By Alan Day District 5 representative My welcome to EID: Within about 5 minutes of my first board meeting in December three months ago, as El Dorado Hill’s newly elected representative, I was criticized and lectured by a couple of my fellow directors … even before I had said or done anything. Then, was told [...]
Three Stages presents a prodigy whose “artistry, no matter the musical accompaniment, begins below the knees” (New York Times). After making his Broadway debut at age 12, Savion Glover became one of the youngest males to be nominated for a Tony Award for Best Actor. At 18 he was given the Martin Luther King Jr. [...]
Performing on stage and behind the scenes is all in the family for Tamalisa Carlson. The Shingle Springs resident starred in many Christmas plays starting when she was 6 years old. She continued acting by taking drama classes in high school while growing up in the Napa area. Carlson met her future husband, Jeremy, at [...]
The Folsom Symphony is proud to report its “Glorious Beethoven!” concert, featuring the fabulous Ninth Symphony, has sold out two weeks early — for both performances March 24 and 25. For people who missed getting tickets, the symphony is opening its final rehearsal at a discounted price. The symphony has never before offered tickets to a rehearsal, [...]
El Dorado Hills’ Pamela Hayes Classical Ballet has joined 17 nonprofits, mostly local, that are raising awareness and funds through high-end custom T-shirts created and sold by Fibers.com, a custom t-shirt company based in Sacramento. Fibers.com creates the designs and hosts online stores for each nonprofit, with 25 percent of proceeds donated to the nonprofit. “When T-shirts look [...]
Spring has sprung in El Dorado Hills, and on Saturday, March 31, the Spring Fling extravaganza at El Dorado Hills Town Center is the perfect place for locals to ring in the new season. The family friendly festivities will be held in the heart of Town Center, and will have children 12 and under eggs-static as they [...]
