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A friend recently told me that sharing our personal stories allows us, as human beings, to approach complex issues with more compassion. It’s how we find our empathy. And with empathy, we can make space for things we may disagree with. It’s how things begin to change, and it’s also how we better understand ourselves.

The ‘power of story’ has been ringing in my ears lately. As a media profes sional, it’s easy for me to see how sharing stories helps to move the cultural needle forward and foster a greater understanding of societal dif ferences. However, I rarely think about the power of the personal story, the one be hind every person - not the biography of some monumentally influential person in history, but yours, or even mine.

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Social media often gets a lot of flak for being self-indulgent echo chambers notorious for enticing us to waste time and energy. But it has al lowed us to connect with each other in ways we’ve never been able to before - and to stay connected. We talk about our daily lives, that new restaurant we finally went out of our way to try … and to write letters to those we’ve lost but whose ac counts we can never bring ourselves to close. We do these things because we have an inexplicable need to share - perhaps, hoping that someone is listening. And whether you know it or not, some one is listening. But are you? We have incredibly sophisticated tools for communication but somehow re main profoundly divided. While this need to share our individual stories is important, genuinely listening to the stories of others is how we build bridg es. Without the second half of the equa tion, we’re all simply existing in the same space, endlessly trying to talk louder than the next person. The only thing we accomplish thenis missing the point. By telling our stories, we open a door, and by listening, we walk through it. As a kid, I never really asked many questions about my mom’s upbringing in the Philippines - and she never thought it important to mention it on her own. We didn’t always see eye-to-eye, so we didn’t have a close relationship for a long time. But, one day, I started asking, and she started telling. It was like I unlocked a secret door to some beautifully complex treasure. The more stories she told, the more detailed and col orful my picture became - the picture of people I loved and the one of myself I spent so many years trying to paint alone. I am now obsessed with hearing her stories, and I want to record them all so that I can listen to them over and over again because I know one day she will no longer be here to tell them.So, keep sharing your stories because you never know how they might impact those who hear them. But at the same time, listen be cause you never know how someone else’s story might impact you.

Flame It makes a tasty drive-in burger. I didn’t try the other items on their menu, but I would wager they are as good as you’d find in any other good-quality drive-in burger places around Fresno. If you live close to Flame It, and it’s not already in your reg ular burger rotation, then it should be. Is it worth making a special trip across town for? Probably not.Final Score: 3.2/5 Colorado Grill

Namely, they offer a vast menu of burgers, sandwiches, salads, sides, and desserts. Ev erything from chicken sandwiches to fried burritos and sundaes to salads. But I’m here for the burgers, and Flame It plays the classic hits in that department. Their burger menu consists of their regular “Flame It” burger - a cheeseburger, and a bacon cheeseburger, in single and double-patty variations. However, customers can add as many extra patties and slices of cheese as they want, for an addition al charge, of course. They also offer a veggie burger option, you know, for all the vege tarians out there who love going to flamebroiled burger places to get their vegetables. (Sarcasm: no additional charge). My burger arrived in the stan dard red-checkered cardboard basket with red-checkered paper underneath. Burger neatly tucked into its diaper, resting on a pile of well-seasoned crinkle-cut fries. There’s a reason this is the standard presentation for drive-in burger places because this is what one expects when they come to a place like this. Everything about my order was drive-in standard, which is a bit of a double-edged sword. On the one hand, I already know what it will taste like as soon as I see it. On the other hand, I already know what it will taste like as soon as I see it. All a place like Flame It has to do is make a burger and fries that taste just like one would expect drivein burgers and fries in red checkered baskets to taste like, and they’ve done enough to be worth visiting if you happen to live nearby. However, they really have to be doing some thing pretty special if they want me to drive past other drive-in places that are closer to me and go to their place instead.

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has tried a few of the best burger places in Fres no over the years. And honestly, if you live in Fresno and consider yourself a burger lov er, you likely already have Colorado Grill in your top 5. But was I going to turn down an opportunity to eat there again and give them an official rating? Absolutely not!

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Few things in life bring me more joy than a good burg er. There’s just something about a juicy, well-seasoned beef patty (or 2 or 3) and gooey, melted cheese that just speaks to me on a spiritual level. Add to that a vari ety of additional toppings and condiments ranging from the standard crisp veggies and ketchup/mustard/mayo to everything from bacon, chili, mac n cheese, or even a fried egg, all on a soft, toasted bun. And then there are all the messy, drippy sauces… The possibilities are endless. And I’m here for ALL OF THEM!BeforeI even accepted the chal lenge to find and rate the best burgers in Fresno, I knew there was no way I would be able to do this subject justice in a single article. Fresno has hundreds of burger plac es, and dozens of them are worthy of being included in any conversation about the best burger in the city. And I, your humble re porter, am but one man. Flesh and bone. I can only visit so many places and eat so many delicious burgers at one time. So consider this merely the first course. A toe in the proverbial water of burg er excellence. The tip of the iceberg lettuce! The single step that begins my journey of a thousand bites. For it is a journey that I will see to its end, no matter how long it takes. I owe you no less, loyal readers and fellow burger lovers.Now, for consistency, my preferred order is the bacon double cheeseburger whenever it is offered. In my opinion, this is the perfect burger to gauge the quality of any burger establishment. Double patties allow one to taste the beef’s quality and how well it’s cooked. The cheese layers must be melty, gooey, and rich - walking the line between decadent and “I may need heart surgery af ter this.” As for the bacon, listen, if they can’t cook a couple strips of bacon, then they have no busi ness making burgers. It’s really that simple. There’s a sweet sci ence to putting bacon on a burger. Thick patties require thick-cut bacon, while thinner patties should have thinner, crispier strips of bacon. It’s all about getting that perfect balance of flavor, after all. Top pings and condiments vary by establishment, and all good burger places seem to have their own unique sauces and way of preparing their veggies. Some places shred their let tuce, and some use whole leaves. Some plac es get fancy with romaine, arugula, or mixed greens. Some places dice onions, some slice them, and some even grill them. Some fancy places even make their own pickles. As far as these “standard” burger toppings go, my only hard and fast rule is no tomatoes on my burger, please. Sorry, tomato Stans, I’m not an ally. For sides, my go-to is french fries. If they offer a fancy take on basic fries, I will most likely give them a try - I can’t help it; your boy is mad extra about his side carbs. You wanna slap cheese, chili, some crazy sauce, deep-fried crickets, or weapons-grade plutonium on those taters? Get crazy. It’s 2022; birds aren’t even real. That about covers my judging cri teria. Onward to grill-halla!

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In IG: triangle_burger I mentioned earlier that the traditional drivein style burger place is popular in Fresno and all over the Central Valley. Apparently, a lot of other people can’t get enough of those lit tle fried burritos, either! But you would be hard-pressed to find anyone doing retro-style drive-in burgers better than Triangle Drive In. Named after the triangle-shaped diner on the triangle-shaped lot at its orig inal Belmont Ave location, Triangle Drive In was voted “Best Hamburger in Fresno” in 2018 by the California Restaurant Asso ciation. Things have really taken off for the local favorite since then. From their humble Belmont Ave origins, Triangle Drive In has expanded to three more locations in Fresno, one in Clovis, and their newest in the city of Tulare.

