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IN THIS ISSUE

6 EDITOR'S LETTER

10 ONLINE

12 COMMUNITY

MATTERS

WHAT'S UP

News Around Town

16 THE 10 SPOT

Spring Bucket List

24 ARTS & CULTURE

Spring Performance

Roundup

28 OUTTAKES

Event Pics

30 CALENDAR

32 HEALTH & WELLNESS

4 Seasonal Sports to Try

47 KEEP IT LOCAL

EDITOR'S PICKS

Flower Power

50 INTRODUCING

Q&A with Local Companies

53 ASK THE EXPERT

54 HOME & GARDEN

Home Renovation

82 EAT & DRINK

DINING OUT

Placerville Public House

84 FOODIE FIND

Shawarma Stackz

86 THE HOT LIST

5 Easter Recipes

90 RESTAURANT GUIDE

18 GET TO KNOW

5 Top Teens

36 TAKE A HIKE

Arnold Rim Trail

70 FEATURE

The Great Outdoors

98 LAST LOOK

Where We Live

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| editor’s letter |

Ithink our April issue of STYLE is best encapsulated in a Shakespearean quote:

“April hath put a spirit of youth in everything.” In the pages to come, you’ll find a

smattering of youth, a fondness for April,

and a whole lot of spirit.

Admittedly, we might have gotten a

little spring-heavy with this issue but

we have no regrets. Having been in

hibernation the last few months has made us

want to look forward to brighter (literally and

figuratively) and better things. And what better

than spring to bring about that joie de vivre?

Aria

As part of our “spring forward” lineup (and

I’ve got to apologize here for all the very cheesy

Phoebe

spring puns) we’ve got budding stars (“5 Top

Teens,” page 18), sports to bring a spring in your

step (“Spring Forth,” page 32), some lively seasonal

performances (“In the Spotlight,” page 24), and

even an extra boost of flower power (Editor’s

Picks, page 47). Not to mention, all the yummy

eats—including some scrumptious Easter brunch

recipes (“Easter Feast,” page 86). To top it off, after

Turtle &

two years of uncertainty, we’ve finally brought

Goldie

back our Calendar of Events (page 30) and couldn’t

be more thrilled that there’s so much happening

in our neighborhoods.

Among all these goodies, is a stellar feature

article by Ryan Martinez. The yoga instructor,

outdoor expert, and overall nice guy takes us

on a detailed journey of all the awe-inspiring

adventures to be

“April hath

put a spirit

of youth in

everything.”

—William

Shakespeare

found in “Our Great

Outdoors” (page 70).

You’d be remiss not to give even one of his suggestions a

try. And once you do, write to us (info@stylemg.com) and

share pictures of said adventures!

However you spend this season, make sure to celebrate

it. Celebrate new life, new opportunities, and even new

challenges. It’s good to be alive and let’s not forget it.

Last year, I celebrated April with an indoor springthemed

photoshoot for my daughter, Aria. This year, I’m

going to try doing the same thing—but outdoors. My daughter and I are also going to

be soaking up the sunshine, picking wildflowers, and listening to birds sing. My coeditor,

Emily, is sure to be bonding outdoors with her two beautiful dogs, Goldie and

Turtle. Here’s to a new season and new adventures of every kind.

Speaking of “new” our sorely missed editor in chief, Megan, welcomed sweet baby

girl Phoebe Rose in February. From what we know, they’re thoroughly enjoying the

warm weather and each other.

Happy spring, happy Easter, and happy days to you all!

—Tara Mendanha

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“I’d called my aunt and left a message

pretending to be the Zodiac Killer. This

was way after the supposed suspect

had died, but she was definitely

spooked by it—especially since they

never caught him. I told her it was me

and we all had a good laugh, but I think

my mom and I found the most joy in it!”

—Emily Peter-Corey

“We’d found a rattlesnake on the side of the house

and Wendy freaked out. A few days later,

she had to go outside to the car to get

something. Sensing the opportunity at

hand, I hid behind a pillar near our front

door. When I heard her approaching,

I started shaking a pepper grinder I

had. Well, let’s just say the jumping and

screaming were a sight to behold. At

some point, I may get out of the doghouse

but we both still laugh about it!”

—Terry Carroll

“My brother and cousin decided to go out. I locked

the front door behind them and waited, when

strange things began happening. The TV

suddenly started blaring, lights and fans

turned on, and a balcony door was now

ajar. I was ready to run for my life when

the boys appeared out of nowhere,

hysterically laughing. They’d climbed

our two-storied house, snuck in while I

wasn’t looking, and began wreaking havoc

on my mind!”

—Tara Mendanha

“I think the prank that I’m most fond of was one

I did on my Art Director, Gary. He went on

vacation for a week around Christmas

a few years ago. I and a couple others

from work individually wrapped

everything in his office with wrapping

paper—everything! His desk, chair,

computers, keyboards, all his computer

chords, and even his wall clock.

Because, who says work isn't a gift? Love

yah, Gary!”—Ray Burgess

“The gym I go to pulled a prank on me on April

Fool’s Day, 2017. They put about 300 signs

in my yard, all with faces on it of the one

politician I do not support. They put big

posters of me on my garage doors and

replaced by husband’s face with this

politician's face and his arm around me.

Cars kept driving by and taking photos. It

took hours to remove! I will retaliate one of

these days!”—Debra Linn

“So, the hubster knew I had a rough day and this

is what he brings me—the new People

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Yes, I do think he's the sexiest man alive

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In this month’s “The Road Beat”

column, auto aficionado and local

resident Mitchell Weitzman takes

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for a spin and shares his honest

review. “Personally, I completely dig

the lunar rover aesthetic of it, with

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People & Places

in the News

Congratulations to the Amador

County wineries that placed at the

2022 San Francisco Chronicle

Wine Competition. They won seven

Best of Class titles, eight double gold,

and 26 gold medals. Best of Class

winners were Vino Noceto Winery

(Sangiovese), Belledor Vineyards

(2019 Zinfandel), Sobon Estate (2018

Cabernet Sauvignon), Amador Cellars

(2019 Barbera), Cooper Vineyards

(Cooper Ranch Red), Bella Grace

Vineyards (2021 Sauvignon Blanc), and

Jeff Runquist Wines (2020 Primitivo).

The City of Folsom Traffic

Management System recently

earned a national award. They won

a Best in Show award in partnership

with Genetec Inc. and EYEP

Solutions at the annual Intelligent

Transportation Society of

America Conference for a cuttingedge

project that allows the city to

remotely manage many of its traffic

signal enclosures. senior traffic

signal and lighting technician Shane

Flaming and senior civil engineer

Zach Bosch received the award.

The Roseville City School District

recently broke ground on their 21st

school and the sixth new school to

open in West Roseville. Westbrook

Elementary at 4510 Solaire Drive is

expected to open in August 2023 and

will accommodate 800 students.

Bill Roby, executive director of the El Dorado Community Foundation,

recently received Arts and Culture El Dorado’s 2022 Normadene Carpenter

Award. The annual honor recognizes special achievement and extraordinary

contributions to the community. Katy Peek, who was instrumental in

founding the community foundation and has served the community for

over 50 years, was named Honorary Chair of the 2022 Carpenter Award.

Local Ninja, Francisco Barajas

has been accepted to compete on

American Ninja Warrior. This will

be Barajas’ third time competing;

last year, he made it to the finals. His

platform is stuttering due to his speech

impediment and he wants to give

confidence to the 1% of population that

has the same—hence his stage name “1%

Ninja.” Barajas trains and teaches out

of Roseville’s THE STUDIO Martial

Arts & Fitness (trainatthestudio.com).

Arts and Culture El Dorado’s Poetry

Out Loud winners for 2022 are

Kelsi Havercroft of Union Mine

High School (first place), Emily

Lieber of Oak Ridge High School

(second place) and Molly Grant of

Charter University Prep (third place).

Participants memorized, interpreted,

and recited poetry. Winners received

cash prizes and will represent

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The American Cancer Society Discovery

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discoveryshoproseville) made history in 2021

by making one million dollars through their

shop via purchases, donations, and endless

support from volunteers—all to support

The American Cancer Society .Their shop is

often described as "a happy place" as many

folks battling cancer come to celebrate

overcoming obstacles. Visit them at 1813

Douglas Boulevard, Suite B-5, Roseville.

Happenings

Age Well Roseville Summit (roseville.

ca.us) is a free community event on April

7 from 8 a.m.-2 p.m. at the Roseville Sports

Center. The day will focus on our older

adult population and their caregivers,

and will feature sessions on estate

planning, vendor booths, educational

workshops, presentations, and a variety of

resources, with over 30 vendors present.

Registration is now open for spring

break camps throughout April, offered

by Folsom Parks & Recreation.

Camps include tennis, basketball,

baseball, mixed sports, robotics, and

engineering and coding. Call 916-

461-6601 for more information.

The Sunshine Tour is a special program

of Hope 4 the Holidays that aims

to bring a positive spring experience

for at-risk youth in Sacramento and

Placer Counties, by providing them

with baskets filled with goodies to

enjoy at Easter. To participate, gather

or provide baskets, curling ribbons,

small plush animals, plastic grass, candy,

plastic eggs or small toys. For more

info 916-934-9230 or 916-583-1322.

Cameron Park CSD (cameronpark.org) is

offering spring break youth camps between

April 11-15 from 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. for ages

5-10. Camps include art, dancing, swimming,

and individual and league sports.

Celebrate Earth Dayta at Wakamatsu Farm

(arconservancy.org) in Placerville, on April 23,

at this free event from 6-9 p.m. The special

experience is a site-specific installation

resulting in an artful, musical, and interactive

gathering. The theme is “Music, Media & Real-

World Data in Performance with Nature.”


El Dorado Transit

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offering a sale on local

fixed route monthly passes

in April, May, and June.

General passes will be $20

while senior, disabled, and

student passes will be $10.

There will also be a $5

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Rocklin Clean Up Day (recyclerocklin.com)

is happening on April 23 from 7 a.m. to 3

p.m. Drop off household waste and e-waste

like computers, laptops, TVs, speakers,

phones, calculators, answering machines,

microwaves, etc. (no large or hazardous

materials) at three locations: Sierra College,

City of Rocklin Corporation Yard, and

Whitney Park. You can also bring your

aluminum and plastic recycling to help

benefit Rocklin schools at Sierra College.

NEW BUSINESSES

on the Block

Celebrate Earth Day with Rocklin’s Earth

Fest (rosevilletoday.com) at Johnson-

Springview Park on April 23 from 11 a.m. to

3 p.m. The free event to celebrate mother

nature will have vendors, music, food

trucks, and Earth-conscious activities.

Cameron Park CSD is now offering a

CSD annual pass (cameronpark.org/csdannual-pass)

that’s valid for a year and

allows entry to Cameron Park Lake, the

community pool, and the open gym at

the community center. Family, individual,

and senior passes are available.

Splash away on April Pool’s Day at

the El Dorado Hills CSD Community

Pool on April 23 from 1-3 p.m. Enjoy

an afternoon of swimming at this free

event. Aquatic staff will be on hand to

answer questions about summer swim

lessons and other upcoming programs.

Gold Dust Salon (312

Main Street, Suite 106)

is a boutique salon

looking to elevate the

salon experience in the

area. Recently opened

in Historic Downtown

Placerville, they offer

high-end hair coloring,

styling, and cutting

by appointment only.

Follow them on

@gold.dustsalon.

The NOW Massage

(thenowmassage.com),

offering high quality,

affordable massage

services in an inspired

setting, recently opened

in Marketplace at Town

Center in El Dorado

Hills Town Center (4356

Town Center Boulevard).

A variety of massages

and enhancements will

be available, along with

monthly and bi-monthly

self-care packages.

Saladworks

(saladworks.com) is

bringing endless

combinations of

salads, warm grain

bowls, soups,

sandwiches, and

wraps to Lincoln

(820 Sterling

Parkway) in April.

Create your own

salad from over

60 ingredients or

try one of their

signature salads.

A temporary bounce park is coming to the

Westfield Galleria in Roseville for three

months this summer. FUNBOX (funbox.

com), “the world’s largest bounce park”

is about 25,000 square feet and includes

15 zones, play areas, and challenges

including a maze, dodgeball course,

slides, ring toss, ninja wall, and more.

The City of Roseville along with the

Roseville Coalition of Neighborhood

Associations is conducting a free

neighborhood clean-up that allows you

to toss unwanted materials through

April, May, and June. Visit roseville.ca.us/

neighborhoodcleanup to determine your

clean-up day and acceptable items.

Emigh Ace Hardware

(emigh.com) is coming

to El Dorado Hills this

June. The hardware

store will offer lawn

and garden materials,

home improvement

supplies, a wide selection

of merchandise from

plumbing, electrical,

paint, and housewares,

along with services like

key cutting, propane

cylinder filling, etc.

Mario’s Early Toast

(mariosearlytoast.

com)—home of

the Maui French

Toast—is opening

a new location in

Rocklin (4460 Rocklin

Road) to add to their

current two locations

in Roseville. The new

locale will also offer

breakfast, brunch,

and lunch entrées

along with mimosas.

Mendocino Farms

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opened a location

in Roseville

(1210 Roseville

Parkway). The

restaurant features

sandwiches, salads,

grain bowls, and

soups, and offers

vegan, vegetarian,

and glutenfree

options.

Fitness franchise ISI Elite Training (isielitetraining.com) is coming to Folsom

(1007 East Bidwell Street, Suite 109). Boasting approximately 2,000 square

feet of training space, the location will include showers, a kids lounge,

laundry room, and lobby area. Participants can experience fast-paced

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lushest gardens and pick the brains of

master gardeners at Folsom Garden

Club’s 20th Annual Garden Tour

(folsomgarden.org) held April 23 and

24. Stop by the bake sale to grab a

sweet treat and pick up a plant for

your own garden at the event’s plant

sale. Not only will you enjoy the sight

of beautiful colors and textures but

you’ll also enjoy knowing you’ve

contributed to the Garden Club’s

scholarship and grant programs.

Run a Race.

Join fellow runners and walkers

in a 13-year tradition that raises

money to benefit the American River

Parkway at the Parkway Half Marathon

(parkwayhalf.com) on April 30. Live

bands along the scenic courses will

keep you pumped as you race through

blooming meadows to the finish line,

where you’ll enjoy a post-race lunch and

beer garden. Kiddos can join the fun by

participating in the 1K Kids’ Otter Dash.

Alternatively, register yourself,

friends, family, and co-workers to run

as a group in the Run Rocklin race

(runrocklin.com) held on April 3 to

earn money for the non-profit closest

to your heart. After you’ve raced and

the kiddos have finished their fun run,

celebrate with food, beverages, bounce

houses, and live music.

PlacerGROWN Farmers' Market

Shop the Farmers’

Market.

Celebrate the season with fresh

fruit and veggies from a local

farmers’ market. Head to the Peet’s

Coffee parking lot at the Fountains

at Roseville on Tuesdays for the

PlacerGROWN Farmers’ Market

(placergrown.org/farmers-markets)

held from 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.

The Placer Food Bank’s Feed Our

Future Program (placerfoodbank.

org) sponsors a free drive-thru

farmers’ market on the last Friday

of the month from 8-10 a.m. at

Johnson-Springview Park in Rocklin.

Saturday mornings are made better

by sipping Turkish coffee at the

Historic Folsom Farmers’ Market

(historicfolsom.org/farmers-market),

held from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Sundays bring the El Dorado

County Farmers’ Market

(eldoradofarmersmarket.com) to the EDH

Town Center (8 a.m. to 1 p.m. through

the end of October). You’ll also find

them at Placerville Cinema parking lot

on Saturdays and Cameron Park (Burke

Junction) on Wednesdays.

Saddle Up.

Traverse the trails winding through hills

and trees along the American River atop

a stately horse. The certified wranglers

at Shadow Glen Riding Stables

(shadowglenstables.com) take groups

out for one-hour and two-hour trail

rides. Sign yourself (or the entire family)

up and get ready to see wildlife and

waterfowl at Nimbus Dam.

If you prefer a view of Folsom

Lake, Boarding on the Lake

(boardingonthelake.com) offers



Egg-streme Easter Hunt

trail rides Sunday through Saturday for

adults as well as children 10 years and up.

Hunt for Easter Eggs.

