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EDITOR’S NOTE The house next door to mine caught on fire while we were asleep. By the time a bystander had awoken us with honking and shouting, the flames had engulfed nearly the entire backside of the house. When I stepped out onto our back patio, I immediately came face-to-face with six to eight-foot flames raging up into the sky, leaping from the neighbor’s roof. Sirens exploded into my view, and I darted out front to greet the police officer who told me to prepare to evacuate. For the next hour and a half, we watched as firefighters fought to contain the flames. The second I heard the word “fire” booming through the early morning air, I had two thoughts: “I’m going to lose my house” and “it finally happened.” That house had been abandoned for several years. As the story goes, two older women lived there until one passed away, and the other was taken to a nursing home. And the house was left behind with no tenant and no family to check on its wellbeing. Over time, the neighbors did what they could - tended to the yard, picked up the mail, and kept an eye on things. But the longer it remained vacant, the more attractive it became to transients - and year after year, the neighbors struggled to prevent break-ins. One neighbor had told me, “if you see anything over there, don’t hesitate to call it in - especially in the wintertime when folks

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are looking for shelter and a way to keep warm.” But I quickly learned it was a warning: “they’ll start a fire inside, and it’ll spread.” And sure enough, the frigid winter arrived, and the transient population found their way to the house. As I stood on the sidewalk watching flames eat through the roof, I felt frustrated. Not with the unhoused person who needed to keep warm, but with the City and our unnecessarily struggling infrastructure. Why was an abandoned house the only place for that person to keep warm? The city of Fresno is not blind to the growing homeless population or its issues. Likewise, Fresno has repeatedly failed to provide long-term solutions, choosing instead to pass anti-camping ban ordinances and conduct “sweeps” along encampments that do absolutely nothing to improve the situation. For years, neighbors called the City and district council member for help. Everyone saw the danger. Everyone did what they were supposed to do - they called the right phone numbers and notified the right people. But it did no good. We were lucky to come away unscathed, but there will be too many others who likely won’t be. That house has stood for almost 100 years, built in 1924, and now it’s a burned-out husk of its former self. And as I sit here smelling the stain of ash and soot, all I can think is, “we can do better.”

Libelula

COMES TO THE TOWER By Dave Fountinelle | dave@fresnoflyer.com

ward-winning Vineyard Chef, Ian Cookson, opened Libelula in March 2019. In the three years since, his passion project has become one of the hidden gems of the Downtown Fresno culinary landscape. His creative, localized takes on popular American cuisine have earned him

accolades and a growing following of loyal patrons. All despite Libelula’s unassuming, easy-tomiss location next to the historic Crest Theater and an absence of marketing fanfare. Chef Cookson has let his food do the talking instead. As a result, offerings such as the “big ass cinnamon roll,” curried

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fried chicken tacos, and sriracha maple chicken sandwich have become famous among Fresno foodies. Libelula also features a rotating menu of weekly specials, with selections as diverse as they are delicious. For example, last week’s menu included vegan wings tossed in a choice of three sauces, bone marrow stroganoff served over house-made pappardelle pasta, and the aptly-named “The Burger” a massive, choice beef patty dressed with ever-changing toppings, served with a side of crunchy tots. With so many different choices, which include vegetarian and vegan options and a delectable pastry and dessert menu, the only downside for diners has been that Libelula doesn’t stay open for dinner. Libelula’s downtown location closes at 3 pm. But that changed in January when Libelula opened a second, dinner-only location at Strummer’s in the Tower District. Chef Cookson opens this Libelula at 6 pm and closes at 11 pm. Libelula at Strummer’s features many of their popular lunch items like curried chicken tacos, “The Burger,” and of course the “big ass cinnamon roll,” as well as some new dinner menu creations and their own set of rotating weekly specials. Strummer’s kitchen has seen several different chefs and restaurants over the years. Still, Libelula’s bold, eclectic menu seems particularly well-suited for the task. Along with the high-energy entertainment provided by some of the best local and touring musical acts rocking the Strummer’s stage. News of Libelula coming to Strummer’s spread quickly, and social media is already abuzz with rave reviews for the new location. There are still more exciting developments yet to come for Libelula. Chef

Cookson’s daughter Ivy, Libelula’s pastry chef responsible for all of the decadent dessert items on their menu, is opening a bakery next door to the downtown location. Fans of Libelula’s unconventional sweet treats can expect to find all of their popular items, from chocolate braids with sea salt to chocolate miso cookies. And, of course, the “big ass cinnamon roll.” In addition to pastries, cookies, and cupcakes, Ivy also plans to offer fresh-made sourdough, jalapeno cheddar scones, and a host of other savory baked goods. Ivy’s bakery is expected to open in March, just in time to celebrate Libelula’s third anniversary. Libelula at the Crest is open for brunch and lunch, 9 am to 3 pm. Libelula at Strummer’s is open for dinner, 6 pm to 11 pm. Both locations offer dine-in or take-out service. To stay up to date with Libelula’s rotating weekly specials and other announcements, follow them on Facebook and Instagram. 1154 Broadway Plaza, Fresno (559) 570-8180 Strummer’s 833 E Fern Ave, Fresno 559-214-7218 facebook.com/lulasatthecrest IG: @libelula_fresno

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Over thine, over mine, ever ours

‘Progress’ but ‘no cause for celebration’: How Fresno is tackling homelessness in 2022

By Nancy Zanicchi-Bobb newbeginningconsulting11@gmail.com

By Melissa Montalvo mmontalvo@fresnobee.com

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Tis better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all” is a famous quote by Alfred Lord Tennyson. However, the heartaches from lost love may beg to differ as it continues to grieve the loss of a love relationship. Is this true, is it better to have loved and lost? Can it be so? Can we move forward with the memory of being loved, that feeling of joy, the intense bliss to willingly give and receive affection with another and experience pure happiness between two people, can this happen ever again? The answer is yes. As in all the chapters of life, we learn to move forward with transitioning into the unknown, step by step and allow our hearts to find love once again. Transitions in love are no different than basic life transitions. Recognizing the time to love again is key to mastering a new relationship with the self. New relationships begin with self-discovery. The best relationship is the connection we have with ourselves, which will lead to new relationships in life. Create a Timeline: •

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he city of Fresno added hundreds of shelter beds to provide emergency and temporary shelter, as well as transitional housing, to unhoused residents amid the pandemic, according to local leaders. It also provided homelessness services to thousands of people between July 2019 and December 2021, they said. But the city has more work to do to serve the needs of the region’s homeless population, city officials and homeless advocates said during last Thursday’s city council meeting. “We made progress, but there’s no cause for celebration,” H Spees, director of housing and homelessness for the city of Fresno, said during the meeting, while providing an update on the city’s efforts to address homelessness. City leaders estimate that Fresno’s homeless population is about 4,200, while the Fresno-Madera homeless population is about 5,200. Between July 2019 and December 2021, the Fresno area received more than $144 million from federal, state and local sources to increase homelessness services in 2021. These funds went to the city, the county, the Fresno Madera Continuum of Care and the Fresno Housing Authority. The city of Fresno received $60 million of that funding, which it used to add 510 shelter beds and provide emergency and temporary shelter and transitional housing. The city only had 10 shelter beds in its charge before the pandemic, according to city leaders. The city said it assisted 8,019 people with one or more services between July 2019 and December 2021, but acknowl-

edged that some people could have been double-counted if they engaged with one or of the city’s services. Newly elected council President Nelson Esparza said the city has made progress in its homelessness response, but asked to see more detail in the city’s plan to address the causes of the “exponential” growth in homelessness. “That’s really been probably the biggest impediment to progress,” said Esparza. Criticism of the city’s homelessness response came just days before the Fresno County Grand Jury this week released a final report on its 2019-2020 investigations. Jurors found that Fresno County and the city of Fresno’s homelessness responses lacked oversight and transparency. How many homeless residents are there in Fresno? City officials said they estimate that the Fresno-Madera area homeless population experienced a 43% increase from the pre-pandemic 2020 estimate of 3,641. Officials are expected to release an updated estimate of the Fresno-Madera region’s homeless population later this year, after the annual point-in-time count takes place Feb. 23-25. As part of the count, Fresno service providers go out and tally the number of people experiencing homelessness. It is a crucial metric to help government officials calculate the amount of money needed to help the people living on the city’s streets, but some homeless advocates say the count is inaccurate and could actually be much higher. The count was canceled last year