Triangle Drive In’s bacon double cheeseburger is a master class on how drivein burgers should be done. I could smell the char-grilling burgers cooking when I pulled up; they are smokey, juicy masterpieces. Every burger has just the right amount of cheese, expertly cooked bacon, fresh veggies, special sauce, and pickles on a soft, toasted bun. But what really makes Triangle Drive In stand out is that burger patty. No other drive-in place comes close to the flavor of a Triangle burger. They’re like the best back yard cookout burgers you ever had, without all the mosquitos.Triangle’s sides are fantastic, but their crinkle-cut fries are my personal favor ite. Crispy, salty, and perfectly fried, they’re great with ketchup or ranch, or you can do the pro move and let the sauce from your burger drip all over them. Also, although milkshakes are not included in these ratings, it is worth men tioning that the hot fudge milkshake at Tri angle might qualify as an emotional support dessert. It is absolutely transcendent.

Everyone plays so well together; it’s truly a next-levelColoradoburger. Grill also serves steak fries with their burgers, which in my opin ion, are a hugely underrated cut of fry when they’re cooked just right. A proper steak fry should be crispy on the outside, light and fluffy on the inside, and seasoned liberally. Colorado Grill cooks a proper steak fry. Colorado Grill isn’t just worth driving across town for - though with 3 lo cations, you won’t have to - it’s worth driv ing from out of town for. It’s also worth mentioning that besides having fantastic food, the staff at Colorado Grill are always friendly and welcoming. It’s one of those places that’s always filled with regular customers - enough said. Final Score: 4.5/5

The guys behind the popular Angry Chickz Nashville hot chicken chain have thrown their hat into the burger ring, answering a question that has probably crossed the minds of many Californians over the years: “What if we made a burger place like In n Out, only way better in every single way?” Yeah, I know, that’s a bold state ment. But, it’s not one I make lightly, either. The first thing you need to know about Flip pin’ Daves is that they specialize in making smash burgers. For those unfamiliar with the term, smash burgers start off as balls of ground beef placed on a hot flat top and then smashed incredibly thin. The burgers are crushed either with a wide metal spatula or a weighted, flat-bottomed tool designed specifically for this purpose. Pressing the burger flat like this creates what’s known as the Maillard reaction - when sugars and the amino acids in protein react to extreme heat to create an intensely flavorful “crust” on the meat and an unmistakable aroma. In burger making, this results in a thin yet highly juicy and flavorful patty, with a crisp, delicious “lattice” of browned patty around the edge. Continues on pg 6... ...Best Burger cont’d from pg 3

I had to make a slight adjustment to my standard order for Colorado Grill. While their double big burger with bacon is an absolutely worthy contender in its own right, it feels sacrilegious to order anything less than a bacon boulder with cheese for a competitive review. Where else will you find a burger almost as big as your head? There’s a double version as well, but I have to think about my cholesterol at my age. That double boulder is a young man’s game. Years ago, a buddy of mine ate a 4-patty quad boulder with cheese, bacon, and chili. He said he could communicate with cows telepathically for 6 months afterward. True story. There’s a reason why Colorado Grill has won numerous “Best Burger in Fresno” awards over the years and why it’s been a lo cal favorite since it opened in 1998. Every thing about this burger screams quality. The 1/2lb patty is cooked to juicy perfection and wonderfully seasoned. The shredded lettuce and diced onions are fresh and not over served. The dressings are the supporting cast, and the burger is the star. The bacon is cut thick enough to stand up to the hefty patty.

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By I. smiley G. Calderón | smileygcalderon@gmail.com opinion In this Fresno Flyer summer guns series, we’ve discussed the complicated American firearm issue from different viewpoints. In July, we focused on illegal guns like ‘ghost guns’ and semiautomatic weapons. First, let’s clarify: of course, semiautomatic weapons are not illegal in our country, but maybe that’s the problem. Mass shooters are often legal gun owners, having legally purchased guns and ammunition from lawful gun stores. But le gality is not the issue right now—availability is. In some states, it is incredibly easy to pur chase and own these weapons of mass destruc tion. However, we can all agree that certain people should not be able to own these kinds of weapons.Maybe no one should. The bottom line is that access to these weapons needs to be curtailed—for our country’s sake. The same thing goes for ‘ghost guns,’ too. As we discussed in July, these are guns that buyers make themselves at home with a gun kit purchased online. With just some minor assembly, these gun kit owners become de facto gunsmiths as they’ve con structed new untraceable guns—with no seri al numbers and no background checks. Any one could buy these gun kits and fly under the radar of accountability. They have become a severe problem. Those who cannot legally purchase or own guns, like felons, have loved this gun loophole because they can evade the law—until very recently. Thankfully, just days ago, in late August, President Biden’s pro posed gun regulations from April regarding these ghost guns went into effect. Now, just like California and other states which already require ghost gun buyers to register their new guns - the Feds have made it official that they’ll treat ghost guns the same as tradition al firearms. The frames and receivers of ghost guns—the critical components of the ghost gun kits—must now be issued serial numbers. And buyers must undergo and pass federal background checks before purchasing such kits. Loophole closed. This is a crucial move by the Biden administration in this war against gun vio lence. Attorney General Merrick Garland recently said about the new ghost gun rules: “These guns have often been sold as buildyour-own kits that contain all or almost all of the parts needed to quickly build an un marked g un. And anyone could sell or buy these guns with out a b ackground check—That changes today. This rule will make it harder for criminals and other prohibited persons to obtain untraceable guns… It will help to en sure that law enforcement officers can retrieve the information they need to solve crimes. And it will help reduce the number of un traceable firearms flooding our communities.” In August, we focused on the new Gun Safety Bill that Congress passed and President Biden signed into law at the begin ning of summer.Weacknowledged that guns don’t kill people all by themselves—people need access to them first. This is why Congress needed to address the longstanding ‘boyfriend loophole’ of gun ownership. So now, if you are a domestic abuser, you don’t have to be mar ried to or live with your victim to have your gun ownership rights revoked. This simple ad justment in the law took decades for Congress to agree on and pass, but it will still save many lives.

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And easy access to guns makes it easy to kill people. If we didn’t have access to guns as we do, fewer people would be mur dered. And, not because there would be less hate in the nation, of course, but because it would just take too much damn energy and skill to kill more than one person at a time, to be honest. People are lazy, and guns make murdering a breeze— like playing a video game or going on a hunt. But unfortunately, even those we’ve entrusted with guns, like law enforcement, show us every day just how easy, irresponsible, and deadly gun use can be. About 1,000 people are killed each year by police in America. Some would say that police are trigger-happy. Of course, some officer-relat ed casualties are warranted. Still, many don’t seem to be—or at least are very questionable.

