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OCTOBER‘19 TOP TEN October 12/13 – Riverbank Wine and Cheese October 12 - Downtown Modesto Harvest Festival - 10th St Plaza October 4,5, 6, 11, 12, 13 – Musical Murders of 1940 - West Side Theatre October 2-5 DoMo Walls International Mural Competition – 10th St Alley October 26 - Pink Floyd Experience – State Theatre October 18, 19, & 20 – Blue Man Group – Gallo Center October 23 - Jason Mraz and Raining Jane – Gallo Center October 25 - Rocky Horror Show – State Theatre October 18, 19 - Dracula – Central West Balley - Gallo Center October 6 - Michael McDonald & America - The Basi Fruityard Amphitheater Special Live Cast Bonus: Streamed on www.modestoview.com October 15 - Modesto Area Music Awards - Live from the State Theatre

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is getting chilly, the evenings start to get dark and then this month ends with one of my favorite days of the year, Halloween. Becky and I love decorating for Halloween more than any other holiday and we hope you will stop by to trick or treat. Our pirate ship will be there to greet you. Our ace photographer and illustrator MJ Mangano has so much fun with our October cover and it gets better each year as we create our own cast of our creepy Modesto characters. The McHenry Mansion is getting into it this year and they are doing a whole exhibit called “Morbid Obsession” with authentic Victorian tools and messages from the dead and the afterlife. I love it when our great historical places come to life in different ways. We will be featuring as many haunted homes and places on our Instagram @modestoview so make sure you keep your eyes peeled. Tag your haunted pics #modestoview and we will look for them. This month is just flat out wonderful. There has been so much going on. We have new murals downtown, there are new restaurants open and the cafes and the patios are the place to be. October brings us the Downtown Sampler on

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October 8, which is a great way to taste the treats from our downtown eateries. You know what is really cool is that all of our downtown restaurants are all locally owned. This is really special and you know that we love to do business and support our friends in the community by eating and drinking local. Our community is healthier when we support our local businesses, like those that advertise here in the pages of Modesto. But right now, you need to buy your Sampler tickets at www.modestosampler.com What really warms my heart as it gets

colder is LIVE MUSIC. Truly, live music makes a community feel so alive, young, current and electric. I just watched the Ken Burns Country Music series, and it was great to see the recognition that our own Maddox Brothers & Rose got as the root of country, hillbilly, rockabilly and rock and roll. It was great to honor K.C. “Don Juan” Maddox at the MAMAs in 2013. This year, we are celebrating 20 years. WOW. This year we celebrate 20 years of MAMA Winners and recognize the DJs of KFIV radio for the MAMA Lifetime Award. Please vote for your faves at www.modestoareamusic.com and tune in to watch the show live on October 15, live from the State Theatre at www. modestoview.com Finally, thanks to all of you that have donated and supported our local nonprofits and have survived my relentless emails and phone calls asking you for money. We are so fortunate that we can raise funds for orgs that do so much good in our community. Thanks for supporting our 100th MoBand Season, Heart Walk, Power of the Purse, and Walk a Mile in Her Shoes, Community Hospice, East LaLoma Park, Rotary Clubs and so much more. This is a really giving town for both funds and volunteerism. I am proud to be one of the regular fundraisers and I will be calling you again soon as we have some big things coming up. Thanks to you all for reading ModestoView, celebrating the good in our community and making a difference. ModestoView readers and advertisers are the best people in town and I hope to see you out and about. Please let me know what you like about, or how we can improve ModestoView. We always strive to make it better as it is for you. Wishing you a spooky Rocktober, Chris Murphy Publisher and Founder, ModestoView chrism@modestoview.com

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This is MJ Mangano’s favorite cover of the year. We are so fortunate to have April Victorine, husband Rob and boys Mike And Ethan who have turned themselves into the Frankenstein couple with some mummy and werewolf kids. April is the designer and make up artist. You can see more of her cosplay design at https://www.facebook.com/ HopeitHolds4/. MJ says, “I can’t say enough about how her and her family support all of our projects with such enthusiasm and creative flair” FOR MORE MODESTO INFO: www.modestoview.com

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in! High school football is so fun, the games the stadium, the bands, the food and the fun. Make sure you lookin for us as ModestoView has teamed up with our friends at KAT Country 103, Modesto Toyota, SCOE to present our Friday Night Lights Showcase. Our ace photographer MJ Mangano will be out there on the field, catching the action of the game, the cheers, the fan and we will be posting a gallery each Saturday

CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHERS Efren Martinez Diane Moody Michael J Mangano Philip Johnson ©2019 All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced without written permission from the publisher. The photographs, graphics, artwork and advertisements are the property of Modesto View Magazine. The magazine assumes no responsibility or liability for claims made by the advertisers. The opinions expressed do not necessarily reflectthe views of Modesto View Magazine or the owners. Modesto View Magazine is not responsible for typographical errors or omissions. All contributors for ModestoView are independent freelance journalists or photographers. Send ideas, tips & suggestions to: Info@modestoview.com

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morning. At each of the games, KAT Country will be showing off the Toyota Corolla that on lucky student can win for achieving perfect attendance. Check for the galleries at www.facebook. com/modestoview Check our www.modestoview.com for our handy dandy local football pocket schedule. #localfootball #perfectattendance Here are the games where we will be visiting

Oct 4 – Modesto @ Gregori Oct 10 – Enochs vs Downey @ Johansen Oct 17 – Davis vs Beyer @ Gregori Oct 25 – Turlock @ Gregori Nov 1 – Modesto @ Downey

We know there are people out there who love Modesto as much as we do and love Instagram as much as we do too. If you haven’t already done so, follow us on Instagram. When you take local pics, #modestoview and we will search these out and share them with our viewers and readers and your pictures may show up in ModestoView Magazine. Check out this awesome pic from friend @ so_fett_up on the 50th Anniversary of Abbey Road. This is awesome and they did Modesto proud. So follow us, tag your pics #modestoview and have fun.

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ART VIEW A Spooky Time of Year By Jim Christiansen October is that spooky time of the year.

Not Halloween, but my birthday, where this year’s ghoul is enrolling in Medicare supplemental insurance junk mail. But as it is my kind of month so let the party begin, and the theme is Murals. Last month, a simian vision by FASM on Downey Avenue, where a Graffiti Summer motif had been displayed, gave a peek to the Season of FASM. Currently his work in on display out at Vintage Faire, as Aaron Vickery, FASM Creative, hung in September. But the number one event in Art this year is FASM Creative presents DoMo Walls – Downtown Modesto Mural Festival, the International Mural Festival. For the second year, Seven International Artists, will install seven new Giant murals, over the course of 3 days in downtown Modesto. You can get a preview by strolling downtown to Chartreuse Muse to the beautiful results of last years’ festival, all beautifully done. This year’s roster of artists includes, Jenna Morello of Brooklyn, PAWN of Sacramento, Bacon of Toronto, Mez Data from Austin, COBRE from Argentine, Shack Chavez of Mexico, and Modesto Artist J. Gomar. Come see the artists at work and see how the big colorful murals get done. October 2 to October 5. The Black heArts Market returns to Queen Bean, with an overflow of artist and crafter vendors October 11. Show runs 6 to 10 pm, and don’t be surprised if some Halloween themed art in the mix. I’ll be the scary one with the white beard and red shirt, possibly X-mas lights to push art holiday sales season. A new venue has opened in town, for Art, Music and Theater down near Moon and Sixpence. Located at 10th and E Streets, the Modesto Conservatory of Music, Art and Theater opened recently and started hosting studio hours and soft events in September. October 19th, it will be rocking with vendors with their opening Artisan and Craft Fair, 10 to 4 pm. There will be a full house of wares in the venue, as my last email from them showed only 3 slots left for the call to artists. That’s the first big Art event, but the name implies the Conservatory will host Music and Theatrical events, too. More information: www.modestoconservatory. com Third Thursday Art Walk falls on my actual Birthday, October 17. We may see some changes coming up for Art Walk in 2020. I want to thank Nancy Young

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and Downtown Improvement District for the past several years of managing the paperwork and producing the maps. Patrick Barr is the featured Artist at Barking Dog this Month with the art change October 16. Tri-Chromatic Gallery featured an installation theme to the moving Willow, in conjunction with the movie playing the State Theatre. Check the State’s movie calendar, and there may be more such art keyed to the popular screen. For after Halloween art, seen Our Lady of the underground at the Queen Bean featuring live music and artist Nadine Barret.

