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4 To Do IdeasFind hidden, and free, treasure online,and men’s fitness just got Blitzed.

6 Halloween HauntsThe best places in the Inland Empire toget terrified, plus Halloween extras.

8 Pumpkin patch plusLive Oak Canyon is as much a themepark as it is pumpkin patch.

9 Fun at The Speed of LightThese aren’t your Daddy’s video games.

10 Fine DiningGet your gourmet fill at A Taste of the Towns.

11 Cycles and RodsGet your motor revving at this desert event.

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October, 2003

Editor In Chief Tom PigeonPublisher Word Mill

PublishingAd Manager Shirlee PigeonAdvertising Kim Falciani

Distribution Darrell CrowellWriters Becky Papp

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Getting spookyOctober is here and along with the

cooler weather comes the usual host ofghouls and goblins.Admit it, Halloween isjust as much fun for adults as it is for kids.

We take a look at all the chilling eventstaking place this month with a roundup onpage 6.

Don’t forget to pick up your perfectpumpkin for that scary night.While you’re

choosing one, you might as well have agood time. On page 8, we review Live OakCanyon, a pumpkin patch that’s more thanjust a field of melons.

For something a little different, get onboard the technological fast-track on page9 for a high-energy trip into electronicgaming. GamePlex centers promise totransfer the arcades of old into tired relics.

Happy Halloween from IER!Tom Pigeon, Editor

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The Ultimate Party HouseA spacious fully air-conditioned indoor playground filled with large inflated toys and a separate area for your

parties. Airtime’s facility is reserved for your private party or group event.Mom’s Night Out • Tuesday 6-9

Drop children off • $25 first child, $15 each additional child • 2 slices of pizza and drink included (pizza provided byGodfather’s Pizza) • Completely supervised (Call for Reservations)

Super Fun Party • Invite up to 25 Guests1 1/2 hours in the Playroom • 1/2 hour in the Party Room

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Oreobea.com offers free shippingon orders over $49.99 and 25% off retailprices on all of their products.

The 30-minute workout-for-women craze that hasswept the nation from compa-nies like Curves has finallyfound its way to men. TheBlitz seeks to undo what yearsof fast food and remote con-trols have turned men into.

As a weight trainer andexpert in personal fitness, TheBlitz founder, Scott Smith, hasdesigned and developed TheBlitz machines, allowing forbi-directional resistance thatcreates the necessary load onmuscle groups to burn a highamount of calories in a shortperiod of time.

As a master instructor inmartial arts, Smith has incor-porated various punching,kicking and striking tech-niques against heavy bags into

the workout as well, adding ahigh level of energy to theworkout.

The result is a cross-train-ing program that can beaccomplished in only 20 min-utes. Working The Blitz circuit3 times a week can help tonemuscles, lose weight, strength-en joints, improve circulation,reduce stress, increase self-esteem and improve overallwell-being, leading to a higherquality of life.

The Blitz locations can befound in Ontario at 2435 S.Grove Avenue (909-947-2225),Chino Hills at 2587 ChinoHills Pkwy. #E (909-393-5899),with a Rancho Cucamongalocation opening soon (909-477-6600).

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Halloween brings out thekid in everyone. Five-year-olds and fifty-five-year olds crowd the cos-tume shops and stand in

line at the best haunted houses, lookingfor a little Halloween fun. You won’thave to look far this year to find whatyou crave in spooky fun and entertain-ment.

Whether you want to dress-up asyour current favorite movie character orsuper-hero or you aim to terrify with agruesome getup, Spirit HalloweenSuperstores has the goods you need.

“Lord of the Rings, Matrix and TheHulk are really hot items at themoment,” says Debra House, managerof the Spirit Halloween Superstore inMoreno Valley. “Whatever you see inthe movies people are after, as well asthe standard gory stuff.”

The Moreno Valley Spirit store islocated at 12125 Day Street and will beopen until Oct. 31.

Are you looking for a unique cos-tume for Halloween? Check outDragonMarsh on the Pedestrian WalkingMall in Downtown Riverside. They carryauthentic historical costumes from theRenaissance, Medieval and Victorianeras. You might also find some Westernor Fantasy/SciFi costumes as well.

DragonMarsh also carries Halloweenthemed fabric and accessories, so youcan assemble your own, custom cos-tume.

See the “Dragon” come alive atDragonMarsh on Oct. 24-25 as part ofthe Riverside Ghost Walk tour.

DragonMarsh is located at 3744Main St. in Riverside, (909) 276-1116.

Once you have dressed your fairyprincess, Spiderman or ghost you haveto show them off! Local events offersomething for everyone from the hard-core thrill-seeker to those who like tocelebrate the season more quietly.

Have a safe and spooktacularHalloween!

12th Annual GhostwalkOct. 24 and 25, 6-10 pmMain Street Mall, Downtown Riverside

Join the California Riverside Balletfor this Riverside tradition. The one-hour walking tour is complemented bya performance of the CRB, a costumecontest with prizes and a DJ. Toursleave every 15 minutes from 6 to 10pm. Cost is free for children 5 andunder, $4 for ages 6-12 and $8 for ages13 and up. Please call 909-787-7850 fortickets and information.

Terror on the TracksOct. 1-Nov.1, (please call for times andmore information, 909-785-3000)Castle Park, 3500 Polk St., Riverside

This haunted train ride is available atCastle Park. Ride price is $5. (Admissionis additional).

Jack-o-Lantern Pumpkin Carving Oct. 18, 10 am -12 pm.Temecula Community Center, 28816 PujoiStreet, Temecula909-694-6444

Bring the kids and some pumpkinsfor carving, refreshments and prizes.Free admission. Pre-register by Oct. 15.

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Keeping it safeA little unsure about sending your

little ones out for trick-or-treat? Checkout your local church for a safe alter-native, such as “Trunk or Treat” atMagnolia Ave. Baptist Church, 8351Magnolia Ave., in Riverside. They willhold a “Trunk or Treat” night onHalloween, Oct. 31, from 6-9 pm.Come for food vendors, bounce hous-es, live music, hay ride andHalloween fun.

Call for more information at (909)689-5700.


Halloween and Harvest Family CarnivalOct. 24, 5-9 pm.Margarita Community Park, Hockey Arena,29119 Margarita Road, Temecula909-694-6444

Costume and screaming contests, car-nival games, balloon sculpting clowns,party jumps, face painters, deliciousgoodies and more. Free admission.(Carnival game costs additional).

Howl-O-Ween Oct. 25-26, 11 am-5 pmOld Town Temecula, Front Street between3rd and 6th Streets909-694-6444

Trick-or-treating and pumpkin deco-rating, a costume walk, scarecrow win-dow decorating contest, live music andmore will fill the streets of Old Town.Trick-or-treating and free trick-or-treatbags for children will be available from2-5 pm on Saturday and Sunday at par-ticipating merchants.

Halloween Murder MysteryOct. 31, Nov. 1, 7:30 pmThornton Winery, 32575 Rancho CaliforniaRoad909-699-0099

The perfect setting for a Halloweenhaunt is at the Temecula ValleyPlayhouse. You will find thrills andchills at this evening of dining, dancingand mystery. Prizes will be given for thebest costumes. Dinner includes oneglass of wine per course. $85 per per-son.

“Nightmares” Haunted HousePharaoh’s Lost Kingdom, Redlands, turnsinto Pharaoh’s Haunted Kingdom6 pm every Friday, Saturday and Sunday, Oct.3 through Oct. 26. Then, every evening fromOct. 27 through Nov. 3.(909) 335-7275www.pharaohslostkingdom.com

Pharaoh’s Lost Kingdom ushers inthe haunting season with “Nightmares,”13 rooms of ghoulish panoramas thatare guaranteed to stir your spirits withall the thrills and chills of things that gobump in the night.

Tickets for Nightmares are $8 perperson. A special $9.99 Park Passportfor juniors offers a tour through“Nightmares” and unlimited use of theMidway, Miniature Golf, Laser Tag and 4Arcade game tokens.

A special $14.99 Passport for adults(with the coupon on page 2) offers atour through “Nightmares,” and unlimit-ed use of the Midway, Miniature Golf,Lazer Tag, 4 Arcade game tokens, plus 1Speedway Park ride and 1 Sky Coasterride.

Since “Nightmares” is truly a scaryplace, it is not recommended for young-sters under the age of 13.

Ultimate Nightmares Haunted HouseOct. 10-Nov. 1, evenings (please see websitefor times and more information, www.ulti-matenightmares.com). Victorville Fairgrounds, 14800 7th Street

This truly terrifying interactive haunt-ed house is a must see for those wholove to scream. There is also a 3Doption available. Regular admission is$8, 3D Chaos is $3. Not recommendedfor children under 7 years of age.

Haunted Mansion HolidayBeginning Oct. 3, during regular park hours(call 714-781-7290 for details)Disneyland, Anaheim

Jack Skellington and his friends jointhe 999 ghosts of Disneyland’s HauntedMansion for Halloween and beyond. See‘Nightmare Before Christmas’ come alive,accompanied by Danny Elfman’s sound-track.

Halloween Haunt at Knott’s Scary FarmOct. 1-5, 8-12, 15-19, 22-26, 28-31, Nov. 1Tickets $30-45714-220-5200 Knott’s Berry Farm, 8039 Beach Blvd., BuenaPark

Since 1973, Knott’s Scary Farm hasused a staff of professional “scare-mas-ters” to terrify its visitors. Not recom-mended for children under 13.

