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Association of the United States Army, Greater Los Angeles Chapter

2016 Army BallJoin the AUSA/GLAAC for the biggest Army social event InSouthern California, celebrating 241 years of service to the UnitedStates of America


SUNDAY, MAY 1Urban OceanFestival, Aquariumof the Pacific, 100

Aquarium Wy., 562-590-3100

Ticket to Ride,9am/10:30am, KobeSteakhouse, 3001

Old Ranch Pkwy, 562-596-9969

Farmers Market,10am, CypressCommunity Center,

5700 Orange Ave.

RossmoorCommunity Festival,10am, Rush Park,

3021 Blume Dr.,rossmoorfestival.com

DW3 & 94.7 TheWave, 11am, LACollective Jam

Session, 7pm, Spaghettini,3005 Old Ranch Pkwy, 562-296-2199s

Weekend of Art,12pm, Los AlamitosCommunity Center,

10911 Oak St., 562-430-1073

Arts & Lecture serieswith Jeff Corwin,2pm, Chapman

University, 1 University Dr.,714-997-6624

International CityTheatre presents AWalk in the Woods,

2pm, Beverly O’Neill Theater,300 E. Ocean Blvd., 562-436-4610

Mary Poppins, 2pm,Mainstage Theater,Golden West College,

15744 Goldenwest St.,gwctheater.com

Neil Moore, 2pm,Country Karaoke,6:30pm, The Starting

Gate, 5052 Katella Ave., 562-598-8957

The Sunday SoulRevue, 2pm,Michael Cartwright,

5:30pm, Tantalum, 6272 E.Pacific Coast Hwy., 562-431-1414

Fiestas del Mar,2pm, Queen Mary,Queen Mary, 1126

Queens Hwy., 877-342-0738

Always Patsy Cline,2pm, Gem Theater,12852 Main St., 714-

741-9550

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

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

Traditional IrishMusic Session, 4pm,Auld Dubliner Irish

Pub, 71 S. Pine St., 562-437-8300

The Importance ofBeing Earnest, 4pm,Cypress College

Campus Theater, 9200 ValleyView St., 714-484-7200

The Grumps Duo,4:30pm, Brix SunsetBeach, 16635 Pacific

Coast Highway, 562-592-3167

MONDAY, MAY 2Dale Watson andHis Lone Stars, 7pm,Don the


Cocktails andKaraoke, 8:30pm,The Starting Gate,

5052 Katella Ave., 562-598-8957

TUESDAY, MAY 3Mother’s Day BakeSale, 9am, CypressSenior Center, 9031

Grindlay St., 714-229-6780

Kristi Jo, 6:30pm,Tantalum, 6272 E.Pacific Coast Hwy.,

562-431-1414

Jumpin’ with StanKenton, 7:30pm,Chapman University,

1 University Dr., 714-997-6624

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

714-826-0570

Club Cochino, 11pm,The Starting Gate,5052 Katella Ave.,

562-598-8957

WEDNESDAY, MAY 4Garden Grove 12thAnnual Golf Classic,Willowick Golf

Course, 3017 W. 5th St.,www.ggcf.com

On the cover: The color guard at the 2015 Army Ball, celebrating the birthday of the UnitedStates Army on June 14, 1775 when Congress authorized a one-year enlistment for riflemen.Above: attendees at the 2015 Army Ball. Both photos courtesy of louisthelens.com

The Greater LosAngeles Chapter ofAUSA together with theAmerican Legion,Pacific Palisades Post283, invite you to theannual Army Birthday Ball on June 11, 2016aboard the Queen Mary in Long Beach.Gather to celebrate the Army’s 241st Birthdayand say, “Thank you for your service!” to ourmen and women in uniform.

The evening will feature the CaliforniaNational Guard’s 40th Infantry DivisionBand, fine dining, dancing, celebrity guests,and a ceremonial birthday celebration.

Reception begins at 6:15 p.m. followed at 7p.m. by dinner, entertainment, and dancing.

Can’t make ityourself? Sponsor aSoldier and theirguest! Make adonation of anyamount to go toward

the purchase of seats for Soldiers. We willcombine donations to underwrite the cost toprovide complimentary seats for Active Duty,National Guard, Army Reserve and WoundedWarriors to attend the Ball with a guest.

The Los Angeles Army Birthday Ball isone of the most significant Army events inSouthern California. It is an opportunity foroutreach to the community, to the localdefense industry and — more importantly —to our Soldiers and their Commanders.

