Upbeat Times


17th


Annual SUMMER Guide #1


2016 The Beat Goes On At The Novato Festival Of Art, Wine & Music


Chuck Prophet & the Mission Express, Rebel Rebel, Mother Truckers, The Sorentinos, Lu- vplanet, Soul Section Happy Traum with Adam Traum, and Rubber Soul Acoustic. A full entertainment schedule will be at the event stages, in the pro- gram sponsored by the Novato Advance or can be found on- line at the event website. Well-known radio person-


Novato, CA. ~ You know summer is around the corner when The Novato Festival of Art, Wine & Music rolls into downtown Novato every June. The annual event, presented by the Novato Chamber of Com- merce, offers something for ev- eryone with more than 200 arts and crafts booths, a premium wine garden, food vendors, mi-


crobrews, a children’s area, and two stages with live music all day.


The free festival is set for


Saturday, June 11 from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., and Sunday, June 12, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. along Grant Avenue downtown be- tween Redwood Boulevard and Seventh Street and anchored by two stages. The Redwood


Stage is sponsored by Hen- nessy Funds. For the third year the Hopmonk Tavern Stage will be located at Seventh Street, featuring many of the entertainers that perform in their Novato club. Some of the featured enter- tainers on both stages will in- clude: Danny Click and the Hell Yeahs, Wonder Bread 5,


ality The Lobster from the Radio Station The River will be broadcasting live from the festival on Sunday afternoon. Come by and say hello. Shopping at the vendor booths


offers a wide selection of jew- elry, photography, garden art, surf signs, soap, fairy dresses and paintings and more. New this year is Arabesque with hand-forged jewelry, unique ceramics


from McCracken


Ceramics, free demonstrations from HP Sprout and one-of-a- kind metal sculptures using re- cycled nails, spokes, typewrit- ers, and old window frames by Dustin Logan Metal Works. Lucky Save/Mart Supermar- kets will have a farmers’ mar- ket sampling booth. Tons of fun for the young ones can be found at the Smil- ing Turtles Kiddies’


Park


sponsored by Novato Pediatric Dentistry. Kids can enjoy the pirate’s ship; climbing a rock wall; jumping in the bounce houses and floating in giant water-balls, bungee jumping or riding a giant slide. Pic- colo Puppets sponsored by the Dicken’s Christmas Fair will present three Punch and Judy style shows per day. Locally brewed beer from


Moylan’s Brewery and Baelt- ane Brewing will be available. The purchase of a commemora- tive wine or beer glass for $6 is required to drink the alcoholic beverages purchased at the fes- tival. Bank of Marin is spon- soring the wine glasses and Moylan’s Brewery and Novato Chevrolet


are co-sponsoring ... continued on page 19


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Application Period Extended To June 30


New Chance For Local High School Seniors To Earn $1000 Scholarship SRJC Doyle Scholarship


Santa Rosa, CA. ~ The Santa Rosa Junior College (SRJC) Scholarship Office recently an- nounced a new opportunity for local high school seniors from the Class of 2016 to apply for Doyle Scholarships or Doyle Trustee Awards of up to $1000 to attend SRJC during the 2016-17 academic year. The 2016-17 Doyle Scholarship ap- plication, which initially closed on March 13, is being reopened for a brief period through June 30th.


SRJC is strongly encouraging high school seniors to apply during this special reopening. Funds are available for a wide range


of students, including


those who want to complete an associate’s degree, those who want to transfer eventu- ally to a four-year institution, and those working on career and technical certificate pro- grams. Students can access the online applications by visit- ing the SRJC Scholarship Of- fice’s Online Bulletin Board (http://busapp02.santarosa. edu/SRScholarship/Scholar- shipAwards.aspx), where the Doyle scholarships and awards, as well as other scholarships, are listed.


The Frank P. Doyle and Polly O’Meara Doyle Trust gener- ates distributions for scholar- ships to help qualified high school students who will be attending SRJC full-time. Dur- ing the 2016-17 academic year, Doyle Trustee awards are for high school seniors who have a GPA between 2.0 and 2.74. The complete application, in- cluding eligibility information, for the 2016-17 Doyle Trustee


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