Calendar of Events

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   For information call 866.276.4235.
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The perfect place for your 4-12 year old to learn and play in the Sierra this summer! Our Summer Adventure Club combines outdoor learning with all the joys of summer recreation. At our day camp, kids will spend the morning taking on the Adventure Park, climbing, jumping, balancing, and more.  After lunch, embark on an interactive activity to explore and learn about the natural world with games, skits, and song. The program is different every weekend, so be sure to check the schedule* for a summary of activities!

Week 8  August 19-20: To Be Decided (please call)

Available every Saturday & Sunday

Price: $75
Space is limited. Reservations are highly recommended! 

PEAKS Season Pass Members get 20% off
Polar & Forever Season Pass Members get 10% off
Call to get your discount!

Book Online 209-753-2301 ext. 777

“Whim Sip n’ Paint at Milliaire”.  Sundays August 20^th, Sunday September 24^th and Sunday October 29^th. They are all 11am-1pm.  Join us at the tasting room for a little paint, a little wine & a whole lot of fun! With the expert guidance of local artist Mary Sexton of Whim, we will create our very own magnificent 16×20 paintings while enjoying delicious Milliaire wines ON THE CREEKSIDE PATIO! $45pp, includes your first glass of wine. Space is limited, purchase your tickets before it’s too late! Buy tickets at https://www.milliairewinery.com/Wines/Event-Tickets

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The Great American Trailer Park Musical opens at SRT’s East Sonora Theatre on July 21 and runs through August 20, 2017. Show times are Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays at 2 pm, Fridays and Saturdays at 7 pm, Thursdays at 2 or 7 pm. A talk-back will follow the 7 pm performance on Thursday, August 19. For reservations contact Sierra Rep’s box office at 209-532-3120, e-mail [email protected] or visit our website: www.sierrarep.org. *This show contains adult material and language and carries an “R” rating.*

The Trailers are Rockin’ & Rollin’ and Emotions are Runnin’ High in Armadillo Acres! In present-day North Florida, in a town called Starke, in a trailer park called “Armadillo Acres” (though there are few armadillos and even fewer acres), there’s a new tenant – and she’s wreaking havoc all over Florida’s most exclusive trailer park. New resident, Pippi, the stripper, is on the run, in her five-inch heels no less! Her arrival shakes up the otherwise hum-drum, daily existence of the trailer park residents. When Pippi comes between the Dr. Phil-loving agoraphobic Jeannie and her tollbooth-collector husband Norbert – Conflict shakes the dysfunctional bliss of the trailer park!

The trailer park’s colorful and quirky denizens include a Greek-chorus-like trio of women: Linoleum, (Lin), Betty and Pickles, each with their own problems, who serve as narrators and lawn chair philosophers, pontificating on life in their trailer park world.

The Great American Trailer Park Musical, with music and lyrics by David Nehls and book by Betsy Kelso is a raucous and ribald musical featuring a country-rock/blues score including such hits as “This Side of the Tracks,” “It Doesn’t Take a Genius,” and “Road Kill.” Sierra Rep welcomes TREY COMPTON as guest director/choreographer for his first time with SRT. His most recent success was his nomination for a Drama Desk Award for Best Musical and Best Director for the off-Broadway production of the musical Yank! at the York Theater Company, NY, New York. His numerous credits include White’s Lies, which ran at New World Stages with Betty Buckley, as well as his experience with classics like; South Sierra Repertory Theatre Page 2 Pacific, Twelve Angry Men, The Music Man, Evita, The Producers, and West Side Story, as Assistant Director. Trey grew up in Pittsburgh, PA and has been making his living as a director, choreographer and fight director in New York City for the past ten years. He attended Pace University in NYC. When asked to share his thoughts and visions for the SRT production of Trailer Park, he said, “I have loved Trailer Park since I first saw it in New York. Trailer Park knows exactly what it is from moment one. Within the first twenty seconds the audience knows immediately that they are about to go on a bumpy, hysterical, colorful, cheese-whiz filled ride! It has a wonderful balance of both lowbrow and highbrow humor that is delivered at unexpected intervals, keeping the audience in constant surprise. Ultimately, it becomes a heartwarming story about individuals who are challenged to change.”