Take the entire family out for a fun day of

egg hunting, activities, and food trucks at

Egg-streme Easter Hunt (cameronpark.

org) hosted by Cameron Park’s Recreation

Department. The free event will be hosted

at Rasmussen Park on April 9. Register

children ages 0-10 for one of two egg hunt

start times: 10 a.m. and 11 a.m.

Plymouth (amadorflowerfarm.

com). They also have 14 acres of

demonstration gardens and countless

flowering plants for you to peruse.

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Head to one of the five El Dorado Hills

parks (Community Park, Promontory,

Lake Forest, Bass Lake/Sellwood Field,

and Valley View) as they’ll be hosting an

Easter egg hunt (eldoradohillscsd.org)

for children ages 0-12 on April 16. The

hunt gets underway at 9 a.m.

Snap a Pic with the

Easter Bunny.

The Easter bunny is popping into the

Community Park in El Dorado Hills

after the Easter egg hunt on April

16. You’ll be able to snap photos with

the bunny, but be sure to bring your

own camera.

The Palladio in Folsom (gopalladio.

com) is offering contactless photos

with the Easter bunny through April 16.

Spot Spring Flowers.

Sacramento Splash (sacsplash.org)

in Mather is organizing Vernal Pool

Flower Walks on April 3, 24, and May

7. Discover what's blooming this spring

while also learning about wildlife.

Sherwood Demonstration Garden

(mgeldorado.ucanr.edu/Demonstration_

Garden) in Placerville has 16 themed

gardens and will be conducting Spring

Plant Sales on April 16 and 30 from 8

a.m. to 2 p.m. Find edibles, perennials,

native plants, and lots more.

Nearly 1,200 daylily varieties are

available at Amador Flower Farm in

Sip and Stroll.

Head to Historic Folsom for their

iconic Sutter Street Sip and Stroll

(historicfolsom.org) charity wine tasting

event on April 9 from 2:30-5:30 p.m.

You'll stroll down Sutter Street with

a commemorative wine glass in hand,

stopping at 25 venues along the way

to sip on regional wine or nosh on food

samplings. There will also be live music

and exclusive specials from Sutter Street

merchants.

Celebrate Easter at a

Vineyard.

Easter brunch is a tradition best

observed at Wise Villa Winery

(wisevillawinery.com) with its stunning

vineyard views, award-winning wines, and

food specials curated by executive chef

Marc. The winery’s Easter Sunday Special

begins at 11 a.m. on April 17.

Catch a Show.

Round up your friends and head to the

Zittel Family Amphitheater to enjoy

spring’s mild weather and local talent at

Historic Folsom’s free Spring Concert

Series (historicfolsom.org) in April (3

and 10) and May (1, 8, 15, 22, and 29)

from 1-3 p.m.

If you love a good laugh, Mike E. Winfield

is coming to Historic Roseville for

Comedy Night (roseville.ca.us) on April

22. Head to Roseville Theater at 7:30

p.m. to grab a drink before the show

begins at 8 p.m.


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Student

Spotlight

5 Top Teens

by CAITLIN MCCULLOCH

Although they’ve recently been faced with numerous

challenges, these local teens continue to go above and

beyond—achieving, striving, and thriving. Say hello to

some of our future movers and shakers.

Riya Tapadiya

Senior at Woodcreek

High School

As the captain of Woodcreek High

School’s speech and debate team, Riya

was recently named an Academic All-

American—the first female to hold this

honor at her school in 27 years.

“This is an award that any competitive

honor society can give out and you have to

get 750 competitive points,” she explains.

“You also have to get recommended by

your coach and merit of character goes

into it. I’ve been working towards this goal

for quite a while now!”

Outside of school and extracurricular

activities, Riya has snagged an internship

as a legal clerk at a law firm. She plans to

pursue a career as a lawyer.

“I’m open to different areas of law;

ultimately, I want to be able to help

people,” she says.

FAVORITES

Guilty pleasure: Warm pumpkin pie.

Meal in town: Pinto Thai Bistro.

Movie/TV show: How I Met Your Mother.

Musician/band: Still Woozy and Bad Suns.

Book: The Floating World by Cynthia Kadohata.

Quote/saying: “Treat yo’ self!”—Parks and

Recreation



get to know

Nico Nielsen

Senior at Woodcreek High School

Nico has played basketball, football, and volleyball for

years, with volleyball being his current focus.

“I’ve been playing volleyball since I was in 7th grade. My

favorite thing about the sport is traveling and meeting

new people along the way,” he shares.

For the past eight years, this tremendous student

athlete has found a way to combine both sports and

charity work for his community.

“I ran an event during my birthday each year

(December 21) where I would host sporting

tournaments of some sort,” he says. “In order to

participate, I would ask my friends to bring an

unwrapped toy that would eventually be donated to

foster kids for Christmas. Over eight years, I’ve been

able to raise about 800 presents for foster kids.”

Though some of his sporting endeavors may be coming

to an end, Nico plans to continue helping others.

“Ideally, I would want to attend Cal Poly and study

kinesiology in hopes of pursuing a career in physical

therapy,” he says.

FAVORITES

Movie: Captain America: Civil War.

Book: Ready Player One by Ernest Cline.

Musician: J. Cole.


Tyler Tremain

Senior at Folsom High School

Tyler started playing football at the age of eight

and it’s a sport he’s very passionate about.

“I love the competition and competitiveness that

every day brings,” he says. “I always want to be the

best and football is a sport to make you work for

everything you want. I was always told that what I

put in is what I’m going to get out of it.”

That hard work has paid off. As the varsity

quarterback and 2021 NorCal Football Player

of the Year, Tyler led his team to victory over

notorious winners De La Salle, putting Folsom High

School into the state championship game. Still, he

credits team effort for their victory.

“The De La Salle game is by far the most

memorable game I’ve played,” he says. “Just to be

able to say we beat them is crazy. Coach Doherty

called an amazing game and our whole team did

their job.”

Aside from playing on the football field, Tyler has

maintained a 4.0 GPA and we haven’t seen the end

of his academic or football careers yet.

“As far as what I’m doing next year, I do plan to play

football,” he says. “I just don’t know where yet!”

FAVORITES

Escape: Football.

Guilty pleasure: Pizza.

Meal in town: Mas Taco Bar.

TV show: Criminal Minds.

Quote/saying: “Hard work beats talent when talent

doesn’t work hard.”—Tim Notke

Photos courtesy of each individual student.

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Lauryn Sumimoto

Sophomore at Oak Ridge High School

After the past few years, mental health has been

a struggle for many—especially students. Lauryn

Sumimoto—Vice Chair of the Youth Commission in El

Dorado Hills and a teen voice in situations where adult

decisions are being made—is doing something about it.

“Because of COVID-19, mental health is a key issue we’re

facing for youth,” she says. “We try to do things like

wristbands, books, and a mental health week to bring

awareness. We have a lot of resources but students being

aware of them is an issue.”

Aside from her community work with mental health, Lauryn

is her class’s vice president. She also is the parliamentary

captain for speech and debate along with being the

science president for the Science Olympiad at Oak Ridge.

“For my mental health, I’m only doing things that I really

love,” she says. “The little things all seem overwhelming

sometimes but when you do what you love, everything will

come together in the end.”

FAVORITES

Escape: Listening to music.

Movie: Marley and Me.

TV show: Gossip Girl.

Musician: Bruno Mars.

Book: Five Feet Apart by Rachael Lippincott, Mikki Daughtry,

and Tobias Iaconis.

Quote: “Be yourself. Everyone else is already taken.”

—Oscar Wilde

Alyssa “Ally” Salerno

2021 graduate from

Woodcreek High School

When Ally was 10 years old, she developed a

curious bald spot on the back of her head. She was

diagnosed with Alopecia areata, an autoimmune

disorder that goes after hair follicles.

Fast-forward seven years and Ally began to

experience a great deal of hair loss. Stress can

trigger this—and the pandemic was a likely

trigger. She was left about 70% bald, in denial, and

frustrated.

Then, Ally made a change this past September 1st,

which is Alopecia Awareness Day.

“I wanted to turn the negative feeling I felt into a

positive one by writing a children's book to teach

about Alopecia areata and normalize it,” she says.

Ally’s book, Alisha & Alopecia can be purchased by

visiting the link on her Instagram (@allysalerno), at

Roseville’s Learning Express Toys, and on Amazon.

“My goal is to sell a copy of my book to someone in

every U.S. state,” she says. “That way, I’ll know my

book has touched lives all over the country!”

FAVORITES

Escape: Anywhere in Florida.

Guilty Pleasure: Baking.

TV Show: The Good Place.

Musicians: Post Malone and Drake.

Saying: "The day you plant the seed is not the day you

eat the fruit."— Fabienne Fredrickson

Photos courtesy of each individual student.


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Folsom Lake College’s Falcon’s Eye Theatre presents

FRI, APR 1 - 7:30 PM

SAT, APR 2 - 7:30 PM

SUN, APR 3 - 2:00 PM

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FRI, APR 8 - 7:30 PM

SAT, APR 9 - 7:30 PM

SUN, APR 10 - 2:00 PM

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A Life Unmasked

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SUN, MAY 8 - 2:00 PM

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Opera Meets Broadway

with Shana Blake Hill, soprano, and Roberto Perlas Gomez, baritone

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SUN, JUN 5 - 2:00 PM

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Chamber Music Series presents

Chevalier String Quartet

SUN, JUN 5 - 2:00 PM


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The Best of Broadway

THUR, JUN 23 - 7:00 PM


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An Encore Production

SAT, JUL 9 - SUN, JUL 17

All tickets available through presenters only.

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In the

Spotlight

Spring Performance Roundup

by BELLA NOLEN

Take a break from spring cleaning and head to one of the many spring shows in your

neighborhood! Whether you’re looking for laughs, an adventure, or timeless music, there’s an

entertaining show for everyone this season.

Ji in Yang

Roseville Theatre Arts Academy

Folsom Lake Symphony

is pleased to present Gustav

Holst’s The Planets—a sevenmovement

orchestral suite—on

April 23 at 7:30 p.m. The show

will feature violinist Ji in

Yang who will be performing

Symphonie Espagnole by

Lalo. Ms. Yang has an extensive

musical background and

has performed with many

renowned orchestras in South

Korea as well as the United

States, so don’t miss this special

event at the Harris Center

(10 College Parkway, Folsom).

folsomlakesymphony.com

Fall down the rabbit

hole with Royal Stage

Christian Performing

Arts. Their performance

of Alice in Wonderland

follows the journey of a

girl who finds herself lost

in a magical world full of

fun, madness, and talking

rabbits! There will be a

show by teen and adult

performers debuting April

28 through May 1, and a

youth performers’ show

that will be held from May

19 through May 22 at 1220

Melody Lane, Suite 100,

Roseville. royalstage.org

There’s fun for the entire

family this year with the

Folsom Lake Symphony!

Their free community

enrichment concert,

Twilight Delight, will

take place under the stars

at the Folsom Historic

District on Saturday, May 21

at 8:30 p.m. Enjoy upbeat

Broadway selections,

themes from your favorite

superhero movies, as well as

a special Star Wars surprise!

folsomlakesymphony.com

Witness the Roseville

Theatre Arts Academy’s

modern retelling of

Goldilocks and the Three

Bears. Re-titled, The

People’s Trial of Golden

Alouicious Locks, the

audience will have the

pleasure of participating in

the show as the jury! With

alternate endings, you could

attend the show twice and

have a completely different

experience. Showtimes are

at 2 p.m. on April 30, May 7,

14, and 15 and will be held at

241 Vernon Street, Roseville.

rosevilletheatreartsacademy.

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Revisit a classic that transcends time and

generations. The Hawkins Classical and

Contemporary Ballet Company invites

you to a night of magic with their showing of

Cinderella. Follow along as one lonely girl’s

act of compassion changes her life forever

in this tender tale. All ages can enjoy the

heartwarming and comedic performances

on April 22, 23 and 24 at 7 p.m. at the Hawkins

School of Performing Arts (118 Woodmere

Road, Folsom). hawkinsschool.com

Prepare for lots of laughs at Sutter Street

Theatre! The Play That Goes Wrong

is a comedic Broadway show that combines

Monty Python and Sherlock Holmes into one

hilarious performance. The play will kick off

with The Murder at Haversham Manor, where

things go from bad to worse throughout

the performance. With an unconscious

leading lady, a corpse who can’t play dead,

and actors who fumble with both their

lines and acts, you won’t want to miss out

on this hilarious Broadway hit! Showtimes

vary with performances from April 29

through May 29 at 717 Sutter Street, Folsom.

sutterstreettheatre.com

El Dorado Musical Theatre

Placer Pops Chorale

Sutter Street Theatre is also bringing

the story of Jesus Christ to life with their

performance, Godspell. Actors will tell Jesus’

life story through a plethora of fun games

and storytelling techniques with a dash of

comedic timing. With shows through April

16 (every Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m. and

Sundays at 4 p.m.) you’ll get to experience the

Last Supper and the Crucifixion via multiple

music genres ranging from pop to vaudeville!

sutterstreettheatre.com

Head to Oak Ridge High School Theater (1120

Harvard Way, El Dorado Hills) for some fun,

family entertainment. This year, El Dorado

Sutter Street Theatre

Musical Theatre brings

you The Music Man. Follow

Harold Hill as he swindles the

people of River City, Iowa, into

purchasing instruments and

uniforms for a boys’ band he

promises to organize. However,

Mr. Hill knows nothing about

musical organizations. With

plans to flee the town with

the cash, watch as he is

transformed after falling for

the librarian, Marian. You

won’t want to miss this sixtime,

Tony Award-winning

show! Showtimes vary with

performances from April 22

through May 1. edmt.info

Celebrate some of Broadway’s

famous musical pieces this

spring at the Harris Center


Placer Pops Chorale will

present Broadway Pops:

A Life Unmasked with

well-known tunes from Les

Miserables, Wicked, Phantom

of the Opera, Jekyll & Hyde, and

many more! Come see these

Broadway hits May 7 at 7:30 p.m.

and May 8 at 2 p.m. placerpops.

com

The 90s are back! Folsom

Lake College’s Falcon’s

Eye Theatre presents Rent,

a critically acclaimed musical

and cultural phenomenon that

has won a Tony Award and a

Pulitzer Prize. The musical

follows young, impoverished

artists struggling to survive

as they experience love, loss,

and the power of finding their

voice. Showtimes vary with

performances April 1-3, and

April 8-10 at the Harris Center


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April is National Garden Month

by TARA MENDANHA

2

Foothill Wine Fest. Sip

and savor countless wines

from Amador, El Dorado, Calaveras,

and Placer Counties at the Palladio

in Folsom from 5-8 p.m. Tickets

include a wine glass, unlimited

tastings, live music, and light bites.

foothillwinefest.com

2

Spring VIP Weekend.

Enjoy some leisure time at

your favorite Placer County Wineries

from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. You’ll be treated

to curated VIP tasting experiences,

seated table service, meet-and-greets

with owners and winemakers, live

music, and gourmet take-along lunch.

placerwine.com (ALSO 3)

2

The Lion, The Witch, and

the Wardrobe. Sutter Street

Theatre presents a new dramatization

of the C.S. Lewis classic set in the

land of Narnia with Aslan the great

lion, the White Witch, and four

adventurous children. Show times on

weekends vary. sutterstreettheatre.

com (THROUGH 24)

3

Run Rocklin. This

community event promoting

health and wellness involves a 5K,

12K, half marathon, and free kids’

dash. The live event meant for all

athletic abilities will benefit the

Matt Redding Foundation, local

schools, and other local nonprofit

organizations. There will be finisher

medals and free digital photos

available. runrocklin.com

3

Spring Concert Series.

Bring picnics, beach chairs,

and your friends to Zittel Family

Amphitheater in Historic Folsom on

Sundays throughout April and May for

a relaxing afternoon of quality music.

Artists include jazz musician Peter

Morgan (April 3), classic rock band

Granite City 909 (April 10), and Beatles

tribute band, Revolution Beat (May 1).

historicfolsom.org

(THROUGH MAY 29)

9

Sutter Street Sip and

Stroll. Sip wine while shopping

on the streets of Historic Downtown

Folsom from 2:30-5:30 p.m. Attendees

will receive a commemorative wine

glass to sample wine at 25 venues

as well as sample food from local

restaurants. There will also be live

music throughout the district.

historicfolsom.org

9

Concerts at the Quarry.