due to the coronavirus pandemic. Jody Ketcheside, vice chair of the Fresno Madera Continuum of Care, which oversees the point-in-time count, said she expects the area’s homeless population to either stay the same or be “a little higher” based on what she’s seeing and hearing on the streets. Housing advocates say that without protections and affordable housing options, many of Fresno’s renters risk entering into homelessness. A September 2021 analysis by planning platform Urban Footprint shows that nearly 20% of Fresno renters, or 16,920 households, risk being evicted without protections. And despite the 18-month statewide eviction moratorium, hundreds of households in the central San Joaquin Valley were evicted during the pandemic, according to lockout data analyzed by the Fresno Bee. “There continues to be an ongoing housing crisis, families threatened with evictions, being taken advantage of, living in motels with their children,” Alexandra Alvarado, a community organizer with Faith in the Valley, said during Thursday’s city council meeting. While the city of Fresno’s eviction moratorium is still in place, city leaders said they’re going to revisit plans for the moratorium in February, when the omicron-fueled coronavirus surge is expected to slow down. Advocates question city’s data on homeless residents Officials said 4,017 people had exited the city’s homelessness system between July

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...Progress cont’d from pg 4 2019 and December 2021, and 1,039 exited into permanent housing. During Thursday’s meeting, several community advocates pointed to the fact that about a quarter of the people who’d left the homelessness system had exited into permanent housing, and asked for more transparency on what constitutes an “exit.” “Exiting somebody out of one shelter and transporting them to another should not be considered a safe exit,” said homelessness advocate Dez Martinez. In response, Ketcheside, who is also regional director of Turning Point of Central California, a nonprofit organization that runs a number of the city’s triage centers, said the city does not track transfers between shelters as “exits.” “I want to point out here that we do not count transferring to another shelter as a safe exit,” Ketcheside said. Spees, with the city, agreed. In an email statement to The Bee, he said the 2,978 individuals that exited the system but did not enter permanent housing went to places like temporary housing, substance abuse facilities, a relative’s residence, or they just left and chose not to stay at the shelter. Advocates also questioned why people would be removed from shelters – a criticism frequently raised by advocates and community members. Ketcheside said the top reasons why someone would be removed

from shelters are either major safety issues such as violence and threats, major damage to facilities, or in the case of the family shelter at Step Up on 99, domestic violence. During the next city council meeting on Jan. 27, the city will discuss the potential to add fines and misdemeanor charges if people enter blocked off abatement zones, where encampments on private property are cleaned up – an idea that also faces opposition from the community. “Do not continue to criminalize homelessness and poverty,” said Alvarado with Faith in the Valley. City council plans to funds shelters, services in 2022 City leaders have pledged to continue funding existing services for the homeless and seek additional funding for more projects. The city will continue operating its shelters and triage centers, which have secure funding until 2024. During the Jan. 13 meeting, the city council approved several agreements to allocate an additional $2.2 million in federal funding to local agencies that have been providing emergency shelter for individuals during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Spees said the city has also created a Homeless Assistance Response Team, and will share an update on deployment of this team in the next city council meeting on Jan. 27. The HART program will focus on the city’s response to street homelessness and en-

campments, said Spees. More support is also on the way to the existing Project Homekey sites along Motel Drive. Councilmember Miguel Arias said he is working with state and city leadership to set up a medical treatment facility in partnership with UC San Francisco to support the homeless community around the existing Motel Drive Project Homekey sites. The mayor’s office is currently taking inventory of the vacant city lots, in preparation for the potential construction of pallet shelters and tiny homes as part of its “One Fresno” housing plan, which is expected to be completed in early April. Mayor Jerry Dyer also said that he is in conversation with Gov. Gavin Newsom’s office to discuss potential funding opportunities from the state budget surplus to support infill housing, downtown housing, homeless initiatives, encampments and bridge housing. --Melissa Montalvo is a reporter with The Fresno Bee and a Report for America corps member. This article is part of The California Divide, a collaboration among newsrooms examining income inequity and economic survival in California. CalMatters.org is a nonprofit, nonpartisan media venture explaining California policies and politics.

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Make a self-care routine (Mediate & Meditate, Yoga etc.)

Self-discovery is the step to finding new external relationships that develop with healthy boundaries, and it helps put goals in place for new and improved choices. When choices are aligned to find a new, stable, and emotionally intelligent relationship, synchronized communication for a new love life will flourish with opportunity. What is in your heart this Valentine’s Day? Valentine’s Day is a tradition celebrated worldwide, to show affection, admiration, and celebrate love and respect by exchanging cards, gifts and sometimes a serious commitment pre-marriage vows. It is a unique day to honor those we love like no other - love for couples, friends, parents and children, family, and pets and special people in your life. To say “thank you for loving me, and I love you too.” Be creative in your love journey this Valentine’s Day. Write a love letter Send a card Bake a cupcake Share some candy Give a hug Say thank you Treat yourself to a gift Make a special candlelit meal Thank a Veteran Donate to a charity foundation Call your parents Call your adult child Plant a tree Call a sibling Thank a caregiver Adopt a pet Make a snowman Greet your neighbor Thank the Universe for all that is Have a blessed February!

--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. | FRESNO FLYER |

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We’ve won a substantial victorybut the work remains half done By Jaguar Bennett | jaguarbennett@gmail.com

he New Year brought a substantial victory to the Tower District. On Jan. 19, the California Fifth District Court of Appeal ruled in favor of Sequoia Brewing Company’s appeal of Tower Theatre Properties’ motion to expunge the lis pendens on the Tower Theatre. Translated from legal gobbledygook, this means that Adventure Church can’t buy the Tower Theatre while Sequoia’s lawsuit against Laurence Abbate, the owner of the Tower Theatre, is still grinding its way through the courts. This is a big deal — I am told the first court date for Sequoia’s lawsuit will be in February 2023. So, for the coming year, Adventure Church will not be able to take ownership of the building. For the moment, the Tower Theatre is safe. But this is, at best, a half-victory that leaves many issues unresolved. This ruling only postpones whether Adventure Church will buy the Tower Theatre — it doesn’t resolve it. Even though there’s been a full year of litigation over the theater, all the legal action so far has been about whether the sale can go through while Sequoia’s lawsuit is pending. It’s been an emotional rollercoaster for Tower District advocates. Fresno County Superior Court Judge Rosemary McGuire has ruled twice that the sale can

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proceed despite Sequoia’s legal claims. Sequoia has appealed both of McGuire’s decisions, and both times the state court of appeal has overruled McGuire. All this drama has decided nothing about whether Adventure Church will ultimately buy the Tower Theatre, a question that has been punted to 2023. Nonetheless, it is a good thing that the sale has been forestalled for another year since it postpones any danger that the Tower Theatre will be permanently rezoned as a church. When Tower District residents first learned that Abbate intended to sell the Tower Theatre to Adventure Church back in January 2021, it was widely assumed that the sale could not be stopped and that the fight would be to prevent rezoning the theater. Rezoning the theater as a church, which would endanger the liquor licenses and conditional use permits of bars, nightclubs, and restaurants, would be a serious blow to the Tower District economy. That danger is now way off in the future. As long as the church doesn’t own the theater, there’s no way the building’s zoning will change, so the bars are safe for now, which is definitely a big win.

