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TUESDAY, APRIL 1Karaoke, 9pm,Jeanie’s Dirty Martini,4360 Lincoln Ave.,

714-826-0570

Cochino ComedyShow, 9pm, TheStarting Gate, 5052

Katella Ave., 562-598-8957

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2Wednesdays at thePlaza, 5:30pm, St.Isidore Historical

Plaza, 10961 Reagan St.

WMIG? BeethovenString Quartet,7:30pm, Cerritos

Center for the PerformingArts, 562-916-8500

Terry Wollman feat.Melanie Taylor,7:30pm, Spaghettini,

3005 Old Ranch Pkwy, 562-296-2199

Explanation of Location Symbols

City of Cerritos

City of Huntington Beach

Community ofRossmoor

City of Long Beach

City of Seal Beach

City of Buena Park

Community of Sunset Beach

City ofCypress

City of Los Alamitos

City ofWestminster

City ofGarden Grove

City ofLa Palma

Mobile app SimpleDeal has announcedthe successful launch of their nationallytargeted SimpleDeal Indiegogo Campaign.The app successfully launchedin Long Beach California for iOS,and is now steadilydisseminating to other US cities.When searching for a restaurantto dine at app users can simplypoint their phone at anyrestaurant of choice and tap toshow that restaurant’s deals andofferings for that day.

To read about SimpleDeal atIndiegogo, visitwww.indiegogo.com and typeSimpleDeal in the search box inthe upper right corner.

The SimpleDeal Indiegogo Campaign willrun for the duration of 60 days with afundraising goal of $100,000 that will enablethe SimpleDeal team to further develop theapp for Android devices, enhance therestaurant portal to enable restaurants waysto provide a better experience for consumers,and build out user-centric features within theapp so that consumers can be rewarded forsupporting restaurants. Supporters are able tocontribute to the campaign in varyingamounts from $1 for a thank you, to $20 for aSmiley T Shirt, and fun packages like "Passthe Love" for $75 where your favorite

restaurant is listed on the platform free for 3months. Additional fun and innovativeofferings within the Indiegogo campaign

include $175 to "Snuggle withSmiley" as a Plush, or $10,000as a game changing "CitySponsor" where the contributionwill pay for all the restaurantswithin their chosen city to belisted on the platform free for 3months.

"SimpleDeal is made for thesmall guys. The restaurantindustry is the second largestindustry within the US and 70%of it is made up of smallbusiness owners who only ownone restaurant, which means it's

their livelihood," states SimpleDeal AppFounder and CEO James McKinney."Restaurants cannot afford to throw theirprofits away after they are forced to discountthem. Our app promotes community andsmall business growth."

The SimpleDeal App is 100% free to users.Participating restaurants have a fee of $39.00per month to list with the app with the abilityto load in as many deals as they would likeand change out deals daily. SimpleDeal doesnot hit restaurant profit margins by taking achunk of sales or force restaurants to discounttheir food.

