixture of typically 2 or more beers, this brew is a Belgian Wheat. Typically brewed in the winter as the summer months produce unfavorable organisms that can spoil the beer. Fermentation occurs in chestnut or oak barrels. Traditionally aged for at least year and upwards to several years. Many Lambics include fruit accents like cherry and provide a dry/cider flavor. Types of Lambics include Gueuze, Mars, Faro, Kriek, and Fruit. FLANDERS: Belgium ale packing a moderate to strong sour taste. This beer favors heartier fruit flavors like raspberry and oranges finished with spice in the red ales while brown produces notes of raisins and plums. Considered the most ‘wine-like’ of all beers. GOSE: German wheat beer with strong salty characteristics due to the use of sea salt and coriander, and also a punchy lemon sourness. Contains low hop bitterness complemented with a dry finish. BERLINER WEISSE: German wheat beer with minimal color which gives its name ‘Berlin White’. Low alcohol content of about 3%. Sour flavor is one of the more subtle out of all the sour beers. AMERICAN WILD ALE: American take on the sour beer profiles, but without any defining rules that guide this brew as a particular style. Sour notes are that of a barnyard and earthy characteristic, which can be strange yet interesting. Most appreciated by those with an acquired taste.

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DOWNTOWN FRESNO ALE TRAIL I

n two years’ time, downtown Fresno’s craft beer scene has experienced momentous growth. Two established and flourishing breweries – Tioga-Sequoia Brewing Co. and Full Circle Brewing Co. – have cemented themselves as not only downtown anchors, but game-changers in the craft beer world. Over the course of the next few months, three new breweries will open up in downtown Fresno – HOP PK, 411 Broadway Spirits & Ales, and Zack’s Brewing Company. These five breweries will form a community focused on advancing

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Fresno’s craft beer scene and expanding the newly-formed Brewery District. Encompassing downtown’s distinctive energy; these breweries represent a spirit you’ll find along Fresno’s streets, with flavors you can’t get anywhere else. In March the Downtown Fresno Partnership (DFP) announced the Downtown Fresno Ale Trail as an experience completely unique to downtown Fresno. Designed for locals and visitors alike, the Ale Trail will be comprised of these five craft breweries, and will officially open this fall. So, grab a drinking buddy, maybe

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even a hiking buddy, and join in for this authentically Fresno activity. Start by picking up a passport at one of the five breweries; visit each stop on the trail tracking your travels and collecting a stamp. Once you have them all, turn in your passport for a limited-edition Downtown Fresno Ale Trail prize. And, if you can’t wait to test out the trail, catch a sneak peek at the Fulton Street Party, happening October 21. This event will feature a car cruise, exclusive pop-up shops, drink and food specials from Fulton restaurants, live music and

street art, and the chance to meet the brewers and sample the beers of the Ale Trail. Head over to DFP’s Facebook page @DowntownFresno for more info on this event. For more info about each of these breweries, and the opening of the Downtown Fresno Ale Trail, stay updated on all things brewing by following along on Facebook and Instagram @DowntownFresnoAleTrail. -Photography credit: MEZA FILMS

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Brew Guide

FITNESS 101

VALLEY WIDE CRAFT BREWERS

Fresno Pine & Palm Brewing Microbrewery brewing IPAs, Sessions, and a rich Porter. 352 W Bedford Ave, # 111 www.facebook.com/PineandPalm 411 Broadway Ales and Spirits 411 Broadway St, Fresno www.facebook. com/411BroadwayBrew Tioga Sequoia Local craft beer with monthly events like live music, art shows, and food trucks. 745 Fulton St, Fresno (559) 486-2337 www.tiogasequoia.com Mad Duck Tavern featuring its own small-batch brews, burgers & more. 3085 E Campus Pointe Dr, Fresno (559) 325-3825 www.madduckcraft.com Tactical Ops 2985 N Burl Ave, Fresno (559) 313-8759 www.tacticalopsbrewing.com Full Circle Brewing Microbrewery making beer & special drinks. Includes a bar & regular entertainment. 620 F St, Fresno (559) 264-6323 www.facebook.com/FullCircleBrewingCo Sequoia Brewing Company Award winning ales and lagers, great food and a full bar with patio. 777 East Olive Avenue, Fresno (559) 264-5521 www.sequoiabrewing.com HoP/PK Gastro Pub (Coming Soon) House of Pendragon teams up with Pita Kabob 820 Van Ness Ave Fresno www.facebook.com/hoppk

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The Key To Weight Loss

House of Pendragon Clovis Tasting Room - Wide spectrum of beers in a cozy location with patio, welcomes dogs. 1345 N Willow Ave, Clovis (559) 346-7786 www.hopbeer.com Riley’s Brew Pub Handcrafted ales, lagers and delicious food. 2674 Owens Mountain Pkwy, Clovis (559) 862-2925 www.facebook.com/rileysbrewpub Zone 9 Taproom that serves a variety of American craft beer made with the freshest ingredients. 1450 Tollhouse Rd #105, Clovis (559) 260-0539 www.zone9brewing.com

Sanger House of Pendragon Dragon’s Lair - Casual setting among the brewing equipment and grain sacks for seating. 1849 Industrial Way #103 Sanger (Fri & Sat check social media for up to date info) www.hopbeer.com

Madera Three Monkeys Quality brews since October 2013. Brown Barrel Ale, Tres Vaqueros Amber Ale, American Pale Ale, Gold Monkey IPA, Red Monkey Irish-Style Ale & merchandise. 455 S Pine St #104, Madera, 93637 (559) 363-2709 www.3monkeysbrewing.com

Clovis

Riley’s Brewing Co. Specialty craft beer, hard root beer, orange cream and spiced ale and more. 28777 Avenue 15-1/2 Madera (559) 673-8021 www.rileysbrewing.com

559 Beer 1465 Tollhouse Road Clovis (559) 473-1875 www.559.beer

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Visalia BarrelHouse Brewing Large taproom weighing in at over 12,000 sqft, featuring two stages, a massive outdoor space, twenty-six taps of BarrelHouse beers and more. 521 E Main St, Visalia, 93292 (559) 713-6690 www.barrelhousebrewing.com Sequoia Brewing Company 124 W Main St, Visalia 93291 (559) 627-2537 www.sequoiabrewing.com