But while the Tower District can breathe easier, the situation is still bad. The sale is blocked, but Laurence Abbate continues to rent the Tower Theatre to Adventure Church every Sunday and the first Wednesday of every month. So instead of a church trying to force a rezone on the neighborhood, we have a church willing to regularly break zoning laws — and a city government that is strangely reluctant to enforce zoning. This nonstop zoning violation creates a strange gray area where it’s unclear how the laws apply. Is a bar too close to a church if the building is only a church five days a month? Would the state Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control consider a challenge to a liquor license on this basis? If the Tower Theatre is permitted to regularly break zoning laws, why should any business in Fresno be expected to obey the laws? If I were cited for a zoning violation right now, the city’s constant indulgence of the Tower Theatre’s law-breaking would be Exhibit A of my defense. It’s also problematic that Abbate and Flores seem determined to turn the Tower Theatre into a center of right-wing culture. From Abbate and Flores warmly greeting Proud Boys and accepting their help, to posting Larry Elder election signs,

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to hosting lectures by anti-vax quack doctors, the Abbate Tower Theatre is bringing right-wing violence and intolerance to an inclusive queer-affirming neighborhood. It will be interesting to see if Abbate and Adventure Church will hold out at the Tower Theatre during the long year between now and the trial of Sequoia’s lawsuit. This is a point when sane people might cut their losses. It is a very real possibility that Adventure Church will never own the Tower Theatre. Is it worthwhile for the church to fight to the bitter end for the opportunity to operate in a neighborhood they have permanently alienated? At what point does Abbate decide he can just as easily get a paycheck from the many other potential buyers who have made him better offers. As of this writing, it is too early to tell. But there’s an interesting hint of how this may play out - the Fresno City Council agenda of Jan. 27 listed two closed-door sessions with Laurence Abbate and the lawyers for Sequoia Brewing Company. It is high time the city intervenes to defend the Tower District, and it is high time for Abbate to settle with Sequoia. Let’s hope the threat to the Tower District will end soon, without another year of conflict.

CALENDAR Art *TEEN FRIENDLY* I CAN PAINT THE MASTERS: Van Gogh’s Starry Night. Wednesday, Feb. 9th, 7pm. Pizza Factory, 17836 N Friant Rd, Friant. In just about two hours, our performing artist will guide you through a painting step-by-step. At the end of the night, take home your own unique masterpiece – you will be amazed by what you can do! We use non-toxic washable acrylic paint in primary colors and provide 16”x 20” canvases at all of our events. We provide everything you will need for use at the event: canvas, paints, brushes and even a smock. You just bring your fun-loving friends! One Eleven Paint Night. Friday, Feb. 11th, 5:30pm. One Eleven Coffee, 111 W. 7th St, Hanford. Join us for an unforgettable evening as Michelle Stevens from Coat of Many Colors guides you as you create your masterpiece. Invite some friends for coffee (or tea!), fun and painting! Cost: $35/person, includes canvas, paint supplies and a large One Eleven drink. Paint Night is done in partnership with Michelle Stevens of Coat of Many Colors.

Self-Improvement Jeremy Wine Co. Tasting Event. Thursday, Feb. 10th, 5pm. Stewart & Jasper, 1700 McHenry Ave, Modesto. Join us for an event with Jeremy Wine Co. at Stewart & Jasper in McHenry Village! Tickets: $28+tax includes wine & individual charcuterie cup. This is an exceptional and exclusive experience designed for all lovers of wine. The evening will be fun and informative with award-winning wines.

Prospect 772 Wine Tasting at Quail Creek. Saturday, Feb. 12th, 1pm. Quail Creek Model Homes, 190 Quail Creek Dr, Copperopolis. Join us for a free wine tasting at the Quail Creek Model Homes on February 12th! Learn about Prospect 772 and local wines.

Events

The Matrix Trilogy Trivia Night. Tuesday, Feb. 15th, 6:30pm. Full Circle Brewery District, 712 Fulton St, Fresno. Tuesday February 15th, come test your knowledge on all the movies in The Matrix Trilogy! 6:30pm / All Ages / FREE / Prizes / 45 Questions

The Trailblazer Pack - Beer Release Party. Saturday, Feb. 19th, 12pm. Full Circle Brewery District, 712 Fulton St, Fresno. Saturday, February 19th - Get ready for our Black History Month 4-pack we are calling The Trailblazer Pack. Our mission is to spread awareness of the lack of diversity in the brewing industry, we have created four unique beers for Black History Month in partnership with four major influencers who are passionate about creating more representaWine & Succulent @ San Antonio tion of Black Brewers in the brewing Winery. Sunday, Feb. 13th, 10am. industry. Riboli Family of San Antonio Winery, Bistro + Tasting Room, 2610 Bue- Basic Photograpy by Horn Photo. na Vista Drive, Paso Robles. Create Thursday, Feb. 24th, 6pm. Horn Phosome Valentines Day décor with Cre- to, 7899 N Blackstone, Fresno. Take ative Me Time & San Antonio Winery, your photography to the next level by Paso Robles. Get festive and create understanding the principles of phoa beautiful heart succulent wreath tography and how to apply them. This while sipping delicious wine. 21+ informative two-hour class will teach event. you the fundamentals of photography. It will give you the confidence to Valentine’s Day Wine & Dine. Mon- take your camera out of Auto Mode, day, Feb. 14th, 6pm. Yosemite Wine and put it in Manual Mode, where Trails, 40409 Hwy 41, Oakhurst. This the photographic possibilities are Valentine’s Day, indulge in a roman- endless, and where you can let your tic wine dinner with your sweetheart. creativity take over! We are honored An intimate five-course meal will be and delighted to have Emily Bunting paired with award-winning wines teach this class. She is a fine art phofrom throughout California. Enjoy the tographer and has experience as a romantic, rustic charm, and unique teacher. wines, true to delight your palate throughout your dining experience. Dining packages range from $79 to $500. Valentine’s Special Price Fixe Dinner and Dancing. Saturday, Feb. 12th, 5:30pm. 559 Beer, 356 Pollasky Ave, Clovis. Valentine’s Special Price Fixe Dinner and Dancing ONLY $65.00 per Couple 5:30 to 8:30pm. Price includes: 1 Appetizer, 2 Entrees, 2 Drinks and 1 Dessert. Ask your server to substitute a bottle of wine for only $10 more! We will have live music for dancing too!

Murder at the Mardi Gras. Saturday, March 5th, 5pm. The Garden Shoppe, 364 7th St, Hollister. Let the Good Times Roll at our Mardi Gras Murder Mystery! The $40.00 ticket price includes the game and dinner. We will also be serving our version of the Hurricane Drink. This is not a dinner theater, you are the characters and we assign the roles by e-mail. The ticket price will increase to $50.00 on February 14th. We do not allow outside beverages on the property at any time. This is an over 21 event only. Boardgames and Brunch: A meetup for LGBTQ+ Folks and Friends. Sunday, March 6th, 12pm. Merced Multicultural Arts Center, 645 W Main St, Merced. This is a free monthly meetup for LGBTQ+ people over 40, their friends and family. Tickets and registration are not required to attend this event--feel free to show up!

Theater Comedy Night w/ Kris Tinkle at Grains of Virtue. Thursday, Feb. 10th, 7pm. Grains of Virtue Brewing Company, 832 N Yosemite Ave, Oakdale. Kris Tinkle (MTV, Artie Lange Show) returns to Grains of Virtue for another night of hilarious comedy and finely crafted beer. Tickets $15.

for your Valentine entertainment. Featuring special guest Bee Thizz. Tickets $15 adv, $20 dos. Full Circle Presents: The Cobra Comedy Open Mic. Sunday, Feb. 13th, 6pm. Full Circle Brewery District, 712 Fulton St, Fresno. Come see some of the Central Valley’s best up and coming stand-ups perform each Sunday Night! We are excited to announce The Cobra Comedy Open Mic. Come see some of the Central Valley’s brightest comedy stars, and many of it best up and comers, work out their new bits on stage. And maybe give that stand up dream a go yourself while you’re at it? If you need a few beers before you try it out, we got you there too. Live comedy in a fun supportive environment, in one of Fresno’s best live performance spaces. It’s going to be a great time and we can’t wait to see you there! Open Mic Night. Monday, Feb. 14th, 4pm. Tioga-Sequoia Beer Garden, 745 Fulton St, Fresno. Open Mic Night is back at the Beer Garden! Come join us for a night hosted by Jeremiah that showcases local talent from singers and guitar players to comics and poets. Signups for the event will take place the day of at 4:00pm and performances will be from 5-7pm. We have PA system speakers and a mic provided, but feel free to bring any other equipment you may need! See everybody at the Garden!

