2013 December PASO Magazine

Händel’s ‘Messiah’ Annual Christmas
Concert at Trinity Lutheran Church, 940
Creston Road, PR, begins at 3 p.m. on December 1.
Enjoy the New World Baroque Orchestra, directed
by John Warren, and singing by combined community
choirs. Guest violinist Amy Sze will perform
“Winter” from Vivaldi’s Four Seasons. Seating:
$35/Premium, $20/General and Seniors and $10/
children 12 and under. Tickets are available Matt’s
Music (Templeton), Paso Robles Main Street
Office, Trinity Lutheran Church, at the door at
www.brownpapertickets.com/event/498146. Call
238-3575.
‘Horns for the Holidays’ by SLO Wind
Orchestra begins at 8 p.m. on December 6 at
United Methodist Church in San Luis Obispo.
Cost: $20/adults and $10/students with ID. Children
8 and under/free. Call 456-3333. Visit www.
slowinds.org.
‘The Nutcracker’ (Templeton) by North
County Dance and Performing Arts Foundation
with Class Act Dance on December 6, 7, 8,
13, 14 and 15 at Templeton Performing Arts Center.
Curtain times: 2 pm on Saturdays/Sundays, and
7:30 pm on Friday. Tickets: $25/adults and $19/
kids and seniors 65+. Lap-sitting babies under 1 are
free. Group discounts available for 20+. Visit www.
brownpapertickets.com. Email: info@northcounty
performingarts.org. Tickets:www.brownpapertickets
.com or at the door.
‘Peace on Earth’ by SLO Vocal Arts Ensemble
in to performances. December 7 at 8 p.m. at
Mission San Luis Obispo and December 8 at 3 p.m. at
United Methodist Church (SLO). Tickets: $10-$40.
Call 541-6797. Visit www.vocalarts.org.
Cuesta College Holiday Concert begins at 3
p.m. on December 15 on the CPAC Main Stage at the
SLO Campus. Cost: $12/adult and $7/students and seniors.
For questions, call Stella, 546-3195.
City of Paso Robles ‘Giving Tree’ and ‘Can
Your Fines’ is an opportunity to love thy neighbor.
Throughout December, choose an ornament from the
Giving Tree and take it to the Circulation Desk
along with your $25 donation to dedicate a book
title to the person of your choice. ‘Can Your Library
Fines’: Reduce library fines by donating standard
or larger sized cans of soup, chili, fruit, vegetables,
meat, chicken or seafood, and one-pound or larger
sizes of rice, pasta or packaged meals. Call 237-3870
for more details. Visit www.prcity.com/library.
Food Bank Coalition of SLO County will
receive your tax deductible donation or nonperishable
food items. Efficient administration ensures that
94 percent of all donations directly benefit hungry
residents. Every dollar enables the Food Bank to provide
$10 worth of food for those in need. For more
details, call 238-4664. To donate online, visit www.
slofoodbank.org.
Helping Hands Ministry at North County
Christian Fellowship provides temporary help with
meals, light housekeeping, grocery shopping and
more for people and families who have suffered a loss
or in need due to health, surgery or other issues. Call
Bea Jackson, 237-2819. Visit www.nccfchurch.org.
Loaves and Fishes, 2650 Spring Street, PR,
receives donations at the back door entrance (alley
at 26th Street) on Monday, Wednesday and Friday
from 9-11 a.m. and Tuesdays and Thursdays from
5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Call 238-4742. Visit wwwloavesandfishespaso.org.
must! Charities Month will give everyone two
opportunities to help others in need throughout December.
For every bottle of wine sold, participating
wineries will donate a portion of their sales proceeds
to neighbors in need. On “Third Thursday” at Downtown
Paso Robles Businesses, several storefronts, including
Il Cortile Ristorante and La Cosecha Bar
+ Restaurant, will also donate portions of their proceeds
to worthy causes. For more details, call 226-
5788. Visit www.mustcharities.org.
Toy Bank of Greater Paso Robles will accept
your monetary donations to help make a child’s Christmas
brighter. Mail your check to P.O. Box 2801, Paso
Robles, CA 93447. Deposit new, unwrapped toys into
collection boxes at fire stations and local businesses. For
more details and locations, call 226-2126 or visit www.
prtoybank.com.
COME Celebrate with us on Tuesday, Dec. 3rd
Drawings for PRIZES and GIFT CERTIFICATES
Always Homemade Lunches, Dinners and
Amazing Desserts...Happy Hour All Day...Plus More Surprises
Happy Holidays from All of Us at Berry Hill...Dinner Specials through Month of December
Mondays Tuesdays Wednesdays Thursdays
POUND OF STEAMED
CLAMS
HOMEMADE MEAT LOAF BABY BACK RIBS
BUTTERNUT SQUASH
ENCHILADAS
with salsa
verde and rice
with salad &
garlic bread
with mashed
potatoes, gravy
and vegetable
with cole slaw,
garlic bread
& fries
Contemporary Comfort Food
Complete Bar!
Enjoy Your Favorite Cocktails
Extensive Wine List
— Open at 11 am 7 Days a Week —
THANK YOU PASO ROBLES!
Jody Storsteen
Owner, Berry Hill Bistro
We’ll be open
Christmas Eve Day until 3pm.
Closed Christmas Day to
allow our staff to enjoy the
day with their families.
We’ll be open
New Year’s Eve and
New Year’s Day
1114 Pine Street, Downtown Paso Robles Phone 238-3929
December 2013, Paso Robles Magazine 17