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t MOUNTAIN FUN Enjoy Gold Rush Days At Lake Arrowhead Village FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF RIVERSIDE PRESENTS EXPEDITION NORWAY VBS Lake Arrowhead Village is presenting a new event this year. On July 9th and 10th, bring the family to Gold Rush Days! Pan for gold, play old-time games, enjoy period music, square dancing and entertainment on Center Stage and play along with the period costumed characters. There will be interesting crafts and period vendors plying their wares. On Saturday only, there will be a Chili Cook-off where you can taste all of the chili and vote for your favorite. As always, Lake Arrowhead Village features its free Summer Concert Series which begins this year on Friday, May 13th, with Noise Pollution’s tribute to AC/ 7th Annual DC. The concerts are free, but reserved table seating can be purchased online. The Village plays host to many events throughout the year including the New Boat Show on June 4th and 5th, the Annual Antique & Wooden Boat Show on June 11th and 12th, the Lake Arrowhead Classic Car & Motorcycle Show on July 30th, KidFest on August 6th and Oktoberfest every Saturday and Sunday beginning on September 17th and runs for six weekends! Be sure to visit www.TheLakeArrowheadVillage. com often for updated events, concert listings and store specials and sales. IER Idyllwild Natre Center Lemon Lily Festival Live MusicNatre Hikes to Wild LiliesFood Pioneer TownFree Shuttle From Town Guest SpeakersPony RidesLocal Arisans Children’s Craſts & Activities Stargazing Kick-Off on Friday Evening! th th July 9 - 10, 2016 9 am to 4 pm Festival donations benefit the ongoing Supported in part by FRIENDS of San Jacinto Mountain County Parks Lemon Lily Restoration Project www.lemonlilyfestival.com 25225 Hwy 243, Idyllwild, CA 92549 (951) 659-3850 Children ages 3 years old to 6th grade are invited to experience the sights, sounds, smells, and tastes of a unique culture at Expedition Norway VBS, where kids discover how much God loves the world. Expedition Norway is a whole new environment filled with incredible Bible-learning adventures, cultural experiences, team-building games, unique treats, and cool faith-building songs. Plus they’ll help kids discover how to see evidence of God in everyday life, something they call God Sightings. So mark these dates on your calendar: June 13-17th. The fun goes from 6:30-8:30pm each night, with a closing program and family dinner on Friday. You can register for free online at www.fbriv.org or call (951) 683-1711. Expedition Norway VBS takes place at First Baptist Church of Riverside, at 5500 Alessandro Blvd. in Riverside. IER 14 June, 2016 Inland Entertainment Review
American Kestrel ZOO TIME! Big Bear Alpine Zoo Strives Towards New Heights High in the mountain region of Big Bear Lake, a gaze of raccoons (that’s what you call a group of raccoons) is scurrying across branches foraging for food items while other members of the gaze are busy at a nearby water source involved in their dunking ritual, rinsing their food through the water. What at first appears to be both food and hand washing is actually the technique used by raccoons to heighten their sense of touch, giving them precise information on what they are about to consume. Not far away, a male black bear tilts his head up and with a rapid succession of airflow through his nostrils, determines that a tasty food source is close by. His sense of smell, 100 times more powerful than that of a human’s, picks up a scent of an edible possibility. With massive arm and shoulder strength to accompany the incredible sense of smell, the 400-pound omnivore moves massive logs in an effort to find each morsel of hidden edible treasure. Known for their expertise as an ambush predator, two mountain lions blend in with their surrounding mountain flora, hiding between bark and branch. Above the ground, the brown, black, and grey hues of their fur makes them almost invisible allowing them to scan the activity on the ground beneath them. A perfect match for the surrounding bark of forest trees, their stealth-like behavior makes them almost undetectable. California has some of the most diverse wildlife in North America. But you don’t have to camp out in the wilderness just to catch a glimpse of some of our state’s amazing animals. In fact, the animals described above are actually animals at the Big Bear Alpine Zoo. Founded in 1959, the Big Bear Alpine Zoo is the only Alpine Zoo of its kind in the United States. Situated at almost 7,000 feet above sea level, the Big Bear Alpine Zoo serves as a rehabilitation facility for both mountain and nearby communities. With a nearly 80% success rate, animals are nursed back to health or weaned onto solid foods and then released back into the wild. If an animal is too injured or if it has lost its fear of humans, it cannot be released and has a home for life at Big Bear Alpine Zoo. “Our goal at the zoo is to connect our guests to wildlife, to demonstrate both the uniqueness of our animals and their habitat in the wild,” says Curator Bob Cisneros. “As for our animals, we focus on their natural behaviors, providing them with opportunities to thrive. I think this combination of connecting guests to wildlife and meeting the welfare needs of our animals makes us very successful at what we do.” If you are planning a trip to Big Bear, get your wild on! A visit to the zoo is the best way to see representatives of our mountain ecosystem. Located on 2.5 acres, Big Bear Alpine Zoo brings the wild to you, housing over 100 animals, mostly native species. The zoo is open daily from 10am through 5pm and is located at 43285 Goldmine Drive in Big Bear Lake, right across the street from Bear Mountain Ski and Board Resort. Each day at noon there is an animal presentation done by one of their keepers and three animal enrichment talks at 1pm, 2pm, and 3pm. If you want to know more about the facility and the animals in their care, check out the website at www. bigbearzoo.org or like them on their facebook page. IER California has some of the most diverse wildlife in North America. But you don’t have to camp out in the wilderness just to catch a glimpse of some of our state’s amazing animals. BIG BEAR ALPINE ZOO ADMISSION Adults 10-59 $12.00 Children 3-9 $9.00 Seniors 60 and over $9.00 Children 2 and under Free American Badger Arctic Fox June, 2016 Inland Entertainment Review 15
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