For more information, to purchasetickets, or to make a donation, visitausaglac.info/activities/outreach-

activities/army-ball/

Mother’s Day BakeSale, 9am, CypressSenior Center, 9031

Grindlay St., 714-229-6780

Katz ‘n’ Jammersfeat. Greg Carroll,6:30pm, Tantalum,

6272 E. Pacific Coast Hwy.,562-431-1414

EmiSunshine, 7pm,Don theBeachcomber, 16278

Pacific Coast Hwy., 562-592-1321

Austin Gatus,7:30pm, Spaghettini,3005 Old Ranch

Pkwy, 562-296-2199

Spring DanceConcert, 7:30pm,Waltmar Theatre,

Chapman University, 1University Dr., 714-997-6624

May the Funk BeWith You, 8pm, TheFederal Underground,

102 Pine Ave., 562-435-2000

Trivia Night, 8pm,Griffins Grill, 11272 LosAlamitos Blvd., 562-

794-9337

THURSDAY, MAY 5CINCO DE MAYO

Margarita Mixer,5pm, Old RanchCountry Club, 3901

Lampson Ave., 562-598-6659

Ken O’Malley, 5pm,Auld Dubliner IrishPub, 71 S. Pine Ave.,

562-437-8300

The Stonecutters,6:30pm, Tantalum,6272 E. Pacific Coast

Hwy., 562-431-1414

Arts Council forLong Beach:Invitation to 40

Years and Looking Forward,7pm, Lafayette BuildingSolarium, 7pm, 140 LindenAve., artslb.org

The Honey Bees,7:30pm, Brix SunsetBeach, 16635 Pacific


Derek Bordeaux,7:30pm, KobeSteakhouse, 3001




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

562-296-2199

New MusicEnsemble, 8pm,Memorial Hall,






Salsa Thursdays,9pm, The StartingGate, 5052 Katella

Ave., 562-598-8957

FRIDAY, MAY 6Karaoke, 5:30pm, DJSiesta Soul, 8:30pm,The Kraze, 9pm, The

Starting Gate, 5052 KatellaAve., 562-598-8957

Shark LagoonNights, 6pm,Aquarium of the

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

Father-DaughterDance, 6:30pm,Cypress Community

Center, 5700 Orange Ave.,714-229-6780


Knott’s Berry Farm will celebrate the 75thanniversary of its historic old west GhostTown from May 27 through Sept. 5.

To mark 75 years of Ghost Town, Knott’swill reopen GhostRider, the longest, tallest,and fastest wooden roller coaster on the WestCoast on May 27 following a completerestoration. As part of the summer 2016celebration,

Knott’s will also introduce a newinteractive entertainment experience calledGhost Town Alive!. Ghost Town Alive! allowsguests to play an active role in shaping whathappens throughout the town every daythrough Sept. 5.

Knott’s also announced the opening of itsfirst Starbucks on March 18 in the CaliforniaMarketPlace, just outside the Park’s mainentrance. The new store will offer Starbuck’sworld-class coffee drinks and entrees.

Adjacent to Starbucks is Mrs. Knott’sChicken Dinner Restaurant, which has

undergone a comprehensive renovation. Theproject refreshed and preserved the original“tea room” dining room and brought cosmeticand thematic upgrades throughout therestaurant’s other dining areas.

Throughout the restaurant’s four maindining rooms and two banquet rooms, allfurniture, flooring, lighting, and décor wererenovated. The large dining room to the rightof the main entrance was remodeled with alook inspired by Mrs. Knott’s kitchen pantry.

For the first time, a new outdoor seatingarea on the restaurant’s north side will allowguests to dine al fresco with beautiful andunique views of the MarketPlace fountain,the theme park’s Ghost Town, and the newlyrestored GhostRider roller coaster.

The busy kitchen that services one of themost popular restaurants in the world willalso be modernized, while the culinary teamcarefully preserves the recipes andtechniques that make the restaurant special.

Knott’s Ghost Town turns 75 this year!


First Friday SpringAwakening, 6:30pm,Bixby Knolls, 4321

Atlantic Ave.

