Jailbreak & Motel Drive at the Cellar Door

Motel Drive is the Central Valley's premiere rockabilly-meets-Americana
roots music powerhouse. JD Goodwin (vocals/guitar), Jake Finney
(upright bass) and Isaac Carillo (drums) deliver Gretsch guitar
wails,slapping upright bass, and voodoo drums in a frenzy of dancing
fun.
listen: https://www.facebook.com/moteldrive


Fresno's, Jailbreak!, are set to heat up the stage for Motel Drive.
Hightone Daddy sings and plays rhythm guitar, Arsen Roulette unleashes
the lead guitar licks, Sonny Vincent charms the upright bass, while
Scotty Coon feverishly pounds drums.
listen: https://www.facebook.com/pages/JAILBREAK/114668395210536

2014 Visalia Hobbies RC Heli AMA Fun Fly

Here is a video of the Annual Visalia AMA Heli-Bash Fun Fly, Tulare Ag Center January 3-5, 2014.  Lot's of people, heli's, flying and great pilots! Team Pilots from Align and Horizon and even A Main Hobbies were there. Great food, fun flying and a heli pilots oasis!

Do You Like Waffles?

Fashawn - The Beginning

Oskar Blues Brewery's Dale's Pale Ale and Ten Fidy come to Howie and Son's

Meat Puppets at Cellar Door

This Sunday, Nov. 10
MEAT PUPPETS
The World Takes (feat. Bonebrake of X)
Strange Vine (of Fresno)
7pm at Cellar Door $10/$12
(21+) 

Midtown Sports

I've been told by unreliable sources that above what is now Midtown Sports was a car showroom. The big door you see above the sign was the entrance to get the cars in.
If you have a better story or you can confirm mine, please leave a comment.

Visalia Opera Company presents Mozart's Le Nozze di Figaro

For its second full production, Visalia Opera Company presents Mozart's Le Nozze di Figaro November 8-10th at the Main Street Theatre in downtown Visalia!
Tickets

Many opera-lovers would name Le Nozze di Figaro (The Marriage of Figaro) as their favorite opera. It appeals to the most intellectual listener, but also to music-lovers seeking great melodies and ensembles and to those seeking only entertainment. One of three operas by Mozart, it represents one of the pinnacles not just of operatic but of human achievement.

Figaro, a servant to Count Almaviva, is ready to settle down and marry his beloved Susanna. All varieties of problems—a Count with a roving eye, an unpaid debt, an amorous young pageboy, and missing parents—make this one of the craziest days seen on the operatic stage!

Performances are Friday, November 8 and Saturday, November 9 at 7pm, with a matinee Sunday, November 10 at 2:30pm.

Performed in Italian with English supertitles.