Valley Cultural Center - Concerts on the Green 2011 Program

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Celebrating 36 years

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Free Concerts, Movies & Events in the Park

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Our Story ..........................................................................................................................................17

Free Programs ................................................................................................................................19

Happenings ......................................................................................................................................21

Community Outreach ............................................................................................................. 23

Board of Directors ..................................................................................................................... 25

2011 Concerts on the Green Sponsors ........................................................................ 27

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Food Court ..................................................................................................................................... 47

Concerts on the Green ..................................................................................................48, 49

Summer Performers...........................................................51, 53, 55, 59, 61, 63, 65, 67

Councilman Dennis Zine’s 4th of July Extravaganza ......................................56, 57

Movies on the Green ....................................................................................................... 69–71

Thank You to all of our 2011 Members .................................................................76, 77

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Our Story

The Valley Cultural Center

serves the greater San Fernando

Valley as the prominent resource in

promoting the performing and visual

arts. With the active support and

participation of the community,

our mission is to entertain, enrich,

and educate current and future

generations. We offer diverse

programs and events and recognize

outstanding achievements in the arts.

Founded in 1975 to assist the

Los Angeles City Department of

Recreation & Parks in bringing arts

and culture to the San Fernando

Valley, The Valley Cultural Center

has been at the forefront of culture,

arts, and arts education in our

community for more than thirty-

fi ve years. The Valley Cultural

Center’s Free Concerts in the Park

were launched under the guidance

of our fi rst chairwoman, educator

Lou Bredlow. Now called Concerts

on the Green, our concert series is

still presented FREE of charge and is

enjoyed by more than 150,000

Valley residents each year. First

presented in Shadow Ranch Park,

Concerts on the Green has a

permanent home at the Lou

Bredlow Pavilion in Warner

Center Park. Built on land generously

donated by the Harry Warner family

in 1967, the Pavilion was built at a

cost of $1.3 million dollars, which

includes $1,000,000 from Quimby

funds and $300,000 from The Valley

Cultural Center’s donors.

Today, we hold a long-term lease on

the Pavilion from the Los Angeles

City Department of Recreation

& Parks and the facility is used to

house many of our cultural and

arts activities. The Valley Cultural

Center is actively engaged in

community outreach and our

programs encompass the diverse

cultural, social, and artistic dynamics

of the Valley. A vital community

resource, The Valley Cultural

Center provides arts appreciation,

music education, and arts outreach

for Valley students as well as

programs that support our senior

population. Our many Concerts,

Awards and Scholarships, and Hap-

penings provide rich opportunities

for Valley residents to participate in

and enjoy the artistic diversity that

defi nes our unique neighborhood.

Funding for The Valley Cultural

Center comes from our generous

corporate sponsors, grants, and

our expansive Membership and

Volunteer programs.

The Valley Cultural Center is a

nonprofi t 501(c)(3) organization

supported by corporations,

foundations, and individuals like you.

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Free Programs

Concerts on the GreenSince 1975, The Valley Cultural Center has presented FREE Concerts in the Park. Initially presented in Shadow Ranch, by year two, Concerts on the Green moved to its current home in Warner Center Park, the 20-acre plot of land on Topanga Canyon Boulevard donated to the City of Los Angeles by the Harry Warner family. In 1993, the stage facility was dedicated as the Lou Bredlow Pavilion, in honor of The VCC’s founder. A focal point for the Valley’s summer entertainment, Concerts in the Park features rock, classical, jazz, R&B, Latino pop, country, cowboy, Dixieland, folk, and more, and entertains more than 150,000 Valley residents and visitors each year. With 2010 marking our fi rst “green initiative” the concerts are now called, “Concerts on the Green.”

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Movies on the Green is a delightful way to experience Hollywood’s fi nest. Bring your blankets and lawn chairs and enjoy a fun-fi lled, family-oriented evening under the stars. Pre-show entertainment begins at 7 p.m. with all movies beginning at dusk, Saturday evenings, July 23, and continuing until August 27.

In addition to our movie entertain-ment, you can enjoy affordable concessions provided by local service organizations.

Councilman Dennis P. Zine’s July 4th ExtravaganzaBe part of the largest fi reworks display in the Valley. Our Extravaganza delights over 60,000 peopleand includes a FREE concert and fi reworks display.

Photos by Jim Brammer

Photo by Jim Kinsey

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All of our children deserve to find the artist within.Created by the Valley Cultural Center and sponsored by P&G Salon Professional, Finding Beauty is an after-school program that involves students in the arts, while encouraging them to achieve academically.

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Happenings

36th Anniversary Gala FundraiserDancing with our Valley StarsJoin us in the fall for our fun-fi lled signature party night. We will bestow our annual Golden Horn Award to an outstanding individual for their participation, dedication, and commitment to improving the lives of people in our community.