SimpleDeal mobile app promotes small restaurants


Siesta Soul DanceParty, 8pm, TheStarting Gate, 5052

Katella Ave., 562-598-8957

THURSDAY, APRIL 3Country Thursdays,6pm, Schooner atSunset, 16821 Pacific

Coast Hwy., 562-592-2121

Derek Bordeaux,7:30pm, KobeSteakhouse, 3001

Old Ranch Pkwy, 562-596-9969

DW3, 8pm,Spaghettini, 3005Old Ranch Pkwy,

562-296-2199

King Trivia, 8pm,Hennessey’s Grill, 143Main St., (562) 598-

6456

Salsa Thursdays,9pm, The StartingGate, 5052 Katella

Ave., 562-598-8957

FRIDAY, APRIL 4Fish Bake Dinner, 3-10pm, St. HedwigParish, 11482 Los

Alamitos Blvd., 562-296-9000

Lenten Fish Fry,6pm, St. IrenaeusParish, 5201

Evergreen, 714-826-0760

Kimo, 6pm, RobbyArmstrong Band,9pm, Don the

Beachcomber, 16278 PacificCoast Hwy., 562-592-1321

Shark LagoonNights, 6pm,Aquarium of the

Pacific, 100 Aquarium Wy.,562-590-3100

Blue Machine, 8pm,Kobe Steakhouse,3001 Old Ranch

Pkwy, 562-596-9969

MagdalenaChovancova &Three style, 8pm,

Spaghettini, 3005 Old RanchPkwy, 562-296-2199

SATURDAY, APRIL 540th Annual RunSeal Beach, SealBeach Community

Center, 151 Marina Drive.,www.runsealbeach.com

InternationalChildren’s Day, 9am-5pm, Aquarium of

the Pacific, 100 AquariumWy., 562-590-3100

Karaoke, 3pm, JasonArimoto, 6pm, CatReed & Back Alley,

9pm, Don the Beachcomber,16278 Pacific Coast Hwy.,562-592-1321

Boxcar 7, 8pm, KobeSteakhouse, 3001Old Ranch Pkwy,

562-596-9969

Michael Paulo, 8pm,Spaghettini, 3005Old Ranch Pkwy,

562-296-2199

Reunion of the Doo-Wop Stars, 8pm,Cerritos Center for the

Performing Arts, 562-916-8500

Live DJ/ReggaeBand, 8pm, Jeanie’sDirty Martini, 4360

Lincoln Ave., 714-826-0570

SUNDAY, APRIL 6InternationalChildren’s Day, 9am-5pm, Voices on the

Veranda, 7pm, Aquarium of


DW3 & 94.7 TheWave, brunch, DarrylWilliams, 7pm,


Karaoke, 3pm,Reggae Sundays,3pm, Don the


Country Karaoke,6:30pm, The StartingGate, 5052 Katella

Ave., 562-598-8957


EASTER SunDAy SERviCESHoly Cross Lutheran Church4321 Cerritos Ave., Cypress 90630f

Holy Faith Church6269 Ball Rd., Cypress 90630

Holy Family Church13900 Church Pl., Seal Beach 9074

Knott Avenue Christian Church315 S Knott Ave.,Anaheim 92804

Los Alamitos Seventh Day AdventistChurch4921 Katella Ave.,Cypress 90630

Miracle Land Korean Baptist Church4371 Cerritos Ave., Cypress 90630

Mount Calvary Lutheran Church5895 Ball Rd., Cypress 90630

Orange County Christian Church4872 Bishop St. Cypress 90630

Redeemer Lutheran Church13564 Saint Andrews Dr., Seal Beach 90740

SeaCoast Grace Church5100 Cerritos Ave., Cypress 90630

St. Andrew's Anglican Catholic Church4050 Katella Ave., Los Alamitos 90720

St. Hedwig Catholic Church11482 Los Alamitos Blvd Los Alamitos 90720

St. Irenaeus Catholic Church5201 Evergreen Ave., Cypress 90630

West Cypress Church5471 Cerritos Ave., Cypress90630

Zion Central PresbyterianChurch5271 Lincoln Ave., Cypress

906300

Assumption Greek Orthodox Church5761 East Colorado St., Long Beach 90814

Bay Shore Community CongregationalUnited Church of Christ5100 e Toledo, Long Beach 90803

Bethlehem Lutheran Church3352 Katella Ave., Los Alamitos 90720

California Heights United MethodistChurch3759 Orange Ave., Long Beach 90807

Calvary Chapel of Cypress5202 Lincoln Ave., Cypress 90630

Calvary Chapel Los Alamitos3021 Blume Dr., Los Alamitos 90720

Church of Christ in Cypress9771 Walker St., Cypress 90630

Community Congregational United Church of Christ4111 Katella Ave., Los Alamitos 90720

Cottonwood Church4505 Katella Ave. Los Alamitos 90720

Cypress Church6143 Ball Rd., Cypress 90630

First Baptist Church of Los Alamitos4000 Green Ave. Los Alamitos 90720

First Southern Baptist Church of Cypress9131 Watson Str., Cypress 90630

Good Shepherd PresbyterianChurch11600 Los Alamitos Blvd., Los Alamitos 90720

Grace Community Church ofSeal Beach138 8th St., Seal Beach 90740

Seal Beach will showcase 600+ vintagecars, hot rods, custom cars, antiques, andcelebrity appearances, and the 27th AnnualSeal Beach Classic Car Show! The eventpromises to be the biggest and best yet —free and open to the public, with ample freeparking at the Naval Weapons Station inSeal Beach, with pedestrian and shuttleaccess. The show is taking place Saturday,April 26, 2014 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on MainStreet in Old Town Seal Beach.

