Fresno Flyer Vol 6 No 11 by Fresno Flyer

EDITOR’S NOTE Life has become filled with incredibly contentious things - women’s rights, gun violence, religion. And it’s not that these are new issues, but they seem to have intensified exponentially. It has pushed many of us to such levels of frustration that we either scream we want to leave the country or scream at each other in defiance at every point of disagreement. Neither is going to get us anywhere. To illustrate the issue, recall the “brain drain” problem here in Fresno. Everyone likes to get their education from Fresno State because of its various notable programs. However, once talented students graduate - they’re off to more reputable big cities. And without being able to retain such talent, Fresno suffers, unable to grow (either industrially or creatively) at even remotely similar rates to San Francisco or Los Angeles. In reality, the “brain drain” results from people not believing in Fresno - no one wants to put in the work to help it reach its potential. So, without the dedication and commitment, Fresno continues to trail behind other large cities in California - seemingly backward compared to the rest of the state. Without that talent, Fresno’s old ideas perpetuate and grow deep roots that spread into nearby areas, making those ideas even harder to change. Do you see the theme? If you’re angry, it means you care and deeply. Our communities can only improve if you remain in them, willing

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to fight. And by ‘fight,’ I mean to push for change and better policies. If you don’t, no one will - or rather, the thing that made you so angry will have no opposition and, therefore, win. And pushing for change requires talking to those who might not agree with you right away. Debates are mentally and emotionally exhausting, so as a whole, people tend to avoid them by saying “agree to disagree.” But the problem with that is this allows for complacency, for things to grow stagnant and continue to exist long past their expiration date. So part of the hard work is being willing to have difficult conversations with those who disagree with us - and, most importantly, to listen. There are certainly a lot of nuances to this, such as knowing when to leave the conversation when it is no longer productive, but if you can remember the basics - to listen and to be willing to have the hard conversations, then you’re off to a great start. The world doesn’t change when we hide in our echo chambers, even though it feels comforting to do so. And it feels good to escape when we’re faced with horrendous events that leave us feeling hopeless. But I sincerely hope you don’t escape too long and ultimately stay. Communities like Fresno need you, and others who feel alone in these fights need you. Whether your fight is with national or local issues, I hope you stay and stand your ground, wherever you are.

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Iration’s Good Vibes

Comes to Fresno By Lisa Talley | lisa@fresnoflyer.com

o-headling the 30-date, cross-country Sunshine & Summer Nights Tour with Atmosphere, Iration brings their good vibes to Fresno on August 24 at the Rotary Amphitheater at Woodward Park. The Hawaiian and California-bred five piece are on tour to support their seventh full-length album, “Coastin’” - a record centered around living in the moment. The second album after the departure of long-time vocalist, Kai, “Coastin’” is a clear display of Iration’s newfound musical identity. “It’s the music we want to make going forward; it’s more focused, mature, and meaningful. It’s timeless. We wanted to make an album where it doesn’t feel like it sits in any particular time, decade or era of music,” shares lead vocalist and guitarist, Micah Pueschel. Iration’s exploration of musical genre crossovers helped give “Coastin’” its ageless appeal. While reggae and island sounds are at the foundation of their music style, Iration has a profound appreciation and influence that spans the spectrum of rock, pop, R&B, and funk. The album stands out from the band’s previous 15 years of releases with the use of orchestral strings, the occasional saxophone, as well as elements of R&B, funk, Motown, and jazz. But “Coastin’” is more than a musical buffet - it’s a 13-song musical journey

inspired by the band’s real life experiences with a re-focus on pushing positivity and good vibes. The songs bring to mind warm rains, carefree days, and all the seemingly insignificant things that create the most beautiful memories. Pueschel echoes the sentiment, “That’s the kind of feel that we want to bring - that feeling like there’s no worries, you’re not stressing about anything, you’re just putting on the music and [cruising, top-down along] the coast, enjoying the ride.” While taking a quick break from the busy tour, Pueschel further took some time to chat with Fresno Flyer about the Sunshine & Summer Nights Tour and Iration’s journey over these last few years.

MP: I think the inspiration came from a lot of ’70s funk and soul. We wanted to make a kind of funky/jazzy record that pushed us to find new pockets and grooves and to explore different styles.

FF: It’s been a little while since Iration’s last concert in Fresno. What can new fans expect from an Iration show?

MP: The biggest thing is being able to play for a different section of fans that maybe haven’t seen or even heard of us before. That’s always a great opportunity and we’ll work hard to show that we’re worthy of their time and hard-earned money.

MP: They can expect a much more complete, fine-tuned show. We’ve been playing a lot since last summer and I feel like we’re playing the best music of our career. We’ve added a horn section and have really honed in our sound. FF: Your latest release, “Coastin’” is described as an evolution from your 2018 self-titled album. What do you think has been most inspirational in your musical progression? | FRESNOFLYER.COM |

FF: What message or feeling would you like fans to take away from this album? MP: I think the overarching theme is being present. Being able to enjoy the simple beauty of life and kind of getting through the everyday noise to find peace. FF: Every tour is a new set of experiences and discoveries. What about this co-headlining tour with Atmosphere gets you hyped up the most?

FF: The pandemic was brutal for touring artists, including delaying Iration’s own promotional tour. After the long pause on live performances, what’s the morale like for the band heading into this tour?

MP: The morale is high. We’re really excited to bring a totally new production. We’ll be playing some new music as well so that is always exciting. FF: Looking down the road into 2022, what can fans look forward to from Iration? MP: We are in the middle of writing new music, so outside of the tour, we look forward to releasing some new songs to keep our fans happy. FF: Fresno has a lot of Iration fans who have been eagerly awaiting your return to our city. Are there any parting words you’d like to leave them with? MP: We’ve loved coming to Fresno since our days at Fulton 55, and we look forward to showing how far we’ve come since those days. Iration will perform at the Rotary Amphitheater at Woodward Park, also featuring Atmosphere, The Grouch with DJ Fresno and Passafire on August 24. Tickets are available at IrationMusic.com. For more information about other tour dates and to keep up with all things Iration, follow them on Instagram @iration. | FRESNO FLYER |

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THE GUNS ARE KILLING US By Smiley G. Calderón | smileygcalderon@gmail.com

resno streets are tough—and deadly. Depending on the neighborhood, drive-by shootings may feel commonplace—unexpected, yet, not entirely unfamiliar. At least that’s how I feel living in District Seven. I hear random gunshots almost every other night. A vicious, fatal drive-by happened just a block from my home not too long ago as if it were a routine occurrence. And innocent bystanders have been mowed down one too many times by these homicidal street sociopaths and their unforgiving guns. I often wonder if I’ll be next. I constantly look over my shoulder with wary, anxious stares, ready to run at full speed or throw myself to the ground in case the wrong car shows up, spraying bullets. It’s psychologically and emotionally exhausting. However, I was pleased to learn that violent crime in Fresno has recently taken a surprising downturn. There have been about 50% fewer homicides to date than this time

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last year. There were 71 homicides in 2021—3 less than 2020— and at our current rate, we’re on track to cut that number in half for 2022. This is a strong testament to the great work the Fresno Police Department has accomplished under the careful, steady leadership of its 23rd chief, Paco Balderrama. He has been instrumental in coordinating multi-agency joint law enforcement efforts that have targeted some of Fresno’s most violent street gangs. Earlier this spring, the Fresno-area Multi-Agency Gang Enforcement Consortium (MAGEC) successfully made 47 felony arrests and seized 30 illegal firearms. Chief Balderrama said this about the combined efforts: “This operation is the largest of its kind in recent history in our state…It has yielded multiple arrests of violent felons, taken many illegal firearms off our streets, helped solve

at least three homicides, and stopped half a dozen anticipated shootings that we are aware of, including two potential mass shootings.” But will this type of proactive policing help our mass shooting problem here in America? Balderrama continued describing how the operation’s success was rooted in the teamwork of multiple agencies with a single focus. “Strong partnership and collaboration with our state and federal partners is necessary to succeed in bringing safety to our communities,” he explained. “We know all too well the violence affecting our city and what must be done to turn the tide and increase community safety. We thank the California Department of Justice and state partners, our federal partners, and our local law enforcement agencies for playing such a critical role in the success of this operation,