Additionally, we will present the annual Clyde Porter Humanitarian Award for philanthropy and volunteerism. Date: October 28, 2011Time: 6:00 – 11:00 PM Warner Center Marriott

L.A.P.D. National Night OutThe 28th Anniversary of National Night Out takes place on August 2, 2011. This is an opportunity for the West Valley community to join with the L.A.P.D. for a unique crime and drug prevention event. Last year, over 3,000 residents met the police offi cers who protect their neighborhoods, and enjoyed a variety of food. The event is FREE to the public. Co-sponsored by The Valley Cultural Center.

Photo by Jim Brammer

Food, Wine & Microbrew FestivalOver 1,200 connoisseurs from all over the Valley gather each year at Westfi eld Promenade to experience the ultimate in dining indulgence from local restaurants, wineries, and microbreweries.

Grateful HeartsPresented by: Douglas Emmett and The Valley Cultural Center

As in past years, The Valley Cultural Center and Douglas Emmett will honor the men and women of the Los Angeles Fire Department, Battalion #17 and the new LAPD Topanga Police Station. Councilman Dennis P. Zine will also be on hand as our silent auctioneer. The event is a Food and Fun Fair with over fi fteen local restaurants and other vendors participating. The event is open to the public. Date: October 6, 2011Time: 11:30 AM – 2:00 PMOxnard Street between AMC Place and Owensmouth Ave.



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Community Outreach

Monday Morning Concerts For ChildrenSince 1997, Monday Morning Concerts has placed professional, world-class musicians and dancers in an intimate, educational setting with children, age fi ve through eleven. Monday Morning Concerts consists of a performance, a brief history lesson on the musical and cultural style being presented, followed by a question and answer session with the performers. Often children are invited on stage to be part of the performance. The concerts are FREE and take place at 10:00 a.m. at the Madrid Theatre in Canoga Park, every Monday throughout the summer.

Finding Beauty P&G Salon Professional and Valley Cultural Center have partnered to fund and design programs that bring the arts and arts education into Valley middle schools. We work with schools to create programs that inspire students to express themselves while setting and achieving high goals. Our immediate purpose is to help fi ll the void created by the removal of arts education during these tight economic times. Our long-term vision is to shape programs and part-nerships with schools and educators that will inspire the next decade’s students to become their best creative selves.

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Woodland Hills, CA 91367

Community InvolvementThe Valley Cultural Center is actively involved in our community and participates in events like the Canoga Park Dia De Los Muertos Celebration and the Canoga Park/West Hills Chamber of Commerce Fall Festival.


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Vice Chair Alan MoscovitchOwner, Shelley’s Stereo & Video, Woodland Hills

Vice Chair – Special Events, Food & Wine and Immediate Past ChairLes SumpterOwner, A Rental Connection

Vice Chair – Special Events & Annual Gala Roshan GhaznaviVice President, Merrill Lynch – Woodland Hills

Chief Financial Off icerFrancois Khoury General Manager, Hilton Hotels, Woodland Hills

Secretary Glenda PattonCommunity Leader

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Greg CoulisDirector of Operations,Westf ield Topanga/Promenade

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California Pizza Kitchen

California Pizza Kitchen is a casual-dining restaurant featuring innovative pizzas that are creatively designed on a delicious crust and hearth-baked to perfection, such as The Original BBQ Chicken Pizza and the California Club Pizza. Also served are distinctive pastas, salads, soups, sandwiches, appetizers and desserts, including our Chicken-Tequila Fettucine, BBQ Chicken Chopped Salad, Tortilla Spring Rolls and Key Lime Pie. CPK was recently named the #1 Most Recommended Casual Dining Chain Restaurant by Zocalo Group and MARC Research and “Best Kids Menu in America” by Restaurant Hospitality Magazine. CPK also offers a number of CPKids Program and FUNdraisers for non-profit groups. For more details, visit www.cpk.com.

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For the last eight years KATE MANTÍLINÍ has delighted the West Valley with a mix of delicious traditional American and nouveau culinary flavors. Take a seat in one of our 42 spacious booths in our lovely indoor garden setting. Or dine alfresco on the outdoor patio. Celebrate weekday Happy Hour in a bar large enough for parties yet intimate enough for a quiet chat or watching a game on TV. Whatever your mood, the diverse menu, gracious staff and winning ambience of KATE MANTÍLINÍ are sure to please.