Take, for example, the Fresno PD shooting of 16-year-old Isiah Murrietta-Golding on April 15, 2017. Isiah, unarmed, was running away from police, jumped over an iron fence, and ran about eight steps before he was shot in the back of the head by one of the chasing officers through the fence. A neighborhood camera captured the execution. One of the officers on the scene told Sgt. Ray Villalvaz, “Good shot.” Before the video emerged, Officer Villalvaz reported that he “feared for his life” when he shot Isiah. Fresno PD backed him up and said the shot was “justified” and “with in department policy.” Yet, fast forward four years to 2021, and the City of Fresno pays Isiah’s family the most significant legal set tlement in Fresno City history: $4.9 million. One of the attorneys representing the family said: “This tragic shooting of a child was total ly unnecessary and sickening to anyone who saw the video. The city of Fresno did the right thing by paying Isaiah’s parents….” But un fortunately, no amount of money could ever bring IsiahHback.owever, imagine if there was no video. This tragedy would have simply been “justified” and “case closed.” So, even the ‘good guys’ can do bad things withAmericanguns. political and policy re searcher Dr. James Zogby says our gun ob session is a cultural disease. He sees it like this: “From cradle to grave, Americans are fed a steady diet of guns and violence. From cartoons, westerns, or cop shows to video games… ‘bullet and blood fests,’ guns, shoot ing, and killing are ingrained into America’s ‘deep culture.’ Like homemade apple pie, guns have become part of what America is as a na tion.” Guns have caused many problems for people and have gotten many in trouble with the law, too. Take, for example, Isiah’s mom, Christina Lopez. Just months after she received her huge settlement, she was arrested last October for 22 charges, including gang and conspiracy counts related to gun traffick ing. Allegedly, she spent thousands of dollars of her settlement on guns which she provid ed to her teenage son and other gang mem bers for criminal activity, including multiple murder plots. This story was shocking, but it represents the complex issues surrounding not only the use of legal guns, but also the world of illegal guns. Nevertheless, what happened to Isiah was horrible, and his mother’s crimes do not take away from his unjustified killing And here we are, on the brink of a new season as autumn approaches and we put summer to rest. Transition is our constant companion. How we observe the world through our experiences and per spectives will make all the difference in the result of the transition. The landscape around us is constantly changing, and depending on what we see and how we choose to interact with it determines the outcome. In our young lives, we can re call the sweetness of the ordinary daily routines of childhood - the freedom of innocence, playful frolicking, having our basic needs met … the world is safe and good. Then our physical bodies changed; we experienced young adulthood, a brandnew chapter in our lives. As our life phases evolved, we matured into adults, and time moved swiftly. As adults, we learn to bal ance work life, academic and social - and to cope with the physical and emotional changes we encounter. Such changes led us to wonderful blessings and some moments that were undoubtedly hectic and sad. Like never before, those moments challenged us with loss and grief, and we learned that suf fering is also part of our time on earth. We began to understand quickly that life ex periences included those which can bring us to our knees. But, by trial and error, we developed skills that have helped us along the way, and we learned that there is no failure, only stepping stones to do better as we move onward. Missed opportunities become new chapters charting us off in different directions, and we realize that the Universe often leads us to something ex traordinary - hopefully, to our destination, to our realized goals.

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When I tell you that I bit into my bacon double cheeseburger and couldn’t speak intelligibly for a minute and 43 sec onds… Flippin’ Daves literally took the iconic In n Out menu and blew it out of the water. My burger was basically a double-dou ble, only with BACON. (I don’t know what your problem is with bacon, In n Out, but it will forever be my biggest pet peeve with you dudes). The smash burger patties dripped with juiciness and an intensely savory beef flavor. With each bite, a different element of the burger stood out, from the patties to the cheese, the fresh veggies, the tangy pickles, and that outstanding thick-cut bacon. (Se riously, it’s almost criminal that you don’t have bacon as an option for your burgers, In n Out). By the time I reached my last bite, I was legitimately sad. Sure, I was absolutely stuffed, and one more bite probably would have had me needing to be rolled off to the juicing room like Violet Beauregarde, but it was just soAsgood!for the fries, let me tell you, those suckers were fantastic. Coated in a crispy, well-seasoned batter, they’re delicious just as they are, with a side of Dave’s sauce to dip them in. But you already know I’m all about those super extra-loaded fry options, so when I saw “Flippin Fries” on the menu, I had to try them. These are the Flippin’ Daves version of animal-style fries, except their sauce is better, their cheese is meltier and gooier, and their fries are out of this world. Even the grilled onions tasted better. The sea soned breading on the fries with the grilled onions tasted like onion rings. I don’t know what kind of warlock magic these dudes are working with in that kitchen, but I was sure glad I got there just after they opened. When I left, the place was packed, and people were starting to line up outside. Definitely lives up to the hype.Final Score: 4.7/5 So, there you have it. The first four stops in my search for Fresno’s Best Burger had some heavy hitters. So, what are your picks for the best burger in Fresno? If you’re the owner of a local burger place and want to show me what you’ve got, or if you’re a fellow burger connoisseur and would like to recommend a favorite spot to try, send me an email or message us on our socials. I won’t stop until I’ve tried every burger place in Fresno, giv en them a completely arbitrary rating, and crowned the one burger to rule them all! Burger cont’d

This is life; this is what humans do. This is resilience; this is determination. People learn to get past the strug gle of the unknown, the fear. We manage independence and find balance in life one step at a time, growing stronger, wiser, per haps wealthier, perhaps settled, and a little more content. We work toward finding our comfort, finding what works and what doesn’t work through trial and error. We constantly evolve to realize what we need and can live without. We are learning our way through the trials and tribulationssurviving each transition, each new season, and each phase.Thisis life, and it is beautiful. The landscape is constantly changing. Welcome September, new possi bilities, new opportunities, new outlook. The best is yet to come.---

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Nancy Zanicchi-Bobb, M.A. Counseling Psy chology, author & narrator, “I Only Paint in Watercolors,” & “Keeping a Suggestive Mind through Meditation” speaker for transition, loss & grief. by police. These tragedies are mutually exclu sive but connected by one common theme : guns. Gun tragedy befell Isiah’s family again in early June, just a few months ago. While Noah Golding, Isiah’s brother, was helping his girlfriend in a street fight gone terribly wrong, a gunman came up on them and killed them both. This was a teenage street fight—Noah was 17. It should not have ended his life or his girlfriend’s. Yet, in one way or another, gun violence has been at the center of this family’s core—a bonafide American fami ly, some could argue. How many other American families have similar stories of lives cut short by guns, whether justified or unjustified? The cycle of gun violence has gotten so crazy in the U.S. that even Rockstar Ozzy Ozbourne has announced that he’s leaving be cause of it. In a recent interview, he said, “I’m fed up with people getting killed every day… God knows how many people have been shot in school shootings... it’s fucking crazy.” Indeed, there’s no place in the world like the U.S. Any given place or time in Amer ica can be ripe for a mass shooting. In the first installment of this series in July, we noted that we’ve had about 250 mass shootings in the U.S. (remember that a ‘mass shooting’ is defined as a shooting with four or more fire arm-related injuries or fatalities, not includ ing the shooter. There have been many more shootings involving fewer victims). Now, at the beginning of September, we’ve had over 450. The titles for each article in this gun series so far have been: The Guns Are Killing Us; We Are The Ones Killing Us; They Are The Ones Killing Us—all are true. - -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 be ing a father.

6 | SEPTEMBER 2022 | FRESNO FLYER | | FEATURED | DINING | CALENDAR | MUSIC | CLASSIFIEDS | FRESNOFLYER.COM ...Companion cont’d from pg 5 Flippin’ Daves tops each patty with a delicious layer of gooey, melted cheese. Then the burger is dressed with lettuce, on ions, tomatoes, pickles, and “Dave sauce”their top-notch take on the traditional Cal ifornia burger spread popularized by places like McDonald’s and In n Out. All of this on a soft, buttery, brioche bun, toasted on both sides.

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JUST THE TIPS Comedy headlining Ben Switzer. Wednesday, September 28th, 7pm. DiCicco’s Italian Restau rant, 408 Clovis Ave, Clovis. Ben Swit zer Comic starting in San Jose and then moved to New York City to con tinue his comedy dream.