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but the ultimate credit goes to the faithful men and women who have put in countless hours on this operation by doing this difficult work. Today is your day, and our community is safer for it.” And it’s not only Fresno city officials who are proud of the progress that has been made against gun violence here in Fresno. California Attorney General Rob Bonta also poignantly praised the recent achievements. “Today, Fresno is safer thanks to collaboration, determination, and swift action. No family should ever have to worry about drive-bys or other forms of gun violence in the neighborhoods where their children live and play. As a result of this joint law enforcement effort, we’re taking guns off the street and putting suspected gang members and

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California Cuts Cannabis taxes to heal ailing industry

To Begin again the inevitable transition

By Alexei Koseff | alexei@calmatters.org

alifornia is significantly overhauling its cannabis tax structure, including entirely eliminating a tax on growers, in an effort to boost a struggling legal industry begging for relief. The changes, which were adopted last week as part of a broader state budget agreement, will also create tax credits for some cannabis businesses, expand labor rights within the industry and switch collection of a state excise tax from distributors to retailers. That tax will pause at 15% for three years, after which regulators could raise the rate to recoup lost revenue from discontinuing the cultivation tax. Prominent cannabis industry groups praised the plan for its potential to lower costs and help make legal sales more competitive with an illicit market that remains robust six years after California voters legalized recreational marijuana. Yet even as the measure won overwhelming approval in the Legislature, it was met with vocal discontent from retailers who say they will not benefit and several lawmakers who complained that it did not do enough to address ongoing racial disparities in the industry. While efforts to secure further assistance from the state may continue, they seem unlikely to gain favor any time soon with Gov. Gavin Newsom, who signed the tax revision on Thursday. “I’m incredibly proud of this bill. It accomplishes an incredible amount of things for the betterment of all Californians,” Nicole Elliott, director of the Department of Cannabis Control and Newsom’s top cannabis adviser, told CalMatters. “So I think we need to take a moment to reflect on the fact that something great got done.” Eliminating cultivation tax was a priority Amy Jenkins, a lobbyist for the California Cannabis Industry Association who was heavily involved in the negotiations, said zeroing out the cultivation tax was a priority

for the legal industry — something it has sought for three years. Growers complained that the tax, a flat $10.08 per ounce for flowers, was making it difficult to keep operating as prices tumbled from a glut of weed and not enough dispensaries to sell it. Wholesale prices have

the cultivation tax could have a beneficial ripple effect through the legal market, lowering costs that compound for consumers through the wholesale price, the excise tax and sales taxes. It could also turn plant trimmings, which were taxed at $3 per ounce for leaves, into another viable commodity for farmers, said Genine Coleman, founder of the Origins Council, an advocacy group representing cannabis businesses in the historic Northern California growing region known as the Emerald Triangle. The leaves can be useful for manufactured products such as creams. “It’s incredible to have the cultivation tax eliminated,” she said. “It had become so untenable.” Coleman said the tax restructuring package was about as good as she could have hoped for, given the constraints of Proposition 64, the 2016 legalization measure that earmarked cannabis tax revenue for child care slots, environmental cleanup and impaired driving prevention efforts. Newsom pushed for a revenue-neutral approach to protect funding levels for those programs. The budget includes $150 million to backfill any shortfalls in the next three years, before the state can begin raising the excise tax. Debate over excise tax continues

dropped by as much as 50% over the past year, particularly squeezing farmers whose outdoor crops sell for less and forcing many smaller operations to close down. “Any delays in that happening was something that we were not able to accept,” Jenkins said. Supporters hope that eliminating | FRESNOFLYER.COM |

But that looming tax increase is a major disappointment for many in the industry, who say taxes must be cut even further for legal cannabis to ever compete on price with the illicit market. Coleman pointed to other major regulatory expenses for growers, including licensing fees and environmental compliance requirements. She also wants the state to play a larger role in opening up retail opportunities that remain prohibited in most jurisdictions in California. “It’s not enough at all. And it’s just simple math,” she said. “Our position has al-

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By Nancy Zanicchi-Bobb, M.A. newbeginningconsulting11@gmail.com

rom the moment we are born to the end of our physical life, we are consistently transitioning as we step into new experiences and opportunities throughout our life’s journey. Life is an awesome gift, and the journey is a road we travel individually, witnessing personal twists and turns some up, some down. Of course, the upside events in life are the good things - the fun and happy moments, the new beginnings, and memorable accolades. The downturns also are part of the journey - transitions that can be challenging, those events we experience encountering grief, loss, disappointment, and sorrow. To begin again and move forward requires determination, resilience, and patience. There is a starting over period for both happiness and sadness. Unimaginable happiness is an amazing feeling due to the brain releasing feel-good hormones called endorphins, the natural mood enhancers secreted during times like exercising, laughing, eating, sex, hiking, celebrations, and shopping. So how do we maintain our happiness? • • • • • • •

Happiness is a choice Self-care promotes well being Mindfulness & Responsibility create Accountability Having a driven purpose, and goals in life Healthy boundaries & patterns form permanently Making good choices Ultimately happiness is a way of life

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... to begin cont’d from pg 5 Sometimes the journey reminds us that fate can be cruel and undeniably challenging when we experience sadness. While sadness is never a choice, choosing to remain sad is, and there are many skills we can utilize to move forward through sorrow and disappointment. Learning to move forward through the healing process is part of self-care and understanding the five stages of grief. It requires: • • • • •

Resilience, patience, purpose Self-care to promote well being Having plans & goals for the future Keeping a journal of your progress Understanding trauma and how it affects you

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The 5 Stages of Grief: Denial Anger Bargaining Depression Acceptance

Everything we do in life is a choice, we either consent to it or we don’t. We are managers of our journey, and we get to decide how we move forward with any transition. Establishing balance in life goals and the relationship with self is key to maintaining happiness and managing sadness. Be kind and gentle with yourself, continue to listen to positivity, read the words you write in your journal and make the connection to consent to a healthy today and tomorrow. Welcome, July! --Nancy Zanicchi-Bobb, M.A. Counseling Psychology, author & narrator, “I Only Paint in Watercolors”, & “Keeping a Suggestive Mind through Meditation” speaker for transition, loss & grief.

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..Guns cont’d from pg 4 their associates behind bars. Together, we’re putting public safety first. Thank you to our partners in Fresno and across the state for working with us day-in and day-out to protect the people of California.” In late May, Chief Balderrama and his team were at it again as they concluded Operation Safe Neighborhoods, a monthlong strategic policing approach to street violence in and around the city, including the surrounding county islands and some parts of Clovis. It ultimately resulted in 288 felony and misdemeanor arrests and the confiscation of dozens of illegal guns. At least one was a particularly undetectable gun known as a ‘ghost gun,’ lacking a serial number, making it untraceable— i.e., unregulated. Anyone can order one online as a ‘gun kit’ and easily assemble it at home. The kinds of people who can’t pass a routine background check are the kinds of people who obtain these kinds of guns. In two recent California mass shootings, in Saugus, 2019, and Tehama County, 2017, the criminals used these ghost guns to shoot dozens of people. Many died because of them, and it’s a serious problem across America, including Fresno. But who are these ‘bad guys with guns, and what do they look like? Well, the perpetrators are diverse. Not all of them are Brown and Black gang members, as many would imagine. For example, the horrific massacre on May 14th in Buffalo, New York, where ten innocent shoppers were gunned down, was done by a young White man—a white supremacist who purposefully targeted Black victims. Yet, authorities were able to arrest this shooter peacefully—and without injury. Something that People of Color know all too well would not happen if it were them. But that’s a conversation for a different day. The point is that now more than ever, white supremacists have become emboldened to commit acts of violence – not just because of their twisted beliefs but also because of their protected, legal, and easy access to weapons of mass destruction in the United States. So you see, gun violence results from illegal and legally obtained firearms by a broad spectrum of perpetrators. I think we can all agree that we have a severe gun problem here in America. The Uvalde, Texas incident at Robb Elementary School on May 24th was just ten days later, rocking the nation at its core. This mass shooting, while shocking and disturbing, was also stereotypically American. A total of 19 children and 2 teachers—dead— coinciding with the tenth anniversary of the