Oakhurst South Gate Brewing This brew house beer is handcrafted in small-batches; it includes pub style seating and dining area, perfect place to enjoy a pint. 40233 Enterprise Dr, Oakhurst (559) 692-2739 www.southgatebrewco.com Oakhurst Spirits Distillery, Tasting Room, Gifts & More. 40300 Greenwood Way, Oakhurst (559) 641-5400 www.oakhurstspirits.com

Exeter Rocky Hill Brewing 20147 Ave. 306 Exeter (559) 592-4594 www.facebook.com/rockyhillbrewing

Tulare

Kaweah Brewing Co. Brewing brown ale, IPAs, stouts, barrel-aged beers, and specialty beers 1054 E Walnut Ave Tulare www.facebook.com/kaweahbrewingco

hen it comes to weight loss and fitness goals, the key is consistency. The secret isn’t hidden in a special diet, training regimen, or gym; it’s all about not stopping. It’s very common to see someone start their journey by eating healthy, going to the gym, becoming more active and over 2 months, lose some weight. Then, they stop working out and gain the weight back. Why? The answer is simple; they lacked consistency. Let’s take a deeper look at what went wrong. What’s better? To lose 20 pounds in 2 months going 100 mph in the gym only to gain it back as soon as you stop? Or to go 50 mph for 12 months, lose those 20 pounds or more, and keep them off forever? Sometimes, the desire to achieve that goal is what ends up holding people back. Here’s another important question; how long did it take to put on the weight? Weeks, months, years? How many meals during that time were unhealthy? How many hours were spent sitting down? When those numbers are properly looked at, it’s obvious that it didn’t happen overnight. Expecting the body to change drastically in 8 weeks, and to stay that way, is very unrealistic. The human body can change a lot in 8 weeks, but if it was treated poorly and beaten down, eventually it will say “no more” and revert back to the starting point. So, instead, it’s better to start slowly and to build good habits, making sure to continue building on those good habits over time. If you’re not sure where to start, try this: Drink water instead of soda or juice. If it comes in a sealed bag or sealed box, it isn’t real food, stay away from it. Move daily for 30 minutes and most importantly, eat vegetables with every meal, like grandma always said.

Jesus Gonzalez is a NASM Certified Personal Trainer located in Madera, CA. He can be contacted at (559) 9337137.

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Answers to last issue’s puzzles on page 19

Fun Facts The Drink Edition

1. Egypt was likely the first civilization to tax beer. Queen Cleopatra imposed a tax on beer in order, she claimed, to discourage public drunkenness, though it is widely believed that the tax was actually used to raise money to fund war with Rome. 2. Jameson sells more Irish whiskey than all other Irish producers combined. Nearly half of all Jameson, $1.8 billion annually, is sold in the U.S., where it sells 13 times more whiskey than its closest competitor. 3. John D. Rockefeller and Andrew Carnegie, two extremely wealthy entrepreneurs, joked by sending each other Christmas gifts. Rockefeller sent Carnegie a cardboard vest to make fun of his poor childhood. In return, Carnegie sent a fine whiskey to Rockefeller, a devout Baptist who had given up drinking.

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United States. According to a 2016 Gallup poll, 43% of 4. Both “Whisky” and “Whiskey” spellings are correct. Whisky is specific to Scotch Whisky, and Whiskey is Irish. Americans who drink alcohol say they prefer beer (32% say wine and 20% say liquor). In 2015, the federal government collected $3.6 billion in excise taxes on domestic and 5. Many years ago in England, pub frequenters had a imported beer alone. whistle baked into the rim, or handle, of their ceramic cups. When they needed a refill, they used the whistle to get some service. ‘Wet your whistle’ is the phrase inspired 10. The ancient Babylonians were the first to brew. In fact, by this practice. they took their so seriously, that if you brewed a bad batch your punishment was to be drowned in it. 6. IPA’s were originally delivered by the British to their 11. In the middle ages clean water was often difficult to troops in India. India Pale Ales were highly hopped & highly alcoholic to preserve the beer during its long voyage. find. Many people chose to drink beer instead because the alcohol made it safer than water. 7. When Teddy Roosevelt was a young child, doctors prescribed him whiskey and cigars as various methods to help 12. To help pay for the Civil War, Congress imposed an excise tax on beer. The Revenue Act of 1862, signed into relieve his severe asthma. law by President Lincoln, included a tax on “all beer, lager 8. In English pubs, ale is ordered by pints and quarts… So beer, ale, porter, and other similar fermented liquors, by in old England, when customers got unruly, the bartender whatever name such liquors may be called.” It may not would yell at them ‘Mind your pints and quarts, and settle be popular but taxing beer wasn’t a bad idea from an down.’ It’s where we get the phrase ‘mind your P’s and Q’s’ economic standpoint: today, more than $48.5 billion in tax revenue is generated by the production and sale of beer and other malt beverages in the United States. 9. Beer is the most popular alcoholic beverage in the

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GET YOUR GRUB ON LOCAL EATS AND TREATS

Warm Weather Entertaining:

Sanoma Wine Tasting and Cooking Lesson (StatePoint) Welcome warm weather by Cook Together gathering friends and family. If you are looking to create a memorable evening, After tasting wines, show off your hosting consider entertaining guests at home with an skills by leading a group cooking lesson. This instructional wine tasting and cooking lesson. is an entertaining way to test your guests’ skills in the kitchen. An easy group-friendly recipe is delicious Pizzettas (mini pizza rolls). Wine Tasting Developed by the St. Francis Winery and Keep it classic when buying wines for your Vineyards Culinary Team. This appetizer tasting. Choose a winery that produces pairs perfectly with the Reserve Merlot. varietals that best showcase its wine region and can be enjoyed by every level of wine drinker. One great choice is St. Francis Winery and Vineyards, a leader in producing top-quality, sustainable wines from mountain and valley vineyards in Sonoma County, CA. Committed to producing the best wines possible while protecting the environment, St. Francis Winery has established eco-friendly farming practices to create luscious, fruit-driven wines that highlight the terroir of Sonoma County. Select from a range of crisp whites such as Sauvignon Blanc or Chardonnay to juicy Merlot or spicy Zinfandel. If you are looking to treat your guests, try the 2014 Sonoma Valley Reserve Merlot (SRP $39.99), a lush wine with spicy aromas of berry, licorice and sage. During the tasting, instruct guests to swirl, smell and sip wines. They will be able to pick out certain aromatics of soil and fruit of the region. “Clean air and water, rolling hills, diverse soils and sustainable vineyards are captured in the wines from Sonoma, giving your guests a sense of place while tasting,” explained Christopher W. Silva, CEO and president of St. Francis Winery and Vineyards.