Camp Spooky, at Knott’sOctober 4, 5, 11, 12, 18, 19, 25, 26 (pleasecall 714-220-5200 for times and otherdetails).

This is the family-themed counterpartto Knott’s Scary Farm. This non-frighten-ing daytime alternative is included withregular admission.

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Get into costume this HalloweenGet some recognition for your cool, costume creation this

Halloween by jumping into a contest. Wherever you live in theInland Empire, there’s sure to be one close by:

Augustine Casino in Coachella: The casino is hosting a costumeparty Halloween night with a 1st place prize of $200, 2nd placeprize of $100 and 3rd place prize of $50.(Guests are not permitted towear masks or facial makeup that alters the natural appearance.) Thecontest is part of Augustine’s “Monster and Money Giveaway.” (888)-PLAY-TO-WIN.

Cahuilla Creek Casino in Anza: The Anza casino is hosting a Halloweenbash, complete with costume party with a cash prize for the best dressed.(909) 763-1200.

Brandin’ Iron in San Bernardino: Cash prizes will go to the best costumes atthe Brandin’ Iron Saloon in San Bernardino on Friday, Oct. 31, with $500 tothe first place winner, $300 to second place, and $200 for third. Open from 7pm to 3 am, at the Brandin’ Iron, 320 W. E St., will also feature 50¢ draft beerfrom 7-9 pm, with $2 well drinks until 11 pm. Other attractions include amechanical bull and a hot new country band.

Latte Dah Espresso: Located at 12220 Pigeon Pass Rd., #H, in Moreno Valley,this cozy coffee house will host a Halloween costume contest Oct. 31 in addi-tion to music from young guitar prodigy Chaz Knapp. (909) 601-9969.

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Looking for that perfect pump-kin? Check out the PumpkinPatch at Live Oak CanyonChristmas Tree Farm inYucaipa. With at least a dozen

different varieties of pumpkins tochoose from, you’re sure to find just theone to frighten/brighten up yourHalloween. Plus, you have your choiceof either selecting one from the pre-picked display areas or going out intothe patch and pulling one right off thevine.

While hunting for that special pump-kin, you can also enjoy free hayrides,live entertainment, food, a gift tent,rides, and a new petting zoo, a realfavorite of the little ones, where theycan feed the goats and sheep right fromtheir hands. These farm animals arealways happy to see a youngster with atreat. Also new this year is a chickencoop with baby chicks, and the baby

llama should be born just intime for pumpkin season.Plus mini-donkeys, bunniesand baby piglets are all partof the petting zoo.

And even more fun forthe kids is found at thefamous hay castle, wherethe slide and bounce areahas some surprises thisyear. The capacity of thevery popular Quad Ride hasbeen doubled. Everyweekend there will be a Rock ClimbingWall, plus pony rides. So much to dothat you may find yourself coming backfor more!

And don’t miss the Gift Tent, whereyou’ll find everything you’ll need todecorate this fall season. Don’t forgetto pick up a few mini pumpkins andIndian corn to add some color. TheGift Tent also carries toys and all typesof carving tools.

Open daily, now through October31, the Pumpkin Patch is open from 9a.m. to 6 p.m. and is located at 32335Live Oak Canyon Road, on the cornerof Freeway 10 and Live Oak CanyonRoad, Redlands or call (909) 795-TREE(8733) for information and directions orvisit www.liveoakcanyon.com.

(Don’t forget, Live Oak Canyon Ranchis also headquarters for the best inChristmas Trees, the largest selection inthe Inland Empire! — coming soon.)

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8th Annual

A Taste of the TownsAAn event celebrating the favorite foods and spirits from the finest restaurants,

wineries and breweries in and around the Inland Empire, at one location and at one price!Friday Evening, October 10, 2003, 6:30 p.m. – 10:00 p.m.

Downtown Riverside, Main Street Pedestrian Mall at 6th StreetPresenting Sponsor: Supporting Sponsors:

Arrowhead Credit UnionBusiness Bank of CaliforniaCity of Riverside Public UtilitiesHofer Ranch

“AA Sampling of Participants”Arco Nut & Candy * Baker’s Oven* Brittany’s Toad in the Hole * Café Sevilla * Calabria Italian Eatery * Callaway Coastal Winery

Cask ‘N Cleaver * Chili’s Grill & Bar * Cilurzo Vineyard & Winery * Downtown Supper Club * Flowerloft-Godiva Chocolatier * Galleano Winery Gerard’s French Restaurant * Graber Olive House * Gram’s Mission BBQ Palace * Honolulu Harry’s Island Getaway * Inn at Churon Winery

Jammin’ Bread * Jose’s Mexican Food * Le Basil * Long Shadow Winery * Maddelana Vineyard Brands * Mario’s Place * Market BroilerMaurice Car’rie/Van Roekel Wineries * Michelangelo Restaurant * Michelle’s * Mission Inn * Mount Palomar Winery * Simple Simon’s

Table for Two * Taste Catering by the City Cuisine * Thornton Winery * Wilson Creek Winery & Vineyards * Windy Ridge Cellars

Event Tickets - $60 per person Silent AuctionReserved Tables of 6 - $400 Business Casual

4060 Chestnut Street • Riverside, CA 92501 • (909) 320-1540 • www.arthritis.org

Technology has never been sofun. Put the hottest electronicgames together with the latest,state-of-the-art gaming hard-ware, then place them inside

an energy-charged, high-tech environ-ment. The result is supercharged fun thatgoes by the name “GamePlexEntertainment Center.”

Now Inland gamers of all ages canexperience the ultimate in interactive elec-tronic gaming at one of two newlyopened GamePlex centers in the InlandEmpire: GamePlex Palm Desert orGamePlex Moreno Valley.

Each GamePlex Entertainment Centerbuzzes with the hottest games for all agesand is equipped with over 50 of thefastest, custom-built gaming PC’s availableusing Intel 2.4 ghz processors and ATIRadeon 9600 Pro video cards. Best of all,each of these screaming machines are net-worked together allowing you and your

friends to experience exciting multi-player gaming action at GamePlexor they can be connected to theInternet through T-1 broadbandconnections for the fastest, mostexciting game play possible.

What makes GamePlex uniqueis that each center also offers pul-sating interactive X-Box gamingwith 42” plasma screen TV’s andcustom-built couches complete withpounding built-in full surroundsound. If you want to take a breakfrom PC or console gaming, you can alsoplay the latest arcade games (no tokensrequired) like the “Dance, DanceRevolution,” or grab a bite to eat at theGamePlex Food Court.

GamePlex is able to offer all of theabove at an affordable, hourly price.

There is nothing else quite likeGamePlex, “Fun at the Speed of Light.”Gamers of all ages are sure to find

GamePlex a full-throttle, high-tech experi-ence.

GamePlex Moreno Valley is located inthe Canyon Springs Shopping Center at12125 Day Street, F-306, (909) 222-0266and GamePlex Palm Desert is next toTony Roma’s at 73-175 Hwy 111, (760)423-0333.

Call for special Halloween events dur-ing the month of October.

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There’s never been a more deli-cious way to assist a charitythan Riverside’s “A Taste ofthe Towns,” October 10, pre-sented by Bishop Construction

Services. Come and feast on “ample sam-ple” portions of culinary delights andpaired wines, brews and coffees as theArthritis Foundation hosts its eighth annu-al fundraiser.

Food will be prepared and served bythe Inland Empire’s finest chefs, accompa-nied by the region’s most decorated winesand beers. Held in the Main StreetPedestrian Mall, Downtown Riverside, thisfundraising event celebrates the favoritefoods and wines from in and around theInland Empire at one location and at oneprice!

Beginning at 6:30 p.m. guests of “ATaste of the Towns” will be able to expe-rience the various tastes from approxi-mately 35 restaurants, wineries and brew-eries, while listening to live music spon-

sored by the Downtown Supper Club. BoWintrow, “Frogman in the Morning” fromKFRG Radio will serve as the emcee.Guests will also have the opportunity tobid on several exciting silent auctionprizes with all proceeds going to supportthe work of the Arthritis Foundation.

Event tickets are $60 per person;reserved Tables of 6 are $400 each andare available at the Arthritis Foundation bycalling (909) 320-1540.

Proceeds from the event will directlybenefit the efforts of the ArthritisFoundation’s Inland Empire Branch tosupport adults and children in their fight

against arthritis. Nearly 70 millionAmericans of all ages, including 300,000children, suffer from some form of arthri-tis. Arthritis is one of the most prevalentchronic health problems and is the num-ber one cause of physical limitation andwork related disability in the U.S.

An Evening of Fine DiningArco Nut & Candy

Baker’s Oven & Fine Catering

Brittany’s Toad in the Hole Tavern& Grille

Café Sevilla

Calabria Italian Eatery

Callaway Coastal Winery

Cask ‘N Cleaver

Chili’s Grill & Bar

Cilurzo Vineyard & Winery

Downtown Supper Club

Flowerloft-Godiva Chocolatier

Galleano Winery

Gerard’s French Restaurant

Graber Olive House

Gram’s Mission BBQ Palace

Honolulu Harry’s Island Getaway

Inn at Churon Winery

Jammin’ Bread

Jose’s Mexican Food

Le Basil Southeast Asian Cuisine

Long Shadow Winery

Maddelana Vineyard Brands

Mario’s Place

Market Broiler

Maurice Car’rie/Van RoekelWineries

Michelangelo Restaurant

Michelle’s

Mission Inn

Mount Palomar Winery

Simple Simon’s Bakery & Bistro

Table for Two

Taste Catering by the CityCuisine

Thornton Winery

Wilson Creek Winery &Vineyards

Windy Ridge Cellars

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WHEN: Oct. 10WHERE: Downtown RiversidePRICE: $60.