Spring and summer concerts

are back at Rocklin’s Quarry Park

Amphitheater. Grab a seat at the outdoor

amphitheater every Saturday and enjoy

music by the best local bands. April’s

lineup includes Pablo Cruise (April 9),

Y&T (April 16), and Little Texas (April 30).

rocklin.ca.us/concerts-quarry

(THROUGH SEPTEMBER 24)

21

“A Time of Renewal”

Fashion Show. Placerville

Women’s Club presents their annual

fashion show fundraiser to award

scholarships to local graduating high

school girls. Featuring lunch, a silent

auction, and fashions from local

clothing stores, the event will be held

at Sequoia Mansion by Wedgewood

Weddings in Placerville at 11 a.m. Call

530-317-7033 for tickets.

21

Wildlife Art & Taxidermy

Competition Show.

The California Association of

Taxidermists presents their 35th

annual competition and show at the

El Dorado County Fairgrounds in

Placerville. You’ll find gameheads/

mammals, fish and reptiles, and

birds at the show. facebook.com/

CaliforniaAssociationofTaxidermists

(THROUGH 23)

22

Friday Flicks. Grab a

blanket, lawn chair, and the

family for a free movie under the

stars at Vernon Street Town Square in

Roseville. April’s showing of Disney’s

Jungle Cruise will begin shortly after

sunset. Visit roseville.ca.us or call 916-

772-7529 for more info.

22

Passport to the Great

Out There. Experience the

unrivaled beauty of El Dorado County

one sip at a time. Over 25 of the

region’s top wineries will share their

innovative spirits over three days of

wine, food, and fun. Visit the website

for a list of wineries, and regular,

VIP, and designated driver tickets.

eldoradowines.org/great-out-there

(THROUGH 24)

22

Quilt Show. The Roseville

Quilters Guild will showcase

a range of beautiful quilts at the

Roseville Sports Center from 10 a.m.

onwards. Aside from quilts there will

also be a boutique, raffle baskets, an

opportunity quilt drawing, and vendors.

rosevillequilters.org (ALSO 23)

22

“Famous Faces.” Folsom’s

Gallery at 48 Natoma has

a new exhibit featuring ceramic

sculptures by Karen Calden Fulk

and digital paintings by Michael

Tofanelli of characters from the art

world, Hollywood celebrities, and

major world politicians. Members of

the El Dorado Hills Arts Association

will also display their works in

the adjacent Community Gallery.

facebook.com/Galleryat48Natoma

(THROUGH JUNE 24)

23

Gold Country Pro Rodeo.

Experience pro bull riding,

bronc riding, team roping, mutton

busting, the FlyingU Cowboys, and lots

more at this historic pro rodeo at Gold

Country Fairgrounds, Auburn. There

will be a rodeo kickoff on April 20 at

6 p.m. with food, contests, and prizes.

goldcountryprorodeo.com (ALSO 24)

23

Folsom Garden Tour.

Folsom Garden Club invites you

to tour seven beautiful private gardens

in Folsom and the Murer House

Garden from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., rain

or shine. There will be raffle prizes,

a plant and bake sale, food truck,

master gardeners to answer gardening

questions, and artists painting live.

folsomgarden.org (ALSO 24)

23

Lincoln Wine Fest.

Taste award-winning wines

from Placer County and the Sierra

Foothills at Beermann Plaza,

Lincoln, from 1-5 p.m. You’ll get to

taste varietals like Malbec, Barbera,

Tempranillo, Chardonnay, Rosé, and

Viognier. Shop around thereafter in

Downtown Lincoln for collectable

art, antiques, jewelry, and more.

Small bites will accompany most

participating wineries and breweries.

lincolnwinefest.org

24

Spring Concert. The Sierra

Symphony’s spring concert

will be held at Foothills United

Methodist Church, Rescue, at 3 p.m.

The program will feature “Roses

from the South” by Strauss, “Petite

Suite” by Debussy, “Symphony No. 1”

by Beethoven, and “Symphony No.

101-The Clock” by Haydn. Tickets may

be purchased at the door, and drinks

and refreshments will be available.

sierrasymphony.org

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NOTABLE

HAPPENINGS

1 – April Fool’s Day

17 – Easter

18 – Tax Day

22 – Earth Day

Spring Arts and Crafts

Fair. Support community

artisans in Historic Folsom from 9

a.m. to 4 p.m. The open-air market

is free to attend and will have

one-of-a-kind gifts by dozens of

vendors, not to mention all your

favorite Historic District merchants

and restaurants. historicfolsom.org/

spring-arts-crafts-fair

MAY 1

Love My Mom 5K and Kids’

Dash. This event celebrating family

and community allows runners,

walkers, and stroller striders

(leashed dogs, too) to race the streets

beginning and ending at Whole

Foods, Folsom. Top finishers are

awarded in categories like single and

double strollers, top mom, top female,

and top male. All 5K participants will

receive a custom dry-fit shirt and

finisher’s medal. Enjoy vendor booths,

DJ music, and light refreshments at

the finish area. raceroster.com.



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Spring Forth

4 Seasonal Sports To Try

by KOURTNEY JASON

Spring is nature’s way of telling us to get outside. So,

why not head outdoors and try a new sport this season?

No matter the activity, sports have a variety of health

benefits—from better sleep, improving cardiovascular

health, and burning calories to building endurance,

improving balance and coordination, reducing stress,

and improving mental health—according to Sandra T.

Montgomery, CPRE, Recreation Superintendent at El

Dorado Hills Community Services District.

Read on to get the play-by-play of where to enjoy a

game of pickleball, softball, and more!

District (eldoradohillscsd.org) offers a variety of

pickleball opportunities in the form of indoor

lessons and drop-ins at the CSD Gymnasium,

says Montgomery.

To meet the growing demand and interest

in the sport, Spare Time Sports Clubs

(sparetimesportsclubs.com) recently expanded

its pickleball facilities and programming in the

Sacramento region.

The centerpiece of this expansion has been

the construction of a 24-court pickleball facility

at Johnson Ranch Sports Club in Roseville,

according to Mark Tappan, Spare Time’s

Corporate Director of Operations. Johnson

Ranch converted seven tennis courts to 24

lighted pickleball courts. The construction

started earlier this year and is open to the

public for play this spring.

The size and scope of the new facility

will allow for major regional and national

tournaments to host competitions in Roseville.

Tappan said they also plan to develop a youth

pickleball program to go along with the adult

program as well as interclub leagues to promote

level-specific competitive play. In addition,

Spare Time will expand the pickleball program

to 6-10 courts at a number of its other local

clubs in Sacramento, Elk Grove, and Folsom.

GOLF

Many things have been said about the

game of golf. Shawn Kelly, a golf professional

at The Ridge Golf Course & Events Center in

Auburn (ridgegc.com), says it’s the best sport to

play for a lifetime. “You [get to be] outdoors in

some of the most beautiful places on earth,”

he says. “You can share rounds with family

Pickleball photo © Ron Alvey-stock.adobe.com. Golf photo copyright 2006, Mike Watson Images Limited.

PICKLEBALL

One of the fastest growing court sports in America,

pickleball is a cross between tennis, badminton, and table

tennis. The game helps to improve reflexes and balance,

and is played on a court that’s 44 feet long and 20 feet

wide. With rules similar to tennis, it’s also easy to learn for

players of all ages and levels of play.

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Golf is available to everyone, from

the most athletic to those who are

physically challenged. The sport

can be the most frustrating or

exhilarating—a variety of emotions

all in the same day.”

Ken Morton, Jr. is the vice

president of retail and marketing

at Morton Golf Management,

LLC, which oversees Haggin Oaks

Golf Complex, Bing Maloney

Golf Course, Bartley Cavanaugh

Golf Course, and William Land

Golf Course. He says the Greater

Sacramento region has some

of the very best public courses

available anywhere in the country.

“There’s great diversity in layouts,

great values in pricing, and a large

number of courses nearby,” he says.

The Ridge offers golf lessons

for everyone including beginners

to the most experienced players.

Haggin Oaks’ Northern California

Institute of Golf (hagginoaks.com)

has dozens of different lesson

programs for all-level golfers. “We

host PGA and First Tee junior golf

programming, have women’s golf

ambassadors running womencentric

leagues, and do more adult

class lesson programming than any

other facility in the United States,”

says Morton.

As an outdoor sport, you’ll

get to enjoy the weather and get

exercise as you move about the

green. “Most golfers can walk miles

during a round,” says Kelly. “The

motion of golf uses many muscles

in the body, including your mind

while strategizing and focusing on

the course and swing.” Morton says

walking 18 holes is the equivalent

of walking four to six miles and it

is the ultimate socially distanced

sport. “Golf is great for mental health.

It gets you Vitamin D from the sun,

reduces anxiety, can be great for

blood pressure, gets you to exercise,

builds friendships, enhances brain

stimulation, and improves balance,”

he says.

SOFTBALL

If you’re looking for a team sport,

check out adult softball in El Dorado

Hills. The CSD offers adult softball

leagues in spring, summer, and fall,

and each team will have a roster of

15-16 players.

Montgomery says men’s games

are played on Tuesday or Thursday

evenings, and co-ed games are

played on Wednesday evenings

at Promontory Community Park.

You can register as a team and

championship T-shirts are provided

by the CSD for the winning team.

Team sports are great for

improving communication, fostering

teamwork, boosting self-esteem, and

building leaders.

BOCCE BALL

Bocce, also known as Italian lawn

bowling, is one of the most widely

played games in the world and is one

of the oldest lawn or yard games.

Grab four friends (for a team of five

players) and head to El Dorado Hills

for a game of bocce ball. Montgomery

says the CSD offers a Bocce Ball

League (registration required) on

Tuesdays and Wednesdays during

the spring, summer, and fall months.

Games are played at Promontory

Community Park, which has four

lighted bocce ball courts. The CSD

also has bocce ball courts available for

open play to the public at Lake Forest

Park. According to Montgomery, the

upcoming Heritage Village Park will

feature brand new bocce ball courts

for the community.

Softball photo @ Chadd Balfour-stock.adobe.com. Bocce ball photo ©DiMar-stock.adobe.com.


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Take a Hike

LOCATED IN:

Arnold

DISTANCE:

7.9 Miles, Out-and-Back

DIFFICULTY LEVEL:

Moderate

KNOW BEFORE YOU GO:

There are three

entryways to the

trailhead (Avery Sheep

Ranch Road, Valley View

Drive, and White Pines

Lake/Sierra Nevada

Logging Museum).

Use alltrails.com for

navigation.

FUEL UP:

Ironstone Vineyards

(ironstonevineyards.

com). Visit their Gold

Leaf Bistro for American

fare and a glass of wine.

Then peruse their gift

shop and beautiful

grounds and check their

concert schedule; you

might want to stay for a

show!

WHY WE LOVE IT:

This hike has a little

bit of everything:

panoramic views all the

way to Mount Diablo,

a little archaeology as

you stumble across

acorn grinding stones,

a gorgeous waterfall,

forests, streams, and

enough mileage to help

you sleep at night.

TRAIL NOTES:

The trail can be

extended and is mostly

shaded. Temperatures

rise here in summer, so

bring plenty of water.

Dress in layers, bring

sunscreen, and bring

shoes with traction.

Leave no trace and

watch for bears!

For more information, visit arnoldrimtrail.org.


Arnold Rim

Trail

by RYAN MARTINEZ

Top photo by Andrea Leal via @casa_azul_cabin. Middle left photo by Ryan

Demasters, @the_hufflebear. Ironstone Vineyards photo courtesy of Ironstone

Vineyards. Bottom right photo by Christian Capulin @christiancyan.

Bear

Encounters

While they may seem

cute to some and

terrifying to others,

understanding how to

react when you see a

bear in the wilderness

is important. Keep in

mind, black bears very

rarely attack.

1

Grab any small children

immediately. Keep them

close so they don’t make

any sudden movements

and trigger an attack.

2

Make your presence known.

Begin speaking calmly and

help the bear identify you

as human by stretching out

your arms and waving them

slowly.

3

Make yourself look big.

By making yourself seem

large bears are even more

unlikely to attack.

4

Hold your ground.

Occasionally, a bear may

“Bluff Charge.” Hold your

ground and make loud

noises. Running away will

trigger the bear to attack.

5

Move away slowly. Once

the bear recognizes you,

begin to slowly move away.

Walk sideways. If the bear

follows, hold your ground,

make yourself look large,

and make loud noises.

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you have a

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we going to do? Fortunately, our area offers a

treasure chest of fun-filled camps for all ages.

The companies featured this month are staffed

by licensed professionals who love kids and

enriching their lives. With something for all

personalities, they're ready to entertain and

even educate. Style invites you to take note of

these cool camps!

Steve Wallen Swim School

El Dorado Hills • 1230 Glenhaven Ct., #100 • 916-939-7075

Roseville • 10608 Industrial Ave, #150 • 916-794-7977

www.wallenswim.com

For more than 40 years, Steve Wallen Swim School has been

teaching swim lessons and water safety for infants, kids, and

adults of all skill levels.

From learn-to-swim students to competitive swimmers,

our experience allows us to tailor our program to meet the

specific need of each student. Private or small group classes

provide the opportunity for one-on-one interaction with

highly trained instructors, so each student receives personal

attention and maximum benefit. Steve Wallen Swim School

started modestly in Steve Wallen's backyard pool and has

grown into one of the most popular and respected swim

schools in the area. We now offer two state-of-the-art indoor,

heated facilities in El Dorado Hills and Roseville.

Contact us today about our baby and me, private, semi-private,

or group swim lessons as well as our competitive classes for

more advanced swimmers. Programs

are available Monday - Thursday 9:00am

- 7:00pm and Sunday from 9:00am -

1:00pm with classes starting every hour

and half hour.

Come see why Steve Wallen Swim School

has been voted #1 BEST SWIM SCHOOL in

Folsom/EDH and Roseville/Rocklin/Granite

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Blue Line Arts

405 Vernon St., Ste. 100 • Roseville

916-783-4117 • BlueLineArts.org

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Fast Track Hobbies

4420 Granite Dr.

Rocklin • 916-784-1722

FastTrackHobbies.com

SUMMER YOUTH PROGRAMS

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Join us for a creative summer at

the gallery! We offer AM, PM or

full-day art camp sessions led by

Teaching Artists for the following

ages: 6-16. Each session features

a variety of different art mediums

from digital art

and animation

to painting and

sculpture.

Fast Track Hobbies is YOUR

neighborhood hobby shop & slot car

raceway. We value family time, fun,

quality, and service and it shows in

everything we do!

Our huge selection of R/C cars,

boats, planes, hobbies, and games,

guarantees something for everyone

and our R/C Repair

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Casa Kidz

Home-Based Bilingual Spanish & English Preschool

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Casa Kidz is a professional preschool that provides children

with safe, creative, nurturing and fun educational experiences.

We focus on children 2 to 5 years old in a home-based, secure

and warm environment where each child can develop to his

or her own potential— socially, emotionally, physically and

intellectually.

Established by Adriana Soto, an experienced bilingual

pre-school teacher from Costa Rica, Casa Kidz is devoted

enriching the lives of the children within her care. With nearly

20 years of experience teaching both in her native Costa

Rica and in the U.S., Adriana and her team

offer a constructivist learning approach in a

multi-lingual environment (Spanish, Italian

and English). And meals are included in your

child's tuition. Contact us today to learn

more!


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creative spirits. The MACC was built in 1911 and served as a community hub. Now located in Rancho Cordova's Art Block on

the corner of Folsom Blvd, and Mather Field Rd.

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American River Montessori

American River

Montessori is inspired

by the Montessori and

Vygotsky Philosophy.

Hours:

Morning Program

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Highlights of our Program:

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Summer is almost here and our Summer Program Registration is now open!

Hawkins is pleased to offer a full line-up of Summer activities that

include camps, workshops and intensives spanning all ages and genres.

Sign up for these camps and MORE at: HawkinsSchool.com

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From plies to poise, movement to manners, the

princess academy combines dance

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getting ready for the ball. Including

learning games, props, crafts

and role-play, the session will

culminate in a final performance

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California Learning Center

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916-486-2646 | www.CaliforniaLearningCenter.com

We provide tutoring programs, serving students from

Kindergarten through 12th grade. Our programs are

individually tailored to meet the specific needs of each

student. This enables our students, on average, to advance

their skills at least one year for each course of instruction.