Ingredients: Serves 6 6 Italian sausages, cooked 1 package puff pastry 1 egg, slightly beaten 1/2 cup marinara sauce 1/2 cup grated Parmesan cheese Preparation: Preheat oven to 450 degrees. On a floured board, roll out the puff pastry until 1/6 inch thick. Wrap each sausage in a piece of the puff pastry. Add a few drops of water to the egg. Seal the roll and brush the egg wash over each roll. Spray a cookie rack with non-stick spray. Place rack on a cookie sheet. Place the sausages on the rack and bake in oven for 20 minutes or until the puff pastry is golden brown. Let the sausage cool to room temperature. Slice the sausage into rounds about 1/8 inch thick. Arrange slices on a serving platter. Place a dollop of the marinara on the sausage rounds and sprinkle with Parmesan cheese Heat rounds in the oven until the cheese becomes soft. Photo by: (c) Mirko - Fotolia.com

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For The Love Of by Saeed Alkurdi @kurshjak

Whiskey

hiskey, or whisky; depending on where you get your supply, is a spirit whose name is derived from the ancient Gaelic language meaning ‘Water of Life’. This distilled spirit has a complex and intricate history, which is just another way to say boring. Let’s face it if you wanted to read about the history of whiskey you’d Google it in your spare time and probably already have. The same goes for making whiskey and all its various flavors. No, let’s talk about something more important. What whiskey is used for, how it’s classified and what to be aware of when buying it. First and foremost, let’s begin with classifying our whiskey. Whiskey has four distinct categories with the first being dog piss, or Well Whiskey, as it’s called in the common tongue. It is a harsh brew, and by that I mean it has a very unpleasant beginning, middle, and after taste. Typical symptoms of stewing your mouth in this type of yak spit do include but are not limited to, an extremely hot burning

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sensation from mouth to the throat to the stomach, scorching sinuses, a strong desire to throw your glass, and an overwhelming need to overthrow your current government. What is this dog piss made of you ask? You mean besides the anguished tears and broken dreams of orphans and widows? It’s made from cheap grain. The absolute cheapest that whiskey makers rank as barely legal to sell. It’s made in massive quantities at less than reputable distilling and bottling facilities which may or may not participate in fair and legal hiring practices and follow few if any, hygiene standards. The distilling, bottling, and labeling of this product fulfill the bare minimum of qualifications to be called whiskey as well as safe enough for consumption. There are high amounts of coloring and artificial flavoring added to make this product look and taste like something you would voluntarily put in your mouth. When should you consume this vile product? Typical events include divorce (if

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the settlement didn’t go your way), breakups (bands or relationships) if you have less than $21.67 in your checking account, the death of a friend, family member or pet, and tax time. Where is this brew typically found? First of all, you don’t find it, it finds you. But in rare cases, you may get a glimpse of a bottle at your local bartender’s rail rack or perhaps covered in a thick layer of dust in some run down bodega. The labels and names sometimes change from location to location, but it’s all the same. Consume at your own risk in limited quantities and always with a mixer over ice. Moving up the ladder we have our next sector of whiskey; the standard shelf. This shelf typically holds the more popular brands such as Jack Daniels, Maker’s Mark, Jameson... etc. These are the sturdy ‘StandBy-Me’ distilled spirits. They are made by people who have standards when it comes to purchasing grain, distilling mash, aging, bottling, and packaging. Each of them has cultivated a following from parts of the world by creating a taste that the masses can enjoy. Some of these spirits do still have coloring and flavorings added, but in far fewer amounts than the aforementioned Well Whiskey. Typical events for consumption of the standard shelf whiskey include the first drink of the weekend, second drink of the weekend, game-night with friends, Mondays, anytime you want to drink with dignity and self-respect, and finally, when you want to taste something that isn’t drowning in mixers and ice. Now, climbing up the next rung in our ladder we come to the small batch or craft whiskey brands. Craft whiskey is selective about everything it does from top to bottom. From the grain to distillation to bottling, it has all been carefully crafted to create a distinct experience when consumed. Coloring or artificial flavors are hardly found, if ever, in craft whiskey. These spirits are typically done with as a little processing as possible to give the whiskey a more mellow and natural taste. Because of this, most craft whiskeys are extremely smooth and deliver the taste of alcohol with very little harshness. In fact, any harshness at all is probably there by design. Typical events of consumption include family celebrations, sports team championships, first

dates, finding out that you’re not the baby daddy, promotions, vacations, and finally, whenever you can afford it. Bottles typically range from $35 to $70 for a standard size. Craft whiskey is an investment for those looking to drink for the purpose of flavor and experience. It’s something meant more for the special occasion and over exposure would cause it to lose its gravitas. The best way to experiment in the world of craft whiskey is through whiskey tasting festivals and events where a variety of vendors come with a plethora of samples to try either neat or in cocktails. Lastly, we arrive at the highest shelf; the ultra craft and the limited editions. Ultra craft whiskey is craft whiskey on steroids. Everything is just like craft whiskey only better, but in most cases not by much and certainly not enough for the average person to appreciate or enjoy. You’d have to have a refined pallet that has been developing for years to truly enjoy an ultra craft whiskey. If you drink every day for taste alone and have an overly saturated bank account then you may one day develop a pallet refined enough to appreciate the ultra craft. Until then, leave it to the professionals and rich douche bags. Typical reasons or events for drinking an ultra craft, you’re an elitist prick with a huge ego, divorce (when the settlement goes your way) if you literally love to taste whiskey every day, winning the lottery, winning your personal injury case, retirement, and when someone else bought it. Typical bottles of ultra craft whiskey go for $75 to $125 for standard bottles. I did mention the limited editions as being part of the ultra craft spirits, but the only difference between the two is that one is collectible and the other is not. I’ve sampled a few collectible bottles of whiskey and to be honest, I found them to be less than or equal to many craft spirits. In my opinion, they aren’t worth what they’re being sold for. One final note for you, my reader, and that is if any of you contend that Fireball Whiskey is something truly great I would urge you to find professional help and then call your parents. Tell them you’re sorry, for everything. Now if you excuse me this bottle of Woodford Reserve needs some tending to.