original horrific Sandy Hook Elementary School Shooting, America’s deadliest elementary school shooting. The common denominator problem? Guns. And, access is way too easy. The Uvalde shooter legally purchased his semi-automatic firearms and ammunition. And there have been more mass shootings since. You may not be keeping count, but there have been more than 250 mass shootings here in the U.S. since the beginning of the year. (for clarity, ‘mass shooting’ refers to any shooting with four or more firearm-related injuries or fatalities, not including the shooter). In a parallel universe where guns are better regulated or outlawed in the U.S., trigger-happy psychopaths would simply be outof-luck. These kinds of senseless mass shootings and horrible massacres would become a myth. Or, as some would suggest, is more guns on the street the answer? In response to the Uvalde massacre, Georgia Republican Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene retorted: “The only thing that Congress should be working on this week is how to stop people from being able to kill kids in school…Now let me tell you: that does not involve gun control. That involves protecting our kids with guns.” But isn’t that like trying to put out a fire with more fire? Without guns, psychopaths and murderers would be out of the mass shooting business entirely—right? So, removing access to firearms makes more sense than putting one in the hand of every so-called ‘good guy.’ If we didn’t have our streets and stores flooded with firearms in the first place, we’d never have to worry about school shootings. Ever. Simply put, if fewer guns existed, there would be less opportunity for these kinds of criminals to get a hold of them. Other countries don’t experience mass shootings like we do because guns are not readily available; they are prohibited. In our crazy upside-down modern American society, where profits from firearm sales trump human lives, the real winners today are our heavily-armed unfriendly neighborhood anti-socials and psychopaths. And there is no friendly neighborhood Spiderman to save the day. Good guys with guns aren’t going to save the day either. In the case of Uvalde, all the guns in the world didn’t do a thing to stop the egregiousness that transpired. Central Valley pastor, Rev. Samuel S. Colley-Toothaker, Dean of Fresno’s St. James Episcopal Cathedral and the Episcopal Diocese of San Joaquin, understands the seriousness of our gun addiction. In a Valley

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Voices opinion article with the Fresno Bee, he reflects on his substantiated fears of living during such a volatile, vulnerable, and deadly time: “The rash of gun violence and mass shootings in the United States is a public health crisis. It has been for a long time, for decades. It is evil. The cost for the economy is incalculable…No sector of our society has been spared this grotesque violence, and we are all suffering for it. The mental health toll doesn’t just impact those closest to the gun violence. It spreads, like the contagion it is, throughout the community and the nation,” Rev. Colley-Toothaker warned. “The stress caused by this senseless violence is no respecter of age, gender, ethnicity, creed, or political party. This mental health crisis is felt everywhere…The toll in human life and suffering for the victims, their families, friends, and the first responders is abominable. The impact on individual and collective mental health is… well, words fail me…” There may not be words, but there may be strategies. Strategies that involve teamwork at the grassroots level, organizing and creating awareness, civic engagement and community dialogue, and discussion with authorities and local business owners. This includes working with our community police departments in sending the strong message to every gun-toting criminal that we won’t tolerate the terrorization of our communities any longer! But not only that, we need America and all of its corporate interests to know that we Americans don’t need unlimited access to guns. And, we don’t need more guns. We may not have all the answers, but more guns or easier access to them is not the answer to the gun violence problem. As Chief Balderrama emphasized at the press conference after Fresno Police Department’s very successful Operation Safe Neighborhoods: “We’re not done. We’re not where we need to be…There is still a lot of police work that needs to be done in order to keep our streets and communities safe.” Now more than ever, criminals with guns need to be held accountable. Like Chief said about increased policing, “You should get used to it.” We have to get these guns off our streets if we have any hopes of saving them.

--I. smiley G. Calderón is a Gen X Chicano and lifelong educator who spent a career in academia in Southern California, but is most proud of being a father.

..Cannabis Tax cont’d from pg 5 ways been: We need tax reform and.” Jenkins, the industry lobbyist, said the three-year pause on the excise tax rate buys advocates more time to press their case. Moving collection from distributors to the point of sale, where products can be taxed on the actual purchase price rather than an assumed 80% retail markup, will improve accuracy. Jenkins believes that tax revenues could actually rise as a result, giving the industry an argument against raising the excise tax and potentially even to lower it. “We have three more years to fight that fight,” she said. ‘Crumbs’ for social equity licensees Cannabis retailers, who did not receive a direct tax cut like growers, have expressed far more dissatisfaction with the deal. And advocates for social equity operators — who received their licenses through local programs intended to diversify the industry with more people of color, formerly incarcerated people and residents of neighborhoods with historically disproportionate cannabis arrest rates — have been particularly blistering in their criticism. “What we’ve gotten are essentially crumbs from this bill,” said Amber Senter, executive director of the advocacy group Supernova Women, who organized several rallies at the state Capitol this year. “The cultivators will see relief, they will see a little bit more money in their pockets, and none of that is going to trickle down.” The deal will allow equity licensees to get a $10,000 tax credit and keep a fifth of the excise tax revenue they collect for the next few years. But advocates had lobbied for more sweeping aid, such as a suspension of the excise tax altogether, to give their businesses a greater opportunity to establish a foothold. Senter dismissed the tax credit as token assistance that would not even cover the

Supporters for equity cannabis tax reform gather at a rally at the state Capitol on Jan. 13, 2021. Photo by Rahul Lal for CalMatters

cost of licensing fees. She also expressed concern about another provision that could have far greater significance in the long run: Starting in 2024, the plan lowers the threshold to 10 employees for businesses that must enter into labor peace agreements, thereby providing unions access to communicate with and attempt to organize their workers. “Small businesses cannot be unionized,” Senter said. “This is going to crush small businesses.” Some legislators want more action As the bill came before the Legislature last week, several lawmakers spoke out on the floor against what they said was insufficient aid for cannabis retailers and equity operators, including state Sen. Steven Bradford, a Gardena Democrat who introduced legislation

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this session to reduce the excise tax. He called the provisions for equity operators “minimal and insulting” and was one of only a handful of legislators not to vote for the measure. In an interview, Bradford expressed frustration that the cultivation tax was completely eliminated for growers, who are overwhelmingly white, while equity licensees received far less. He said he worried that plan would only deepen racial disparities in the industry, where Black and brown communities targeted during the war on drugs have struggled to thrive. “That’s a hard pill to swallow,” he said. “At some point, when are we going to put the real weight and work behind what we all say exists?” Bradford said he would continue to push to lower the excise tax for equity operators and other steps to move minority-owned businesses to the top of state efforts to bolster

the legal cannabis market. “Without a doubt, there needs to be more work,” he said. “If we fall short of that, we’ll come back next session.” Elliott, the director of the Department of Cannabis Control, defended the tax restructuring deal as a collaboration between Newsom and legislative leaders to “simplify, simplify, simplify” the law for businesses across the industry. “That reflects a willingness to be critical of the systems that are in place and trying to modify them,” she said. No one can get everything they want in a compromise, Elliott said, but everyone is coming away from the deal with financial relief and regulatory improvements. “They didn’t have any of this yesterday. So today is a better day,” she said.

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Celebrate Caesar Salad Season (Family Features) Light bites and summer just seem to go hand-in-hand, especially when the temperature outside means turning on the oven is out of the question. Whether you’re trying to put a meal on the table quickly or serving a crowd at your next summer get-together, putting a few small twists on seasonal favorites, such as Caesar salad kits, can be a perfect solution when you want to kick back and relax instead of spending extra time in the kitchen. With more than 100 varieties of fresh, healthy and convenient ready-to-eat salads - including nine Caesar salad varieties - Fresh Express offers tasty and versatile salad kits that feature premium ingredients and can be eaten as a standalone salad or dressed up in next to no time to make mealtime a true celebration of the season. For example, this Muffuletta Caesar Sandwich gets its flavor from the Caesar Chopped Salad Kit, which includes chopped romaine, Parmesan Caesar dressing and savory croutons topped with cracked pepper and grated Parmesan cheese. Simply fill two bread bowls with giardiniera, red peppers, green olives, celery, parsley, salami, cheese and salad then

combine to meld the flavors for a tasty take on an Italian specialty sandwich. Or add breaded calamari to the classic, restaurant-style Caesar Salad Kit featuring crisp romaine lettuce, rich and flavorful Caesar dressing, crunchy garlic croutons and Parmesan cheese for a perfect first-course salad, no trip to a restaurant needed. Visit freshexpress.com for more mealtime inspiration and to find salad kits at a store near you.