A Night of Hip Hop and Comedy. Saturday, Feb. 12th, 7pm. Bobby Salazar’s Mexican Restaurant, 2839 Promote your event with us. Call, N. Blackstone Ave, Fresno. Local Art- text or email us today (559)472-7182 ists and Comedians Take the stage FRESNOFLYER.COM

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Family Full Circle Presents: The Cobra Comedy Open Mic. Sunday, Feb. 20th, 6pm. Full Circle Brewery District, 712 Fulton St, Fresno. Come see some of the Central Valley’s best up and coming stand-ups perform each Sunday Night! We are excited to announce The Cobra Comedy Open Mic. Come see some of the Central Valley’s brightest comedy stars, and many of it best up and comers, work out their new bits on stage. And maybe give that stand up dream a go yourself while you’re at it? If you need a few beers before you try it out, we got you there too. Live comedy in a fun supportive environment, in one of Fresno’s best live performance spaces. It’s going to be a great time and we can’t wait to see you there! Open Mic Night. Monday, Feb. 21st, 4pm. Tioga-Sequoia Beer Garden, 745 Fulton St, Fresno. Open Mic Night is back at the Beer Garden! Come join us for a night hosted by Jeremiah that showcases local talent from singers and guitar players to comics and poets. Signups for the event will take place the day of at 4:00pm and performances will be from 5-7pm. We have PA system speakers and a mic provided, but feel free to bring any other equipment you may need! See everybody at the Garden! Anastasia. Tuesday, Feb. 22nd, 7:30pm. Saroyan Theater, 700 M St, Fresno. The legendary broadway performance comes to Fresno’s Saroyan Theater. Tickets available at broadwayinfresno.com COMEDY NIGHT @ The Udder Place. Wednesday, Feb. 23rd, 7:30pm. The Udder Place, 110 W Main St, Turlock. Comedians from The Comedy Store, Punchine, Cobbs, and other Bay Area & local favorites will make you laugh, drink, and laugh some more during this magical kickoff! Join Mama J as she presents special talent from all over the world as

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she returns home to give you the best 745 Fulton St, Fresno. Open Mic Night Wednesday you have had in a while. is back at the Beer Garden! Come Tickets $10. join us for a night hosted by Jeremiah that showcases local talent from Rock Yard Comedy Show. Saturday, singers and guitar players to comics Feb. 26th, 8pm. Rock Yard Tavern, and poets. Signups for the event will 132 North E St, Exeter. Exeter’s Rock take place the day of at 4:00pm and Yard Tavern presents a night of com- performances will be from 5-7pm. We edy with the hilarious Richard Barba have PA system speakers and a mic from The Improv, Comedy Store, and provided, but feel free to bring any Laugh Factory. 21 + Only. Mature other equipment you may need! See Content. $15 general admission. $20 everybody at the Garden! table seating (limited). Marc Maron: This May Be The Last Smiley G’s Stand-UP Evening of Time Tour. Saturday, March 5th, 7pm. Comedy. Saturday, Feb. 26th, 8pm. Fremont Theater, 1035 Monterey St, La Maison Kabob, 1243 Fulton St, San Luis Obispo. Marc Maron will be Fresno. Smiley G and friends are at it live at the Fremont Theater in downagain, this time with Headliner Chris town SLO! $46-$56 Advance General Cruz & featuring Blake Haydon! Cen- Admission / $61 Day of Show / $63 tral Valley funnyman Chris Cruz is At the Door ready to get the year started off right with tons of laughs at smiley G’s in Full Circle Presents: The Cobra Downtown Fresno! You don’t want to Comedy Open Mic. Sunday, March miss him or Blake Haydon rock the 6th, 6pm. Full Circle Brewery District, stand-up mic. Or local Fresno favorite 712 Fulton St, Fresno. Come see Shawn Toner... And, funny lady Lind- some of the Central Valley’s best up sey Tyree will also keep you laughing. and coming stand-ups perform each Sunday Night! We are excited to anFull Circle Presents: The Cobra nounce The Cobra Comedy Open Comedy Open Mic. Sunday, Feb. Mic. Come see some of the Central 27th, 6pm. Full Circle Brewery Dis- Valley’s brightest comedy stars, and trict, 712 Fulton St, Fresno. Come many of it best up and comers, work see some of the Central Valley’s best out their new bits on stage. And mayup and coming stand-ups perform be give that stand up dream a go each Sunday Night! We are excited to yourself while you’re at it? If you need announce The Cobra Comedy Open a few beers before you try it out, we Mic. Come see some of the Central got you there too. Live comedy in a Valley’s brightest comedy stars, and fun supportive environment, in one of many of it best up and comers, work Fresno’s best live performance spacout their new bits on stage. And may- es. It’s going to be a great time and be give that stand up dream a go we can’t wait to see you there! yourself while you’re at it? If you need a few beers before you try it out, we JUST THE TIPS Comedy headlining got you there too. Live comedy in a Michael Regilio. Wednesday, March fun supportive environment, in one of 9th, 7pm. DiCicco’s Italian RestauFresno’s best live performance spac- rant, 408 Clovis Ave, Clovis. Heades. It’s going to be a great time and lining Comedy with comics from all we can’t wait to see you there! over with open mic to follow. Michael Regilio’s journey to comedy has been Open Mic Night. Monday, Feb. 28th, a winding path that echoes the circu4pm. Tioga-Sequoia Beer Garden, itous lines in his act that drop like cartoon anvils on his razor-sharp punchlines. From his multiple appearances on the Kill Tony Show. Where he performed for Bill Burr, Dom Irrera, Joe DeRosa, Big Jay Oakerson to a multitude of sets around Los Angeles, sharing the stage with Reggie Watts, Andy Dick, Andy Kindler, Baron Vaughn, Rachel Bloom, Jimmy Dore, and more.

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Peter Sagal will be live at the Fremont swag, deeper than the three ball... Theater in downtown SLO. $60 Tier we’re talking about 4 point shots. Plus rim-rattling dunks! These ballers 1/ $45 Tier 2/ $30 Tier 3 are putting on a show. And...new to Slice of Comedy Headlining Keith the Harlem Globetrotter’s family are Carey. Friday, March 11th, 8pm. some on-court characters guaranDiCicco’s Italian Restaurant, 408 teed to energize the action and enClovis Ave, Clovis. Keith Carey is a tertainment of every game. We are Long Beach-based comedian who talking about laugh out loud funny. performs all over the country, sharing Get ready for world-class basketball his thoughts on comic books and oth- showmanship and full-court fun. er hard-hitting topics. Keith performs Don’t miss seeing the team the whole nightly, either on the road or at home family will cheer for!

in Los Angeles, sharing his blend of personal stories, social commentary, Sanger Blossom Trail Run 10k, 2.2 and good old-fashioned American Mile & Kids Run. Saturday, March 5th, 12pm. 1700 7th St, Sanger. Join the jokes. Tickets $20-265. scenic runs of the Sanger Blossom Trail Run 10k, 2.2 Mile & Kids Run. With competitive and non-competitive categories as well as kids runs, Buddy Break. Saturday, Feb. 12th, the whole family can get involved in 12pm. Visalia First, 3737 S Akers this spring-time event.

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St, Visalia. Buddy Break is a FREE Parents’ Day Out where kids with all types of special needs ages 2-16 have FUN while their parents get a BREAK! At Buddy Break, VIP kids and their siblings ages 2-16 make new friends, play games, do crafts, enjoy music, and more! Meanwhile, parents get a needed 3 hour break from their ongoing care-giving responsibilities on Saturday afternoon.

