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Eight suggestions for seven days: Dec. 28, 2009 through Jan. 3, 2010
I’m writing this at SFO as I prepare to jet off for a post-Christmas sojourn; sorry to miss New Year’s Eve in the Napa Valley, where more than a dozen events are beckoning! See them all at the Master Arts & Culture Calendar from Arts Council Napa Valley: www.nvarts.org. Meanwhile, here are my latest picks for the week ahead.
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by Louisa Hufstader
Christmas week brings a sumptuous array of arts choices, from “an orchestra of cars” this afternoon to an intimate cabaret performance on Christmas Eve. I’ve got shopping to do, too, so let’s make this quick:
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by Louisa Hufstader
As Christmas approaches, there is festive music in the air throughout the Napa Valley Whether it’s the annual “Nutcracker” from the Napa Regional Dance Company, a holiday concert featuring local students singing and playing their hearts out or a Hawaiian hoe-down, you’ll find plenty to do in the next seven days. For complete listings, see the Master Arts and Culture Calendar on the Arts Council Napa Valley Web site: www.nvarts.org — meanwhile, here are some suggestions:
by Louisa Hufstader
The trees are trimmed, the holiday lights are glowing and the arts are flourishing throughout the Napa Valley this month. Here are just a few of the cultural events coming up over the next seven days– you can find complete listings in the Master Arts and Culture Calendar on the Arts Council Napa Valley Web site: www.nvarts.org.
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by Louisa Hufstader
Nov. 25: Thanksgiving week kicks off Upvalley with a musicians’ open-microphone night at Calistoga Restaurant and Brewery on Lincoln Avenue. Amateurs and professionals alike are welcome to perform from 8:30 p.m. till midnight; (707) 942-4101, www.calistogainn.com. In downtown Napa–where three miles of white lights are twinkling along building roof lines, the First and Third street bridges, and the Riverwalk–you can watch Mayor Jill Techel and Congressman Mike Thompson light a 29-foot tall Christmas tree in Veterans Park, with live entertainment PLUS free cookies and hot chocolate from 6 to 7 p.m. At 6:30, Philip Smith and his all-singing Gentlemen of Jazz play and harmonize at Uva Trattoria till 9:30 p.m. (1040 Clinton St., (707) 255-6646, reservations advised); 7:30 is show time for vocalist Suzi Gilbert and jazz pianist Mike Greensill at Silo’s Jazz Club, till 9 p.m.: $20, Napa River Inn, www.silosjazzclub.com, (707) 251-5833.
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