Picnic Boxes now available for Sunday Concerts on the Green.818-348-1095Concert Sundays Dining 3:30 – 9 & Happy Hour 3:30 – 6

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Rosie’s BBQ & Grillery

Rosie’s BBQ Grillery is located in the heart of Northridge, and serves the best BBQ you will ever taste. Make sure to start with Rosie’s Famous Shredded Onions and a Fresh Fruit Lemonade served in a 32oz mason jar. Rosie’s specializes in slow roasted tri tip, tender ribs, and juicy chicken grilled over a mesquite fire. Highlights include the Endless Rib Specials, and a daily Salad and Sandwich Bar. Rosie’s also delivers and caters with menu options perfect for any celebration.

9012 Tampa AvenueSE Corner of Tampa & NordhoffNorthridge, Ca 91324818-349-3055

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Ruth’s Chris Steak House

Experience our Sizzling Steaks and Legendary Service.

Try our Seasonal Ruth’s Classics’ Pre-Fixe Menu that start at $39.95 per person, or our incredible Prime Hour Specials in our lounge:

Full-sized appetizers starting at $5, plus $5 Wells, Wines, and Beer, including $7 Martini

Specials, everyday until 7pm (except Saturdays), and ALL DAY Sunday and Mondays.

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Saddle Peak Lodge

Known for our rustic elegance, exceptional cuisine, and spectacular canyon location, Saddle Peak Lodge remains a favorite dining destination for locals and out-of-town guests alike. We offer four stunning lodge-inspired rooms as well as a garden patio and second-level terrace with beautiful views of the canyon hills. Under the toque is Chef Chris guiding his team of culinary innovators in preparing a farm-to-table menu with fresh seafood and exotic game meat.

Wed–Thurs 6 PM–9 PM Fri 6 PM–10 PMSat 5 PM–10 PMSun 5 PM–9 PMSunday Brunch: 10:30 AM–2 PMHappy Hour: Wed–Fri 4 PM–6 PM

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Try our healthy alternative Gluten-Free & Vegan menus!

The Original Pizza Cookery

The Original Pizza Cookery in Woodland Hills has been serving the West Valley since 1975. From our world famous garlic-cheese rolls, hand-tossed pizzas, fresh salads, pastas, and mouth-watering sandwiches, we have been making generations of families feel at home with our warm and friendly environment. Thank you for your continued patronage. Check out our new menu options including extensive vegan and gluten-free items at pizzacookery.com. “Like” us on facebook.com/pizzacookery and follow us on twitter.com/pizzacookery.

Safir Mediterranean Cuisine

Come taste our distinctive Mediterranean cuisine featuring fresh, locally grown ingredients prepared in modern combinations. Whether you choose seafood, chicken, or beef, you can experience the most authentic and delicious Mediter-ranean food around. Our inventive cuisine, attentive service, and a casual, atmosphere has made us one of the most popular restaurants in Los Angeles County.

Safir Mediterranean Cuisine19940 Ventura BlvdWoodland Hills, CA 91364(818)713-9090

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Kravings

Kravings is a world fusion steak house, with a serving concept inspired by the Brazilian Rodizio. Our grill masters bring the sizzling fire-roasted meats on skewers or cedar planks to carve tableside without limit for a fixed price.

In addition to the Rodizio, an Á la carte menu featuring savory appetizers, salads and Entrées is available.

Kravings wine list features over 160 hand selected wines from all around the world. All signature cocktails made with finest spirits, liqueurs and fresh squeezed juices.

Kravings bar features one of largest selection of fine spirits, beer, wine and signature cocktails offering a completely separate bar menu and the best happy hour in town!

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Red Balls Pizza

Redballs Rock & Roll Pizza in Woodland Hills is the love child born between David Vieira and Elliot Easton, guitarist for the rock group the Cars. The two New Yorkers used to bemoan the death of good pizza in their part of the Valley.

The crust is flavorful, yeasty and fragrant, blistered on the bottom with a bit of char and just-crisp edges. The tomato sauce is light, loose and garlicky, the cheeses are good quality and laid on with a light hand so the nearly-naked Manhattan pie is a delicate fusion of layers, not gooey.

6551 Topanga Canyon Blvd. Woodland Hillswww.redballs.com / 818-348-1524

Poquito Más

Just watch the fresh tortillas being made while you wait, and you’ll know why fans say, “If you’re not getting fresh tortillas, you’re not getting fresh Mexican food.®” Zagat calls Poquito Más the “Rolls Royce” of Mexican fast food with “fresh, healthy and flavorful fare that blows the competi-tion out of the water.”

Poquito Más – Woodland Hills21049 Ventura Blvd.Woodland Hills, CA 91364Tel: (818) 887-2007www.poquitomas.com

Jersey Mike’s Subs

It all started in 1956 at the Jersey Shore with a single neighborhood shop dedicated to serving authentic subs. Our secret? Everything about Jersey Mike’s is high quality. Our Certified Angus Beef top rounds are trimmed and cooked right in the store. Our meats and cheeses are all top-quality premium brands. Our bread is fresh-baked each day. Everything is prepared right in front of you. It’s what makes Jersey Mike’s the most authentic tasting submarine sandwich available.