Dirty Sugar, 6:45pm,Beat Ventriloquists,10:30pm, Tantalum,


Sophia Mojo, 7pm,Brix Sunset Beach,16635 Pacific Coast

Highway, 562-592-3167



Slim Man, 8pm,Spaghettini, 3005Old Ranch Pkwy,

562-296-2199

First Fridays Live,8pm, KobeSteakhouse, 3001






Around the World in80 Days, 8pm, LongBeach Playhouse,

5021 E. Anaheim St., 562-494-1014

Always Patsy Cline,8pm, Gem Theater,12852 Main St., 714-

741-9550

BandTastic Fridays,9pm, Griffins Grill,11272 Los Alamitos

Blvd., 562-794-9337

SATURDAY, MAY 7Bear AwarenessDay, 10am, OC Zoo, 1Irvine Park Rd.,

Orange, 714-973-6847

Creation Station:Sunny Yellow, 1pm,Rancho Los Cerritos

Historic Site, 4600 VirginiaRd., 562-206-2040

Sports Trivia, 11am,Karaoke, 5:30pm,The Kraze, 9pm, The


Spring DanceConcert, 2pm,7:30pm, Waltmar

Theatre, Chapman University,1 University Dr., 714-997-6624

InstrumentalChamber Music,2pm, 5pm, Salmon

Recital Hall, ChapmanUniversity, 1 University Dr.,714-997-6624

King Neptune, 4pm,LA Parks N Wrex,8pm, Brix Sunset

Beach, 16635 Pacific CoastHighway, 562-592-3167

5th Annual LatinAmerican DinnerDance, 5pm, St.

Irenaeus Parish Hall, 5201Evergreen, 714-469-7743

Teen Battle of theBands, 6pm, CentralPark, 7821 Walker St.,

714-229-6780

The Joneses,6:30pm, BeatVentriloquists, 10pm,

Tantalum, 6272 E. PacificCoast Hwy., 562-431-1414

Live Blues, 7pm,Lucille’s SmokehouseBar-B-Que, 7411

Carson St., 562-938-7427

Blake Aaron, 8pm,Spaghettini, 3005Old Ranch Pkwy,

562-296-2199

Tyghtship, 8pm,Kobe Steakhouse,3001 Old Ranch

Pkwy, 562-596-9969





Kathleen Madigan:The Mermaid LadyTour, 8pm, Carpenter

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

Great Wolf Lodge Southern California, an84-degree indoor/outdoor water park inGarden Grove, is the largest resort that GreatWolf Lodge has developed. It features943,000 square feet of water attractions, hotelrooms, retail, dining, parking and conferencespace.

The all-suite resort in Southern Californiaoffers 603 rooms, designed with the resort’syoungest guests in mind. Spacious suitesinclude the kid-friendly themed Wolf Den andKidCabin suites offering bunk beds in aprivate sleeping area and larger suites withsecond bedrooms and bathrooms that cansleep six to eight people for multigenerationalfamilies traveling together.

The 13-acre family entertainment waterpark resort hotel is conveniently located offHarbor Blvd., situated two miles fromDisneyland and the Anaheim ConventionCenter. The water park features 105,000

square feet of indoor and outdoor waterattractions catering to all ages includingsplash zones and zero-depth-entry options, awave pool, bodyboarding and flowboarding,in addition to the popular Mountain EdgeRaceway, Howlin’ Tornado, and Wolf Tail forthose seeking a super-fast thrill ride.

The adventure for hotel guests continueswith unique activities and interactiveattractions throughout the resort. Amenitiesinclude seven onsite dining and grab-and-gooptions, 18,000 square feet of retail, a 24-hourfitness center and many family activities.

The resort also offers 20,000 square feet offlexible meeting space, complete with adedicated entrance at the conference roomlevel, built-in audio/video technology, andcustomizable catering options led by a teamof industry professionals.

To learn more, visitwww.greatwolf.com/southern-california.

Great Wolf Lodge opens in Garden Groveas California’s first indoor water park


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Around the World in80 Days, 8pm, LongBeach Playhouse,

