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Catch the beat at Ramona Music Fest

Sara Petite and a variety of exceptional music artists will rock Dos Picos County Park during the sixth annual Ramona Music Fest on Saturday, April 27.

The event will feature headlining acts, well-established performers and exciting local talent, said Craig Jung, event chairman.

Equine mural adorns Ramona Business Barn

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INITIAL DONORS—Representatives of the San Vicente Saddle Club, which kicked off fundraising for the Ramona H.E.A.R.T. Project’s equine mural with a $500 donation, stand in front of the completed mural on a wall of the Ramona Business Barn, 369 Main St., during the recent official unveiling.. From left are saddle club members Celia Shanahan, Bob and Kat McClanahan, BeeBee Wilson, and Randy MacRostie. The equine mural is the community’s second. The first is the Casey Tibbs artwork on the Town & Country Real Estate & Home Loans building at 10th and Main.

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Oz the Great and the Powerful PG Via tornado, a circus magician ends up in the Land of Oz and is mistaken for the Wizard.

The Incredible Burt Wonderstone PG13 Competing Vegas magicians face a new challenger. Steve Carell/Jim Carrey

Ramona Art Guild to sponsor silverpoint workshop

Ramona Art Guild will sponsor a silverpoint workshop with Vicki Walsh in the Ramona Library Community Room from 9:45 a.m. to 2 pm. on Saturday, March 23.

Walsh, a drawing professor at Palomar College, is renown for her immaculately rendered portraits. In her latest series, she uses silver and gold point to create detailed drawings upon which she applies layers of oil paint.

Unveiling of Ramona’s second H.E.A.R.T. mural is Saturday

The latest completed mural will be unveiled at Ramona Business Barn on Saturday, March 16, from 3 to 6 p.m.

San Diego artist Linda Churchill will be putting the final touches on Ramona’s second mural, sponsored by supporters and members of the equine community, said Elaine Lyttleton, president of the Ramona H.E.A.R.T. Project.

Olde Ramona Hotel Gallery artists invite public to reception

Former Ramona resident Catherine Barksdale, born into a family of creative artists, musicians and naturalists, is the featured artist in Olde Ramona Hotel Gallery’s Discovery Room for March and April.

“Nothing mundane about Catherine,” commented Loretta Alfonsi, gallery artist and a gallery founder. “She loves to experiment and is accomplished in multimedia, drawing, photography, and assemblage. She practices recycling by using found objects that she acquires from yard sales, etc.”

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Oz the Great and the Powerful PG Via tornado, a circus magician ends up in the Land of Oz and is mistaken for the Wizard.

Jack the Giant Slayer PG13 Jack must fight an ancient battle against a team of giants to save a kingdom and win love.

Nine days of music to culminate with Ramona Bluegrass Festival

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Ramona will be the scene of nine days and nights of music events between late April and early May, Rob Lewallen, co-chair of the Ramona Bluegrass and Old West Fest, announced during the Ramona Design Review Board meeting.

With Ramona Music Fest set for Saturday, April 27, and the bluegrass festival scheduled for Saturday and Sunday, May 4 and 5, plans are to add music events for “six days in between in different places in Ramona,” Lewallen said

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Jack the Giant Slayer PG13 Jack must fight an ancient battle against a team of giants to save a kingdom and win love.

21 and Over R Straight ‘A’ student decides to party hard with his friends the night before his med school interview.

Identity Thief R A Denver-based accounts rep wants his identity back from a shopaholic. Jason Bateman/Melissa McCarthy

Classical pianist to take center stage

Official Steinway pianist James D’Leon will take center stage for Ramona Concert Association’s fourth concert of the season on Saturday, March 2.

Born in South Korea, D’Leon began playing the piano at age 4 and performed his first recital at the age of 5. He debuted with the Philadelphia Orchestra when he was 14.

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