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On a memorial note, our friend Ed Cesena passed away last month, his legacy show in Tracy where he won many awards for his jazz themed watercolors and acrylic paintings. Ed was 91, painting up to the end of his career here in Modesto. His home studio a favorite spot on the Stanislaus Artist Studio Tour, he will be missed by many. The early-bird deadline to apply as an artist for the 2020 Open Studio roster, is October 31, with final deadline to apply is January 15.

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Our favorite local distillery, Corbin Cash, has grown exponentially in the last year. If you need a refresher on their awesome sweet potato spirits, head to modestoview.com, PerformingView – So Much Theatre. PerformingView By Kaye Osborn The dog days of August have arrived. There is still a lot of good theater to see and embrace, and read the previous article we wrote on David Souza and Corbin Cash. The distillery rotates between making rye products and sweet potato products depending on the time of year. When it’s rye season, they’re making whiskey and when it’s sweet potato season, you guessed it: they’re making vodka, gin and liqueur. It’s harvest season for the sweet potato so boy are they busy! Their sweet potato vodka won a Double Gold in 2011 at the San Francisco World Spirits Competition, and a Double Gold at the 2013 Wine and Spirits Wholesalers of America 70th Annual Convention & Exposition. Although the brand new 1917 cask strength whiskey is what brought us to the distillery this time, they have 6 great spirits to sample. Find your favorite, buy a bottle (or two, or three) and share with your friends. We really dig the sweet potato liquor (we’re on bottle number 3 at our house) but the new 1917 is our new sipper go-to. It’s smooth with a faint scent

of wood, on the nose you’ll get a touch of spice reminiscent of vanilla chai, but sweet takes charge of this whiskey with caramel notes teasing your tastebuds. This is a dreamy whiskey, folks! Our bottle won’t last long! The unique thing about Corbin Cash that we truly love, is that Dave is involved in the entire process. He’s there when the seeds are planted, he’s there at harvest, he’s there for washing and boxing, he’s there when it’s fermenting and distilling, he’s there when it’s bottled and sold. He won’t take full credit though, he humbly told us it takes over 50 people to make one bottle of Corbin Cash. When you enjoy your cocktail, you are holding the work of machinists, planters, harvesters, forklift drivers-there are so many people involved! We encourage you to think about that the next time you buy produce, or you know, a bottle of whiskey. They are open for tasting and tours now, and on Thursday and Friday nights you can hear some great local music. There’s plenty of seating and a new horseshoe pit and corn hole, too. Special thanks to Edith Duran for being fabulous and letting us hang out entirely way too long. Sip on, friends!

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PERFORMING VIEW A Time To Perform in October By Kaye Osborn & the ViewCrew Salutations to all my Modesto View read-

ers! The new theater season has arrived and it’s time to get your season subscriptions. There are many package deals available. Keep in mind high school and college productions. There is a lot of talent in our area. My grand daughter is auditioning at her elementary school for Mary Poppins Jr. It was fun to coach her about having an impressive and memorable audition. Standing still, project, make eye contact, be confident and enjoy the moment on stage. I am hopeful she gets cast and embraces rehearsals and performances.

Here’s a peek behind the curtains! Prospect Theater Project Satchmo at the Waldorf: by Terry Teachout A stunning one-man show about the life and times of legendary jazz musician Louis “Satchmo” Armstrong. Starring Dwight Mahabir as Louis Armstrong, fellow jazz legend Miles Davis, and Armstrong’s longtime manager Joe Glaser. Directed by Jack Souza. 7:30pm Oct 3, 4, 5 @ 2 pm Oct 6 Play-Reading Project Electricidad: by Luis Alfaro Sun., Oct. 13 at 2 PM Gallo Center for the Arts The Rainbow Fish: based on the award winning book about the colorful fish Tuesday, Oct. 15: 6:30 PM The Blue Man Group Oct.18-20: 8 PM, 2 PM 1 PM 6:30 PM Check times Central West Ballet Dracula Oct. 18-19: 7:30 PM, 2 PM, 7:30 PM Lighthouse Theatre Company (for youth) Gilgamesh: the Hero-y King September 27 – October 6 The Loft Theater at Carnegie Arts Center, Turlock 2 PM, 7 PM West Side Theatre The Musical Comedy Murders of 1940 FOLLOW US:

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An ingenious and wildly comic romp play. Poking antic fun at the more ridiculous aspects of “show biz” and the corny thrillers of Hollywood’s heyday, the play is a non-stop barrage of laughter as those assembled (or at least those who aren’t killed off) untangle the mystery of the “Stage Door Slasher.” Presented by The West Side Players October 4,5, 6, 11, 12, 13 www.westsidetheatre.org Modesto Junior College The Hunchback of Notre Dame Oct. 25,26, 31 and Nov. 1, 2: 7 PM Nov. 3: 2 PM The Davis High School Drama Department will be performing Clue On Stage on in the Little Theatre. This farcical whodunit follows Mr. Green, Colonel Mustard, Mrs. White, Professor Plum, Miss. Scarlet, and Mrs. Peacock through an evening of blackmail, intrigue, and murder. Based on the movie and board game, Clue On Stage is a 90-minute fast-paced adventure with fun characters and a moving plot! Tickets $7 for students $9 for adults Reserved by emailing Bryan.L@monet.k12.ca.us Also available at the door October 18 and 19th 7 pm The Modesto High School Theatre Department presents The Amish Project. The play opens in the MHS Auditorium on October 3. The Amish Project is a theatrical look at the Nickel Mines Massacre that occurred in Nickel Mines, Pennsylvania in October of 2006 when a gunman entered an Amish school house and shot ten Amish girls. While the play deals with the tragedy itself, at the heart of the story is the incredible display of charity and grace that came from the Amish community to the non-Amish victims of the tragedy, especially the shooter’s family and the healing that followed. October 3, 4 & 5 - 7:30 pm Tix available at the door $ 5 Students $7 adults

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The Great Potsticker Hunt We are on the hunt. ! s er k c ti s ot P k? as u yo t ha w r fo The hunt

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From left China Gate, Fat Wong, Coach’s Corner, Minnie’s – the gold standard, Tokyo Express bottom, Shangri-La

Now what would lead us to this adventure?

The collective community is still reeling from the closure of the kitchen at Minnie’s. One of the best things I have ever eaten is the Minnie’s Potsticker, and that combined with Suzanna Lau’s service and the ever toxic Jerk from Josie, Diane and Sherri, made for a wonderful evening, supported by the special fried rice, BBQ pork and more. But alas, this is no longer. I am on a mission to find the replacement to all of these treats, and in particular the Potsticker. This year, we have been sampling many different locations and have some great options. Some that are more fried, some that are steamed and some that are both steamed and finished in the pan. But how close are they to Minnie’s. So far we have been checking out the offerings from Ming’s, ShangriLa, China Gate, East China Town, China Express, Bejing, Fat Wong, Tokyo Express, Coaches Corner and more. Still to check out are Imperial Garden, House of Potsticker,

Dynasty and others that we have missed. We have found some that are close, but not all the way. But here is where we need your help. What do you think? For those of you that just love Potstickers, we need you to scour our area and help us find the best Potsticker. You may like it fried or steamed, but tell us what you love and why you love it. But here is where it gets tricky. Who else also has a bar to find that kind of cocktail that goes with great Chinese food. Who has a great Mai Tai? Who has custom glasses to make your experience better? Who makes a great original Mai Tai, Scorpion, or Zombie? Can we create the whole package? The bar at Shangri La? The cocktails at Bejing? Let’s explore the exotic Polynesian and Chinese offerings and see what’s out there. We know that Minnie’s still makes the amazing Jerk and their other specialties, but we should be making sure that our local restaurants that try to create a good dining experience feel the Modesto love too. Plus, it is always fun to try something new.

We will be posting this article on both www. modestoview.com and our Facebook page www.facebook.com/modestoview and need your contributions. Over the next few months, we will collect the info and report back to you, our Potsticker loving community. Let’s have some Potsticker fun Modesto. We need Potstickers! Like and comment at www.modestoview.com and facebook.com/modestoview and we will be picking random winners for ModestoView SWAG. See you out and about.

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October Surprises By Aaron Rowan

October Movies “Freedom in art, freedom in society, this is the double goal towards which all consistent and logical minds must strive.” - Victor Hugo When the original title role star of Verdi’s

opera Rigoletto first appeared at the 1851 premiere, he was so uncomfortable with his hunchback costume that he suffered a panic attack when the moment came for him to make his entrance. Verdi saw him frozen in place and gave him a good shove, such that his grand entrance was a tumble onto the stage, to the amusement of the audience who mistook it for an intended bit of physical comedy. The opera, much like the Victor Hugo play upon which it was based, had to navigate serious hurdles with the

censors of nineteenth century Europe, one of whom labeled it “a repugnant example of immorality and obscene triviality,” but came to be one of the world’s most beloved opera works. Rigoletto’s famous aria ‘La Donna è Mobile’ could be heard being sung in the streets of Venice the morning after the premiere. Opera Modesto presents this iconic piece at the Gallo Center this month, with artistic director Roy Stevens portraying Rigoletto. Friday 10/25 at 7:30 PM and Sunday 10/27 at 2 PM. Drop by an hour before showtime for a fun and informative pre-opera talk on the history of the piece and the cultural climate of its day. Tickets run $20-$89. www.operamodesto.org.

