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UPBEAT’s Pre-FALL Guide SEPTEMBER 2019


Petaluma, CA. ~ Skip the alcohol, and enjoy the mu- sic! Experience clean


and Northern sober


FUN at this third ever substance- free music festival in


Cal- ifornia. RockSo-


berFest is a safe space for families and all music lov- ers to enjoy music, and will be held at the Sonoma-Marin Fairgrounds Gar- denway Lawn and Stage in Petaluma on Saturday, Sep- tember 28th from 3-9pm.


RockSoberFest Returns to Petaluma September 2019!! Weird Facts & Fun Trivia - 3


From Left to Right: John Varn on Keys, Michael Pinkham on Drums, Amber Hines Vocals and percussion, Brian Wilkerson on Bass, Kegan Stedwell on Vocals, Eli Carlton Pearson on Guitar


If you sit quietly with the idea of a substance free music and arts festival, you will see that it’s a great


idea. This idea comes from


five crazy people in recovery. Please join us and hundreds of other


music lovers for


NorCal’s biggest annual fun and sober music fest with top


notch talent in always cool and sunny Sonoma. Join us with your spirit and love for music, good vibes and fellowship! RockSoberFest concert pro-


ducer and promoter Jef frey T rotter has been sober for 23 years, artistic di re c t or of Shake- speare at Sti nson for 20 years, and has long felt the need for a substance free envi- ronment for music festivals. “It


was


clear that the time had come for a festival created for peo- ple who want to go out and have fun without mind or mood altering substances. We are putting on a wildly fun event where everyone can feel comfortable


knowing they


are with others who are like minded and supportive of up- lifting entertainment.” RockSoberFest is a special opportunity to celebrate the sober lifestyle surrounded by a community of


substance-


free music fans. All fellow- ships are welcome! Twelve- step meetings will be held before and after the shows. Several fantastic bands and other performers will get the crowds dancing under the summer sky.


Press contact: Jeffrey Trotter


csmusicfest@gmail.com. Phone: 415-578-0125


The Clean and Sober Music Festival


csmusicfest@gmail.


com www.rocksoberfest.org ~ RockSoberFest is working under the umbrella of Shake- speare at Stinson, a California 501C3 nonprofit corporation #2073103 (TIN 91-1928035).


Pg 22 • SEPTEMBER 2019 • UPBEAT TIMES, INC.


Thailand’s name in the Thai language is Prathet Thai, which means “Land of the Free.” It is the only country in Southeast Asia that was never colonized by a European na- tion. The term may also refer to an ethnic group from which many Thai people descend.


Thailand has had several names over the centuries. For hundreds of years it was known by the names of its dominant cities, such as Suk- hothai, Ayutthaya, and Thon- buri. Since the 1800s, it has repeatedly switched back and forth between Siam (Sanskrit meaning dark or brown) and Thailand.


Thailand set the world record of the longest line of washed plates in May 2010 when 10,488 washed plates were lined up. However, that record was crushed on April 6, 2011, in India when 15,295 washed plates were lined up, equaling more than 2.36 miles.


Russia is the largest country by land mass in the world. At 6.5 million square miles (17 million square km), Russia is 1.8 times larger than the United States and is slightly larger than Pluto, which is only 6.1 million square miles (16.6 square km).


Few are those who see with their own eyes and feel with their own hearts. ~ Einstein


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