For more information, call(909) 320-1540


Hundreds of motorcycles anddozens of hot rods willthunder into downtownPalm Springs during“American Heat” Motorcycle

and Hot Rod Auction Weekend, Oct. 17-19, 2003, for the hottest time on wheels.

Hot rods, street rods and motorcycleswill strut their stuff and hot bands willperform on multiple stages along fiveblocks of Palm Canyon Drive in down-town Palm Springs, which will be trans-formed into “American Heat” central.

Ride-in Shows and Show ‘n Shinesprovide the perfect opportunity for partici-pants to display their wheels.

More than 100 vendors will presenttheir wares in Chrome Alley. Shopperswill be able to find everything from newleathers and chrome accessories to a newcarburetor from morning until night onboth Saturday and Sunday.

American Heat’s poker run will takeparticipants to places they’ve probablynever seen before, even if they live in

the area.Live entertainment on multi-

ple stages will feature singersand dancers direct from LasVegas in a high-energy showthat will knock your socks off.

Stunt shows, designed toamaze you, will leave youwondering if the thrill seekersare actually insane.

Bike games, fabulous food,secured 24-hour parking forboth bikes and hot rods, andenough activity to keep your head spin-ning is what you’ll find at “AmericanHeat.” The event marries a popular motor-cycle event with a hot rod show on PalmCanyon Drive and street rod and collecta-ble car and motorcycle auction at thePalm Springs Convention Center.

A $37.50 registration fee will allowenthusiasts to participate in all the action.It provides three days of special bike andhot rod parking free of charge, and allowsfor competition in Ride-in Shows and

Show ‘n Shines. The fee also includes anofficial t-shirt and event pin or dashplaque. To register, visit www.road-shows.com and download a registrationform, or call (800) 200-4557.

Special Day Passes will be available for$10 each and will provide non-preferredparking daily.

Registration during the event and theplace to pick up registration packets willbe the Palm Springs Convention Center,277 N. Avenida Caballeros, four blockseast of Palm Canyon Drive.

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Oreobea.com Scavenger HuntFor Free Gifts!

No purchase necessary. Every scavenger gets a free gift. One gift per scav-enger. Go to Oreobea.com and search the website for free gifts. There arethree to choose from. Find all three so you can choose the one you want.Every 25th free gift given comes with a Lord of the Rings: The TwoTowers Ring (a retail value of $14.95). Every 100th free gift given comeswith the ring and another surprise gift with a retail value between $29.95and $49.95. So grab your mouse and start surfin’!

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Performance Riverside, theInland Empire’s own nationallyrecognized professional theatre,is set to open the outrageouscult phenomenon The Rocky

Horror Show on October 31. One of thelongest running shows in London theatrehistory, the musical sensation became ahuge hit on the midnight movie circuitafter its cinematic debut.

Featuring one of the catchiest scores inmusical theatre history, The Rocky HorrorShow is an unforgettable assemblage ofthe most stereotyped “B” science fictionmovies, Frankie Avalon and AnnetteFunicello outings and nearly every rockand roll vintage. Conceived and writtenby Richard O’Brien, the show centersaround the naïve and newly engagedBrad and Janet, who seek refuge from astorm and end up in the asylum-like cas-tle of Dr. Frank ‘n’ Furter.

The Rocky Horror Show is filled withsome of the most bizarre and hilarious

characters in any production one is likelyto see. From the gender-bending Frank‘n’ Furter to his hunchbacked assistantand his demented sister, this is a musicaltheatre experience which makes theshow’s popularity easy to understand.

Eric Anderson stars as the over-the-topFrank ‘n’ Furter. His previousPerformance Riverside credits includePontius Pilate in Jesus Christ Superstar, BillSykes in Oliver! and Chauvelin in TheScarlet Pimpernel. Other work includeshis recent Ovation nominated perform-ance as Tateh in South Bay Civic LightOpera’s Ragtime and Richard Nixon inJudy’s Scary Little Christmas at the VictoryTheatre in Burbank. The show is direct-ed and choreographed by John Vaughan,whom audiences may remember as hav-ing staged Big River, Oliver! and Camelot,among others.

This production is the first profes-sional mounting of the show inSouthern California since its revival atthe Tiffany Theatre in Hollywood sever-

al years ago. Please note that due tomature subject matter and language,parental guidance is suggested.

Catch the ‘Horror’ Live

WHEN: Oct. 31, Nov. 1, 7, 8, 14,15, 8 pm; Nov. 2, 8, 16, 2 pm; Oct.30, 10 pm; Nov. 14, midnight.WHERE: Landis Auditorium,Riverside Community College,4800 Magnolia Ave., in Riverside.PRICE: $24, $27, $32.

For more information,call (909) 222-8100

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Now thruNovember 16

For reservations and information, call (909) 626-1254

GAMEPLEX: High-speed computer gaming experience. InMoreno Valley at the Canyon Springs Shopping Center,12125 Day Street, F-306, (909-222-0266). In Palm Desert,next to Tony Roma’s, at 73-175 Hwy 111, (760-423-0333).

D&D BALLOONING: Ride over Temecula wine countrywith a champagne picnic. (909) 303-0448 or (800) 510-9000.

DAE FLIGHTS: Sunrise flights over the Temecula Valley,Temecula. (909) 302-8080

ABOVE ALL BALLOON CHARTERS: Temecula, (909) 694-6287.

A GRAPE ESCAPE BALLOON ADVENTURE: Temecula,(909) 698-9772.

A TEMECULA VALLEY BALLOONS: 1-888-695-9693.

ARROWHEAD CREDIT UNION PARK, Inland Empire66ers, 280 So. E Street, San Bernardino, 888-9922

THE EPICENTER , 8408 Rochester Ave., RanchoCucamonga, 481-5000

THE DIAMOND, Lake Elsinore Storm, Diamond Dr. LakeElsinore, 245-HITS

BIG MAMA’S BILLIARDS, 3494 Madison St. , Riverside(909) 351-8148

Q BONKERS, 9364 Magnolia Ave., Riverside (909) 688-4866

SHOOTERS SPORTS AND GRILL, 10226 Indiana Ave.,Riverside 785-9588

SPEARMINT RHINO, 314 S. Riverside Ave., Rialto (909)873-2257

BAKER’S BILLIARDS, 9765 Sierra Ave. #C, Fontana(909) 428-6161

SOUTH 40, 6339 Etiwanda Ave., Mira Loma (909) 734-4090

KORNER POCKET, 3840 N. McKinley St., Corona (909)734-0430

GOLD BALL BILLIARDS, 357 W. Highland Ave., SanBernardino (909) 883-8566

SILVER Q BILLIARDS, 1120 E. Highland Ave., SanBernardino (909) 886-0690

SLICK’S BILLIARDS, 1825 Hamner Ave., Norco (909)737-2215

DOLPHIN BILLIARDS, 357 N. Sheridan #106, Corona(909) 371-2521

CAMELOT BILLIARDS, 2330 S. Vineyard Ave., Ontario(909) 947-7727

Q CLUB, 27911 Front St. #104, Temecula (909) 694-1814

HIGH SOCIETY BILLIARD AND DART, 28950 Old TownFront St. #102, Temecula (909) 699-3478

BIG BEAR LAKE: Boating and rentals. Pine Knot Landing,north end of Pine Knot Boulevard adjacent to Big BearVillage, Big Bear Lake, (909) 866-BOAT.

GREEN VALLEY LAKE: Rowboat and pedal boat rentalson 10-acre lake stocked with trophy-size trout, opendaily during the summer months. Also, swimming beach,

mountain bikes. 33180 Green Valley Lake Rd., GreenValley Lake, (909) 867-2009.

LAKE PERRIS STATE RECREATION AREA: Boating, alsorentals, fishing, camping, swimming beach, hiking, rockclimbing, bike trails. 17801 Lake Perris Dr., off Highway60 east of Moreno Valley, Perris, (909) 657-0676.

LAKE SKINNER PARK: Boating, fishing, swimming pool,equestrian and hiking trails, camping. 10 miles north ofTemecula off Rancho California Rd, (909) 926-1541.

AMF RIVERSIDE LANES: 10781 Indiana Ave., Riverside,(909) 353-2695

ARROWHEAD LANES: 299 W. Orange Show Rd., SanBernardino, (909) 889-0355

BOWLING FAMILY CENTER: 40625 Lakeview Dr., BigBear Lake, (909) 878-2695

BOWLIUM: 4666 E. Holt Blvd., Montclair, (909) 626-3528

CONCOURSE BOWLING CENTER: 7100 Arlington Ave.,Riverside, (909) 688-2695

DEER CREEK LANES: 7930 Haven Ave., RanchoCucamonga, (909) 945-9392

DEL ROSA BOWL: 1499 E. Highland Ave., SanBernardino, (909) 886-4675

EMPIRE BOWL: 940 W. Colton Ave., Redlands, (909)793-2525

MORENO VALLEY BOWL: 24666 Sunnymead Blvd.,Moreno Valley, (909) 924-6008

RIM LANES: 23991 Lake Drive, Crestline, (909) 338-2695.