Over 30,000 attendees ranging fromfamilies and friends to extreme autoenthusiasts will spend the day viewing over600 vintage cars in 26 classes at this judgedevent.

“We are thrilled to have James Bell, Headof Consumer Affairs for General Motors, asour Master of Ceremonies,” announcedVince Bodiford, Chair of the event and VicePresident of the Seal Beach Chamber ofCommerce.

Festivities include live music throughoutthe day from bands on three stages, fun andinteresting vendor and nostalgic displays, aPinewood Derby, celebrity appearances,Seal Beach Lion’s pancake breakfast andhotdog lunch and an all new People’sChoice Award. The show will be nationallybroadcast on two networks - VelocityNetwork "Lokar Classic Car Series," and"Dream Rides," on MAT Network. Master's

Gear up for California’s largestbeachfront classic car show!

Entertainmentis producing the two televised segments.

Special features include a pair of HelmsBakery wagons, IHRA Hall of Famer KentFuller’s Bonneville Streamliner, NHRADragster/Funnycar “Cacklefest” at the pier,drag racing stars, famed car builder GaryWales with his 1919 La Bestioni, a 2015Chevrolet Corvette Stingray Convertible, a2015 Cadillac ELR and a special Policevehicle display that is sure to be a real treat.

Seal Beach Cub Scout Pack 116 will hosta Pinewood Derby at the Pier from 11 a.m. to1 p.m. All preteen girls and boys are invited tothe derby race. Official kits are at KnockKnock Toy Store on Main Street in SealBeach. Trophies will be awarded for thewinners, with a $100 savings bond if theDerby winner can beat the ChamberPresident’s car.

The 27th Annual Seal Beach Classic CarShow is an official event of the Seal BeachChamber of Commerce and could not beproduced without the support of generoussponsors, including Original Parts Group,City of Seal Beach, Sun Newspapers,Russo & Steele Collector Car Auctions,Back in the Day Classics, Crevier ClassicCars, Glory Days Beachside Grill, andAnytime Fitness. For more information aboutthe Seal Beach Classic Car Show, visitSealBeachChamber.Org.


MONDAY, APRIL 7Karaoke & OpenMic, 7pm, TheStarting Gate, 5052

Katella Ave., 562-598-8957

Monday ComedyBash, 8:30pm,Schooner at Sunset,

16821 Pacific Coast Hwy., 562-592-2121


714-826-0570


Katella Ave., 562-598-8957



Morgan James,7:30pm, Spaghettini,3005 Old Ranch

Pkwy, 562-296-2199


Katella Ave., 562-598-8957


Coast Hwy., 562-592-2121




562-296-2199


6456


Ave., 562-598-8957

The Orange County School of the Arts(OCSA) announced at its 2014 Gala "OneNight Only," held on March 22, the publiclaunch of its Masterpiece in the Makingcapital campaign to raise funds for thecompletion of the school campus.

“I have been honored to be a part of theOCSA family for well over a decade. Makinga difference in the lives of children is apersonal mission, and developing the arts inOrange County is a legacy I've carried onfrom my parents, Hal and JeanetteSegerstrom,” says Campaign Co-ChairSandy Segerstrom Daniels. “OCSAcombines both of these in an amazingeducational environment, and provides oneof the strongest academic programs inCalifornia. It is a remarkable community ofstudents… I am so excited about the growthof this incredible school and I hope you willjoin me in supporting our Masterpiece in theMaking.”

For the first time in the school's history,OCSA will build a new facility on the SantaAna campus rather than using repurposedcommercial buildings.