Activity-based, hands-on experiences stimulate primary

and elementary children, while knowledge of the California

standards and curriculum content strengthens the academic

performances of the middle school and

high school students. We teach new topics

using a variety of approaches so that

students quickly grasp novel concepts. Call

to learn more about our summer program!

Bach to Rock

82 Clarksville Rd. #100 • Folsom

916-985-2222 • folsom.b2rmusic.com

B2R offers individual music lessons on a variety of instruments, as

well as voice lessons. At B2R, we teach music theory by employing

both traditional and innovative techniques to help kids develop

their music skills. Individual music lessons are just a part of our

comprehensive music program.

Playing in a band and participating in jam sessions are also key

components of our curriculum and music program. When students

have achieved basic skills with an instrument, they are eligible

to join a band — and we encourage them to do so. We match

the playing level of the student with the appropriate band. Our

students also have access to a professional recording studio at

every site.

Our curriculum in recording arts and audio technology program

includes classes in both theory and practice. Visit our school or

take a look at our website to see all that we offer! We are America's

Music School!

SUMMER CAMP LINEUP:

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FLOWER

POWER

by BELLA NOLEN

A Magic Steeped in Poison

by Judy I. Lin, $18.99 at The

Bookhouse, 3000 Green Valley

Road, Suite 13, Cameron Park,

530-350-8903, bookhousecp.com

Vanilla Chocolate Cupcake,

$3.35 each at Icing on the

Cupcake, 6839 Lonetree

Boulevard, Rocklin; 330 Palladio

Parkway, Suite 2027, Folsom, 916-

303-4333, icingonthecupcake.com

| editor's picks |

Dr. Harvey’s Golden Years

Geriatric Supplement,

$18.95 at sBarkles, 850

East Bidwell Street, Suite

150, Folsom, 916-984-0102,

sbarkles.com

Herb Pharm Lavender

Extract, $16.98 at Sunrise

Natural Foods, 1950 Douglas

Boulevard, Roseville, 916-

789-8591; 2160 Grass Valley

Highway, Auburn, 530-888-

8973, sunrisenaturalfoods.net


Sherrin’s Threads

Guitar Strap, $32.99

at The Strum Shop,

209 Vernon Street,

Roseville, 916-787-8786,

thestrumshop.com

Diamond Earrings, $735 at

Berilian Fine Jewelers, 2776 East

Bidwell Street, Suite 400, Folsom,

916-817-8750, fancyjewelryco.com

Mystical Wisdom

Card Deck by

Gaye Guthrie and

Josephine Wall,

$22.95 at Serenity

Spa | Soul Yoga,

3984 Douglas

Boulevard, Suite 150,

Roseville, 916-797-

8550; 350 Palladio

Parkway, Suite 1975,

Folsom, 916-542-7363,

serenityspaonline.com

Simply Edible Bouquet,

starts at $29.99 at Edible

Arrangements, 1300 East

Bidwell Street, Suite 110,

Folsom, 916-983-2222,

ediblearrangements.com

Ubahdank IPA, $15 (4-pack) at

New Glory Eatery & Taproom,

5540 Douglas Boulevard, Suites 140

and 150, Granite Bay, 916-872-1721,

newglorybeer.com

6 Individual Roses by Carol Clark,

$60 at Gold Country Artists Gallery,

379 Main Street, Placerville, 530-642-

2944, goldcountryartistsgallery.net

Hand Poured

Pressed Flower

Candle, $40

at Panic and

Swoon General

Store, 430 Main

Street, Placerville,

530-303-8175,

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LOCAL

COMPANIES

photos by TAYLOR GILLESPIE

The Momma

Bear Bakery

MICHAELLE PAK

Fair Oaks, 916-337-8480, @themommabearbakery

Services or products you offer: The Momma Bear

Bakery is a home-based cottage food bakery

that specializes in pastries for mom and baby,

taking local kids from breast to the best sweet

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enjoy the creative freedom in designing each

customer’s order.

Fun fact about your company: After 17 years

working in restaurants all over Sacramento and

El Dorado County, I’ve officially been in business

for myself for a year and it feels amazing! I do

it all myself right now but I’m planning on

expanding within the next year.

First job: My first job was at my best friend’s

mom’s bakery packaging orders and ringing up

customers. One of the cake decorators called in

one morning and I got the opportunity to learn

how to decorate—and the rest is history!

Favorite food: I could live on tacos! If my

husband and I can’t decide where to eat I

just say, “You know if I pick we’re eating tacos

somewhere!”

Last big purchase: I finally outgrew my little

chest freezer and bought a commercial freezer.

When not working, you can find me: Spending

time with my family.

You love living here because: We can camp in the

mountains one day, by the ocean the next, and

even camp in the desert by a hot spring without

leaving the state.


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Citrus Heights, 916-905-0575, kaleidoscopehlc.org

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Services or products you offer: Classes for enrichment

and intervention for homeschoolers and after-school.

What you enjoy most about your profession: Helping

children who need a new way of learning.

Fun fact about your company: We have a resident

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Customer service is: Priority; and if you make a mistake,

then fixing is so important.

You started your business, because: It sounds cliché,

but I really want to make the world a better place.

Most memorable experience as an entrepreneur:

Reconfiguring from developing a charter school into a

learning center.

First job: Gift wrapper.

Favorite food: I could be stuck on a desert island with

tuna fish, mayo, and a can opener!

When not working, you can find me: At a rock concert

or a local event.

You love living here because: The flora and the fauna;

I'm a real tree and animal lover.

Favorite local event: Kids Day at the Park.

Favorite small business: Kolbeh Kabob Restaurant.

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SUSAN KEALE

Placerville, 530-228-8775, barkartpetportraits.com

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Services or products you offer: Original watercolor

illustrations of cherished pets.

What you enjoy most about your profession: I enjoy the

creative freedom in designing each customer’s order.

Fun fact about your company: My dog Mo writes my

newsletter.

Customer service is: Caring.

You started your business, because: I love the

illustrations by Beatrix Potter and Tasha Tudor. I love the

sweetness they revealed of simple things via their art. It's

my pleasure to paint and create joy for people.

First job: Floral designer.

Favorite food: Shortbread.

Last big purchase: Garden supplies.

When not working, you can find me: Walking my dog Mo

on the trail or working in my garden.

You love living here because: I love the outdoors!

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A: A marital settlement

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including retirement, if any. It

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provisions that relate to child

support and/or spousal support.

At times, if the parties have

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as well. Furthermore, if the

parties' have minor children

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Forever Home

Home

Renovation

that Stands the

Test of Time

by KOURTNEY JASON

Cathy Tonks’ passion and love for design,

color, fabrics, and texture stems from

her first career in the bridal industry.

That love translated to interior design

after she and her husband launched a

construction company.

In 2005, after obtaining a degree

in interior design, Tonks opened her

firm Designs With You in Mind Inc.

(designswithyouinmind.net), specializing

in design-build projects. The Granite Baybased

full-service custom luxury interior

design studio guides clients through

the interior design journey to bring the

perfect look to their home. “With our

turnkey custom design solutions, clients

don’t have to worry about finding or

dealing with contractors or movers. We

take care of all the details,” she says.

Kitchens and baths are her passion

and she’s been able to use her experience

in the construction industry to her

advantage. Tonks partners with VA

Construction’s Vitaliy Shvets on most

construction projects and the outcomes

are always impressive.

With our turnkey custom design solutions, clients don’t have

to worry about finding or dealing with contractors or movers.

We take care of all the details.

““

THE BRIEF

Homeowners Laura and Fred LeBlanc

hired Tonks and her DWYIM team

after they had to dismiss a contractordesigner

who did not share their

vision. “It all started when our builtin

wall microwave failed; it shared a

common control panel with the wall

oven,” they share. “These units were

original to the 30-year-old home and

parts were not available. Given that the

oven was a 27-inch unit, we wanted a

larger double-wall oven.”


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BEFORE

AFTER

As the LeBlancs considered how to

renovate their kitchen, they realized

they didn’t want to make the changes

the designer was suggesting. “He

wanted to blow out the exterior walls

and increase the square footage of the

home, which was something we did

not want to do,” they recount.

Upon meeting Tonks, they knew

it was a perfect partnership. “Cathy

listened to our ideas and asked us

what worked and what did not in the

existing space,” they share. “Since

extraordinarily little worked and

we wanted a more open plan, it was

decided to remove several interior

walls and achieve the open floor plan

we had dreamed of. Cathy was able to

achieve our dream space!”

The LeBlanc’s wanted a full gutting

of the kitchen and master bathroom.

In the kitchen, they wanted an updated

space featuring an open concept, using

high-end appliances and materials.

They asked for increased functionality

and use of space, and more functional

storage. In the master bathroom,

they wanted an updated space with

high-end materials, including a freestanding

tub, makeup vanity, and

curbless shower.

““

Cathy listened to our ideas and asked

us what worked…

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“

We love our kitchen! And we now have

a master suite that is just drop-dead

gorgeous—one that will allow us to age

gracefully in place.

”


GETTING TO WORK

Once the plans were made, Tonks and her team jumped into

action. “We broke the project into two parts, with the kitchen

being the first priority and then the bathroom,” says Tonks. “The

kitchen renovation took our construction team around four

months from demo to completion.” When DWYIM completed

the kitchen, they started the bathroom a few months later to give

the LeBlancs a break from construction. The master bathroom

project took around eight weeks to complete.

The kitchen renovation started with a complete gutting,

removing all walls surrounding the kitchen. They added

an easy-to-access wine fridge which is also a great option

for storing snacks so the kids can grab something without

interrupting the flow of a kitchen. “Having an open concept

allows views across the main living spaces from the kitchen and

dining to the living room, and is especially great for those with

young children or for entertaining guests,” Tonks says.

They removed the existing windows in the back of the house,

replacing it with a large 12’ French door slider, providing easier

access to the backyard and created a more indoor-outdoor feel

to the space.

The master bathroom was also a complete gut. It now

features a petite tub. “Laura had originally wanted a very large

tub but after I suggested the ‘sit test,’ she got in and quickly

realized the larger tub was not for her!” says Tonks. Enlarging

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adding a custom barn door painted in a

fun color brought character and function

to the room.”

the water closet and adding the curbless

shower creates an aging-in-place

environment, along with the addition

of appropriate bracing for grab bars

and future grab bar needs. “The beams

brought in a warm feel to the space that

we repeated from the main living space,”

Tonks says. “The bathroom was originally

designed with no door to the space. So,

FINAL RESULTS

With a stroke of luck and well-made

plans, the project did not encounter

any major setbacks. “I always say you

know when a plan is meant to be,’” says

Tonks. “Everything for the most part

went very smoothly. The only snafu was

the client trying to run low voltage wire

himself and falling through the ceiling

when we were not there. Luckily, he

was OK—thank goodness! I had to set

boundaries and he had to use the team

to help with those tasks.”

Most of all, the clients love their

renovated home. “The DWYIM team is

more than just the designers. Cathy

brings top-of-the-line craftspeople

to the job. Construction, plumbing,

electrical, tiling, and painting—all

are experts in their fields. The crews

worked neatly and quickly. We were

kept in the loop and we would use

the craftspeople again any day,” the

LeBlancs say. “We love our kitchen!

And we now have a master suite that is

just drop-dead gorgeous—one that will

allow us to age gracefully in place.”


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Everything You Need to Know for

the Ultimate Outdoor Adventure

By Ryan Martinez

Break out of your home and into

the wilderness this season. This

time of the year promises crisp

air, blossoming flowers, and

countless adventures. Whatever

you fancy—adrenalin-pumping or

relaxing—we’ve got you covered.

All you need to do is get your gear

ready and spring into action!


get outside

HIKING

Albert Einstein was one of many influential thinkers who praised daily walks as

food for the mind. In fact, daily walks were sacred to Einstein, and many have

hailed walking as a conduit to greater creativity and problem solving.

Allowing your mind to focus on the simple task of moving one foot in front

of the other, rhythmically and without falling, allows the mind to forego more

cerebral efforts and enter a state of “transient hypofrontality.” This basically

means your brain slows down activities in certain areas resulting in better

problem-solving skills and greater peace of mind.

When you combine this with the intoxicating tonic of nature, you have a

soul-fueling reprieve from daily life. Take a moment to marvel at the sounds

of pine needles clashing, notice the quirky endeavors of a chipmunk, and the

elegance of a freshly blossomed wildflower, or just get your sweat on to the

rhythm of your own breath. Going on a hike will be the most fulfilling thing

you’ll do all weekend.

Where To Go

Mountains

Auburn Confluence

The Auburn Confluence is a

no-brainer if you live west of

Highway 49. There are so many

trails, beautiful views, and enough

elevation to really get your sweat

on and connect with the outdoors.

Take the Lake Clementine trail

beneath the Foresthill Bridge and up

to the dam. There’s a $10 day use

fee for parking at the Auburn State

Recreation Area entrance; open

from 7 a.m. till sunset.

South Lake Tahoe

South Lake Tahoe is one of the

most well-known areas in the

western United States, and the trails

will reflect this. Expect crowds, but

the world-class wilderness is worth

sharing and there are many lesserknown

trails that will provide you

plenty of solitude.

One trail that’s worth the crowds,

is Echo Lakes. This is a moderately

difficult, out-and-back trail that

follows two alpine lakes in the

gorgeous Desolation Wilderness.

With plenty of opportunities to

swim, paddle board, kayak, and

more, this area is definitely worth

a visit.

Donner Memorial State Park

There are many trails here, but one

of my favorites is the Donner Peak

Trail. The 3.8-mile, out-and-back hike

to the summit of Donner Peak offers

wildflowers, lakes, and the perfect view

of Donner Lake from the summit. The

trail also connects to the Pacific Crest

Trail if you are craving some extra

mileage.

Wine Country

Bear Valley to Lake Alpine,

Calaveras County

4 miles, out-and-back with views of

forests and alpine lakes.

Calaveras South Grove Trail,

Arnold

4.9 miles, out-and-back through giant

sequoia groves and meadows. $10 day

use fee.

Calaveras North Grove Trail,

Arnold

1.7 mile, heavily trafficked loop. Like

the Calaveras South Grove Trail, this

trail offers giant sequoias on an easy

trail for all levels. $10 day use fee.

Photos by Ryan Martinez.


keep in mind

NUTRITION

Eating correctly should be considered a

priority during your adventures and also

as a training tool to set you up for success

either on the trail or in the gym.

You can think of your eating as three

different types of fuel. I like to use the

campfire analogy (now that we’re

in the wilderness) to talk about

these fuels, which can be

thought of in terms of tinder,

logs, and embers.

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During exercise, you need

to ignite your fire quickly and

efficiently to give you the

jump-start your body needs

to activate. This is the role

of carbs. Carbs are fast

burning which is often what

you need when you’re in the

backcountry or on a strenuous

hike. This quick fuel will give you near

immediate energy but, like tinder, it will

burn out quickly and shouldn’t be your

only source of fuel for your fire.

Proteins and fats are your best friends

when it comes to fuel, as they are longer

lasting sources of energy. If we were to

compare our digestion to a campfire,

proteins and fats are the logs you add to

the fire to keep it going strong, as they

burn slower and longer. This won’t give

you a needed quick burst of energy but

it will sustain you for longer and should

always be included in your diet.

For recovery, again, go for proteins.

Proteins are what help your muscles

rebuild after strenuous activity. They

provide what’s needed to make

your muscles grow and will

help accelerate recovery.

Electrolytes

Electrolytes are minerals that carry

a negative or positive charge and are

responsible for transporting the electrical

signal from your nervous system to your

muscles. When you start cramping, the

signal is not arriving properly due to a lack

of electrolytes.

When in the backcountry or on your

favorite trail, you will likely be sweating,

which is one way we lose these minerals

from the body, along with excretion.

An electrolyte imbalance can come

from two things: dehydration or

hyponatremia (essentially,

overhydration). If you sweat

out all your electrolytes

and don’t re-hydrate,

you will throw off your

electrolyte balance. If you drink too

much water, urinate frequently, and don’t

add electrolytes, you will also create an

imbalance.

