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FRIDAY, FEB. 1, 2019Gary’s Classic CarShow, 4pm, ElksLodge Buena Park,

7212 Melrose St., 714-522-2853

Karaoke, 6pm,Starting Gate, 5052Katella Ave., 562-598-

8957

Live Entertainment,6:45pm, Live DJ,10:15pm, Tantalum,

6272 E. Pacific Coast Hwy.,562-431-1414

Poncho & LeftyBlues, 7pm,Anaheim Packing

House, 440 Anaheim Blvd.,anaheimpackingdistrict.com

Jim Becker, 7pm,MAKE, 500 AnaheimBlvd.,

anaheimpackingdistrict.com

Adam Hawley, 8pm,Spaghettini, 3005Old Ranch Pkwy.,

562-596-2199

Bongo Funk, 8pm,Kobe Steakhouse,3001 Old Ranch

Pkwy., 562-596-9969

Live Local Band,8pm, Griffins Grill,11272 Los Alamitos

Blvd., 562-794-9337

Air Supply, 8pm,Cerritos Center for thePerforming Arts,

18000 Park Plaza Dr., 562-916-8501

SATURDAY, FEB. 2, 2019St. Hedwig School5k Run/Walk andKids Fun Run,

Beachfront Walker, OceanBlvd./Granada Ave.,sthedwigk8.org

Long Beach FamilyConcert: Up! Up!And Away!, 2pm,

Terrace Theatre, 300 E. OceanBlvd., 562-436-3203

Yoga at theAquarium, 7:30am,Aquarium of the

Pacific, 100 Aquarium Wy.,562-590-3100

Cypress CertifiedFarmers Market,9am, Cottonwood

Church, 4505 Katella Ave.

Black HistoryParade, 10am, WestCenter Street

Promenade,anaheimpackingdistrict.com

Jim Becker, 1pm,ChristopherBrothers, 7pm,

Anaheim Packing House,440 Anaheim Blvd.,anaheimpackingdistrict.com


8957

Live Blues, 7pm,Lucille’s SmokehouseBar-B-Que, 7411

Carson St., 562-938-7427

The PollenCollective, 7pm,MAKE, 440 Anaheim

Blvd.,anaheimpackingdistrict.com

Boxcar 7, 8pm, KobeSteakhouse, 3001Old Ranch Pkwy.,

562-596-9969

Terry Steele, 8pm,Spaghettini, 3005Old Ranch Pkwy.,

562-596-2199


Blvd., 562-794-9337

Russian NationalBallet Theatre:Swan Lake, 8pm,

Cerritos Center for thePerforming Arts, 18000 ParkPlaza Dr., 562-916-8501

Flamenco VivoCarlota Santana,8pm, Carpenter

Performing Arts Center, 6200Atherton St., carpenterarts.org

On the cover: Offshore 9 Rooftop Lounge at the Waterfront Beach Resort, a HiltonHotel. Offshore 9 is located on the 9th floor atop the new Twin Dolphin Tower, 21100Pacific Coast Hwy, Huntington Beach. See page 4 for more. Courtesy photo.

As part of a busy week of free concerts forLBUSD students, Long Beach Symphony willcelebrate things that fly with a fun-filledmusical event for families.

On Saturday, February 2 at 2 p.m., theSymphony will present “Up! Up! And Away!,”a family concert that explores things that fly –from bumblebees to birds, kites to magiccarpets, dragons to aliens, and superheroes tostarships!

The concert will be preceded by a MusicalPlayground: 2 hours of entertaining activitiesthat are free and open to the public beginningat 12 noon on the plaza of the Terrace Theaterat the Long Beach Performing Arts Center(300 E. Ocean Blvd.). The entire communityis invited to enjoy an instrument petting zoo,parachute play, face painting, arts and crafts,story time, corn hole, ping pong, and otherforms of interactive musical activitiesabsolutely free of charge. Best of all, children17 years old and under will receive freeadmission to the concert thanks in part to agrant from the Earl B. and Loraine H. MillerFoundation that has partnered with the LongBeach Symphony to make these concertsaccessible to all children throughout theregion.

Maestro Eckart Preu will lead theorchestra in performances of Rimsky-Korsakov’s Flight of the Bumblebee,Saint-Saëns’ The Swan from Carnival of theAnimals, as well as familiar tunes from themovies E.T., Harry Potter, Star Trek, and more.Audiences enjoy an afternoon of interactivemusical activities, sing-alongs, conducting,dancing, and more!