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Find Out What’s Going on in Your Neck of the Woods. Lobos Friday, August This Week Los Next Week 25 at 9 PM Fulton 55 875 Divisadero St, Fresno August 24 - 39 Aug 31 - Sept 6 3rd Annual Padrinos Clay

Shoot Saturday, August 26 Chris Stapleton Thursday, Movies in the Park: Moana at 9 AM - 1 PM The Guilds of August 31 at 7 PM Save Mart August 25th 8 PM - 11 PM Center 2650 E Shaw Ave, Lions Town And Country Park, Valley Children’s 9300 Valley Children’s Place, Fresno. Madera. Madera files.constantcontact. com Advised iLL Presents: Lip Do you have what it takes Sync Battle: hosted by the Box to become a MONSTER? The Scotty McCreery Saturday, at Fulton 55 Thursday, August Fresno Monsters and Head August 26 at 7 PM - 10 PM 31 at 9 PM Fulton 55 875 Coach Kevin Kaminski are holding the 2017-18’ season CHUKCHANSI GOLD RESORT Divisadero St, Fresno. & CASINO 711 Lucky Ln, Open Camp on August 25 & Coarsegold. chukchansigold. 80s Dance Party - Max Head26th in Fresno, CA at Gateshoware.com room Friday, September 1 at way Ice Center. Cost:$175 -Includes Jersey -Guaranteed 5 PM - 10 PM ApCal 32749 3 games For more information Leyendas del Pueblo Satur- Avenue 7, Madera day, August 26 at 8 PM - 2 AM contact Kevin Kaminski at Chill: desserts, shopping & kkaminski@fresnomonsters. Rainbow Ballroom- Empresa more Friday, September 1 at com or call the Front Office at Valdivia 1725 Broadway St, 5 PM - 10 PM Tioga Sequoia 559.549.4849 Fresno. Brewing Company 745 Fulton Kinzie Rose @ Azteca Theater Under The Night Sky 2017 St, Fresno. CHILL is back! Friday, August 25 at 8 AM Az- Saturday, August 26 at 8 PM Enjoy fantastic desserts, shop from local vendors, teca Theater 838 F St, Fresno. - 2 AM Azteca Theater 838 F St, Fresno. Intense Visual munch from delicious local www.bandsintown.com Production I Beautiful Venue food trucks and drink that I Multiple Genres of Dance great Tioga Sequoia Brewing 57th Annual Greek Fest Music I Fog Machines I Lazers Company beer. It’s happening Friday, August 25 4:00 pm I Free Ticket Contests I Event Friday, Sept. 1 in the spacious Saturday, August 26, 2017 Ticket Raffles | Live Art Lineup T-S beer garden, 745 Fulton 11:00, Sunday, August 27 Tba Stay connected with us: St., from 5-10 p.m. There’s no 11:00 am The weekend behttps://www.facebook.com/ cover charge. CHILL is open fore Labor Day is the hottest to all ages. This all-local event weekend event of the year!! All UnderTheNightSkyProductions/ showcases a wide variety of ages are welcome to experi vendors and plenty of treats to ence the fun of homemade Idina Menzel Sunday, August please your sweet tooth. You Greek food, pastries, music, can even get a massage and a art, and entertainment at one 27 at 8 PM - 10:30 PM Vina manicure! of the largest cultural events Robles Amphitheatre 3800 in Central California! Mill Rd, Paso Robles www1. ticketmaster.com Beats N’ Beer Saturday, Sep tember 2 at 6 PM - 9 PM Tioga Music Matters - A Musical Sequoia Brewing Company Stageplay August 25 “MUSIC Bone Thugs-N-Harmony Sunday, August 27 at 7 PM .745 Fulton St, Fresno. MATTERS” is a pop-culture story that pays homage to the 12:30 AM Full Circle Brewing Come enjoy refreshing craft music of the 90’s. “The story Co. 620 F St, Fresno LiveMu- beer and listen to awesome sicCity.com All Ages local music. Smokin Burrito follows four aspiring artists who are members of the R&B will be serving delicious food. Free, familiy friendly, giant group UPRise. The story shad- Jeanette Lee/The Black ows their life as they overcome Widow Monday, August 28 at games to play and nothing but 6 PM - 9 PM Blue Fin Billiards good vibes. life challenges in order to make it big on a their favorite 4113 W Swift Ave. #103, music reality show Star Finder. Fresno. Exhibition, Challenge JazzHop RHS Benefit Conmatches, photo opportunity, cert Saturday, September 2 at 6 PM - 10 PM Arte Américas Cordova Band at Kings River and more! Fun for everyone! 1630 Van Ness Ave, Fresno. Winery Friday, August 25 at JazzHop features The Ambas6 PM - 10 PM Kings River Grease The Movie At The sadors - Latin Jazz Orchestra Winery 4276 S Greenwood Hanford Fox Thurs. Aug. 31st! at a benefit for Roosevelt Ave, Sanger. Gates open at 7 PM - 9 PM Hanford Fox School of the Arts. Doors at 6:00 PM. $5 cover at the gate or purchase in advance Throwback Films 326 N. Irwin 6:00 pm. Dance lesson by St., Hanford. http://www. TropiSoul Salsa Events Openonline in our Wine Shop at foxhanford.com/ ing band - David Hull & the www.kingsriverwinery.com. Funk Noise Orchestra General Free admission for 2 people Admission $25 for current Kings River Wine Calling All Promotors We Club members. Bring your can help get you out there. own chair or blanket for this We’ll design, print and distrib- El Tri En Fresno Saturday, Sep 2 at 8 PM to Sep 3 at 1 AM show! Tables only available if ute. Don’t need the design? reserved in advance. Cool. We’ve got great rates on Fresno Convention Center 848 bulk prints too 559-472-7182 M St, Fresno. Follow us @FresnoFlyer on Facebook | FRESNOFLYER.COM |