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Thursday Night DJ Dance Party. Thursday, Feb. 10th, 6pm. Yosemite Wine Trails, 40409 Hwy 41, Oakhurst. We are rocking the house with DJ Kevin @ Yosemite Wine Tails. Dust off those dancing shoes for this once a month party night! DJ Kevin will be mixing in pop, country, R&B, Baby Shark Live 2022 Splash Tour. rock and soul selections to keep the Tuesday, Feb. 22nd, 6pm. Save Mart energy flowing throughout the night! Center, 2650 E Shaw Ave, Fresno. Enjoy crafted wine cocktails, beer Baby Shark Live! will be coming to and sake. Tickets $10-100. Fresno with their all new Splash Tour 2022 .The brand new, fully immer- SOULFLY, Short Fuse, Farooq and sive concert experience, will be mak- Severed One at Strummer’s. Thursing a splash across North America day, Feb. 10th, 7pm. Strummer’s, including the Save Mart Center. The 833 E Fern Ave, Fresno. Numbskull live show is based on Pinkfong’s vi- productions presents Soulfly with ral sensation, Baby Shark. With the special guests Short Fuse, Farooq, iconic songs and dances, fans of all and Severed One. Tickets at tickages will delight as Baby Shark joins etweb.com and Strummer’s box ofup with his friend Pinkfong to take fice. an adventure into the sea, singing and dancing through new and classic songs including Five Little Monkeys, Wheels on the Bus, Jungle Boogie, Monkey Banana and of course, Baby Shark. Tickets atticketmaster.com

X’s and O’s Valentines Day Party. Friday, Feb. 11th, 8pm. Hanford Fraternal Hall Association, 1015 N. 10th Ave, Hanford. Dj Rockah & FTS Productions Presents Derek King. Also appearing: Young Tonez and Yung The Harlem Globetrotters. Thurs- Snugg. 18+ Tickets $25-40. day, Feb. 24th, 7pm. Save Mart Center, 2650 E Shaw Ave, Fresno. The Red presents Teejay3k Red and World-Famous Harlem Globetrotters White party. Friday, Feb. 11th, 9pm. are bringing their newly re-imag- La Maison Kabob, 1243 Fulton St, ined Spread Game tour to Fresno Fresno. Come see Teejay3k live in on February 24, 2022! The Harlem Fresno don’t miss out on this event! Peter Sagal: An Evening With. Friday, Globetrotters Spread Game Tour is a Tickets $10-40. March 11th, 7pm. Fremont Theater, basketball experience like no other. 1035 Monterey St, San Luis Obispo. Ankle breaking moves, jaw dropping I’m In Love Valentine’s Concert. Saturday, Feb. 12th, 6pm. Masonic Center of Modesto, 800 Rose Ave, | FEATURED | DINING | CALENDAR | MUSIC | CLASSIFIEDS | | FRESNOFLYER.COM |

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Dialogue

What does your body tell you? What do you tell your body? Dancers explore these and other questions in Dialogue, an evening-length work that examines the silent conversations that exist within our own body and between bodies.

Brother Love’s Good Time Gospel Hour

Brother Love will sing and preach about God’s love, the healing power of lust, the spiritual purity of poppers, and why he needs a new Gulfstream. Come get saved at this sacrilegious tent revival!

Tomatoes Tried to Kill Me But Banjos Saved My Life

Highly reviewed, awarded, and internationally toured true story of a corporate executive whose world is turned upside down after a devastating event. Playin’ banjos, tellin’ jokes, healin’ hearts.

Accordion Fight Show The folk-punk-cabaret legend returns! Prepare to sing along as Strangely ‘plays it again... in a tour de force that is as impressive as his thong is thin’ (Fringereview.co.uk).

The Hungerers

An absurdist one-act play by William Saroyan, “The Hungerers” is an American fable reflecting on the hardships of the Depression, the invincibility of the human spirit and the enduring power of art..

Follow Your Heart: Songs of Love and Loss, Mystery and Redemption Our several songwriters compose original material embracing the spectrum of happy/sad, upbeat, tranquil and intense. We come from a place of curiosity and joy where the particular illuminates the Universal. Join us as we explore.

The Space Between Rooms have memories. What if we gave rooms the space to tell us what they hold? Exploring the idea of longing, The Space Between brings life to these memories through physically demanding, chaotic movement.

#FresnoWriters Live

Hear #FresnoWriters from Fresno State’s Master of Fine Arts program, including voices from Chicanx Writers and Artists Association, San Joaquin Literary Association, and Hmong American Ink & Stories.

Lark Is Mad for Trad Lark plays traditional tunes and songs from the Celtic and Scandinavian countries.

My First Miracle— Adventures in Bipolar Disorder

I’m in a football stadium full of people. They think they’re here for a Stones concert. There’s a girl standing on crutches—My First Miracle—I’m gonna make her walk. Adventures in Bipolar Disorder.

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I Haunt My Own House

Andrew Potter plays original songs from his album, I Haunt My Own House. He combines his jazzy finger-style guitar work with sublime lyrics to perform songs about family, love, hope, fate and regret.

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Thinking Out Loud

Comedian Dana Merwin presents a puppet show inspired by nature’s comedic cast of characters. From the world’s oldest earthworm to dueling wolves, these puppets tell all about life, death and Costco.

Objects in the Mirror Are Closer Than They Appear What is a memory? From the ordinary to the extraordinary, producer Britt Monahan, writer Paula Balekian, and actress Lydia C. Bustos look back into the mirror of autobiographical memory and take you along for the ride.

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Magic of Eric

A magical performance that has traveled the world, the Magic of Eric has entertained audiences for the past decade with his unique and engaging approach to magic.

Blood Harmony The Murray Girls blend voices in Blood Harmony: the shimmering richness of singing groups with the same familial vocal timbre. Murder ballads—wistful stories set to heartbreakingly beautiful melodies.

Jerk-Off Our Egos Consummate charlatans Tommy Rev Nugent (“World class character”—Orlando weekly) and Shane Scurvy Spears (“his rage is a riot”—Arizona Daily Star) return in a desperate and delirious double-header.

Return of the Son of One Hit Wonders Our well-received Rogue show returns, expanded, celebrating the unique connection these artists had at their moment of fame and fleeting glory. Songs from over 50 years of Billboard charts that reflect both the artists and their times.

The Funny Magic Show Chase Martin is a magician who thinks he’s funny. He brings you magic and jokes field tested on the streets of San Francisco. Don’t miss your chance to have your socks read and your mind knocked off by a dork with a deck of cards!.

Born Again in Berkeley Theresa has a secret. In the San Francisco Bay Area where people are flinging open their closet doors, she’s not sure she will be accepted. Help Theresa come out . . . as a Christian.

Fringe Factor: Season Something or Other Our live game show returns for season ... something or other (does time even exist anymore?) All the fun, music & mayhem you expect. Guest stars galore. And a few surprising new twists to keep it fresh!

Rosegold Jamie is an alcoholic. Jamie is a survivor. And Jamie has more than scars that will never go away.

#txtshow (irl) Donald Munro: It’s a show in which ... you as an audience member use the chat function on Zoom to make [the performer] say things. Kathleen Schock: Oh, that sounds dangerous. DM: It is! (Valley Edition—KVPR)

What Piece Did You Lose? Have you lost a piece of yourself during this Pandemic? Can that lost bit be found again? Is it not so much loss as change by the first world-sized trauma that many of us have had to face? Can a bunch of songs shine some light? | FRESNOFLYER.COM |

Jaguar Is a Liar: What I Saw During the Fight for the Tower Theatre What makes a drunk get off his barstool and fight? A threat to the bars! Comedian/reluctant activist Jaguar Bennett presents a comic true account of the struggle to defend Fresno’s Tower District from a predatory church. It’s a win for sin! and take you along for the ride.

Breakneck Comedy of Errors Tim Mooney takes on the impossible: Shakespeare’s craziest farce, 13 characters, one man, one hour!