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INTER VIEW By Chris Murphy Modesto is great because of our community of people that give back, share their talents and give of their time beyond what their job is. I think it is this type of community service that is the secret sauce of Modesto. What I have found is that when people have a talent, they put it to work in ways that lift up our community. ModestoView has made it our priority to find and work with people that want to create a positive dialog. When they have a special talent or skill, this can help amplify this issue. I have worked with Mike Daniel, Sam Kneiss and the Final Cut Media group for nearly 20 years. I began to work with them back when they managed the community public access TV process in the basement of the SCOE building. They would team up with me for the MAMA Awards, local video projects that shined a positive light on our community. Today, Mike Daniel leads Final Cut and his community spirit is still as strong and their professional media and video services are first class. He and his team recently produced a 90-minute long Legends of the Cruise interview show that included the late Bart Bartoni and many of the Cruise Legends enshrined on the Walk of Fame and has begun a new community podcast that ModestoView will support. Not only is Mike a good community volunteer, his role as a single father is his greatest care. His appreciation for his community, and like me, wants to create a community where his kids will WANT to live. Let’s get to know Mike. ModestoView: Where did you grow up? Mike Daniel: I had the privilege of growing up in our community. I was raised primarily in South Modesto. I loved growing up in that community – it introduced me to various cultures at a young age, and challenged me to see past what many consider to be a MV: How did you discover the world of video and media production? MD: Folks who know me know that I grew up a die-hard pro wrestling fan. Watching Ric Flair, Hulk Hogan, “Macho Man” Randy Savage and others do their thing captivated me. What caught me most wasn’t the in-ring action per say, but how it all came together. It created this interest in production, and all of the moving parts. As I got older, I had the chance to learn the pro wrestling craft and have my own community access pro wrestling TV show. We’d cram 50 people into an old warehouse in Stockton and produce several 30-minute episodes for TV. Through doing that, I learned project management, graphic design, videography, and how to manage people. I joke that pro wrestling taught me about business and life. MV: Video production is a hard business, what does it take to stay in front of the new tech and techniques? MD: Stay young. I mean that literally and figuratively. The key to success is to stay in front of creative trends, and continually groom the next generation of cinematographers and producers. I think what makes Final Cut unique is that we are creative risk-takers. We see each project as a chance

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to push the envelope in terms of look, feel, message and style. We pride ourselves on creating content that always feels unique, and unafraid to try new things. MV: What do you find most interesting about the Modesto area? MD: Having grown up here, I’ve had the chance to see the community evolve. And I feel today we are in the midst of a tremendous evolution. The next generation of concerned citizen-leaders are taking on the role of community advocates, and its inspiring. Between the movement downtown, events like Gala in Graceada, and the movement to create a Children’s Museum, gorgeous murals on every corner, and a Cruise Museum honoring our amazing past, I feel we are at the apex of a cultural renaissance that will truly separate Modesto from other valley cities. MV: Like me, you left Modesto for a time and returned to continue your career, what brought you back? MD: Professionally I saw Modesto as a market chock-full of opportunity. I took what I learned running firms in Seattle and Washington DC and applied it to my own agency. I saw there was an intersection of need and timing that would embrace an agency like Final Cut – one that is obsessively focused with creating good content and telling the story of our community in a meaningful way. I feel we’re doing that, and I’m so proud of it. Personally, above all else, I’m a dad first. I am so lucky to have the pleasure of being a father to my seven year-old son Matthew. He’s taught me far more about life and priorities than I’ve taught him so far. Being a good dad to him is my passion.

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MV: What is your approach to creativity for your clients? MD: Get to know your clients in a meaningful way. I look at each engagement as a true partnership. Our success is their success. Many think storytelling is easy. It’s not. Understanding, then articulating a brand that someone is very passionate about takes similar passion – and at Final Cut, we focus on that as our mission: to produce best-inclass content and offer a better-than-class experience every time. When you do that, creativity flows because you learn to trust each other. MV: I was fortunate to be your guest on the first community video podcast, what do you hope to accomplish with this new series? MD: To tell the story of our community in a thoughtful, honest way. And I feel the best way to do that is to bring in divergent opinions, as them the same question, and see where the corollaries exist. Our first series “What is a Community Brand” is bringing together artists, advocates, and community leaders to discuss what and why a community brand is so important. The project is early on and will refine itself over time – but early on we are very excited about the message and the responses we got. MV: What are some of the misconceptions about Modesto that you want to correct? MD: That we’re simply a small-minded cow town ran by old, generational money and influence. I hope to be one of many that see that as a false premise – and that we’re a growing community full of creatives, business-minded folks, and those who see

that Modesto has retained its small-town charm but is growing into a bustling metro community. And this only happens if people are ready and willing to take risks and are unafraid to try something new and different. If we don’t evolve, we die. I firmly believe that. MV: How to you think we can best work as a community to create a perception that we are a creative and innovative place to live and work? MD: If we work as a true collaborative, and not in silos. I feel we have a surplus of passion but work at a deficit of organization. Everyone has their idea of what makes a community thrive, but it’s much more difficult to decide together how to bring those ideas together in a cohesive message. It’s not impossible. Look to Sacramento for example. Different opinions coming together to create a kaleidoscope of who they are: Farm to Fork capital, artiss haven, sports town…in conversations with folks in that community, it all started with a passion for creating a message. It wasn’t about their specific message; it was about a message. I feel any good city image is built upon the various things that make them unique. For us, it’s our cruising and rockabilly heritage as much as it’s our ode to cinema through George Lucas, our role in the wine and almond industry, and today – as a place where business leaders are looking to create the next ag technology tool, or tell a story about their brand. MV: Describe your ideal day in Modesto. MD: I just had one! It started with a Nitro Cold Brew at Heart & Soul with a friend visiting from DC, then we headed over to Picasso’s to talk art with Jordi Camps over a sandwich. After that, I introduced her to several friends and talked about life, business, and friendship. As she left, she walked away so impressed with the sense of community we have. She couldn’t wait to tell her friends she was staying with in San Francisco about how fun and unique Modesto truly is. MV: Our signature question:Beatles or Stones? MD: While I have a hearty appreciation for both, I’m a Beatles guy. Ob-La-Di, Ob-LaDa is one of my go-to’s. MV: Anything else you want to add? MD: As a small business owner in the community I love, it’s so exciting to see other like-minded young(ish) leaders emerge. I hope we all take the time to appreciate the opportunity we have and pay it forward to the next generation we hope to encourage to invest in the community in their own way.

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MAMA Turns 20

By Chris Murphy

It was twenty years ago today.. that Chris Ricci and I were enjoying lunch at Harvest Moon and wondered what

we could do to celebrate the amazing musical talent in the greater Modesto area. Flying Blind was delighting thousands in the Plaza, Grandaddy was playing to huge festival crowds around the world, Megan Slankard and Matt Nathanson were honing their craft and the place was buzzing. We decided that a major celebration was in order and created the 2000 Modesto Area Music Awards, that would be a black tie event, like the Golden Globes or the Grammys. We teamed up with the DoubleTree’s John Lodi who booked us Club Max and we overstuffed the place with musicians, civic officials fans and handed out 7 MAMA Awards, all handmade out of Mrs. Butterworth bottles by Rebecca Murphy. After the show, we knew we had outgrown that space and then moved to the fabulous historic State Theatre in 2001. Over the years, we have had many special Hall of Fame moments as we celebrated an increasingly diverse group of musicians and bands, the talents of musicians and local music champions like Ernie Bucio, Marie Gallo, Grace Lieberman, Chester Smith, Kent Whitt and the Downbeats, Roddy Jackson, Steve Ashman, Michael Allsup and many more. One of the most special nights ever was the celebration of Don Maddox, of the legendary Modesto based Maddox Brothers and Rose, that originated the bass slappin’ beat of Rockabilly music in 1938. This music, thanks to the nationwide reach of radio, lead to the birth of Rock and Roll. The 92 year old Maddox, lead a group of our own local Rockabilly musicians like it was 1945. These are special moments celebrating special people that make the Modesto area music so interesting and vibrant. Over the years, MAMA has become a 501 (c) 3 nonprofit, Middagh Goodwin has taken the lead role, and we have added musical categories, had temporary homes at the Fat Cat, and the Gallo Center during the inaugural opening week in 2007 and all the while, found an amazing pool of new talent, great bands, new sounds and unique experiences. There is really no other event like the MAMAs that celebrate across so many different genres and musician of all categories hanging out for the evening and celebrating together. This year’s event will be very special as we will be awarding musical scholarships, and thanks to our amazing media partner Central Valley TV, will again be streaming this show around the word for thousands to watch. I hope you will take time and check out www.modestoareamusic.com and check out the nominees and please vote. Most importantly, make a point to go see live music at it is one of the things that makes Modesto vibrant.

