SEPTEMBER 2010 ISSUE

You don’t have to fly to Maine to have all-you-can-eat Maine lobster. You can stay right here and attend the Fallbrook Rotary Club’s Lobster-on-the-Green event on Sept. 10. But that warm feeling you’ll get won’t just be from all that crustacean dipped in butter! This event raises money that is eventually disbursed to over 50 different clubs in the area.

If exotic critters is your thing, don’t forget Zoofari’s annual Safari Soiree on Oct. 8 at Mangelson’s Images of Nature Gallery in La Jolla. This benefits the cool animals at Zoofari, including Victor the Cheetah, as well as Cheetah Conservation Botswana. If you haven’t visited Zoofari in Bonsall, you really should take one of the tours. You will never get more up close and personal with the beasts unless, like Tarzan, you get adopted by some!

Fallbrook will become a center for printmaking in September as three different venues in town, including the Fallbrook Art Center, the Fallbrook School of the Arts and the Brandon Gallery, offer a variety of programs and classes. Printmaking is a fascinating process, and one of the top practitioners in the field, Freda Fairchild, will demonstrate some of her techniques.

He is called the “Bad Boy of Cuisine,” because of his outspoken, brutally frank assessments of modern day restaurants, cooking and cuisine. Anthony Bourdain, host of the popular cooking travel show No Reservations, will bring his mordant wit to the California Center for the Arts, Escondido on Sept. 18 in an “evening with” show.

La Tapatia Mexican Restaurant on Grand Avenue’s fine dining section in Escondido is known as “Escondido’s Landmark Mexican Restaurant.” And after more than 70 years in business, it still has no peer and no plans to deviate from their decades-old recipes.

This year’s Rally for Children on Sept. 30 at the Golf Club of California will feature stand up comedienne and interior designer, Lynn Chichi, in an hour of fun designer tips and horror stories about entertaining at home called Table Talk. There’s lots of practical entertainment solutions contained in this fun 45 minutes.

Feel like piling into a Jeep and tooling around at some of Temecula’s best wineries? Then our writer Dawn Berry has a tour for you: Sunrider Wine Tours! Can’t you smell the grapes? It’s almost harvest time!

Berry also tells us about a man who can keep you in tune—or at least your piano. If you have a quality instrument, he can keep it at the top of its game. And he can tell you if you’ve got a quality instrument! Meet Brian Janey of Allegro Piano Service.

Administrators at two local elementary school districts tell us about new programs and some new teachers as they get ready to start the new school year.

The Escondido Street Faire, which happens twice a year, is the second largest street fair in California. Many people think it’s the best. Find out why.

See you next month!

David Ross, Editor

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