To facilitate attendance from Long Beach’s9th district, Long Beach Transit will providefree “Symphony Express” roundtrip bustransportation from the Michelle ObamaLibrary at 5870 Atlantic Avenue to the Long

Beach Performing Arts Center. TheSymphony will also partner with Arts CouncilLong Beach, Long Beach Unified SchoolDistrict, Long Beach Ballet, Long BeachYouth Chorus and other arts organizations, tocreate a festival-like atmosphere.

“Our first Family Concert in April 2018 washugely successful, filling almost all 3,000seats in the Terrace Theater,” enthusedSymphony President Kelly Lucera. “It waswonderful to see families from all over LongBeach experiencing the magic of aprofessional symphony orchestra. We can’twait to do it again on February 2nd.”

The Family Concert Series and MusicalPlayground are made possible by grants anddonations from the Earl B. and Lorraine H.Miller Foundation.

Participation in the Musical Playground isfree for people of all ages, and the FamilyConcert is free to children 17 years old andunder (must be accompanied by an adult).Adult concert tickets are $20 and can bepurchased in advance online, through theSymphony box office or at the door. For moreinformation or to purchase tickets visitwww.LongBeachSymphony.org or call 562-436-3203 ext. 1. Tickets are also available onTicketmaster.

Though the Family Concert series is arecent undertaking, the Long BeachSymphony’s Toyota Youth Concerts havebeen an integral part of the Long BeachUnified School District’s music educationprograms for more than 35 years! This year,on January 31 and February 1, 12,000 4th and5th-grade students of the Long Beach UnifiedSchool District and select Wilmington schoolswill be bused to the Long Beach PerformingArts Center Terrace Theater for the opportunityto experience the orchestra playing live in theconcert hall.

Long Beach Symphony family concert celebratesthings that fly


DSB - Next BestThing to Journey,8pm, City National

Grove of Anaheim, 2200Katella Ave.,citynationalgroveofanaheim.com

SUNDAY, FEB. 3, 2019SUPER BOWL SUNDAY

Erin Stevenson &94.7 The WAVESunday Brunch,

10am, Jeff Lorber Trio, 7pm,Spaghettini, 3005 Old RanchPkwy., 562-596-2199

Bend & Brew hostedby The Yoga Mat,11am, Unsung

Brewing Company, 500Anaheim Blvd,anaheimpackingdistrict.com

US 99, 1pm, AnaheimPacking House, 440Anaheim Blvd.,


Country Sunday,2pm, Karaoke,6:30pm, Starting

Gate, 5052 Katella Ave., 562-598-8957

Sunday AfternoonMusic, 2pm,Shoreline Village,

562-435-2668

Sunday Soul Revue,2:15pm, LiveEntertainment,

5:30pm, Tantalum, 6272 E.Pacific Coast Hwy., 562-431-1414

The Big Game onthe Big Screen, 5pm,Anaheim Packing


MONDAY, FEB. 4, 2019

TUESDAY, FEB. 5, 2019LUNAR NEW YEAR

Chinese New Year:Shanghai Nights,6pm, Queen Mary,

1126 Queens Hwy.,queenmary.com

Live Entertainment,6:30pm, Tantalum,6272 E. Pacific Coast

Why, 562-431-1414

WEDNESDAY, FEB. 6, 2019Live Entertainment,6:30pm, Tantalum,6272 E. Pacific Coast

Hwy., 562-431-1414

Free Trivia, 7:30pm,Griffins Grill, 11272 LosAlamitos Blvd., 562-

794-9337

Joshua Bell andSam Haywood,7:30pm, Cerritos

Center for the PerformingArts, 18000 Park Plaza Dr.,562-916-8501

THURSDAY, FEB. 7, 2019Farmers Market,9am, Stanton CentralPark, 10660 Western

Ave., 714-890-4270


Hwy., 562-431-1414

Brother Silver, 7pm,Anaheim PackingHouse, 440 Anaheim


Jazz in the Chapel,7pm, Cooks Chapel,440 Anaheim Blvd.,

brownpapertickets.com

Derek Bordeaux,8pm, KobeSteakhouse, 3001

Old Ranch Pkwy., 562-596-9969

Ray Fuller, 8pm,Spaghettini, 3005Old Ranch Pkwy.,

562-596-2199

Karaoke Night, 8pm,Griffins Grill, 11272 LosAlamitos Blvd., 562-

794-9337

80z Night, 8:30pm,Salsa Night Band,9pm, Starting Gate,

5052 Katella Ave., 562-598-8957

FRIDAY, FEB. 8, 2019One Love ReggaeFest, 2pm, QueenMary, 1126 Queens

Hwy., onelovecalifest.com

Gary’s Classic CarShow, 4pm, ElksLodge Buena Park,

7212 Melrose St., 714-522-2853

The Super Bowl isfast approaching, andmore than three-quarters of Americanadults plan to watchthe big game. Whilecold brewskies andfootball are a classiccombo, moreAmericans will beopting for soft drinksthan beer this year.