Please join Modesto celebrating Modesto Area music. Captions Counter Clockwise : Becky Murphy and Scott Beck with 1st MAMA Award, Chester Smith rehearsing in 2002, MariRose Powell performs, Marty Stuart with the MAMA Award, Chris Murphy and Don Maddox, Chris Ricci, Mike Allsup and Chris Murphy, Marie Gallo and Grace Lieberman, Middagh Goodwin and Chris Murphy, Penny White, Shelly Streeter & Ernie Bucio, Moonshine Bandits win in 2007.

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ebrating the DJs of KFIV 1360 AM, that was the soundtrack of Modesto from the 50s through the 70s. We all knew these DJs, they hosted battle of the bands in McHenry Village, woke us up with the early rock and roll, broadcast song dedications from Burge’s Drive In by the late Dwight Case. KFIV welcomed the rockers of the day and back when you could call and request your fave songs, or stop by the station and pick up the weekly Top 40, our radio kept us all connected. Now there are a million channels and streams and we no longer have that community connection that the legendary AM DJ gave us. We look forward to celebrating, Radio Rick Meyers, Derek Waring, John Chapell, Kenny Robert, Bob DeLeon, Wes Page and others that will be joining us at the 20th Anniversary MAMA Awards on October 15. Let’s celebrate them. Remember to vote for your faves at www.

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OCTOBER 2019

BIG VIEW

There's a light ON over at the Frankstein Place” - Rocky Horror Show By Chris Murphy

There is something really cool about October. It is fall, it starts to get chilly and best of all, it gets a little spooky. The moon is big, the nights get longer and the air is full of sounds and chills. The tastes get better, the treats are sweeter and there is just something about those first sweater days and a few rains pass through. It is a pretty magical time when the houses get decorated and the haunted events start happening. There is so much going on this fall and there is something for every member of your family and friends. Here is a sampling of some of the creepy and fun events. Make sure you check out our ghoulish event calendar for updated in and more events as we hear about them. www.modestoview.com

Morbid Obsession The McHenry Mansion Foundation announces a one of a kind tour of Victorian Funeral Customs just in time for Halloween. This is a self guided walk-through tours of the beautiful historic Victorian McHenry Mansion will start at 5:30 p.m. with last entrance at 7:30 p.m. The Mansion, located at 906 15th Street, Modesto, will be draped in black crepe ribbon rosettes and display historic curiosities from the Victorian period and their fascination with death. Ticketed members of the public are welcomed to visit the house and experience 19th Century embalming practices, McHenry family death notices, post mortem pictures, death masks, séances, spiritualism, phrenology and maps of local cemeteries.

Open to the public, the event is scheduled at the McHenry Mansion at 906 15th St., Modesto on Mon., Tues., Wed., Oct. 28, 29, 30, 2019. Tickets are $7 on-line, at the Visitors Center or at the door.

Haunted “Fun”raiser Join the CVPE for the most charitable Halloween party you’ll ever attend! All funds go to help Bret Harte Elementary during the holiday season to make their Christmas a little more bright! There will be a Live DJ, Photo Booth, Costume Contest with a $500 cash prize and 2 outdoor bars Tickets are limited, and will sell out!

Grab your friends and get your costumes ready! CVPE is looking for presenting & supporting sponsors to bring this event to life. If interested, please email cvpe209@gmail.com Galletto Ristorante 8pm - 2am 1101 J Street Modesto, CA 95354 https://www.facebook.com/ events/657989481356232/

The State Theatre

The 85 year old State Theatre gets a little freaky this month with an amazing line up of creepy crawly cinema spectaculars. You

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really need to get your popcorn, settle in to a seat in the balcony and feast your eyes and ears to some for the scary classics. There is even a special Halloween night presentation. Death Becomes Her (1992) - Sun. 10/6 at 5pm Hocus Pocus (1993) - Wed. 10/9 at 7pm Dracula (1931)- Sun. 10/20 at 2pm Shaun of The Dead (2004) Wed. 10/23 at 7pm Rocky Horror Picture Show w/ live Shadowcasters Fri. 10/25 at 11pm Halloween (1978) - Wed. 10/30 at 7pm The House That Dripped Blood (1970) - Thus. 10/31 at 4pm FOR MORE MODESTO INFO: www.modestoview.com

In the Haunted Hills Preston Castle This year marks the 10 year anniversary of the Preston Castle with “ A Decade of Scares” The castle will be open Fri. and Sat. nights only 7pm-10pm Oct 11/12, 18/19, 25/26 This is their biggest fundraiser of the year and there will be many volunteers working hard to scare you! For more information and to get your tickets go to prestoncastle.com

All Hallows Fantasy Faire

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The original 11th Annual All Hallows Fantasy Faire is taking place Sonora Fairgrounds, Oct 26 & 27th featuring Tempest as the Saturday headliner along with Black Irish Band and the Blues Box Bayou Band. This is a two-day all inclusive costume play Celtic New Year’s Celebration! Keeping the All-Hallows tradition this year we will have a magnificent fire show and The Burning of the Harvestman. The Faire is deeply rooted in the beliefs of the Celtic people, but combined with all the fun and excitement of a modern Halloween. Tix are $25 for a two day pass. https://www.allhallowsfaire.com/

The hit show returns to the Gallo Center with thrilling dance scenes and spectacular and spooktacular staging. Come and experience this incredible Halloween ballet and see what the hype is all about! Dracula ~ Dance as Dark as you Dare! October 18 & 19 Gallo Center Tix $35-39

Most Haunted Shop in Town You must pay a visit to the DayDreams and Nightmares costume and makeup shop. Located on 7th St in a former Crematorium, there are spirits that make themselves known on a regular basis. Chill and Ghost seekers regularly this spot for paranormal activity. While you are there, make sure you select an amazing costume and have your makeup professionally done. We thank Dana Walters and her www.facebook.com/daydreamsNightmaresCostumes DayDreams and Nightmares 1219 7th St, Modesto 209-575-0023

Local Haunts and Supplies

Let’s make sure we shop local this year for costumes and Halloween supplies. Those national stores come and go, but our local Halloween Guys is here all year long for your costume and party needs. Ray Pogue and the crew stock everything you need for the creepy haunts and costumes and they even have their own haunted house, the Higbee Horror Haunt. This is a full-service frightening place to experience. Shop and haunt local friends. The Halloween Guys and Party Guys www.thepartyguys.party 3250 Dale Rd. Modesto 209-529-0000

Fantozzi Farms

Rated as one of the best corn mazes in California, Fantozzi corn mazes are designed to be enjoyed by all ages! This year’s Corn Maze theme is the Moon Landing. For younger maze guests, there’s a kiddie-sized maze which includes a game titled “Farm Scene Tracks” perfect for 2 to 8-year-olds. The Haunted Maze is open every Friday and Saturday night in October, from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. The haunted maze includes scary scenes and both animated and live characters that are sure to give you a scare! Don’t worry about getting lost in our haunted maze…there is only one way in and one way out….and NO turning back www.fantozzifarms.com Tix are $10 for Mazes - $12 for all and kids under 4 are free Open 10 am -10 pm Sun till 8. 1825 Walnut Ave, Patterson

Dutch Hollow Farms

The Dutch Hollow Farm Corn Maze is all new this year. Our 10 acre maze will keep you running in circles! Their theme this year is a tribute to Officer Ronil Singh. Dutch Hollow features a zoo, pumpkins, zip line, corn hole games and so much more. Entry is $8 for adults and $5 Seniors and Military Under 2 - Free Open from 9am – 7 pm 5101 Oakdale Road Modesto, California www.dutchhollowfarms.com

Del Osso Farms

Del Osso Farms is the biggest haunted farm in the region. Bring the family to the 23rd Annual Pumpkin Maze and Haunted fun festival. There are corn mazes, haunted castle, Dell’Osso Express Train, hay ride, mystery tour, scarecrow ride, goat walk, duck races, tire pyramid, Dell’Osso Speedway, Animal Zoo, Ball Shoot Arena and much more are included in the general admission. Extra cost attractions are Zip Line, Pumpkin Blasters, Pony rides & Gem Mining. OPEN DAILY Sept 28 – Oct 31, 2019 10:00 am – last entry at 8:00 pm M-Th $14.95 per person F-Sun $19.95 per person *Early Bird (before 2pm) M-F $12.95 per person

