Fresno Flyer Vol 3 No 7 by Fresno Flyer

EDITOR’S NOTE Did you ever catch that article about Fresno in The Atlantic? It said that we were creating “California’s New Bohemia,” that we were parallel to “Oakland rather than San Francisco” or “Baltimore rather than Washington.” And we were changing the minds of all the outsiders looking in because of our toughas-nails, do-it-our-damn-selves, pioneering artists. We print this magazine because we believe in Fresno and the Central Valley, you read it because you recognize a like mind because you also see all of the underappreciated, unsung talent thriving and growing on our small stage, and just below the radar. But we only have this kind of passion for our hometown because artists gave us a reason to nurture one. These writers and performers saw a blank canvas when most of us just saw a stalled economy and poor air quality. They gave us an unofficial anthem by reflecting back to us what we could always feel but never see; a bootstrapping toughness born out of the kind of hard-working grit that only comes from trying to make something from nothing in this forgotten Valley. You think New York started that way? Or that San Francisco was always the epicenter of hip trends and culture? People

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had to build it, and it took time – California was perceived as a raw, uncivilized frontier before Hollywood flipped it upside down. Those visionaries saw something great when no one else could, fighting through ridicule every step of the way, to ultimately create what the modern world will forever idolize. Our artists are trying to do the same

thing. I know there are some who will say that the booming tech in Fresno is a contributor to uplifting our collective status – but they would be wrong, the tech is a recent trophy. The arts have earned the hard-won title, cultivating a unique culture in our rural, redin-a-blue-state, Valley. The kind that’s helped us gain national recognition long before tech companies saw the economical price tag on this Silicon Valley alternative. The point to all this is, love your local arts. We’ve dedicated this entire issue to supporting our local artists in the hopes that you will, too. When these guys and gals take the stage, they give a piece of themselves to that performance, laying it all out on the table for you – give back by showing up. There is a whole hell of a lot of things to choose from in here, all you need to do is pick one. I promise it’ll go a long way.

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Klondike Kate’s Sourdough Reunion Show It’s 1931. The Klondike gold rush is long over. But don’t worry! Legendary Klondike Kate’s old-timey reunion cabaret will sing you sourdoughs back to the good ole days. Is it everything you remembered? (Theater)

S’Will: Romeo and Juliet (Drunk Shakespeare)

Dammit, Jim! I’m a Comedienne, Not a Doctor!

Join The Fools Collaborative as they venture into acting (and drinking) their way through a “lovingly mangled” Shakespeare play. Yes, beer and wine will be available for purchase! (Theater . . .with a bar)

Star Trek and AA and Vegas ... OH MY! How delving into Gene Rodenberry’s universe for the first time boldly changed one comedienne’s journey as a recovering alcoholic. (Solo spoken word/comedy))

Effing Robots: How I Taught the AI to Stop Worry and Love Humans

Blood Harmony The Murray Girls blend their voices in Blood Harmony: singing cheerfully macabre murder ballads, traditional tunes, Celtic songs, and pop. Wistful stories set to heartbreakingly beautiful melodies. (Music)

Adventures While Black in Great Britain After promising himself to never write shows about anyone he’s dating again, Les meets a guy from England. When this new guy brings Les home to English countryside to meet his family , Les finds himself to be the only black person for miles . (Spoken word/ comedy)

Artificial Intelligence is on the way, and it will be powerful. What happens to us when it arrives? Can it learn … to love? After getting hit on by a chatbot, one horny science fiction nerd is on a quest to make it with a new AI overlord.

Pop Culture Jihad

Jaguar Saves America

Rogue sell-out hit Shane “Scurvy” Spears (Wet-wired for Weird) returns with a new dark comedy/epic rant about the dumpster fire that unites all Americans, pop culture. “quick witted and acerbic, filled with verbose bravado” – Fresno Bee (Comedy)

American democracy is broken, and only one man can fix it ... Jaguar Bennett. He’s loud. He’s obnoxious. He’s a white man who wears a suit. Of course he’s qualified. (Comedy)

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You Belong Here

Boxcar-El Vagon

Martin Dockery delivers a comically neurotic true story about The Forbidden City that’s about everything but The Forbidden City. (Storytelling)

Set in Texas, BOXCAR/EL VAGON is based on a true story from the 1980’s. Looking for a life in the United States, FIVE Mexicans and a teen from El Salvador wait for someone, even the border patrol, to open their sealed boxcar in the insufferable heat. (Theater).

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The 18th Annual Rogue Festival Fresno’s completely uncensored performing arts event, returns March 1-9, 2019 The 2019 Rogue Festival features 250 performances by 53 performing groups in 11 Tower District venues in Fresno’s largest, craziest, and most courageous performing arts festival.

T Florida’s “Half-Baked Boomer” Premiers at Rogue Festival! An Authentic Older Boomer Has the Chutzpah to Perform an Unscripted Show and says: “Thank you in advance for supplementing my social security!”

rancine Wolf is proud to announce that she is flying across the country with all her baggage, to bring her one-woman show to Fresno’s Rogue Festival 2019! “HalfBaked Boomer,” is a solo performance improv show with lots of audience interaction, participation, laughter, drama, home-baked delights and fun! Take the journey through different scenes with a half-baked ditzy boomer and child of the 50’s showing us that seniors can age gracefully or maybe not! “Half-Baked Boomer” is slated for four performances at Fulton Street Art. Francine, a performance artist who began studying acting at age forty, has thirty years of stage, screen and commercial experience, is a SAG-AFTRA member, and has been a member and founder of assorted improv groups in Ohio and Florida since the mid-90’s, teaching improv to children in Tampa and to vacationers from around the world on cruise ships. She tours and sings in senior communities with her musical duo, “ZaZu’s Revue”. Francine appeared in Tampa in 2018 at the Tampa International Fringe Festival, the Countdown Improv Festival and in Boston at the Vintage Improv Festival with other elders. On February 23, 2019 “Half-Baked Boomer” will be a part of the juried, “The Art of Women: A Heart and Soul Celebration,” an evening showcasing: Diverse Art Installations by Diverse Women in Tampa. www.HalfBakedBoomer.com Where: Fulton Street Art , 1118 North Fulton Street, Fresno, 93728 When: Saturday, March 2 - 8:00 pm Sunday, March 3 - 4:15 pm Thursday, March 7 - 7:15 pm Friday, March 8 - 6:00 pm Price: $7 per ticket – PG Rating, Late Seating OK Advance Tickets: www.roguefestival.com

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he Rogue Festival, Fresno’s completely uncensored theater and performing arts festival, will return to the Tower District March 1-9. This year’s 18th annual Rogue Festival will present over 250 separate performances of theater, music, dance, comedy, spoken word and magic from 53 performing groups in 11 different venues. But the most important thing about the Rogue isn’t its size or variety, but it’s freedom for both performers and audience, says Rogue Festival’s new executive director Amber Strid. The Rogue Festival is built on a principle that there should be no censor, no curator, no selection committee standing between the artist and the audience. The Festival does not choose who can or cannot participate. There are no restrictions on what performers can say or do, outside of safety codes and legal matters. For the audience, this is the one event in the San Joaquin Valley where they can see raw, uncensored, unmediated performance — and only the audience gets to say what’s good or what’s bad by leaving reviews and spreading wordof-mouth. While previous Rogue Festivals accepted all applications on a first-come, first-serve basis, this is the now holds a lottery to allocate performing slots randomly and fairly. Returning to the Rogue this year is the “Artists’ Underground” program, which allows performers who didn’t make it through the lottery to create their own venues in commercial spaces, local businesses and backyards. Five performers took advantage of last year’s Artist Underground. This year that number has expanded to twelve. “We’re very excited that the Artist Underground program is being taken advantage of by artists who are willing to take risks and put up their own shows. That was Marcel Nunis’ original vision for the festival when he founded it in 2002. We glad to see more artists embodying that DIY, punk aesthetic and doing it for themselves,” says Strid. Nunis is not just the founder of the festival, he is also this year’s Muse. Strid and co-director Vince Warner opted to honor Nunis by making him the face of this year’s festival. The Muse is the image used as the poster and program cover and is chosen each year by the director of the Festival to represent the spirit of creativity throughout

our community. Nunis also has a show in this year’s festival called “Lies My Father Told Me.” In its 18th year, the Rogue Festival is now one of the oldest festivals of its kind in the United States and has built a nationwide reputation for Fresno as a city that celebrates the arts.

DATES TO REMEMBER ROGUE FESTIVAL 2019: Rogue Festival Teaser Show at the Tower Theater

Thursday, February 28th. Lobby and Lounge open at 6 p.m. and the show begins at 7 p.m. Tickets: $10 at roguefestival.ticketleap.com. Tower Theater, Fresno. The Rogue Festival Teaser Show presents a sneak peek at upcoming shows in the 2019 Festival, plus a chance to meet and mingle with Rogue performers. Also features a silent auction to benefit the Festival.

Rogue Festival Performances in Fresno’s Tower District

March 1, 2, 3, 6, 7, 8, 9. Full program and information will be available online approximately three weeks prior to the Festival. www. fresnoroguefestival.com

Beatdown Poetry Slam: Rogue Festival v. InnerEar Poets

Monday, March 4, 6:30 p.m. The Revue Backroom. 620 E Olive Ave, Fresno. kets $12 at the door. This is 9th annual Battle Royale, featuring Fresno’s finest wordsmiths facing the talented performers from Rogue, in a war of words. Hosted by Fresno’s Poet Laureate, Bryan Medina.