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Premier America Credit Union

Yes, you are eligible to open accounts. Premier America, a full-service financial institution, offers competitive deposit and loan rates, and state-of-the-art banking services. Our Business Service Officers offer personalized service to small business owners. Learn about our special promotions today. A neighbor-hood branch is just around the corner.

19867 Prairie StreetChatsworth, CA 91311www.premier.orgPh: (800) 772-4000

Thriving for over four decades, this landmark has the support of the many thousands of loyal customers from all over the world who keep coming home to "The Heart."

“We have not inherited the world from out forefathers – we have borrowed it from our children.” – Kashmiri Proverb

www.followyourheart.com • 21825 Sherman Way, Canoga Park, CA 91303

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21825 Sherman WayCanoga Park, CA 91303www.followyourheart.comPh: (818) 348-3240

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JUNE 5 | PLAYBOY JAZZ COMMUNITY CONCERT

PATRICE RUSHEN,NDUGU CHANCLER,and DOC POWELLPatrice Rushen is a session musician,producer, arranger, fi lm composer, and is the only woman to have served as the Musical Director for the Annual Grammy Awards. She earned her own Grammy Award nominations for Best R&B vocal performance for “Forget-Me-Nots” and best R&B instrumental for “Number One.” Ndugu Chancler is a world-class drummer, percussionist, and composer. He recorded hits with Frank Sinatra, Herbie Hancock, Weather Report, John Lee Hooker, and Kenny Rogers. Grammy nominated guitarist Doc Powell has contributed to over 140 recordings with some of the premier stars in Pop, R&B, Jazz and Gospel music.

Also appearing: Johnny Polanco & LA’s Conjunto Amistad OrchestraNikhil Korula BandCalabasas High School Jazz Band

JUNE 19 | DESPERADOan EAGLES tribute

Desperado is rapidly becoming the best and most well knownEagles tribute band in the United States. Their talented line up of lead singers and multi-instrumentalists rivals the musical talents of the Eagles themselves.

JUNE 12 | MRS. ROBINSON

Mrs. Robinson is a professionalband that pays tribute to the hitmakers of today and yesterday.Spanning fi ve decades and mostgenres, including Rock, Pop,Disco, and Blues, these talentedmusicians perform each song with incredible detail and authenticity.

JUNE 26 | PRESERVATION HALL JAZZ BAND

The Preservation HallJazz Band derives its namefrom Preservation Hall, themusic venue located in theheart of New Orleans’ French Quarter. Founded in 1961 by Allan and Sandra Jaffe, the band has traveled the world as the offi cial guardians of the New Orleans Jazz sound. Their musicembodies a joyful, timeless spirit.

Warner Park, Woodland Hills | 5800 Topanga Canyon Blvd. | www.valleycultural.org | For information call: 877-704-3456

COUNCILMANDENNIS P. ZINE’S ANNUAL JULY 4TH FIREWORKS EXTRAVAGANZA!

Event begins at 6 PM with a fi reworks show starting at 9:05 PM

LOS ANGELES PIERCE SYMPHONIC WINDSThe 110-piece Los Angeles PierceSymphonic Winds is lead by Steve Piazza and comprised of semi-professional musicians and talented music educators.They are one of the most nationally recognized and critically acclaimed community bands in the United States.

JULY 10 | 562ND AIR NATIONAL GUARDBAND OF THE SOUTHWEST

The band is composed of citizen airmen whose civilian occupations range from professional musicians and music educators to computer programmers, accountants, engineers,

and law enforcement offi cers.

with TAYLOR MADE, The JAMES TAYLOR Tribute BandA group of musicians from the Los Angeles area who are dedicated to creating the uplifting, soulful andmemorable sounds of the legendarysinger-songwriter.

VALLEY CULTURAL CENTERAll concerts start at 6 PMexcept June 5th and August 14th

which start at 4 PM Find out more information on all these performers at: www.ValleyCultural.org

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JULY 17

THE MUSIC OF ABBA with the Swedish group ARRIVAL and ABBA Original MusiciansAs a tribute to ABBA, “Arrival” From Sweden, founded by Vicky Zetterberg, is one of the world’s most popular and best selling ABBA show bands.

with Marina VRussian-born singer/songwriter Marina V is a young and charis-matic pop artist with an incred-ible life story and a “hauntingly beautiful” sound (L.A. Times).