That’s according to a survey bySwagbucks, a rewards- and loyalty-programcompany operated by Prodege, LLC, thatexamined Americans’ plans for the SuperBowl this year. The national survey of 1,000U.S. adults was conducted online by Prodegein January 2019.

When it comes to what they’ll be drinking,many Super Bowl fans will be opting for sixpacks — of soft drinks. Almost a third (32percent) of football fans will opt for soda thisyear; 29 percent will be drinking beer.

The survey also revealed that, when itcomes to favored teams, Americans arealmost twice as likely to root for Jared Goffand the Los Angeles Rams (50 percent)than Tom Brady and the New EnglandPatriots (27 percent).

Meanwhile, the majority of Super Bowlfans are also foregoing parties. Only 9percent plan to host, and only 21 percent plan

to attend a party. Therest (65 percent) planto stay home towatch the game bythemselves or withfamily.

For those planningto attend a SuperBowl party, most willspend their timewatching the game

(45 percent), followed by:Socializing — 25 percent•

Eating snacks and/or drinking — 15•percentTuning in for the commercials — 10 percent•

Watching the halftime show — 6 percent•

What’s the big attraction? More than half(57 percent) of American men say theirfavorite part is the game action, while 41percent of American women most enjoy thecommercials.

“The Super Bowl is an exciting event anda time when people come together to watchthe culmination of a season’s worth of hardwork,” said Chuck Davis, CEO and chairmanof Prodege, LLC. “Swagbucks is excited tohelp Americans save money on their favoriteteam’s gear, party supplies and whatever elsewill contribute to the best possible SuperBowl viewing experience.”

Swagbucks can help Americans plan forthe Super Bowl by offering deals and cashback on team gear, party supplies and atlocal restaurants to watch the game.Shoppers can also earn Swagbucks on alltheir purchases from a wide selection ofpopular retailers through the Swagbucks siteat Swagbucks.com or by downloading theSwagButton.

Surprise! More viewers choose softdrinks over beer for The Big Game



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Brothers Silver, 7pm,Anaheim PackingHouse, 440 Anaheim


Jim Becker, 7pm,MAKE, 440 AnaheimBlvd.,


The O Show, 8pm,Kobe Steakhouse,3001 Old Ranch

Pkwy., 562-596-9969

Darryl Walker, 8pm,Spaghettini, 3005Old Ranch Pkwy.,

562-596-2199


Blvd., 562-794-9337

Jack Jones and JaneMonheit, 8pm,Cerritos Center for the

Performing Arts, 18000 ParkPlaza Dr., 562-916-8501

Brian McKnight,8pm, City NationalGrove of Anaheim,

2200 Katella Ave.,citynationalgroveofanaheim.com

SATURDAY, FEB. 9, 2019NATIONAL PIZZA DAY

Presentation SistersYard Sale, 7am, St.Irenaeus Parish, 5201

Evergreen Ave., 714-826-0760

One Love ReggaeFest, 12pm, QueenMary, 1126 Queens


Yoga at theAquarium, 7:30am,Aquarium of the




15th Annual BelmontShore ChocolateFestival, 12pm,

Belmont Shore, 562-434-3066

Nicki Bove, 1pm, TheHoneydrops, 7pm,Anaheim Packing


The Waterfront Beach Resort, a HiltonHotel, announces the official opening ofOffshore 9 Rooftop Lounge, the latestaddition to the exciting renovations that havetaken place at the oceanfront resort. Offshore9 is located on the 9th floor atop the newTwin Dolphin Tower and boasts fullpanoramic views of the Orange Countycoastline paired with hand crafted cocktailsand delicious bites.

A hidden oasis under the coast skyline,the outdoor deck features a centralized 76”flat-screen television perfect for game days,fire pits and lounge seating with a front-rowocean view. The new Offshore 9 opens dailyat 3 p.m. and welcomes both hotel guests

and the general public year-round forintimate gatherings or larger private parties.Valet parking at the hotel is complimentaryfor any Offshore 9 guests.

The rooftop menu features coastal-inspiredfarm to table dishes including Seared AhiTuna, Seared Scallops, Cheese andCharcuterie Boards, the Offshore PB&J withChipotle Strawberry Jelly, and more. Indulgewith high-end California wine andchampagne, or hand crafted specialtycocktails such as “The 9 Tai” or House ofFriends Margarita.