JUST THE TIPS Comedy headlining Torio Van Grol. Wednesday, October 5th, 7pm. DiCicco’s Italian Restau rant, 408 Clovis Ave, Clovis. Torio’s debut comedy album “Magic Knees,” reached #1 on the Apple comedy charts. He recently performed as apart of Comedy Central’s Cluster Fest and performs regularly at oth er comedy festivals, including SF Sketchfest for the past five years. In 2018, he was listed as one of the Bay Area’s best stand-up comedians by SFist and won the title, “Best Joke” by the award-winning SF blog Court ing Comedy. Tower Blendz Art Hop Open Mic Night. Thursday, October 6th, 5pm. Tower Blendz, 802 E Olive Ave, Fres no. If you have a talent (singing, mu sician, 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 talent ed Apocalypse Phoenix as our special host for this event! Self-Improvement Free Online Paint Nite For Adults. Thursday, September 15th, 5pm. Pal ak StudioInk, Online Art Classes, Clo vis. This free painting class is open for all ages. You are welcome to this class as a beginner as well. We will be doing a painting on nature and learn how to blend colors. I will be walking you through a few techniques to make blending easier. I have differ ent versions of the same painting so it suits all ages.

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JUST THE TIPS Comedy headlining David Rosenberg. Wednesday, Sep tember 21st, 7pm. DiCicco’s Italian Restaurant, 408 Clovis Ave, Clovis. David Rosie Rosenberg is a standup comedian who’s been based in LA for 13 years. He’s performed all over the country and has appeared on Netflix, Comcast Cable, IHeartRadio, SiriusXM, the San Francisco Comedy Competition, and at the World Series of Comedy Main Event. Dance Video Audition. Thursday, September 22nd, 6pm. Headliner Shopping Center, 783 E Barstow Ave, Fresno. Dance video audition Seek ing 4 dancers (any gender) 18+ only contemporary tech., modern tech. and partnering exp. strongly encour aged. Dance video to original music, choreography by Gianna Renata. Au dition will consist of warm-up, phrase work and some partnering. For more info: giannarenata.dance@gmail.com

Art Bruce Munro: Light at Sensorio. Friday, September 16th, 7pm. Senso rio, 4380 Highway 46 East, Paso Ro bles. Internationally-acclaimed artist Bruce Munro premiered his largest artwork to date—an enormous multiacre walk-through installation—at Sensorio in Paso Robles, California. Sensorio is a permanent venue space to host artist’s stunning outdoor ex hibits. Covering 15 acres of Paso Ro bles’ rolling hills, Bruce Munro: Field of Light at Sensorio utilizes an array of over 58,800 stemmed spheres lit by fiber-optics, gently illuminating the landscape in subtle blooms of mor phing color, through which the pub lic may stroll. In addition, guests will experience an entirely new, adjacent viewing area featuring Munro’s Light Towers. Created to celebrate Paso Robles’ extensive wine country envi rons, Light Towers features 69 towers composed of more than 17,000 wine bottles, illuminated with glowing optic fibers whose colors change to a cus tom musical score. Pet Memorial Stone Painting. Sun day, September 18th, 2pm. Paso Market Walk, 1803 Spring St, Paso Robles. Our amazing lead artists will guide you through a very special and personal pet memorial stone painting. The ticket donation of $50 includes all your supplies and a prepped photo Stencil of your pet. Portions of each ticket sold will be donated directly to Woods Humane Society. West Hills Community College Dis trict Art Exhibit and Fundraiser. Fri day, September 30th, 6:30pm. 275 Phelps Ave, Coalinga. Join the West Hills Community College District at our Art Exhibit and Fundraiser event. The exhibit will showcase artwork from West Hills students, alumni, and staff. This event is free. Artwork will be available to purchase, hors d’oeuvres will be served, and a nohost bar will be available. The public is encouraged to attend.

Yosemite Songwriting Retreat 10th Anniversary. Friday, October 7th, 4pm. The Grove House, 4993 5th St, Mariposa. Join us for a weekend of music, classes, mentor sessions, and opportunities to connect with other songwriters while developing your skills. The Yosemite Songwriting Retreat celebrates the craft of song writing and the art of performing orig inal songs. Our mission is to support songwriters at all skill levels and in any musical genre, creating an inspir ing and supportive community that provides a safe space where individ uals can express themselves through their music. Family Free Online Art Class For Kids & Teens. Thursday, September 15th, 5pm. Palak StudioInk, Online Art 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 sched ule as a full-time student to attend workshops and art classes. This free painting class is open for all ages.

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It has taken five years of concerted effort and some tricky navigation through the Covid pandemic, but The Valley Music Hall of Fame is about to honor its second class of inductees. The event will occur at 7 pm on Wednesday, September 21st, at Roger Rocka’s Dinner Theater. It will feature pre sentations of the inductees plus music that is representative of their careers. In keeping with the mission of the Valley Music Hall of Fame of honoring mu sical achievements, regardless of genre, this year’s inductees represent a broad range of the Valley’s musical culture. They include: Gene Bluestein, during his years as a professor at Fresno State, brought many well-known folk musicians to perform concerts for the students and to the Fresno community-at-large, including luminaries Pete Seeger, Doc Watson, and Lightnin’ Hopkins. He created a Folk Institute at CSUF, especially for schoolteachers, so they could learn to include music in the class room. He also developed a program spon sored by the National Endowment for the Arts, which brought nationally known folk artists to CSUF. Those folk artists then taught courses at local schools free of charge. He believed music and art were important modes of expression for everyone, not just the most talented in our society.

Richard Hagopian is regarded as one of the most renowned Armenian musicians preserving the folk and classical repertoire from the Ottoman Empire. For decades he has acted as one of the most important collectors of Armenian music, learning tunes and dances from his parents’ and grandparents’ generations and passing this musical heritage on to his children, the community, and audiences worldwide. Over the years, he has made significant recordings of Armenian music, including Smithsonian Folkways and ARC Records in Europe. The New York Times has called him “one of America’s most accomplished folk musicians.” Like many artistic inspirations, the idea for the Valley Music Hall of Fame came to life over a couple of beers at a local tavern. It was in December 2017 when Don Fisch er, Don Priest, and Ray Settle got together to talk about a way to recognize the musical talent of the Central Valley. Almost five years later, they and the dedicated group that later joined them are getting ready to induct the second group of deserving musicians into The Valley Music Hall of Fame. That first meeting of the minds was inspired by a letter vi olinist Patrick Contre ras wrote to the Fresno Bee - encouraging a way to officially honor the Valley’s musical tal ent. Bee Reporter Josh Tehee then followed up with an article in support of the idea, which in turn got the 3 Amigos to talking. They quickly con cluded that a means to honor the Valley’s musical talent was long overdue and that a local “Music Hall of Fame” would be an ap propriate way to do that. However, they also agreed that this Hall of Fame had to be more than a popularity contest. There had to be some meat to it, and those inducted had to have a proven record of contributions to the Valley’s musical heritage. How to achieve that wasn’t clear yet, but that had to be the under lying goal. (For the record, notes were written on a napkin because no one thought to bring paper.) Those initial conversations set the effort to create ‘The Valley Music Hall of Fame’ in motion. The process involved find ing collaborators, creating a board, establish ing a non-profit 501.c3, building a website, generating public awareness, and much more. It also involved significant research into the nomination and selection process to ensure the requirements for induction would be fair and clearlyTheseunderstood.effortstook almost three years to complete. Finally, in the spring of 2020, The Valley Music Hall of Fame was set to launch its first induction. Then Covid hit, and everything came to a halt. The Board, consisting of the aforementioned trio, plus John Alden, Janice Fleming, Ron Flores, Lar ry Gittens, Conrad Jimenez, Fred Marti nez, and Debi Ruud, considered their op tions.The team eventu ally decided “that the show must go on.” It just wouldn’t be live. So the first induction celebration became a sort of hybrid TV / Zoom meeting with participants sending in their contribu tions from various locations. (The pro gram is still available on the groupnations.achieveThewebsite, www.valleymusichalloffame.org).organization’sshowwaswellreceivedandseemedtoitsgoalofencouragingmorenomiSo,afterabriefrecoveryperiod,thebeganpreparingforthenextround. TheValleyMusicHallofFameisnowabouttocelebratethe2ndclassofinducteesonSeptember21statRogerRocka’sDinnerTheater.It’sbeenalongroadtogethere,andnodoubtthere’sstillalongwaytogoincreatingaself-sustaininginstitution.ButtheBoardmembersallagreethatcreatingTheValleyMusicHallofFameisthecorrectwaytohonorandcelebrateourValley’smusicalheritage.Andthere’salotofitouttheretocelebrate.