TAVA-LANES BOWL: 3439 Arlington Ave., Riverside,(909) 684-9980

UPLAND BOWL: 451 W. Foothill Blvd., Upland, (909)946-7006

VICTOR BOWL: 12277 Mariposa Rd., Victorville, (619)241-7396

CAL OAKS BOWL, 40440 California Oaks Rd., Murrieta,CA 698-2202

HEMET LANES, 2850 W. Florida Ave. , Hemet, CA 929-9923

91 EXPRESS LANES, 261 S. Lincoln Ave. , Corona, CA280-9191

CADILLAC BOWL, 23750 Alessandro Blvd. #K, MorenoValley, CA 653-3484

AGUA CALIENTE CASINO: (760) 321-2000

AUGUSTINE CASINO: Monster and Money Giveaway: It’sall treats this Halloween at Augustine Casino! OnOctober 31 from 6pm-11pm, a guest will be selectedevery hour to step into Dracula’s cash coffin and grab asmuch cash as you can carry. Visit us from October 22thru October 31 and receive entries just for coming in.Earn additional entries for every 20 points earned in slot

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play or one hour of rated play at the table games. Plus, wewill have a costume contest for 1st place prize $200 cash,2nd place prize $100 and 3rd place prize $50.(Guests arenot permitted to wear masks or facial makeup that alterstheir natural appearance.) (760) 391-9500

CAHUILLA CREEK CASINO: Halloween Costume Contest &Party: October 31st. Cash prizes given out to best dressed!(909) 763-1200.

CASINO MORONGO: (800) 252-4499.

FANTASY SPRINGS CASINO: (800) 827-2946.

PECHANGA ENTERTAINMENT CENTER: Pepe Aguilar: Oct.2, Showroom, 8pm. Tickets: $90, $80, $70. Fox Sports NetLive Boxing: Oct. 7 in the Grand Ballroom. Tickets $60,$45, $35. BB King: Oct. 10 in the Showroom at 8pm.Tickets $65, $55, $45. Jim Beam Presents Lynyrd Skynyrd:Oct. 16 in the Showroom at 8pm. Tickets $70, $60, $50.George Jones: Oct. 29 in the Showroom at 8pm. Tickets$55, $45, $35. Stephen King's Misery: Oct. 21-26, presentedby Theatrical Arts International in the Showroom. Call fortickets: (909) 885-5152. Information: (909) 693-1819.

SAN MANUEL INDIAN BINGO & CASINO: (888) 777-7404

SOBOBA CASINO: Indian National Finals Rodeo: Oct. 16-19. More than 200 Native American cowboys and cowgirlswill compete in a variety of rodeo events. Battle of theBadges: Oct. 25. Call for information, (909) 665-1000 or(866) 4SOBOBA.

TRUMP 29 CASINO, (760) 775-5566. Charlie Daniels Band:Oct. 5. Tickets: TBA. Howie Mandel: Oct. 11, 8 pm. Tickets$50, $45, $40.

DAY OUT WITH THOMAS: At the Orange Empire’s RailwayMuseum, 2201 South A St., Perris, Nov. 8, 9, 11, 14, 15, 16.Thomas the Tank Engine will pull a full-size train for adultsand children to ride. Event includes other train and trolleyrides, children’s activities, Sir Topham Hatt and more.Tickets $14, available at www.ticketweb.com. (909) 943-3020. www.oerm.org.

JACK-O-LANTERN PUMPKIN CARVING: Oct. 18, 10 am -12pm., Temecula Community Center, 28816 Pujoi Street. 909-694-6444. Bring the kids and some pumpkins for carving,refreshments and prizes. Free admission. Pre-register byOct. 15.

LIVE OAK CANYON PUMPKIN PATCH: Pumpkins and fami-ly fun, including hay rides, pony rides, giant slide, andmore. Open through Oct. 31, 9 am to 6 pm. Located atthe corner of the 10 freeway and Live Oak Canyon Rd. inYucaipa. (909) 795-8733. www.liveoakcanyon.com

TRUNK OF TREAT: Magnolia Ave. Baptist Church at 8351Magnolia Ave., Riverside, will hold a “Trunk or Treat” nighton Halloween, Oct. 31, from 6-9 pm. Food vendors,bounce houses, live music and hay ride. (909) 689-5700.

KIDS CLUB, Oct. 1, at the Galleria, Macy’s lower court, inRiverside. Free craft program. Call (909) 351-3110.

SPECIAL PLACE HANDS-ON MUSEUM: Children learnthrough hands-on experience. 1003 E. Highland Ave., SanBernardino. (909) 881-1201

VILLAGE FUN PARK, go-carts, carousel, Alpine slide, trainride, playground, Lake Arrowhead Village. Single rides $4.10am-8pm daily. (909) 337-2533.

LAKE ARROWHEAD CHILDREN'S MUSEUM, Hands-OnExhibits for Children of all Ages, including a bubble area, a

Children’s Activities

Claddagh School of Irish DanceCladdagh School of Irish DanceCladdagh School of Irish DanceTraditional Irish Step Dance Classes - Light Shoe and Hard Shoe

12125 Day. St., Bldg. RMoreno Valley(909) 276-0760

26490 Jefferson Ave., Suite 1Murrieta

(909) 304-1015

Visit our website: www.claddaghdance.com

• Children and Adults• Solos and Team Dancing• Beginner through Advanced

FIRST MONTHFREE!!!

The Inland Empire’s Only Opera

Performances are held at theAll Saints Episcopal Church

3847 Terracina Dr. at MagnoliaRiverside

909.683.8466

Ontario Location2435 S. Grove Avenue

Ontario, CA (909) 947-2225

Chino Hills Location2587 Chino Hills Pkwy. #E

Chino Hills, CA(909) 393-5899

Rancho Cucamongalocation opening soon!

(909) 477-6600

$0 Service Fee*

until Oct. 18, 2003

* Offer based on first visit enrollment & minimum 12 mo. EFT program.

Golden Moments from French Opera.

The soloist and OperaChorus will perform familiarchoruses, duets, trios, ariasfrom Carmen, Faust, Pearl

Fishers, Lakme; the SoldiersChorus, The Seguidilla, The

Toreador Song, TheFlowersong, the Lakme Duet

and more!

Oct. 11, 7:30 pmOct. 12, 4 pm

Tickets Only $10

Spend time withThomas

Thomas the Tank Engine is coming tothe Orange Empire’s Railway Museum inPerris, where you can visit the popularchildren’s character in person.

Thomas will appear on Nov. 8, 9, 11,14, 15, 16, along with some of his friendsand other family activities.Thomas theTank Engine will pull a full-size train foradults and children to ride. Events includeother train and trolley rides, children’sactivities, Sir Topham Hatt and more.

Tickets are $14 and are available atwww.ticketweb.com. For more informa-tion, call (909) 943-3020 or go online atwww.oerm.org.

The Orange Empire’s Railway Museumis located at 2201 South A St., in Perris.

www.riversidelittleopera.com


collage room, crawl like an ant in the life sized ant farm,recycle craft center, child sized village, toddler area, acamping exhibit, a theater/stage area, and the newChildren's Forest exhibit. Ages under 2, free, ages 2-12 $5,ages 13 & up $4, group rates available. Lake ArrowheadVillage, Peninsula. Museum hours 10am-6pm, 7 days aweek. Call (909) 336-3093.

LATTE DAH ESPRESSO, 12220 Pigeon Pass Rd., #H,Moreno Valley. Entertainment Friday nights, no cover, 7pm. October schedule: Oct. 3, George Gage; Oct. 10,Cadillac Cats; Oct. 17, Open mic/jam; Oct. 24, JoyceMcCombs; Oct. 31, Chaz Knapp with a Halloween costumecontest. (909) 601-9969.

COFFEE DEPOT: 3204 Mission Inn Ave., Riverside. Livemusic, 8 pm Sat., no cover. (909) 222-2263.

FRIENDS COFFEE HOUSE, live music, 8 pm Fri-Sat. 17059Valley Blvd., Suite F, Fontana. No cover. (909) 822-3743.

ALL ABOUT COFFEE: Open mic 6 pm Fri., 2276 GriffinWay, Suite 108, Corona. (909) 549-6710.

COFFEE COURT: 3649 10th St., Riverside. (909) 328-0866.

BACK TO THE GRIND: Poetry Night Mon. 9-11 pm; ChessNight Thur. 7 pm; Live music Wed. 8-10 pm. 3575University Ave., Riverside. (909) 784-0800.

COFFEE ROASTERS 1: Live entertainment Thur.-Sat. 7-9pm. Oct. 4 & 25 is Paul Inman, “Gothic-tinged rootsy folk-rock with soul.” Hours: Daily 6:30 am - 10 pm, Sunday to 8pm. 5225 Canyon Crest Dr., Riverside. (909) 276-7176.

DUO GUITAR RECITAL: Stuart Green and Eric Cabalo, Oct.26, 2-4 pm, Mt. San Jacinto College Fine Art Gallery, SanJacinto. (909) 487-6752, ext. 1531. www.msjc.cc.ca.us/art-gallery.

ALEXANDER STRING QUARTET: Oct. 15, Beethoven stringquartet performance, 8 pm. University Theater, Universityof California in Riverside. (909) 787-4331.culturalevents.ucr.edu.

