28 Nov. 21 - Dec. 4, 2009
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4th annual Vuusica series starts
New 2009-10 concerts include blues, jazz, bluegrass
The acoustic blues/folk duo of Meridith Moore and of the top ten unsigned blues bands in the world. at the door; $8 for seniors and children ages 12 and
Mikel Lander kicks off the fourth annual VUUSICA Nominated for “Best Local Band” by the Phoenix New younger. Advance discount tickets are available on
concert series, sponsored by the Valley Unitarian Times for 2009, the duet brings their high-energy Sundays at the VUU before each concert, online via
Universalists in Chandler, at 7:30 p.m. Sat., Nov. 21. showmanship along with their original songs, blues www.ShowUp.com or they can be reserved online at
With Moore on vocals and Lander on guitar, the and rock/blues-infl uenced standards to the VUUSICA www.vuu.org/vuusica.
duo are key performers in the local band Sugar concert. The Valley Unitarian Universalist Church is located
Thieves, for which more details can be found at On Sat., Jan. 16, 2010, vocalist Jan Sandwich takes at 6400 W. Del Rio St. in Chandler, south of Ray Road
www.sugarthieves.com and www.myspace.com/ the VUUSICA stage accompanied by piano great Judy at McKemy. For details, call 480-899-4249 or visit
meridithmoorefunktrunk. Roberts to perform a variety of nostalgic jazz tunes. www.vuu.org.
The group won the Arizona Blues Competition in The 4th annual VUUSICA series wraps up Sat., April
2008 and was voted best blues band in the state. In 10 with Whistle Stop Band, a family bluegrass group
February 2009, they competed in the International from Glendale.
Blues Challenge in Memphis and were voted one Individual tickets for VUUSICA concerts are $12
EV Idol contests choose fi nalists Chordaires open to new members
The public is invited to watch the fi nalists battle it out in the fi nale of the “East An all-women singing group, The Chordaires of Sun Lakes, welcomes those
Valley Idol” competition, an American Idol-style singing contest raising money for interested in becoming new members to any of its regularly scheduled 1 p.m.
the Breast Cancer Society, Inc. Monday rehearsals at the Sun Lakes Country Club Mirror Room.
Finalists are Kaley Gilchrist of Queen Creek High School, Tyler Wise of Williams The Chordaires recently performed at Sun Lakes Country Club and provided
Field High School, Tiana Ricciardi of Combs High School, Emily Gibson of Desert a preview for prospective new members. They will perform again at Sun Lakes
Ridge High School and Rachel Kimball of Higley High School. Country Club’s new outdoor Tree Lighting Extravaganza on Dec. 5, at Oakwood’s
All fi ve fi nalists compete in a fi nale at 7 p.m. Sat., Dec. 12 at the Queen Creek Luminary Walk on Dec. 12 and 13 at Lake Diamond and at the Women’s
Performing Arts Center. Connection Brunch on Dec. 17 at Oakwood Country Club. A Spring Show is also
Proceeds benefi t breast cancer patients and programs that serve patients. Local scheduled for March 13, 2010 at Hamilton High School.
sponsors have donated items for a silent auction. Newcomers are offered instructional CDs to assist in learning songs for
The Queen Creek Performing Arts Center is located at 22149 E. Ocotillo Rd. in upcoming events.
Queen Creek. For more info, visit www.BreastCancerSociety.org or contact one of Sun Lakes Country Club is located at 25630 S. Brentwood Dr. in Sun Lakes. For
the participating high schools. more information, contact Diane Hew at 480-883-3244.
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