The Fresno Music Club began in 1905 as a group of women who had a vision and saw the need for classical music concerts in Fresno long before colleges, symphonies, or other cultural arts existed here. These women, all musicians, formed this volunteer group and, for 80 years, presented annual concert seasons of world-class performers. Although no longer presenting the concert series, they continue to have monthly performances at their meetings and an annual public performance. They also continue their longstanding program of offering scholarships to students seeking music degrees or starting their music careers. Tickets for the event are $30 and available at the Roger Rocka’s Box Office. Wine & light hors d’oeuvres are included.

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Allen and Faye Harkins are legends in our Valley town of Madera. They were married in 1949 when Mr. Harkins became the Music Teacher at Madera High School. Mrs. Harkins then took on the role of costume designer, seamstress, and choreographer for the school bands. They were known as the ‘Harkins Music Machine,’ turning out award-winning bands and stunning visual performances. Throughout the years, his Madera High School Bands won numerous prestigious awards. Allen was also known throughout the Valley as “The Arraigner” for his work arraigning charts for many of the area’s Big Bands, including his own. Ray Camacho is a bandleader, trumpeter, and multi-instrumentalist whose musical diversity is legendary. Formed in 1960, his band, “Ray Camacho & The Tear Drops,” melded rock, soul, Mexican regional music, cumbias, covers, and originals. They began playing high school dances and regional fairs, establishing a reputation for energetic live performances. He is best known for the single “Si Si Puede.” Issued in 1970 by Ray Camacho and The Teardrops, it became a rallying cry for Latin Americans who resist ed the Vietnam War in the early 1970s. It was used in the Disney film “MacFarland.”

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Sports 559 Fights 90. Saturday, September 24th, 6pm. Visalia Rawhide Base ball Club, 300 N Giddings St, Visalia. 559 Fights is back with live MMA and Grappling action Saturday, Sep tember 24. Doors open at 6pm, first fight starts at 7. Fight card subject to Fights-900amateur-mma-events/E1406/559-changehttps://camomma.org/

Best of The West Presents: Hunt for the crown. Saturday, September 24th, 6pm. BotW Studios, 5766 E Fountain Way, Suite 101, Fresno. Best of The West Wrestling returns to Fresno with the best wrestling on this coast or any coast! Already an nounced: The Metalhead Maniac Sledge looks for revenge against The Big Leaguer Johnny Butabi Heavy weight Champion Niko defends his championship! Sage Sinn Supreme will be in action! The BoTW Tag Team Champions Sky High defend against The Enterprise! Parlier’s own Camer on Gates in Action! The Battle King Dave Dutra returns! The Wise Guy will be in action! All this and much much more PAK 27 Muay Thai Event. Sunday, September 25th, 2pm. Selma Pi oneer Village, 1880 Art Gonzales Parkway, Selma. PAK Fight Promo tions is hosting its 27th kickboxing show in Selma on Sunday, Septem ber 25 2022 at the Pioneer Village an outdoor event. On this fight card, there are over 12 bouts scheduled with fighters coming from over 12 different Gyms. This show is sanc tioned by the California State Athletic Commission and with the Internation al Kickboxing Federation (IKF) PAK FIGHT PROMOTION is a local based fight promotion company which is based out of Fresno California. It was established in order to give fighters a local venue in which to showcase their talents. PAK represents many different local Kickboxing and MMA gyms in the central valley. PAK Pro motes Amateur Kickboxing and Muay Thai Kickboxing. Third Annual Strikes For Kids Fres no Bowling Classic. Monday, October 3rd, 5:30pm. Bowlero Fresno, 6450 N Blackstone Ave, Fresno. Fresno State football stars Jalen Cropper and Josh Kelly to Host Charity Bowl ing Event. Rivas boxing foundation Friday night. Friday, October 7th, 5:30pm. Full Circle Brewing Co. 712 Fulton St, Fresno. Youth and adult amateur box ing fundraiser. Tickets $18 Music Punk VS Metal Vol 1. Thursday, Sep tember 15th, 7pm. Strummers, 833 E. Fern Ave, Fresno. All ages. Present ed by numbskullshows.com. Tickets $10 LIVE MUSIC @ the Visalia Marriott DT Lounge & Patio Ft Tina Marie. Fri day, September 16th, 6pm. Visalia Marriott at the Convention Center, 300 S Court St, Visalia. LIVE MUSIC at the Visalia Marriott DT Lounge & Patio Feat. Tina Marie. Join us at the DT Lounge & Patio for handcrafted cocktails & mouthwatering bites on Friday, September 16th, from 6-9pm.

Bruce Munro: Light at Sensorio, FAMILY NIGHT. Thursday, September 29th, 7pm. Sensorio, 4380 Highway 46 East, Paso Robles. Internation ally-acclaimed artist Bruce Munro premiered his largest artwork to date—an enormous multi-acre walkthrough installation—at Sensorio in Paso Robles, California. Sensorio is a permanent venue space to host artist’s stunning outdoor exhibits. Covering 15 acres of Paso Robles’ rolling hills, Bruce Munro: Field of Light at Sensorio utilizes an array of over 58,800 stemmed spheres lit by fiber-optics, gently illuminating the landscape in subtle blooms of mor phing color, through which the pub lic may stroll. In addition, guests will experience an entirely new, adjacent viewing area featuring Munro’s Light Towers. Created to celebrate Paso Robles’ extensive wine country envi rons, Light Towers features 69 towers composed of more than 17,000 wine bottles, illuminated with glowing op tic fibers whose colors change to a custom musical score.

Our beautiful patio welcomes Tina Marie for a night of entertaining LIVE MUSIC! Valle for the Valley - Elvis by Jeremy Pearce. Lake Bottom Brewery & Dis tillery, 1017 Whitley Ave, Corcoran. Kings County Supervisor Richard Valle Presenting Elvis - Performed by Jeremy Pearce on Friday, September 16, 2022 at Lake Bottom in Corcor an. The Valle Birthday Day Bash is BACK!!! Let’s call it a reunion baby! If

Family Fridays - Mariachi Alas De Plata. Friday, September 16th, 6pm. Moravia Wines & Event Venue, 3620 N Bishop Ave, Fresno. Celebrate Mexican Independence Day with music from our favorite local Maria chi band. 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 play ground and country evenings. Fiestas Patrias 2022. Saturday, September 17th, 6pm. Selland Are na, 700 M St, Fresno. Join us as we celebrate our Hispanic Heritage in the Central Valley. Fiestas Patrias Festivities at Fulton Street in Down town Fresno. Street Parade, Music, Kids Playzone, Multicultural Food , Mexican Treats & much more. Family Friendly. All Ages.

Family Fridays - Rick and the Coun try Crew. Friday, Saturday 23rd, 6pm. Moravia Wines & Event Venue, 3620 N Bishop Ave, Fresno. Toe tapping classic country music with covers from Johnny Cash, Hank Williams, Merle Haggard and others. 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.