“This is a very exciting time for the hotel,as we strive to provide our guests with amemorable experience, starting from the time

Offshore 9 rooftop lounge opens in Huntington Beachyou enter the lobby and all the way to therooftop at Offshore 9.” said Paulette Fischer,General Manager at The Waterfront BeachResort. “The oceanfront views are stunningand provide the perfect backdrop to enjoyfresh craft cocktails around a firepit for datenight, or with friends and family.”

In addition to Offshore 9, the new TwinDolphin Tower also boasts a family-friendlypool area known as Driftwood Beach Clubfeaturing waterslides, private cabanas and asand area with fire pits, and as part of theresort’s ongoing expansion, guests can alsoenjoy the recent addition of Drift Spa, an8,000 sq. foot full-service coastal spa

featuring exclusive sensory experiencesdesigned to leave guests feeling calm andcarefree.



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Art CrawlExperience, 6pm,Downtown Anaheim,

205 W. Center StreetPromenade


Carson St., 562-938-7427

JP & Benny B, 7pm,MAKE, 440 AnaheimBlvd.,


Tyghtship, 8pm,Kobe Steakhouse,3001 Old Ranch

Pkwy., 562-596-9969

Jeff Kashiwa, 8pm,Spaghettini, 3005Old Ranch Pkwy.,

562-596-2199


Blvd., 562-794-9337

A BowieCelebration, 8pm,Cerritos Center for the

Performing Arts, 18000 ParkPlaza Dr., 562-916-8501

SUNDAY, FEB. 10, 2019Hard Days Night,9am, 10:30am, KobeSteakhouse, 3001


DW3 & 94.7 TheWAVE SundayBrunch, 10am, Sway

Collective, 7pm, Spaghettini,3005 Old Ranch Pkwy., 562-596-2199

Jag’s BBQ 1 YearCelebration, 11am,Jag’s Bar-B-Q, 500 S.

Anaheim Blvd.

One Love ReggaeFest, 12pm, QueenMary, 1126 Queens


Living Cover Duo,1pm, AnaheimPacking House, 440

Anaheim Blvd.,anaheimpackingdistrict.com


Gate, 5052 Katella Ave., 562-598-8957


562-435-2668



MONDAY, FEB. 11, 2019

TUESDAY, FEB. 12, 2019Live Entertainment,6:30pm, Tantalum,6272 E. Pacific Coast

Why, 562-431-1414


Hwy., 562-431-1414


794-9337

Lindsey Webster,7:30pm, Spaghettini,3005 Old Ranch

Pkwy., 562-596-2199

THURSDAY, FEB. 14, 2019VALENTINE’S DAY

Farmers Market,9am, Stanton CentralPark, 10660 Western

Ave., 714-890-4270

Valentine’s DayLunch, 11am, CypressSenior Center,

cypressca.org

My VintageValentine, 5pm,Queen Mary, 1126

Queens Hwy.,queenmary.com


Hwy., 562-431-1414

Valentine’s DayDinner, 7pm,Aquarium of the



Amanda Castro,7pm, AnaheimPacking House, 440


Valentine on theVine Wine vs. BeerDinner, BXCR, 440 S.