MICHAEL CARD: Oct. 11, 7:30 pm, The Rock Church andWorld Outreach Center, 2435 S. Waterman Ave., SanBernardino. One of America’s favorite singer/songwriters.(909) 795-4960.

PRODIGY EUGENE UGORSKI: Oct. 11, 8 pm, violin concer-to at the Riverside Municipal Auditorium, 3485 Mission InnAve. (909) 657-4221.

JEREMY CAMP: Oct. 4, Stay Tour 2003, at the Roosevelt

Bowl in Perris Hill Park, San Bernardino. Free, 6 pm.Information: (909) 381-5353,calvarychapel.org/redbarn/youth.htm.

A TASTE OF THE TOWNS: Charity fundraiser for theArthritis Foundation featuring food from the area’s finestchefs, with beer and wine. Oct. 10, downtown Riverside.$60. (909) 320-1540.

GHOSTWALK: Oct. 24-25, Main Street Mall in downtownRiverside. Combines historic landmarks with spooky stories.A family halloween fundraiser by the Riverside BalletTheatre. (909) 787-7850.

HOWL-O-WEEN: Oct. 25-26, 11 am-5 pm, Old TownTemecula, Front Street between 3rd and 6th Streets. Trick-or-treating and pumpkin decorating, a costume walk, scare-crow window decorating contest, live music and more willfill the streets of Old Town. Trick-or-treating and free trick-or-treat bags for children will be available from 2-5 pm onSaturday and Sunday at participating merchants. 909-694-6444

HALLOWEEN AND HARVEST FAMILY CARNIVAL: Oct. 24,5-9 pm., Margarita Community Park, Hockey Arena, 29119Margarita Road. Costume and screaming contests, carnivalgames, balloon sculpting clowns, party jumps, facepainters, delicious goodies and more. Free admission.(Carnival game costs additional). 909-694-6444

MORENO CHRISTIAN ASSEMBLY 3RD ANNUAL CARSHOW: Oct. 11, free admission. 13830 Nason St., MorenoValley. (909) 243-5182.

HARVEST FAIR: Nov. 1, 2, 8, 9, Saturdays and Sundays,10am-5pm. A trip back to the old west. Live music, folklori-co dancing, antique car show on Nov. 1, chili cook off onNov. 2. Veteran’s Day Ceremony, old west style, on Nov. 9,1:15 pm. Admission $3. Children under 7 free with anadult. 8088 Palm Lane, San Bernardino, off 4th St. oneblock east of Waterman.) (909) 384-5426.www.harvestfair.net.

BENISE “CARNIVAL”: Oct. 18, 8 pm, at the RiversideMunicipal Auditorium, 3485 Mission Inn Ave., Riverside.(909) 788-3944.

FIESTA DE LA FAMILIA: Oct. 11-12, 10 am - 6 pm. ThePress-Enterprise produces a celebration of HispanicHeritage month in Riverside. The event is free and featuresa variety of activities including entertainment on fourstages, children’s activities, a health fair, educational dis-plays, commercial exhibits, arts and crafts and food. (909)368-9250.

50’S BASH: Oct. 18, 7 pm. Music, food and car show, atthe Fox Theater in downtown Riverside. (909) 684-6045.

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA FAIR: Oct. 11-19 at the LakePerris Fairgrounds, 18700 Lake Perris Dr., Perris. Events

include a concert series with SHeDAISY, The Bangles, ChrisLeDoux and Delirious. Also, monster truck show, metzgermania, truck and tractor pull, moto X competition anddemolition derby. Tickets: $7 general admission, ages 10-20$5, ages 8-12 $3, tots free, seniors $5. Parking $5. (909)657-4221. www.socalfair.com.

20TH ANNUAL FRIENDS OF UC RIVERSIDE BOTANICGARDENS PLANT SALE: Oct. 25-26, 9 am - 3 pm, UCRBotanic Gardens in Riverside. (909) 787-4650.

HIGHWAY 99 CRUISE ‘N’ SHOW: Oct. 24-26, Bakersfield.Pre-registration $35. (661) 589-0947,www.hwy99cruise.com.

RIVERSIDE HOSPICE OKTOBERFEST: Oct. 4, 4:30-7:30 pm.Dinner, dancing, silent auction, raffle, beer and wine tast-ing. At the Heiting-Irwin Law Building, 5885 Brockton Ave.,Riverside. (909) 683-7500.

FENDER FRIDAY CRUISE NIGHT: Oct. 24, 6-9 pm, at theFender Museum in Corona. Open to pre 1972 hot rods,classics and collector cars. Event followed by a free concertin the TLC Amphitheater.

OKTOBERFEST AT LAKE ARROWHEAD VILLAGE! Liveentertainment, strolling Bavarian music, activities for thewhole family and great Oktoberfest food and beverages.Free admission, all ages welcome. Weekends Sept. 6th-October 26th, 12pm-5pm. Call (909) 337-2533.

AMERICAN HEAT: Oct. 17-19, Palm Springs, motorcycle andhot rod weekend. Tickets: $37.50. 1-800-200-4557.www.road-shows.com.

OAK GLEN APPLE HARVEST: Celebration of the apple har-vest, Labor Day Weekend to end of November, at variousapple ranches along Oak Glen Road and throughout townof Oak Glen. Call (909) 797-6833.

OKTOBERFEST: Big Bear's annual Bavarian blast, withoom-pah bands and beer garden, weekends, through Oct.26, Big Bear Lake Convention Center, Division Road andHighway 18, Big Bear City. Call (909) 866-4607.

GRAPE HARVEST FESTIVAL: Annual October festival fea-tures concerts, carnival rides and contests. This year's eventis scheduled Oct. 3-5 at Cucamonga-Guasti Regional Park.Call (909) 987-1012

ULTIMATE NIGHTMARES HAUNTED HOUSE: Oct. 10-Nov.1, evenings, www.ultimatenightmares.com. VictorvilleFairgrounds, 14800 7th Street. Interactive haunted house.Regular admission is $8, 3D Chaos is $3. Not recommendedfor children under 7 year of age.

RANCHO JURUPA PARK: Camping, equestrian and hikingtrails, fishing, interpretive programs and hikes, nature cen-ter, picnicking, 1.5 miles south of Mission Boulevard onCrestmore Road, Riverside. Call (909) 684-7032.

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GREEN VALLEY LAKE: A 10-acre lake stocked with trophy-size trout, open daily. Also, swimming beach, boat andpedal boat rentals, mountain bikes, 33180 Green ValleyLake Road, Green Valley Lake. Call (909) 867-2912.

BIG BEAR LAKE: Fishing boat rentals and equipment, fromseveral lakeside marinas including Pine Knot Landing,north end of Pine Knot Boulevard, adjacent to Big BearVillage.

LAKE PERRIS: Camping, swimming beach, boating, fishing,hiking, rock climbing, bike trails, 17801 Lake Perris Drive,off Highway 60 east of Moreno Valley, Perris. Call (909)657-0676 (park), (909) 657-2179 (boat rentals).

LAKE ELSINORE: Camping, swimming, fishing, 22 milessoutheast of Corona via Interstate 15. Call (909) 674-3178

LAKE SKINNER: Camping, boating, fishing, swimmingpool, equestrian and hiking trails, 10 miles north ofTemecula off Rancho California Road. Call (909) 926-1541.

SNOW VALLEY: Summer fishing, hiking trails, scenic chair-lift rides, mountain biking, horseback riding, five miles eastof Running Springs on Highway 18, San BernardinoMountains. Call (909) 867-2751.

ROTARY CLUB MAG CENTER’S GOLF TOURNAMENT: Oct.20, 10 am - 6 pm. Jurupa Hills Country Club. (909) 682-2909.

REBUIULDING TOGETHER GOLF TOURNAMENT: Oct. 6,10:30 am - 7 pm, Jurupa Hills Country Club. (909) 683-7100.

CASTLE PARK: 3500 Polk Ave., Riverside. (909) 785-3000.

FIESTA VILLAGE: 1405 E. Washington Ave., Colton. Call(909) 824-1111.

SCANDIA MINIATURE GOLF: 1155 S Wanamaker Ave.,Ontario. Call (619) 390-3092

UPLAND BOOMERS: 1500 W. Seventh, Upland. Call (909)985-1313.

MULLIGANS FAMILY FUN CENTER, 24950 Madison Ave.,Murrieta, (909) 696-9696.

CALIFORNIA MUSEUM OF PHOTOGRAPHY: 3824 Main St.,Riverside, (909) 784-FOTO

MUSEUM OF HISTORY AND ART: 225 S. Euclid Ave,Ontario, (909) 983-3198

UNIVERSITY OF REDLANDS, PEPPERS GALLERY: 1200 E.Colton Ave., Redlands, (909) 793-2121 ext. 3660

RIVERSIDE ART MUSEUM: 3425 Seventh St., Riverside,(909) 684-7111

STURGES CENTER FOR THE FINE ARTS: 780 North E St.,San Bernardino, (909) 885-2816

ROBERT V. FULLERTON ART MUSEUM: At Cal StateUniversity, San Bernardino. Admission is free. (909) 880-7373. museum.csusb.edu.

CABAZON CULTURAL MUSEUM, exhibits on the past, pres-

Museums and Art

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ent and future of the Cabazon Band of Mission Indians, 10a.m. to 5 p.m. Wednesdays-Saturdays, noon to 5 p.m.Sundays, 84-245 Indio Springs Parkway, Indio, free, (800)827-2946.

