During Ramona Unified School District’s furlough week, May 20 to 24, Ramona Library will present a different Disney Pixar film each afternoon, free of charge.
The following movies will be shown, beginning at 1 p.m.
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Iron Man 3 PG13 Tony Stark must use his creative mind to fight the enemy as his personal world is destroyed. R. Downey, Jr.
The Great Gatsby PG13 It’s the early 1920s and the rich are seeking the American Dream of glamor, music, and loose morals.
Out of the Box Players’ production of “The Haunting of Hill House” will be staged Saturday, May 18.
Directed by Juliana Stewart, the Theatre of the Imagination drama features Jennie Bowman, Sharon Crosswhite, Clayton Gage, Kymm Hansen, Simon Hansen, Chuck Preble and Christine Vail.
Iron Man 3 PG13 Tony Stark must use his creative mind to fight the enemy as his personal world is destroyed. R. Downey, Jr.
Pain and Gain R Trio of personal trainers venture into extortion and kidnapping in 1990s Miami. The Rock/Mark Wahlberg
Do you have a case of the mid-spring blues? Well, not to fret, says drama teacher Amy Krause — “the perfect solution is to come see Ramona Community School/Mountain Valley Academy’s production of ‘Shopping for Laughs.’”
The comedy includes a variety of short skits and parodies popular in the media.
The atmosphere was relaxed at the first of the two-day Bluegrass & Old West Fest on Saturday as Ramonans and visitors spread out blankets, sat at picnic tables or the fold-up chairs they brought from home, or strolled the Ramona Outdoor Community Center listening to music, attending workshops, enjoying the perfect weather, and talking with authentic re-enactors in the Old West Encampment.
Children played, adults talked and enjoyed the music, bands played, and the re-enactors brought guests back in time.
The festival continues this evening with Chris Stuart and Janet Beazley from 6:35 to 7:25, Hot Club of Cowtown from 7:30 to 9, and fireside talks and jams from 9 to midnight.
Sunday activities will start with the Taildraggers at 11 a.m. and end with Chris Clarke & Plow from 6:10 to 7 p.m.
Parking is free as is a walk through the Old West Encampment with Civil War re-enactors, Cowboy Camp, Saloon, Chuck Wagon, Pioneer Family, and the Mountain Man camp.
Tickets are available at the gate and online. Saturday tickets are $15 for adults and $10 for children. Tickets on Sunday are $10 for adults and $5 for children.
See ramonabluegrassfest.com for more.
All types of bluegrass music and an Old West encampment are taking over the Ramona Outdoor Community Center this weekend. Music, daytime and nighttime jam sessions, fireside storytelling, camping, food, and music workshops are among features.
The fourth annual event May 4 and 5 has three stages — two dedicated to the music and one reserved for the Old West portion of the festival.
Ramona has big mountains, big sky and big landscapes. When Head for the Hills musicians comes to town, they’ll be bringing the big sound.
The Colorado-based quartet is a headliner for the Bluegrass and Old West Fest this Saturday and Sunday. Not only are band members familiar with the San Diego area (one member has family living here), but they say they truly enjoy performing at festivals and events.
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Oblivion PG13 After Earth’s destruction, a strategic repairman encounters alien forces, a stranger from space, and the truth.
Pain and Gain R Trio of personal trainers venture into extortion and kidnapping in 1990s Miami. The Rock/Mark Wahlberg
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Oblivion PG13 After Earth’s destruction, a strategic repairman encounters alien forces, a stranger from space, and the truth.
42 PG13 Jackie Robinson became the first Black baseball player in the major leagues with the help of Branch Rickey.
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