Anaheim Blvd.,valentineonthevine.eventbrite. com


794-9337



Lindsey Webster,8pm, Spaghettini,3005 Old Ranch

Pkwy., 562-596-2199

EngelbertHumperdinck, 8pm,City National Grove

of Anaheim, 2200 KatellaAve.,citynationalgroveofanaheim.com


5052 Katella Ave., 562-598-8957

FRIDAY, FEB. 15, 2019Gary’s Classic CarShow, 4pm, ElksLodge Buena Park,

7212 Melrose St., 714-522-2853


8957

Shark LagoonNights, 6pm, NightDive, 7:30pm,

Aquarium of the Pacific, 100Aquarium Wy., 562-590-3100



Jeff West & theWitwoods, 7pm,Anaheim Packing


Jim Becker, 7pm,MAKE, 500 AnaheimBlvd,


The Secret Garden,7:30pm, Rose CenterTheater, 14140 All

American Wy., 714-793-1150

Pretzel Logic, 8pm,Spaghettini, 3005Old Ranch Pkwy.,

562-596-2199

Blue Machine, 8pm,Kobe Steakhouse,3001 Old Ranch

Pkwy., 562-596-9969


Blvd., 562-794-9337

A Gentleman’sGuide to Love andMurder, 8pm,


SATURDAY, FEB. 16, 2019Yoga at theAquarium, 7:30am,Aquarium of the


ScotsFestival &InternationalHighland Games

XXVI, all day, Queen Mary,1126 Queens Hwy.,queenmary.com



Cafe Flamenco, 1pm,The DeluxeBrothers, 7pm,

Anaheim Packing House,440 Anaheim Blvd.,anaheimpackingdistrict.com


8957

Dave Stretch, 7pm,MAKE, 500 AnaheimBlvd.,


The ChristopherBrothers, 7pm,Anaheim Packing


The Queen Mary welcomes back theannual ScotsFestival & InternationalHighland Games XXVI on February 16 to 17,2019. Celebrate the Queen Mary’s rich Scottishlegacy first hand through a full schedule ofauthentic Scottish activities including the newNorth American Professional HighlandGames, dancing, entertainment, cuisine andtastings all in honor of the Queen Mary’sScottish heritage.

Construction began on the Queen Maryeighty-eight years ago in the quaint seasidetown of Clydebank, Scotland. Thecraftsmanship of the Queen Mary exemplifiesthe country’s finest work. Today its heritage iscelebrated through the two-day ScotsFestival,honoring true Scottish culture.

ScotsFestival and International HighlandGames XXVI welcomes nearly fifty Scottishclans and vendors throughout the festivalweekend with professional and amateurcompetitions in piping, drumming, massedbands, darts, Highland dancing, and the newNorth American Professional Highlandathletics. The Scottish Highland Games, aprecursor to today’s Olympic Games, weredesigned to test the strength, skill andtechnique of ancient warriors by faceoffs incaber toss, throwing the weight, hammerthrow, putting the shot, sheaf toss and more.

Begin your daily festivities at the QueenMary’s ScotsFestival with the traditionalAddress to the Haggis at 11 a.m. in the ExhibitHall where the Queen Mary’s Executive ChefTodd Henderson will cut and serve the Haggisin honor of the customary Scottish culturalcelebration. Following the Address to Haggis,at 12 p.m. gather for the exciting GrandParade of Clans & Bands. Sunday, February17 at 9:15 a.m., begin the day with the Kirkin, atraditional Scottish non-denominational masswith live piano music and singing.

ScotsFestival offers whisky tastings andseminar sessions with aged malt expertsevery half hour beginning daily at 10:30 a.m.Grey Friar’s Pub opens on-board the shipbeginning Friday, February 15 throughSunday, February 17, from 6 p.m. – 12 a.m.Keep cozy into the wee hours of the night atthe pop-up pub with authentic food, a full bar,and an atmosphere plucked straight from thebackstreets of Edinburgh.

Saturday, February 16, continue the funinto the night with the Gaelic tradition,Ceilidh. Grab a pint and experience thecelebration with games, live music, food,drinks, and dancing at the pub-style deckparty. Tickets to the Ceilidh are $10 online, $12at the door, and the party is open to all ages.

Additional daily activities at the 2019ScotsFestival include Border Collie SheepHerding, falconry demonstrations, axethrowing and archery competitions. Guestscan also experience traditional entertainmentfrom Scottish Fiddlers of LA, Mayde in Ireland,Sligo Rags, and Highland Way. Dancingcompetitions, Scottish Reenactors,woodworking demonstrations, and Scottishdancing classes will be taking place daily.

The wee laddies and lassies can bearwitness to Queen Mary’s knighting andcoronation ceremonies and take part in miniHighland Games including youthcompetitions in caber toss, archery, potatosack races and tug o’ war.

Tickets to the 26th Annual ScotsFestivaland International Highlands Games are onsale now and start at $25 online (ages 12+)and $12 online (ages 4-11) for one day generaladmission. Upgrades, ticket add-ons, andhotel packages will also be available.Discounts are available to military andseniors. Visit queenmary.com for more detailsand to purchase tickets online.

ScotsFestival & International Highland Games XXVIon February 16-17 at the Queen Mary in Long Beach



