The Tahoe Regional Healthcare Auxiliary will present the 13th Annual Cowboy Jubilee and Poetry featuring Sourdough Slim, Juni Fisher from Tennessee, cowboy poet Paul Zarzyski and Wylie and the Wild West, a Western musical and humor group.
So get your cowboy hats and boots dusted off and join this finger-lickin' good time with a great show, Western Barbecue dinner and all the entertainment you can rope in. That's no bull....
the 13th Annual Cowboy Jubilee and Poetry
WHERE: Carson Community Center, 851 E. William St.
WHEN: Saturday
COST: $25 for Campfire (reserved) seating and $20. For Range (general admissions) seating. Reserved tickets can be purchased by calling (775) 883-1532. Barbecue tickets are $10 for adults and $5 for children under 12. Range (general admission) tickets may be purchased at the CTRHA Gift Shop in the Carson Tahoe Regional Medical Center.
CONTACT: For further information contact the Auxiliary Gift Shop at (775) 445-5142.
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I love music, and I really like when we can help support our local children get a start in celebrating their talents.
This is a free annual concert provided by the Capital City Community Band this coming Sunday. Young, local musicians will show off their individual talents at the Children's Concert. The musical story of "Tubby, The Tuba" will feature Clinton Vondrak on tuba and Michelle Lassaline on piccolo with John Ruby as the narrator.
Clinton and Michelle are both students at Carson High School. I have known Michelle a very long time, and she is amazing to watch. Sarah Irvin, an eighth-grade French horn student at Eagle Valley Middle School will also perform. Don't miss these rising stars within our community.
Also Fremont, Fritsch and Seeliger elementary school choirs will join the band and this year the choirs and band will perform "Back in the Good Old Days."
'Children's Concert'
WHERE: Bob Boldrick Theater in the Carson Community Center, 851 E. William St.
WHEN: 3 p.m. Sunday
COST: Free
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St. Patrick's Day honors St. Patrick, the patron saint of Ireland. If you want to celebrate the day on March 17 in Carson City by dancing an Irish jig and singing Irish songs, come join the Knights of Columbus.
The Knights will be serving a true St. Patrick's dinner with traditional corned beef-and-cabbage.
There is also a raffle and auction of more than 100 prizes donate d by local merchants and all the proceeds go back to the community, with yearly donations to St. Teresa of Avila Catholic School student scholarships, the Community Pregnancy Center and the Eagle Valley Children's home, just to name a few.
So give Danny Boy, aka Dick Moore, a call to make your reservations and purchase raffle tickets. You do not have to be present to win. This year, thanks to this club's hard work, they will be presenting the Eagle Valley Children's Home a check for $1,500.
St. Patrick's Dinner
WHEN: 6 p.m. Saturday
WHERE: Gold Dust West, formerly the Piñon Plaza
COST: $15 per person
CONTACT: Dick Moore at 882-6088
PROCEEDS BENEFIT: Local organizations
Next Week: A partnership between Sheriff Kenny Furlong and Community Counseling Center's providing a proactive way for parents to help their children. Don't miss this one!
• To have your information included, contact Kim Riggs at kimriggs@att.net.
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