As OCSA moves forward with the finalstage of its campus master plan, the $20million expansion will focus on:

Constructing a 60,000-square-foot•Instructional Center, including 7 state-of-the-art science labs, 14 dance studios,instrumental music and choir rehearsalfacilities, 16 practice rooms, dressing roomsand storageCreating a central quad and outdoor stage•with landscaped and hardscaped areas,where students can create, study,collaborate and showcase their talentBuilding a new double-lane student pick-•up/drop-off area to improve access to allcampus destinationsContinuing capital equipment acquisition•

and technology improvements for allprograms, including the Film & Televisionand Digital Media conservatoriesCompleting the campus integration plan•by unifying and beautifying all theexterior facility elements to create asecure and attractive urban campusExpanding the Program Excellence Fund•to attract and retain the best arts andacademic faculty; increase professionaldevelopment; expand the guest artists/master teachers program; and invest inenhanced technology and instructionalresourcesOCSA continues to experience a record

number of student applications each year –receiving thousands of applications for just afew hundred openings.

“Since 1987, with the support of thecommunity, OCSA has continued to growfrom a small after-school arts program intoone of the premier arts schools in thenation,” says OCSA founder and executivedirector Ralph S. Opacic, Ed.D. “We havebeen working on a strategic campus masterplan which expands the school’s footprintand further enriches the school’sinstructional programs. Our students deservean enhanced campus environment thatmatches the commitment and passion theybring to OCSA. I am thrilled to announce thisMasterpiece in the Making campaign whichwill achieve these goals.”

The campaign has raised $9.5 million ofthe $20 million needed and construction ofthe project is scheduled to begin in summer2014 with completion in summer 2015.

For additional information about thecapital campaign, please visitwww.ocsamasterpiece.net or contactCatherine Michaels, senior director ofdevelopment, at 714-560-0900, ext. 5532 [email protected].

OC School of the Arts launches capital campaign

FRIDAY, APRIL 1140th Annual LongBeach Grand Prix,300 East Ocean

Blvd., www.gplb.com

Fish Bake Dinner, 3-10pm, St. HedwigParish, 11482 Los

Alamitos Blvd., 562-296-9000

Lenten Fish Fry,6pm, St. IrenaeusParish, 5201

Evergreen, 714-826-0760

Kimo, 6pm, SwankBastards, 9pm, Donthe Beachcomber,

16278 Pacific Coast Hwy.,562-592-1321

Darryl Walker, 8pm,Spaghettini, 3005Old Ranch Pkwy,

562-296-2199

Upstream, 8pm,Kobe Steakhouse,3001 Old Ranch

Pkwy, 562-596-9969

SATURDAY, APRIL 1240th Annual LongBeach Grand Prix,300 East Ocean

Blvd., www.gplb.com

Arbor DayCelebration, 1pm,Evergreen Park, 9300

Moody St., 714-229-6780

Karaoke, 3pm, JasonArimoto, 6pm, HulaGirls, 9pm, Don the


Atlantic Crossing,8pm, KobeSteakhouse, 3001


Michael Lington,8pm, Spaghettini,3005 Old Ranch

Pkwy, 562-296-2199

Official BluesBrothers Revue,8pm, Cerritos Center

for the Performing Arts, 562-916-8500


Lincoln Ave., 714-826-0570

SUNDAY, APRIL 1340th Annual LongBeach Grand Prix,300 East Ocean

Blvd., www.gplb.com

The Spaghettini All-Stars, brunch, RustyJohnson, 7pm,




Afternoon WithGroucho, 3pm,Cerritos Center for the

Performing Arts, 562-916-8500

Rick Parma, 5pm,Kobe Steakhouse,

3001 Old RanchPkwy, 562-596-9969


Ave., 562-598-8957


Katella Ave., 562-598-8957




714-826-0570


Katella Ave., 562-598-8957



Dean Grech, 7:30pm,Spaghettini, 3005Old Ranch Pkwy,

562-296-2199


Katella Ave., 562-598-8957



Coast Hwy., 562-592-2121




562-296-2199


6456


Ave., 562-598-8957

FRIDAY, APRIL 18Shark LagoonNights, 6pm,Aquarium of the


Kimo, 6pm, Mai Tais,9pm, Don theBeachcomber, 16278

Pacific Coast Hwy., 562-592-1321

Pretzel Logic, 8pm,Spaghettini, 3005Old Ranch Pkwy,

562-296-2199

Blue Machine, 8pm,Kobe Steakhouse,3001 Old Ranch

Pkwy, 562-596-9969

SATURDAY, APRIL 19SpringEggstravaganza,8am, Henry

Boisseranc Park, 7520 DaleSt.