Carson St., 562-938-7427


American Wy., 714-793-1150

Shari Puorto, 8pm,Kobe Steakhouse,3001 Old Ranch

Pkwy., 562-596-9969

Selina Albright, 8pm,Spaghettini, 3005Old Ranch Pkwy.,

562-596-2199


Blvd., 562-794-9337

Tango Caliente!,8pm, Long BeachArena, 300 E. Ocean

Blvd., 562-436-3203



SUNDAY, FEB. 17, 2019ScotsFestival &InternationalHighland Games

XXVI, all day, Queen Mary,1126 Queens Hwy.,queenmary.com

Breakfast with theBeatles, 9am,10:30am, Kobe

Steakhouse, 3001 Old RanchPkwy., 562-596-9969

DW3 & 94.7 TheWAVE SundayBrunch, 10am, Ilya

Serov, 7pm, Spaghettini,3005 Old Ranch Pkwy., 562-596-2199

Chris Thayer, 1pm,Anaheim PackingHouse, 440 Anaheim

Blvd,anaheimpackinghouse.com


Gate, 5052 Katella Ave., 562-598-8957


562-435-2668

The Secret Garden,2pm, Rose CenterTheater, 14140 All

American Wy., 714-793-1150

A Gentleman’sGuide to Love andMurder, 2pm, Cerritos


This season, Chamilia, a Swarovskicompany, is introducing “Loves Me, LovesMe Not,” a collection of five new charms, twoearrings, and one bracelet that celebrateswinter’s transition into spring.

“Our hearts are ready for athaw at this time in the northernhemisphere, and so sunnyflowers are in order,” said KristinCoaker, Head of Merchandising andBrand Communications forChamilia. “As the weather makes up its mind,we also wanted to celebrate the charminglyundecided in all of us with this collection.”

Items in Chamilia’s new “Loves Me, LovesMe Not” collection include:Daisy Heart Charm—This heart-shaped•sterling silver bead charm featurestransparent pink enamel daisydetailing (MSRP $35 U.S.).Starry Hearts Charm—•This round sterling silverbead charm with 14 karatyellow gold electroplating isset with multicolored SwarovskiPure Brilliance Zirconia accents in a daisypattern (MSRP $50 U.S.).Stained Glass Crystal Accent Charm—This•bold accent charm features marquis-shaped fuchsia Swarovski crystals andround metallic sunshine Swarovski crystals(MSRP $55 U.S.).Daisy Silhouette Charm—This•daisy-shaped sterling silvercharm features 14 karat yellowgold accents and amethystSwarovski crystals at its center(MSRP $45 U.S.).

Heart Lock and Key Charm Set—This•vintage-inspired charm set features asterling silver hanging key charm andheart charm that can be worn together orseparately; both are electroplated in 14

karat yellow gold and featuredaisy-shaped cutouts withamethyst Swarovski crystals at

their centers (MSRP $60 U.S.).Chamilia Oval Snap Bracelet with Yellow•Gold Clasp—This bracelet features asterling silver snake chain with a 14 karatyellow gold oval snap closure (MSRP $80U.S.).Daisy Post Earrings—These crystal stud•earrings with removable sterling silver“daisy” jacket are available in eitheramethyst Swarovski crystal with 14 karat

yellow gold detailing along thebezel (MSRP $45 U.S.) orgolden shadow Swarovskicrystal (MSRP $40 U.S.).

The Chamilia “Loves Me,Loves Me Not” collection

became available starting January14, 2019, and will be sold at the brand’s

more than 1,000 retail partners worldwide andon the Chamilia website. For moreinformation about the Chamilia brand, pleasego to www.chamilia.com.

The entire Chamilia line is made fromsterling silver, 14 karat gold, or ChamiliaBlush and features genuine Swarovski

Crystals and Swarovski Zirconia.The brand follows strict Swarovski

guidelines for quality andaesthetic standards.

Celebrate love with a new collection ofsparkles from ChamiliaTwo-time Grammy winner Jack Jones and

Jazz and Pop vocalist Jane Monheit dazzle atthe Cerritos Center for the Performing Arts(CCPA) on Friday, Feb. 8, 8 p.m.. Monheitperforms first and Jones closes the show.Purchase tickets, which start from $50, at theCCPA Ticket Office, cerritoscenter.com, or bycalling (562) 916-8500.

Jazz-Pop singer Jack Jones is “arguablythe most technically accomplished male Popsinger of a vanishing ilk,” raves the New YorkTimes. Inspired after seeing Frank Sinatraperform at his high school, his rise to the tophas included consistently sold-out shows andmore than 50 albums – 17 of them charting

Billboard’s Top 20 – including The Race Is On,Lady, Call Me Irresponsible, and What I Didfor Love.

In addition to a successful recording career,Jones has performed to wide applause inmusical theater and was a staple ontelevision variety shows in the ’60s and ’70s.

Jane Monheit is blessed with “a voice ofphenomenal beauty,” hails the New YorkTimes. Her recent album, The SongbookSessions: Ella Fitzgerald, established Monheitas one of today’s best vocalist-musicians.Since her debut album, Never Never Land,which was on the Billboard Jazz chart formore than a year.