Father, Daughter & Holy Ghost A funny, sweet portrait of a family whose eccentric patriarch won’t move out of his house except “feet first.” Called “a gem of the fringe” at 2019 Great Salt Lake Festival. double-header.

Super Funtimes Magic!!! Looking for an Escape? Missing the Simpler Times? Love Baggy Pants Clowns? If you answered yes to just one of these questions.... Come one come all to see some serious sleight of hand performed by a seriously silly guy. Fun for the whole family!

The Real Black Swann: Confessions of America’s First Black Drag Queen This the true story of William Dorsey Swann. He was a former slave who became The Queen of Drag in the late 1800s. And of course being the Queen of Drag has its issues.

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The 20th Annual Rogue Festival Fresno’s completely uncensored performing arts event, returns March 4-12

Rogue Festival celebrates two decades of unique, independent, and forward-thinking performance in Fresno.

he Rogue Festival, Fresno’s completely uncensored performing arts festival, will return March 4 through 12. This year’s 20th Anniversary Festival will present over 100 separate performances of theater, music, dance, comedy, spoken word and magic throughout Fresno’s Tower District. The Rogue Festival began in 2002 with a man named Marcel Nunis and an insane idea to make Fresno, of all places, a worldwide center for Fringe theater. After 20 years and thousands of performances from hundreds of performers from all over the planet, the Rogue has succeeded in becoming one of the most well-respected and long-running fringe festivals in North America with a unique reputation for hospitality and friendly audiences, while remaining a punk rock DIY festival of limitless free expression where anything can happen. Like many long-running organizations, the Rogue Festival has seen its share of changes over two decades. Narrowly completing the festival’s run in 2020 before the COVID-19 lockdown, Rogue Festival went virtual for the first time ever in 2021. This year’s festival will bring with it several changes in safety operations and health precautions, but will still offer the same exciting, off-the-beaten-path original performance it is known for. “After two years when we’ve been forced to avoid human contact, live performance is more important than ever,” says Jaguar Bennett, president of the Rogue Festival board of directors. “The essence of live performance is to be in a room with another human being and watch their movements and hear their words as they are performed. Performance is raw, real, intimate, messy, moving, hilarious, and disturbing—which is

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exactly how we want you to experience the Rogue Festival.” The Rogue Festival, like most fringe festivals, does not choose who can or cannot participate. Performers are chosen by a lottery system and 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 word-of-mouth. After two decades, 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. The Rogue Festival will offer shows March 4, 5, 6, 10, 11, and 12, 2022 in six different venues in Fresno’s Tower District. Information and tickets to individual shows will be available on our website, fresnoroguefestival.com, beginning February 15. For more information or questions about the Festival, please contact co-producer Heather Parish at roguefestival. heather@gmail.com or by calling 559-272-2793. What’s New for Rogue Festival’s 20th Anniversary:

the kind folks at Bitwise Industries to reorganize and update our website. Using a fresh, new Wordpress template designed by Bitwise, the amazing team of apprentices there have put together a clean, organized site that we hope our audiences enjoy using. Rogue Block Party: After a decade of presenting the Teaser Show at the Tower Theatre, we decided we wanted to throw a party for our community instead. So we’re moving the festivities across the street into the old Chicken Pie Shop parking lot for a Rogue Festival Block Party. We’re planning food trucks, vendors, and an open mic for a fun, FREE community event.

20th Anniversary by local artist Naomi Marie. While we will not be having a Muse Reveal party this year, we are proud to highlight a local visual artist through our festival as we have done every year. Local business support: As always, our venues are provided by local Tower District businesses like Fresno Music Academy and Arts, Veni Vidi Vici, Goldstein’s Mortuary and Delicatessen, Dianna’s School of Dance,

Cashless Venues: To enhance both safety and health measures, all Rogue Festival performance venues are now credit/debit only for ticket sales. Cash customers can purchase Rogue Show Vouchers at the Festival Pop-Up Store that will be located centrally on the NE corner of Olive and Wishon during Festival operating hours. COVID and flu protocols: Rogue Festival will follow all state and county health mandates for audience mask-wearing at indoor performances regardless of vaccination status. We expect all audiences to wear masks at indoor venues. Masks and hand sanitizer will be available at each venue. Venue seating, ticket tables, and audio equipment will also be cleaned in between each performance to reduce the spread of viruses and illness in our community.

New Logo: Rogue Festival decided that our 20th Anniversary was a good time to freshen up with a new logo that speaks to the sense of fun, movement, and discovery that Rogue Festival represents. Graphic designer Miguel Gastelum came through with a design that speaks to our fresh view on art and perfor- What’s the same: mance year after year. The Muse on programs and tees: We New Website: We’ve partnered with have a special, unique Muse for our

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Spectrum Gallery, and Hart’s Haven Books. Rogue Festival partners with businesses each year to attract visitors to the Tower District and support the local economy. A wide variety of amazing shows like you cannot see anywhere else: Rogue Festival shows are NOT the kinds of shows you can see anywhere. They are intimate, unique, and a little bit wild. Come enjoy the ride. Theatre Department

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FREEDOM By Tom Quinn | Directed by Karina Balfour and Brooke Aiello Hear the stories that made America and that continue to shape our nation to this day: from immigration to oppression, to acceptance.

MARCH 4, 5, 11, 12 | 7:30 pm MARCH 5, 12 | 2:00 pm STUDIO THEATRE | FREE ADMISSION This production is being offered courtesy of Fresno City College Division of Fine, Performing & Communication Arts

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Fenix Flexin, Daboii & Young Slo-Be FREE FRESNO SHOW! Friday, Feb. 18th, 6:30pm. Full Circle Brewery, 702 Fulton St, Fresno. FENIX FLEXIN, DABOII will be performing in Fresno, CA FOR FREE. The event is fully FREE Y2K Valentine’s Prom at the Beer to the public DUE TO LAST SHOW BEGarden. Saturday, Feb. 12th, 6pm. ING POSTPONED. Young Slo-Be will Tioga-Sequoia Beer Garden, 745 be celebrating at the after party. Only Fulton St, Fresno. Join us Saturday 1,100 attendees will be permitted, so February 12th, 2022 from 6 - 11 PM early arrival is reccomended. at the Beer Garden for a “Y2K Valentine’s Prom” inspired night! DJ Roeski Celebrate Every Note Concert Sewill be spinnin’ all the nostalgic Y2K ries featuring Rudy Parris, Saturday, hits and a “Y2k” outfit theme is en- Feb. 19th, 7pm. Brandon-Mitchell couraged! We will have Fresno Street Gallery, 117 S. Locust, Visalia. Join Eats food trucks on-site and plenty us as we continue our Celebrate Evof beer for you & your friends and/or ery Note Concert Series with Visalia’s “prom” date! Save the date and we’ll very own Rudy Parris! Rudy Parris is the prodigy of the Bakersfield Sound. see you soon! Rudy has toured with numerous artNight Heat Rocks Sequoia Brewing ists, including his friend Hank WilNorth. Saturday, Feb. 12th, 8pm. Se- liams III, and has been featured on quoia Brewing Co, 1188 E Champlain NBC’s The Voice, where he particiDr, #107, Fresno. Night Heat perform- pated on “Team Blake” ***Tickets are $25 each and can be purchased ing live at Sequoia Brewing North! online or at the bookstore located Abbey Road “A Tribute to the Beat- in the Brandon Mitchell Art Gallery. les.” Sunday, Feb. 13th, 7pm. Kram- Face masks will be required for this er Estate Wines /Gary Kramer Gui- event.*** tar Cellars, 825 Riverside Ave, #16, Paso Robles. Kramer Estate Wines Bluesbox Bayou Band, Saturday, is proudly presenting this Valentines Feb. 19th, 8pm. Gallo Center for the weekend the Beatles tribute band Arts, 1000 I St, Modesto. Bluesbox “Abbey Road”. Two shows, one on Bayou Band is not your grandma’s February 12th and February 13th. accordion band! Their soulful, inspiWith their tight harmonies, flawless rational and upbeat dance party repnote for note renditions of Beatles utation is well known. Fans from the hits, custom–tailored costumes, vin- Bay Area, and all over Northern Calitage instruments, Liverpudlian dia- fornia, have come to love this unlikely lect and precise attention to every 5-piece roots band that travels out detail, Abbey Road has honed their from Modesto and Sonora. Bluesbox show to become one of the most mu- Bayou Band’s playlist is a highly lissically and visually satisfying Beatle tenable and exciting dance set, with tribute acts in the world. Tickets $50. unique shout outs to New Orleans, Thursday Night DJ Dance Party. Thurs- Cajun, Creole, classic rock, rhythm day, Feb. 17th, 6pm. Yosemite Wine and blues, and Tex-Mex styles. Trails, 40409 Hwy 41, Oakhurst. We are rocking the house with DJ Kevin Joe Vann at The Grove House, @ Yosemite Wine Tails. Dust off those Wednesday, Feb. 23rd, 6pm. The dancing shoes for this once a month Grove House, 4993 5th St, Maripoparty night! DJ Kevin will be mixing sa. A very special evening of music in pop, country, R&B, rock and soul with Joe Vann at The Grove House. selections to keep the energy flowing Joe Vann’s debut solo LP, Found In throughout the night! Enjoy crafted The Smoke, is an intimate rummage wine cocktails, beer and sake. Tick- through his past: it weds the freewheeling experimental aesthetics of ets $10-100. his beloved indie band, From Indian Toby Mac Hits Deep Tour 2022. Lakes, with the music traditions on Thursday, Feb. 17th, 7pm. Save Mart which he was reared while growing Center, 2650 E Shaw Ave, Fresno. up in a trailer on an acreage in rural Toby Mac brings his Hits Deep tour to northern California. Tickets $15. the Save Mart Center in Fresno. Tickets at ticketmaster.com Promote your event with us. Call, text or email us today (559)472-7182 FRESNOFLYER.COM Modesto. Enjoy a night of music, food, and love with the Delfonics! With special guests Soul 4 You. Tickets are $25ea/$45 per couple in advance. $30ea day of show.