JULY 31 | BRUCE IN THE USAA tribute to BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN

A high-energy musical experience and a note perfect, visually accurate recreation of a Bruce Springsteen & The E. St. Band show. Matt Ryan, from the world famous Legends In Concert, played Springsteen for eight years in the “full scale” Las Vegas show.

JULY 24 | TICKET TO RIDEA tribute to the BEATLES

Ticket To Ride creates an incredible rendition of The Beatles from their fi rst hit to the songs from their fi nal album, “Let It Be. ” A rock ‘n roll evening not to be missed that the whole family will enjoy.

AUGUST 7HEAD GAMESA tribute to FOREIGNER

Head Games - A Foreigner Tribute are fi ve guys from the New York City area who share a common love for hard rocking music. Only musicians who can play rock, jazz, pop, progressive, as well as classical music can attempt to tribute such a band whose music covers all those styles.Their tribute to the legendary rock band can only be experienced in their power packed live shows.

AUGUST 14“WOODLAND HILLSTOCK”featuring CANNED HEAT withCOUNTRY JOE MCDONALDConcert starts at 4:00 PM Costume Contest at 6:00 PMFree Kid’s CraftsDuring the ‘60s, Canned Heat was known for their hit “Going Up The Country,” the unoffi cial theme song for the famed documentary, Woodstock. Country Joe McDonald’s album, Country Joe and the Fish was released in 1965, just before the anti-war Vietnam Day Teach-In in Berkeley, CA. He sang “I-Feel-Like-I’m-Fixin’-to-Die-Rag” to a half-million people at the Woodstock Arts and Music Festival in 1969. Opening for “Hillstock” is TomWallbank and the Abassadors, known for his style on harmonic, slide guitar and vocals. Also appearing is blues guitarist and vocalist Dennis Jones and the L.A. based Shoemaker Brothers.

AUGUST 21DON’T STOP BELIEVIN’ a JOURNEY tributeThe music of Journey’s “Open Arms,” “Only the Young,” “Lights,” and so many more great songs has truly stood the test of time. Don’t Stop Believin’, a newly formed tribute band, is committed to staying true to the Journey legacy.

AUGUST 28 | BRASS TRANSITa CHICAGO tributeThe show includes all the hits from Chicago’sGolden Age of hits – 1969 to 1976. A world classhorn section, a rocking rhythm section, and vocals stacked sky high, Brass Transit transports its audi-ence back to the freewheeling days of the seventies.

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Playboy Jazz Festival Community concertConcert starts at 4:00 PM

Patrice Rushen,Ndugu Chancler, and Doc PowellPatrice Rushen is a session musician, producer, arranger, fi lm composer, and is the only woman to have served as the Musical Director for the Annual Grammy Awards. She earned her own Grammy Award nominations for Best R&B vocal performance for “Forget-Me-Nots” and best R&B instrumental for “Number One.” Ndugu Chancler is a world-class drummer, percussionist, and composer. He recorded hits with Frank Sinatra, Herbie Hancock, Weather Report, John Lee Hooker, and Kenny Rogers. Grammy nominated guitarist Doc Powell has contributed to over 140 recordings with some of the premier stars in Pop, R&B, Jazz and Gospel music.

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Johnny Polanco & LA’s Conjunto Amistad OrchestraJohnny Polanco is one of the most repsected bandleaders in the country. Bringing nearly three decades of talent and musicianship to the stage, Polanco is the leader of L.A.’s Conjunto Amistad. His contagious Latin sound is the sought after sound of salsa dancers worldwide.

Nikhil Korula BandBlending Calypso, Rock, Reggae, African and Latin grooves, the Nikhil Korula Band has been gathering worldwide attention. Their diverse backgrounds and musical infl uences infuse extraordinary musicianship with irresistible dance jams and has been selling out such iconic venues as the House of Blues, Temple Bar, Knitting Factory and Viper Room.

Calabasas High School Jazz BandThe Calabasas High School Jazz Band is in its fourteenth year in its current incarnation. The band also goes on tour each year. They have been selected three times as fi nalists in the Essentially Ellington Jazz Competition, an event sponsored by Lincoln Center and hosted by Wynton Marsalis and the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra.

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Your $10 donation can help Valley Cultural continue our Free Concerts, Movies and Dennis P. Zine July 4th Extravanganza on the Green. Support the arts in our community and help us expand programs and create new scholarships for kids in music and art.

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Mrs. RobinsonConcert starts at 6:00 PM

Mrs. Robinson is a professional band that pays tribute to the hit makers of today and yesterday. Spanning fi ve decades and most genres, including Rock, Pop, Disco, and Blues, these talented musicians perform each song with incredible detail and authenticity. A fun night for all, Mrs. Robinson will take you back and entertain you.