Jack Jones and Jane Monheit take the stage at Cerritos Center for the Performing Arts




MONDAY, FEB. 18, 2019PRESIDENT’S DAY

Darden Sisters, 1pm,Anaheim PackingHouse, 440 Anaheim


TUESDAY, FEB. 19, 2019


Hwy., 562-431-1414


794-9337


Ave., 714-890-4270


Hwy., 562-431-1414

Jazz in the Chapel:Matt Gordy Sextet,7pm, Cooks Chapel,

440 Anaheim Blvd.,anaheimpackingdistrict.com



DW3, 8pm,Spaghettini, 3005Old Ranch Pkwy.,

562-596-2199


794-9337


5052 Katella Ave., 562-598-8957

FRIDAY, FEB. 22, 201938th Annual Raceon the Base, 1:30pm,Joint Forces Training

Base Los Alamitos,raceonthebase.com

Gary’s Classic CarShow, 4pm, ElksLodge Buena Park,

7212 Melrose St., 714-522-2853

Tickets are on sale now for the secondannual Back to the Beach festival. Visitbacktothebeachfest.com to buy yours!

KROQ, Travis Barker and John Feldmannreturn to Huntington State Beach onSaturday, April 27 and Sunday, April 28. Thisweekend destination festival debuted lastyear, and over 30,000 fans came out to seesome of the biggest names in modern ska,punk and reggae.

The festival will feature performancesfrom blink-182, Goldfinger, The Used, Reel BigFish, The Story So Far, Streetlight Manifesto,The Aquabats, and many more.

Back To The Beach will feature a carnivalmidway, beach games, great food (with

vegan options), craft beer and cocktails, andmore. Families are invited to explore the Lil'Punk Kid Zone, which will be fun all-inclusivesafe place for kids 10 & under who areaccompanied by an adult. The area willfeature healthy food options including a fruitcart, and will give kids a place to play andengage while still being part of the festivalexperience. Under a tented shade zone, newmoms will have a clean, private place tobreastfeed, as well as hand washing areasand clean bathrooms for families only. Thearea will offer face painting and beachgames, as well as arts and crafts and muchmore. Parents can sit and relax while stilllistening to and seeing the festival on jumboscreens.

Back to the Beach returns with Blink-182 headlining



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Shark LagoonNights, 6pm,Aquarium of the




Red Hot BBQ Kings,7pm, AnaheimPacking House, 440



American Wy., 714-793-1150



Hollywood U2, 8pm,Spaghettini, 3005Old Ranch Pkwy.,

562-596-2199


Blvd., 562-794-9337



SATURDAY, FEB. 23, 2019 38th Annual Raceon the Base,5:30am, Joint Forces

Training Base Los Alamitos,raceonthebase.com

African-AmericanFestival, all day,Aquarium of the




The Standards, 1pm,Amanda Castro,7pm, Anaheim

Packing House, 440Anaheim Blvd.,anaheimpackingdistrict.com

A Gentleman’sGuide to Love andMurder, 2pm, Cerritos


44th AnnualAmericana Awards,5:30pm, Disneyland

Hotel Grand Ballroom, 1150West Magic Way,cypresscollege.edu


8957


Carson St., 562-938-7427

Explanation of Location Symbols

City ofCerritos

City ofCypress

City ofLos Alamitos

City ofWestminster

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The 45th Anniversary of Run Seal Beachtakes place on April 6, 2019 and features a5K/10K run, a 5K Walk, a 1K Kid’s Fun Run anda Kid’s Fun Zone, a safe and fun place for kidsages 3-10 to be entertained while parentscomplete the 5K/10K.

Looking to run a 5K or 10K race? Thinkingof tackling your first 5K run? Love to walk forhealth? Are you a seasoned runner lookingfor an inspirational and fun race along ascenic oceanfront course? Looking for agreat cause to support? Or, is your businesslooking for a meaningful sponsorshipopportunity? Run Seal Beach, the little runwith a big heart is the event for you, yourfamily and company!

On April 6, 2019 thousands of people willbe running, walking and raising funds for theSeal Beach community at the 45thannualRun Seal Beach 5K/10K and Kid’s 1K Fun Runthrough historic Old Town, Seal Beach.

Registrations are pouring in between nowand March 5th, which is the final day of theearly bird special, offering $5 off the regularregistration fee. March 5th is also the lastday of early bird pricing for team membersand February 25this the last day to add anew team. Those wishing to take advantageof this special pricing can do so atwww.runsealbeach.com.

