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(We’re re-running this article to remind everyone about what we can do to prevent fires in our neighborhood.) Huge thanks to our local RR Fire Protection District Firefighters, Cal Fire (i.e. CDF) and Fire Safe Sonoma, especially to Caerleon Safford (FSS) and Marshall Turbeville (CalFire)! Following are some of the important points from a presentation […] (Updated May 23 with new dates for July, August, and September.) The Friends of Rio Nido has scheduled the member meetings for the year. They’re as follows : Everyone is welcome to attend (whether you live in Rio Nido or not!) January 25th, 11am-noon, at the Rio Nido Lodge April 5, 11am-noon May 17th, 11am-noon […] Don’t miss the opening weekend of The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged) [revised], a madcap comedy written by Adam Long, Daniel Singer and Jess Winfield, and directed by Nick Christenson at All performances this coming weekend, May 16 – 18, are pay-what-you can. Friday and Saturday night performances begin at 8 PM and the […] A three member, independent FRN Election Committee has been established to oversee the FRN Board election on June 14th, 2014. All correspondence regarding the election process, while sent via the FRN email template for consistency, is generated from the Election Committee and is independent of the sitting FRN Board. The first step in the election […] Your local Rio Nido historians are trying to work through the backlog of photos and documents to upload to our history section. Check back often to see what’s new. We’ve added sections for photographs, Emil Janel (a very famous Rio Nido artist), the Rio Nido Lodge, post cards sets, and the Benelli Family Photo Album. […] Come watch the “Jim Henon’s Creature Shop Challenge” live with one of the contestants and Russian River local Lex Rudd March 25 at the Rio Nido Roadhouse. Ask Lex questions and look at her puppets for display and sale. The Roadhouse will serve a limited dinner menu. For more info, check out the event page […]
Pegasus is saying goodbye to Vermont, where Dr. Cook has joined his 30 patients/victims in the cemetery on the hill, and they’re entering David Ives’ world of his 6 short plays in All in the Timing. Because that world doesn’t really have a geographical location and is set mainly in your head (“intellectual […] Auditions are starting for All in the Timing by David Ives, a compilation of 6 fantastically written, short one-act comedies, each one a challenge for actors. They hope to cast ensemble style, with actors playing roles in multiple short plays. All in the Timing will run for 4 weekends, March 21 through April 13, Fridays […] |
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