Spring Carnival,9am, LittleCottonwood Park,

4000 Farquhar Ave., 562-430-1073

Annual Easter Hunt& Family Fun Day,9am-2pm, Sports

Complex, 18002 GoldenwestSt., 714-960-8895

Spring Egg Hunt,10:30am, Oak KnollPark, 5700 Orange

Ave., 714-229-6780

Karaoke, 3pm, JasonArimoto, 6pm, RoadKill Kings, 9pm, Don

the Beachcomber, 16278Pacific Coast Hwy., 562-592-1321

Tyghtship, 8pm,Kobe Steakhouse,3001 Old Ranch

Pkwy, 562-596-9969

Incendio, 8pm,Spaghettini, 3005Old Ranch Pkwy,

562-296-2199


Lincoln Ave., 714-826-0570

What do yoga and the movie Silence ofthe Lambs have in common? Bach’sGoldberg Variations!

On Friday, April 4 at 7:30 p.m., LongBeach Camerata Singers will present thislandmark work at California Heights UnitedMethodist Church, performed by a stringtrio: Movses Pogossian, violin; GuillaumeSutre, violist; and Antonio Lysy, cellist.

A gift to an insomniac Count, the pieceopens with an aria followed by 30 variationsand ending with a reprise of the openingaria. The version that the trio will present on

Camerata Singers present Bach’s Goldberg VariationsApril 4 is a highly acclaimed transcription forstrings by Dmitry Sitkovetsky.

The concert also includes two preludesand fugues by Mozart that were inspired byBach: Prelude and Fugue in D Minor, andthe B Flat Major, after Bach’s 404a.

California Heights United MethodistChurch is located at 3759 Orange Ave. (justsouth of East Bixby Rd.) in Long Beach.

For more information or to purchasetickets, call 562-522-1045 or visitwww.longbeachcameratasingers.org.

SUNDAY, APRIL 20EASTER SUNDAY

Easter Breakfast,8:30-11am, Aquariumof the Pacific, 100

Aquarium Wy., 562-590-3100

Easter SundayBrunch, 9:30am-2:30pm, Queen

Mary, 1126 Queens Highway,562-499-1606

DW3 & 94.7 TheWave, brunch,Spaghettini, 3005





Ave., 562-598-8957


Katella Ave., 562-598-8957



TUESDAY, APRIL 22EARTH DAY

Arbor DayCelebration, 4:30pm,Central Park, 7821

Walker St., 714-690-3300

Karaoke, 9pm,Jeanie’s Dirty Martini,4360 Lincoln Ave.,

714-826-0570


Katella Ave., 562-598-8957



Gene-O Cole,7:30pm, Spaghettini,3005 Old Ranch

Pkwy, 562-296-2199


Katella Ave., 562-598-8957


Coast Hwy., 562-592-2121



Ronnie Gutierrez,8pm, Spaghettini,3005 Old Ranch

Pkwy, 562-296-2199


6456


Ave., 562-598-8957

FRIDAY, APRIL 25Shark LagoonNights, 6pm,Aquarium of the


Kimo, 6pm,Hulligans, 9pm, Donthe Beachcomber,

16278 Pacific Coast Hwy.,562-592-1321

Phil Denny, 8pm,Spaghettini, 3005Old Ranch Pkwy,

562-296-2199

Upstream, 8pm,Kobe Steakhouse,3001 Old Ranch

Pkwy, 562-596-9969


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Run Seal Beach is quickly approachingand the time to register is now! With over4,300 already registered and 300 kids for the1K Fun Run, both will likely cap out. Also,there are special discounts for our militaryfamilies and active duty. Be sure to reachout to the Run for those rates.

Race Director, Marc Loopesko said, “Weare thrilled with the community response.This year we have a strong platform ofsponsors, good registration numbers and ateam of volunteers second to none. We areexpecting the best run for our town for ourRuby Anniversary.”

Though the directors — Marc Loopesko,Elizabeth Kane and Seth Eaker — are theboard, in many ways the organizingcommittee makes it all work smoothly.Returning to run the Kids Fun Run & Zoneare Michelle Samuelson and Sue Dvonch.Working with Lauren Warfield, who hasbeen part of the Run since she did the KidsFun Run, they produce not only the mostamazing little run with a big heart, they alsokeep all the children entertained and safe.