Run Seal Beach is one of the largest grantgiving organizations in our region. Funds goto a variety of non-profits, particularly in thesports and recreation sector. The entire LosAlamitos Unified School District (LAUSD) isthe major beneficiary with over 48% of thetotal funds raised over the last fifteen years.Other major recipients include the City ofSeal Beach recreation department, police,lifeguards and other Seal Beach and LosAlamitos based non-profits.In general, grantrecepients range in awards from $500 to justover $7,500. Uses are usually for direct

equipment costs or improvements toprograms for the recipeints. For manygroups, like the Los Alamitos booster clubs,the Run provides vital funding to supportmany of their direct costs.

The local run relies heavily onsponsorships to defray expenses and enableit to give back to the community. Since2003, Run Seal Beach has given back morethan $1,680,000 to benefit the greater SealBeach area including Rossmoor and LosAlamitos - a feat they could not accomplishwithout the support of their sponsors andpartner, the City of Seal Beach.

The run takes a year of planning from theall-volunteer board of directors, anoperational race day team and more than500 volunteers on race day. Greg Phillips,race director said, “Our mission is to Promotehealth and fitness in a family friendly event,while supporting non-profit groups providingrecreation, fitness and leisure in our localcommunity.”

The Kid’s 1K Fun Run T-Shirt DesignContest has begun. The 2019 theme is“Party on the Pier.” The deadline for entriesis on February 28th, so if you are currently astudent or home schooled in the LosAlamitos Unified School district and are underthe age of 10, you are eligible to win! Contestrules and the entry form can be found on theKid’s Run/T-Shirt Contest page ofwww.runsealbeach.com. The Kids 1K Fun Runis capped at 400 runners in order to ensure aquality experience in the Kids Fun Zonethroughout the duration of the race. If youwant to have your child in the run, be sure toregister now and save.

For more information on sponsorship,volunteer opportunities, event registrationand general information go towww.RunSealBeach.com and sign up forApril 6, 2019.

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“This is such an exciting time for thePhilharmonic Society as we embark onanother beautiful season with some of themost prominent and exciting names inclassical music,” said Tommy Phillips,President and Artistic Director. “Not only willwe continue the longstanding tradition ofbringing the best in the world to OrangeCounty, we will continue to enrich the lives ofthose in our community through stellareducation and outreach programs in theschools and in our neighborhoods, and onthe world-class stage of the Renée andHenry Segerstrom Concert Hall. I could not bemore proud to represent such a dynamicorganization now entering its 66th year, andto share these exciting concerts andmusically enriching events with you all.”

Among the highlights of the Society’s2019-20 season are nine orchestralpresentations featuring four Americanorchestras and five international touringorchestras including the RotterdamPhilharmonic Orchestra with its recentlyappointed Chief Conductor Lahav Shani; theRoyal Philharmonic Orchestra with PinchasZukerman; the San Diego Symphony withits recently appointed principal guestconductor Edo de Waart; the Los AngelesPhilharmonic with Conductor Laureate Esa-Pekka Salonen; Boston Pops Esplanadewith Keith Lockhart — this time featuringlegendary singer-songwriter Randy Newman;the Academy of St. Martin in the Fields withJoshua Bell; the Zurich Chamber Orchestrawith Daniel Hope; the Los Angeles Chamber

Orchestra with its new music director JaimeMartín and cellist Sheku Kanneh-Mason; andLes Violons du Roy with music directorJonathan Cohen and Grammy-nominatedmandolinist Avi Avital. Highlights also includerecitals by pianists Yuja Wang, Emanuel Ax,Daniil Trifonov, and Richard Goode, as well asa recital by soprano Renée Fleming.

Violinist Ray Chen serves as FestivalArtistic Director for the 2020 Laguna BeachMusic Festival. A co-presentation of LagunaBeach Live! and the Philharmonic Society ofOrange County, the multi-day Festivalfeatures Chen and special guest artists inoutstanding classical and contemporaryconcerts in intimate spaces, communityoutreach programs, and dynamic specialevents. For more information, visitLagunaBeachMusicFestival.com.

A focal point of this and next season, thePhilharmonic Society launchesBeethoven@250 to celebrate the 250th birthanniversary of Ludwig van Beethoven.

The Society continues its holiday offeringswith performances by the Duke EllingtonOrchestra, featuring the Ellington/Strayhornarrangement of Tchaikovsky’s famousNutcracker Suite, as well as the 11-member acappella ensemble Voctave with theirChristmas program, “The Spirit of theSeason.”

Subscription packages are alreadyavailable, starting at $114. Single tickets willbecome available this coming summer. Foremore information, call 949-553-2422, or visitwww.PhilharmonicSociety.org.

Philharmonic Society of Orange County announces 2018-2019 season

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