ABOUT THE ROGUE FESTIVAL The Rogue Festival is one of the oldest and best respected Fringe Festivals in the western United States and part of a worldwide movement of Fringe theater festivals around the world, celebrating the independent artist rather than established arts institutions. The Rogue is Fresno’s home for

edgy, uncensored, avant-garde performances you won’t see anywhere else. Many of the acts in the Rogue are original works that are written and performed for the first time by the artists performing them, so Rogue audiences enjoy art they’ll never experience anywhere else. Audiences at the Rogue Festival will have their pick of an incredible variety of entertainment, with shows happening simultaneously at eight different Tower District venues. Rogue Festival performances are presented in rapid rotation — no show is longer than one hour, and intermissions between shows are only a half-hour. Most Rogue shows cost $12 or less, so the ideal way to experience the Rogue is to see multiple shows during every day of the festival. The mission of the Rogue Festival is to eliminate all barriers between the independent artist and the audience. The Rogue is a non-curated festival, meaning that Rogue Festival staff do not select the acts that perform at the Rogue. All applications to perform in the Rogue Festival are accepted on a first-come, first-served basis. No one controls what’s in the Rogue, so it is a true First Amendment zone — you can see the greatest show ever, you can see the worst show ever, and you will definitely see shows that will challenge your comfort zone. The Rogue Festival is also a nonjuried festival, meaning that no prizes are given and there is no judging of content. The audience decides for itself what it likes and doesn’t like, so the Rogue Festival encourages word-of-mouth and online reviews from audience members. The other mission of the Rogue Festival is to eliminate barriers between independent artists and their earnings. One hundred percent of all ticket sales goes directly to performers. The Rogue Festival, a registered 501(c)(3) organization, supports itself through sales of Festival wristbands, individual contributions, and sponsorships. Tickets to Rogue Festival performances can be purchased online in advance or at the door starting 30 minutes before each performance. The Rogue Festival draws 3,000 audience members into the Tower District, most of whom combine their Rogueing with dining, drinking and shopping at Tower District businesses, creating a sizable contribution to the local economy.

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a suspect in the theft of Mona Lisa in 1911. He was arrested and 1. The Olympics wasn’t always questioned, but later cleared and about abs and doping scandals. The released. founder of the modern Games, the Baron Pierre de Coubertin, was 6. Vincent Van Gogh produced enamoured with the idea of the more than 2,000 works during his true Olympian being a talented life: 900 paintings and 1,100 drawartist and sportsperson. Thanks to ings and sketches. He only sold him, between 1912 and 1948 med- one painting while he was alive. als were given out for sporting-inspired masterpieces of architecture, 7. Leo Fender is known as the gemusic, painting, sculpture and lit- nius inventor of legendary electric erature. guitars. His models from the Stratocaster to the Telecaster were and 2. Leonardo da Vinci was a vege- are played by the most famous tarian and also fought for animal string heroes in the world. Fendrights. He bought caged birds and er has written music history with these axes. The ironic fact: he then set them free. could not play the guitar himself ! 3. A fan once approached Bob Ross and said ‘Bob, I could never 8. A jackhammer creates a volpaint because I’m color blind. All I ume level of 120 dB. No problem can see is gray tones.’ So he did an for Manowar. For an appearance at entire episode of the Joy of Paint- the Magic Circle Festival in 2008, ing where he painted only in grays. the heavy metal band developed extra special amplifiers that can 4. Dr. Seuss (Theodor Seuss Gei- blow a spectacular 139 dB into the sel) had a room in his house full audience’s ears. The result: Official of crazy hats, hidden behind a Guinness World Record. bookshelf. Theodor put hats on his guests at parties and asked them 9. Salvador Dali was kicked out of to embody that character for the art school in Madrid. He believed evening. He used his hat collection he was his dead brother’s reincarto take on new personas and over- nation, who was also named Salcome creative blocks. In addition vador. He set his bedroom on fire. to his commercial artwork, he was also a prolific painter and sculptor. 10. For every one thousand dollars of music sold, the average musician 5. Pablo Picasso was considered makes just twenty three dollars | FRESNOFLYER.COM |

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11. In 1989, the U.S. military blared AC/DC music at General Noriega’s compound in Panama for 2 continuous days. The dictator surrendered. 12. The piano Freddi Mercury plays in “Bohemian Rhapsody” is the same exact piano Paul McCartney plays in “Hey Jude.” 13. Researchers found that when jazz musicians improvise, their brains turn off areas linked to selfcensoring and inhibition, and turn on those that let self-expression flow. 14. The earliest surviving written music is a Hurrian hymn which date to approximately 1400 BC 15. In 2013, researchers studied the effects of music on 272 premature infants in a neonatal intensive care unit, and they found that playing lullabies to the babies resulted in multiple positive behaviors, including lower heart rates and higher caloric intake.

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Fresno Band, Haunt, is a Throwback to Metal’s Golden Years Article & Photo by Steven Sanchez | stevenmychal@yahoo.com

magine if British metal heavyweight, Iron Maiden, had a baby with thrash metal king, Metallica; local heavy metal band, Haunt, would be the by-product of that dream pairing. This band represents everything that made the 80s metal glory days such a profound time in the genre’s history. Comprised of Trevor William Church (vocals, guitar), John Tucker (backing vocals, guitar), Taylor Hollman (bass), Daniel (Wolfie) Wilson (drums), their musical influences are evident in their sound and image. The dueling rhythm and lead guitar power chords dynamic reminiscent of Judas Priest with the K.K. Downing and Glenn Tipton duo; the wailing solos from Thin Lizzy’s Scott Gorham and Brian Robertson. Finally, add a splash of the British invasion from metal royalty Angel Witch and Saxon, the result is a perfect mixture that’ll draw anybody in any age group wearing denim and leather as a fashion statement. Nostalgia can be considered a factor in their method of attracting interest, but it should by no means take away from their contemporary approach to making original music, but it does look good in specific capacities. Even their recent album covers are throwbacks to old John Romita Jr.’s Marvel Comics illustrations of the Bronze Age era with their space opera and mystical presentations. Haunt even sells their music on vinyl and cassettes at their booth. Audiences get to hear this music the way it’s meant to be heard, the old-school way. It’s more of an ode to a time past but not forgotten and a continuation of a tradition that defined metal as a unique genre. Haunt already has a good body of work on their resume. An EP “Luminous Eyes” (2017), the album “Burst Into Flame” (2018), and their next one “If Icarus Could Fly” is expected to be due out later this year. “Burst Into Flame” has garnered critical acclaim with a review and a spot on the Top 20 best metal albums of 2018 list in Rolling Stone magazine. Frontman, Trevor William Church, is similar to Wolverine in that he’s got metal running through his veins. His dad, Bill “The Electric” Church, played bass for Montrose with a then young Sammy Hagar. This band is Church’s passion project, and I got to talking with him about trying to break big from Fresno, how being featured in Rolling

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Do you feel that being from Fresno, instead of a city like LA or San Francisco, that you have to do more to prove yourself? It wasn’t easy getting my foot in the door with Beastmaker but once we got signed and put out our first record things got moving. I prefer to be from a small city. I’m not caught up in any scene and my primary focus is producing music. Rolling Stone Magazine featured the band in a list of 20 Best Metal Albums of 2018. What’s your strategy during the recording process to make sure that your music stands out in the genre?

Stone magazine has impacted their career, and what their future plans are to put a haunting on the metal world. The band was featured twice in Rolling Stone Magazine in this past year. What has that done for your career? It definitely elevated our status. For a mainstream magazine to notice an underground metal band is always beneficial to the band.

One can say that your sound and image on your vinyl records and cassette tapes has a sense of nostalgia. Did you decide to go down that route because the old sound is different from what’s out there right now or because the old school is what you guys enjoy playing?

Rock has never died. It might be not in the lime light as much as it was in days’ past but it’s been paving its way back into people’s ears.

I really don’t know any different and these things are just very natural. Vinyl records in the heavy metal community has always been the go to choice. Cassettes have really made a comeback in the past few years and I want to make sure our fans have what they want in the physical format. I just write music that’s from the heart and however it is perceived is exactly what I want people to feel. The interpretation differs from person to person and to really lock into the actual meaning is something entirely different.

What made you guys want to play metal? How did the band start?

How would you describe the Fresno music scene?

I’ve always loved heavy metal and hard rock. The energy and feel is always something I’ve deeply loved. The band started as a solo project for me while Beastmaker was taking a break from touring. “Luminous Eyes” is just actually myself and drummer Daniel Wilson. It gained some momentum on the internet which led to the release of our full-length debut “Burst into Flame” and the formation of creating a live band.

The Fresno music scene is growing a bit. I’m really outside of the loop because I’m busy writing and recording in the studio. With Full Circle Olympic and Strummer’s though it seems like things are taking a positive turn. I hope that more bands see success and Fresno isn’t just a city on the way to LA.

You guys are coming in at a time where people are saying that rock is dead. What do you say to that?

Follow on Facebook @hauntthenation or visit hauntthenation.bandcamp.com

Haunt is a DIY band. We record, mix, and master our own music. A lot of heart is put into the process. Maybe it’s the fire that drives me that makes us different. I really couldn’t say what makes us different or what makes us stand out. it’s 24/7 for me though and I’m always trying to push myself to work hard. If there’s a song that you believe represents the band in the best possible way which would it be and why? Currently, I really like playing “ Looking Glass” it’s about looking at your inner self and what others might think of you. But, you have to continue on being true to you and those who you love. Strength is another factor in this song and it tackles that topic as well. What does the future hold in store for Haunt? We just put out a new EP “Mosaic Vision”. Our sophomore record “If Icarus Could Fly” will be out in May. We are doing a couple festivals in April and we are embarking to Europe in September. You can expect a lot of music in the coming year because we are changing the format and won’t be putting out full lengths in the traditional manner anymore. Songs will be released bi-monthly and at the end of the year we will compile it all into a full length. We will have a lot of exclusive items available for this type of release...it’s all very exciting and we are using the internet and social media in a way that’ll be enjoyable for us and our fans.