Downtown Modesto

Harvest Festival

Get ready for the Downtown Modesto Harvest Festival! Bring the whole family for The Pumpkin Patch, Costume Contest, Arts & Crafts, Bounce Houses, Clown, Facepainting, Kettlecorn, Food and Live Music and Dance, Artisan & Business Vendors. Gifts and Prizes. Of course, since this is Modesto USA, there is a car show. www.facebook.com/DowntownModestoHarvestFestival October 12, 2019 10am - 4pm 1010 Tenth Street Plaza Downtown Modesto

Trick or Treat Safety

Halloween is on a Thursday night this year. Please make sure that your kiddos have reflective gear on, and make sure they trick or treat as a team. Please drive slow in the neighborhoods. If your house is decorated, let’s make sure you welcome your friends and neighbors and show the Modesto USA hospitality. More Halloween Happenings continued on page 18

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Calling all scalawags, voodoo swamp queens, pillagers, drunken seafarers, mermaids, zombie captains and lusty wenches! Drop your anchor at 6pm and we will plunder from there. Bring your cannons and your skeleton crew. Treasure map can Free to crawl! Grog and Grub are your cost! Some drink specials just for Pirates! 21+ only of course. All others can walk the plank!

Dia de Los Muertos is celebrating its 4th annual celebration on Saturday,

October 19. This celebration is possible through the generous donations from the community and individuals. Dia de Los Muertos is 100% free to the community and provides many activities for children. The party starts at 11am and includes a free showing of the Disney movie Coco at the State Theatre at noon, King of Streets Low Rider Car Show, Catrin and Catrina Contest, Dia de Los Muertos Weddings, Family Procession on the Streets, Ballet Folklorico, Artisan Latinx Vendors, Live Music, Mariachi, Art and more., Ballet Folklorico, musical entertainment, community alters, cultural exhibits, vendors and more. If you would like to donate to the event please send your donation to AGIF, 1220 I Street, Modesto, CA 95354. October 19 10th St Plaza – FREE

Boys and Girls Club Haunted Museum

You won’t be scared at this kid friendly Haunted McHenry Museum. Bring our little groovy ghoulies for a entertaining and educational experience at the Museum, presented and benefitting the Boys and Girls Clubs of Stanislaus County. Tickets are only $5 and kids under 5 are free. Buy your tickets at www.BGCstanislaus.org. McHenry Museum October 25 & 26 5- 9 pm

This is a FREE event and the original Modesto Pub Crawl. Here’s the Pirates Pub Crawl itinerary: 6-6:30 Minnies 6:50-7:20 Bayou 7:30-8 The Fox 8:05-8:35 Tresetti’s 8:40-9:10 Cheroot 9:20-9:50 Fuzio’s 10-10:30 Skewers 10:40-? Ralston’s Goat

4th Annual Trunk or Treat

Halloween Pub Crawl

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Dress up your family and friends and head to one of the most interesting Trunk or Treats in the Valley. Dozens of classic cars gather in 10th St Plaza with open trunk. Be part of something awesome this Halloween season where kids and families can safely collect Halloween treats from the trunks of some really spiffy cars. Pre reg cars by October 19 Call the DID for more information. 209-529-9303 Business decorated cars are welcome and prizes will be given for the best decorated trunk. This event benefits Stanislaus County Youth Soccer. October 25 10th St Plaza 5:30 – 8:30 Love Modesto is encouraging Modesto residents to participate in a Halloween Neighborhood Night! This “event” is simply to encourage people to step out into their yards on Halloween. Since October 31 is the best opportunity to meet and have fun with your neighbor, Love Modesto wants you to, instead of staying indoors, everyone in Modesto welcomed their neighbors and kids to their front driveway or yard for games, food, activities, etc. Sign up with Love Modesto what you are doing on Halloween by filling out the online form be entered into a drawing for 2 FREE Disneyland one day hopper tickets! https://www.lovemodesto.com/halloween-neighborhood-night

At the Halloween Pub Crawl you will get drink specials and no cover charge with your wristband at all locations. Food specials with participating vendors. There will also be contests, games, prizes, and different atmospheres at all locations. Check in Location is St. Stan’s. Tix are $12 www.facebook.com/events/324283408516615/ www.dothecrawl.com/Modesto

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Two Decades with Ears to the Future By Middagh Goodwin

I have said it before and I will say it again, who would have imagined that when Murphy and Ricci decided to host a local music award show that it would still be going strong twenty years later? The landscape of local music has waxed and waned over the last two decades. Many of the clubs, that dominated the scene have closed their doors, bands have broken up and events have come and gone. Growing from seven awards to over twenty, representing everything from Pop to Hard Rock, Latin and Punk. Members of the Youth Bands were not even born when the MAMAs first happened at Club Maxx back in the year 2000. This year we are having some very special performances to celebrate the twentieth anniversary of the Modesto Area Music Awards. Flying Blind who dominated the clubs, festivals and the airwaves back before Y2K will be performing their hit song “Smokescreen.” Another mainstay of the early MAMAs was UVR, you may remember hearing “Got 2 Girlfriends” playing on repeat on area radio. They toured the US and released three albums between 2001-2007.

This year there will be a very special performance from the “Women of the MAMAs” Shelly Streeter, Marirose Powell, Patty Castillo Davis, Mattea Overstreet and Tiffany Rose Delacruz, singing a medley of songs celebrating Woodstocks 50th Anniversary. The MAMAs will celebrate and honor the radio Disc Jockeys of KFIV, the legendary radio station that played the Rock & Roll from the 50s through the 70s, with a staff of iconic DJs, they played the local hits, broadcast from the drive-ins and hosted the battle of the bands and played the soundtrack of our life for decades. This award is presented by the Modesto Bee. The MAMAs will be presented at the fabulous historic State Theatre on Tuesday, October 15th, beginning at 6:00 pm. This is an invitation-only black-tie event. All nominees and guests attend free of charge. Each category winner receives the treasured laser cut stainless steel MAMA Carhop Award, donated each year by Beeler Industries. The 2019 MAMAs will be streamed live by Central Valley Reports at www.ModestoView. com. Voting is live at www.modestoareamusic. com/vote and will continue until Sunday, October 13th at 11:59 pm. So you have time to check out all the MAMAnees before casting your votes. One vote per person and please be sure to validate your email address to confirm your votes. Support Local Music and the places that host.

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Barkin’ Dog Grill Great fresh food along with live entertainment. Enjoy music every weekend. Address: 940 10th St. Modesto - Phone # 572-2341 Bayou Grill New Orleans-inspired Cajun/Creole fare served in upbeat digs with happy hour, live music & karaoke Address 918 13th Street Phone 209-3602983

Beckles Candies & Gifts The most elegant truffles, fudge made from scratch and more at the sweetest spot in town. Address: 950 10th St. ‘Sweet’ 16 Modesto - Phone 523-1818 Chefs of New York These restaurants bring a taste of authentic New York cuisine to Modesto. Fresh, delicious food in a fun and inviting atmosphere.Addresses: 1325 J St. & 2307 Oakdale Rd. Modesto - Phone # 857-5102 Concetta An ever-changing menu of fresh and local fare makes for a truly unique dining experience. Address: 1205 J St. Modesto Phone # 529-3282 The Fox Pub Modeled after a British pub, this saloon serves up American fare in a great atmosphere. Address: 1111 I St. Modesto - Phone # 575-2369 The Fruit Yard Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner served daily. With great a great brunch and buffet and meat-centric meals, you will come back for more. Live music and a full bar. Address 7948 Yosemite Blvd Phone 209577-3093 Fresh Fork Grill It’s not “fast food.” It’s healthy delicious food cooked fast. It’s amazing! Address: 3018 Service Rd. #101 Ceres - Phone # 566-8363 Fuzio Universal Bistro East meets West at this casual spot for global flavors, from fire-grilled pizzas to spring rolls and a full bar. Address 1020 10th Street Phone 209-557-9711 Graffiti Dogs Cruise on down! Get gourmet hot dogs, sandwiches, salads, beer, wine and more. Address: 1002 10th St. Modesto - Phone # 238-9990