CALIFORNIA CITRUS STATE HISTORIC PARK MUSEUM, 11a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays, 9400 Dufferin Ave.,Riverside, free, (909) 689-8279, (909) 780-6222.

COACHELLA VALLEY MUSEUM, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.Wednesdays-Saturdays, 1 to 4 p.m. Sundays, 82-616 MilesAve., Indio, $2, seniors and children 5-12 $1, (760) 342-6651.

CORONA HERITAGE PARK & MUSEUM, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.Tuesdays through Saturdays, 510 W. Foothill Parkway,Corona, free, (909) 898-0687.

EDWARD-DEAN MUSEUM & GARDENS, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.Fridays-Sundays, 9401 Oak Glen Road, Cherry Valley, $3,seniors and students $2, children younger than 12 free,(909) 845-2626.

FENDER MUSEUM OF MUSIC AND THE ARTS, 11 a.m. to 4p.m. Wednesdays-Sundays, (Thursdays until 8 p.m.), 365 N.Main St., Corona, $3, seniors and students $2, childrenyounger than 12 free. Arts Jam 2003, Oct. 11, day longmusic festival from Noon to 10 pm. (909) 735-2440.www.fendermuseum.com.

HEMET MUSEUM, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Tuesdays-Sundays,Santa Fe Depot freight house, Florida Avenue and StateStreet, Hemet, free, (909) 929-4409.

LA SIERRA WORLD MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY, 2

to 5 p.m. Saturdays, Cossentine Hall, La Sierra University,4700 Pierce St., Riverside, free, (909) 785-2209.

MARCH FIELD AIR MUSEUM, F-14 simulator rides, $5;museum features more than 50 vintage aircraft, 9 a.m. to 4p.m. daily, Van Buren Boulevard and I-215, Riverside, $5,children younger than 5 free, (909) 697-6602.

MISSION INN MUSEUM, 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily, 3696Main St., Riverside, $2, children younger than 12 free, (909)788-9556.

ORANGE EMPIRE RAILWAY MUSEUM, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.daily, 2201 S. A St., Perris; train and trolley rides, weekendsand holidays, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.; all-day train and trolleypass $8, children 5-11 $6, (909) 943-3020.

PALM SPRINGS AIR MUSEUM, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. daily, 745

Every Friday and Saturday at the Country Garden Restaurant

EAT, LAUGH and be Part of the Show!Temecula Whodunit Interactive Theatre

(T.W.I.T.) Productions

DINNER and SHOWonly $32.50 per person

(909) 323-3292 for Info/ReservationsNow Playing: The Hole Truth or Honestly, I’m Lying!

Opening Oct. 11: It’s My Party (and I’ll DIE if I want to!)Discover/Visa/Mastercard accepted • 24-hour cancellation

Mystery Dinner Theatre in Temecula

Club 316 for singlesIf you are a single adult who is tired of

the bar scene then you have to check outClub 316.

Club 316 is the Inland Empire’s largest,no alcohol nightclub that caters to today’sadult singles wanting a safer and healthiersocial life. Club 316 is the brainchild of thesingles at Crossroads Christian Church inCorona who were frustrated because all ofthe really great nightclubs that served fan-tastic music and dancing experiences alsoserved alcohol.They were also tired of“churchy” dances that served punch and

cookies in some gym with lame music. Sothey set out seven years ago to create anightclub that rivals any in the Inland Empireand they succeeded.

Club 316 offers a true nightclub experi-ence to over 400 single adults in the wor-ship center of one of the largest churchesin the area.They did this by providing ahuge 2500 square foot dance floor withprofessional disco and show lighting, threeDJ’s that play a mix of Rock, Christian, andCountry music, with free dance lessonsthrown in an hour before the dance begins.Oh, by the way, there is a full non-alcoholbeverage bar too.

Club 316 opens its doors only one timeper month; the next club date is Saturday,October 18 when they will open at 7 pmwith free dance lessons with the dancebeginning at 8 pm and going until midnight.There is a theme for the October Club 316– “Retro Nite” – just come in any 60’s, 70’s,or 80’s costume (nothing from the streetside or the dark side).

Cover is $10 at the door, which includesadmission to the club, dance lessons andappetizers.

The Club is held at Crossroads Churchon 2331 Kellog Avenue in Corona. Formore information, call (909) 520-3042.

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times and total entertainment. Oct 17 The monthly OPEN MIC/JAM sessionOct 24 Joyce McCombs will entertain with wonderful vocalsOct 31 Guitarist Chaz Knapp, plus a Halloween Costume Contest

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PALM SPRINGS DESERT MUSEUM, "Art Activities: Make Itand Write It," 1 to 3 p.m. Saturday; "Charles Hollis JonesFurniture"; "The Architecture of E. Stewart Williams," 10a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesdays through Saturdays, noon to 5 p.m.Sundays, 101 Museum Drive, Palm Springs, $7.50, seniors$6.50, children 6-17 $3.50. (760) 325-0189.

PALM SPRINGS HISTORICAL SOCIETY'S MCCALLUMADOBE MUSEUM AND CORNELIA WHITE HOUSE MUSE-UM, noon to 3 p.m. Wednesdays and Sundays, 10 a.m. to4 p.m. Thursdays through Saturdays, 221 S. Palm CanyonDrive, Palm Springs, $1, children 12 and younger free,(760) 323-8297.

RIVERSIDE MUNICIPAL MUSEUM, "From Dinetah: NavajoTreasures From the Anthropology Collection"; exhibits onnatural, local and Native American history, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.Tuesdays through Fridays, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturdays, 11a.m. to 5 p.m. Sundays, 3580 Mission Inn Ave., Riverside,free, (909) 826-5273.

RYAN SCHOOL OF AERONAUTICS MUSEUM, 10 a.m. to 3p.m. Wednesdays through Sundays, Ryan Field, 4280Waldon Weaver Road, Hemet, free, (909) 658-2716.

SAN JACINTO VALLEY MUSEUM, noon to 5 p.m.Thursdays through Saturdays, 181 E. Main St., San Jacinto,free, (909) 654-4952.

THE ASISTENCIA, AN OUTPOST OF THE MISSION SANGABRIEL, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Tuesdays through Saturdays,26930 Barton Road, Redlands, free, donations accepted,(909) 793-5402.

LINCOLN MEMORIAL SHRINE, houses thousands of vol-umes on Abraham Lincoln and the Civil War, 1 to 5 p.m.Tuesdays through Sundays, Smiley Park, 125 W. Vine St.,Redlands, free, (909) 798-7636.

MUSEUM OF HISTORY AND ART, ONTARIO, "A PackageDeal: The Art of Agriculture" through Sunday, noon to 4p.m. Wednesdays through Sundays, 225 S. Euclid Ave.,Ontario, free, (909) 983-3198.

OAK GLEN SCHOOL HOUSE MUSEUM, noon to 4 p.m.Saturdays, 1:30 to 4 p.m. Sundays 11911 S. Oak Glen Road,Yucaipa, free, (909) 797-1691.

PLANES OF FAME AIR MUSEUM AND JET FIGHTERMUSEUM, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily, Cal-Aero Field, 7000Merrill Ave., Chino, $8.95, children 5-11 $1.95, (909) 597-3722.

SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY MUSEUM, 2024 Orange TreeLane, Redlands, $6, seniors and students $5, children 5-12$4, (909) 307-2669.

TREMORS SPORTS GRILL: 1329 University Ave.,Riverside, (909) 683-3060. Sunday Morning NFL Direct TVbreakfast 9:30 am; Monday Nite football, free buffet anddrink specials; Tuesday Nite Karaoke Live on Stage;Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights bands on stage.

NAPA 29: 280 Teller St., Ste. 130, corona. Happy hourTues.-Fri., 3:30-6:30 pm. Free appetizers, cocktail specialsand $3 drafts. Tues-Sat. nights, live music. (909) 273-0529.

BRANDIN’ IRON: In San Bernardino, 320 W. E St. CostumeParty: Cash prizes will go to the best costumes, Oct. 31, 7pm to 3 am.

CHRISTIAN SPEEDY INTRODUCTIONS AND BUNCO: Oct.17, 8 pm, Embassy Suites, 11767 Harbor Blvd., GardenGrove. $17, prepaid $22 at the door. (888) 222-8818. ccsin-gles.com

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CLUB 316: Oct. 18, 7 pm, “Retro Nite,” at CrossroadsChristian Church in Corona. (909) 520-3042

UCR BOTANIC GARDENS: UC Riverside, 900 UniversityAve., Riverside, (909) 787-4650

GLEN IVY HOT SPRINGS: 25000 Glen Ivy Rd., Corona,(909) 277-3529

OAK GLEN APPLE RANCHES: Along Oak Glen Rd., OakGlen, (909) 797-6833

BOGART PARK: Equestrian trails, camping, hiking, fishing,4.5 miles north of Beaumont at north end of Cherry Valley.(909) 845-3818

BOX SPRINGS MOUNTAIN PARK: Equestrian and hikingtrails, 5 miles east of Riverside off Hwy 60 and Pigeon PassRd., (909) 275-4310

HIDDEN VALLEY WILDLIFE AREA: Equestrian trails, hiking,west of Arlington Ave., Riverside, (909) 687-9453

LAKE SKINNER PARK: Camping, boating, fishing, swim-ming pool, equestrian and hiking trails, 10 miles north ofTemecula off Rancho California Rd., (909) 687-9453

LOUIS RUBIDOUX NATURE CENTER: Interpretive pro-grams, nature trails, 2 miles southeast of Limonite onRiverview Dr., West Riverside (909) 926-1541

MARTHA MCLEAN-ANZA NARROWS: Equestrian and hik-ing trails, bike paths, picnicking, east of Van Buren Blvd.(909) 683-1653

PRADO BASIN PARK: Picnicking, hiking, 4.5 miles north-east of Corona, (909) 735-2042

RANCHO JURUPA PARK: Camping, equestrian and hikingtrails, fishing, interpretive programs, nature center, picnick-ing, 1.5 miles south of Mission Blvd. on Crestmore Rd.,Riverside, (909) 684-7032

HARFORD SPRINGS PARK: Equestrian and hiking trails,Gavilan Rd., 7 miles west of Perris, (909) 275-4310

SANTA ROSA PLATEAU ECOLOGICAL RESERVE: About6,925 acres, with hiking trails, interpretive programs, dayuse only, Clinton-Keith Rd. west of Murrieta off I-15.