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STUDIO 54 MEETS FULTON 55 By Jennifer Crow

nternationally known and award-winning children’s illustrator and muralist, Rafael López, will work with the Arne Nixon Center for the Study of Children’s Literature, volunteers, and community members to design and create a community participation mural in Fresno. The mural will be constructed the week of May 6 - 11. López has created mural designs for cities across the United States, and beautiful examples can be found in San Diego, Chicago, Fort Collins, and more recently in Pittsburgh, CA. With the complete support of the building’s owner, Fresno’s community mural will be located at the corner of Cedar and Tulare across the street from Roosevelt High School. The desired outcome of this project is to bring diverse groups of people from the immediate neighborhood and broader communities together to create a beautiful work of public art. The hope is to also develop a sense of pride and accomplishment in the hearts of those who have worked together to undertake this achievable goal, knowing that they have played an integral part in creating an astounding mural that fosters collaboration and represents the breadth of our human spirit. The Nixon Center, a unit of the Special Collections Division in the Madden Library at Fresno State, promotes children’s literature through its collections, programming, exhibits, and conferences. It hopes this project will also serve as a bridge to literacy as it encourages related readings to neighboring elementary schools. Along with its sponsoring parties, the Center will hold a culminating dedica-

tion party with food, drink, music, and celebration! To raise funds for the Community Mural Project, the Center has partnered with a number of businesses and organizations to host a disco dance fundraiser. On Saturday, February 23rd, “Studio 54 Meets Fulton 55: Past Meets Present” will recreate the dazzling world of the disco era for one night only. Bridging our colorful and diverse communities for a night of dancing and entertainment in the hottest venue in the Cultural Arts District, the red velvet ropes are removed, and you are welcomed guests as Fulton 55 transforms into Studio 54. Be prepared to experience the glitter and chic glamour of the DISCO era. Bebe O’s Vintage Boutique in the Tower District, a founding partner, has generously offered to sell tickets for the disco event. As the place for one-stop dance attire shopping, the shop owners, Lupe and Martin Oftedal, have dedicated a part of the store to the disco era. Mannequins model disco finery, shoes, and accessories beneath a glittering disco ball while framed photos of Studio 54 serve as the backdrop. Tickets for the fundraiser may also be purchased at Tower District Records, Fulton 55 and online at

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www.ancdisco@eventbrite.com. Ticket information: $20 for general admission $50 VIP ticket includes early entrance, champagne toast limo ride down Fulton Street with photo op, disco dance lesson, access to second floor VIP lounge, photos of VIPs will be projected throughout the night in iconic Warhol-style, Live in the Limelight. This is a 21+ event only. Stay updated on event news, sponsors, announcements, and updates on our Facebook Event Page. For more information, contact the Arne Nixon Center at (559) 278-8116 or email Jami Helwig at jhelwig@csufresno.edu Our community partners lineup: Bebe O’s Vintage Boutique - for all things disco and event tickets DJ Mr. Leonard spinning the classic sounds of disco Tower District Records Event ticket sales -February 16, 5:00 – 7:00 DJ Mr. Leonard spinning the disco beat Limos for You providing the ultimate VIP experience. Peter Netzley and Amy Novak: Professional dancers | Special guest appearance by Maximus Organmo

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son for a fantastic buffet dinner (tax & tip included) and JEP’s show. It’s one of the hottest tickets in town! Pre-paid reservations are required, so call Diane at (559) 779-9139 to make your reservations! All ages are February Arthop Thursday, Febru- welcome! For more information, visit ary 7, 2019 at 5 PM – 9 PM Peerless www.jeremyelvispearce.com. Building 1755 Broadway Street, Fres- no. All ages Family Friendly Indoor venue with lots of great artists, vendors, performers and food trucks!! Come out and support local arts and Fresno State Bulldogs Mens Basdowntown Fresno! ketball vs. Utah State University Ag gies Men’s Basketball Tuesday, February 5, 2019 at 7:30 PM Save Mart Center 2650 E Shaw Ave, Fresno. Mamma Mia - Good Company Play- Fresno FC vs Academica Tuesday, ers Thursday, February 7, 2019 at 7 February 5, 2019 at 6 PM – 9 PM PM – 10 PM Roger Rocka’s Dinner Stan State Women’s Soccer One Theater 1226 N Wishon Ave, Fresno. University Cir, Turlock. Pro soccer is coming to Stan State again on TuesRent (Touring) Thursday, February day February 5th. Come see USL 7, 2019 at 7:30 PM Saroyan Theatre power Fresno FC take on local club 700 M St, Fresno. In 1996, an orig- Academica SC here at Warrior Stadiinal rock musical by a little-known um. All proceeds benefit Stan State composer opened on Broadway... men’s and women’s soccer. and forever changed the landscape of American theatre. Two decades East vs Central Wednesday, Februlater, Jonathan Larson’s RENT con- ary 6, 2019 at 4 PM – 9 PM Clovis tinues to speak loudly and defiantly East Boys Basketball Clovis. SENIOR to audiences across generations and NIGHT and the final regular season all over the world. And now, this Pu- home game, as your Wolfpack take litzer Prize and Tony Award-winning on the Central Grizzlies. Come out masterpiece returns to the stage in a and send off our Seniors in a great vibrant 20th anniversary touring pro- way! Games start at 4p with Freshduction. A re-imagining of Puccini’s man, followed by your JV at 530 and La Boheme, It is not recommended Varsity hitting the floor at 7p! for children under 13. Driving Miss Daisy - Good Company Players Thursday, February 7, 2019 at 7:30 PM – 9:30 PM 2nd Space Train Brain February 6 at 10:30am Theatre 928 E Olive Ave, Fresno. The Palm Village Senior Network 7638 N. humorous yet caustic relationship Ingram Suite 111 (559) 346-7662 between a crotchety old Southern lady and a dignified, soft-spoken Bingo February 6 from 3-4pm Palm chauffeur challenges boundaries Village Senior Network 7638 N. Inof class and race in this Pulitzer gram Suite 111 (559) 346-7662 Prize-winning drama at Good Com- pany Players’ 2nd Space Theatre.

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Family Open Mic Tower Blendz is kicking off a new Open Mic Night on the 1st & 3rd Wednesdays of the month. Come check out the new location, have a smoothie or an açaí bowl, and enjoy your local artists. Sign Up Here: https://goo.gl/forms/SW9KQwTxdqftcbH12 DiCicco’s Dinner Show! Wednesday, February 6, at 6 PM – 9 PM Di Cicco’s Italian Restaurant 408 Clovis Ave, Clovis. Join Jeremy “Elvis” Pearce for a fantastic Elvis dinner show at The Lounge at DiCicco’s in Old Town Clovis! Just $25 per per-

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Arthop La Maison Kabob Thursday, February 7, 2019 at 7 PM – 10 PM La Maison Kabob 1243 Fulton Mall, Fresno. Featuring : Squid Ink - The Eros - Numb Mouth Fresno Jazz Festival Feb 7 at 7 PM – Feb 10 at 10 PM DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Fresno Convention Center 2233 Ventura St, Fresno. Tritonal Thursday, February 7 at 9:30 PM – 1:30 AM Rainbow BallRoom 1725 Broadway St, Fresno. 18+ Website - www.tritonalmusic. com

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link. The event picture only shows 8 of them. When you purchase your craft, you are letting me know what The Number One Female Revue you want to make. After you reserve in America!! Hot Oil and Hot Cream your spot, just show up. I will have Wrestling! Wednesday, February everything needed to complete your 6, 2019 at 9 PM – 11 PM Switch craft. 356Tavern offers us our own Lounge And Nightclub 5665 N. waiter with hand crafted beers, nightBlackstone Ave Suite 110 ly drink specials and a full restaurant. We sell tickets, until we sell out or 24 Comedy Night at Strummer’s hours before the start of class. If you Thursday, February 7, 2019 at 7:30 have any questions, feel free to call/ PM – 11:30 PM Strummer’s 833 E text Syndi Bergersen 559.259.9742 Fern Ave, Fresno. 21+ only Just $5! Tickets getcraftywithme.net Tix at https://www.ticketweb.com/ event/comedy-night-strummers-tickets/9102845 FAB presents Oooh POP Thursday, Oscar-Nominated Shorts 2019, February 7, 2019 at 9 PM – 2 AM presented by Fresno Filmworks FriFAB F716 E Olive Ave, Fresno. Host- day, February 8 Fresno Filmworks ed by Deja Skye with Dj Jacob Terry Tower Theatre, 815 E Olive Ave. For With special guest performances at two nights only, Fresno Filmworks 12am & 1am Every Thursday Night presents an exclusive presenta9pm-2am Nightly drink specials tion of The Oscar-Nominated Short Films 2019, just weeks before the

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Spring 2019 Allard’s Art Classes Open House FRI, FEB 8 1:00 PM SAT, FEB 9 11:00 AM • Special discounts on class signups for attendees only! See finished samples for all classes! Meet our wonderful instructors! Featured Classes Watercolor Kids Classes Airbrush Acrylic Mediums Art Resin Paint Pouring Paper Collage Fabric Painting AND MORE! Visit our website! www.allardsart.com/classes Arty Party at Ideaworks: Poetry Charms Sunday, February 10, 2019 at 1 PM – 3 PM Ideaworks 1730 H Street, Fresno. Tickets ideaworksmakerspaces.org Tired of searching for the right candy conversation hearts to express your true feelings? Join us for an Arty Party in the Textile Shop at Ideaworks and create a unique charm for your Valentine - or for yourself. We will use found objects and new media. All materials will be provided, but feel free to bring a tiny trinket from your own stash to include in your creation. Please pre-register to ensure adequate materials! Craft Night in Clovis Wednesday, February 13 at 6 PM – 9 PM 356Tavern 356 Pollasky Ave, Clovis. We have lots of Gift giving ideas, love themed projects and sign sets to choose from. We also have all your favorite non seasonal items and lots of new ones. There are 100’s of crafting options in the tickets

Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences announces its winners. For the 14th straight year, Magnolia Pictures and ShortsTV continue the tradition of sharing the world’s best short-form cinema with the Central Valley in three categories: animation, live action, and documentary. Featuring five full programs of Academy Award-nominated short movies. Assistive listening services are not available for these films. Friday, Feb. 8, 2019 5:30 p.m. Live Action 8:30 p.m. Animation Romeo + Juliet (1996) Film at Historic Crest Theatre Saturday, February 9, 2019 at 8 PM – 10:15 PM Historic Crest Theatre Fresno 1170 Broadway Plaza, Fresno. Open Mic Night This the Tower Famous Open Mic night. Every Monday, local performers come out to share their love and passion to our community. There is spoken word, comedy, dance, a variety of musical genres and even fire dancing. Whats better than grabbing your favorite tea, coffee or treat and enjoying local talent? FREE TO ATTEND. Sign ups start at 7pm, performances start at 7:30. The Revue 620 E Olive Ave, Fresno.