5021 E. Anaheim St., 562-494-1014

SUNDAY, MAY 8MOTHER’S DAY

Hard Days Night,9am, 10:30am, KobeSteakhouse, 3001


Derek Bordeaux &94.7 The WaveBrunch, 10am, Heart

-N- Soul, 7pm, Spaghettini,3005 Old Ranch Pkwy, 562-296-2199


5700 Orange Ave.

Mother’s DayBrunch, 10:30am,Aquarium of the


The Sunday SoulRevue, 2pm,Michael Cartwright,


JB and the CircleRiders, 2pm,Country Karaoke,

6:30pm, The Starting Gate,5052 Katella Ave., 562-598-8957

Mary Poppins, 2pm,Mainstage Theater,Golden West

College, 15744 GoldenwestSt., gwctheater.com




Pub, 71 S. Pine St., 562-437-8300

2016-17 SeasonPreview, 7pm,Carpenter

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

MONDAY, MAY 9Los Alamitos HighSchool Jazz BandFundraiser, 7pm,

Spaghettini, 3005 Old RanchPkwy, 562-296-2199


5052 Katella Ave., 562-598-8957

TUESDAY, MAY 10Kristi Jo, 6pm,Tantalum, 6272 E.Pacific Coast Hwy.,

562-431-1414

Year of MercyConcert, 7:30pm, St.Irenaeus Parish

Church, 5201 Evergreen, 714-826-0760

Stand Up ComedyNight, 9pm, ClubCochino, 11pm, The


Karaoke, 9pm,Jeanie’s DirtyMartini, 4360

Lincoln Ave., 714-826-0570

WEDNESDAY, MAY 11Katz ‘n’ Jammerz,6:30pm, Tantalum,6272 E. Pacific Coast

Hwy., 562-431-1414

Rick Marcel,7:30pm, Spaghettini,3005 Old Ranch

Pkwy, 562-296-2199

Trivia Night, 8pm,Griffins Grill, 11272Los Alamitos Blvd.,

562-794-9337

Afrolicious Party,9pm, The FederalUnderground, 102

Pine Ave., 562-435-2000

Explanation of Location Symbols

City ofCypress

City of Los Alamitos

City of Long Beach

City ofSeal Beach

City ofBuena Park

City of La Palma

City ofGarden Grove

Community ofSunset Beach

City ofCerritos

City ofHuntington Beach

Community ofRossmoor

City of Orange

City of Santa Ana

Kidseum, Santa Ana’s children’s museumand learning center by Bowers Museum,welcomed its newest experiential exhibit,Once Upon A Time, on April 16.

The display offers a unique andeducational approach to learning sevendifferent fairy tales throughout history andfrom around the world.

Best suited for ages 2-10, visitors willexperience stories through playinginstruments, climbing and crawling whilelistening to the cultural impact and history ofeach tale.

The fairy tales include Anansi and theTalking Melon, Beauty and the Beast,Cinderella, The Elves and the Shoemaker,Jack and the Beanstalk, Lon Po Po andThumbelina.

“Why sit and listen when you can get upand do? We’re excited to debut Once Upon aTime for a truly immersive and hands-onlearning experience,” said Scott Dunagan,Bowers Museum Vice President of ExternalAffairs. “Kidseum believes that engagement isthe key to education and we’re looking

forward to sharing this with our localcommunity and Orange County visitors.”

Once Upon a Time is a traveling exhibit,developed by Magic House at the St. LouisChildren’s Museum in partnership with the St.Louis Public Library. Magic House comes toBowers Museum after 30 years of curatingexhibits for children encouragingexperimentation and creativity.

Once Upon A Time is available in Englishand Spanish and debuted on April 16. Visitorshave access to the exhibit during thefollowing days and times:

April 16, 2016 – May 29, 2016Saturdays & Sundays from 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.

Memorial Day, May 30, 201610 a.m. – 4 p.m.

May 31, 2016 – August 28, 2016Tuesday – Sunday from 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.

Tickets are $10 for all ages and BowersMuseum members are free. For moreinformation, please visit www.bowers.org/index.php/visit/kidseum/kidseum-exhibits.