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JUNE 19

Desperado (an EAGLES tribute)

Concert starts at 6 PM Desperado is rapidly becoming the best and most well known Eagles tribute band in the United States. Founded in 2002 by lead singer, guitarist, and keyboardist Aaron Broering, Desperado’s au-thentic sound is rounded off by lead singer, guitarist, and keyboardist Brad Zapper, Kevin O’Connell on drums, percussion, and lead vocals, John Morrison on bass and lead vocals, and Kenny Hale on guitar and lead vocals.

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Preservation Hall Jazz BandConcert starts at 6:00 PM

The Preservation Hall Jazz Band derives its name from Preservation Hall, the venerable music venue located in the heart of New Orleans’ French Quarter. Founded in 1961 by Allan and Sandra Jaffe, the band has traveled the world as the offi cial guardians of the New Orleans Jazz sound. Under the auspices of its current director, Ben Jaffe, (Allan and Sandra’s son), the Preservation Hall Jazz Band continues its commit-ment to quality as a venue, a band, and a performing sensation.


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PARKING: $25 & $20 – Park in any of the Warner Center structures between Topanga and Canoga or Califa and Oxnard. Over 20 food vendors, arts and crafts booths and a children’s play zone for your enjoyment. COME EARLY!

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562nd Air National Guard Band of the SouthwestConcert starts at 6:00 PM

Based in Port Hueneme, CA, the band is under the command of Major Eric Patterson and composed of citizen airmen whose civilian occupations range from professional musicians and music educators to computer programmers, accountants, engineers, and law enforcement offi cers. As musical ambassadors, the 562nd Air National Guard Band of the Southwest is proud to represent the State of California, the Air National Guard, and the United States Air Force.

Concert starts at 6:00 PM

As a tribute to ABBA, “Arrival” From Sweden was founded by Vicky Zetterberg and soon became one of the world’s most popular and best selling ABBA show bands. Since1995, the band has toured over 35 countries and appeared in several TV and radio shows all over the world. Arrival From Sweden in the production, “THE MUSIC OF ABBA” tours the world together with ABBA’s original musicians. This show is not to be missed!

Also Appearing Marina VRussian-born singer/songwriter Marina V is a young and charismatic pop artist with an incredible life story and a “hauntingly beautiful” sound (L.A. Times).



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The Music of ABBA (with the Swedish group ARRIVAL and ABBA Original Musicians)

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Bruce in the USA(A Tribute to BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN)

Concert starts at 6:00 PM A high-energy musical experience and a note perfect, visually accurate recreation of a Bruce Springsteen & The E. St. Band show. Matt Ryan, from the world famous Legends In Concert, played Springsteen for eight years in the “full scale” Las Vegas show. His great success with Legends evolved naturally into Bruce In The USA. His amazing portrayal of “The Boss” (not to mention his jaw-dropping resemblance) makes you feel like you’re experiencing the real thing in concert. Backed by the sounds of Clarence “The Big Man” Clemence and a smokin’ handed “Little Stevie,” Bruce In The USA takes this genre of performance art to a whole new level, making it the world’s #1 tribute to the E St. Band’s legacy.

JULY 24

Ticket To Ride (A Tribute to the BEATLES)


The Beatles infl uenced countless generations, defi ned the British Invasion of the 1960s, and opened the fl oodgates to a new style of music. Ticket To Ride creates an incredible rendition of The Beatles from their fi rst hit to the songs from their fi nal album, “Let It Be. “ A rock ‘n roll evening not to be missed, Ticket To Ride not only brings you back, it invariably turns into a sing-a-long concert the whole family will enjoy.



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Head Games(A Tribute to FOREIGNER)


Head Games - A Foreigner Tribute are fi ve guys from the New York City area who share a common love for hard rocking music. They bring together all the same elements that made Foreigner so hugely successful. Only musicians who can play rock, jazz, pop, progressive, as well as classical music can attempt to tribute such a band whose music covers all those styles. With Mike Ledesma on lead vocals, Mike Dagostino on drums, Joe Scarangella on bass, Sean Tarr on guitar, and Rich Forman on keyboards, their tribute to the legendary rock band can only be experienced in their power packed live shows.


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A one-time donation of $10.00 will be added to your mobile phone bill or deducted from your prepaid balance. Messaging & Data Rates May Apply. All charges are billed by and payable to your mobile service provider. All donations must be authorized by the account holder. Service is available on most carriers. Donations are collected for the benefi t of the “VALLEY CULTURAL CENTER” by the Mobile Giving Foundation and subject to the terms found at www.hmgf.org/t. You can unsubscribe at any time by texting STOP to short code VCCMUSIC; text HELP to VCCMUSIC for help.