Family Holmes Kitchen Family Cooking Night Starting February 8th, learn a new delicious recipe each session with the FREE Family Cooking Night at Holmes Playground on the 2nd Friday of each month! Bring the family and work together to make yummy recipes that you can enjoy together. Space is limited, sign up now! Office Hours - Monday thru Friday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. - Call with questions at 559-621-PLAY For more information, please contact Wendy Moon at (559) 274-7642 Visalia Home & Patio Springfest The 26th Annual Visalia Springfest – the South Valley largest Home Show - returns to the Visalia Convention Center, February 8, 9 & 10 with over 350 exhibits featuring great ideas for every room of the house – inside and out – to bring your dreams to life! Feb 8 - Feb 10 FEB 8 Fri 11:00 AM FEB 9 Sat 10:00 AM FEB 10 Sun 10:00 AM Visalia Convention Center 303 E Acequia Ave, Visalia. Tickets www.visaliahomeshows.com

Buddy Day Guido’s Martial Arts Academy Friday, February 8, 2019 at 3:30 PM – 4:45 PM Guido’s Martial Arts Academy 130 W. Shaw Ave. Ste. 102, Clovis. Would your kids like to show their friends how much fun martial arts can be?? Do you have any friends who would like to come and train? Invite some friends to come to karate class and enjoy some fun games and martial arts! Have your friends register on our app! Storyland’s Valentine Factory Sunday, February 10, 2019 at 11 AM – 3 PM Storyland & Playland 890 W Belmont Ave, Fresno. Come visit Storyland and leave with a special Valentine! Let your kids’ imagination run wild at our Valentine Factory. Your child can select the fairytale character he or she wants on the front of their valentine. Then they color and decorate them, leaving a special message on the back. The arts and crafts area will be set up inside the Mother Goose venue starting at 11 a.m. on Feb. 10th. The Special ValWhen Harry Met Sally (1989): entine Factory is FREE with paid adThrowback Thursdays Thursday, Feb- mission to the park. Storyland tickets ruary 14, 2019 at 6:30 PM – 8:30 cost $4 for kids 11 and under, $6 for PM Visalia Fox Theatre 308 W Main adults, and $5 for seniors. The Valentine Factory is FUN and FREE! St, Visalia. Calling All Promotors We can help get you out there. Let us take care of the print and distribution. Need a design? We can do that, too. 559-472-7182

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MORE Sports Aleman Boxing Show Saturday, February 9, 2019 at 8 AM – 7 PM Aleman Boxing Fresno: Boxing Club & Fitness Center 1229 N Sierra Vista Ave, Fresno. Great fun for everyone! Fresno Come Out and help us raise money to continue to keep our doors open and serve the greater good in the community! Kids as young as 8 years old will be competing and adults will be battling it out as well! Fresno State Bulldogs Women’s Basketball vs. Unlv Runnin’ Rebels Women’s Basketball Saturday, February 9, 2019 at 2 PM Save Mart Center 2650 E Shaw Ave, Fresno. Top Rank Presents “every Moment Counts” World Championship Boxing Sunday, February 10, 2019 at 1 PM Save Mart Center 2650 E Shaw Ave, Fresno.

Seniors Adult coloring and potluck February 8th 12-2 Palm Village Senior Network 7638 N. Ingram Suite 111 (559) 346-7662 Bridge February 11th 1-3pm Palm Village Senior Network 7638 N. Ingram Suite 111 (559) 346-7662 Stretch & Strengthen February 12th 10:30am Palm Village Senior Network 7638 N. Ingram Suite 111 (559) 346-7662

Music KISS: End of the Road World Tour Friday, February 8, 2019 at 7:30 PM Save Mart Center 2650 E Shaw Ave, Fresno. Hearts on Fire Choir Concert! Friday, February 8, 2019 at 7 PM – 10 PM First Congregational Church 2131 N Van Ness Blvd, Fresno. We are proud to present “Songs of Love and Happiness” An evening of Music, Silent Auction and Fun, featuring the music of the Beatles, Earth Wind & Fire, Pharrell Williams, 3 Dog Night and more. This is a scholarship fundraiser for promising fresno youth to pursue their musical dreams! The Morning Drive, Conversation, Eighteen Hundreds at Fulton 55 Saturday, February 9, 2019 at 8:30 PM Fulton 55 875 Divisadero St, Fresno.

Mega 97.9 - Valentine’s Super Love Jam Saturday, February 9, 2019 at 7:30 PM Selland Arena 700 M St, Fresno. True Love Ways: The Music of Buddy Holly Sunday, February 10, 2019 at 7 PM Fulton 55 875 Divisadero St, Fresno. Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band: The Final Tour Tuesday, February 12, 2019 at 7:30 PM Save Mart Center 2650 E Shaw Ave, Fresno.

that other crap that fills our days. His comedy career began as just another way for the longtime theater nerd to get his stage fix, but he soon found that stand-up was his greatest passion and only actual skill. Clay is a regular host at Punchline and Cobb’s in San Francisco, as well as Rooster T Feathers in Sunnyvale. He won Comedy Oakland’s Tournament of Champions in 2015 and made it to the finals in 2017. Clay also found his way to the finals of the 2016 Ventura Harbor Comedy Competition, as well as the 2017 Rooster T Feathers Competition. He has also hosted the roasts of Dustin Diamond in San Francisco and opened for Nick Groove Factory Friday, February 8, Thune and Bryan Kellen in Ventura. 2019 at 9 PM – 2 AM Marlo’s Club Tickets available at EventBrite.com & Mexican Restaurant 468 N Palm Ave, Fresno. Only $5 Cover before 11:00pm Slice of Comedy headlining Alfonso Ochoa Friday, February 8, 2019 at 8 PM – 10 PM Di Cicco’s Italian Restaurant 408 Clovis Ave, Clovis. Fresno Tattoo Convention February Through his act, you will get to know 16-17 at the Fresno Fair Grounds. Alfonso Ochoa as a whitewashed 1121 S Chance Ave. Contact RedMexican, divorcée, a blackjack deal- wave Tattoos for tickets or more er and ex-fat guy. Alfonso has per- info (559) 439-7256 formed at comedy clubs across the country and was featured on nation- Paint & Chill WAKANDA FOREVER al television twice on “Laughs” on Saturday, February 16, at 7 PM – 9 Fox. https://www.eventbrite.com/e/ PM Corks and Palette Mixer 1526 n slice-of-comedy-headlining-alfon- Palm ave, Fresno, 93728 Have a fun so-ochoa-tickets-53276468351 night out with friends or a date night painting & listening to music. All art Wine & Chocolate Weekend FEB supplies will be provided. Register for 9 Sat 10:00 AM FEB 10 Sun 10:00 classes on Eventbrite.com or pay at AM Do something unique for Val- the door. (Seating is limited so better entine’s Day! Enjoy wine tasting at to reserve online) We require 4 guest *participating wineries, chocolate in order to hold class! sampling, live music, delicious food and gift shopping! More information Drip Irrigation for Your Landscape at maderawinetrail.com Saturday, February 16 at 9:30 AM – 11 AM Clovis Botanical Garden 945 Pizza + Wine Saturday, February N Clovis Ave, Clovis, 93611 Master 9, 2019 at 12 PM – 5 PM Kings Gardener, Tim Sullivan will explain River Winery 4276 S Greenwood how drip irrigation can help you betAve, Sanger. Visit Kings River Win- ter manage your irrigation and have ery during the Fresno County Wine a beautiful garden. The different & Chocolate Lovers Weekend! We types of drip irrigation will be diswill have extended hours of 12:00- cussed, followed by a walking tour 5:00PM On Saturday, February 9 of the Clovis Botanical Garden highwe will be offering wood fired piz- lighting the benefits and challenges zas paired with a glass of wine at of adding drip irrigation. our Tasting Room. Pizza will be prepared by our owner Bob. A great Open Mic Night Monday, February opportunity to meet the winemaker! 18 at 7 PM – 10 PM The Revue 620 Pizza + Glass of Wine $10.00 Pizza E Olive Ave, Fresno, 93728 Every Only $5.00 Monday, local performers come out to share their love and passion to our Slice of Comedy headlining Clay community. There is spoken word, Newman Saturday, February 9, 2019 comedy, dance, a variety of musical at 8 PM – 10 PM Di Cicco’s Italian genres and even fire dancing. Whats Restaurant 408 Clovis Ave, Clovis. better than grabbing your favorite This joke slinging rabble-rouser has tea, coffee or treat and enjoying local been delighting audiences across talent? FREE TO ATTEND. Sign ups the west coast for over five years start at 7pm, performances start at with his tales of life, love, and all 7:30.