Fairy tales on display at Bowers Kidseum


THURSDAY, MAY 12Ken O’Malley, 5pm,Auld Dubliner IrishPub, 71 S. Pine Ave.,

562-437-8300


Hwy., 562-431-1414

Emily Korelvo,7:30pm, Brix SunsetBeach, 16635 Pacific





562-296-2199

People in Motion,8pm, CypressCollege Campus

Theater, 9200 Valley ViewSt., 714-484-7200




Ave., 562-598-8957

Unwritten Law,9pm, The FederalUnderground, 102

Pine Ave., 562-435-2000

FRIDAY, MAY 13Karaoke, 5:30pm, DJSiesta Soul, 8:30pm,Entouraj, 9pm, The


Dave Stuckey andthe Hot HouseGang, 7pm, Don the


Skate Night, 6pm,Veterans Park, 4554Avenida Grenada,

714-229-6780



General Audio,6:45pm, BeatVentriloquists,


LISTEN, 7:30pm, BrixSunset Beach, 16635Pacific Coast

Highway, 562-592-3167

Adam Hawley, 8pm,Spaghettini, 3005Old Ranch Pkwy,

562-296-2199

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

562-596-9969




Blvd., 562-794-9337

SATURDAY, MAY 14Sports Trivia, 11am,Karaoke, 5:30pm,Family Style, 9pm,

The Starting Gate, 5052Katella Ave., 562-598-8957

5th Annual WestCoast BBQ Classic,11am, Queen Mary,

Queen Mary, 1126 QueensHwy., 877-342-0738

Michael Edwards,4pm, Burke &James, 8pm, Brix

Sunset Beach, 16635 PacificCoast Highway, 562-592-3167

42nd AnnualSholundScholarship

Concert, 4pm, Musco Centerfor the Arts, ChapmanUniversity, 1 University Dr.,714-997-6624

The Joneses,6:30pm, BeatVentriloquists, 9pm,


Live Blues, 7pm,Lucille’sSmokehouse Bar-B-

Que, 7411 Carson St.,562-938-7427

Al Williams JazzSociety, 7pm, 8pm,Spaghettini, 3005


The Queen Mary welcomes back the 5thannual West Coast BBQ Classic (WCBC) fora finger lickin’ afternoon full of barbequegrillin’ on Saturday, May 14 from 11 a.m. to 6p.m. The WCBC invites barbeque experts andamateur grill masters to take part in a classicshowdown that will leave your taste budsfilled with the unmistakable sweet ‘n smokyflavors of BBQ.

The WCBC will feature BBQ styles fromacross the country including slow-cookedhickory barbeque from Texas and southernMemphis-style barbeque. The competition isan official California-State-Certified, KCBS-Sanctioned, BBQ Championship and willbring Southern California’s mostaccomplished Champion Pitmasters togetherto compete for a $10,500 cash prize and thecoveted title of West Coast BBQ PitmasterChampion.

Whether you are a barbecue aficionado orsimply a foodie fan, the West Coast BBQClassic offers something for everyone with

delicious BBQ samples for only $2 each, livemusic, backyard games, contests and amerchant market. Live entertainment will beprovided by the country sensation, ScottyMac Band. Join in the fun and participate inthe watermelon or cobbler eating contests.Children are invited to Kids Country offeringgames, a bounce house, face painters andpotato sack races just for little BBQ fans.

General value pack tickets are $20 eachthrough April 30 and include event admissionplus five tasting tickets and access to theQueen Mary ship. After April 30 ticketsincrease to $25. VIP value pack tickets are$35 through May and include one-hour earlyevent admission plus five tasting tickets andaccess to the Queen Mary ship. After May 1tickets increase to $40. Event parking is $15.

For more information and to purchasetickets to the 5th annual West Coast BBQClassic visit queenmary.com/events/west-coast-bbq-classic/.

West Coast BBQ Classic Returns to Queen MaryThe fifth-annual WCBC spotlights grill masters from around thecountry as they compete for the title of West Coast’s BEST BBQ.



Pkwy, 562-596-9969



SUNDAY, MAY 15Breakfast with theBeatles,9am/10:30am, Kobe

Steakhouse, 3001 Old RanchPkwy, 562-596-9969


5700 Orange Ave.

DW3 & 94.7 TheWave Brunch, 11am,Spencer Day, 7pm,


HollywoodHillbillies, 2pm,Country Karaoke,

6:30pm, The Starting Gate,5052 Katella Ave., 562-598-8957

The Sunday SoulRevue, 2pm,Tantalum, 6272 E.