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LIVE MUSIC at the Visalia Marriott DT Lounge & Patio Feat. That Lit tle Band. Join us at the DT Lounge & Patio for handcrafted cocktails & mouthwatering bites on Sunday, September 25th, from 12-3pm. Our beautiful patio welcomes That Little Band for a night of entertaining LIVE MUSIC!

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RUCCI Dawgy Bone Tour. Thurs day, September 29th, 7pm. Strum mers, 833 E Fern Ave, Fresno. All ages. Presented by numbskullshows. com. $5 adv, $10 DOS.

LIVE MUSIC at the Visalia Marriott DT Lounge & Patio Feat. Fire on the Mountain. Join us at the DT Lounge & Patio for handcrafted cocktails & mouthwatering bites on Sunday, September 18th, from 3-6pm. Our beautiful patio welcomes Fire on the Mountain for a night of entertaining LIVE MUSIC!

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LIVE MUSIC @ the Visalia Marri ott DT Lounge & Patio Ft Fire on the Mountain. Sunday, September 18th, 3pm. Visalia Marriott at the Conven tion Center, 300 S Court St, Visalia.

Dizzy Wright live in Fresno. Friday, September 23rd, 7pm. The Fulton (previously La Maison Kabob), 1243 Fulton Mall, Fresno. Dizzy Wright + Special Guests live in Fresno. All Ages Event. Meet & Greet- Meet Dizzy Wright and take a picture! In cludes event poster. OG ExperienceIncludes Meet and Greet plus limit ed addition T- Shirt, as well as a full hang-out session with Dizzy Wright. MATRODA at Hobb’s Grove. Friday, September 23rd, 8pm. Hobb’s Grove, 14265 E Goodfellow Ave, Sanger. We are thrilled to host MATRODA central California debut! His unique style of house music coined the “Matro dasound” is set to make us dance all night during his Jack The House Tour. https://www.matrodamusic. com $20-30matrodamusichttps://www.instagram.com/18+event.Tickets

Pacific Artist Series: Artisans in Brass. Sunday, September 25th, 3pm. Fresno Pacific University - WCAC Main Stage Theater, 1717 S Chestnut Ave, Fresno. On Sunday, September 25, 2022, Artisans in Brass will per form as our first Pacific Artist Series concert of the season. Our beloved George Dougherty, FPU Director of Bands, is a founding member of this quintet. The performance is in collaboration with FPU’s Gather ‘22 events, and will take place at 3:00 p.m. in the Warkentine Culture & Arts Center Main Theater. Since this is the inaugural concert, there will be a brief time of dedication. There will also be a donor meet-and-greet after the concert with new FPU President André Stephens!

LIVE MUSIC at the Visalia Marriott DT Lounge & Patio Feat. Elena Ex perience. Join us at the DT Lounge & Patio for handcrafted cocktails & mouthwatering bites on Saturday, September 10th, from 6-9pm. Our beautiful patio welcomes Elena Ex perience for a night of entertaining LIVE MUSIC!

LIVE MUSIC @ the Visalia Marriott DT Lounge & Patio Ft Three & the Machine. Saturday, September 24th, 1pm. Visalia Marriott at the Conven tion Center, 300 S Court St, Visalia. LIVE MUSIC at the Visalia Marriott DT Lounge & Patio Feat. Three & the Machine. Join us at the DT Lounge & Patio for handcrafted cocktails & mouthwatering bites on Saturday, September 24th, from 1-4pm. Our beautiful patio welcomes Three & the Machine for a night of entertain ing LIVE MUSIC!

LIVE MUSIC @ the Visalia Marriott DT Lounge & Patio Ft Elena Expe rience. Saturday, September 17th, 6pm. Visalia Marriott at the Conven tion Center, 300 S Court St, Visalia.

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Saturday, September 24th, 12pm, to Sunday, September 25th, 1am. Bodega57, 616 7th St, Modesto. The First Reggaeton Fest was HOT so we are back with Reggaeton Fest Part 2 ! Outdoor Concert Event. We are back by popular demand! Reggaeton Music all Night Outdoor Dj Concert Event! Live upcoming Reggaeton Mu sic Artist Performances!

LIVE MUSIC at the Visalia Marriott DT Lounge & Patio Feat. No Stringz Attached. Join us at the DT Lounge & Patio for handcrafted cocktails & mouthwatering bites on Saturday, September 24th, from 6-9pm. Our beautiful patio welcomes No Stringz Attached for a night of entertaining LIVE MUSIC!

LIVE MUSIC @ the Visalia Marriott DT Lounge & Patio Ft Rene Emilio. Sunday, September 25th, 3pm. Visa lia Marriott at the Convention Center, 300 S Court St, Visalia. LIVE MUSIC at the Visalia Marriott DT Lounge & Patio Feat. Rene Emilio. Join us at the DT Lounge & Patio for handcraft ed cocktails & mouthwatering bites on Sunday, September 25th, from 3-6pm. Our beautiful patio welcomes Rene Emilio for a night of entertain ing LIVE MUSIC! Jazz On Van Ness. Sunday, Septem ber 25th, 4pm. First Congregational Church, 2131 N Van Ness Blvd, Fres no. Live music, featuring the vocal stylings of Joyce Brewer with David Aus on piano, Adam Elmore on bass and Michael Bonner on drums. This live fundraising event, benefitting First Congregational Church of Fres music no will offer delicious desserts and appetizers, a silent auction and a cash bar. And of course, great live music!

Randall King, Jon Stork. Sat urday, September 17th, 8pm. Strummers, 833 E Fern Ave, Fres no. All Ages. Presented by numb skullshows.com. Tickets available at ets/12187355event/randall-king-strummers-tickhttps://www.ticketweb.com/ Conjunto / Norteño Supershow. Sunday, September 18th, 12pm. 13851 Avenue 412, Orosi. The Teja no Conjunto and Norteno Festival is coming to C&S Event Center of Orosi. The line up featured will be known as one of the best. Grupo Delito, Los Ro bles, Los Hooligans, Califas and Tony “Tigre” Saenz as the headliner for this Conjunto/Norteno Supershow. Limited Tickets staring @ $40. Also featured will be DJ Jessie Pena rock ing the Tejano videos and MC Mark Lozada. This is a show that you just can’t afford to miss, let’s go party people.

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Micah Tyler “Walking Free” in Con cert. Friday, September 30th, 7pm. People’s Church, 7172 N Cedar Ave, Fresno. Hope Now and People’s Church bring you Micah Tyler “Walk ing Free” live in concert benefiting men changing their path from gangsto-jobs. He has also toured with art ists MercyMe, David Crowder, Jeremy Camp, Phil Wickham, and Big Daddy Weave. Yhung T.O & Rayven Justice Live in Fresno. Friday, September 30th, 7pm. Full Circle Brewing Co., 712 Fulton St, Fresno. Yhung T.O and Ray ven Justice Live in Fresno. Early birdRegular entry at a discounted rate. Limited supply. General AdmissionRegular entry. VIP- Skip the line, front stage section access + event poster. Meet and Greet- Meet Yhung T.O and Rayven Justice + take a picture. Skip the line, front stage section access + event poster. VIP + Meet and GreetMeet Rayven + Yhung T.O and take a picture + event poster.

