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MARCH 2016 Community Events and Activities Murrieta Garden Club The Murrieta Garden Club will meet Tuesday, March


8th at 9:30 a.m. We meet at the Murrieta Community Center located at 41816 Juniper Street, Murrieta. Meeting Agenda---Form nominating committee. It is


also the Club’s 42nd Anniversary Celebration. The Guest speaker is a Master Gardener from UCR. And remember, there will be a Spring/Crazy Hat Contest. Please join us.. Call Barb if you have questions 951-677-7310 murrietagardenclub@yahoo.com. Like us on Facebook.


Temecula Valley Garden Club The Temecula Valley Garden Club will meet on Tuesday,


March 8. Doors will open at 9:30 a.m. This month's pro- gram "Cacti and Succulents - Staging for Success" will be presented by TVGC members and Master Gardeners Debra Jones and Linda Powell in preparation for the club's flower show on April 16, 2016. Debra Jones will share some tips to help you prepare your plants for the show. Attractive containers, proper grooming and healthy plants all con- tribute to winning a ribbon and award. Linda Powell will show some interesting tools necessary in grooming your exhibits in order to show them to best advantage. The Gar- den Club meets at the Community Recreation Center, 30875 Rancho Vista Road, Temecula. Visitors are always welcome. For more information visit temeculavalleygarden- club.com or call 951-677-6390.


The Temecula Valley Newcomers Club Where New & Established People Build Friendships Have you recently moved to the area or have you lived


here for many years? If you are interested in meeting new people and having fun, this club is for you. The club is a so- cial organization based on friendship, founded in 1988. We have many different kinds of activities. We have card, book, mahjong, movie, walking, lunch and dinner groups. We also do a monthly day trip. The monthly luncheon, with entertainment, is held at the Wilson Creek Winery, the third Monday of the month. The winery is located at 35960 Rancho Ca. Rd. Reservations are required. Call Sharon 951-246-7532. Call Claire for more information on the club. 951-304-3603


Stonecroft’s Temecula Women’s Connection Need to make new friends, then come join us at our next luncheon which will


be Thursday, March 17, at the Wilson Creek Winery, 11:30 – 1:30pm, cost is $20 and you pay at the door. Reservations are required and can be made by contacting Margie at (951) 662-8002 or mlcartwright30@gmail.com Don’t miss out on our fab- ulous Spring Boutique. The guest Speaker will be Carol Guttman-Osgrove, speaking on “Home Improvement 101: First Fix Yourself”. Paula Zarzosa owner of Belle Living will help us with styling and decorating tips for the home. Please make all reserva- tions by March 8.


PTSA Spring Bazaar & Marketplace Calling All Vendors! Do you have a business or service that you would like to


promote? Are you an artist or crafter that wants to sell your work?Maybe you have some gently used items that you would like to sell? Join us for our Annual PTSA Spring Bazaar & Marketplace at James L Day Middle School in Temecula. Our event is being held on Saturday, April 23, 2016 from 8:00-1:00. Spaces are limited so re- serve now! For more information email: dmsptsaspringbazaar@gmail.com. Hope to see you there!


E-waste Collection Event March 12 and 13 from 9am to 4pm at Albertsons located at 30901 Riverside


Drive, Lake Elsinore and at Albertsons located at 1103 South Misson Rd., Fallbrook. E- waste collection helps communities dispose of trash properly and avoid using landfills. What exactly is E-waste? E-waste is any consumer equipment that has reached its "end of life " whether


working or not, such as computers, printers, televisions etc. Proceeds from the event benefit camp scholarships for at-risk children, who may not otherwise have a chance to ever experience a mountain top adventure.


Gospel Concert at Rancho Community Church Larnelle Harris, 5 Time Grammy, 11 Time Dove Award Winning Artist To Perform


In the Concert on Friday April 8th 7:00PM at Rancho Community Church, 31300 Ran- cho Community Way, Temecula California. Tickets for this Event are now available for purchase online at rcc.tv/homecoming, $10.00 General Admission (advance pur- chase) or $15.00 at the door. Reserved Seating $20.00 which includes a Meet and Greet Reception (advance purchase only. Harris has traveled with various multi-artist tours including the Gaither Homecoming tour, the God Of All Glory Tour, and Sandi Patty and Friends tour. Harris has been described as having a “larger-than-life stage presence with impeccable vocal prowess.” Also featured are Rick and Sara (Paulson) Brummett, Hisway (Trio), and the combined concert choirs of Rancho Community and Gateway Church, along with full band. For further information please visit the church website at rcc.tv or call the church office (951) 303-6789)


Free Parent Support Group Living with the reality that a son or daughter is struggling


with chemical dependency can be an extremely confusing time for a parent. At The Center we understand that the road to recovery is fragile for every member of the family. Many parents express feelings of fear and doubt as they face their child’s drug abuse and have lost all hope that things could ever be normal again. The weekly parent support group is of- fered as a free resource for parent seeking guidance and sup- port. Exclusively for the parent of the child that struggles with chemical abuse or dependency, our support group is the safe place to learn the needed skills to journey the difficult path of being the parent of a dependent son or daughter.Parent Sup- port Groups are held every Tuesday at 6pm at 43397 Busi- ness Park Drive in D8. Call 951-775-4000 or email at info@thecenter4lifechange.com.


Arts Under the Oaks Come celebrate the arts at Dorland Mountain Arts


Colony’s annual fine arts festival. Sunday, April 26, 2015, 11am - 4pm. Free admission to the public, donations appre- ciated. Explore the nature preserve, admire the views. Paint- ing, sculpture and hand made crafts available for sale. Live music, readings by poets and writers. Shadow puppet show. Children welcome. Chicken Shack BBQ, Fine wines, and Craft beer. Dorland Mountain Arts Colony, 36701 Highway 79 South, Temecula, CA 92592, For more information see www.dorlandartscolony.org or contact us at info@dorlan- dartscolony.org or 951-302-3837.


Art Alliance of Idyllwild Eye of the Artist Fundraiser on Saturday March 12, 2016


| 6pm-9pm An Idyllwild tradition, the Eye of the Artist is considered one of the largest art parties in town. A night filled with op-


portunities galore for attendees to win fantastic AAI Artist Member created artwork donated by the artists. Open to the public, while sipping wine and enjoying light ap- petizers, attendees purchase opportunity tickets and select art from the judged show that they would like to win. YES…WIN! There is also a silent auction. This year’s theme is “Wild!”, which leaves the door wide-open for creativity. Held at the beautiful Rainbow Inn located at 54420 South Circle in Idyllwild. Visit artinidyllwild.org. FREE ADMISSION.


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