Electrolytes come in many forms but it’s

ideal to get them in your food via sodium

and chloride (forming salt), potassium,

magnesium, calcium, and a few others. If

you are in the middle of rigorous exercise,

you aren’t going to stop for a delicious and

hydrating salad, so this is when electrolyte

supplements come in.

One of my favorite electrolyte supplements

are Nuun, which are tablets that dissolve

in water. Emergen-C has always been a

favorite as well since you can throw a

few packets into your pack and always

have them on hand.

Stretching

The importance of stretching is often overlooked. Stretching can increase

circulation, flexibility, prevent injury, and speed up recovery. I recommend

developing a regular yoga practice to keep yourself in the best shape possible.


pack your bags

BACKPACKING

We live within a two-hour drive to some of

North America’s best backpacking locales.

Promising solid adventure and some serious

exposure to nature, backpacking is by far

one of the greatest things you can do. You

will remember your backpacking trips for

life, guaranteed.

Where To Go

Tahoe Rim Trail

This is a bucket list item for nearly every

backpacker. The 170-mile loop around

Lake Tahoe is gorgeous, challenging, and

the logistics are fairly easy to manage.

Pacific Crest Trail

At 2,650 miles long, you may want to

break this one up into sections. The PCT

passes through some of Sierra Nevada’s

most gorgeous areas, including Desolation

Wilderness and Tahoe National Forests just

above Donner Lake.

Know Your Gear

Believe me, there is nothing worse than

being a full day (or more) away from

civilization and developing a huge blister

on your heel, an aching back, or an injured

calf. Choosing your gear correctly, knowing

how to use it properly, and breaking it in

before a long trip is key to keeping you

happy on the trail.

Echo Lakes to Lake Aloha

The trail takes you through Desolation

Wilderness along gorgeous alpine lakes on a

moderate 12-mile out-and-back trail. This

is a great trail to test your gear and stamina

for some longer, multi-day trips.

Shoes

Make sure you go on a few hikes with any

new footwear before you take them on a

multi-day trip. Hike at least five miles at a

minimum.

Backpacks

Make sure your pack fits you correctly (most

modern packs allow you to adjust the back

length, the shoulders, and the hip straps).

Getting these three things set up for your

body will make a huge difference in how the

pack feels, correctly distributing the weight to

your hips, and keeping your shoulders from

aching due to too much weight. Remember:

The weight should distribute to your hips,

not your shoulders. Your shoulder straps

are meant to keep the weight close to your

center of gravity, not for load bearing.

Backpacking Camp Gear

My ideal backpacking gear list includes

a Jetboil stove, a Therm-a-Rest NeoAir

Xlite sleeping pad, a good headlamp

like the Petzl Tikka, and a solid knife like

the Kershaw Blur series. For your camp

kitchen, I love the Sea to Summit X-Set 21

collapsible pots, and an AeroPress coffee

maker. (Why suffer without a delicious cup

of coffee?)

First Aid

Get a mid-sized first aid kit for you

backpacking needs. Your kit should contain:

• Moleskin for blisters

• Saline to clean wounds

• Band-aids to cover minor wounds

• Anti-bacterial cream (Neosporin)

• Gauze for cleaning/covering wounds

• Medical tape for making bandages,

preventing blisters, supporting tendons

• Medicines: pain reliever, antihistamine,

aspirin

• Alcohol for disinfecting

• Scissors for cutting dressings

• Steri-Strips or butterfly strips to treat

lacerations

• Elastic bandage (Ace) for treating

minor sprains

• Waterproof matches (optional fuel

tablets like Esbit)

• Sun block

• Soap

• Extra batteries

• Emergency heat blanket



Top photos by Ryan Martinez. Bottom map reading photo © Igor Djordjevic-stock.adobe.com.

learn basic

MAP READING/NAVIGATION SKILLS

Picture this: You’re on a trail but realize

it may be the wrong one; you’re miles away

from the nearest cell signal; your cell phone

is nearly dead; and daylight is waning. The

sense of dread it can inspire is very real.

There aren’t many feelings that compare to

the feeling of being lost in the wilderness.

Thankfully, learning some simple map

reading techniques is easy and can help

alleviate that horrible feeling of wild

desperation.

Here's what you need to know:

• Know how to orient your map to your

surroundings using a compass.

• Know how to identify landmarks.

• Know how to use an orienteering or

lensatic compass to sight azimuths to the

landmarks in your surroundings.

• Know how to match an azimuth (the

direction of a celestial object from the

observer) to the terrain on a map to

pinpoint your location on a map.

If you know how to do these four things,

you will never feel lost as you’ll be able

to reliably find your location and find the

correct route to your destination—even if

you’ve lost the trail.

BACKPACKING

ESSENTIALS

1. Shelter

2. Food and water

3. Navigation

4. First aid

5. Headlamp

6. Knife

7. Fire

9

8. Clothing

9. Sun protection


how to properly

PACK YOUR BACKPACK

Correctly distributing the weight of your gear on your back is crucial to

having a successful backpacking trip and keeping yourself injury-free.

Head storage: This is

a good place to keep

emergency items.

I always keep my

headlamp, first aid

kit, and navigation

items here in case I

need them quickly

in an emergency.

Top section: This is

a good place to keep

it light and store

items you may need

quick access to. You

can put your clothes,

tent, and jackets you

may need quickly

(windbreaker, puffy).

Middle section:

This is where

your heavy items

should go like your

water reservoir,

food canisters,

and camp kitchen

gear. Tip: fill the

empty spaces with

clothes you don’t

need immediately.

Side/outside

storage: Keep your

water bottle and

trekking poles

here. Some people

like to have their

windbreaker here

as well in case

the weather turns

quickly.

Hip pockets:

This is a great

place for your cell

phone, GPS unit,

knife, and energy

bars.

Lower section:

Keep it light! This

is where you

should keep your

sleeping pack,

night clothes, and

even your tent (if

you didn't store it

on top).

Illustration © stock.adobe.com.


pitch a tent

CAMPING

Want to retreat into nature without

having to walk for days? Camping

is the perfect balance between

relaxation and escape, providing you

with the comforts of home amid

nature’s backdrop.

Where To Go

Finnon Lake - $30/night.

Sly Park - $35 standard site;

$50 waterfront site; $80 family site

(two cars, 12 people).

Beal Point - $28/night.

South Lake Tahoe, Emerald

Bay - $35/night.

Donner Lake - $5-$10 for day

use/vehicle; $35/night camping,

starting Memorial Day.

Spicer Reservoir - $30/night

first come first served; boating,

fishing, hiking, and horseback riding

opportunities.

Top tent photo by Ryan Martinez. Illustrations © stock.adobe.com.

Essential Camping Gear

Kitchen

There’s a huge range of sizes, types, and

functionalities you can choose from when it

comes to your camp kitchen. The important

things are: stove, table, cookware, kitchen

ware, and condiments.

Dining

Make sure you have a nice place to sit and

eat. Think of including chairs, folding table,

tablecloth, and citronella candles.

Entertainment

There are tons of fun games and activities

for the whole fam. Some ideas are corn

hole, speaker for music, card games like

Uno, Spot It!, poker, etc.

Shelter

Your tent setup is key. Here are some ideas to make it a

little cozier.

-Small lantern to hang from the roof.

-Air mattress for the extra comfy set up.

-Blankets and sleeping bags.

-Sleeping socks (I know it sounds weird but you’ll thank

me later).

-Tent. I’ve always loved the more inexpensive REI

Half-Dome series tents for a 2-person setup. For a

larger group, consider whether you need the tech specs

the outdoor brands offer (more resistant, easier setup,

greater temperature range, etc.), or if you can make

do with a more affordable Coleman-style tent. I always

recommend a tent with a mesh roof for checking out

the stars at night.


cool off

STANDUP

PADDLEBOARDING

We live in the perfect spot to enjoy some solid SUP shenanigans.

Even if you’ve never tried it before, you will find that the

learning curve is low, it’s tons of fun, and you will get a solid

workout in a short amount of time.

Where To Go

Negro Bar

The beautiful views of

Rainbow Bridge, ease of

access to the water, and

proximity to awesome dining

and shopping in Historic

Folsom makes this one of my

favorite SUP spots yet.

Salmon Falls

Also close to home with

nearly direct water access, this

popular spot is a great place to

explore on a board.

Donner Lake

After every climbing trip to

the North Lake Tahoe area,

I always stop for a swim at

Donner Lake. The gorgeous

scenery, ease of access, and

refreshing temperature of

the water (by which I mean

bitterly cold) makes this top of

my list when in the area.

Lake Tahoe

This one is obvious. Worldrenowned

scenery atop a

board in the middle of an

alpine lake? Yes, please!

Where to rent:

Hit up SUP California in

Folsom (supcalifornia.

com) to get everything

you need to start your

aquatic adventure!

White water rafting is an awesome way to explore our area.

With most outfitters located in Coloma, you could pair a

half day river float with a short hike after a delicious meal.

Looking to make a weekend of it? Here are some tips.

strap in

WHITEWATER

RAFTING

Where To Go

Lower American River

Looking to dip your toe into

the world of rafting? Rent a

raft from American River Raft

Rentals in Rancho Cordova

(raftrentals.com) and launch at

the Upper Sunrise Boat Ramp

for a self-guided excursion on

some mellow waters.

South Fork American River

This is one of the greatest

spots in California for

rafting, and it’s right in our

backyard! The South Fork

American River has some

gorgeous scenery and

enough adventure for the

entire family. Stop by Action

Whitewater Adventures in

Lotus (actionwhitewater.com)

to start your trip.

Stay: Bella Vista Bed and

Breakfast, Placerville

(bellavistainc.net); Eden Vale

Inn, Placerville (edenvaleinn.

com); Camp Lotus

(camplotus.com); American

River Resort, Coloma

(americanriverresort.com).

Eat: The Argonaut Farm

to Fork Café, Coloma

(argonautcafe.com).

What You'll Need

• Your favorite quick dry

clothes.

• A hat with a chin strap.

• Sunscreen.

• Shoes you can get wet

(ideally river shoes).

• An adventurous attitude!

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Four Epic Weekends

With The Fam

There’s nothing like introducing your

kids to the great outdoors. It’s fun for

everyone, requires teamwork, provides

ample time for bonding, introduces your

kids to healthy hobbies that can keep

them out of trouble, and teaches kids

valuable lessons on decision making that

could help them throughout life.

Thankfully, we live right at the edge of

world-class outdoor adventures with

options for all levels of experience. This

is why we’ve compiled an adventurefilled

itinerary for the entire family.

Head out for a rafting trip in Coloma.

Set up camp at Camp Lotus, hit the

rapids in the afternoon, and head back

to camp for a beautiful night under

the stars.

Backpack in South Lake Tahoe.

Consider an overnight backpacking trip

on the Tahoe Rim Trail or up the Echo

Lakes to Lake Aloha.

Learn to rock climb.

Hire a guide at either Lover’s Leap in El

Dorado County or head to Yosemite for

an adventure the kids will never forget!

Want to start light? Take the kids to

Granite Arch Climbing Center, Rancho

Cordova (granitearch.com) or Quarry

Park Adventures, Rocklin (quarrypark.

com) before camping out at Folsom Lake.

Camp at Donner Lake.

Complete the full circle around Lake

Tahoe with a weekend at Donner

Lake. With options to swim, kayak,

paddleboard, jet ski and, of course, hike.

Romantic Outdoor

Getaways For Couples

A small crackling fire, a delicious campcooked

meal, a glass of red wine, the

smell of pine trees, stargazing miles away

from civilization, and sharing silence

with someone you love is hard to beat.

The outdoors has been a cornerstone

of my wife’s and my relationship.

Backpacking in the backcountry of

Patagonia, multi-day rock climbing trips

in Tahoe and the eastern sierras, day

hikes and car camping have all helped

us develop amazing teamwork and

communication skills. Countless times,

we’ve literally held the life of the other

person in our hands and our sense of

trust in one another has sky-rocketed.

Even if it’s not a lifestyle, simply spending

a weekend in nature with your special

someone will most definitely bring

you closer together and make for some

awesome tales for years to come.

Choose your spot.

If you’re looking to go someplace far

from any city and main highways, the

Wrights Lake area west of Lake Tahoe

might be a nice choice for you.

Wine and dine.

Having the right setup is essential. Get a

small table like the collapsible Coleman

27-inch Compact Roll Top. Buy two

or three (one for preparing the meal,

one for cooking, one for eating). Buy a

tablecloth, an electric candle (there are

some nice ones that don’t look tacky),

wine tumblers, comfortable camp

chairs, and citronella candles to keep

the mosquitos away.

Light a fire.

Gather firewood upon arrival or bring

your own. Check the local area to see

if they allow you to bring your own

firewood as some places prohibit this

to protect the local environment. Tip:

two-person camp chairs are awesome

for cuddling in front of the fire with

a blanket.

Shack up.

Having a sweet sleeping arrangement

ties it all together. You can bring an air

mattress, hang a lantern up from the roof

of the tent, have a separate space for your

gear that doesn’t invade your space, and

even leave the roof open to see the stars.

Get to know each other.

Yes, it sounds corny but there is always

something more to learn about your

partner. Bring a set of questions like

the ones in “4,000 Questions for

Getting to Know Anyone and Everyone.”

This is a fun way to connect, start a

conversation, and learn something new

about each other.

Other Fun Outings

• Paddleboard around Zephyr Cove.

• Backpack to Wrights Lake.

• Horseback ride and camp at Folsom

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by RYAN MARTINEZ | photos by TAYLOR GILLESPIE

“

“…we received a

tower of kettle

chips bathed in

deliciously savory

and spicy beer

cheese sprinkled

with beans, green

onions, and corn,

topped with a

conservative

serving of

shredded pork

and habanero sour

cream. This forkfriendly

plate made

it clear why the

popularity of this

place has begun to

skyrocket.

”

Pub Nachos

Transforming a dark and controversial history into a place

of community and celebration, Placerville Public House

adds a new twist to some classic favorites while providing

the perfect balance between old and new.

The rich history of Gold Country exudes from the

centuries-old, antique brick walls. Through historically protected

murals and faded pictures of early 1900s life in Placerville, the spirit of a bygone era

emanates outward and is impregnated with the smell of malted libations and freshly

baked pizzas.

A true beer lover’s haven, the pub boasts rare, small-batch craft brews and a


enewed menu every

six months, sourced

from local farms—so

you can rest assured

that the beer is always

cold, the ingredients

are always fresh, and

the plates are always

innovative.

We started off

with the pub nachos,

a creative twist on a

pub classic. In place

of traditional tortilla

chips, we received a

tower of kettle chips

bathed in deliciously

savory and spicy beer

cheese sprinkled with

beans, green onions,

and corn, topped with

a conservative serving

of shredded pork and

habanero sour cream.

This fork-friendly plate

made it clear why the

popularity of this place

has begun to skyrocket.

As we savored the

last remaining bite of

nachos, a steaming

serving of skillet-baked

pork belly mac ‘n’

cheese came sizzling

onto the table. With

a touch of spice, the

savory cheese and

blue cheese crumbles

melted away amid

the perfect bitesized

piece of pork

belly. Garnished with

habanero sour cream,

crispy onions, and

chopped green onions,

the execution couldn’t

have been more

delicious.

The sushi

bowl provided an

appreciated touch of

freshness, tang, and

balance to the meal but

lacked something we

couldn’t quite pinpoint.

Pork Belly Mac

Cinnamon Apple Flat

Sushi Bowl

It was, however, a nice,

light addition to an

otherwise rich meal.

Now for dessert. Oh,

man! The cinnamon

apple flat tied sweet

and tart notes together

perfectly. A sweet

cream cheese spread

sat on a delicately soft

flatbread crust topped

with cinnamon apples

and drizzled with

sweet caramel. When

fresh apples don’t fall

far from the tree and

right onto your plate,

you can bet you’re

going to get something

special.

All things

considered, it will

be hard for any

restaurant in the area

to cohesively blend

environs, history,

and taste in the

same intriguing and

delicious way that

Placerville Public

House does.

HOURS: 11 a.m.-10 p.m.