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The Killer Dueling Pianos. Thurs day, September 29th, 7pm. California Coast Beer Company, 1346 Railroad St, Paso Robles. The Killer Dueling Pianos are coming back to California Coast Beer Co. You don’t want to miss this one-of-a-kind show! If you have never had the chance to see a duel ing pianos show in San Francisco or Las Vegas, this is your chance to see one in Paso! This is an all-request, crowd-interactive show. Appealing to all genres of music lovers, The Killer Dueling Pianos will have you clapping , singing, and laughing along all night with their special brand of entertain ment. With a catalog of thousands of songs ranging from the likes of Frank Sinatra and Elvis Presley to Bruno Mars and Lady Gaga, everyone is sure to be entertained!

CARNIFEX, Spite, Oceano, Left To Suffer, Crown Magnetar. Friday, Sep tember 23rd, 6pm. Strummers, 833 E Fern Ave, Fresno. All ages. Present ed by numbskullshow.com. Tickets available at left-to-strummers-tickets/12294615com/event/carnifex-spite-oceano-https://www.ticketweb.

Kony & Nef Live in Fresno. Saturday, October 1st, 7pm. Full Circle Brewing Co., 712 Fulton St, Fresno. Kony and Nef the Pharaoh Live in Fresno 10/1. Early bird- Regular entry at a dis counted rate. Limited supply. Gener al Admission- Regular entry. VIP- Skip the line, front stage section access + event poster. Meet and Greet- Meet Kony & Nef + take a picture. PALE WAVES, Gatlin. Sunday, Oc tober 2nd, 7pm. Strummers, 833 E Fern Ave, Fresno. All ages. Present ed by numbskullshows.com. Tickets available at tickets/12330825com/event/pale-waves-strummers-https://www.ticketweb.

21 and Over KISS Country $5 Summer Concert Series featuring Matt Stell. Thursday, September 15th, 6:45pm. Rotary Amphitheatre at Woodward Park, 7775 Friant Rd, Fresno. 93.7 Kiss Country and Michelob Ultra are proud to present the $5 Summer Concert Series Show #4 featuring Matt Stell. Scheduled to perform: Matt Stell, Dillon Carmichael, Callista Clark and Jason Cade. Tickets $8.

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Bad Boy Records Tribute Night. Fri day, September 16th, 9pm. Strum mers, 833 E Fern Ave, Fresno. Fea turing Yo Issac of Teezzy Radio spinin Puff Daddy, Biggie, MGK, Bow Wow, Craig Mack, Faith Evans + more Bad Boy Rec Bangers. 21+ $5 Mint w/ Sage Armstrong. Friday, Sep tember 16th, 9pm. Mint, 1140 N Van Ness Ave, Fresno. Sage Armstrong re turns to Mint! 21+ Dazed On The Green. Saturday, September 17th, 11am to Sunday, September 18th, 10pm. Stanislaus County Fair, 900 N Broadway, Tur lock. Central California’s premier music festival offers concert goers an array of musical genres and vendors including cannabis sold on site. 21+ Ages 21+ - 11a-10p Each Day - Two Days, Three Stages Each Day, 5 Dif ferent Music Genres...Great Music, Great Food, Great Beer, and Great Weed!!... It’s Gonna Be Lit!!

Fresh Musik Jam Out 2022 “Bailon go del año” Friday, October 7th, 6pm. 19469 Road 24, Madera. Fresh Musik jam out 2022 Evento total mente familiar Bailongo para toda la gente de madera y sus alrededores

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Starcrawler. Saturday, October 8th, 6:30pm. Strummers, 833 E Fern Ave, Fresno. Starcrawler are a rock band for a new generation. Best known for their explosive live shows, the 5-piece band consists of full-throttle frontwoman Arrow De Wilde, guitar ist Henri Cash and brother Bill Cash on pedal steel/guitar, drummer Seth Carolina, and bassist Tim Franco. With two studio albums under their belts, their upward trajectory contin ues to roll full steam ahead in 2022 with the release of their brand-new single, “Roadkill.” Fully leaning into their own epic vision of a contem porary Hollywood Babylon, they’ve morphed into a modern day take on LA legends X, with a sprinkle of The Go-Go’s, a smattering of The Distill ers and some Rolling Stones sleaze thrown in for good measure.

Eliza & The Delusionals. Thursday, October 4th, 7pm. Strummers, 833 E Fern Ave, Fresno. Breaking down the door of a brand new year, Eliza & The Delusionals return in 2022 excited ly anticipating their busiest chapter yet. Today, the band shares their new single ‘GIVE YOU EVERYTHING’, the next teaser of their highly anticipated debut album, Now And Then, out this May. All ages. $13 adv. $15 DOS. ANDRES, Gold Necklace, Satyr, Moondough. Friday, October 7th, 5pm. Strummers, 833 E Fern Ave, Fresno. Kill Iconic Records Tour. All Ages. Presented by numbskull shows.com Tickets available dough-strummers-tickets/12433875andres-gold-necklace-satyr-moonhttps://www.ticketweb.com/event/at

THE KILLER DUELING PIANOS at Engelmann Cellars. Friday, Sep tember 16th, 6pm. Engelmann Cel lars, 3275 N Rolinda Ave, Fresno. Concert, picnic, wine, frose and live music in the 2 acre Vineyard Park at Engelmann Cellars. Grab your chairs and or blankets for a great night out in the Vineyard Park at Engelmann Cellars. This is a 21+ only event we will be checking id’s at the gate. Mega 97.9 Throwback Party Jam. Friday, September 16th, 6:30pm. Ro tary Amphitheatre at Woodward Park, 7775 Friant Rd, Fresno. This year’s Mega Throwback Party Jam lineup is stacked with some of the top hit-mak ers from the 80’s and 90’s! Sched uled to perform: Treach of Naughty By Nature, Tone Loc, Sugar Hill Gang, HiFive, Kid ‘N Play, J.J. Fad, 69 Boyz and Digital Underground. Mega Throw back Party Jam is made possible by Michelob Ultra Pure Gold, Own A Car Fresno & Jalisco’s Jewelers. Tickets $49. Incite, Mohler, ex Oblivione and Gwynplaine. Friday, September 16th, 7pm. Fulton 55, 875 Divisadero St, Fresno. RAD Music presents: IN CITE(Arizona Heavy/Thrash Metal) Mohler(Brutal Fresno Death Metal) ex Oblivione(Fresno Grind/Death) Gwyn plaine(Fresno Metal)

Jersey Jam. Friday, October 7th, 5pm. Cecil C Hinton Community Center, 2385 S Fairview Ave, Fres no. We have brought back the Teen Jam! Please Register and Cash App with name of registered to $Black Luv1234

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RAVEN 40th Anniversary of Wiped Out plus guests Riot Act. Friday, Sep tember 30th, 8pm. Strummers, 833 E Fern Ave, Fresno. All ages. Present ed by numbskullshows.com. Tickets available at mers-tickets/12334425com/event/raven-riot-act-strumhttps://www.ticketweb.

PIANOS FOR a Purpose. Satur day, September 17th, 6pm. Moravia Wines & Event Venue, 3620 N Bish op Ave, Fresno. Los Rancheros Guild of Valley Children’s Healthcare pres ents the first annual Pianos for a Pur pose! Grab your chairs and blankets and head out to Moravia Winery for a great event benefiting Valley Chil dren’s Healthcare. 100% of the event proceeds will be donated back to the hospital. This is a 21+ event IDs will be checked upon entry.

Lil Kayla Live. Saturday, October 8th, 7pm. Full Circle Brewing Co., 712 Ful ton St, Fresno. *Early bird- Regular entrance at a discounted rate (limit ed supply.) *General Admission- Reg ular Entrance. *VIP- Skip the Line, Event poster + front-of-stage section access. Meet and greet- Meet Lil Kay la and take a picture.