GILMAN RANCH: Historic interpretive programs, wagonmuseum, picnic facilities, Wilson and 16th streets, Banning.Mountain Main event, Oct. 2-3. (909) 922-9200

IDYLLWILD NATURE CENTER: Interpretive facility, muse-um, environmental education, 1 mile northwest of Idyllwildon 25225 Hwy 243. Children’s Discovery area, local history,wildlife, gift shop. (909) 659-3850

GLEN HELEN RACEWAY: 300-acre OHV park, located 5miles north of San Bernardino at the San BernardinoRegional Parks and Recreation area in Devore. Amenitiesinclude 3-mile Baja-style off-road racecourse, threeMotocross tracks, Sand Drag track, 1/8-mile dirt oval, on-site camping, refreshments. Take Palm Avenue/KendallDrive exit off the I-215 (exit west to park). Call (909) 880-3090.

CALIFORNIA SPEEDWAY NASCAR, 9300 Cherry Ave.,Fontana, 800-PITSTOP.

CHRISTIAN SINGLE SYMPOSIUM: Oct. 11 at theWyndham in Costa Mesa. All day seminar with dinner-dance, $72. (888) 222-8818. ccsingles.com

CHRISTIAN SINGLES SPECTACULAR SATURDAY: Nov. 1,rotational dinner and seminar followed by dance, 6 pm.$30 prepaid, $40 at the door. Clarion Hotel Anaheim

Resort, 616 Convention Way, Anaheim. (888) 222-8818. ccs-ingles.com

ICEPLEX AT BLUEJAY: 27307 Highway 189, at North BayRoad, Bluejay. Call (909) 33-SKATE.

CALIFORNIA SKATE GRAND TERRACE: 22080 CommerceWay, Grand Terrace. Call (909) 824-8114.

CALIFORNIA SKATE: 12710 Magnolia Ave., Riverside. (909)354-7060.

ROLLER CITY 2001: 10765 Magnolia Ave., Riverside. (909)688-4121.

STARDUST ROLLER RINK: 2167 N. Lugo Ave., SanBernardino. (909) 883-1103.

FIESTA RINK, 1405 E. Washington St. , Colton (909) 370-4444

ICE TOWN, 10540 Magnolia Ave., Riverside (909) 637-3070

HOLIDAY SKATING CENTER, 238 N. Riverside Ave. # B,Rialto (909) 875-4233

VANS SKATE PARK, 4558 Mills Circle, Ontario (909) 476-5914

ROLLER CITY PLUS, 7209 East Ave., Fontana (909) 463-6674

LABEDA ROLLER HOCKEY RINK, 29910 Ohana Cir., LakeElsinore (909) 674-2175

CENTER ICE, 201 S. Plum Ave., Ontario (909) 986-4231

INLAND EMPIRE ROLLER HOCKEY, 1150 E. Foothill Blvd.,Upland (909) 931-5001

ONTARIO ICE SKATING ARENA, 1225 W. Holt Blvd.,Ontario 986-0793

SKATE EXPRESS, 12356 Central Ave., Chino (909) 465-1383

WHEELHOUSE SPORT AND SKATE CENTER, 2860 W.Florida Ave., Hemet (909) 652-9968

BEAR MOUNTAIN: It has a vertical drop of 1,700 feet, 11chair lifts and 27 trails from beginner to advanced. Withtheir new frequent-skier program, a free day of skiing canbe earned with three midweek skiing days. Bear Mountainis on Moonridge Road in Big Bear Lake. (909) 585-2519.

MOUNT BALDY: Just north of Upland and Ontario, MountBaldy has four lifts serving four mountains on more than400 acres of terrain and has a 2,100-foot vertical drop.Mount Baldy Village is off Interstate 10 at MountainAvenue, north of Upland. (909) 981-3344.

SKI SUNRISE: Located in Wrightwood near Mountain HighSki Area, this neighborhood resort has one quad chair andtwo pullman lifts on 100 acres of terrain, with an 800-footvertical drop. About half the runs are intermediate and therest are either advanced or beginner. Ski Sunrise is inWrightwood along Highway 2. (619) 249-6150.

SNOW SUMMIT: Extensive renovations at Snow Summitinclude a new high-speed quad chair, the All-MountainXpress, which carries skiers more than a mile to the 8,200-foot peak. There are 12 chair lifts and an 1,175-foot verticaldrop with beginner through expert runs on 230 skiableacres and 18 miles of runs. Snow Summit is at 880 SummitBlvd., Big Bear Lake. (909) 866-5766.

SNOW VALLEY: Located a few miles from RunningSprings, Snow Valley has 14 lifts accessing 36 trails on 235acres of terrain. The largest ski area in the San BernardinoMountains, with a peak elevation of 7,841 feet, the resortoffers a 1,141-foot vertical drop. Also features children's skicenter and Alpine dining room. Snow Valley is 5 miles eastof Running Springs on Highway 187. (909) 867-2751.

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SILVERWOOD LAKE STATE RECREATION AREA: I-15 northto the Silverwood/Palmdale exit, then right at the stop signand follow Highway 138 to the park.

HUMBER PARK: About 2 1/2 miles north of the IdyllwildForest Ranger Station in the San Jacinto Mountains. Call(909) 659-2117.

ALPINE SLIDE AT MAGIC MOUNTAIN: 800 Wild Rose Lane,Big Bear Lake. Call (909) 866-4626.

SNOWDRIFT: Highway 18, 4 miles above Running Springsand 1 mile below Snow Valley Ski Resort.

BIG PINES RECREATION AREA: 4 miles west ofWrightwood. Call the Visitor Center at (619) 249-3504 forcurrent snowplay areas.

LAKE SKINNER PARK: Swimming pool, camping, boating,fishing, equestrian and hiking trails, 10 miles north ofTemecula off Rancho California Road. (909) 926-1541.

LAKE PERRIS STATE RECREATION AREA: Swimmingbeach, boating, fishing, hiking, rock climbing, bike trails,camping, 17801 Lake Perris Drive, off Highway 60 east ofMoreno Valley, Perris. (909) 657-0676.

SILVERWOOD LAKE STATE RECREATION AREA:Swimming, camping, boating, fishing, hiking, bicycle trails,30 miles north of San Bernardino on Highway 138. (619)389-2303.

BIG BEAR LAKE: Swimming, fishing, boating, watercraftrentals, off Highway 18, San Bernardino Mountains. (909)866-2628.

LAKE ELSINORE STATE RECREATION AREA: Swimmming,boating, fishing, camping, 22 miles south of Corona off I-15. (909) 674-3178.

PERFORMANCE RIVERSIDE: At Riverside CommunityCollege. The Wizard of OZ, Oct 3, 4, 10, 11 at 8p.m. Oct 4,12 at 2p.m. The Rocky Horror Show, Oct. 31, Nov. 1, at 8pm. Tickets range from $24 to $32. (909) 222-8100.

GROVE PRODUCTIONS: In historic downtown Upland,corner of 9th St. and 3rd Ave. Tickets are $15 and $17. TheKing and I, through Oct. 12, Fri. & Sat. 7:29 pm, Sun. 3pm. Snow White, through Oct. 28. Rocky Horror PictureShow, Oct. 24, 25, 26, 31, Nov. 1, 2, 7, 8.(909) 920-4343.

RIVERSIDE LITTLE OPERA: Golden Moments of FrenchOpera, Oct. 11, 7:30 pm and Oct. 12, 4 pm. Choruses,arias, duets and ensembles from Carmen, Faust, PearlFishers and Lakme. Held at All Saints Episcopal Church in

Riverside. (909) 683-8466.

SAN BERNARDINO CIVIC LIGHT OPERA: CaliforniaTheatre of Performing Arts, 562 . Fourth St., SanBernardino. Mark Twain Tonight!, Oct. 4, 8 pm. Tickets are$50 and $40. For information call (909) 889-6564.

LIFEHOUSE THEATER: Anne of Avonlea, Oct. 11, 7:30 pm.(909) 335-3037 ext. 21. The theater is located at 1135 N.Church St. in Redlands.

RAMONA BOWL: Othello, Oct. 3, 4, 7 pm. Othello is $10per ticket,. 1-800-645-4465. www.ramonabowl.com. Thetheater is located at 27400 Ramona Bowl Rd. in Hemet.