(Sunday-Thursday); 11 a.m.-11

p.m. (Friday-Saturday)

TRY THIS: Pub Nachos,

Pork Belly Mac, Pig-N-Pickle

Flatbread, Bánh Mì Tacos, Wild

Fun-gi Flatbread, Sticky Pork

Wings, Cinnamon Apple Flat

DRINKS: Beer and wine only

TAB: $$

HEADS-UP: Live music and

craft beer events; vegetarian,

vegan, and gluten-free options;

kids’ menu

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Foodie Find

Even More

Middle Eastern

Eateries

If you salivate at the thought

of falafel, tabouleh, dolmas

or baklava, check out these

restaurants that offer the above

delicacies and much more.

Bamiyan Afghan Restaurant,

1121 White Rock Road, El

Dorado Hills, 916-941-8787,

afghancuisine.com

ORDER THIS: Kofta Dinner

Shawarma Stackz

1132 Galleria Boulevard,

Suite 100, Roseville,

916-270-2907,

shawarmastackz.com,

@shawarmastackz

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If you’re looking for authentic Middle Eastern food, I've found the place!

Shawarma Stackz in Roseville offers fresh, house-made, legit Middle Eastern

dishes. Everything is made from scratch: Meat stacks, falafel, pita bread—

everything. What’s more, they have very generous serving sizes. I got a Chicken

Pita Sandwich and ate half for lunch and the other half for dinner. But the

menu was so inviting I couldn’t help myself and did enjoy some other tasty

items with it. Let me tell you about my pita first. You get to choose your protein

(steak shawarma, chicken shawarma, or falafel), then choose how you want

it: In a pita, rice bowl, or salad. I love pita, so that’s the route I went. You then

pick some goodies to go alongside your protein. I chose lettuce, parsley mix,

cucumber, and fries. Yes, fries! I’m so glad I added them. They have a list of

house-made sauces you can mix in as well, and I went with the cucumber

yogurt sauce, which was similar to a tzatziki sauce and oh-so-good. I also had to

try the Halloumi Cheese Stix with pita (yay, more pita!), fig jam, and cucumber

yogurt sauce. They were like mozzarella sticks but way better. And, to sweeten

the meal, you’ll have to get the Cinnamon Pita Chips for dessert. Just because. I

will be going back for those. Cuz, pita! — by JULIE RYAN

Pitas Are Us, 2690 East Bidwell

Street, Suite 300, Folsom, 916-

817-1184, pitasareus.com

ORDER THIS: Falafel Wrap

Wally’s Café, 2110 Sunset

Boulevard, Suite 600, Rocklin,

916-580-0850; 4800 Granite

Drive, Suite B-11, Rocklin, 916-

824-1201, wallys.cafe

ORDER THIS: Lamb Kabobs

Pita Pit, 1485 Eureka Road,

Suite 106, Roseville, 916-963-

9461, thepitapitroseville.com

ORDER THIS: Philly Steak Pita

Shahrzad Persian Restaurant,

2931 Sunrise Boulevard, Suite

125, Rancho Cordova, 916-852-

8899, shahrzadrestaurant.com

ORDER THIS: Koobideh

Petra Greek, 230 Palladio

Parkway, Suite 1213, Folsom,

916-963-6397, petragreek.com

ORDER THIS: Gyro Salad

Shawarma Stackz and Bamiyan Afghan Restaurant photos by Taylor Gillespie. Other photos courtesy of their respective companies or organizations.


Bacchus house Bistro

easter sunday champagne Brunch

Join us for a wonderful Easter menu & LIVE MUSIC

by Craig Faniani and Ann & Steve Roach.

Brunch Special Menu $48.95

Kids Menu $17.95

Includes drinks

& dessert

Sunday, April 17th

11 a.m. – 3 p.m.

Mark Roberts Limited Edition

Easter Collectibles NOW ON SALE

RESERVE YOUR TABLE TODAY

916–984–7500

www.bacchushousebistro.com

1004 East Bidwell St., Suite 100, Folsom Ca, 95630

EasterFeast

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5 Festive Recipes

by CAITLIN MCCULLOCH

Easter is a time for celebration and good food! We’ve asked

five local chefs to share their favorite Easter recipes that

you can re-create from the comfort of your own home.

Happy cooking and happy Easter!

Eggs Benedict with Ham

Submitted by Brian Bennett, Bennett’s

Kitchen Bar Market, 1595 Eureka

Road, Roseville, 916-750-5150,

bennettskitchen.com

› 8 eggs plus 3 egg yolks

› ½ lb. ham, finely sliced

› 4 English muffins

› ¼ lb. butter (1 stick) plus 10 tbsp.

salted butter

› 1 tbsp. fresh lemon juice

› Fresh chives, thinly sliced

› 1 tbsp. white vinegar

› Cayenne pepper to taste

To make the hollandaise sauce:

Melt 10 tbsp. butter over low heat;

transfer to measuring cup. Add egg

yolks and lemon juice into a blender.

Blend 30 seconds on medium-high

until it lightens in color. Remove top

plug from blender lid and run blender

on low speed. Slowly drizzle in

melted butter. Continue blending for

another couple seconds after butter

is incorporated. Turn off blender and

taste. Should be buttery, lemony, and

lightly salty. Add pinch of cayenne if

desired. Remove from blender and

store in warmed measuring cup (with

spout) in a warm place. Use within 45

minutes.

To make ham and eggs:

In a small saucepan, melt 1/4 lb.

butter. Add sliced ham and slowly

poach until warm.

Hand split muffins and lightly brush

with melted butter from ham. Place

on baking sheet under a broiler to

toast; watch closely to avoid burning.

Crack each egg into separate glass

ramekins. Place large pot on stove,

fill to ½ inch from the top with

water. Add pinch of salt and white

vinegar. Bring to slow rolling boil

then turn down by half so water is

still simmering. Gently roll eggs into

water. Set a timer (3 minutes for soft

yolks, 4 minutes for medium yolks, 5

minutes for hard yolks). Use slotted

spoon to remove eggs.

Place both halves of toasted English

muffin on a plate. Place little ham

on top (make a sort of nest). Place

poached egg on top. Cover with

hollandaise sauce. Sprinkle chives

and pinch of cayenne on top.

(Serves 4)


Smoked Salmon Eggs Benedict

Submitted by Marc Riedel, Wise Villa Winery, 4200 Wise Road

Lincoln, 916-581-6959, wisevillawinery.com

› 2 tbsp. white vinegar

› 1 tsp. plus 1 / 8 tsp. kosher salt

› ½ cup butter

› 8 large eggs plus 3 egg yolks

› 1 tbsp. fresh lemon juice

› Tabasco sauce

› 4 English muffins

› 8 oz. smoked salmon

› 2 tbsp. red onion, minced/sliced

› 2 tbsp. capers

Ready two sauce pots with water: one half full for poaching eggs and

the second with an inch of water for the sauce. Add vinegar to the first

pot and 1 teaspoon kosher salt; bring to boil then lower to medium low.

To make the hollandaise sauce:

Melt butter completely in microwave. Bring the second pot (with an

inch of water) to boil then lower to medium. Use any metal bowl to

cover the top of the pot (use a bowl little larger than the pot so you

can hold the bowl). Add egg yolks and lemon to the bowl; using a

towel to hold the metal bowl, vigorously whisk yolks until thick (tip:

remove bowl from time to time from the pot so not to scramble the

yolks.) Once yolk mixture is thickened, slowly add melted butter (keep

removing from heat every minute or so to avoid scrambling yolks or

breaking the sauce). Once all the butter is incorporated, remove from

heat and add tabasco and 1/8 teaspoon salt (adjust accordingly).

Using the first pot of water, crack eggs into small bowls and

gently place in simmering water for 3-4 minutes. Meanwhile, toast

English muffins. Once toasted, add 1 oz. of smoked salmon to each

muffin. Remove poached eggs with slotted spoon and place atop

smoked salmon. Add hollandaise sauce and sprinkle red onion and

capers if desired.

(Serves 4)

Chocolate Chip Orange Scones

(inspired by The Cheeseboard: Collective Works)

Submitted by Jennifer Marinez, Karen’s Bakery Café, 705

Gold Lake Drive, Folsom, 916-985-2665, karensbakery.com

› 3 ½ cups all-purpose

flour

› ½ tsp. baking soda

› 1 tbsp. baking powder

› ¾ tsp. kosher salt

› ¾ cup plus ¼ cup sugar

› 1 heaping tbsp. orange

zest

› 1 cup (2 sticks) cold,

unsalted butter, cut into

one-inch cubes

› 1 cup mini chocolate chips

› ¾ cup heavy cream plus ½

cup for topping

› ¾ cup buttermilk

Preheat oven to 375 degrees

and line baking sheet with

parchment paper. Sift flour,

baking soda, and baking

powder into stand mixer or

large bowl. Add orange zest.

If using a stand mixer, add

salt and 3/4 cup sugar, mix

with paddle attachment on

low speed until combined.

Add butter on low speed for

4 minutes or until the size of

peas. Mix in chocolate chips.

Make a well in the center and

add 3/4 cups heavy cream

and buttermilk. Mix until

ingredients come together;

some loose flour should remain

at bottom of the bowl.

If making by hand, add salt and

3/4 cups sugar to a bowl and

stir with wooden spoon until

combined. Add butter (cut to

size of small peas). Mix in mini

chocolate chips. Make a well in

the center and add 3/4 cups

of heavy cream and buttermilk.

Mix until ingredients come

together; some loose flour

should remain at bottom of

the bowl.

Shape dough into 10-inch

circle. Pat down to 1-inch thick.

Cut into 8 wedges. Place on

prepared pan, 2 inches apart.

Brush scones with softly

whipped cream (from ½ cup

cream), sprinkle with remaining

sugar and bake for 25-30

minutes or until golden brown.

(Makes 8-10 scones)


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Roast Berkshire Pork Rib Rack

Submitted by Q Bennett, Q1227 Restaurant,

1465 Eureka Road, Suite 100, Roseville,

916-899-5146, q1227restaurant.com

Marmalade-Glazed Ham

with Sweet Orange Tea Sauce

(adapted from Epicurious)

Submitted by Glory Thomsen, The Farm Table, 311 Main Street,

Placerville, 530-295-8140, ourfarmtable.com

Ham:

› 1 16-19 lb. smoked fully cooked

bone-in ham

› 36 whole cloves

› 1 cup orange marmalade

› ¼ cup Dijon mustard

› 2 tbsp. plus 1 ½ cups water

Sauce:

› 2 cups water

› 4 orange-spice or black tea bags

› 2 cups canned low-salt chicken broth

› 1 cup orange juice

› 3 tbsp. orange marmalade

› 1 tbsp. Dijon mustard

› 1 tbsp. cornstarch, dissolved in 1

tbsp. water

Pineapple-Mint Relish:

› 3 cups pineapple, chopped

› ½ cup bell pepper, chopped

› ½ cup red onion, chopped

› ¼ cup fresh mint, chopped

› 2 tsp. lemon peel, grated

› 1 Berkshire Pork 10-rib rack, about 7.5 lbs.

› 4 tbsp. Chef Q’s All-Purpose Season-All (available at q1227restaurant.

com) or your favorite all-purpose seasoning

› 2 tsp. black pepper

› ½ tsp. kosher salt

› 2 tbsp. raw or light brown sugar

Preheat oven to 250 degrees. Look on both

ends of the rack for the small eye that sits

above the main eye. With rack laying fat side

up, make horizontal cut through the meat,

across bones, above small eye. If desired,

using a sharp knife, remove all meat above

this cut, from all sides of bones. Scrape

bones clean (Frenching).

Lay the rack fat side down on a cutting

board and using your finger, feel about 1 inch

below the bottom of the ribs for remnants

of the chine bone. If any small, thin bone

fragments remain, trim away with sharp

knife. Flip rack over and score the fat cap in a

crosshatch pattern using shallow cuts, being

careful not to cut into the meat.

In a small bowl, stir seasoning and sugar.

Season roast liberally with salt and black

pepper on both sides. Rub in spice mixture,

massaging into the fat, coating all surfaces

evenly.

Using butcher’s string, tie rack in between

each rib to make compact and allow for

even cooking. If bones are Frenched, cover

with small squares of aluminum foil. Lay

roast ribs-facing-up on rack over a roasting

pan. Roast until the thickest part of meat

registers 140 degrees on a thermometer,

about 2 hours. Remove from oven and allow

to rest, about 15 minutes.

Meanwhile, increase oven temperature to

450 degrees. Remove foil from bones (if

used). Place roast back in the oven until fat

is nicely browned and crispy, about 5-10

minutes. (Watch carefully to avoid burning.)

Remove from oven and rest for 10 minutes

before removing string and carving into

individual chops.

(Serves 6-8)

To make the ham:

Position rack in the center of

the oven and preheat to 325

degrees. Trim rind and excess fat

from upper side of ham, leaving

1/4-inch-thick layer of fat. Using

long sharp knife, score fat in

one-inch-wide diamond pattern.

Insert one clove into center of

each scored diamond. Place ham

in a heavy large roasting pan.

Bake until thermometer inserted

into center of ham registers

120 degrees, about 3 hours 45

minutes.

Melt marmalade in saucepan over

medium heat. Whisk in mustard

and 2 tablespoons water. Boil until

mixture thickens enough to coat

spoon without dripping, about six

minutes. Set aside.

Transfer ham to a cutting board.

Increase oven temperature

to 425 degrees. Place same

roasting pan atop burner on

medium heat. Whisk remaining

water into pan, scraping up

browned bits from the bottom.

Transfer pan juices to four-cup

glass measuring cup and freeze

for 15 minutes. Spoon fat off

top of pan juices; reserve juices.

Line same pan with foil and

return ham. Generously spoon

marmalade mixture over ham.

Bake until glaze is set and begins

to caramelize, about 20 minutes.

Let stand 30 minutes.

To make the sauce:

Bring water to boil in a heavy

saucepan. Add tea bags. Remove

from heat, cover, and let steep

10 minutes. Discard tea bags.

Add chicken broth, orange juice,

and orange marmalade. Boil until

reduced to three cups, about 12

minutes. Whisk in Dijon mustard

and reserved pan juices. Return to

boil. Whisk in cornstarch mixture.

Boil until slightly thick, about 4

minutes. Season with pepper.

To make the relish:

Mix all ingredients in a bowl.

Season with salt and pepper.

Carve ham and serve with sauce

and relish.

(Serves 12)

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Best Italian Restaurant in El Dorado

County- voted #1 for eleven straight

years! Our old world family recipes

are sure to delight. We invite you to

enjoy an Italian family style feast or a

romantic night out at Papa Gianni’s...

your destination for an authentic

Italian meal. Buon Appetito!

Papa Gianni's Ristorante

3450 Palmer Dr., Suite 1

Cameron Park

530-672-2333

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Voted Best Overall Restaurant 2020

and 2021 in the Roseville, Rocklin,

Granite Bay area.

Combining the flavors of France

and the Mediterranean regions, with

California fresh, seasonal, and locally

grown ingredients. The perfect

location for private dining, special

events, wedding celebrations, and

corporate dinners/presentations.

La Provence Restaurant

& Terrace

110 Diamond Creek Place

Roseville

916-789-2002

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STEAKHOUSE

WINERY/BISTRO

C. Knight’s brings a classic approach

to the American tradition of the “old

school steakhouse” offering Prime beef,

craft cocktails, and local wines. We’re

honored to be consistently voted one of

the best steakhouses in the region. Now

serving all the favorites from Ruffhaus

Hot Dog Co. daily for lunch.

Open for lunch and dinner, and all day

Ecstatic Hour on Mondays!

C. Knight’s Steakhouse

2085 Vine Street, Suite 101

El Dorado Hills

916-235-1730

cknightssteakhouse.com

Wise Villa Winery is the only winery

in Placer County to feature a full

dining experience in our Tuscanstyle

bistro. We use only the highest

quality, locally sourced ingredients

that are hand crafted to perfectly

pair with our award-winning wines.

Wise Villa Winery

4200 Wise Rd.

Lincoln

916-543-0323

wisevillawinery.com

AMERICAN

ITALIAN

italian cuisine

FLB Sports Bar is a whole lot of flavor

and fun, proudly serving the Folsom

community. We have 20 beers on tap,

handcrafted specialty cocktails, and an

excellent wine selection. Our menu has

something for everyone from delicious

wings and burgers to wraps and salads.