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will be held! Tickets available at www. fulton55.com, Tower District Records Calismokeshop2 (The Stuffed Pipe across from Fresno State) and at Fly TrendzClothingClovis at the corner of Barstow and Clovis Avenues in Clovis.

LATIN TRAP NIGHT Volume 2. Sat urday, September 24th, 9pm. Strum mers, 833 E Fern Ave, Fresno. Latin Trap/Reggaeton music and visuals all night long by Anuel AA, J Balvin, Karol G, Messiah, Daddy Yankee, Bad Bun ny, Bizarrap, Ozuna, Arcangel, Jhay Cortez + more. 21+. $5. Mint w/ Ron Reeser. Saturday, Sep tember 24th, 9pm. Mint, 1140 N Van Ness Ave, Fresno. Ron Reeser returns to Fresno Sat. Sept 24th! Register for FREE tickets! Early arrival suggested!

REBEL SOULJAHZ feat. LEA LOVE & SWELL at Fulton 55. Friday, Sep tember 23rd, 8pm. Fulton 55, 875 Divisadero St, Fresno. Rebel SoulJahz at Fulton 55. Featuring Lea Love and Swell. Mint w/ Capozzi. Friday, September 23rd, 9pm. Mint, 1140 N Van Ness Ave, Fresno. Capozzi makes her Fres no debut! 21+ event. Paws for Metal VI (A fundraiser for ARF) at Fulton 55. Saturday, Sep tember 24th, 8pm. Fulton 55, 875 Divisadero St, Fresno. Paws for Met al VI (A fundraiser for ARF) is an an nual event at Fulton 55. The metal is provided by III Stone, King Moon racer, Friend or Faux and Discorded Dismemberment. Kris Devold is your host and as always, The ARF Raffle

The Purple Ones - Insatiable Tribute to Prince. Friday, September 30th, 9pm. Fulton 55, 875 Divisadero St, Fresno. Oakland California’s The Pur ple Ones treat the music and patent ed vibe of Prince’s legacy with the ut most respect. The musical dexterity of The Purple Ones – with 12 pieces on stage including a full horn section - delivers their own spin on Prince’s (and other Prince related artists such as The Revolution, The New Power Generation, Sheila E., Morris Day & The Time and the general Minneapo lis Sound) live onstage in a way that has to be experienced to be believed.

Dylan Scott ‘Amen To That’ Tour w/ Erin Kinsey Live at The Wake house. Friday, September 30th, 6pm. The Wakehouse, 850 Kings River Rd, Reedley. Dylan Scott, known for his two No. 1 singles (“My Girl” and “Nobody”), as well as Top 5 hit “Hooked.”is coming to Reedley, CA. The “Amen To That Tour” will bring brand new cuts from Scott’s upcom ing album, Livin’ My Best Life, live to the stage for the first time. Marie Wilson Band at Engelmann Cellars. Friday, September 30th, 6pm. Engelmann Cellars, 3275 N Rolinda Ave, Fresno. Concert, pic nic, wine, frose and live music in the 2 acre Vineyard Park at Engelmann Cellars. Grab your chairs and or blan kets for a great night out in the Vine yard Park at Engelmann Cellars. This is a 21+ only event we will be check ing id’s at the gate. Please stay home if you do not feel well. Megalodon Presents The Blood Bath Tour. Friday, September 30th, 9pm. Mint, 1140 N Van Ness Ave, Fresno. Megalodon brings The Blood Bath Tour to Fresno Fri Sept 30th!

THE K-TEL ALL-STARS at Engel mann Cellars. Friday, September 23rd, 6pm. Engelmann Cellars, 3275 N Rolinda Ave, Fresno. Concert, pic nic, wine, frose and live music in the 2 acre Vineyard Park at Engelmann Cellars. Grab your chairs and or blan kets for a great night out in the Vine yard Park at Engelmann Cellars. This is a 21+ only event we will be check ing id’s at the gate.

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The Chill Suite: R&B and Soul Jams. Saturday, October 1st, 9pm. Fulton 55, 875 Divisadero St, Fresno. Lounge ambience featuring DJs spin ning R&B and soul jams. The Chill Suite is a monthly R&B event featur ing local DJs playing your favorites from classics to today’s heat. Enjoy a lounge environment, full bar, games & food truck. Promote your event with us. (559)472-7182 INFO@FRESNOFLY ER.COM Savage Inc, RISE, Spacehooker and Zack Kirkorian. Saturday, October 8th, 8pm. Fulton 55, 875 Divisadero St, Fresno. A local night of rock music featuring Savage Inc, RISE, Space hooker and Zack Kirkorian. Tickets available at www.fulton55.com, Tow er District Records Calismokeshop2 (The Stuffed Pipe across from Fresno State) and at FlyTrendzClothingClovis at the corner of Barstow and Clovis Avenues in Clovis. 21 + Promote your event with us. (559)472-7182 INFO@FRESNOFLY ER.COM Promote your event with us. (559)472-7182 INFO@FRESNOFLY ER.COM

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Foam Party. Saturday, September 17th, 9pm. Ravello’s RestaurantHigh Dive Bar, 560 W 18th St, Mer ced. Back again by popular demand! Join us for the Foam Party! Foam Foam and More Foam along with Dancing, Drinks and Tacos on the patio. LifeJacket Album Release Party. Thursday, September 22nd, 7pm. Strummers, 833 E Fern Ave, Fres no. Free album release show in the Strummer’s Grill! Featuring mu sic from Sevyn, Blazed, Kali & The Thornberries, Mindless Society, and LifeJacket. Presented by Numbskull shows.com

NOCHE DE VERANO SIN TI - Cele bración de Bad Bunny! Saturday, Sep tember 17th, 9pm. Fulton 55, 875 Divisadero St, 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. DJ set by @officialzuhnddry. Follow us at www. Ticketsinstagram.com/nochedeveranosinti!$15-20.

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94 TOYOTA Camry station wagon - $2,800 (Merced) Runs and drives great clean ti tle in hand all original everything works cold AC very clean inside no pets or smoking is a V6 automatic great on gas very neat and fun car for summer only selling because bought a new truck and don’t use it anymore just sits asking $2,800 or best offer 209 504 4771 FARM GARDEN&

TREK GIRLS bike$95 Great condition. For children 6-10 or so. My daughter grew out of it, otherwise it’s been good. 559-5799390 NISHIKI Medalist Road Bike - $195 12 Speeds 27” Quick re lease tires 23”/58cm Frame size Stand over height is 33” Rear rack Made in Japan Clean and in excellent con dition ready to ride. Please call 559-2614680 if interested. BMX FS NEXT 20”$50 Selling a used in excellent condition fs Next Chaos 20” BMX bike. Freestyle. Ready to ride. 50 cash. Txt at 661 772 3216. CARS 2012 HONDA Accord 186k Miles 4 Cylinder Gas saver Runs and drives very good Clean title. Just passed smog For more info please text/call (559) 5318683 $5800 2007 NISSAN AL TIMA 147k miles a/c heater work great tagged till jan2023 and smog on hand clean title inside very clean runs real smooth good tires askin $4800obo let me know come take a look at it very reliable car it’s like a 2 tone col or looks blue then with sun turns charcoal grey not sure but very nice color $4,800 (Parlier) 5595742975 2005 HYUNDAI Ac cent for $4,200. Clean title, Passed smog to day, 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 con tact so please don’t hesitate to reach out to me 559.260.8433. For your safety and mine, I will be meeting any interested buyers in the parking lot at the Fres no police department at Cedar and Teague. There is a designated area for safe transac tions.

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