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Ralston’s Goat Energetic venue offering updated American comfort food, a full bar & regular live entertainment. Address: 1001 10th St. Modesto - Phone # 549-9413 Rivets American Grill The Beer Is Cold and The Whiskey is Old! Great Food & Great Times! Come Join All Your Friends Here! A full bar and live music. Address 2307 Oakdale Rd Phone 209-8460501 Sabatino’s Ristorante Upbeat Italian cafe offering a menu of traditional fare, including breakfast in a cheerful space. Address: 421 McHenry Ave. Modesto - Phone # 576-7116 Skewers Kabob House Ambient Mediterranean eatery serving mainstays such as dolmas & kabobs plus wine & cocktails. Address: 821 L St. Modesto - Phone # 525-3611 Surla’s Restaurant & lounge serving international dishes from local ingredients in a splashy setting. Address 431 12th Street Phone 209-550-5555 Tresetti’s Restaurant serving an international menu for dinner and lunch in a brick-walled dining room with a full bar and great wine selection. Address 927 11th Street Phone 209-572-2990 The Tap Room Pub & Grub With over 20 beers on tap and great food this place is sure to impress you! Address: 3948 Sylvan Ave. Modesto - Phone # 551-1085

Lula’s Neighborhood Grill Enjoy great tasting burgers and more made with fresh ingredients that will blow you away. 4821 Yosemite Blvd. Modesto Phone # 526-0009

The Twisted Pig Bar & Grill You have no idea what awaits you when you enter this amazing establishment. Address: 2717 Coffee Rd. Modesto - Phone # 248-7243

Monsoon Indian Restaurant & Banquet Hall Don’t miss out on their weekday all you can eat lunch buffet for only $9.95! Address: 950 10th St. #15 - Phone # 2485711

Urbano California Bistro Now open for lunch, dinner, dine-in, and delivery! With some seriously huge and delicious steaks for dinner. 1016 H St. Modesto - Phone # 622-1108

Papachino’s Greco-Roman Restaurant Take a little trip to the Mediterranean with an amazing variety of great food. Address: 1212 J St. Modesto - Phone # 578-5225 30,000+ friends at: facebook.com/modestoview

Piccadilly Deli & Sandwich Shop Right in the heart of Downtown Modesto. Delicious meats cut fresh daily along an all you can eat salad bar. Address: 941 10th St. Modesto - Phone # 523-0748

Greens on 10th Event venue with a fresh seasonal menu, craft cocktails and full bar. Address 953 10th St Phone 209-572-1700

P. Wexfords’s Pub Modeled after a traditional British pub, this spot has beer plus classic fare like bangers & mash and a full bar and live music. Address 3313 McHenry Ave Phone 209-576-7939

Papapavlo’s Mediterranean Bistro & Bar Relaxed, Stylish Mediterranean restaurant & bar with all of the classics and more. Address: 1320 Standiford Ave. Modesto - Phone # 525-3995

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Velvet Grill & Creamery Classic cars, rock n’ roll, burgers and shakes. All American home town food made fresh from scratch. Address: 2204 McHenry Ave. Modesto - Phone # 5449029 Verona’s Cucina Italiana Delicious Italian cuisine in an elegant inviting atmosphere. Eat, drink and be merry. Address: 1700 McHenry Ave. Modesto - Phone # 549-8876

OCTOBER 2019

SONGWRITING VIEW Scare Up Some Local Support

This final stretch of the year is also the beginning of my favorite season and with this comes a month full of choice. Both the weather and former pace is amicable and chill. Our area holds exciting events celebrating diversity, culture, harvest and local music this month. To give voice to your choice of favorite music, musical events and venues across the genres, you have until 11:59 on Sunday, October 13 to cast your ballot for the 2019 MAMA awards. Visit www.modestoareamusic.com Best Americana MAMA nominee - A Gathering of the Vibes is playing a costume party at the Barkin Dog Grill on October 9 at 7 pm. Reservations are strongly suggested 209-572-2341. On October 11, the Black Hearts Market returns to the Queen Bean Coffee House from 6-10 pm featuring a roster of musicians including MAMA Winner Melynda Rodriguez and MAMAMnee Koala and the Golden Boy. Indie Artist, Candace Lamb will perform at Most Wanted Wine in Oakdale from 6:309:30 pm. Deva Cafe is keeping a calendar full of acoustic music and theater. On October 4 and 5 the Deva Players present Laundry and

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By Patty Castillo Davis Bourbon and Lone Star at 7 pm. Ticket info 209-572-3382 Live Music Saturdays include Tim and Patty on 10/5 and an acoustic morning with A Gathering of the Vibes on 10/26. Sunday Breakfast Music includes Candace Lamb on 10/13 and Seth D Baker on 10/27. All music starts at 10 am. Enjoy artistic renditions performed by MAMA Winner Mattea Overstreet at Surla’s fine restaurant on 10/12 and 10/26 from 6-9 pm. Patty Castillo Davis, Valley Talent Project Original Composition Winner performs her genre-bending songs at the Modesto Certified Farmer’s Market on 10/3, Tri Tippery in Ballico on 10/4, Lo-fi Cocktail Lounge on 10/6 and 10/20, and the Modesto Sampler on 10/8. Bring the entire family to the Dia De Los Muertos celebration on Saturday, October 19 in downtown Modesto. This free event runs from 11 to 8 pm with two stages full of music. Come enjoy the culture, dancing, swag, car show, procession and pageant. Sending huge admiration to Shella Joiner, Ceres Business Owner at Sharky and Mella’s Custom Decor for co-producing a series of listening concerts in her new venue with me. Please stay tuned for more info on dates and artists.

By Earl Matthews

Hello everyone, I hope you are as happy as I am for the cooler temperatures. October is my favorite month seeing as how it’s is also my birth month, I plan on having a lot of fun and I hope you will join in. Blues guitarist Maxx Cabello Jr. is playing at Black Oak Casino on the 4th. We are hosting a special event at Seasons on the 5th called Artist to Artist. This event is intended to raise money to help out local artists in need. The line up is The Galvans, Gravel & Grace and Bill Clifton’s Chicken and Whisky Band. It’s $10 to get in and there will be food and drinks available. In Stockton on the 5th, you can catch local rhythm & blues queen Gloria T and Innervision at Whirlow’s Grilled and Chopped. Gloria and the boys put on a

heck of a show. Los Lobos are going to be performing at the Gallo Center on the 10th, they are East Los Angeles Royalty and one of my all-time favorite bands. The Mama Award Show is live streaming on the 15th. If you want to get in on the fun you can come out to the afterparty at Ralston’s Goat where the High St. Blues Band will be hosting a jam. Poorhouse Millionaires are going to be back at Ralston’s on the 18th for a night of blues and roots music on the patio. Laurie Morvan is taking her brand of blues-rock to Black Oak Casino on the 18th. She is one of the hardest working women in the blues these days and should be a great time. Gravel & Grace is proud to be performing at the Concert On The Hill in Oakdale at the Living Hope Christion Fellowship on Oct 25th. This event is in support of VisionVestors who do a lot of work in third world countries around clean water and housing orphans. This show is $20 and includes a BBQ dinner. That’s all for this month friends, I hope to see you at a show.

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Feels like the First Time

By Efren Martinez Just recently I had the pleasure to speak with original band member Rick Wills in regards to Foreigner’s DOUBLE VISION: THEN AND NOW upcoming concert series with both original band members and the current line up. Having grown up listening to Foreigner it was by far one of the most enjoyable interviews I’ve done in a long while, you might even say it felt like the first time I did my first interview so many years ago. It made me feel Hot Blooded once again. On October 12th, Foreigner takes the stage at Black Oak Casino in Tuolumne, CA. Please click this link to read my full interview. http://www.modestoview.com/foreigner-then-and-now/

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3rd - Ava Grace Duo at Tresetti’s 5th - Artist To Artist at Season’s Featuring Gravel & Grace, The Galvans and Bill Clifton’s Chicken and Whisky Band. $10, 21+ 25th - Concert On The Hill at Living Hope Christian Fellowship in Oakdale. $20 includes BBQ Dinner and Music by Gravel & Grace Get your tickets now for November 9th, Veterans Day Weekend show at the Sonora Fairgrounds featuring Bluesbox Bayou Band, Gravel & Grace and the John Clifton Blues Band. $15 in advance $20 at the door and Vets get in for $10 no matter when they buy tickets.