Stop in today and see why we’ve been

voted the best sports bar in the area!

FLB Sports Bar & Casino

511 E. Bidwell St. , Folsom

916-983-4411

flb365.com

A restaurant dedicated to bringing the

flavors of Tuscany to our dining room.

Named after the Italian hometown of

2 of our founding partners, we offer

traditional cuisine of the Tuscany region,

as well as other recipes popular all over

Italy – simple dishes made to order with

the freshest of ingredients, and always

created and served with pride.

Vaiano Trattoria

7160 Douglas Blvd.

Granite Bay

916-780-0888

vaianotrattoria.com

AMERICAN

AMERICAN

We strive to bring our guests

maximum freshness by sourcing

ingredients locally. We refuse to

compromise on quality in our

restaurant. That's why we source our

fresh ingredients from local farmers

and businesses. No matter what time

of year, you can be sure you're eating

the best of the season.

The Farm Table

311 Main Street | Placerville

530-295-8140

ourfarmtable.com

/TheFarmTablePlacerville

Celebrating our 16th year in business,

Heyday Café has been voted Best

Overall Restaurant, Best Salad Place,

Best Casual Restaurant, and Best

Wine Bar! Heyday Café presents fresh

California cuisine with international

influences. Lunch and dinner served

Tue-Sat. Pouring over 40 wines!

Reservations are encouraged.

Heyday Café

325 Main Street

Placerville

530-626-9700

heydaycafe.com



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Restaurant Guide

Featuring restaurants and eateries in Folsom, El Dorado Hills, Granite Bay, Roseville, Rocklin, and beyond.

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EL DORADO HILLS

Bamiyan

1121 White Rock Rd., 916-941-8787. Afghan. Since 2003,

Bamiyan has been serving delicious Afghan cuisine,

including ashak, mantoo, and bolani. Vegan options.

Closed Sunday. L/D $$

C. Knight's Steakhouse

2085 Vine St., Ste. 100, 916-235-1730. Steakhouse.

American. Established in February 2018 and best

known for their USDA prime steaks presented on

sizzle plates, "ecstatic hour," tapas, special events, dryaged

beef, and local fine wines, this El Dorado Hills

hotspot is fine dining at its finest. For patrons hungry

for something simpler but equally satisfying, they

also serve elevated pub grub like burgers, hot dogs,

flatbreads, and fish & chips. D $$$

Folsom Palace

3941 Park Dr., Ste 10, 916-936-0808. Asian Fusion.

Food prepared the healthy way, using only natural and

fresh ingredients with low sodium, less oil and no MSG.

Daily Lunch Specials. L/D $$

Relish Burger Bar

1000 White Rock Rd., 916-933-3111. American. Stop by

to enjoy delicious-tasting burgers, salads, loaded

nachos, beer-battered onion rings, and more at one of

El Dorado Hills’ finest burger joints. Spacious patio and

weekly events. L/D $$

Selland’s Market Café

4370 Town Center Blvd., 916-932-5025. Café/

Bakery. Seasonal, healthy, and house-made

menu items including eclectic sandwiches and

hearty entrées and sides, leafy green salads,

pizzas, and delectable desserts. Sunday brunch.

L/D $$

Sienna Restaurant

3909 Park Dr., 916-941-9694. American. This

award-winning restaurant’s specialties include

wood-fired pizzas, fresh fish, hand-cut steaks,

and a large selection of appetizers. Friday lunch

and Sunday brunch. D $$

Sky Sushi

3907 Park Dr., 916-941-6311. Japanese. Since 2005,

Sky Sushi has been serving fresh and tasty rolls at

reasonable prices. Located in La Borgata, it offers

stylish environs and artistically presented plates.

L/D $$

Thai Paradise EDH

4361 Town Center Blvd., 916-939-0389. Thai. Second

location for Thai Paradise of Folsom voted Best Thai

Restaurant every year since 2008. Serving authentic,

delicious and healthy Thai food. Menu includes the

best dishes from Folsom plus specials. L/D $$

Umi Sushi

1121 White Rock Rd., Ste. 105, 916-586-9444. Japanese. The

super fresh fish and pretty presentation will please

both your appetite and eyes. A non-sushi menu (like

delicious bento boxes and udon) is offered as well.

Closed Sunday. L/D $$

Windplay Deli

5003 Windplay Dr., Ste. 1, 916-933-9099. Deli. Located in

EDH business park, Windplay Deli is a great lunch hour

spot. Owner-operated, they strive to create sandwiches

to your preference by accommodating all palates.

Closed weekends. B/L $

FOLSOM

Bacchus House Wine Bar & Bistro

1004 East Bidwell St., Ste. 100, 916-984-7500. New

American. One of Folsom’s most praiseworthy

eateries—thanks to extensive wine offerings and

seasonal, globally influenced dishes that utilize fresh

fare from local farms. Closed Monday. L/D $$

Chicago Fire

310 Palladio Pkwy., Ste. 701, 916-984-0140. Pizza.

Offering a variety of menu items inspired by the

Windy City, from meaty Italian beef sandwiches and a

“Chicago Dog” to the deepest and cheesiest pizza in

town. L/D $$

Ciro’s Pizza Café

1300 East Bidwell St., Ste. 120, Folsom, 916-983-5757. Pizza.

Hand-tossed pizzas crafted using dough made

in-house every day and fresh, local veggies and

ingredients. Offering pizza by the slice M-F, 11-3,

Folsom location only L/D $$

Citizen Vine Folsom

609 Sutter St., 916-932-4234. Wine bar. Tapas.

Cozy up with a glass (or bottle) of awardwinning

wine alongside your nearest and

dearest while enjoying tapas-style cuisine at

this beloved wine bar. Popular plates include

the charcuterie, smoked chipotle cheddar mac

& cheese, caramelized onion & goat cheese

flatbread, and ahi crisps. Just remember to

save room for dessert; the mixed berry cobbler

is particularly praiseworthy. Weekly specials

include "Dinner at the Vine," "Taco Tuesday,"

and "Wine Not Wednesday." Open for lunch on

weekends. D $$

Coffee Republic

6610 Folsom-Auburn Rd., Folsom, 916-987-8001.

Café/Bakery. Cozy brick-and-wood café offering a

variety of sandwiches, salads, and sweet teas, in

addition to extensive coffee beverages. Vegan options.

B/L/D $$

Corner Tavern & Grill

700 Glenn Dr., Ste. 170, Folsom, 916-467-7800.

American. Pizza. Sports Bar. Everyone knows your

name at this gastro tavern that serves elegant, East

Coast-inspired comfort food, including burgers, salads,

sandwiches, soups, pastas, pizza, and more. Vegan

options. Daily specials. Weekend brunch. L/D $$

Chant’el Café

1750 Prairie City Rd., Ste. 150, 916-790-8395. Café/Bakery.

Everything at this European-style café—whose

inviting, airy ambiance includes a wall of roses—is

made fresh daily, including croissants (and croissant

sandwiches), crêpes, cakes, high-quality coffee drinks,

and more. In addition, a portion of all purchases goes

to Save a Life International—a nonprofit that helps

women in crisis. B/L $

Curry Bowl

1870 Prairie City Rd. Ste. 500, Folsom, 916-467-7675.

Indian. Serving North and South Indian Cuisine along

with a daily lunch buffet comprising multiple mains,

sides, and desserts, Curry Bowl aims to please with it's

authentic dishes that cater to vegetarians and nonvegetarians,

alike. L/D $$

Curry Club Indian Bistro

196 Blue Ravine Rd., Ste. 130, 916-353-0855. Indian.

Dive into authentic Indian cuisine at this local favorite.

Avail of their lunch buffet where you can sample

multiple dishes for a fraction of the price. Regulars

go gaga for their vindaloo, palak paneer, and butter

chicken. L/D $$

Dos Coyotes

13885 Folsom Blvd., Ste. 100, 916-351-9750.

Mexican. Dos Coyotes offers an eclectic spin on

Southwestern dishes at affordable prices and prides

themselves on using fresh, local ingredients. Vegan

options. L/D $

Fat’s Asia Bistro

2585 Iron Point Rd., 916-983-1133. Asian Fusion/

Chinese/Seafood. Named the region’s favorite Asian

restaurant for more than 10 years in a row, Fat’s

specializes in handmade dim sum, banana cream

pie (Frank Fat’s recipe), and other high-quality

dishes. L/D $$

FLB Entertainment Center

511 East Bidwell St., 916-983-4411. American.

Bowling, a casino, and sports bar are just part of the

fun that awaits at FLB Entertainment Center. They also

offer a full grill with veggie-packed salads and wraps,

burgers, sandwiches, pizza, and breakfast items.

Late-night dining. B/L/D $$

Folsom Palace

1169 Riley Street,916-983-8880. Asian Fusion. Food

prepared the healthy way, using only natural and fresh

ingredients with low sodium, less oil and no MSG.

Daily Lunch Specials. L/D $$

Folsom Tap House

25005 Blue Ravine Rd., Ste. 140., 916-292-5711.

American. Choices abound at Folsom Tap House!

Their extensive menu allows guests to choose from

draft and bottled beers, and their food menu has

options that’ll pair perfectly with whatever pint you

pick. L/D $$

Gold Miner Café

426 East Bidwell St., 916-984-4181. American/Café.

Rustic, 49er-themed décor set the ambiance for the

scratch-made meals served at this Folsom favorite. In

addition to classics like flapjacks, biscuits smothered in

sausage gravy, and omelets aplenty (15+), they also offer

low-carb, gluten-free, and vegetarian meals, plus plenty

of soups, salads, and sandwiches—ensuring something

for all ages and appetites. B/L $$

Hacienda Del Rio

702 Sutter St., Ste. M, 916-351-1800. Mexican. Since

1979, Hacienda has been dishing up authentic

Mexican favorites like Fajitas Del Rio and Chimi

Especial, alongside chips, spicy green salsa, and

handcrafted margaritas. Weekend brunch and

spacious patio. L/D $$

Hasu Teriyaki & Sushi

25075 Blue Ravine Rd., Ste. 120, 916-983-7777. Japanese.

Enjoy the delicious food, friendly service, and cozy

atmosphere at Hasu. The menu features a wide variety

of traditional Japanese dishes guaranteed to please.

Vegan options. Closed Tuesday. L/D $

Hisui Sushi

25004 Blue Ravine Rd., Ste. 107, 916-985-7778.

Japanese. Combining traditional Japanese cuisine with

a creative and contemporary flair, Hisui focuses on

serving food made using fresh, healthy ingredients.

Closed Monday. L/D $$

Iron Horse Tavern

460 Palladio Pkwy., 916-618-4322. New American.

Grab a seat on the spacious patio with TVs at this

hip gastropub that serves up eclectic American fare,

including a Mac & Cheese Bar, Brandy Fried Chicken

Nuggets, and weekend brunch with Stuffed French

Toast, a Breakfast Board, and bottomless mimosas.

Their craft cocktails, myriad mocktails, and over 25

beers can't be missed either. L/D $$

Julian's Pâtisserie and Café

6610 Folsom-Auburn Rd., Ste. 7, 916-936-4735. Bakery/

Café. Julian's Pâtisserie is full of European treats,

creative crêpes (both sweet and savory), and more—all

of which are made from scratch with nothing but the

finest ingredients. Closed Tuesday. B/L $

Karen’s Bakery and Café

705 Gold Lake Dr., Ste. 340, 916-985-2665. Bakery/

Café. Bakery items here are based on European

traditions and feature seasonal ingredients with a

creative approach. The picturesque patio is perfect for

catching up with friends over coffee or lunch. Closed

Sunday. B/L $$

Land Ocean New American Grill

2720 East Bidwell St., 916-983-7000. New American.

Land Ocean offers distinctive menus that include

hand-cut steaks, wood-fired rotisserie, fresh seafood,

and delectable desserts. Weekend brunch. L/D $$

La Rosa Blanca

402 Natoma St., 916-673-9085. Mexican. You’re part of

the family at La Rosa Blanca. From fajitas and tostadas

to tortas, soups, and salads, you can expect

great-tasting food, generous portions, and a festive

environment. L/D $

Lazy Dog Restaurant & Bar

300 Palladio Pkwy., Folsom, 916-378-4660. American.

Enjoy a sizeable, seasonal menu full of eclectic,

gastropub-style offerings that include salads, bowls,

burgers, pastas, desserts, and even an impressive kids’

menu. Weekend brunch. L/D $$

Lotus 8

199 Blue Ravine Rd., Ste. 100. 916-351-9278. Chinese.

This eatery serves authentic Chinese food with a

modern twist, such as orange chicken that manages to

be both saucy yet incredibly crispy at the same time.

Lunch dishes come with soup and your choice of chow

mein or fried rice. L/D $$

Manderes

1004 East Bidwell Street, Suite 600, Folsom, 916-

986-9655, American. Serving favorites like burgers,

ravioli, steaks, and more, this lively spot prides

themselves on hearty American fare and good beer

and wine. Closed Monday. L/D $$


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Mas Taco Bar

450 Palladio Pkwy., 916-597-2929. Mexican.

From creative tacos that run the gamut from pork belly

and duck confit, to Korean fried chicken and fried

oysters, Mas' menu also features appetizers, bowls, and

desserts. When it comes to wetting your whistle, the

cocktail menu—all handmade with fresh ingredients—

has you covered! The bar also boasts over 50 types of

tequila. B/L/D $$

Mel's Diner

13399 Folsom Blvd., 916-985-7337, American. Whether

morning, noon, or night, step into yesteryear at this

local diner that serves all-American family favorites like

country fried steak, burgers, fried chicken, milkshakes,

and more. B/L/D $$

Mexquite

25095 Blue Ravine Rd., 916-984-8607. Mexican.

Mexquite provides mouthwatering Mexican cuisine,

plus a lively interior and spacious, dog-friendly patio.

Patrons particularly love their ceviche, margaritas, and

carnitas. Weekend brunch. L/D $$

Mikuni

185 Placerville Rd., Ste. 100, Folsom, 916-934-5250.

Japanese. In addition to sushi, traditional Japanese

dishes, and modern twists on classics, Mikuni offers

a gluten-free menu, party platters, and happy hour

specials—all made using great attention to detail

and fresh ingredients. L/D $$

Mountain Mike's Pizza

25075 Blue Ravine Rd Suite 150, Folsom, 916-817-1207.

Pizza. A family-friendly favorite, Mountain Mikes

promises the crispiest, curliest pepperoni and the

freshest ingredients on their pizza. They also offer

mouthwatering wings, an all-you-can-eat salad bar, and

pizza buffet lunch. L/D $$

Mylapore

1760 Prairie City Rd., Ste. 160., 916-985-3500. Indian.

With South Indian roots, Mylapore serves fresh, healthy,

scratch-made food that’s entirely vegetarian. Their

breakfast, daily specials, and dosa happy hour are not

to be missed. B/L/D $$

Pho Mimi


Vietnamese. Family-owned and hyper-fresh, Pho Mimi

serves rice noodle soups (pho), bánh mi sandwiches,

vermicelli bowls, crispy egg rolls, and other authentic,

flavor-packed Vietnamese dishes, including a lengthy

list of vegetarian entrées. Morning (try the Mimi's

Signature Breakfast and Mango Smoothie), noon, or

night, this local hotspot is quickly becoming a Folsom

favorite. B/L/D $$

Pizzeria Classico

702 Sutter Street, Suite A, Folsom, 916-351-1430,

Pizza. This Historic Folsom favorite has been serving

up hand-tossed pizzas for over 35 years. Enjoy a

gourmet or classic pizza with your choice of crust

(thin crust to deep dish), as well as fresh salads, beer,

and wine. L/D $$

Rock-N-Fire

1010 Riley St., Ste. 4, 916-673-9474. Pizza/American/

Mexican. Ever heard of a burger bowl? Try it at this

unique eatery that serves up flavor-packed fare—

including custom-built (and signature) pizzas, burgers

and said burger bowls, salads, nachos, tacos, and

more—with speedy, friendly service at affordable prices.