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Fresno Cactus & Succulent Society Club Show & Sale Announced for September By Carole Grosch

A sample of what to find at the Show & Sale

nyone who likes unusual plants will want to attend the Fresno Cactus and Succulent Society (FC&SS) annual Show & Sale the weekend of Sept. 9 & 10, 2017. It will be held at the Clovis Veterans Memorial District (CVMD), 808 Fourth Street in Clovis. Hours for the event are Saturday, 9 am-6 pm and Sunday, 9 am-4 pm. For the first time, there will be a judging of show plants. This is a very popular event where visitors have the opportunity to see some strange and exotic-looking plants. Admission is free, boxes are provided for purchases and club members are eager to provide assistance, answer questions and give growing tips and advice. “We’re very excited to hold our event in this superb venue,” says club president, Sue Haffner. “Our club members

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Visitors enjoy a previous FC&SS Show & Sale

have been working hard to present a great judged show for the public, as well as a comprehensive plant sale. This will be the largest cactus and succulent show held in this area since our club hosted the Northern California show way back in 1984.” There will be plants familiar to local gardeners as well as very rare plants only obtained from specialty dealers. Some

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very unusual quality plants will be on display and for sale as well as an exhibition of show plants. There is something for both the novice and the collector to see, to buy and to learn. Twelve vendors will be offering plants and pots for sale. Payment in the form of cash, credit or check will be accepted; all growing advice is free. “I love the sale,” says plant lover, Laura Watkins. “The prices are a bargain and I always see something new. I’ve learned a lot. Succulents are my favorite… it’s hard to choose!” Because each vendor brings a large plant supply, the displays are constantly being replenished, guarantying an excellent selection throughout the entire weekend. Club members will help guests carry purchases to their vehicles. The purpose of the show is threefold: To advance the knowledge of cacti and succulents, their habitat, and role in nature; to further the appreciation of these fascinating and unique plants through display to members and the general public; to produce better growers and better plants by identifying and recognizing superior plants. Guest judges are Barbara Coelho, Rob Skillin, Nick Deinhart, and David Tufenkian. Recognized as experienced growers, they have taken instruction in

judging through Cactus & Succulent Society of America (CSSA), the national organization with which FC&SS is affiliated. Judges work in teams of two. One team evaluates cacti, the other succulents. Judging will begin at 8 am Saturday, during which time the show room will be closed. Visitors will see the show plants, along with a tag giving the plant name and the exhibitor’s name and any ribbon or award that has been won. In the Novice and Advanced classes, plants are judged against other plants in the same class, which means that there is always a first place ribbon. In the Open class, which will be for professional vendors only, plants are judged against perfection, which means that a first place ribbon may not be awarded. FC&SS Club meetings are held on the first Thursday of each month at the Deaf and Hard of Hearing Service Center, 5340 North Fresno Street, Fresno. Doors open at 6:30 pm and the meeting starts at 7:00 pm. Enjoy light refreshments, guest speakers and fascinating plants. Admission is free and the public is welcome. For additional information, visit www.fresnocss. com -Photography credit: Mary Ann Villegas