Pacific Coast Hwy., 562-431-1414

Robby ArmstrongBand, 4pm, BrixSunset Beach, 16635

Pacific Coast Highway, 562-592-3167




Pub, 71 S. Pine St., 562-437-8300

Orange CountyYouth SymphonyOrchestra, 4pm,

Musco Center for the Arts,Chapman University, 1University Dr., 714-997-6624

Musique Sur La MerShowcase ofExcellence Concert,

6:30pm, CommunityCongregational Church, 4111Katella Ave.,mslmorchestra.com

MONDAY, MAY 16Cocktails andKaraoke, 8:30pm,The Starting Gate,

5052 Katella Ave., 562-598-8957

TUESDAY, MAY 17Kristi Jo, 6:30pm,Tantalum, 6272 E.Pacific Coast Hwy.,

562-431-1414




Lincoln Ave., 714-826-0570

WEDNESDAY, MAY 18Old OrangeBrewing, 5pm, BrixSunset Beach, 16635


Katz ‘n’ Jammerz,6:30pm, Tantalum,6272 E. Pacific Coast

Hwy., 562-431-1414


Pkwy, 562-296-2199


562-794-9337


Pine Ave., 562-435-2000


562-437-8300


Hwy., 562-431-1414


Old Ranch Pkwy, 562-596-9969 www.oc-breeze.com

Rancho Los Cerritos Historic Site isoffering an exciting afternoon of free, goodold-fashioned fun for children at CreationStation: Sunny Yellow. This drop-in,historically-themed craft workshop will be onSaturday, May 7 from 1 to 4 p.m. and isperfect for children ages 5 to 11. CreationStation workshops are held rain or shine.

What better way to enjoy the warmweather and sunshine than by plantingsunflowers or making seashell frames? Other“Sunny Yellow” activities will includedecorating the sunflower pots and making atraditional Mexican craft called Ojos de Dios.In addition to participating in these hands-onactivities, visitors can choose to take a freehouse tour between 1 and 5 p.m., or a gardentour at 2:30 p.m.

Mark your calendars! Creation Stationcontinues on the first Saturday in June with“Rainbow Surprise.”

About the RanchoBuilt in 1844, the adobe home and

grounds of Rancho Los Cerritos echo with therich history of Spanish, Mexican, andAmerican California and with the familieswho helped transform Southern Californiafrom its ranching beginnings to a modern,

urban society. The two-story Monterey-styleadobe is primarily furnished to reflectoccupants and lifestyles from the 1860s-1880s. The site, a National, State and LongBeach Historic Landmark, also includeshistoric gardens and a research library andarchives. It is operated by the Rancho LosCerritos Foundation in a public/privatepartnership with the City of Long Beach. Formore information please call 562-206-2040,or visit the website atwww.rancholoscerritos.org.

Child-friendly drop-in craft workshop“Sunny Yellow” set for May 7 at RanchoPerfect for children ages five to eleven!


Dennis Vernon,7:30pm, Brix SunsetBeach, 16635 Pacific


Josh Heinrichs, 8pm,The FederalUnderground, 102

Pine Ave., 562-435-2000


562-296-2199


Ave., 562-598-8957

FRIDAY, MAY 20Karaoke, 6pm, DHSiestasoul, 8:30pm,Fluid in Motion,

9pm, The Starting Gate, 5052Katella Ave., 562-598-8957





The Killer WestBand, 7pm, BrixSunset Beach, 16635


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

562-296-2199

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

Pkwy, 562-596-9969


Blvd., 562-794-9337

SATURDAY, MAY 21Long Beach Lesbian& Gay PrideCelebration, 11am,

Shoreline Dr.,longbeachpride.com

Sports Trivia, 11am,Karaoke, 5:30pm,Fluid in Motion,


General Audio,6:45pm, Tantalum,6272 E. Pacific Coast

Hwy., 562-431-1414


Carson St., 562-938-7427

The Alumni Band,4pm, The HappyEnding Band, 8pm,

Brix Sunset Beach, 16635Pacific Coast Highway, 562-592-3167

Teen Dance, 7pm, LaPalma CommunityCenter, 7821 Walker

St., 714-229-6780

Arturo Sandoval,8pm, CarpenterPerforming Arts

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

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

562-296-2199

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

562-596-9969

A Raisin in the Sun,8pm, Long BeachPlayhouse, 5021 E.

Anaheim St., 562-494-1014

SUNDAY, MAY 22Hard Days Night,9am/10:30am, KobeSteakhouse, 3001



5700 Orange Ave.

DW3 & 94.7 TheWave Brunch, 11am,Poncho Sanchez,

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

The Sunday SoulRevue, 2pm, SteveOliver, 7pm,


Just Dave Band,2pm, CountryKaraoke, 6:30pm,


The world’s most populartrumpeter — Chris Botti —returns to Pacific Symphony fora concert overflowing with hisastute mastery, as heeffortlessly crosses theboundaries of jazz, classical,rock and pop.

With polished charm andmesmerizing trumpeting skills,the talented musician/composertakes well-known pop balladsand transforms them into asoulful mix of grace, warmth and beautifultones.