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Thursday Night DJ Dance Party. Thursday, Feb. 24th, 6pm. Yosemite Wine Trails, 40409 Hwy 41, Oakhurst. We are rocking the house with DJ Kevin @ Yosemite Wine Tails. Dust off those dancing shoes for this once a month party night! DJ Kevin will be mixing in pop, country, R&B, rock and soul selections to keep the energy flowing throughout the night! Enjoy crafted wine cocktails, beer and sake. Tickets $10-100. One Hot Minute - 90s Tribute. Thursday, Feb. 24th, 7pm. Full Circle Brewery District, 712 Fulton St, Fresno. Thursday, February 24th - One Hot Minute - 90s Tribute Band will be hitting our stage! 7pm / All Ages / Free. Ana Gabriel - Por Amor A Ustedes 2022. Friday, Feb. 25th, 8pm. Save Mart Center, 2650 E Shaw Ave, Fresno. Ana Gabriel performing live at the Save Mart Center. Tickets available at ticketmaster.com. Blunt Force Drama at Sequoia Brewing North. Friday, Feb. 25th, 8pm. Sequoia Brewing Co, 1188 E Champlain Dr, #107, Fresno. Come join BLUNT FORCE DRAMA for a night great of music entertainment! Don’t forget your shuffling shoes! DI SkatePunk Legends in Fresno. Saturday, Feb. 26th, 7pm. Full Circle Brewery District, 712 Fulton St, Fresno. Destructive Productions Presents:Skatepunk legends DI. Supporting bands: FUX and The Creepoids. All ages, 21+ drink with ID. $17 online/ local shop presale, $20 DOS. An Evening with Richard Thompson. Sunday, Feb. 27th, 8pm. Fremont Theater, 1035 Monterey St, San Luis Obispo. An Evening with Richard Thompson (solo/acoustic). Tickets $46. Thursday Night DJ Dance Party. Thursday, March 3rd, 6pm. Yosemite Wine Trails, 40409 Hwy 41, Oakhurst. We are rocking the house with DJ Kevin @ Yosemite Wine Tails. Dust off those dancing shoes for this once a month party night! DJ Kevin will be mixing in pop, country, R&B, rock and soul selections to keep the energy flowing throughout the night! Enjoy crafted wine cocktails, beer and sake. Tickets $10-100. Stoneshiver. Friday, March 4th, 7pm. Full Circle Brewery District, 712 Fulton St, Fresno. Stoneshiver with special guests Life Jacket and Un| FEATURED | DINING | CALENDAR | MUSIC | CLASSIFIEDS |

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21 + likely; Friday March 4th at Full Circle mored nature that will have you singBrewery District. All-Ages, $10 Pre- ing along faster than you know the words. Kristina Murray plays Amerisale, 7pm. cana and country music rooted and The You and Me Tour: An Evening steeped in troubadour storytelling, with Drew & Ellie Holcomb. Friday, southern-rock grit and the footsteps March 4th, 9pm. Fremont Theater, of country queens of yesteryear. Ad1035 Monterey St, San Luis Obis- mission is free. po. Drew and Ellie Holcomb are a husband and wife Americana duo Taj Mahal Sextet. Sunday, March from Nashville, TN. An Evening with 6th, 8pm. Fremont Theater, 1035 Drew and Ellie Holcomb is a special Monterey St, San Luis Obispo. Taj is engagement event, allowing the Hol- a towering musical figure -- a legend combs to collaborate once again. who transcended the blues not by leaving them behind, but by revealing Tickets $25-120. their magnificent scope to the world. Todd Day Wait & Kristina Murray at Quantifying the 77-year-old’s signifDying Breed. Saturday, March 5th, icance is impossible, but people try 5pm. Dying Breed Brewing, 863 anyway. Tickets $40-67. Shepard Ct, Suite B, Oakdale. Two incredible songwriters together for Thursday Night DJ Dance Party. a special evening at Dying Breed Thursday, March 10th, 6pm. YoBrewing. Todd Day Wait is a Missouri semite Wine Trails, 40409 Hwy 41, native with an easy-going, good hu- Oakhurst. We are rocking the house

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with DJ Kevin @ Yosemite Wine Tails. Dust off those dancing shoes for this once a month party night! DJ Kevin will be mixing in pop, country, R&B, rock and soul selections to keep the energy flowing throughout the night! Enjoy crafted wine cocktails, beer and sake. Tickets $10-100. Said the Sky - Sentiment Tour Fresno. Thursday, March 10th, 8pm. Rainbow Ballroom, 1725 Broadway St, Fresno. Said The Sky ‘Sentiment’ Tour. Presented by K-Lin & Crowdsurf. 18+ w/ Bars Available for 21+ Tickets $20-400.

Sports Fresno State Bulldogs Men’s Basketball vs. UNLV Runnin’ Rebels. Wednesday, Feb. 16th, 7:30pm. Save Mart Center, 2650 E Shaw Ave, Fresno. The Fresno State Bulldogs Men’s