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By Daniel Renteria |Tower District Marketing Committee

he historic Tower District is known for culture, music, art, and its people. The ‘Tower’ is one of the few walking communities in the greater Fresno area and remains as the one-stop shop for those who support local business, restaurants, and drinking establishments. On any given day or weekend, one can expect to see Eva Scow, Richie Blue, Patrick Contreras, and many other amazing musicians performing at the various venues that call ‘Tower’ home. It is also home to Art Hop on the first Thursday of each month and supports local artists. Many of our neighbors look forward to the special events sponsored by the Tower District Marketing Committee (TDMC). One such event is the upcoming Mardi Gras Parade. This year’s 22nd annual parade is scheduled for March 3, 2019, starting at 1pm. It will travel down Olive Avenue from Palm to Maroa Avenue. The theme this year is Steampunk which is a subgenre of science fiction or science fantasy that incorporates technology and aesthetic designs inspired by 19th century machinery. It’s an interesting theme which should bring out some creative floats. Also, on the horizon is the annual Rogue Festival which is scheduled for March 1 thru March 9, 2019. This is an event that showcases incredible talent at specific locations in the Tower District. This year will highlight musicians, singers, dancers, and comedy shows. It truly is a festival for everyone who loves to be entertained. We suggest people come out before or after a show and enjoy a great meal at one of our locally owned restaurants. Another event to look forward to is the Taste and Toast of the Tower scheduled for May 9, 2019. The TDMC will host what is known as a ‘Wine Walk’ in the Tower District. We anticipate approximately a dozen wineries that will pour samples of their premium wines. Also, restaurants will provide food samples that will showcase their menus. A ticket will allow you to sample all the wines from the participating wineries and food samples. Simply said, the Tower District is a fun place to hang out. We’re home to pub crawls, performing arts at the Tower Theatre, antiques, and vintage clothing stores, and much more. Visit us at TowerDistrict.org for ongoing events. Also like us on Facebook @FresnoTowerDistrict.

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Aerial Arts Fresno Presents: Melt the Soul M

elt the Soul… sounds dreamy right? Maybe you saw the title and thought, “I like the sound of a show called ‘Melt the Soul’, but I don’t know what aerial is…” Well friend, we are here to tell you. And then show you. When you eventually come to our show, because it is definitely dreamy ethereal magic, and you won’t want to miss it. We’ve been called air gypsies, curtain dancers, fabric flyers, and we are indeed, all of the above. Think Cirque Du Soleil, except we’re local and affordable and you can buy us a beer after! So to sum up, we’re dancers, but like, in the sky. You get it. Melt the Soul will be Aerial Arts Fresno’s debut Rogue show. This showing features collaborative choreography by Brittany Kitchen, Meaghan McCready, Kelly Replogle, and Katie Belden. The unspoken narrative combines aerial dance with some moody hipster music to create a majestic, glorious, gooey hour-long performance. Most of us were 90’s babies, who grew up to be early 00’s emo kids, so we’ve got that fluid emotional vibe that makes for a great artistic performance. Melt the Soul is an abstract exploration of relationships, conflict, and growth. It seems that now, more than ever, people feel isolated and overwhelmed by the world around them, trying to navigate their lives successfully and cultivate healthy rela-

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olo-performer, musician, and storyteller Mel Moseley brings her most recent solo performance piece, SEXOLOGY: THE MUSICAL!, to the Rogue Festival. A funny and poignant musical journey from monogamy to solo-polyamory SEXOLOGY: THE MUSICAL! explores the ins-and-outs of monogamy, ethical non-monogamy, and polyamory through personal storytelling and music. If you’ve ever wondered how alternative relationships work, this is the show for you! From monogamy to swinging to polyamory to relationship anarchy, Mel has been there. Join Mel on her journey as she questions - what if we all did what works best for us and weren’t afraid to be honest about it? The world might be a safer and more loving place. Mel says: “When I was young, I thought you were supposed to find your one true love and ride off into the sunset together - I didn’t know there was any other option. Before I even knew the term monogamy, that idea was burned into my brain. Growing up in suburbia in the 70s and 80s, it was all about getting your man. At the same time, all of my fantasies as a teen were about women. Then I discovered there’s a huge world out there of possible relationship structures. Men, women, dyads, triads, and more. In fact, you can create your own structure and do it ethically and transparently! And so, off I went exploring.” Praised by critics and audiences for its performances at the 2018 Come Inside Festival and Sex Positive Portland in Portland, OR, SEXOLOGY: THE MUSICAL! launches its 2019 spring/ summer tour with the Rogue Festival.

might have seen at Tower Theatre called Break the Taboo. (And those are only some of our favorite performances from this past year!) We are a collaborative of creatives with a united mission and we are excited to see that mission unfold in our city. And we are so stoked to be doing our first Rogue show! AerialArtsFresno.com|@aerialartsfresno Facebook and Instagram

Melt the Soul: 5 showings: Friday 3/1 – 10PM Saturday 3/2 – 2PM Thursday 3/7 – 5:30PM Friday 3/8 – 8:30PM Saturday 3/9 – 6:30PM California Arts Academy: Severance 1401 N Wishon Ave, Fresno, CA 93728 65 Minutes, $15 admission, All ages, No late-comers. Online Tickets: roguefestival.ticketleap.com/

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Where: Vista Theatre, 1296 NW Wishon Ave, Fresno, CA 93728 When: Fri, March 1 5:30pm Sat, March 2 8pm Sun, March 3 8pm Fri, March 8 7pm Sat, March 9 3:30pm Price: $10, visit http://roguefestival. ticketleap.com and search for Sexology

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tionships. This was the thought process when we all choreographed for this show. You’ll see different perspectives of relationships and life changes for each piece, tied together through fluid movement, and explored on a variety of different aerial apparatuses. Who needs a story-telling plot anyway? So contrived. Although Aerial Arts Fresno was only founded a year ago, we’ve been hard at work creating new art, collaborating with artists of different disciplines, and performing for events and parties throughout the Central Valley. We started off with a bang in January 2018 (in our first few weeks as a company!) when we collaborated with local band, and American heroes, The Morning Drive for their album release party at Fulton 55. In May 2018, we excitedly performed alongside several local and some renowned musicians during Grizzly Fest next to one of their main stages. Most recently (October 2018) we teamed up with Aerial Angels Pole Fitness and D&J Dance Company for a full-length show you

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he 2nd Street Dancers are back at Rogue with a high energy show celebrating female artists: Dancing with Powerful Voices. They will perform twice at Dianna’s Studio of Dance at 826 N Fulton St. Performances will be on Saturday March 2nd at 8:00 pm and Sunday March 3rd at 3:30 pm. Tickets are $10 and can be bought at the door or at the Rogue Festival’s website: www.roguefestival.com. When The 2nd Street Dancers’ director, Beth Zobian, traveled through Spain last summer, she visited many Spanish museums and admired works by Picasso, Dali, and Goya. But one small thought nagged at her during her trip: where were all the female artists? This niggling question persisted once she returned home to Fresno. And then, as though in answer to her thoughts, she heard it: NPR had published a list of the 200 Greatest Songs by 21st Century Women. Inspired

by this list, and by the idea of illuminating these women’s voices through dance, Zobian recruited 2nd Street Jazz, the teen and adult dancers in her company, to help her showcase these female artists at the 2019 Rogue Festival. Dancing with Powerful Voices is a celebration of women, dance, and music. This show will take you on a journey through the great female pop and folk music of the 2000s, interpreted as never before- through the 2nd Street Dancers’ energetic jazz, tap, and ballet numbers. This is a show that encourages the audience to leave their worries at the door and prepare to be entertained; even those who aren’t dance connoisseurs will enjoy the music- some big hits and some music from lesser known artists- and listen to what these strong women have to say. The Second Street Dancers are a dance company based out of Selma, Califor-

nia. Originally founded by former San Francisco Ballet dancer, Deanna Moser Driscoll, in 1984, the company is now directed by her daughter, Beth Zobian. Dancers in the company range from age 7 to adult and come from towns all over the Central Valley. The company performs locally as well as internationally. The Second Street Dancers’ international performances include dancing in China (2001), the Mediterranean (2003), in Cancun (2005), in Italy (2007), and most recently in Cuba (2017).

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MORE The Germ 19: Film Festival Wednesday, February 20 at 6 PM Windsong Productions 351 O Street, Fresno, 93721 Make a film, watch films, win the grand prize. The inspiration for The Germ 19 is director Wes Anderson. Your film must contain diegetic music. Diegetic music is music in a film that is part of the setting and may be heard by the characters (versus incidental music that is part of the “soundtrack” but not heard by characters). Time limit is 5 minutes. Entries are due Monday, February 18 by 6 p.m. at thegerm. org. For the first time ever, The Germ is offering a $250 cash prize to the favorite film, as selected by the audience. The event is free to attend, for more info visit TheGerm.org

The Notebook (2004) Saturday, February 16 at 8 PM Historic Crest Theatre Fresno 1170 Broadway Plaza, Fresno, 93721 A poor yet passionate young man falls in love with a rich young woman, giving her a sense of freedom, but they are soon separated because of their social differences. It’s not just a movie, it’s an experience! Doors open 7 PM Film starts at 8 PM Tickets Only $6 and available at BrownPaperTickets.com Greg Hahn Saturday, February 16 at 8 PM Tower Theatre 809 E Olive Ave, Fresno, 93728 Greg Hahn has parlayed his absurdly energetic, all out style of physical humor, one liners and crowd work into a performance of immediate pandemonium and continuous laughs. A favorite on the nationally syndicated Bob and Tom Radio Show, Greg has also appeared on Late Night with Conan Mamma Mia - Good Company Play- O’Brien, Comedy Central, CBS, ABC, ers February 14 at 7 PM and Febru- FOX, MTV and CMT. Tickets available ary 15 & 16 at 7:30 PM Roger Roc- at TowerTheatreFresno.Tix.com ka’s Dinner Theater 1226 N Wishon Ave, Fresno, 93728 Set on a Greek island, this sunny jukebox musical spins a modern fairytale about a young bride-to-be whose determi- Smooches 4 Pooches Thursday, nation to find her real father brings February 14 at 10 AM – 4 PM Fresno three men from her mother’s past Humane Animal Services 760 W Nielback to the romantic island they vis- sen Ave, Fresno, 93706 Bring Valenited twenty years before. For tickets tine’s to the dogs of Fresno Humane and more show dates visit GCPlay- and help raise money for our medical ers.com fund! Every Valentine collected will be matched with a $1 donation up The Curious Incident of the Dog in to $850 by a local dentist, Dr. Ryan the Night-Time Friday, February 15 Dunlop of Better Life Center. To par& 16 at 2 PM – 4:30 PM with more ticipate, bring in your Valentine’s dates. Selma Arts Center 1935 High cards and place them in each dog’s St, Selma, 93662 15-year-old Chris- Valentine’s pouch, made by local topher has an extraordinary brain: school children. If you would like to He is exceptional at mathematics interact with a dog, one on one, just but ill-equipped to interpret everyday ask a volunteer to assist you. life. He has never ventured alone be- yond the end of his road, he detests Bingo at the 509 Wednesday, Febbeing touched, and he distrusts ruary 20 at the American Legion strangers. Now it is 7 minutes after Post 509 at 3509 N First St Fresno, midnight, and Christopher stands north of Shields Ave. Open to the beside his neighbor’s dead dog, Wel- public - every Wednesday. Payouts lington, who has been speared with $175 - $250. Bingo prices: $20 a garden fork. Based on the novel buy-in includes 19 regular games by Mark Haddon. Adapted by Simon plus 1 bonanza card. Doors open Stephens. Tickets available at Sel- 4:30 pm, Horserace game: 6:15p. Regular games: 6:30. Weekly kitchmaArtsCenter.com en dinner specials. Call (559) 224 Slice of Comedy headlining Vince 0522 with questions. Royale Friday, February 15 at 8 PM Di Cicco’s Italian Restaurant 408 Clovis Ave, Clovis, 93612 Jersey City native, Vince Royale is a stand up comedian, actor, and recording artist. Vince Coexist Festival Sunday, February has been featured in VH1, CBS, ABC, 17 at 12 PM – 5 PM Meux Home MuGSN, MTV, various commercials, in- seum 1007 R Street, Fresno, 93721 dependent films, and soap operas. A metaphysical market. Bringing Tickets available at EventBrite.com metaphysics and magic together. Tarot readers, healing arts practiCalling All Promotors We can tioners, henna artist, local artisians, help get you out there. We’ll design, performing arts, food. Kid and pet print and distribute. 559-472friendly. Free admission. 7182

