Call for talent at Co. Co. Wine Company Do you or someone you know make beautiful music? The Co. Co. County Wine Company is looking to showcase local musical talent Wednesdays from 4 to 8 p.m. at the store, 633 First St. in downtown Bren...
Emerald City goes Purple It’s “off to see the wizard” one more time. Edna Hill Middle School will be giving one more performance of “The Wizard of Oz” – its sixth annual Purple Performance – on Saturday, Feb. 11 at 7:30 p....
Comedy fundraiser The public is invited to enjoy an evening of family entertainment while supporting a good cause when Night of Comedy comes to Brentwood on Friday, Feb. 17 at 7 p.m. in the new Brentwood Community C...
Strike up the band The Brentwood Concert Band and the Liberty Symphonic Band and Flute Choir perform Saturday, Jan. 28 at 2 p.m. at Liberty High School, 850 Second St. Brentwood. A reception follows. Admission is fre...
Local Idol in ‘Annie’ Former Brentwood Idol Jordyn Foley is wowing audiences again with her vocal talent, this time starring in the Bankhead Theater production of “Annie” in Livermore. Performances run weekends through ...
Say hello to ‘Bye Bye’ The Brentwood Teen Theater presents “Bye Bye Birdie” next weekend at Resurrection Ministries Church, 1275 Fairview Ave. in Brentwood. The legendary ’50s musical chronicles the misadventures of Albe...
Winter storytime at Brentwood Library The Brentwood Library, 104 Oak St., hosts new storytime hours through March 1. No registration is required for these free programs. Lapsit Baby Storytime, designed for children up to age 2, is hel...
Art classes at new community center Art classes offered by Brentwood Parks and Recreation begin Monday, Feb. 6 at the new Brentwood Community Center, 35 Oak St. in downtown Brentwood. In addition to its popular kids’ classes, the art...
Comedy night at Cap’s Comedian Manny Maldonado headlines a night of comedy at Cap’s Oak Street Bar and Grill in Brentwood on Saturday Jan. 21 at 9 p.m. Maldonado’s journey to comedy wasn’t planned – his goal was to pla...
Arts ‘activist’ joins commission Jack Gaughan says he is, by nature, an arts activist. He’d spend hours painting as a kid. He’d attend live theater as a high schooler. And as a college student in Cleveland, Ohio, he’d drive a cha...
What 11 moments will you remember from 2011? As the year winds down, the events of 2011 become water cooler conversation. Reflections of what happened in the world beyond one's front door take the form of "top moments" and "best ofs." To mar...
Planning for your tax bill? How it can affect your credit score Your resolutions are made and you even have a game plan to make sure 2012 is the year you stick to them. But before you can really get going on achieving your personal goals in the new year, you'll...
America's wackiest laws still on the books In just about every state, city and town in America, there are crazy, weird and outright goofy laws, regulations and ordinances that are still legally valid, but that no one pays attention to, much...
Ten tips to manage your money through unexpected life changes One of the many benefits of marriage is having a partner to share in the day-to-day tasks. One person might handle the laundry while the other takes over yard work. But, when it comes to money mana...
Help make your dreams a reality with wedding insurance Getting married is a dream. Who hasn't fantasized about the dress, the jewelry, your dad walking you down the aisle, the music, the cake, the reception following the ceremony? Because people travel...
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