Muffuletta Caesar Sandwich Prep time: 20 minutes Servings: 8 1 1 1 1/2 1/4 1 8 8 8 3 8

jar (16 ounces) mild or hot giardi niera, drained, liquid reserved jar (12 ounces) roasted red peppers, drained and chopped can (6 ounces) chopped green ol ives, drained and diced cup celery, diced cup minced fresh parsley round loaf Italian bread (2 pounds) ounces sliced provolone cheese ounces sliced Genoa salami ounces sliced mozzarella cheese packages (9.4 ounces each) Fresh Express Caesar Chopped Salad Kits ounces sliced mortadella

In bowl, combine giardiniera, red peppers, olives, celery, parsley and 2 tablespoons reserved giardiniera liquid; mix well. Cut bread in half horizontally; tear out some bread, leaving about 1/2-inch to create bowl. Fill bottom bread bowl with olive salad. Layer with provolone cheese, salami and mozzarella cheese. Place greens from one salad kit into bowl; toss with salad dressing. Add toppings; toss to combine. Place in top bread bowl; layer with mortadella.

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Carefully flip top half of bread over and place on top of fillings in bottom half. Wrap tightly with plastic wrap; press down to compress. Let sit 15 minutes to blend flavors. Cut sandwich into eight wedges. Make remaining two salad kits to serve as side dish.

Calamari Caesar Salad Prep time: 5 minutes Cook time: 15 minutes Servings: 4 1 1 8 4

package (10 ounces) breaded calamari package (9.8 ounces) Fresh Express Caesar Salad Kit Campari tomatoes, sliced lemon wedges

Bake calamari according to package directions. In large bowl, toss greens from salad kit with salad dressing. Add toppings; toss to combine. Divide salad evenly among four plates. Top each with calamari, tomatoes and lemon wedge. Serve with sauce from calamari package.

SUMMER Calendar

Paint and Sip. Friday, July 29th, 6:30pm. 3025 W Shaw Avenue #108, Fresno. Business Hub Paint Workshop: Camera Basics - Intro- will be a great event! We provide the duction to the Sony X70 and Z90. canvas, paint, brushes and unlimitWednesday, July 20th, 6:30pm. ed wine while we enjoy each other’s CMAC, 1555 Van Ness Ave, Suite 201, company and follow the instruction of Fresno. Are you ready to start taking our instructor. Come out and spend more control of your camera? Join us the evening with friends painting the for our Camera Basics workshop to night away. begin mastering your shots! You will learn the technical ins-and-outs of our Sony X70 and Z90 cameras, and leave with a better understanding of frame rate, white balance, and expo- JUST THE TIPS Comedy Show + sure settings. Membership required. Open Mic. Wednesday, July 13th,

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14th Annual Red Carpet Event. Saturday, July 23rd, 9am. Sierra Vista Mall Cinema 16, 1300 Shaw Ave, Clovis. !4th Annual Red Carpet Event. Event is for the positive uplifting of youth via Film, Performances and Surprises!

7pm. DiCicco’s Italian Restaurant, 408 Clovis Ave, Clovis. Just the Tips is back. Feature show followed by a Comedy Open Mic every Wednesday. Nationally touring comedians from all around the world. Seen on Netflix, Hulu, Comedy Central, Laughs on Fox, HBO, Showtime, The Roast Battles, and BOB AND TOM.

JUST THE TIPS Comedy headlining Feather Da Wyz. Wednesday, July 13th, 7pm. DiCicco’s Italian Restaurant, 408 Clovis Ave, Clovis. Feather Da’Wyz Godfather of Central Valley comedy and genius crowd work comedian. Do not miss this hilarious comic. Touring through out the country at all the biggest comedy clubs and also Churches. This crowd work giant will leave you holding your side in stitches. Slice of Comedy Headlining Connor McSpadden. Friday, July 15th, 8pm. DiCicco’s Italian Restaurant, 408 Clovis Ave, Clovis. Connor McSpadden started his comedy career at age 16 sneaking out of his house with his learner’s permit and a dream. Since then he has established himself as one of the top rising comedians in Los Angeles.

St George Comedy Night. Saturday, July 16th, 6:30pm. St George Hotel, 1342 Main St, #1D, Newman. Enjoy an evening of laughter. This monthly showcase features the Best Comedians in California. Kicking off our first show with superstar lineup!! Producer and Host: Serena Gamboa “The Spicy “Latina” - MAMA Award Winner for Best Comedy in 2018 & 2021. Opening: Taylor Evans - Member of the comedy team “The Deaf Puppies”. Two time finalist at the Rooster T Feathers comedy competition. Featuring: Rudy Ortiz - Host of The Dream Team morning show on 102.9 KBLX in San Francisco. Feature for Frankie Quinones, Tony Roberts, Monique, Tommy Davidson, and Mark Curry. Headlining: Mario Hodge. Born and raised in Oakland. He has worked with Charlie Murphy, Tony Roberts, Sinbad, Luenell, Adele Givens, Tommy Davidson, and tours all over with Faizon Love. JUST THE TIPS Comedy headlining Eric Hahn & Darren Capozzi. Wednesday, July 20th, 7pm. DiCicco’s Italian Restaurant, 408 Clovis Ave, Clovis. Eric Hahn is a stand-up comic and writer based out of Los Angeles. Eric hates pizzas, pasta, salads, and attorneys who start restaurants. Eric can be seen nightly performing all throughout Los Angeles and recently toured New York, Boston, and Philadelphia.

June Lake Theater Festival. Friday, July 22nd, 6pm. Gull Lake Park, 47 W Granite Avenue, June Lake. A beautiful outdoor theater festival in the magical mountains of the June Lake Loop! We are thrilled to announce Songs for a New World, as the featured programming of this year’s 2022 June Lake Theater Festival. This stunning musical by Jason Robert Brown, boasts an incredible score of songs that all revolve around “a moment of decision.” In the words of the composer: “It’s about one moment. It’s about hitting the wall and having to make a choice, or take a stand, or turn around and go back.” Comedy at The Labyrinth Art Collective. Friday, July 22nd, 7pm. The Labyrinth Art Collective, 1470 N. Van Ness Avenue, Fresno. Stand Up Comedy; Headlining Daniel Betts. Featuring Andrew Boydston. With John Hacker, Anthony Jauregui, Julian Nieto, and Karla Murphy. Hosted by Mike Wooten

Cultivate Your Laughs. Friday, July 22nd, 7:30pm. Blaker Brewing, 1930 Airdrome Entry, Atwater. Cultivate your Laughs, a stand-up comedy show, is coming to the Tarmac Event Venue! Join us for tons of laughs, great food, and craft beer! Cultivate your Laughs will play host to talented comedians from the Central Valley and Greater California. This event will also feature craft cocktails and popBlack Audacity Presents: Foolish- corn available for purchase! ness & F!?ckery. Thursday, July 21st, 7:30pm. The Rosé, 820 Van Ness Av- Slice of Comedy Headlining Nat enue, Fresno. Your favorite 559 pod- Baimel. Friday, July 22nd, 8pm. DiCiccast is bringing you nationally touring co’s Italian Restaurant, 408 Clovis comedians to bring you some live Ave, Clovis. Nat Baimel is a comedifoolishness. Black Audacity is proud an, upbeat problem solver, awkward to host their first event live from The philosopher, and optimistic nihilist Rose’ in Downtown Fresno. Featuring with a knack for always looking on comedians Kellz Barksdale and Mor- the bright side. His smart, well-craftgan Anderson, starring Tristan John- ed material often tackles the most son, and hosted by 559’s own Isaiah serious of subjects in a silly manner Washington, this is for sure a show that will make you laugh as much as it will make you think. that you don’t want to miss out on! Erik Power & The Fun Junkies present Hoppy Times. Thursday, July 21st, 7:30pm. Grains of Virtue Brewing Company, 832 N Yosemite Ave, Oakdale. Oakdale! Ready for big laughs and great beer! Erik Power & The Fun Junkies present Hoppy Times at Grains of Virtue! This month’s show features Nick Michelsen, Imin Love, Erik Power, and Oakdale’s own Branson Knowles! | FRESNOFLYER.COM |