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If you luv music you’re gonna love this... By Eric Benson

Fall is in the air and yes we are ready for the changing of the season. Cooler weather in store and no longer sweating in places I did not know I had places. Take a cool walk to our farmer’s market Thursdays and Saturdays for music as well as locally grown veggies. Hope to see you out and about for the lowdown in the downtown. The Blue Monday Party returns October 14th to the Barkin’ Dog Grill with special guest Caribbean Steel Drum virtuoso Ross McGinnis out of the Caribbean island of Ripon California. We will be playing some Soca, Caribbean standards as well as pop and Latin. House Band with; Johnny Valdes Guitar, Conrad Johnson vocals & Bass, John Adey Bass, Drums Dave Hawks, horn section Raul Slaps Bone, Kevin Marin Trumpet and Keys David Dow and Eric Benson. Call ahead the Dog for best seating at the Dog. The new season for the Gallo in is with diverse offering; Oct 3rd Jen Hatmaker, Oct 9th LOS LOBOS, and Oct 10th Get the Led Out. Critic’s choice goes see Los Lobos, one

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of the hardest working bands from Tex Mex, to Rock to Texas Blues. They never disappoint, got my box tickets already! And the Barkin’ Dog Grill, one of my favorite family friendly venues continues with some live music coming at you in October; 5th Mark Mascenti, 12th Larry Stewart & David Dow, 8th Tuesday Poetry with Stella, 9th Patty Davis & Steve Ashman, 14th Blue Monday Party with Eric Benson Presents, 17th Art Walk with David Dow Jazz. The rest of dates to be announced check out: WWW.barkindoggrill. com My partner in crime on the music scene the best host with the most-ess on the band stand, Dave Dow hosts the Jazz Jam session with friends every Thursday night 7 to 10 PM. West Side Theatre: Saturday, October 19: Sound Reasoning. Reggae Rock with Blazing Brass, & Saturday, October 26: Long Time - A tribute to the music of Boston. Doors open 7:0O. Check out the West Side Theater at: www.westsidetheatre.org And the Fruit Yard out on Yosemite Ave

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COMEDY VIEW Hello, hello, hello. It’s October! The month I get a haircut, a new dress

MAMA HA HA By Felicia Aleman

and shave my legs because it’s the MAMA Awards. (look literally anywhere else in this magazine if you need to know what the MAMA awards are). Always one to find a way to get out of writing my column, I asked this years’ MAMAnees to give me a statement for undecided voters. Surprisingly, there is very little that needs to be redacted. Also, everyone on this list is funny. I don’t want to look for a thesaurus to find synonyms. Jacob Blaeser is the only first-time MAMAnee. “Take nothing seriously, because it’s all made up and everyone is faking it...” He’s so deep... A.J. DeMello is a sunshine-y kind of guy so this is exactly what we expect from him: “I’ll be dead in a year. Vote for the other guy”. Don’t worry, Readers, I have known A.J. for like 3 years and he’s been dying in a year the whole time. Taylor Evans gave this heartfelt quote: “Vote for A.J.”. Nick Larson kept it short “Why wasn’t I nominated last year? <REDACTED> Rhoda D. Ramone is not my favorite comic on this list because I do not play favorites.

“Let me quote the lategreat Colonel Sanders, who said...”I’m too drunk to taste this chicken.’” Jason Sohm gives us this: “I don’t care I already won a Sohmie” For those who aren’t familiar, a Sohmie is an award Jason gives himself that strongly resembles a Pabst tall can and pack of smokes. Insane Wayne didn’t give me a statement, but he’s probably working, because he is a busy guy! The next 2 MAMAnees have each won before. Anthony Krayenhagen aka Anthony K. Short and simple: “I’ll be headlining the Gallo Center for the Arts November 14, 2020” Chris Teicheira has a message I think many can relate to. “Can someone give me a ride to the State Theatre? I have license issues” The last MAMA-nee is Jimmie Menezes. He is up for win number 3. Jimmie produces shows throughout the 209 including the foothills. Jimmie says: “I am proud to put smiles on the faces of a community that gets voted as ‘one of the most miserable places to live every year in national polls. If laughter is the best medicine, our area needs it most of all and I deliver in spades.” Vote for MAMA! www.modestoareamusic.com/vote

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FIT VIEW Great Weather For Cycling By Efren Martinez

We’ve had a mild summer this year,

which in turn has steered me more to riding my bike instead of running. It’s no secret that running is one of the most high-impact and strenuous exercises you can do to your joints versus any other exercise. This is why I’ve really enjoyed cycling more last summer. Over the next two months, the weather will get even better for cycling before the freezing cold winter and rain comes into play. On October 12th The Stanislaus County Bicycle Club has their yearly Golden Hills Century. This year’s event will be starting earlier at (7:30 a.m.) for the Century and Metric Century. There will be free parking for the first 50 cars, a continental breakfast, and a new route map for easier to follow turn by turn directions, ham radio support, SAG Wagons, and a post-ride meal. Proceeds in part to help The Second Harvest Food Bank along with Safety Advocacy in Stanislaus County. If you’re a cyclist enthusiast, you know all about this event as well as where and when the local weekly rides take place. One of my personal favorite rides is the 30-mile loop to Valley Home from Modesto. It’s a great bike ride and I’m always thrilled to not only see many other cyclists on the road to and from but also who I might meet up with at one of the most popular rest stops in Valley Home; “The Valley Home Shopping Center” AKA The Valley Home General Store. All kidding aside, it’s always a cool surprise who you just might run into there as I recently did running into these two handsome cycling “Casanovas.”

With that being said, I’d also like to remind all of my cycling friends on some safety tips that I use on my own bike rides. First of all I always let my family know when I’m going for a ride and the route and I always use the road ID app on my phone. The application tracks your ride and will notify your loved ones if you’ve stopped and have not moved for more than 5 minutes. I

SAMPLER VIEW Downtown Sampler 19 – October 8

The Downtown Modesto Sampler is back with a wonderful evening of food, drinks, music and incredible people strolling the streets of downtown Modesto. You’ll sample food from over 25 downtown area restaurants, plus enjoy local bands, the ambience of downtown Modesto, strolling musicians, lots of your friends and free shuttle service within the downtown area. Of course, we recommend stopping for some cocktails and visiting when you can. Online tickets must be redeemed at the Downtown Improvement District for an official wristband after September 20th from 10-4 Tix also available at the Downtown Improvement District’s office at 1022 J Street. October 8 – 5:50 – 9 pm Purchase tix: www.modestosampler.com More info: 209-529-9303

also use a GoPro camera. This camera mounts on top of my helmet to remind drivers that they are being recorded. It keeps us all a bit safer. As far as my cycling outfit goes I include as much neon brightness as I can wear. In fact my cycling outfit has actually been compared to a cross between a Cal Trans uniform and some of Madonna’s 1980’s video neon outfits. I am florescent! Even with all that, it’s still no guarantee that I might not fall into an accident so I always wear one of the most powerful protections in faith I have to keep me safe, my grandmothers Escapulario. For more information on this years’ Golden Hills Century please visit www.stancobike. wildapricot.org/

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ALL AGES VIEW Happy September Modesto! By Sofia Johnson

I recently had the pleasure of visiting our beautiful McHenry Museum. In the heart of downtown Modesto, stands one of the most historical structures of our city. I had the opportunity to sit down and learn about the museum from the knowledgeable and friendly docent, Jacquelyn Wooldridge. She told us all about the building’s rich history and architecture. The McHenry Museum actually began as Modesto’s first public library. Oramil McHenry willed $20,000 for this specific purpose once he had passed. The doors to this wonderful facility first opened to the public on May 1, 1912. Eventually, the modern Stanislaus County Library opened a block away, leaving the original

library building vacant. In 2003, through the efforts of local volunteers, the former library became what is now the McHenry Museum for everyone to enjoy once again. I encourage everyone to take the time to learn about all what the museum has to offer. The various exhibits have so much to learn about. From agriculture to Native American culture to the construction of the railroad, Modesto’s history is on full display. Not only does this amenity serve as enjoyment for the public, the museum can also be a resource for students. If you have a paper to write on the California Gold Rush or you want to impress your teacher with a report on the history of irrigation districts, check out the McHenry Museum. Because I have an interest in art and culture, my favorite display is of the Native American jewelry and basketwork. And you have to see the display of how a classroom looked 100 years ago! So, the next time you’re at the Saturday farmers market or looking for inspiration on your next research project, check it out, it’s free! But don’t forget that it is still local volunteers that keep the museum alive so donations are always appreciated :) The museum is open Tuesday through Sunday from 12:00pm to 4:00pm

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tion we know, deep down that we are not making a wise choice. What to do? We will have to have By Mary Layton self-discipline and faith in what is our goal in life. Having conviction in one’s goal will Generally speaking temptation is conhelp get through a period of temptation. nected to desire. I want something, crave Knowing what you want and working it, think about it. toward it isn’t always easy but we cannot Whatever one desires, a relationship, an allow our desires to distract us. Someexciting experience, some kind of fantastimes life and our wellbeing depends on tic adventure, a nice car, candy or lots it and can affect others. of money in the bank, when something To practice discipline go to : taichifrom the outside triggers that desire one 4modesto.com , or call (209) 572-4518 may be tempted to act on it. Once one for more info gives into temptation people become distracted from their goals in life. Let’s say I have to get up early to get to my job. I’m invited to a party but if I go I know I’m going to be up all night. I will be tired and not as productive at work. Following what is fun is a distraction or even devastation of my initial goal. Temptation seldom leads to benefit. On the other hand, for someone whose choice in life is built on having fun no matter what, the question of temptation is not an issue. When we act on tempta-