Your $10 donation can help Valley Cultural continue our Free Concerts, Movies and Dennis P. Zine July 4th Extravanganza on the Green. Support the arts in our community and help us expand programs and create new scholarships for kids in music and art.

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“Woodland Hillstock”featuring CANNED HEAT and COUNTRY JOE MCDONALDConcert starts at 4:00 PM

Costume Contest at 6:00 PM

Free Kid’s Crafts

Canned Heat rose to fame when Alan “Blind Owl” Wilson and Bob “The Bear” Hite got together in the 1960s to make a new sound. Drawing on their knowledge of the Blues, Canned Heat specialized in updating obscure old recordings into hip modern tunes. Their Top-40 Country-Blues-Rock hit, “On The Road Again,” became a Rock anthem around the world. Their hit “Going Up The Country,” was adopted as the unoffi cial theme song for the famed docu-mentary, Woodstock.

Country Joe McDonald’s album, Country Joe and the Fish, was released in 1965, just in time for the anti-war Vietnam Day Teach-In in Berkeley, CA. He sang one of the great anthems of the era, “I-Feel-Like-I’m-Fixin’-to-Die-Rag” to a half-million people at the Woodstock Arts and Music Festival in 1969. After forty-eight albums and more than four decades as a folksinger, Country Joe McDonald is still one of the best known names from the 1960s.


Also appearing:Opening for “Hillstock” is TomWallbank and the Abassadors, known for his fearless performance style on harmonic, slide guitar and vocals. He has opened for the likes of Charlie Musselwhite, T-Model Ford, Tommy Castro, Catfi sh Keith, Rod and Honey Piazza and Cephas and Wiggins. Also appearing is blues guitarist and vocalist Dennis Jones. His third release, Pleasure & Pain on Blue Rock Records, has the explosive guitar power, voice and songs that makes the break out sound all audiences adore. The Shoemaker Brothershail from the Pacifi c Northwest, the progeny of Celtic and Nordic roots, they sing like angels and play rock music with a classical in the 1960s musician’s touch.

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The Woodland Hills Warner Center Neighborhood Council

We’re in the park each Sunday during concert season! Visit our BOOTH and meet the Board members. We want to hear from you!

Chairperson: Karen KoeCommunity Outreach: Joyce FletcherCommunity Services: Bill AndersonEcology Energy Environment: Jim AndersonEducation: Marilyn AndersonEmergency Preparedness: Paul ShivelyNeighborhood Safety: Steve SantenPublic Safety: John Strand Planning, Land Use and Mobility:

August SteurerJonathan Krausche Dennis DiBiase

Warner Center Specific Plan: Dennis DiBiase

“Your Link to OUR Community”

This summer we invite you to drop by our booth and write a letter to our brave soldiers who are serving our country abroad. It means a lot to them and their families to know we are thinking about them. Children are welcome!Crayons and markers are provided to create a masterpiece!

Each week we also will highlight an important issue that effects our community! Learn about safety, local planning issues, education and environmental concerns.Let us know what’s important to you in our community!

For further information about the council and community events visit: [email protected]. [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

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Don’t Stop Believin’(A Tribute to JOURNEY)


The music of Journey’s “Open Arms,” “Only the Young,” “Lights,” and so many more great songs sold over 55 million albums worldwide and their music has truly stood the test of time. Don’t Stop Believin’, a newly formed tribute band appropriately named after one of Journey’s biggest hit song, is committed to staying true to the Journey legacy while bringing a fresh beat to the heart of their songs.


AUGUST 28

Brass Transit(A Tribute to CHICAGO)Concert starts at 6:00 PM Hailing from Toronto, the show includes all the hits from Chicago’s “Golden Age of hits” – 1969 to 1976. A world class horn section, a rocking rhythm section, and vocals stacked sky high, Brass Transit transports its audience back to the freewheeling days of the 1970s. The band includes members from Hall of Fame Rock and Soul greats including The Drifters, Sam & Dave, Aretha Franklin, Bene King, The Marvelettes, Frankie Valli, Mary Wilson, Martha Reeves, Little Anthony & The Imperials, Del Shannon and The Mamas & The Papas.


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Special thanks to Shelley’s Contributing Sponsors:

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Bringing Hollywood’s fi nest to the great outdoors. Grab your blankets, lawn chairs, family, and friends

and settle down for a summer’s worth of family entertainment plus all the amenities you enjoy at our FREE

concerts. Films will be presented on a 30-foot professional theatrical screen with digital projection, surround-

sound, and high-resolution digital picture. It’s the perfect way to enjoy a summer evening under the stars.

THIS SUMMER’S FEATURESPre-show entertainment begins at 7 p.m. Screenings start at dusk.

Movie Information: 1-877-704-FILM (3456) Parking available on Califa, between Topanga and Owensmouth. $5 per vehicle. Look for the signs and parking attendants.