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ImPARalbles Sunday, subtitles. Closed Captioning - Fresno. This is the first event Dolores Screening Sep 22 Workshop: Field Production September 3 at 6 PM - 9 PM and other assistive listening of it’s kind in the Central Val- at 7 PM to Sep 28 at 10 PM Sep 12 at 6 PM to Sep 13 at 9 Visalia Fox Theatre 308 W services are not available for ley. International Sailor Moon Maya Cinemas Fresno 3090 PM CMAC 1555 Van Ness Ave, Main St, Visalia. www.ticketfly. this film. http://fresnofilmDay is about celebrating Sailor East Campus Pointe Drive, Fresno. Hands-on introduction Visalia Adventure park. com works.org/film/pop-aye/ Moon and it’s legacy and just Fresno. See the film, directed Arcade, Family Track, Lazer to filming on-location, includ the joy it brought to their fans by Peter Bratt, about Dolores Tag, Batting Cages and more ing proper setup and breakLabor Day Family Pancake CMAC 12 Hour Film Race worldwide. Huerta. 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Films will be judged tributions have gone largely membership/) and compleMonday, September 11 at 6 served from 8am until 10am and cash prizes will be award- Fresno ART Museum-Bonner unrecognized. One of the tion of the CMAC Orientation Auditorium 2233 North 1st and KIDS EAT FREE. Activites ed at a special screening most defiant feminists of the PM - 9 PM CMAC 1555 Van (http://cmac.tv/workshops/ Ness Ave, Fresno. The best go from 8am until noon and event on Thursday, October 5 Street Fresno. Friday, Septem- twentieth century—and she online-orientation/). include a kids playground, pet at 6pm at CMAC. $500 for 1st ber 8th @ 7:30 p.m. Saturday, continues the fight to this day, camera is the one that you have with you. Learn how to adoptions, live music, raffle, prize, $250 for 2nd prize, and September 9th @ 7:30 p.m. at 87. Workshop: Audio for Video shoot and edit video with iOS Thursday, September 14 at 6 voter registration, and meeting $100 for 3rd prize. Films will Sunday Matinee, September with elected officials. be judged on quality, not how 10th @ 2:00 p.m. Thursday, Slice of Comedy Headlining mobile devices. Check out a PM - 9 PM CMAC 1555 Van CMAC Mobile Production Kit or Ness Ave, Fresno. Learn about fast you finish it. This compe- September 14th @ 7:30 p.m Nick Petrillo Saturday, Sep tember 30 at 8 PM - 10 PM Di bring your own iPhone or iPad microphone placement, choictition is open to the public. Vietnam Live: A Bridge A limited amount of video Cicco’s Italian Restaurant 408 with the iMovie app installed. es, types, and proper techproduction equipment will be To Understanding Sunday, Clovis Ave, Clovis. Exercises in shooting and nique to help give you the best September 17 at 12 PM 8 editing on the iOS platform. available to certified CMAC sound recording possible for Art Hop Thursday, 5-8pm members (you can become a PM Clovis Veterans Memorial Aventurera Sunday, October The iOS Production workshop your video. The Audio For VidArtHop occurs every 1st and member at http://cmac.tv/). District 808 4th St, Clovis. 22 at 7 PM - 10 PM Warnors requires a CMAC membership eo workshop requires a CMAC 3rd Thursday of each month. Special elements are re (https://cmac.tv/memberTheatre 1400 Fulton Street, membership (https://cmac.tv/ It’s one of the most active quired to be in your short film. ImPARalbles Saturday, Fresno. Beautiful: the Carole ship/) and completion of the membership/) and compleand successful programs September 23 at 6 PM - 9 PM King Musical Tuesday, October CMAC Orientation (http:// These elements (could be a tion of the CMAC Orientation organized by the Fresno cmac.tv/workshops/online-ori- (http://cmac.tv/workshops/ theme, action, or prop) will be Visalia Fox Theatre 308 W 24 at 7:30 PM Saroyan TheArts Council. Art lovers and entation/). announced at the beginning of Main St, Visalia. atre 700 M St, Fresno. online-orientation/). enthusiasts from all walks of the race, Saturday, September life flock downtown Fresno 30 at 9am. You can sign-up and the Tower District on the to participate in the 12 Hour first Thursday of each month, Film Race beginning next and the rest of ArtHop venues Friday, August 25. There’s no in the Fresno metro areas entry fee. The full rules and on third Thursdays, to meet guidelines for the competition and greet with the artists and will be announced at that time enjoy the reception and music. as well. Museums, studios, galleries and other venues open their October Art Hop at Frank’s exhibitions to the public at Place Thursday, October 5 at 6 5:00 p.m. and run the free PM Frank’s Place 1432 Fulton event until 8:00 p.m. St, Fresno. 6pm-8pm Art featured by Mean Muggin An Underground Picnic To Eddy Lee @eddyleeart (instaBenefit Woodward Shakegram) Free Admission for all speare Festival Thursday, Au- ages $2 admission 8pmgust 24 Woodward Park 7775 12am N Friant Rd, Fresno. Ticket Information www.universe. Save the date!! Art & Soul com Arts Symposium Saturday, Oc tober 7 at 9 AM - 3 PM Show Slice of Comedy headlining Kepler Neighborhood School Daniel Eachus Saturday, Sep- 1462 Broadway St, Fresno. tember 2 at 8 PM - 10 PM Di Art and Soul is a one day Cicco’s Italian Restaurant 408 Symposium for artists to meet Clovis Ave, Clovis. and collaborate, performers to be showcased, and instructors Art Hop on September 7th! to share their knowledge of Frank’s Place at Warnors Cen- art related business practicter 6pm-8pm Art featured by es. The symposium will be Mean Muggin Lizzy Mailho comprised of workshops inFree Admission for all ages structed by experts in each of $2 admission 8pm-12am their specialties. The breakout Live Music 1432 Fulton St, sessions provide writers, acFresno. tors, musicians, dancers, and visual artists with an opporPop Aye, presented by Fresno tunity to network, share ideas Filmworks Friday, September and plan for the future. www. 8 at 5:30 PM - 10:30 PM eventbrite.com Tower Theatre 815 E Olive Ave, Fresno fresnofilmworks.org a International Sailor Moon road film about a disenchant- Day Saturday, October 21 at ed architect named Thana 10 AM - 6 PM Woodward Park who bumps into his long-lost 7775 N Friant Rd, Fresno.Anielephant, Popeye, on the Me Con in collaboration with streets of Bangkok, Thailand. CASERPLOY proudly presents Presented in Thai, with English International Sailor Moon Day

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Workshop: iMovie Tuesday, September 19 at 6 PM - 9 PM CMAC 1555 Van Ness Ave, Fresno. Learn the basics of Sanger Chamber’s 20th AniMovie. Covers the basics of nual Farmers Market & Street importing, editing, effecting, Faire Saturday, September 9 and exporting. Certification is at 5 PM - 9 PM Sanger Chamrequired for reserving CMAC ber 1789 Jensen Ave, Ste B, edit suites. The iMovie workSanger. Come join us Downshop requires basic computer town Sanger during Farmers skills, a CMAC membership Market & Street Faire dates (https://cmac.tv/member9/9, 9/16, 9/23, 9/29, 9/30. ship/), and completion of the Farmers, Food, Crafts, Retail, CMAC Orientation (http:// and Info booths and a craft cmac.tv/workshops/online-ori- beer garden with live music entation/). every Saturday! Workshop: Studio Production 73rd Annual Kerman Harvest September 26 – September Festival Sep 14 at 6 PM to 28 CMAC 1555 Van Ness Sep 17 at 10:30 PM Kerkoff Ave, Fresno. How to produce Park 15061 W G St, Kerman a show in the CMAC television Four-day Annual community studio. Hands-on experience celebration with carnival rides, needed to safely operate a food, outdoor music, local video camera in our studio. entertainment and so much Also practical skills on the more! video switcher, audio board, teleprompter, and simple The Parlier Car Show Saturgraphics. The Studio Proday, September 16 at 10 AM duction workshop requires a - 10 PM 660 1st St, Parlier. CMAC membership (cmac.tv/ Come see amazing cars, membership/) and the CMAC Come hear great live enterOrientation (cmac.tv/worktainment, Come taste a variety shops/online-orientation/). of mouth watering foods,