Basketball Team faces off against the Top Rank Boxing: Ramirez vs. PedraUNLV Runnin’ Rebels. za. Friday, March 4th, 5:30pm. Save Mart Center, 2650 E Shaw Ave, FresFresno State Bulldogs Men’s Bas- no. Olympic Silver Medalist Richard ketball vs. San Diego State Aztecs. Torrez Jr. from Tulare will be making Saturday, Feb. 19th, 7pm. Save Mart his pro debut on this fight. Center, 2750 E Shaw Ave, Fresno. The Fresno State Bulldogs Men’s Basketball Team faces off against the San Diego State Aztecs. Mint w/ Lady Faith. Friday, Feb. 4th, Fresno State Bulldogs Women’s 9pm. Mint, 1140 N. Van Ness Ave, Basketball vs. New Mexico Lobos. Fresno. Lady Faith has positioned Wednesday, Feb. 23rd, 6pm. The herself as the number one female Fresno State Bulldogs Women’s Bas- Hardstyle DJ on the planet. Lady Faith ketball Team faces off against the has built the American Hard Dance New Mexico Lobos Women’s Basket- scene and is currently recognized ball Team. as one of America’s best female DJ/ Producers for Electronic music. Doors Pro Wrestling Seminar with WWE Open 9pm | Must be 21+ Tickets Hall of Famer Rikishi. Friday, Feb. $10-200. 25th, 6pm. Best of the West Wrestling, 5766 E. Fountain Way, #101, Girls Night Out the Show at La MaiFresno. Lark Entertainment is proud son Kabob. Tuesday, Feb. 8th, 8pm. to offer the opportunity for our Pro La Maison Kabob, 1243 Fulton Mall, Wrestling community. (i.e., TRAINED/ Fresno. Get ready for the BEST GIRLS ACTIVE Wrestlers & TRAINING Stu- NIGHT EVER! Whether you’re celedents Only) once in a lifetime op- brating a Birthday, Bachelorette Parportunity to hone your craft & learn ty, Divorce, Dirty Thirty or your Sheer From a former WWE wrestler, Hall of Awesome Self; You will meet your Famer Rikishi. Join us Friday, FEBRU- party match with “GIRLS NIGHT OUT ARY 25th, for 2 hours & 30 min of a THE SHOW”! Open to Ages 21+ Doors highly detailed crash course in what it open at 7pm. Tickets $21.95-382.95 takes to work on TV and how to han- Stoplight Party. Friday, Feb. 11th, dle yourself behind the scenes of a 6pm. Full Circle Brewery District, 712 national Professional Wrestling orga- Fulton St, Fresno. Come out to the nization. Tickets $75. Brewery District for an early Valentine’s Stoplight Party. When you show What A Drag Presents Press Start. up, grab a glow stick! Red=Taken, Saturday, Feb. 26th, 6pm. Best of Yellow=It’s Complicated, Green=Sinthe West Wrestling, 5766 E. Fountain gle. There will be vendors, food, muWay, #101, Fresno. WAD returns for sic, craft beer, & a Photo Booth! 21+ an action-packed Drag-Show wres- ONLY / Free Entry tling event that will be...OUTrageous! The event will showcase West Coast The Iron Maidens. Friday, Feb. 11th, top independent talent and perform- 8pm. Fulton 55, 875 Divisadero St, ers seen regularly in industry-leading Fresno. Formed in 2001, The Iron promotions around The us. Guests Maidens have quickly established are encouraged to participate by themselves as one of southern Calicheering for their favorite WRESTLER fornia’s most popular tribute acts and & DRAG-QUEENS and jeering for the are rapidly gaining international recbad guys. As with all What-A-Drag ognition. The band boasts beauty as Events, ticket holders will be part of well as excellent musicianship, lively a small audience, who will get an up- stage presence, and a remarkable close & personal evening not to be stage show with theatrical scenes forgotten! Tickets $25 general admis- interspersed throughout. The Iron sion, $40 VIP with meet & greet. Maidens cover Iron Maiden material from all eras of the band’s career, enFresno State Bulldogs Men’s Bas- compassing the band’s biggest hits ketball vs. New Mexico Lobos. Tues- as well as fan favorites. The stage day, March 1st, 7pm. Save Mart Cen- show includes appearances by Maidter, 2650 E Shaw Ave, Fresno. The en mascot Eddie, the grimreaper, the Fresno State Bulldogs Men’s Basket- devil and more. Tickets $30. ball Team faces off against the New Mexico Lobos.

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Emo Night featuring Marko DeSantis. Saturday, Feb. 12th, 8:30pm. The Siren, 900 Main St, Morro Bay. Marko from pop punk legends Sugarcult is doing an all Dj set playing all your favorite late 90’s and 2000’s pop punk and emo hits! Tickets $10 adv, $12 DOS.

LMC presents Harry Romero. Saturday, Feb. 12th, 9pm. Fulton 55, 875 Divisadero St, Fresno. House is absolutely everywhere and we could not be happier! One thing LMC prides itself on is celebrating the roots and greats of this ageless genre while always welcoming the up & comers who bring us new life. Let come together under the disco ball to witness this great show us what Party Time really is! Support by our LMC Brothers Mint Presents Valentine’s Jam w/ Rick Wird / Shibby & welcoming the Eddie Bitar. Friday, Feb. 11th, 9pm. local new light Vicelear to the family Mint, 1140 N. Van Ness Ave, Fresno. to help us set the mood! Born in Canada but with Lebanese roots, Eddie’s sound of futuristic An Evening with Band of Heathens cutting edge trance, that seamlessly & Nicki Bluhm. Wednesday, Feb. blends the best elements from tech 16th, 7:45pm. The Siren, 900 Main and psy, has seen him receive huge St, Morro Bay. The Band of Heathens support from the likes of Armin van and Nicki Bluhm are joining together Buuren, Paul Van Dyk, Simon Patter- in February of 2021 for a west coast son, John O’Callaghan, Aly & Fila and tour that’s certain to be a dynamic many more. Tickets FREE w/ RSVP to evening of music. This unique and exciting night of music will feature $75. Must be 21+! 2 sets from the collaboration as an Jonn Hart, Love Rance & Raven Jus- evening with The Band of Heathens tice performing live! Friday, Feb. 11th, and Nicki Bluhm. Tickets $27 adv, 9pm. Palladium Nightclub, 950 10th $30 DOS. St, Modesto. Join us Friday February 11th at the Palladium Nightclub for Girls Night Out The Show at The our pre Valentines Day Bash! JONN Udder Place. Wednesday Feb. 16th, HART, LOVE RANCE & RAYVEN JUS- 8pm. The Udder Place, 110 W. Main TICE will be performing live inside of St, Turlock. Get ready for the BEST the Hip Hop room. Tickets $20. Dress GIRLS NIGHT EVER! Whether you’re celebrating a Birthday, Bachelorette code strictly enforced. Party, Divorce, Dirty Thirty or your GIRLS NIGHT Out the Show at Sheer Awesome Self; You will meet Knockin’ Boots. Saturday Feb. 12th, your party match with “GIRLS NIGHT 8pm. Knockin’ Boots, 710 N 9th St, OUT THE SHOW”! Purchase Your TickModesto. “Girls Night Out The Show” ets Today! Tickets $22.95-74.95 is an intensely exciting Sex God, Ab Party, that will drive you absolute- Chamber. Friday, Feb. 18th, 7pm. ly WILD...in the best possible way Barmageddon, 126 E. Kern Ave, of course! The Show is a Whirlwind Tulare. RAD Music presents: Chamof Sexy Goodness as these ripped ber(Nashville Harcore) Momentum(Adonis Men bring down the house LA Metallic Hardcore) Mouth For with a Man-tastic Night of Fun & Ex- War (Colorado Springs Metalcore) citement. Get ready for the BEST Scoundrel (Grizzly City Metalcore) GIRLS NIGHT EVER! Whether you’re dontcryformeimalreadydead (Fresno celebrating a Birthday, Bachelorette emoviolence). 21+ | $10 presale | Party, Divorce, Dirty Thirty or your $12 Day of. Sheer Awesome Self; You will meet your party match with “GIRLS NIGHT Club Cypher: Neon Nights. Friday, OUT THE SHOW”! Purchase Your Tick- Feb 18th, 8:30pm. Fulton 55, 875 Divisadero St, Fresno. Club Cypher ets Today! Presents Neon Night at Fulton 55. Fresno’s Newest dance party with | FRESNOFLYER.COM |

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a mission to bring their twist on funk and soul music to the ears of the world. Tickets $12-15. The Winehouse Experience (A celebration of Amy Winehouse). Friday, March 11th, 8:30pm. The Siren, 900 Main St, Morro Bay. The Winehouse Experience pays tribute to the late icon Amy Winehouse and her warm vocals and amazing stage presence. Mia Karter Productions is proud to present a Tribute to the late Amy Winehouse, featuring her incredible original music and many of the classic hits she covered over the years. Tickets $20.50-25.

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