Returning bypopular demand for anall-new show, Bottimakes his fourthPacific Symphonyappearance for a nightof heart-melting,expressive music,backed by the lushsounds of the orchestra.

Officially the best-selling instrumentalartist in America, Bottiperforms worldwide,has received multipleGold, Platinum andGrammy Awards andsold more than fourmillion copies of his albums, including hislatest Grammy-winning “Impressions.”

Led by guest conductorAlbert-George Schram, theorchestra is joined by thecharismatic trumpeter onFriday and Saturday, May 13-14, at 8 p.m., in the Renée andHenry Segerstrom Concert Hall.

In addition to performingwith some of the finestsymphony orchestras, Botti hasa history of performing andrecording with some of thebiggest names in the business,

including Barbra Streisand, Josh Groban,Tony Bennett, LadyGaga, Yo-Yo Ma,Michael Bublé, PaulSimon, Joni Mitchell,Andrea Bocelli, JoshuaBell, Steven Tyler andFrank Sinatra. He hasalso performed at theWorld Series and NobelPeace Prize Ceremony.Aside from his talent asa musician, Peoplemagazine also votedBotti one of the 50Most Beautiful Peoplein 2004. Tickets are$40-$165. For moreinformation or topurchase tickets call714-755-5799 or visit

www.PacificSymphony.org.

Concert will feature jazz, pop and more!

Pacific Symphony Pops welcomesback trumpeter Chris Botti trumpeter

“Chris Botti has a trumpetsound that suggests the softerside of luminosity, the realm ofsunsets and half-moons andlow-wattage incandescence.Mellow and pearly, it emits anunabashed beauty of the sortthat you could carefully build acareer around — as Mr. Bottihas, with extravagant success.”— The New York Times