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Come smell the deliciousness Meux Home Museum Tours at CentralValleySummit.com. Fallen Heroes 2nd Annual Car Show Saturday, October 7 of BBQ, but most importantly, Fridays, Saturdays & Sundays you can call Jay Orlauski at 12:00pm-3:00pm 1007 R St. 559-779-9818 for more infor- at 10 AM - 4 PM Sierra Vista Come connect with others at Tulare Fresno, CA 93721 mation. Mall 1050 Shaw Ave, Clovis. to enhance our community connectedness. The Meux Home Museum Bulldog Football: vs. New recaptures the flavor of Mexico (Homecoming Game) Antiques & Collectibles Fair Victorian Fresno by presentSaturday, October 14 at 7 PM & British Car Roundup Sunday ing a middle-class residence - 10:30 PM Bulldog Stadium September 24, 2017 8:00 am furnished in the period, as a Bulldog Football: Home 1600 E. Bulldog Lane, Fresno. to 4:00 pm The Streets of Old representative house museOpener + Derek Carr Jersey Town Clovis um. A costumed docent will lead you on a one hour tour of Retirement Saturday, Septem this restored urban dwelling of ber 2 at 7 PM - 10:30 PM BullCraftapalooza Handmade Harvest Sat. Sept 30th | 3pm the 1890’s. The architecture dog Stadium 1600 E. Bulldog Lane, Fresno. Fresno State -8pm | Tioga-Sequoia Brewing of the Meux Home results in Company We’re booking now a calculated restlessness that legend Derek Carr returns to Anjelah Johnson LIVE Thursmakes the home as intriguing Bulldog Stadium for his jersey day, September 7 at 6 PM - 9 so if you’re an independant PM Tachi Palace Hotel and today as it was in its own day. retirement as the Bulldogs’ handmade crafter, artist football team opens the 2017 Casino 17225 Jersey Avenue, The 10 rooms are furnished or musician, please email season with new head coach Lemoore. www.etix.com CraftapaloozaFresno@icloud. more or less as a Victorian family might have had them - Jeff Tedford. Season tickets com to see how you can be start at $99. Kool & the Gang Friday, the kitchen has a pie safe and part of the Craftapalooza September 8 at 8 PM - 11 PM Family! Tioga Sequoia Brewing the library; a portrait showing Company 745 Fulton St, Fres- the young Dr. Meux on his way Central California Champi- Madera District Fair 1850 W to join the Confederate Army. onships Saturday, September Cleveland Ave, Madera. www. no. 9 at 9 AM - 11 PM William maderafair.com The Meux home was placed Saroyan Theatre Fresno. mus- on the National Register of Madera & Fresno Comic Con 2017 Sunday, October 15 Historic Places on January 14, clesportproductions.com NPC EDDIE MONEY Saturday, Event - Bikini, Figure, Women’s September 9 at 8 PM - 11 PM 1975. at 11 AM - 5 PM St. Joachim Physique, Men’s Bodybuilding, Madera District Fair 1850 W School of Madera 310 N I Cherry Avenue Auction Every Men’s Classic Physique, Men’s Cleveland Ave, Madera. www. St, Madera. This is a kiddo maderafair.com Saturday & Tuesday 6:00am- Physique. Open, Novice and friendly event! Kids 12 and age categories 3:00pm Cherry Avenue under are FREE Brian Davis Friday, SepAuction 4640 S. Cherry Ave. Fresno, 93706 www.cherryav- Fresno Monsters Golf Classic tember 15 at 8 PM - 11 PM Fox Hanford 326 N Irwin St, enueauction.com Saturday, September 9 at 1 PM - 8 PM Riverside Golf Hanford. www.foxhanford.com Course 7492 North Riverside Dr, Fresno. Each year we strive Marc Anthony Friday, to provide our supporters with September 15 at 8 PM - 11 a memorable golfing experiPM Save Mart Center 2650 ence at Riverside Golf Course. E Shaw Ave, Fresno. www. Prestige at Selma Roaring Your continued support of this marcanthonyonline.com BrewFest Saturday, September 23 at 6 PM - 9 PM Pioneer tournament will enable us to provide lifelong memories for Absolute Journey - EngelVillage 1880 Art Gonzales Pkwy, Selma. This is going to our student-athletes. mann Cellars Friday, Septembe a great time! Central Valley ber 15 at 6 PM - 10 PM EngelLioness Lions Club is sponser- The Toughest Monster Truck mann Cellars 3275 N Rolinda Tour returns to the Tulare Ave, Fresno. www.eventbrite. ing Selma Roaring Brewfest! County Fair! One Night Only Beer, Food & Music! Music com - Friday Sept 15th! Friday, Sepwith Prestige begins at 6:00 p.m. 21 and older event. Tick- tember 15 at 7 PM - 10 PM Rajasthani Caravan Sunday, ets $35.00 #loveprestigeband Tulare County Fair 620 South September 17 at 6 PM K Street, Tulare 11:30 PM Strummer’s 833 www.prestigeband.net E Fern Ave, Fresno. All ages! 9th Annual Tour de Fresno Central Valley Summit Tickets http://bit.ly/2wsMjlZ Saturday September 16th and Saturday, September 16 at Rajasthani Caravan aims to last from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. and 6 AM - 3 PM Fowler www. promote, preserve, and share will be a day long networking tourdefresno.com Charity Rajasthani culture. PerforBike Rde offers 5 different event with speakers from all mances will include various elover the valley and some from route options: Century, Metric ements of the Rajasthani arts: outside the valley discussing Century, plus, 49, 40 and 16 colorful costumes, spinning mil rides a wide array of real estate dance of the snake- charmer, related topics. Topics include devotional singing, unusual Bulldog Football: Ag Fest (vs. instruments, story telling, and creative financing , guerrilla Nevada) Saturday, September ancient love songs. marketing, increasing cash flow, investing in notes, using 30 at 7 PM - 10:30 PM Bull dog Stadium 1600 E. Bulldog Tim McGraw & Faith Hill Friyour IRA to invest in real estate, tiny houses, crowdfund- Lane, Fresno. day, September 29 at 7:30 PM ing, syndication, and buying - 10:30 PM Save Mart Center 15th Annual Rally in the Val- 2650 E Shaw Ave, Fresno. and flipping vacant land as ley Saturday, September 30 at www.thatslivetickets.com well as many other subjects. 2 PM - 10 PM Woodward Park Many local food vendors will be on site for lunch to provide Rotary Amphitheater Fresno. Janet Jackson Sunday, There will be Food Vendors, a wide variety of foods to September 24 at 8 PM - 11 choose from during the lunch Craft Vendors, Kid Zone, PM Save Mart Center 2650 Raider Cars, and Bikes on dis- E Shaw Ave, Fresno. centerhour and at the end of the play, Raider Characters, KOS fresno.com Jeremy Camp, Big event Happy Hour open bar Membership Booth, Raffles, will be sponsored by Fresno Daddy Weave, & More ThursSilent Auction, Live Auction, deal Seekers ,a local REIA day, October 5 at 6:30 PM - 10 Men and Woman Best Raider PM The Big Fresno Fair 1121 meetup group. Tickets are $49.99 and can be purchased Tattoo Contest. S Chance Ave, Fresno.