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Senior Events Stretch and Strengthen at 10:30a and then 3/13 Cards from 1-3p Thursday, Februart 14 at the Palm Village Senior Network located at 7638 N Ingram, ste 111, Fresno, 93711. For more information call Barbara 559-346-7662 or email barbara@pvsn.org Monthly luncheon 12-2p at Mimi’s Friday, February 15. Please RSVP with the Palm Village Senior Network, call Barbara 559-346-7662 or email barbara@pvsn.org Bridge 1-3p Monday, February 18 at the Palm Village Senior Network located at 7638 N Ingram, ste 111, Fresno, 93711. For more information call Barbara 559-346-7662 or email barbara@pvsn.org Train Brain at 10:30a followed by Rummikub 1-3pm Wednesday, February 20 at the Palm Village Senior Network located at 7638 N Ingram, ste 111, Fresno, 93711. For more information call Barbara 559-3467662 or email barbara@pvsn.org

Sports Fresno State Bulldogs Women’s Basketball vs. New Mexico Lobos Saturday, February 16 at 2 PM Save Mart Center 2650 E Shaw Ave, Fresno. Tickets available at TicketMaster. com Fresno State Bulldogs Wrestling vs. University of Oklahoma Wrestling Sunday, February 17 at 2 PM Save Mart Center 2650 E Shaw Ave, Fresno. TicketMaster.com Fresno State Bulldogs Mens Basketball vs. Air Force Academy Falcons Mens Basketball Wednesday, February 20 at 7 PM Save Mart Center 2650 E Shaw Ave, Fresno. Tickets TicketMaster.com

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HOT FLASH HEAT WAVE, Vacations, Sophie Meiers, The Moonjacks Sunday, February 17 at 7 PM Strummer’s 833 E Fern Ave, Fresno, 93728 San Francisco indie-rock quartet Hot Flash Heat Wave rose to prominence in the Bay Area music scene in 2015 with the release of their ‘Gutter Girl’ music video. All ages. Tickets available at TicketWeb.com Calling All Captains, Settle Your Scores, and Gardenside Wednesday, February 20 at 7 PM Full Circle Olympic - Tower District 1426 N Van Ness Ave., Fresno, 93728 St. Albert based pop punk band Calling All Captains burst into the scene in 2014 and have since been tirelessly developing their sound amidst the newest wave of the genre, evoking elements of early 2000’s emo-infused pop punk to blend with their own brand of modern easycore angst. All ages. Tickets available at EventBrite.com

HoPPK Game Night Monday, February 18 at 6 PM HoP PK 820 Van Ness Ave, Fresno, 93721 Join us every Monday for Game Night at HoPPK! Gaming at home is fun and all, but have you ever played Monopoly with a beer and a pita wrap? Games start at 6pm sharp

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Learn Television production Feb 26 & 28 at 2 PM CMAC 1555 Van Ness Ave, Suite 201, Fresno, 93721 Hands-on experience needed to safely operate a video camera in our studio. Also practical skills on the video switcher, audio board, teleprompter, and simple graphics. Membership must be paid prior to training. Contact For Scheduling: (559) 266-2622 or info@cmac.tv

Valentines Single Mingle Thursday, February 14 at 6 PM Outlaw Tavern 325 Clovis Ave, Clovis, 93612 Whether you’re single or taken gonna be a great night of fun, colored beads to fun drinks, lots of candy & chocolate. FAB Fridays presents Raja Friday, February 15 at 8 PM FAB Fresno 716 E Olive Ave, Fresno, 93728 Raja is the winner of RuPaul’s Drag Race season 3 Karaoke at the American Legion Post 509 Friday, February 15 at 7 pm 509 at 3509 N First St Fresno, north of Shields Ave. Lightning Entertainment Featuring: D.J. Dave AKA Puppet Man, Miss Lori & Rico. D.J. John Metzler. 2 tacos for $4, drink specials and dancing. Every first and third Friday of the month. Figure.09 (Linkin Park Tribute) Tribute of a Down, We Are 182 Saturday, February 16 at 8 PM Club One Casino 1033 Van Ness Ave, Fresno, 93721 Doors at 8pm/Music at 9pm. Drink specials. Free parking garage with heavily monitored security. Must be 21 or over to enter. Sunday Dances at the American Legion Post 509 on February 17 at 2pm - 5pm 3509 N First St Fresno, north of Shields Ave. Country and mixed music. $5 at the door. Every 3rd, 4th, & 5th Sunday of the month.

2/15 GypsyVision/Weep Wave/The Eros at Tower District Records Friday, February 15 at 7 PM Tower District Records 1930 N Echo, Fresno. Golden State Lone Star debut in Fresno Sunday, February 17 at 7 PM Tower Theatre 809 E Olive Ave, Fresno, 93728 Golden State Lone Star w/Mark Hummel, Anson Funderburgh, Mike Keller, Wes Starr & RW Grigsby-an all Star TX-CA collabo- Calling All Promotors We can ration. Tickets available at TowerThe- help get you out there. We’ll design, print and distribute. 559-472atreFresno.Tix.com 7182

February 21 - 28 Art Bagels & Boards Saturday, February 23 at 10 AM Board & Brush 207 N Irwin Street, Hanford, 93230 Join us in the studio Saturday morning on February 23rd for a bagel spread as we get crafty with friends! It’s a BYOC (coffee) type of morning.! We have over 200 different designs to choose from. Register early for your spot. Visit BoardandBrush.com

Theater Moving Through the Static February 21-23 at 7:30 PM University Theatre 5201 N Maple Ave, Fresno, 93740 The ensemble will present an entertaining and thought-provoking evening of contemporary dance. Six different repertory dance works will be presented; the themes of identity, relationships, absurdity, competition, humor, and psychological insight will fill the stage. Tickets available at Tickets.Vendini.com Moonstruck Friday, February 22 at 7 PM Fox Hanford 326 N Irwin St, Hanford, 93230 Moonstruck is a 1987 American romantic comedy film directed by Norman Jewison and written by John Patrick Shanley. It is about a widowed, 37-year-old, Italian-American woman who falls in love with her fiancé’s estranged, hot-tempered younger brother. Starring CHER and Nicholas Cage. Tickets available at HanfordFox.com Calling All Promotors We can help get you out there. Let us take care of the print and distribution. Need a design? We can do that, too. 559-472-7182

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Bingo at the 509 Wednesday, February 27 at the American Legion Post 509 at 3509 N First St Fresno, north of Shields Ave. Open to the public - every Wednesday. Payouts $175 - $250. Bingo prices: $20 buy-in includes 19 regular games plus 1 bonanza card. Doors open 4:30 pm, Horserace game: 6:15p. Regular games: 6:30. Weekly kitchen dinner specials. Call (559) 2240522 with questions.

Stretch and Strengthen at 10:30a and then Bunco from 1-4p Thursday, February 21 at the Palm Village Senior Network located at 7638 N Ingram, ste 111, Fresno, 93711. For more information call Barbara 559-346-7662 or email barbara@pvsn.org Energy Upgrade California Presentation at 1pm Friday, February 22 at the Palm Village Senior Network located at 7638 N Ingram, ste 111, Fresno, 93711. For more information call Barbara 559-346-7662 or email barbara@pvsn.org Bridge 1-3p Monday, February 25 at the Palm Village Senior Network located at 7638 N Ingram, ste 111, Fresno, 93711. For more information call Barbara 559-346-7662 or email barbara@pvsn.org Stretch and Strengthen at 10:30a followed by ‘Meet Me at the Movies’ Tuesday, February 26 at the Palm Village Senior Network located at 7638 N Ingram, ste 111, Fresno, 93711. For more information call Barbara 559-346-7662 or email barbara@ pvsn.org Book Club at 10:30a and then Canasta from 2-4pm Wednesday, February 27 at the Palm Village Senior Network located at 7638 N Ingram, ste 111, Fresno, 93711. For more information call Barbara 559-3467662 or email barbara@pvsn.org Stretch and Strengthen at 10:30a followed by 3/13 Cards from 1-3pm Thursday, February 28 at the Palm Village Senior Network located at 7638 N Ingram, ste 111, Fresno, 93711. For more information call Barbara 559-346-7662 or email barbara@ pvsn.org