Comedy Night at Bass Lake. Saturday, July 23rd, 7pm. The Pines Resort, 54432 Road 432, Bass Lake. Come catch a healthy dose of Laughs at Bass Lake! Join us for 2-hour comedy show featuring 3 great comedians. Dinner for purchase on-site. Promote your event with us. Call, text or email us today (559)472-7182 FRESNOFLYER.COM

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Family JUST THE TIPS Comedy headlining Daniel Eachus. Wednesday, July 27th, 7pm. DiCicco’s Italian Restaurant, 408 Clovis Ave, Clovis. Daniel Eachus is a rising young star in the comedy world. Even at such a young age, Eachus has the chops of a comedy veteran and people are taking notice. Born and raised in Fresno, CA, he was surrounded by farms, but didn’t want to smell raisins for the rest of his life, so he turned to comedy to get him out. Slice of Comedy Headlining Jen Murphy. Friday, July 29th, 8pm. DiCicco’s Italian Restaurant, 408 Clovis Ave, Clovis. Jen Murphy is a nationally touring comedian who’s innocent looks paired with a sharp and witty delivery landed her headlining gigs at comedy clubs and comedy festivals across the country. JUST THE TIPS Comedy headlining Atif Myers. Wednesday, August 3rd, 7pm. DiCicco’s Italian Restaurant, 408 Clovis Ave, Clovis. Originally from DC, Atif Myers is a comedian whose style of comedy is as unique as his

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background. Born to Moroccan and Jamaican parents, Atif fell in love with stand up as a child. He started doing stand up in 2008 and hasn’t looked back. He has performed in numerous cities across the world, such as New York, Los Angeles, and Seoul, South Korea. Tower Blendz Art Hop Open Mic Night. Thursday, August 4th, 5pm. Tower Blendz, 802 E Olive Ave, Fresno. If you have a talent (singing, musician, comedian, poet, spoken word, etc) Make sure you come out and sign up. Our Open mic runs from 5-8PM. Our open mic events are always family friendly and provide an open platform that welcomes all types of artists. We welcome and support all types of first-timers and experienced artists. Our host: We have the talented Apocalypse Phoenix as our special host for this event! Promote your event with us. Call, text or email us today (559)4727182 FRESNOFLYER.COM

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Family Kid’s DIY Summer Camp 2022. Monday, July 11th, 8am. T.O.B Visalia, 303 North Garden St, Visalia. Design It Yourself Weekly Session’s include: T-Shirt, Stainless Steel Water Bottle, Hat, Bag Pack, & Sketch Book. Our Mission is to provide a creative outlet for our youth to be able to express themselves through Art and Graphic Designs, with the hope of them becoming passionate artists and pursuing a career in Graphic Design in the future. Kid Fit Camp. Monday, July 11th, 1pm - Thursday, July 14th, 3pm. Get Fit Modesto, Modesto. Kid Fit Camp is a four day fitness and nutrition program provided by Get Fit Modesto for kids 5-10. This year we are partnering with Vintage Faire Mall Kids Club, which focus on having fun building healthy people and a healthy planet. Each day will have a unique theme that includes time for exercise, games, education, crafts, snack

and a whole lot of fun! This event is open to all children ages 5-10. (Note: you do not have to be a member to attend.) Free Online Art Class For Kids & Teens - Clovis. Thursday, July 14th, 5pm. Palak Studiolink, Online Classes, Clovis. Welcome to Palak StudioInk’s Art Class in Clovis! My name is Palak Dhorajiya; and I am obsessed with creating imaginative art. Growing up in India, I always had a passion for art. At the time, I would make time within my busy schedule as a full-time student to attend workshops and art classes. SUMMER ART CAMP: Making Mosaic (ages 8-10). Tuesday, July 19th, 12pm. Art Depot, 35 5th St., Suite D, Hollister. Creating Mosaic Camp (ages 8-10) meets Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday, July 19-21, from 12-1:30 pm at the Art Depot, 35 5th Street in downtown Hollister. In this camp, students will create mosaic art pieces that explore various art mediums. This camp includes handson studio time during which students

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will learn mosaic techniques, color theory, and how to use the Elements of Art/Principles of Design to create their own original art. All materials for these projects will be provided. Family Paint Party. Wednesday, July 20th, 6pm. 2.0 Coffee Shop, 1570 W Olive Ave, Unit C, Porterville. Grab the kids and unleash your inner artist at the Original Paint Nite. You’ll all go from a blank canvas to a masterpiece of your own, with plenty of laughs along the way. Bruce Munro: Light at Sensorio, FAMILY NIGHT. Thursday, July 21st, 7pm. Sensorio, 4380 Highway 46 East, Paso Robles. Internationally-acclaimed artist Bruce Munro premiered his largest artwork to date— an enormous multi-acre walk-through installation—at Sensorio in Paso Robles, California. Sensorio is a permanent venue space to host artist’s stunning outdoor exhibits. Promote your event with us. Call, text or email us today (559)472-7182 FRESNOFLYER.COM

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music July Movie Under the Stars. Thursday, July 21st, 8:15pm. CaliPaso Winery and Villa, 4230 Buena Vista Dr, Paso Robles. Come enjoy the animated movie, Epic, in the amphitheater with a $15 gourmet smores and popcorn bar. Bring your lawn chairs and blankets! Begin the perfect evening with a dinner reservation at the CaliPaso Winery Bistro. Then set up your cozy spot in the outdoor amphitheater with your lawn chairs and blankets as you load up on indulgent goodies from our gourmet smores and popcorn bar. The movie is free with food and beverage purchase. This month we will be showing the animated film, Epic!

Heath Sanders LIVE @ California Coast Beer Co - Small Town Loud Tour. Thursday, July 14th, 8:30pm. California Coast Beer Company, 1346 Railroad St, Paso Robles. Heath Sanders is a fast rising singer out of Nashville who just got done touring with Justin Moore and is coming back to the West Coast!

Food Trucks at Gazebo Gardens. Every Thursday, Friday and Saturday. 5-9pm. Gazebo Gardens. 3204 N Van Ness Blvd, Fresno. Plant nursery by day and food truck community by night. Complete with a beer garden and live music, grab some grub from the sampling of food trucks Thursday through Saturday evenings. Spend quality time with the family to stop and smell the roses--and don’t forget to snap a photo with the giant garden gnome!

Indie Artist Music Festival Friday, July 15th, 7pm. Radisson Hotel Fresno Conference Center, 1055 Van Ness Ave, Fresno. Indie Artist, Join the Hottest Indie Artist Tour of the Summer! 24 concert dates! You can choose to perform the entire tour or in the cities of your choice. $10,000 Perform entire tour dates (*Save $1,500 by making 1 payment) $500 Fresno, CA Fees are nonrefundable

Vineyard Farmers Marker. Every Wednesday, 3-6pm and every Saturday, 7am-Noon. 100 W. Shaw Ave., Fresno. River Park Farmers Market. Every Tuesday, 5-9pm and every Saturday, 10am-2pm. 220 Paseo Del Centro, Fresno.

Music LIVE MUSIC @ the Visalia Marriott DT Lounge & Patio Ft Karri Henry. Sunday, July 10th, 3pm. Visalia Marriott at the Convention Center, 300 S Court St, Visalia. Join us at the DT Lounge & Patio for handcrafted cocktails & mouthwatering bites on Sunday, July 10th, from 3-6pm. Our beautiful patio welcomes Karri Henry for a night of entertaining LIVE MUSIC! She Rocks. Thursday, July 14th, 7:30pm. DiCicco’s Italian Restaurant, 408 Clovis Ave, Clovis. A Musical Tribute To 8 Great Female Classic Rock Icons of The 60’s, 70’s and 80’s. Featuring Catt John. With Karen Tesi and Kari Edwards. For More Information Visit The She Rocks Website at WWW.Sherockstribute.com

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LIVE MUSIC @ the Visalia Marriott DT Lounge & Patio Ft The Sensations. Friday, July 15th, 6pm. Visalia Marriott at the Convention Center, 300 S Court St, Visalia. Join us at the DT Lounge & Patio for handcrafted cocktails & mouthwatering bites on Friday, July 15th, from 6-9pm.