Working closely with Marc are GregPhillips and Tim Kelsey. Greg works on thecourse set-up and break-down while Timmanages the Start line area. Workingtirelessly at the Finish Line is Jo Dawson,who announces the top finishers in eachage group. Often the Run is asked if there isa finisher medal — No,, but there will be aspecial commemorative item for the RubyAnniversary this year. Also, the Miss SealBeach and Miss Teen Seal Beach court willassist with the awards ceremony.

Coordinating from the police departmentis Sgt. Phil Gonshak, who has been a partof the Race for the last five years. Through along day for him and his family, he diligentlygives back to his town with his lovely wifeStephanie and their three children. He said,

Run Seal Beach 40th Ruby Anniversary: Who are we?“Though I am an employee of the City, I ammore happy to be a resident and proud tosay I am a member of the Run Seal Beachorganizing committee.”

Past Chamber President Deb Machenworks with Gina Phillips to produce andmanage the Vendor / Sponsor Village and T-shirt sales. Look for many of our sponsorsand vendors in Eisenhower Park. AnytimeFitness will execute the official warm-up forthe race and — thanks to the generosity ofDendreon, Energy Tubulars, Scan HealthPlan and our other sponsors — much of therace prior to the event is fully funded. As a100% volunteer produced, supported andexecuted event, the Run would not besuccessful if not for the City of Seal Beachand especially the volunteers who come outfrom the Lions Club and the Los AlamitosUnified School District – from booster clubsto students, teachers and parents.

This year, we will also have Pastor DonShoemaker and John Heideman singing theNational Anthem prior to the start of the race.Look for key remarks from Mayor ElleryDeaton and McGaugh Principal Dr. Gargas.Watch for more details, including streetclosures and neighborhood advisories.

Be sure to thank the volunteers! We alllove Seal Beach and helping thecommunity. We will all look for you at thestart line this year on April 5 at 8 a.m. If youhaven’t, be sure to secure your runner’s bibnow at www.RunSealBeach.com and keepan eye out for more information!


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SATURDAY, APRIL 26Earth DayCelebration, 9am-5pm, Aquarium of


Seal Beach 26thAnnual Classic CarShow, 9am-4pm,

Main St.,www.sealbeachchamber.org

International TikiMarketplace, 10am,Karaoke, 3pm, Jason

Arimoto, 6pm, RobbyArmstrong Band, 9pm, Donthe Beachcomber, 16278Pacific Coast Hwy., 562-592-1321

Diana: An Iconic Lifeof Style & Service,7:30pm, Queen

Mary, 1126 Queens Highway,877-342-0738

8tease, 8pm, KobeSteakhouse, 3001Old Ranch Pkwy,

562-596-9969

Brian Hughes, 8pm,Spaghettini, 3005Old Ranch Pkwy,

562-296-2199


Lincoln Ave., 714-826-0570

SUNDAY, APRIL 27Earth DayCelebration, 9am-5pm, Aquarium of


DW3 & 94.7 TheWave, brunch,Poncho Sanchez,

7pm, 9:30pm, Spaghettini,3005 Old Ranch Pkwy, 562-296-2199



Rick Parma, 5pm,Kobe Steakhouse,3001 Old Ranch

Pkwy, 562-596-9969


Ave., 562-598-8957

MONDAY, APRIL 28Queen Mary GolfClassic, 8am, VirginiaCountry Club, 4602

N. Virginia R., 562-499-1771

Karaoke & OpenMic, 7pm, TheStarting Gate, 5052

Katella Ave., 562-598-8957

Tom Kubis Big Band,8pm, Don theBeachcomber, 16278

Pacific Coast Hwy., 562-592-1321



TUESDAY, APRIL 29McAuliffe MiddleSchool Jazz Band,7pm, Spaghettini,

3005 Old Ranch Pkwy, 562-296-2199

20th AnniversarySeason Sneak Peak,7pm, Carpenter

Performing Arts Center, 6200Atherton St., 562-985-7000

Karaoke, 9pm,Jeanie’s Dirty Martini,4360 Lincoln Ave.,

714-826-0570


Katella Ave., 562-598-8957

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30Jason deCairesTaylor UnderwaterPhotography

