Category archive

Arts & Entertainment - page 3

Visual arts, music, theater, film and local entertainment.

Successful 13th Modstock Music Festival Showcases Exciting Mix of Music Talents in Modesto

in Arts & Entertainment/Event News

The 13th Modstock Music Festival took place in Gracietta Park, Modesto. Both up-and-coming and established music acts performed in this year’s event, mixing education and performance. The event, sponsored by Robert’s Auto Sales and organized by the Valley Music Institute, featured over 77 bands on three stages. It includes more than 50 student bands and local popular talents.

Continue reading on Newsbreak

How Far Does $45 Go at the Stanislaus County Fair? Here’s What We Got for Food and Fun

in Event News/Arts & Entertainment

The Stanislaus County Fair kicked off Friday evening with music, plenty of food, carnival rides and a water-skiing squirrel.

You can rack up quite the bill at this annual 10-day summer event, but with rising gas prices , inflation and everyday bills, you may be looking to save money any way you can — while still having fun.

Continue reading on Newsbreak

Stanislaus County Fair Brings a Bevy of Musical Entertainment

in Arts & Entertainment

The Stanislaus County Fair has put together an entertainment lineup that will satisfy the music tastes of multitudes, with rock, country, R&B, and Latin acts set to take the stage during the fair’s run.

The Stanislaus County Fair 2023 concert line up will open with Platinum award winning Country artist Parmalee on July 7. The concert will be hosted by KAT COUNTRY 103.3.

Continue reading on westsideconnect.com

Famed Singer, Popular Classical/Hip-Hop Duo Among Top Modesto Area Entertainment

in Arts & Entertainment

Patti LaBelle brings her hits to the Gallo Center, as does the musical duo Black Violin. The annual camellia show returns, along with much more Modesto area entertainment planned for March 18-24.

Continue reading on Modesto Bee

CA County Fairs 2023 Guide: Where to Find the Fun in California

in Arts & Entertainment/Event News

Ready to stop and smell the corn dogs?

County fairs — annual extravaganzas that lure thousands with fun, food and entertainment— return in full force in 2023 throughout California communities.

Continue reading on Patch

Rihanna Super Bowl Halftime Show Review

in Arts & Entertainment/Event News

I watched Rihanna’s Super Bowl halftime show at a Buffalo Wild Wings in Turlock, California, a small city in the Central Valley that sits nestled against state Route 99. I was road-tripping back to LA after a weekend away, and witnessing Rihanna’s first live performance in five years seemed like a good way to break up the drive. 

I wasn’t expecting much. I like Rihanna, but I’m a casual fan. I don’t seek out her music; I have no opinions about when she should release her next album. 

Continue reading on BuzzFeed News

15 Free Things to Do in Turlock, CA

in Arts & Entertainment

Turlock is a bustling city in Stanislaus County in northeastern California’s Central Valley Region.

It’s one of the most densely populated cities in the county, making it a hotbed for all sorts of city attractions and things to do.

Turlock has a lot in store if you plan to make an itinerary of free activities.

Continue reading on Travel Lens

Recreation on Vacation: What to Do in Turlock

in Places & Recreation/Arts & Entertainment

With the end of the semester approaching, some students may finally have more free time available and begin looking for fun things to do with friends, family, or on their own. Fear not; Turlock proudly offers a variety of recreational activities that are sure to keep students, faculty, and staff entertained. 

Since its grand opening in 2003, the Turlock Historical Society Museum is one of the many gems found in downtown Turlock. Its wide array of pictures, artifacts, and stories give visitors a great look into the history of our town.

Continue reading on csusignal.com

Impact Prints Encourages ‘Little Artists’ to Share Their Love of Turlock

in Arts & Entertainment/Business & Economy

Turlock-based digital printing company, Impact Prints, is encouraging local children ages 3 to 8 years old to submit drawings showcasing their favorite place in Turlock as part of their first-ever Little Artists competition. Participants will have an opportunity to win several prizes, including iPads, art kits and shirts.

Rob Kho and his wife, Maya, are the owners and founders of Impact Prints. Rob explained that he came up with the idea to hold the contest after seeing a decline in children participating in arts and crafts.

Continue reading on Turlock Journal

Go to Top