Heath Sanders LIVE @ The Wakehouse Reedley, CA - Small Town Loud Tour. Friday, July 15th, 8:30pm. The Wakehouse, 850 Kings River Rd, Reedley. Heath Sanders is a fast rising singer out of Nashville who just got done touring with Justin Moore and is coming back to the West Coast! Heath Sanders is an Arkansas natural gas-worker-turned-songwriter whose realness informs the music he crafts. $15 online. $25 at the door Chris Perez with Grupo Metal and DJ Kane of Los kumbia kings. Saturday, July 16th, 6pm. Tioga-Sequoia Brewing Company Beer Garden, 745 Fulton St, Fresno. Chris Perez with Grupo Metal and DJ Kane the Lead singer from Los Kumbia Kings. Meet and greets will be offered at additional cost. Tickets $35-85. SFPC Presents: Cali Soul Collective Vol I. Saturday, July 16th, 7pm. The Rosé, 820 Van Ness Avenue, Fresno. Soul Food Poetry Cafe is a whole vibe - spoken word, positivity, motivation, encouragement…and our legendary open mic is back for Cali Soul Sessions Volume I - Featuring our dynamic house band QMMG, and two of Nashville’s brightest vocalists, I Am Nick Music and Neci! Be prepared for show-stopping performances featuring some of your favorite R&B songs!

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The Altimat Cancer Affair With DJ John Magic. Saturday, July 16th, 10pm. Switch Lounge and Nightclub, 5665 N Blackstone Ave, #110, Fresno. The Ultimate Cancer Affair Saturday, July 16th All Cancer birthdays are FREE before MIDNIGHT 18+ to party 21+ to Drink LIVE MUSIC @ the Visalia Marriott DT Lounge & Patio Ft Cricked Crick. Sunday, July 17th, 3pm. Visalia Marriott at the Convention Center, 300 S Court St, Visalia. Join us at the DT Lounge & Patio for handcrafted cocktails & mouthwatering bites on Sunday, July 17th, from 3-6pm. Our beautiful patio welcomes Cricked Crick for a night of entertaining LIVE MUSIC! Exmortus at Full Circle. Monday, July 18th, 5:30pm. Full Circle Brewing Co, 712 Fulton St, Fresno. Exmortus Hatriot Silver Talon More TBA! All Ages VINCENT NEIL EMERSON + RED SHAHAN at The Grove House. Wednesday, July 20th, 7pm. The Grove House, 4993 5th St, Mariposa. Two of the best bring their smoking hot bands to The Grove House for a special and intimate evening. Vincent Neil Emerson is a torchbearer of the Texas songwriter tradition. He channels the straightforward truth-telling and resonance of his songwriting heroes in Townes Van Zandt, Guy Clark, and Steve Earle into something fresh and distinctly his own. As career trajectories are measured, Red Shahan has covered a hell of a lot of ground in the three years since the release of his debut, Men and Coyotes. Within Destruction at Full Circle. Thursday, July 21st, 5:30pm. Full Circle Brewing Co, 712 Fulton St, Fresno. Within Destruction Lost to the Void GraveVoid More TBA! All Ages / $15 Adv / $18 Dos Bass Lake Live - Dinner & Music. Thursday, July 21st, 6:30pm. The Pines Resort, 54432 Road 432, Bass Lake. Come enjoy the sight and sounds of Bass Lake! Join us for a lakefront dinner & music, held at The Pines Resort. Celebrate Summer at Bass Lake! Come enjoy the sight and sounds of Bass Lake! Join us for a lakefront dinner and music, held at lakefront Gazebo Deck.

Porterville/ Springville Pizza Party. Thursday, July 21st, 7pm. Poor Richards Pizza Springville, 35634 CA 190, Springville. Savs and Leah Colon are two acoustic, soulful singer-songwriter friends who are touring the west coast together all the way from Nashville, TN! Asher Phoenix, a Porterville Native will be opening the night for us! Convictions/Earth Groans. Friday, July 22nd, 5:30pm. Full Circle Brewing Co, 712 Fulton St, Fresno. Convictions Earth Groans More TBA! All Ages / $12 ADV / $15 DOS Family Fridays - Dale Engstrom Jazz Quartet. Friday, July 22nd, 6pm. Moravia Wines & Event Venue, 3620 N Bishop Avenue, Fresno. Great event for the whole family. Enjoy an evening outdoors in the country, share a bottle of wine or sangria while the kids enjoy the playground and country evenings. Adults $5 per person, kids and CREW members free. Tables for eight with one complementary bottle of wine: $50 or CREW - $40 (CREW pricing is for our wine club members only). Children are always welcome and our playground is open. No food vendor this week. Bring a family picnic or eat dinner before you arrive. LIVE MUSIC @ the Visalia Marriott DT Lounge & Patio Ft Matthew Bailey. Friday, July 22nd, 6pm. Visalia Marriott at the Convention Center, 300 S Court St, Visalia. Join us at the DT Lounge & Patio for handcrafted cocktails & mouthwatering bites on Friday, July 22nd, from 6-9pm. Our beautiful patio welcomes Matthew Bailey for a night of entertaining LIVE MUSIC! Devin the Dude live at The Wakehouse. Friday, July 22nd, 7pm. The Wakehouse, 850 Kings River Rd, Reedley. Devin the Dude performs live in Reedley at The Wakehouse alongside special guests. Tickets $20 – $65

Visalia House Show. Friday, July 22nd, 7pm. Fox House, 810 S Whitney Street, Visalia. Bring your lawn chairs and/or blankets and come get cozy and listen to some beautiful tunes! Asher Phoenix, a Porterville Native will be opening the night for us! To listen to all of our music, follow any of the links below. Promote your event with us. Call, Cannot wait to see you all! LINKS: text or email us today (559)472-7182 Asher Phoenix https://open.spotify. com/artist/3LEh11jxolXkKnxXSnxFRESNOFLYER.COM P1K?si=rvLsL5iTTpCWIOTTSIhaYw

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Savs https://linktr.ee/SAVSMUSIC Leah Colon https://open.spotify. com/ar tist/48v4jiNGu9avyJoJri86oU?si=rkCgctMXQqqgSwi5fuituA Mike Sherm live in Fresno. Saturday, July 23rd, 7pm. Full Circle Brewing Co, 620 F St, Fresno. Mike sherm performing all his hits live! ALL AGES! LIVE MUSIC @ the Visalia Marriott DT Lounge & Patio Ft Tina Marie. Sunday, July 24th, 3pm. Visalia Marriott at the Convention Center, 300 S Court St, Visalia. Join us at the DT Lounge & Patio for handcrafted cocktails & mouthwatering bites on Sunday, July 4th, from 3-6pm. Our beautiful patio welcomes Tina Marie for a night of entertaining LIVE MUSIC! HONEYSUCKLE at The Grove House. Thursday, July 28th, 6pm. The Grove House, 4993 5th St, Mariposa. The truly stunning Honeysuckle makes a special stop at The Grove House. Honeysuckle is a progressive folk act that blends older influences and traditional instrumentation with modern effects and inspiration. Family Fridays - John Pemberton Country Artist and Line Dancing with Tammy. Friday, July 29th, 6pm. Moravia Wines & Event Venue, 3620 N Bishop Avenue, Fresno. Great event for the whole family. Enjoy an evening outdoors in the country, share a bottle of wine or sangria while the kids enjoy the playground and country evenings. Adults $5 per person, kids and CREW members free. Tables for eight with one complementary bottle of wine: $50 or CREW - $40 (CREW pricing is for our wine club members only). Children are always welcome and our playground is open. Food available tonight from Ring Your Bell BBQ. No outside food. LIVE MUSIC @ the Visalia Marriott DT Lounge & Patio Ft Rene Emilio. Friday, July 29th, 6pm. Visalia Marriott at the Convention Center, 300 S Court St, Visalia. Join us at the DT Lounge & Patio for handcrafted cocktails & mouthwatering bites on Friday, July 29th, from 6-9pm. Our beautiful patio welcomes Rene Emilio for a night of entertaining LIVE MUSIC! Shimmer Bed at Barmageddon. Friday, July 29th, 8pm. Barmageddon, 126 E Kern Ave, Tulare. The Bed returns to Tulare, shimmer bed jabbermouth disasters sunnydales. Cover $8 ADV, $10 Door. 21+ w/ Valid ID