Exhibition, 9am-5pm,Aquarium of the Pacific, 100Aquarium Wy., 562-590-3100

Wednesdays at thePlaza, 5:30pm, St.Isidore Historical


Gabriel Johnson,7:30pm, Spaghettini,3005 Old Ranch

Pkwy, 562-296-2199


Katella Ave., 562-598-8957


The date for the 34th annual CypressCommunity Festival has been set forSaturday, July 26, 2014. The public is invitedto attend this annual “birthday party” for theCity of Cypress. This huge event hasbecome a tradition in the community asfamilies, friends, and neighborscommemorate the date of incorporation ofCypress by enjoying the Festival.

The Festival is produced by a dedicatedgroup of volunteers known as the CypressCommunity Festival Association. This group

of about twenty community residents meetson the third Wednesday of each month fromJanuary through September to plan andproduce the celebration

Volunteer Coordinator Stacy Berry says:“Many volunteer opportunities are availablethroughout the year and local residents areencouraged to pitch in and assist with thetasks of obtaining Sponsors, promoting theFestival and organizing this exciting annualevent.”

Residents wishing tovolunteer may email:

[email protected] Cypress Community

Festival is held at Oak KnollPark located at 5700Orange Ave. Festival daybegins at 7 a.m. with theKiwanis Pancake Breakfast.Then there is the annual5K/10K run/walk which startsat 7:30 a.m. The Festivalgrounds are open from 9

a.m. to 5 p.m.Craft vendors from all over the Southland

bring their wares to sell and display. Crafters,artisans, non-profit groups and individualsdesiring booth space may email BoothChair Wanda Slade at:[email protected].

The Cypress Chamber of Commerceproduces the Festival Business Expo. Localmany companies, large and small, set upbooths at the Expo to share information withcommunity residents about their products

and services. Contact Ed Munson at theCypress Chamber for details by email at:[email protected] or youmay call the Chamber office at: 714-827-2430

The event is the largest one-day Festivalin Orange County and draws about 30,000visitors each year. Families will discoveractivities for all ages. There are food vendors,rides for the kids, game booths and clowns.

The annual classic car show draws alarge crowd. Every year there are manyparticipants in the hot and spicy chili cook-off and the salsa contest.

“We are looking forward to an excitingFestival again this year,” said Carol Fafara,the Festival Entertainment Chair.

There will be shows throughout the dayon four stages. Go Country 105 FM and theirstreet team will be on hand and there will bemany bands, artists, dancers and specialshows for kids.

Past Festivals have included appearances

Volunteers and sponsors needed for 2014 Cypress Community Festival on Saturday, July 26by Snoopy from Knott’s Berry Farm, a magicshow by Ronald McDonald, face-paintingclowns, and a police dog demonstration bythe Cypress Police Canine Unit. Local non-profit organizations have information boothsto let the community know about theiractivities and Festival visitors are invited tocheer for their favorite youth softball teams.

The Festival is free to the public and isdependent on sponsorship support from localcorporations, businesses and individuals. In2013 Sponsors included the law offices ofAleshire & Wynder, Republic Services, OrangeCounty Breeze, Go Country 105 FM, OrangeCounty Neighborhood Newspapers,UnitedHealthcare, Celebrations Party Rentals;

Hansen Auto Body and Paint, SouthlandCredit Union and more.

“We’re counting on you, our loyal businessowners, to help sponsor this year’s event by“Tipping the Cow” with your generousdonations”, said Development Chairs Mariaand Wayne Daniels. “Please contact us byemail at: [email protected].”

Information about the Cypress CommunityFestival, Business Expo, Car Show, and theChili and Salsa contest is available on theinternet at www.cypressfestival.com. Thecommunity is encouraged to follow theFestival on Facebook and Twitter. Informationis also available by phone at 714-886-9749 orby email at: [email protected].

Cypress Community Festival Sponsor Jean Koehler and Festival Association Vice-Chair Wanda Slade invitecommunity members and businesses to join them as volunteers and sponsors to help produce the 34thAnnual Festival set for Saturday, July 26, 2014 at Oak Knoll Park in Cypress, CA.

Courtesy photo.

The Festival is free to the public —dependent on sponsorship support from

local corporations, businesses and individuals.

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