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to say hello to the season with falling temperatures and a pricey holiday (Hey there, Halloween). Although it would seems the savings might be hard to come by, Ms. M is here to insist: it’s not so. There are so many reasons to love the Fall season. It’s like nature putting on the brakes and encouraging us to the do the same with all things including our finances. Fall in love with the leaves changing while you save on the essential Fall activities. Downtown Modesto welcomes back the DOMO Walls mural festival on October 4th with 7 new international artists to install seven new GIANT murals. Come out and watch them create live at the community event, DoMo First Fridays. Enjoy the vibe of music, vendors, food and more with your community at this free market event. Info: www.domopartnership.org The colors of Fall also bring the return of the 9thAnnual Fall Harvest Festival and

Car show on October 12th. Celebrating almost a decade in downtown Modesto, this family friendly event is a great place to enjoy a celebrating the Harvest. From 10am-4pm the downtown area is transformed into all things harvest including a pumpkin patch, petting zoo, crafting, homemade goods, local food & entertainment and the great classic cars of the past. Downtown Plaza 10thstreet between K&I streets. Info: 209-581-5036 Race into Halloween with a fun run on October 26th at East LaLoma Park. Modesto Shadow Chase Running Club is hosting the event to benefit TRM Student training for the Modesto Marathon. Runners are encouraged to run in costumes with prizes awarded to best in show. No pre-registration is required. Race day sign ups start at 7:30am and the run begins at 8:30am. Families and kiddos are encouraged to come. There will be informal run and kid zone will be set up with games and prizes. East La Loma Park. Info: https://shadowchase.org/event/halloween-fun-run-3/ Halloween evening isn’t just for trick or treating it’s for some major glowing up. Elevate Community Yoga is hosting Glow in the Dark Yoga on Halloween invites you to come share your glowiest outfit for an evening of Glowga. The 75-minute practice includes glowsticks in addition to accompanying musical sounds. Arrive early to paint your skin to heighten your visual awareness and glow for it. 7:30pm-9:00pm. Donation suggested: $20. Members: $10. Elevate Yoga 899 W. Roseburg’ Modesto 95350. Info: https:// www.elevatecommunityyoga.com/

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CALENDAR VIEW Enjoy Modesto Night Life! Halloween and Harvest Fun 9/27 10/27(Fri-Sun) Boomers Halloween Horror 9/27-10/31 Pumpkin Patch & Corn Maze RAM Farms Turlock 9/28-10-31 Pumpkin Maze Dell’Osso Family Farms 9/28/10/31 Pumpkin Patch and Corn Maze at Dutch Hollow Farms 10/04-10/3(Fri-Sat) Haunted Jail at Amador Courthouse, Jackson 10/04-11/02(Fri-Sun) Ranch of Horrors Stanislaus County Fair 10/04-11/02(Fri-Sun) Snellings Beyond the Gates at Merced County Fair 10/04 Oktoberfest at Centre Plaza Parking Lot 10/05-06 Manteca Pumpkin Fair, Liberty Park Manteca 10/05 Higbee Autism Scare 2936 Veneman Dr 10/5-27(Sat/Sun) Harvest Haunt Express Railtown 1897 Jamestown 10/07 Vendor Bingo at the Fruit Yard 10/11 Halloween Carnival at Coleman F Brown 10/11-26(Fri-Sat) & 31st Higbee Horror Haunts 10/12 Halloween Pub Crawl in Downtown Modesto 10/12 Harvest Festival and Car Show in Downtown Modesto 10/12 Oktoberfest Sacred Hearts School Patterson 10/12-13 Bloomingcamp Ranch Harvest Festival Oakdale 10/12-13 34rd Annual Harvest Festifall Columbia 10/16 Halloween Carshow at Velvet Creamery 10/18-19 CWB Dracula at Gallo Center 10/18-19 Downtown Turlock Ghost Walk 10/19 Walnut Fall Carnival Turlock 10/19 Fall Festival & Trunk or Treat at Calvary Lutheran 10/19 Wicked Wine Stroll, Lodi 10/19 Witch Walk in Downtown Murphys 10/19 Dia de Los Muertos 10th Street Plaza 10/19 The Walking Dead in Downtown Sonora 10/19 Halloween Party at Dragonfly AFL 10/19 Harvest Festival at Indigeny Reserve, Sonora 10/20 Dracula at the State Theatre 10/23 Shaun of the Dead at the State Theatre 10/24 Modesto Boo-ling Tournament at McHenry Bowl 10/25 Trunk or Treat Freedom Elementary School 10/25 Rocky Horror Picture Show at the State Theatre 10/25 Trunk or Treat in 10th Street Plaza

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Between H & I Streets on 16th St near the library. Thurs & Sats 8am-1pm (March through December) Kaiser Medical Center, 4601 Dale Road, Thurs 8am-2pm (year-round)

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Main St. between Palm and Center on Sats, 8am-1pm (May through Oct)

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Downtown Oakdale, on North Third St, Weds 5pm-8pm (May-Sept)

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Open Early!

Many restaurants start serving dinner early so that you can get a nice meal in before the shows and movies that begin at 7 or 7:30.

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Open Late!

Downtown Modesto is the place to be late Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights. There is live music every night of the week in one of our great clubs or restaurants. After the show, stop and enjoy a nightcap.

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There are parking garages at 9th and L Street, 11th and K Street, 11th and I Street and 12th and H Street. Parking is close to all restaurants!

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DoMo Walls

Downtown Modesto continues to be an amazing place to create and showcase public art. Peer Recovery’s John Black started the run with the ‘32 Deuce Coupe at 13th and J painted by Aaron Vickery a.k.a FASM. Chris Murphy joined in and they created Classic Community Murals to celebrate Modesto’s “Classic Graffiti” history teaming again with Vickery, legendary street rod airbrusher Tom “Giant” Nye, local artist Hocus and the world renowned Ella Yates and others, creating 7 more. Murals in MoTown, began a series based on the “Pillars of Modesto”, and launched with a beautiful mural of hometown hero Royal Robbins on Camp 4 and then the beautiful “Corazon Del Valle” mural on Dewz by Francisco Franco and a series of others. The DoMo Walls International Challenge, hosted by Aaron Vickery has taken mural art to a new level. The 1st outing was created on the 100-foot wall of the Chartreuse Muse and has attracted a lot of visitors. This year, the International Challenge continues on the other side of the 10th St Alley with 7 more artists. Beginning Oct 2 – Oct 4 there will be a massive painting project with the unveiling on Saturday morning Oct 5 and a bike tour of many of the downtown murals. ModestoView has been a proud supporter of all of the mural projects in town and we believe that great public art that celebrates the good in our community will be something that attracts not only our own residents, but people from around the world. This is something that we can all do, that will move the needle on our desire to “Serve Civic Pride Daily”. We can do this in many ways.

Please check out the DoMo Walls project. www.facebook. com/events/377742126230227/ Learn more at: www.facebook.com/classiccommunitymurals www.facebook.com/muralsinmotown www.facebook.com/DoMo-Walls-344315646491545/

Go Downtown Modesto The Peace Officer Memorial Group of Stanislaus County (POMG) was formed. The primary

goals of this run is to raise funds to educate the public about officers who die in the line of duty, to support and assist the families of fallen officers, and to raise public awareness of the Stanislaus County, State and National memorials for fallen officers. Please join our community for a a fun run for a great cause. www.peaceofficermemorialrun.com/ October 6, 7 am 11th and I St. Downtow Modesto

Go Downtown Modesto Le Cirque at the State

The fabulous historic State Theatre is celebrating 85 years and is the last great movie house in Modesto. Keeping it in tip top form is a community priority. The State will be hosting an amazing and wonderful fundraiser that will be sure to amaze, from acrobatics, ringleaders and of course some magic, music and a fantastic meal by John Surla. Join MC/ringmasters Sam Pierstorff and Brian Gini as you enjoy an auction and amazing feats of skill. This year, The State will be opening a new smaller theatre called the Jewell and continuing renovations. Get your tix or sponsor a table at www.thestate.org It will sell out so act quickly to help the State. October 12 6 pm 1307 J Street Modesto 209-527-4697

ZYDECO DANCE PARTY SATURDAY OCT 26th, 2019

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