CHILDREN’S MUSICAL THEATERWORKS TO STORM MUSICAL BARRICADE WITH ‘LES MISÉRABLES SCHOOL EDITION’ C

hildren’s Musical Theaterworks, of Fresno, CA, will bring Valley audiences the history of France in a unique way with a production of Les Misérables School Edition, an adaptation of the Tony Award-winning musical. Show dates are Jul 15-24 at the Historic Fresno Memorial Auditorium in Downtown Fresno. Les Misérables is one of the most popular musicals in the world and features one of the most memorable scores of all time. Through their production, CMT is playing a part in an epic piece of musical theatre history while offering their own take on themes like revolution, free speech, conviction, and redemption.

Les Misérables School Edition is a version of the classic musical by Alain Boubil and Claude-Michel Schöneberg, based on the novel by Victor Hugo. The music is by Claude-Michel Schöneberg, with lyrics by Herbert Kretzmer. The show features original French text by Alain Boubil and Jean-Marc Natel, with additional material by James Fenton. It is adapted by Trevor Nunn and John Caird, with original orchestrations by John Cameron, new orchestrations by Christopher Janke, Stephen Metcalfe and Stephen Brooker. Les Misérables was originally produced by Cameron Mackintosh. The School Edition

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is specially adapted and licensed by Music Theatre International and Cameron Mackintosh (Overseas) Ltd. Winner of over 100 international awards, and seen by 8.5 million people in New York alone during its run from March, 1987, through May, 2003, Les Misérables is the world’s longest running musical and the third longest running musical in Broadway history. Worldwide, the musical has been seen by over 70 million people, with a total box office gross of over $1.8 billion. The show once again made history by becoming the first musical ever to become available for school productions while still playing on Broadway, in the West End and in productions around the world. MTI released the authorized school version of the award-winning musical in 2003, which, according to Dramatics Magazine, was the number one produced musical in high schools that year. International theatre producer Sir Cameron Mackintosh supervised the creation of a school edition of Alain Boublil and Claude-Michel Schönberg’s epic

musical in order to nurture a passion for the theater among youth. The show was made available to schools, children’s theatres, children’s camps and other organizations with programs for young performers (all performers must be under 19 years of age) nationwide in 2002, to honor the 200th anniversary of Victor Hugo’s birth. Les Misérables School Edition has a running time of just over two and a half hours (including intermission). This epic story of Les Misérables recounts the struggle against adversity in 19th century France. Imprisoned for stealing a loaf of bread, petty thief Jean Valjean

is released from his 19-year term and not only becomes and honest man, but the mayor of a prosperous town and a loving adoptive father – violating his parole in the process. The relentless Inspector Javert, who makes a decent life for Valjean impossible, consequently pursues him. Only years later, after Valjean proves his mettle during a bloody student uprising and saves the life of a young man hopelessly in love with Valjean’s adopted daughter, does the ex-convict finally feel fully redeemed. Tickets, show dates and time and pricing can be found at www. cmtworks.org

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sports LIVE MUSIC @ the Visalia Marriott DT Lounge & Patio Ft Fire on the Mountain. Sunday, July 31st, 3pm. Visalia Marriott at the Convention Center, 300 S Court St, Visalia. Join us at the DT Lounge & Patio for handcrafted cocktails & mouthwatering bites on Sunday, July 31st, from 3-6pm. Our beautiful patio welcomes Fire on the Mountain for a night of entertaining LIVE MUSIC!

Local Launch at Full Circle. Sunday, July 31st, 6pm. Full Circle Brewing Co, 712 Fulton St, Fresno. HillBlocksView GodSpeed Your Love Citrus Early Empires Lunatis All Ages|6pm|$10 pre | $12 dos NB Ridaz Live. Friday, August 5th, 7pm. Full Circle Brewing Co, 712 Fulton St, Fresno. NB Ridaz Live in Fresno at the Full Circle Brewing Co. All Ages Event. Tickets $35-80.

The Highwayman Show. Friday, August 5th, 7pm. Kramer Estate Wines /Gary Kramer Guitar Cellars, 825 Riverside Ave #16, Paso Robles. The Highwayman Show is a tribute to the timeless music of Johnny Cash, Willie Nelson, Waylon Jennings and Kris Kristofferson. Tony Suraci, The Highwayman, is an immensely gifted vocalist who channels the spirits and voices of the original Highwaymen in a breathtaking 2 hour performance. Prepare to be amazed how one man can emulate all four voices of our favorite musical icons. Critics have said, “Tony is nothing short of amazing. This show feels like a continuous 2 hour encore!”. DURAN DURAN DURAN Live. Saturday, August 6th, 9pm. Fulton 55, 875 Divisadero, Fresno. Paying homage to a band as prolific and beloved as Duran Duran is tricky business, but Duran Duran Duran has the looks, chops, and swagger to impress even the most die-hard fans. According to The National Examiner, the band “goes well beyond what most would consider a tribute band,” to capture the core essence of their iconic forefathers, delivering spot-on performances that consistently burn up the dance floor. Come and Dance the night away to Duran Duran and other 80’s hits of the new wave, synth-pop, pop-rock genres.

Sports Grizzlies vs. Stockton July 22 6:50 pm Chukchansi Park 1800 Tulare St, Fresno

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BoTW Presents: Stars and Straps. Saturday, July 23rd, 6pm. American Legion Hall 83, 939 W Main St, Merced. Best of The West returns to Merced with the best professional Wrestling on this Coast or any coast! Sage Sin Supreme vs Christina Von Eerie to crown the very first BoTW Womens Champion! Atwaters own Johnny Butabi defends the Best of The West Heavyweight championship against Niko! Scheduled to appear: Joe Desoul, Cameron Gates, The Stoner Bros, West Coast Champion Prince Gabriel, Papa Jace, CCW tag team champions The Street Trash, D-Torch, Nic Zander and many many more! Fuego vs Richmond Kickers SAT, JUL 23 7:30 PM Fresno State Soccer Stadium Grizzlies vs. Stockton July 23 6:50 pm Chukchansi Park 1800 Tulare St, Fresno Grizzlies vs. Stockton July 24 5:05 pm Chukchansi Park 1800 Tulare St, Fresno BoTW presents: The future is now! Saturday, July 30th, 6pm. BotW Studios, 5766 E Fountain Way, Suite 101, Fresno. Best of The West returns to Fresno with both an open house and a show featuring both main roster talent and students from Best of The West, Reno, Stoner U and more! Already announced: Jordan Cruz, Nic Zander, The Great Bambina, Skipper Lauren, Joey Gonzo, West Coast Champion Prince Gabriel, Tag Team Champions Sky High, Sweet Robin Shaw, and many many more!!