ANNENBERG THEATER: Opening Night Celebration withJoan Rivers, Nov. 9, 7 pm .Theater located on the lowerlevel of the Palm Springs Desert Museum at 101 MuseumDrive, Palm Springs. www.psmuseum.org. (760) 325-4490.

BEN BOLLINGER’S CANDLELIGHT PAVILION DINNERTHEATER: Cabaret, Sept. 19 - Nov. 16. (909) 626-3296, ext.17.

GONE WITH THE WIND: Oct. 25, 5:30 pm, at the FoxTheater in Riverside. (909) 684-6045.

WHODUNIT INTERACTIVE THEATER: Temecula, held everyFriday and Saturday at 7 pm. Tickets $32.50 per person(discounts for seniors, students, military and groups of10+). Dine at the Country Garden Restaurant. OpeningOct. 11, “It’s My Party (and I’ll DIE if I want to!). (909) 323-3292.

THE CALIFORNIA BALLET, in Riverside, offers “Nutcracker”in December and “Cinderella” in January. Information, call(909) 787-7850.

CHINO COMMUNITY THEATRE 909-590-1149.

RCC’S OFF-BROADWAY PLAY SERIES, 2003-2004 seasonincludes: “Songs for a New World,” Oct. 17-26;“Rashomon,” Nov. 21-23; “Picnic,” April 2-11, 2004; “Fifthof July,” May 21-23, 2004; and “Proof,” July 16-25, 2004.Call (909) 222-8100 for information.

MCCALLUM THEATRE: 73000 Fred Waring Drive, PalmDesert. Tom Jones, Oct. 5; “The Sound of Music,” Dec. 9-11, with “Cats” coming in January, 2004. (760) 340-ARTS.

UCR PERFORMING ARTS SERIES, At the UCR Theater,Riverside. “Culture Clash: Culture Clash in AmeriCCA,” Oct.22; Dianne Reeves in Concert (jazz), Oct. 24; The ActingCompany: Richard III, April 1. (909) 787-4629

RIVERSIDE COMMUNITY PLAYERS THEATER: “Beautyand the Beast,” Oct. 10-12; “Cemetery Club,” Nov. 14-30;“Christmas Carol,” Dec. 12-14. (909) 369-1200.

RIVERSIDE CHILDREN’S THEATER “Treasure Island” inDecember. Call (909) 689-5660.

THEATRICAL ARTS INTERNATIONAL At the CaliforniaTheater in San Bernardino: “Grease,” Nov. 5-9;“Copacabana,” March 24-28; “Fosse,” April 21-25; “Childrenof a Lesser God,” April 28-May 2. At Pechanga Resort in

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Temecula: “Misery,” Oct. 21-26; “Joseph and the AmazingTechnicolor Dreamcoat,” March 9-14; “Fosse,” April 13-18;“Spirit of the Dance,” June 1-6. (909) 885-5152.

DAVE AND BUSTERS, “JOEY AND MARIA’S COMEDYITALIAN WEDDING”: Through Oct. 25. Interactive dinnertheater. Seating at 6:30 pm. Dave and Busters at OntarioMills. $49.50. Reservations, call 1-800-944-5639.

THEATRE AUDITION FOR "MY THREE ANGELS":Rehearsals start October 8. Performances run Nov. 28-Dec. 19 at the Seventh Street Community Theater in Chino.There is no pay. Prepare to cold read. Bring pix &resume. Auditions will be held Sat., October 4, from 10:00a.m. to 2:00 p.m. and Sunday October 5, from 10:00 a.m.to noon at the Chino Community Building, 5443 B Street,Chino. For information call (909) 590-1149.

DISNEYLAND/DISNEY’S CALIFORNIA ADVENTURE, 1313Harbor Blvd., Anaheim, CA (714) 781-4565

LEGOLAND CALIFORNIA, One Legoland Dr., Carlsbad, CA(877) 534-6526

SAN DIEGO ZOO, 2920 Zoo Dr., San Diego, CA (619) 634-3153

SAN DIEGO WILD ANIMAL PARK, 15500 San Pasqual Vly.,Escondido, CA, (760) 767-8702

SOAK CITY WATER PARK, Palm Springs, (760) 327-0499

WILD RIVERS WATER PARK, 8770 Irvine Center Dr.,Irvine, CA, (949) 788-0808

ALPINE SLIDE: 800 Wild Rose Lane, Big Bear Lake, (909)866-4626

RAGING WATERS: 111 Raging Waters Dr., San Dimas,

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FIESTA VILLAGE: 1405 E. Washington St., Colton, (909)824-1111

CASTLE AMUSEMENT PARK: 3500 Polk St., Riverside.Terror on the Tracks, Oct. 1-Nov.1: This haunted train rideis available at Castle Park. Ride price is $5. (Admission isadditional). (909) 785-3000, www.castlepark.com. SouthernCalifornia’s “crown jewel” has over 35 rides and attractions,including a Dentzel Carousel (circa 1905), Log Ride,Dragon’s Tower, two trains, Sea Dragon, Plaza Cafe andMidway Games with huge prizes. There are also four 18-hole, beautifully scuptured and landscaped miniature golfcourses. $19.99 adult all-day unlimited ride pass; $14.99child all-day pass (48” and under).

CALIFORNIA CITRUS HERITAGE STATE PARK: 9400Dufferin St., Riverside, (909) 780-6222

PHARAOH'S LOST KINGDOM ADVENTURE PARK: 1101 N.California, Redlands, CA, 92374. “Nightmares,” 6 pm everyFriday, Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 3 through Oct. 26. Then,every evening from Oct. 27 through Nov. 3. 13 rooms ofghoulish panoramas that are guaranteed to stir your spiritswith all the thrills and chills of things that go bump in thenight. Tickets for Nightmares are $8 per person. A special$9.99 Park Passport for juniors offers a tour throughNightmares and unlimited use of the Midway, MiniatureGolf, Laser Tag and 4 Arcade game tokens. A special$14.99 Passport for adults (with coupon on page 2) offersa tour through Nightmares, and unlimited use of theMidway, Miniature Golf, Lazer Tag, 4 Arcade game tokens,plus 1 Speedway Park ride and 1 Sky Coaster ride. (909)335-7275

SCANDIA THEME PARK: I-15 between I-10 and Hwy. 60,Ontario, (909) 390-3092

ARROWHEAD QUEEN, Mississippi River-style paddle boatlaunches its narrated tours of Lake Arrowhead from theVillage Waterfront Marina, located in the Lake ArrowheadVillage. Adults $12, seniors 55+ $10, children 3-11 $7.50,children under 3 free. Call (909) 336-6992.

PANHELLENIC HOME TOUR: Five select homes in theRiverside area are on “tour” in this annual fund raiser tobenefit local charities. Held in October. For date and time,call (909) 684-6308.

PINE KNOT LANDING: Waverunner rentals, Big Bear Lake.(909) 866-BOAT.

BIG BEAR MARINA: Two- and three-person Seadoos forrent, Big Bear Lake. (909) 866-3218.

LAKE PERRIS MARINA: Lake Perris, 20 miles southeast ofRiverside via the Ramona Expressway, east of Interstate215. (909) 657-2179.

SILVERWOOD LAKE MARINA: 14651 Cedar Circle, at theend of the access road inside Silverwood Lake State Park,11 miles east of Interstate 15 via Highway 138. (619) 389-2320.

LAKE ELSINORE: Water skiing, launch your own boat,32040 Riverside Drive, about 22 miles southeast of Corona,via I-15, Lake Elsinore. (909) 674-3178.

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CALLAWAY VINEYARD & WINERY: 32720 Rancho California Road, Temecula, (909) 676-4001.

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MAURICE CARRIE WINERY: 34225 Rancho California Road, Temecula, (909) 676-1711.

MOUNT PALOMAR WINERY: 33820 Rancho California Road, Temecula, (909) 676-5047.

THORNTON WINERY: 32575 Rancho California Rd, Temecula. Halloween MurderMystery, Oct. 31, Nov. 1, 7:30 pm. Eevening of dining, dancing and mystery. Prizes willbe given for the best costumes. Dinner includes one glass of wine per course. $85 perperson.(909) 699-0099.

FALKNER WINERY: 40620 Calle Contento, Temecula. Free jazz on Sundays, Noon to 3pm. (909) 676-8231. www.falknerwinery.com.

GALLEANO WINERY: 4231 Wineville Road, Mira Loma (909) 685-5376.

J. FILIPPI VINTAGE CO.: 2803A E. Guasti Road, Guasti (909) 390-6998; 11211 EtiwandaAve., Fontana (909) 428-8630; 12467 Base Line, Rancho Cucamonga, (909) 899-5755.

SAN ANTONIO WINERY CENTER: 2802 S. Milliken Ave., Ontario, (909) 947-3995.

CHURON WINERY, 33233 Rancho California Road, Temecula, 694-9070

LONGSHADOW RANCH WINERY, 39847 Calle Contentoy, Temecula 587-6221

MIRAMONTE WINERY, 33410 Rancho California Rd., Temecula 5065500

PALUMBO FAMILY WINERY, 40150 Barksdale Circle, Temecula 676-7900

PONTE FAMILY WINERY, 35035 Rancho California Rd., Temecula 694-8855

STUART CELLARS, 33515 Rancho California Rd., Temecula 676-6414

TEMECULA SPRINGS RESORT/, SOUTH COAST WINERY, 34843 Rancho California Rd.,Temecula 587-WINE

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