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Family Movie Night - The Incredibles Thursday, February 21 at 6 PM Me-n-Ed’s On Tap 1731 W. Bullard Suite 101. Join us for February Family Movie Night. We will be screening The Incredibles. Mark your calendars because this will be a fun night that will include root beer floats and adult beer floats for the big kids (21+) The Weekend Blender Feb 23 & 24 -2019 Not Your Typical Comic Con Feb 23 & 24 at 10 AM Sierra Vista Mall 1050 Shaw Ave, Clovis, 93612 Indoor Mall Show. Free family friendly event, various vendors, special guests, a Kid’s Zone, cosplay contest and more! No Cost Parking. LGBT Fresno and Pink Panthers Movement: Movie Night Wednesday, February 27 at 5:30 PM – 8 PM Figarden Library 3071 W Bullard Ave, Fresno, 93711 “A Kid like Jake” [2018]. LGBT Fresno and The Pink Panthers Movement Fresno want to bring awareness towards the importance of accepting and supporting children who are exploring gender expression. This is a FREE event. Calling All Promotors We can help get you out there. We’ll design, print and distribute. 559-4727182

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The Marías Thursday, February 28 at 8 PM Full Circle Olympic 1426 N. Van Ness, Fresno, 93728 A smooth rendezvous of jazz percussion, hypnotic guitar riffs, smoke-velvet vocals and nostalgic horn solos, there’s something undeniably sensual in the group’s dreamlike fusion of jazz, psychedelia, funk and lounge. Tickets available at EventBrite.com

Beginner’s Yoga Friday, February 22 at 6:05 PM The Brass Unicorn 1007 N Van Ness Ave, Fresno. Great for newcomers to yoga, or yogis that want to slow it down. Pre-Registration is requested. $10 per person. Fresno State Bulldogs Women’s Basketball vs. University of Nevada Wolfpack Saturday, February 23 at 2 PM Save Mart Center 2650 E Shaw Ave, Fresno. Tickets TicketMaster. Wee Beasties + Eager Seas Friday, com February 22 at 8 PM Cellar Door 101 W Main St, Visalia, 93291 Tickets 4th Annual Support Blue Fresno available at TicketWeb.com Run Saturday, February 23 at 8 AM Woodward Park 7775 N Friant Rd, FAB Fridays Die Antwoord Tribute Fresno. Join us to show your sup- Friday, February 22 at 9 PM FAB Fresport for the many men and women no 716 E Olive Ave, Fresno, 93728 in law enforcement who give so Paying tribute to Die Antwoord! much. For more info visit RunSig- nUp.com/Race/CA/Fresno/Support- Studio 54 meets Fulton 55 Arne NixBlue on Center Disco Fundraiser Saturday, February 23 at 9 PM Fulton 55 875 Fresno State Bulldogs Mens Divisadero St, Fresno, 93721 2019 Basketball vs. Wyoming Cowboys rings in a new year for the Arne Nixon Wednesday, February 27 at 7 PM Center Advocates as we unite forces Save Mart Center 2650 E Shaw Ave, for a one night only DISCO extravFresno. Tickets TicketMaster.com aganza. Bridging our colorful and diverse communities’ for a night of

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Music The White Buffalo at Strummer’s Saturday, February 23 at 8 PM Strummer’s 833 E Fern Ave, Fresno. Tickets available at TicketWeb. com Kottonmouth Kings Saturday, February 23 at 6 PM SmokeHouse Bar and Grill 38743 highway 99, Kingsburg, 93631 Also with Nothing but Losers, Hyperslug, and more. All ages. TheArtourage.com Between the Buried and Me with Tesseract Wednesday, February 27 at 6:30 PM Strummer’s 833 E Fern Ave, Fresno. All ages. Tickets TicketWeb.com

dancing and entertainment in the hottest venue in the Cultural Arts District in Historic Downtown Fresno. Tickets available at EventBrite. com HomeGrown Homebrew Competition Saturday, February 23 at 2 PM – 5 PM Tioga Sequoia Brewing Company 745 Fulton St, Fresno, 93721 HomeBrew Club One Day Membership $2 One entry Per Brewer/ Must be brewed on a Homebrew system. SUBMIT ENTRIES 2/11 - 2/16 Last Day 2/16! Finalist will be notified on or before 2/20. For full rules and other details, contact Tioga Sequoia 559-486-BEER

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Sunday Dances at the American Legion Post 509 on February 24 at 2pm - 5pm 3509 N First St Fresno, north of Shields Ave. Country and mixed music. $5 at the door. Every 3rd, 4th, & 5th Sunday of the month. FAB presents Game Night Tuesday, February 26 at 9 PM FAB Fresno 716 E Olive Ave, Fresno, 93728 Game Night every 4th Tuesday of the month with Drag Bingo hosted by Charmalina! No Cover Calling All Promotors We can help get you out there. Let us take care of the print and distribution. Need a design? We can do that, too. 559-472-7182

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FRENCH Provincial Dresser - $280 Sturdy, beautiful French Provincial 9 drawer dresser, can be used as a buffet furniture piece, or dresser. This piece of furniture is painted Paris Grey with a top Walnut stain. Measures 75” length, by 19 wide, by 32 Height. $280 if you pick up - $300 if we deliver. Contact TWO INDOOR grow Larry 559-287-1062 lights 600 watt high PERSONALS pressure sodium $45 ENTERTAINMENT MEET SINGLES in each. Call for more center made out of cherry wood - $650 your area. Real Hook- info 559-341-2575 Unit is in very good ups Real Fast. Try it HYDRO condition, doors slide FREE! Ahora en Es- THREE panol 18+ (559)761- flood & drain tables, in to open and can fit it one for $65 or two for 25 inch TV. Call (559) 0162 $45 each. Call for more 917-8038 GOOD LOOKIN, info 559-341-2575 LEATHER Sofa and tall, slim, white male, LOOKIN, Ottoman - both for 70. Looking to meet GOOD slim, white female, tall, slim, white male, $300. If purchase sepa60-70 who likes to go 70. Looking to meet rate, sofa for $300 and western swing danc- slim, white female, ottoman for $50. Call ing, flea markets, es- 60-70 who likes to go or text (559) 351-1453 tate sales, fishing, and western swing danc- BUFFET camping. Call 559- ing, flea markets, es- MAPLE 779-1021 please leave tate sales, fishing, and - $120 Could also a message if no answer. camping. Call 559- serve as a storage cab779-1021 please leave inet, dresser, TV stand a message if no answer. 60”W x 23”D x 29.5”H Call for more info MISCELLANEOUS (559) 289-9321 FURNITURE VINTAGE clothARE YOU SELLING ing & accessories at something? List it here ALLEN BeBe O’s in Tower. ETHAN for only $20/ issue. We also carry vintage writing desk & chair Call 559-472-7182 items & furnishings. - $195 Late 20th cenCome check out the tury vintage writing SUPPORT LOCAL inventory! 1130 N. desk and matched Wishon Ave. Fresno. chair. Expertly crafted. (559)445-1928 Re- Call or text (559) 392ceive $5 off your $25 7143 purchase.

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1940’S martin and Schwarts Vintage antique Gas Pump for Restoration - $500 missing hoses and inserts. These antique gas pumps are selling for 3-4,000 restored! First 500, 307-3920 PHONOGRAPH--radio cabinet, antique $115 Cabinet is in very good condition. Radio and phonograph were previously removed and cabinet was used for storage 360-2977

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BEAUTIFUL Retro White and Black Bonded Leather Couch - $450 The wood on the side railing is brown. The stripe in the couch are black, front chrome legs. Has a few blemishes otherwise it’s a great unique looming beautiful couch. 7 feet long, 3 feet 1 inch depth, 2 feet 10 inch tall. For more info call 559 681-2958 BUNK BEDS Full Size/Twin Size Bed Frame - $399 Nice solid and stable Bunk Bed Full Size/Twin Size Bed Frames. Great for saving space for another room. In good condition. Will need assembling, roughly takes an hour. The top twin frame sits on 4 metal pins if you want to separate the 2 bed frames. 5 feet 2 inches wide, 6 feet 8 inches long, 5 feet 5 inches tall. Call 559-681-2958

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CLASSIFIEDS DYNA-GLO Gas 2500 GALLON tanks BBQ Grill - $300 (Sel- $2500 (Visalia) two ma) Dyna-Glo 5 Burn- 2500 gallon poly tanks. er LP (Propane) Gas XLPE seamless tank, VINTAGE cloth- Grill with Side Burner. 20 times the strength ing & accessories at Model #DGF510SBP. of standard poly tanks. BeBe O’s in Tower. Bought new, only Constructed from resWe also carry vintage used about 6 times. in that is specifically items & furnishings. Just don’t use it of- designed for critical Come check out the ten enough. Included: chemical applications inventory! 1130 N. Two 15 gallon propane including diesel. EmpWishon Ave. Fresno. tanks (1 full, 1 partial), ty weight is 625 pound. (559)445-1928 Re- grill cover and owners Call or text (559) 786ceive $5 off your $25 manual. (805) 268- 6717 6025 purchase. BOAT TRAILER VIKING 48” Dual Factory Made - $650 Fuel Range Dehydrate TrailMaster, single APPLIANCES - $1,000 Oven has six axle, 16’ L x 6’ W with K I T C H E N A I D porcelain coated rack modification. Can be stovetop - $400 New supports. Comes stan- made into toy hauler 6’ condition no sign of dard with one standard x 12’. No title. Call for use came out of guest oven rack and two more info 456-4418 house. Call for info TruGlide full exten- 559-548-2446 sion oven racks (left HYPRO D252 GRGI oven has two racks). Diaphragm Spray strategically er Pump - $350 This BRAND NEW 4 burn- Three er gas grill - asking located oven lights pump was purchased $200 brand new in provide maximum vis- in April 2014 and box, unopened. Text ibility (left oven has needs a rebuild kit. anytime 559-776-5629 one light). Call or text Other than that the (559) 377-3182 pump is in good shape. I am also selling a MAYTAG Neptune Honda GX 120 on a front load washer and rubberized steel base FARM & GARDEN electric dryer set separately that used to $400 Maytag Neptune front load washer and TWO INDOOR grow mate with the pump. dryer electric set. Ser- lights 600 watt high Used for AG herbicide viced cleaned and in pressure sodium $45 spraying on golf cart. great condition. Call each. Call for more Engine posting number (6801294363). For 559-313-7519. No info 559-341-2575 more info call (559) texts please 260-7297 SUPPORT LOCAL