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Chicago Friday, October 6 at - 11:30 PM Strummer’s 833 7 PM - 8 PM The Big Fresno E Fern Ave, Fresno. All ages! Fair 1121 S Chance Ave, Tickets http://bit.ly/2vYLmi5 Fresno. To buy your tickets or and at Strummer’s during see the full Table Mountain regular business hours! Casino Concert Series line-up, presented by Toyota USA & Enrique Iglesias & Pitbull XFINITY go here: https://www. Friday, October 20 at 7:30 fresnofair.com/concert-series- PM Save Mart Center 2650 E paul-paul Shaw Ave, Fresno The Green, Durand Jones Fri- Air1 Positive Hits Thursday, day, October 6 at 7 PM - 11:30 October 26 at 7 PM - 9 PM PM Strummer’s 833 E Fern Save Mart Center 2650 E Ave, Fresno. All ages! Tickets Shaw Ave, Fresno. http://bit.ly/2ikSke4 Andre Rieu Thursday, OctoBrian Wilson presents Pet ber 26 at 8 PM - 11 PM SelSounds – The Final Perforland Arena 700 M St, Fresno. mances Thursday, October 12 at 7 PM - 8 PM The Big Fresno Fair 1121 S Chance Ave, Fresno. Craft Beer Crawl Sunday, Cafe Tacvba Friday, OctoAugust 27 at 2 PM - 5:30 PM ber 13 at 5:30 PM - 10:30 Old Town Clovis PM Woodward Park Rotary Amphitheater Fresno. All ages tickets http://bit.ly/2wiSqZq, Wine Tasting Food/Tasting J. SBI, and at Strummer’s during Sorrenti Wine Bar in the Sierra Nut House hosts daily wine regular business hours! tastings, with appetizers and Nothing But Thieves, Airways full menu items. (559) 4324023 Sierra Nut House 7901 Sunday, October 15 at 7 PM N. Blackstone Ave. Fresno

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demos, tasting stations, “Tap 2nd - $25 Cash / $25 Gift The Salsa Tuesdays Latin/ Card To Standard Salsa, Ballroom Salsa Dance Talks” with brewing legends 3rd - $25 Gift Card To StanLessons start at 8 pm; music and more. The educational dard Complimentary mask’s and dancing follow every Tues- sessions on Thursday and Friday include tasting, selling, will be available. Party goes day night at The Cellar Door. brewing, business and hospi- until 2am! Beginners’ lessons run from 8-8:45 pm, advanced lessons tality seminars. The expo will from 8:45-9:30 pm, and danc- end with a Brewers Breakfast MAGIC MEN Thursday, Seping follows. All dabce lessons on the State Capitol Steps Sat- tember 28 at 7 PM - 10 PM are free with admission. www. urday from 8-10 am, followed Visalia Convention Center 303 E. Acequia, Visalia. visaliatix. cellardoor101.com/event-cal- by the Summit Beer Festival showare.com on the Capitol Mall. 21 and endar.html Event Info: (559) over $99-$299 cacraftbeer636-9463 The Cellar Door Banda Night at Aldo’s Nightsummit.com/ 101 W. Main St. Visalia, CA club Saturday, September 9, 93291 A Taste of River Park 2017 2017, Everyone Free B4 10pm Doors open @ 9p. Featuring Social Fridays @imperiofres- Saturday, September 9 at 6 local Bandas along with the PM - 10 PM River Park 71 E. no! Good Vibes This & Every best DJ’s in the 559. Aldo’s Weekend. Don’t Miss Out on Via La Plata, Fresno. www. brownpapertickets.com 21 + Nightclub 617 W Belmont Ave. these great drink specials event in River Park Shopping Drink Specials before 11pm Center! The 8th annual event Labor Day Weekend Sun$3 Budlights $5 AMFs $7 consists of Food, Fashion, and day, September 3 Fresno’s Remy 1738 SHOTS ONLY Premier Sundays’ Hotspot. Fun! 3950 N Cedar Ave Fresno, Doors open @ 9p. Ladies Free California. 4th Annual Masquerade Ball B4 11 pm. Get your Bottle Sep 15 at 9 PM to Sep 17 at 2 Service early. Aldo’s Nightclub California Craft Beer Summit Sept 7-8 Sacramento AM The Standard 9455 N Fort 617 W Belmont Ave. Convention Center 1400 J St. Washington Rd, Fresno. 21+ Canelo Alvarez vs. Gennady Sacramento The Summit Expo Event. All online tickets just Golovkin Saturday, Septem$10 http://standardfresno. is organized around the four ber 16, 2017, Doors open at main ingredients in beer, offer- com/masquerade-ball/ 4:30 p.m. Fights starts at 5 ing hands-on ingredient expe- A Best Mask Contest! p.m. - Food - Drinks & Huge riences, food and beer pairing 1st - $100 Cash Money

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Screens!! After the main event, our Noche De Banda Night Starts. Aldo’s Nightclub 617 W Belmont Ave.

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