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Become a Member Today!

Visit our booth located in the center of the park or visit us online at:

http://valleycultural.org/become-a-member

Join our mission to entertain, enrich, and educatecurrent and future generations. Your support helps

Valley Cultural offer diverse programs and events and recognize outstanding work in the arts.

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We regret the omission of any Member or Sponsor who contributed after our advertising print deadline of May 1, 2011.

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Hilda ChapmanHoward JensenIrwin WexlerJack & Diann FinkJames HudsonJeffrey SchredderJim AbneyJordan PistolJoseph CottrellJT Windows, Inc. Judy ScheuerK. SchiffmanKathy CottrellKimberly SiemenLarry CohenLaura PopeLaura TermanLeoncio GaudierLes Sumpter, A-Rental ConnectionLinda Spilky, Rosaritodreams.com Oceanfront Beach RentalsLois Curran-KleinLouis PetroniLouis SchneidermanMarcia & Jim Brammer, State of the Art Images Photography by Jim Brammer Mark & Ann GrimesMark & Sharon BlackmanMartin GoldsteinMay DanieliMichael SpuzzilloMichael & Sheila GoldmanMichael R. Nebenzahl

Mike Fomenko, Access ElectricMr. & Mrs. Francisco MunizMyrna Leiner, www.fosterparents.comNeal Bower, College Funding StrategiesNicholas AbbinantiNorman & Roslyn MalinPaul & Marion VentreRichard AcostaRon & Lorey Lavery, Spinonthis.comSamuel FinkelbergShane LevineSindee Kritzberg, A AAA Chimney Sweep & Fire Protection Co.Stefan WilcoxStephen SwoffordSue HeroldSusan OpasSusan ValdesTerri Fox-BaumelTerry Dadd, Ameriprise Financial ServicesTim ReganTimothy KirkhuffUnited Imaging

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Individual Members $100A.M. Shine Electric, Inc. Advance Sales Group, Inc.Alan RosenbergAlice FlemingAlon Moscovitch, Shelley’s Stereo & VideoAnnette DiamondAnson & Judy WongAnthony RichardsArt & Judie HirshAshley SerleBarbara RossBarbara KahnBarry RubinBernard KilroyBill & Kim SutherlandBrad & Cora BartonBrad & Rhonda MallieBradley BobbsBrian CherniackBrian SullivanBrian BarnettBrian WaltersBruce & Cyndy NewbornCara BirardiCarol RealeCarole PhillipsCarole PedersonCathy ChungChristine Rogers, Helping Hands for SeniorsChristy EdwardsClaire ColicchioClaudia AndradeClaudia KennyClive TurnerCoast Storage Cory SmithCynthia Elkins, Elkins Employment Law

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Jennifer deSpainJennifer CrowJennifer, Max, & Mark LyonsJill HowardJim KaplanJim & Liz CarlinJoe ChangJoe Hesse, MSS Audio ServicesJoel GoldenJohn CordillJohn McManusJohn OlsonJohn SohlJohn SteinbergJon & Norma WenkalmanJoni & Mark SimonJoseph & Judy EvansJoyce AlexsonJoyce & Alan ThomsonJoyce & Eric GoldmanJudy & Jim McKayKaren SmithKatherine IacofanoKathleen EbertKathleen MillerKathy KasmanKathy CarlsonKelly McBrideKelly / Debi KoteraKen RotcopKenneth LaramayKenneth AveryKent Mariconda, The Law Offi ces of Kent G. MaricondaKevin StrehloLaura LevinskyLauri WeissLaurie KingLeonard & Carol WurthmanLeslie DeBeauvaisLeslie EscotoLeslie Ruiz

Leslie JensenLisa & Mark Haberman, Dog Groomers on the GoLiza KayeLois Miller, Source 1 Property Mgt.Lori MikeMarci StarkMarisa RubinoMark & Lisa Fergesen, Lisa LaFrame PhotographyMartin GreenMary FlaccoMatt StadelmanMaxine DrapkinMercy AlpertMike & Marcie Booth, 2E_Network_LA@ yahoogroups.comMiriam MargolisMorgan Baum, LPL FinancialMy Guy Flooring & Blinds Nathan BannisterNorma Villanueva, New Life Home CarePamela EvansPat & Linda MeherinPaul PavelkaPaul LawlerPaul Lisy, efootage.comPaul & Lori DrapkinPaul & Sue WeinbergerPenny Spark, So.Cal. Home Improvement Ref. Serv.Quality Computer Tech Ralph CavallaroRichard HylandRichard BaimRichard Parcells, Poohmer PoolsRobert SchwartzRobert CarrollRobert KeslerRobert & Debra Anton

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