Pub, 71 S. Pine St., 562-437-8300

Johnny Lee Band,7pm, Brix SunsetBeach, 16635 Pacific


MONDAY, MAY 23Oak Middle SchoolJazz Band Concert,7pm, Spaghettini,

3005 Old Ranch Pkwy, 562-296-2199


5052 Katella Ave., 562-598-8957

TUESDAY, MAY 24Kristi Jo, 6pm,Tantalum, 6272 E.Pacific Coast Hwy.,

562-431-1414




Lincoln Ave., 714-826-0570

WEDNESDAY, MAY 25Katz ‘n’ Jammers,6:30pm, Tantalum,6272 E. Pacific Coast

Hwy., 562-431-1414


Pkwy, 562-296-2199


562-794-9337


Pine Ave., 562-435-2000


562-437-8300

Queen May 80thAnniversaryCelebration Dinner,

6pm, Queen Mary, QueenMary, 1126 Queens Hwy., 877-342-0738

The Stonecutters,6:30pm, BeatVentriloquists,




Crimson Crowbar,7:30pm, Brix SunsetBeach, 16635 Pacific



562-296-2199

Radio Moscow,8pm, The FederalUnderground, 102

Pine Ave., 562-435-2000


Ave., 562-598-8957

FRIDAY, MAY 27Karaoke, 5:30pm, DJSiesta Soul, 8:30pm,The Reel Band,






Cali Conscious,7pm, Brix SunsetBeach, 16635 Pacific


Selwyn Gibson &The WoodshedBand, 8pm,


Upstream, 8pm,Kobe Steakhouse,3001 Old Ranch

Pkwy, 562-596-9969


Anaheim St., 562-494-1014



Blvd., 562-794-9337

SATURDAY, MAY 28Strawberry Stomp5k, 8am, GardenGrove Historic Main

Street,www.strawberrystomp.com

Sports Trivia, 11am,Karaoke, 5:30pm,The Reel Band, 9pm,


Michael Physick,4pm, GrumpsOC,8pm, Brix Sunset

Beach, 16635 Pacific CoastHighway, 562-592-3167

Stonecutters,6:45pm, BeatVentriloquists,



Carson St., 562-938-7427

Eric Marienthal,8pm, Spaghettini,3005 Old Ranch

Pkwy, 562-296-2199


Pkwy, 562-596-9969


Anaheim St., 562-494-1014

SUNDAY, MAY 29Britain’s Finest,9am/10:30am, KobeSteakhouse, 3001



5700 Orange Ave.

DW3 & 94.7 TheWave, 11am, SteveOliver, 7pm,


American Made,2pm, CountryKaraoke, 6:30pm,


The Sunday SoulRevue, 2pm, MichaelCartwright, 5:30pm,



Anaheim St., 562-494-1014


Pub, 71 S. Pine St., 562-437-8300

Johnny Lee Band,4:30pm, Brix SunsetBeach, 16635 Pacific


MONDAY, MAY 30MEMORIAL DAY

Memorial DayCeremony, 9:15 a.m.,La Palma Civic

Center, 7822 Walker St.,cityoflapalma.org


5052 Katella Ave., 562-598-8957

TUESDAY, MAY 31Kristi Jo, 6:30pm,Tantalum, 6272 E.Pacific Coast Hwy.,

562-431-1414



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

714-826-0570

The 2016 musical lineup at the Summer Concerts at Boisseranc Park will include a varietyof exhilarating entertainment that will get you tapping your feet and dancing to the beat.

Seating is limited, so remember to bring a beach chair and blankets.Food will be available for purchase at the snack booth and food truck. Walk your children

over to the Reading Village for a comfy story time and a free book to take home.Make sure to sign up for opportunity drawings for prizes that take place at intermission.But wait, there’s more!Each year, Buena Park Downtown hosts a Summer Concert Series in the Krikorian

Courtyard. Buena Park Downtown in one of the City’s many community partners that makethe concerts possible each year.

Summer Concerts at Boisseranc Park - 520 Dale Street, Buena ParkJune 8 Desperado A Phenomenal Tribute to The EaglesJune 15 Stone Soul Spot on Covers of R&B and Soul ClassicsJune 22 Aquarius The Ultimate Summer of Love Tribute BandJune 29 Wiseguys Big Band Machine A Fabulous Eighteen Piece Big BandJuly 6 Britain's Finest Beatles Tribute Band / Wear Your Favorite Beatles Costume!July 13 Savor The Premiere Tribute to Santana

Summer Concerts at Buena Park Downtown - 8308 On The Mall, Buena ParkJuly 27 Paperback Writer The Beatles ExperienceAugust 3 DSB The Next Best Thing to Journey That Will Keep You Believing!August 10 The Society Band Performs High-Energy Contemporary Music. A Great Night ToDance!August 17 Adam Michaelson’s Tribute to Billy Joel From The Broadway’s Hit Musical “Movin’Out”August 24 A Tribute To The King, Starring Scot Bruce as Elvis Presley

For additional information, please visit BuenaPark.com, the Buena Park CommunityCenter, or call 714-562-3860.

Gather the family, call your friends, and invite your neighborsto kick off this summer’s free Concerts in the Park!

Tell themyou read about the event in Orange County Breeze!


CLUES ACROSS

1. Satisfaction

4. 18th Hebrew letter

9. Couches

14. Severe

15. Makes comic books

16. Grape

17. Handle perfectly

18. Home of J.R.

20. Everyone has these

22. Linen

23. He owned the Bucks

24. Supported

28. River in Guangdong

29. Exclamation of surprise

30. Nicholas II was one

31. Comic antihero

33. In the back of a mammal’smouth

37. Joe is a famous one

38. Impressionist painter Italo

39. Send forth

41. They __

42. Not down

43. Computer program I-__

44. Nostrils

46. County in New Mexico

49. Letter of the Greek alphabet

50. Russian river

51. Sorts

55. A feeling (slang)

57. Type genus of the Elopidae

58. Ingesting

60. Paints small things

64. Trouble

65. Turn on its end

66. Story (archaic)

67. Negative

68. Manners

69. Hurts

70. IBM’s software group

CLUES DOWN

1. Greek sophist

2. Diacritic mark

3. Tumors

4. Can’t play

5. Dabbling ducks

6. Dekaliter

7. The world of the dead

8. Greek Muse

9. Estate in Dickens

10. Wild cat

11. Menders

12. Comedienne Gasteyer

13. Female sibling

19. Man-child

21. Tommy Dorsey’strumpeter

24. Mesopotamian deity

25. Speech sound

26. Bore

27. Designer van Noten

31. Small flakes of soot

32. Insects

34. Genus of gulls

35. Indicates position

36. Fixes up

40. Homer’s bartender

41. Riding horses

45. Dismounted

47. Unlocks cans

48. Salty

52. These are for cars

53. Mentally quick and resourceful

54. Hemlock

56. Give qualities or abilities to

58. This (Spanish)

59. Chime

60. Uncommunicative

61. A stock sale

62. Leisure (slang)

63. Similar

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