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Fuego vs Chattanooga Red Wolves SC WED, AUG 3 7:30 PM Fresno State Soccer Stadium Fuego vs Union Omaha SAT, AUG 6 7:30 PM Fresno State Soccer Stadium

21 & Over Los Yesterdays and special guests Danielle Rondero & The Nitty Gritty. Thursday, July 14th, 8pm. Fulton 55, 875 Divisadero, Fresno. Los Yesterdays and special guests Danielle Rondero & The Nitty Gritty. Tickets available at www.fulton55.com, Tower District Records Calismokeshop2 (The Stuffed Pipe across from Fresno State) and at FlyTrendzClothingClovis corner of Barstow and Clovis Avenue Pato Banton Live. Friday, July 15th, 7pm. The Pour House, 525 Pine St, Paso Robles. Pato Banton and the Now Generation are coming back to the Central Coast for one night only! Get your tickets now before it sells out like the last time they came to the Pour House, which was an amazing show with Pato hanging out after the show, greeting guests and snapping photos. The small venue allows for a very intimate show with Pato and the band, where everywhere feels like front row! Mint w/ Benzi. Friday, July 15th, 9pm. Mint, 1140 N Van Ness Ave, Fresno. Mint w/ Benzi’s Fresno debut Friday July 15! Tickets $10-275. Club Cypher: Ladies Night Out. Saturday, July 16th, 6pm. Chowchilla S.F.A., 800 S 3rd St, Chowchilla. Central Valley’s Newest dance party with DJ’s spinning your favorite decades including all of the top hits across all

21 + genres. 800 S 3rd St Chowchilla, CA| 21+ | Doors 6:00pm | $10 Pre- Sale | Ladies Free till 8pm Emo Night Tour. Saturday, July 16th, 8pm. Fulton 55, 875 Divisadero, Fresno. Imagine going to a show and hearing Taking Back Sunday, Fall Out Boy, Panic! At The Disco, My Chemical Romance and many more, all only playing their best songs... all night long. Welcome to The Emo Night Tour. The Emo Night Tour DJ’s will be spinning all the angst your teenage dirtbag heart desires all night long and a special guest band will make you feel like you’re at Warped Tour ‘08 minus all the dust and melting in the sun! Suburban Paranoia, Life Jacket, Cursed, Isolationist & J Conquer &The Lions. Saturday, July 16th, 8pm. Barmageddon, 126 E Kern Ave, Tulare. The Dead Heat of Summer Thrash Tour brought to you by: Devastated Booking featuring: Suburban Paranoia, Life Jacket, Cursed, Isolationist & J Conquer & The Lions at Barmageddon. Lame Events Presents Le-Versary. Saturday, July 16th, 9pm. Mint, 1140 N Van Ness Ave, Fresno. Lame Events Presents Le-Versary. Tickets $5. Tower District Records presents: Ape Machine/ Style Like Revelators/ HAUNT. Tuesday, July 19th, 8:30pm. Fulton 55, 875 Divisadero, Fresno. Blending equal parts Rock n’ Roll, Blues, Stoner Rock and Psychedelia, Ape Machine is out to melt faces and pound the apathy out of otherwise jaded listeners with a wall of heavy rock n’ roll tones unheard since the days of bell bottoms, long hair and blaring tube amplifiers. 93.7 KISS Country $5 Summer Concert Series featuring Priscilla Block. Thursday, July 21st, 6:45pm. Rotary Park Ampitheatre at Woodward Park, 7775 N Friant Rd, Fresno. 93.7 KISS Country’s $5 Summer Concert Series is presented by Michelob Ultra. This is a general admission show. You must be 21 years or older to attend. No outside food or beverage allowed. Gates open at 5:00pm. Show begins at 6:45pm. Scheduled to perform: Priscilla Block, Frank Ray, Kassi Ashton and JJ Brown.

NOCHE DE VERANO SIN TI - Celebración de Bad Bunny! Friday, July 22nd, 9pm. Fulton 55, 875 Divisadero, Fresno. ‘NOCHE DE VERANO SIN TI’ is a dance party for fans of Bad Bunny. We play the best of his music all night long. Mint w/ Crizzly. Friday, July 22nd, 9pm. Mint, 1140 N Van Ness Ave, Fresno. Crizzly returns to Fresno to headline Mint on Friday July 22! Fulton 55 presents: Back To Black: A Tribute to Amy Winehouse. Saturday, July 23rd, 8pm. Fulton 55, 875 Divisadero, Fresno. Back To Black: A Tribute to Amy Winehouse with DJ Boomerang and special guests TBA. Join us for our annual celebration of Amy Winehouse and her timeless music to commemorate the 11th anniversary of her tragic and untimely passing. Back To Black: A Tribute to Amy Winehouse is a Fresno-based tribute band comprised of some of the Central Valley’s finest professional musicians, who strive to honor Amy through her music, not impersonation. 21+, $15 advance/$20 day of show. Tickets available at www.fulton55.com, Tower District Records, Cali Smoke Shop 2 (The Stuffed Pipe across the street from Fresno State on Shaw Ave) and Fly Trendz Clothing in Clovis, corner of Clovis and Barstow Ave. American Made Concerts Presents: The Darbies +special guests. Tuesday, July 26th, 8pm. Fulton 55, 875 Divisadero, Fresno. The Darbies return to Fresno’s Fulton 55 on Tuesday, July 26 at 8:00pm. Plus guests. $12.00 Advance/$15.00 Day of Show. Get your tickets on-line at: http://americanmadeconcerts. net/ and http://www.fulton55.com or visit our friends at Tower District Records (1930 N. Echo St., Fresno,) Cali Stuffed Pipe (2377 E Shaw, Fresno,) Fly Trendz Clothing (1156 Clovis Ave, Clovis) 21 & Over/Doors open at 7:30pm/Showtime at 8:00pm. Support act subject to change without notice. No refunds or exchanges.

fulton55.com, Tower District Records Calismokeshop2 (The Stuffed Pipe across from Fresno State) and at FlyTrendzClothingClovis at the corner of Barstow and Clovis Avenues in Clovis. Mint w/ Jayceeoh. Friday, July 29th, 9pm. Mint, 1140 N Van Ness Ave, Fresno. Jayceeoh makes his Fresno debut Friday July 29th at Mint! Tickets $10-275.

out, you know we going up again this year! DJs, mechanical bulls, live performances, food trucks, and more! This year we back outside. August 6th from 5-10PM and we need y’all ladies to grab y’all cowgirl boots and booty shorts and fellas y’all need to get y’all cowboy hats and bootcut jeans for this summers 21+ 559 COOKOUT: WILD WILD WEST EDITION!

South Valley Slayage at Barmageddon. Saturday, July 30th, 8pm. Barmageddon, 126 E Kern Ave, Tulare. South Valley Slayage at Barmgeddon. Theme & more info TBA. The Third Annual Days Between feat. Touch of Gravy and Good Medicine. Friday, August 5th, 8pm. Fulton 55, 875 Divisadero, Fresno. Come celebrate The Days Between with the Central Valley’s premiere Dead tribute act, Touch of Gravy. Special guests Good Medicine will open the show. Tickets available at www.fulton55.com, Tower District Records Calismokeshop2 (The Stuffed Pipe across from Fresno State) and at FlyTrendzClothingClovis at the corner of Barstow and Clovis Avenues in Clovis. Mint w/ Haliene Heavenly Album Tour. Friday, August 5th, 9pm. Mint, 1140 N Van Ness Ave, Fresno. Haliene brings her first album tour to Mint on Friday August 5th! Tickets $10-275. 559 Cookout: Wild Wild West. Saturday, August 6th, 6pm. Downtown Fresno, 755 Van Ness Ave, Fresno. If y’all remember last years 559 cook-

The Fresh Yard Tour Feat: Fashawn/ Planet Asia/Mitchy Slick/Sir Veterano. Friday, July 29th, 8pm. Fulton 55, 875 Divisadero, Fresno. Fresh Yard Records is an independent Hip-Hop record label based out of San Diego, CA. They are bringing some of their Promote your event with us. Call, artists to Fulton 55 on Friday July text or email us today (559)472-7182 29. With Performances by Fashawn, FRESNOFLYER.COM Planet Asia, Mitchy Slick and Sir Veterano. Tickets available at www. | FRESNOFLYER.COM |

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2005 HYUNDAI Accent for $4,200. Clean title, Passed smog today, February 2023 tag, 190k miles, Runs great, Good on gas, 33 MPG, Cold air conditioning, Oil change 5-14-2022, Bluetooth stereo, New tires. I’m easy to contact so please don’t hesitate to reach out to me 559.260.8433. For safety I will be meeting any interested buyers in the parking lot at the Fresno police department at Cedar and Teague. There is a designated area for safe transactions.

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GARAGE KEPT and covered 1978 Kawasaki KE175 for 3,500 obo. It has 3,800 miles on it and is in excellent condition. The paint is flawless and looks like it just came from the dealership new, seat is also in excellent condition. This is a street legal 2 stroke and runs great, I have it registered under non-op

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