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THREE HYDRO flood & drain tables, one for $65 or two for $45 each. Call for more info 559-341-2575 TRACTOR Kubota B2601 - $16,000 OBO 2017-2018 kubota B2601 for sale. this thing is brand new zero problems! we no longer need it as we stopped farming. Call or text (559) 906-4977 S.D. MYRES Saddle - $300 (North Fork) Beautiful western saddle, intricate tooling pattern. Great condition. 14.5 inch seat. Call or text (559) 7607730

TOOLS HONDA HS 55, Tread drive, snow blower that needs repairs. Selling for $200. You pick up. Can provide pics. Text 559-372-9491 DEWALT air compresser - $900 Compressor works, it’s in good shape but needs pulley. A must see. Call for more info 559-9405254

CRAFTSMAN Workbench - $300 (Coalinga) 8’ long with stainless countertop. 90% of countertop still covered with factory protective sticker. 5 Drawers, metal pegboard and comes with light and power strip. Heavy and good quality. Bought preassmbled from sears. Must pick up. No checks, only cash, Venmo or PayPal please. Text (559) 577-8000 STEAM CLEANING System - $2,150 2 Mondo Vap 2400 steam cleaners. Like new. Cleans tile, grout,kitchen equipment, flooring, walls just about anything. Asking $2150 each, they are $3750 new. Call or text (559) 7308400

ZODIAC Jandy PHPF.50 PlusHP .5HP Full-Rated HighHead Pool Pump 230/120 $399 Brand new in factory box, never been opened. This pump is designed with the high performance of a larger pump in a compact body and jandy patented quiet technology for whisper-quiet operation which makes it a great choice for pool and spa renovations, in-floor cleaning systems, spa-jet boosters, solar energy heating systems, and small equipment areas. Call or text (559) 666-1011

LAWN SERVICE. Cleanups, Fertilizer, New Saw, Lawn Spraying, Sprinkler Repair & Lawn Reseeding. Call for a Free Estimate! 559696-5149 or 559-2757630

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BIKES SCHWINN Tango 7 Speed Tandem Bicycle - $450 barely ridden. It has nice cruise saddle seats; with 2 bottle holders, and good tires. Please call Tim at 559417-4743 (No Texting, by phone call only).

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CANNONDALE R500 - $300 excellent riding condition 56 frame size Cannondale R500 that just had a full tuneup by Rubber Soul in Fresno. It has Shimano RSX groupset, hubs, and brakes and Coda 700R handlebars. It has a 7 speed cassette and a triple chainring so you have 21 gears. The tires, bar tape, tubes and brakes are all in good condition. It gas Mavic 195 wheels which are spinning true. Call or text (559) 575-3981

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RALEIGH Route 3.0 Hybrid/Comfort Bike - $145 SR SunTour/ Shimano drivetrain, 21 Speed Revo Shift, Weinmann 700C aluminum alloy quick release rims. Front Suspension, Tektro linear-pull brakes, comfort seat. 23”/58 cm Lightweight aluminum frame (Extra Large) Clean and in excellent condition. Almost $450 new. Please call 559-261-4680 if interested. (no text)

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DAHON Stowaway Folding Bicycle - $130 Pre-owned, Works great. Folding Dahon bicycle. Tires hold air etc. Shows some light wear from use. (See pics) If you are interested in this bicycle or others come on down to Schwinn 3235 E Belmont Ave Fresno Ca 93702 at The Fresno Hock Shoppe MonFri 10am to 5:30pm and Saturdays from 10am to 2pm or call us with any questions at 559-264-5856.

09 ARCTIC Cat Prowler XTZ1000 with Super Low Miles! - $7,500 (Visalia) Buying a New House so the Toys Have to Go! 2009 Arctic Cat Prowler XTZ1000 with only 1495 miles (122hrs). Runs Perfect! Fuel Injected 2-Cylinder 1000cc Beast, 4x4 with Locking Differentials. Call or text (559) 3287588 2009 Honda Rancher 4×4 fuel injection - $4,200 One owner, 420 CC engine, carrier racks, front and rear gun rack. Excellent ATVS condition, garage kept 2007 Suzuki LTZ registered till 2020, 440 Special Edition - pink slip in hand. Must $3,200 with 440 Bore see. 559-385-0174 ask kit. Runs Like a champ for Mike. needs minor maintenance including: new 2016 RZR Razor tires, new chain, brake 1000 TURBO 4 Seatwork, and a tune up. er - $19,500 Only 848 Comes with rear pad- miles perfect condidles. Don’t want to sell tion. Half windshield but need money asap. and roof rack. Roof Pink slip in hand. If metal with spoiler. Full interested contact Jon- doors, curved light athan at 559-481-3901 bar. UTV Inc switch plates with switches. ARE YOU SELLING Pro Armor Sound Bar, something? List it here Bluetooth. Spare Tire for only $20/ issue. Holder with Tire. Call for more info 209-470Call 559-472-7182 3900 SUPPORT LOCAL

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2006 Yamaha R6 $5,500 Clean title. 10,800 mi. Well maintained, fresh oil, brake pads, and tires. Ready to ride! Contact me at MEANSTREAK bag(559) 387-7559 if inger - $5,000 (Madera) terested. 12k miles and counting, tags good until 100 anniversary HarDecember 2019, new ley Davidson - $6,500 sideburner exhaust a classic, this motor($600), new fatty cycle is very unique t-bars with built-in led because it’s a fusion signals, new big air between Harley-Dakit, new dobeck EJK vidson and porch mofuel controller, new tor. Low miles, 6,200. hard saddlebags, and Clear title, never been more. Call or text for dropped, custom pipes more info (559) 975plates and tax up to 6098 date, title in hand. Text to 559-940-5737 TTR 125L (Big Wheel) $1,999 2007 Suzuki GSXR (Coarsegold) an ex600 - $2,500 FIRM tremely clean 2004 Clean title, 34k miles. Yamaha TTR 125L It has brand new tires, Big wheel for sale. The all the lights work, bikes runs great and nothing wrong meis almost completely chanically it’s a good original with extremesolid bike. I have it ly low hours. Pink in plasti dipped all fairhand. Current Regisings are in pretty good tration. NO TRADES. shape except for the Call or text (559) 676two side fairings. Text 7669 (559) 258-1421 ARE YOU SELLING something? List it here for only $20/ issue. Call 559-472-7182

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2002 Harley-Davidson Softail FXST $10,500 Custom, lots of chrome, custom paint. Extra accessories at no charge: 2-helmets, chaps, seat and snap on sissy bar. Call (559) 443-9588 TRIUMPH Bonneville SE, 2012 - $7,200 Adult owned and ridden. Garage kept and covered. Immaculate condition. Runs well, no issues. Various upgrades. Text or call, please leave message if no answer 559-4250882

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FLEETWOOD 1999 Wilderness Vintage $1,550 AC and heater, stove and kitchen sink, 3-way refrigerator, couch can sleep one person, overall sleeps 8 people. Everything works, clean title in hand. Serious buyers only. Call (209) 4378707

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CARRIAGE 2003 Trailer 39ft 3 Sildes - $13,500 (Visalia) 1 owner, 39ft, 3-Sildes queen bedroom, generator, and lots more. Hardly used, inside is almost like new. Just paid the trailer off and will recive title soon. Please leave a message 559-577-3606 1983 AMERICAN EAGLE Bus - $25,000 Clean title, single rear axle. Kobata 8k generator, 6 cylinder automatic Detroit diesel. New injectors, new batteries, runs and drives. *Financing Available * Will consider all trades. For more you can reach me at 559-281-6481

bath w/shower, 3 burner stove w/oven, large refrigerator, too many options to mention. Small SUV towable! Call for more info 559259-9325 2002 prowler lynx fifth wheel with large slide out - $6,700 very well taken care of, clean in and out, all fibberglass body and aluminum framed. The front dinette turns in to bed as well as the sofa bed, sleeps (6) people. Stove, oven, microwave fridge, all plumbing works fine. For more information (925) 961-2012

2005 Chevy Malibu V6 - $2,500 New alternator, 235k miles, new resovoir tank, doesn’t over heat, no leaks, runs like new. Text (559) 349-4859 for more info.

2017 Honda Civic EX $11,900 15,000 miles, sunroof, backup camera, side camera, push start, power windows, power locks, bluetooth, touch screen. Call 559-612-8937 2008 Nissan Altima - $4,000 Vehicle is in excellent condition with only 133k miles. Motor and trans are strong. 3.5L v6 with six speed manual transmission. Tagged until CARS May of 2019. Will do 2006 Mitsubishi paperless title transfer. Eclipse - $3,600 great Call or text for more condition, well taken info 559-770-5741 care of, v4 2.4 automatic engine. Gas ARE YOU SELLING saver, no mechanical something? List it here issues, no leaks, clean for only $20/ issue. title. Smog and tags all Call 559-472-7182

2012 MINI Lite by Rockwood - $12,995 Hardly used “1” Owner, Super light weight, under 4k gross w/slide, aluminum frame, full fiberglass exterior, electric tongue jack, dual propane tanks, 4 up to date. Call if interscissor stabilizers, full ested 559-312-8609

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HOUSES FOR SALE YOUR ENTERTAINMENT OASIS! $559,000 Stillmeadow 1 subdivision in Oakhurst Minutes from town. Pool, hot tub, waterfall and beautiful views. Landscaped yard. 2790 sf two-story home with 5 Bd, 3Ba, open living area, and wraparound deck. Main floor master suite. Room to park your RV/toys.! Scott McGhee, Lic #01987178 (559) 6837183 office (559) 4620321 mobile

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