L/D $$

Ruchi Indian Cuisine

601 East Bidwell St., 916-983-2871. Indian. Ruchi’s

accommodating menu has a variety of North and

South Indian dishes, including a lengthy list of

vegetarian entrées, as well as a lunch buffet and weekly

specials. L/D $$

Sacramento Pizza Company

2700 East Bidwell St., Ste. 500, 916-673-9754. Pizza.

Choose your crust, sauce, cheese, meats, and unlimited

toppings at this pizza lover’s paradise. The locally

sourced ingredients and scratch-made dough results in

pie perfection. Vegan cheese and gluten-free crust

available. L/D $

Sanskrit New Age Indian

2776 East Bidwell St., Ste. 300, 916-817-4356. Indian.

This exciting dining destination serves authentic Indian

dishes with a fusion flair (favorites include the Bombay

Sliders, Manglore Fried Chicken, Tandoori Chicken, and

Biriyani) in a warm, welcoming atmosphere. Closed

Mondays. Catering available. Lunch buffet; offerings

change daily. L/D $$

Scott's Seafood Roundhouse

824 Sutter Street, 916-989-6711. Seafood/American.

Expect the freshest of seafood (flown in or delivered

daily from around the world) served by well-trained,

knowledgeable staff in a comfortable atmosphere at this

Folsom area favorite. Full gluten-free menu. L/D $$$

Shogun Hibachi Grill & Sushi

1870 Prairie City Rd., Ste. 600, 916-985-9588. Japanese.

This modern hibachi restaurant brings new meaning to

“dinner and a show,” thanks to a personal chef who will

deftly chop, slice, and fly your meal over and above the

grill and onto your plate. L/D $$

Suishin Sushi

194 Blue Ravine Rd., 916-985-8885. Japanese. Suishin uses

the freshest ingredients, including novelties like quail

eggs, uni, and ponzu. The modern, hip atmosphere

leaves you at ease as you consume your fish, one roll at

a time. Closed Sunday. L/D $$

Sunny Garden Restaurant


Chinese. Sunny Garden prides themselves on using

fresh ingredients in a traditional way and offering large

portions at affordable prices. L/D $

Sutter Street Taqueria

727 Sutter St., 916-293-8952. Mexican. Sutter

Street Taqueria brings the unique flavors of San

Francisco’s Mission District taquerias to Folsom with

a side of friendly service. Whether ordering a burrito,

taco, quesadilla, or nachos, you can expect fresh

ingredients, mouthwatering meats, and affordable

prices. B/L/D $

Thai Paradise

2770 East Bidwell St., 916-984-8988. Thai. Specials

every day of the week. Voted the Best Thai Restaurant

in Folsom and El Dorado Hills every year since 2008.

Delicious and authentic dishes made using local, farmto-fork

vegetables, meats bought daily, and healthy

rice bran oil. L/D $$

That Dam Place

1013 Riley St., Ste. 100, 916-790-8182. American. Expect

good eats, good drinks, and good fun at this eatery that

serves playfully named plates for all palates, including

street tacos, burgers, and sandwiches. The classic panseared

crab cakes ("Crabby Patties") with cucumbercabbage

slaw and house-made potato chips are

particularly tasty, and best enjoyed on their spacious

patio. L/D $$

Visconti’s Ristorante

2700 East Bidwell St., Ste. 700, 916-983-5181. Italian. For

the past two decades, Visconti’s has given the

community a taste of Italy with their authentic dishes,

romantic setting, and traditional music. L/D $$

EL DORADO COUNTY FOOTHILLS

Allez!

4242 Fowler Ln., Ste. 101, Diamond Springs,

530-621-1160. French. Savor French café classics like

baguette sandwiches on fresh-baked bread, crêpes,

stews, pastas, and a to-die-for seafood paella. Enjoy

your order in their rustically elegant dining room or to

go. B/L/D $$

Bene Ristorante Italiano

423 Main St., Placerville, 530-303-3415. Italian/Pizza.

Enjoy a taste of Naples in Downtown Placerville as

you savor Neapolitan-style pizza with all of your

favorite toppings, fresh-made salads, or savory pasta

dishes. L/D $$

Bricks Eats & Drinks

482 Main St., Placerville, 530-303-3480. New

American. If you’re looking for a friendly,

unpretentious dining destination with local brews and

good eats, look no further than the aptly named

Bricks. Lamb lovers will go gaga for the Bo Peep

Burger, but their steaks, sandwiches, salads, and

desserts are all winners too. L/D $$

Cascada

384 Main St., 530-344-7757. California-Mexican.

Enjoy margaritas with fresh-squeezed lime juice and

specialty tequila alongside generously portioned

plates (favorites include the Chipotle Spinach &

Artichoke Queso Dip, Enchiladas Supremas, Chile

Verde, and Pasta Mexicana) at this Main Street

mainstay. If tacos, tortilla soup, and fajitas aren't your

favorite, they also offer burgers and other Americanstyle

entrées. L/D $$

Fondue 152

3275 Coach Ln., Ste. B, 530-350-8078. Modern

European. Fondue. Savor a two-hour, four-course

dinner—featuring cheese and chocolate fondue,

crisp salads, and a wide selection of meats—at this

interactive Sierra Foothills dining destination. If

fondue isn't your forte, enjoy an appetizer, soup, or

salad—just don't forget to wash it down with a craft

beer, hard cider, or wine! D $$$

Heyday Café


American. This intimate, bistro-style restaurant in a

rustic chic space serves modern American cuisine

(thin-crust pizzas, creative entrées, and artisan salads)

and pours over 45 local, regional, and international

wines. L/D $$

Hog Wild Bar-B-Que

38 Main St, Placerville, 530-622-3883. BBQ.

High-quality, smoked meats cooked low and slow,

scratch-made sides, satisfying salads, decadent

desserts, and other finger-lickin'-good fare. Boasts a

cozy atmosphere and pup-friendly patio. Catering

available. Closed Mondays and Tuesdays. L/D $$

Smith Flat House

Kobe Sushi & Fusion

3300 Coach Ln., Cameron Park, 530-672-9210.

Japanese/Asian Fusion/Sushi Bar. Japanese sushi bar

offering an extensive variety of rolls, high-quality

sashimi, and Asian fusion favorites at reasonable prices.

L/D $$

Main Street Melters

589 Main Street, Placerville, 530-303-3871, American.

Build-your-own sandwiches to “massive melter,”

featuring premium Boar’s Head deli meats .They also

have an outdoor patio and serve a few frozen brunch

cocktails. B/L $

Papa Gianni’s Ristorante

3450 Palmer Dr., Cameron Park, 530-672-2333. Italian.

For over two decades, this family-owned eatery has

been serving traditional, scratch-made recipes from

Southern Italy, including favorites like chicken

Parmesan, gnocchi alla vodka, and out-of-this-world

desserts. It’s the ideal destination to celebrate a special

occasion or grab takeout. L/D $$

Smith Flat House

2021 Smith Flat Rd., 530-621-1003. Tuscan. New

American. This historic hidden gem in the heart of El

Dorado County features award-winning dishes created

by Chef Scott Tomblin. Diners can enjoy the history of

the gold miners' cellar with views of a 15-foot-deep well

and 20-mile-long tunnel; or eat in the courtyard, where

a large glasshouse keeps customers' warm in colder

months (it turns into a gazebo when the sun is shining).

Whether you come for a memorable meal or special

event, Smith Flat House nourishes the community

and those who visit the region. Lunch is served on

weekends, in addition to Sunday brunch. L/D $$$

Snooty Frog

3300 Coach Ln., Ste. E3, Cameron Park, 530-677-

9025. Steakhouse/Seafood. There’s nothing snooty

about Snooty Frog. It’s cozy but romantic, the food

offerings—from steaks and seafood to pastas and

rotating specials—are scrumptious, and their martinis

are buzzworthy. D $$$

Thai Unique

1160 Broadway, Placerville, 530-621-9559. Thai. Indulge

your senses in fresh, flavorful dishes like khao soi, duck

curry, and tod mun kao pod while experiencing Thai

cuisine that is indeed unique. L/D $$

The Breakroom

4131 South Shingle Rd., Ste. 7, Shingle Springs,

530-763-6761. American. This full-service restaurant

offers delicious American food (juicy burgers, French

dip, salads, mac & cheese, etc.) and entertainment for

the whole family, from pool tables, dart boards, and an

arcade, to cards and dice. L/D $$

The Farm Table

311 Main St., 530-295-8140. New American. At this not-sosecret

Placerville gem, ingredients are sourced from

local farms and businesses, meaning plates change

based on what can be picked. Whether you're hungry

for comfort food (Mini Grilled Cheese & Heirloom

Tomato Soup), classics done right (311 Burger and

Ravioli Bolognese), or more upscale offerings (Duck

Confit and Certified Angus Beef New York Steak), you're

sure to leave satisfied. L/D $$

The Independent


American. Step into an urban dining establishment in

the heart of Placerville and savor American fusion

favorites and creatively mixed cocktails using

fresh-squeezed juices. L/D $$

Tom’s Burger & Frosty

567 Placerville Dr., Placerville, 530-295-8199.

American. Enjoy freshly grilled burgers, piping hot fries,

and thick milkshakes that you and the whole family will

love at this no-frills dining destination. L/D $


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Wally’s Pizza Bar

4079 Cameron Park Dr., Cameron Park, 530-677-5205.

Pizza/American. This family-owned and operated

eatery crafts gourmet pizzas, pastas aplenty, and

high-quality breakfast dishes. Their happy hour is one

of the best in town. Weekend brunch. L/D $$

ROSEVILLE

Back Forty Texas BBQ

1201 Orlando Avenue, Roseville, 916-726-4040.

American. Serving up authentic Texas and finger-licking

fare including ribs, burgers, steaks and more, plus fresh

made sides alongside old-fashioned southern

hospitality. L/D $$

Bar 101 Eats & Drinks

101 Main St., Roseville, 916-774-0505, American.

Sometimes you just want a comfortable neighborhood

place to hang out and get some good food and drinks.

If Historic Roseville is your destination, look no further

than Bar 101. The menu features traditional bar fare,

a bevy of burgers and sandwiches, street tacos, and

more. L/D $$

Bennett’s Kitchen Bar Market

1595 Eureka Road, Roseville, 916-750-5150.

American. Choose between fine dining or casual

dining by the bar or on the temperature-controlled

patio. The menu offers comfort food and elevated

fare, while a full-service bar aims to create a “Napa

vibe" in Roseville. Gluten-free and vegetarian

options. B/L/D $$

Cantina Laredo

1151 Galleria Boulevard, Suite 1175, Roseville, 916-771-

2249, Mexican. Experience the flavors of modern

Mexico with tapas, tacos, burritos, Mexican

specialties and desserts, and a variety of cocktails

and margaritas. L/D $$

Chicago Fire

500 North Sunrise Ave., 916-771-2020. Pizza.

Offering a variety of menu items inspired by the

Windy City, from meaty Italian beef sandwiches and

a “Chicago Dog” to the deepest and cheesiest pizza

in town. L/D $$

Eureka!

234 Gibson Dr., Ste. 100, Roseville, 916-864-9500.

American. Serves 30 craft beers on tap, an extensive

selection of small-batch whiskeys, and regional wines,

along with craveable dishes like lollipop corn dogs,

burgers, salads, and fried chicken sliders. Brunch

Saturday & Sunday. L/D $$

Fat’s Asia Bistro

1500 Eureka Rd., Roseville, 916-787-3287, Asian Fusion/

Chinese/Seafood. Named the region’s favorite Asian

restaurant for more than 10 years in a row, Fat’s specializes

in handmade dim sum, banana cream pie (Frank Fat’s

recipe), and other high-quality dishes. L/D $$

Four Sisters Café

9050 Fairway Dr., Ste. 165, Roseville, 916-797-0770.

American/Café. Mango-stuffed French toast, eggs

benedicts, thick-sliced bacon (cured and smoked

in-house), homemade soups, specialty salads,

and sandwiches are just a sampling of this cafe's

mouthwatering menu. B/L $$

Goose Port Public House

316 Vernon St., Roseville, 916-886-5080. American.

Sports Bar. This family-friendly eatery boasts

fresh-made bites for everyone, from an array of apps

and salads, to burgers and seasonal entrées. Vegan

options. Big-screen TVs. Brunch Saturday & Sunday. L/D

$$

House of Oliver

3992 Douglas Blvd., Ste. 140, Roseville, 916-773-9463.

American. Wine and dine at this upscale bar that offers

wine flights, cheese and charcuterie boards, and pairing

plates. There's live music every Friday and Saturday night,

various special events, and late-night dining. D $$

Il Fornaio

1179 Galleria Blvd., Ste. 118, Roseville, 916-788-1200. Italian.

Using the freshest ingredients and traditional cooking

techniques, Il Fornaio creates high-quality Italian food

paired with great wines and cocktails in a beautiful

setting. L/D $$

La Huaca

9213 Sierra College Blvd., Ste. 140, Roseville, 916-771-2558.

Peruvian. La Huaca makes Peruvian cuisine accessible

for all palates with their colorful, flavor-packed, and

elegantly presented plates that run the gamut from

ceviches and lomo saltado to empanadas and pisco

sours. L/D $$

La Provence Restaurant & Terrace

110 Diamond Creek Pl., Roseville, 916-789-2002. French/

Mediterranean. Dining at La Provence is akin to being in a

little French villa. Topped with their consistently delicious

food and wine, cozy fireplace, and twinkle-lit patio, and

you have the recipe for a memorable meal. Saturday

brunch. Closed Sunday. L/D $$$

Land Ocean New American Grill

1151 Galleria Blvd., Ste. 241, 916-407-5640. New

American. Land Ocean offers distinctive menus that

include hand-cut steaks, wood-fired rotisserie, fresh

seafood, and delectable desserts. Weekend brunch.

L/D $$

Lazy Dog Restaurant & Bar

238 Gibson Dr., Roseville, 916-727-6321. American. Enjoy

a sizeable, seasonal menu full of eclectic, gastropubstyle

offerings that include salads, bowls, burgers,

pastas, desserts, and even an impressive kids’ menu.

Weekend brunch. L/D $$

Mehfil Indian Restaurant

1605 Douglas Blvd., Roseville, 916-791-1199. Indian.

Casual eatery with a lunch buffet offering Indian food

favorites and many vegetarian options. L/D $

Mikuni

1017 Galleria Blvd., Ste. 160, Roseville, 916-780-2119.

Japanese. In addition to sushi, traditional Japanese

dishes, and modern twists on classics, Mikuni offers a

gluten-free menu, party platters, and happy hour

specials—all made using great attention to detail and

fresh ingredients. L/D $$

My Thai Kitchen

1465 Eureka Rd., Ste. 140, Roseville, 916-781-7811. Thai.

Enjoy authentic, fresh-made fare in an open-concept

kitchen at My Thai Kitchen while receiving prompt,

professional, and friendly service. L/D $$

Nixtaco

1805 Cirby Way, 916-771-4165. Mexican.

Don't let the unassuming facade of this casual taqueria

fool you: Nixtaco's menu features chef-driven tacos

and quesadillas with farmers' market-sourced produce,

unconventional proteins, and freshly made tortillas

(with corn ground in-house). With a kids' menu, vegan

offerings, and Sunday brunch, it's a perfect pick for the

whole family. L/D $

Paul Martin’s American Grill

1455 Eureka Rd., Roseville, 916-783-3600. New

American. Classic American fare in a sophisticated,

convivial setting; an energetic bar with communal

tables and plush seating, intimate booths and tables,

and an expansive outdoor patio. L/D $$

Platinum Wine Lounge

9050 Fairway Dr., Ste. 105, 916-780-9463. Wine Bar. New

American. For fans of carefully curated wine lists

featuring California-grown grapes and local craft beers,

look no further than Platinum Wine Lounge. Their

menu features build-your-own charcuterie boards, plus

paninis, flatbreads, and other shareables. Be sure to

save room for their brown butter cake alongside a glass

of Port. Closed Monday. D $$

Range Kitchen & Tap

1420 E, Roseville Pkwy., Ste. 160, Roseville, 916-865-4317.

New American. Range Kitchen & Tap’s menu is designed

for sharing and socializing, with a focus on serving

locally sourced and seasonal comfort food like bison

meatball sliders, fried chicken, and pizza. Closed

Sunday. L/D $$

Rosati’s

5140 Foothills Blvd., Ste. 110, Roseville, 916-797-7492,

Pizza/ Italian. Rosati’s still provides the same signature

pizzas, Italian beef sandwiches, pastas, and salads that

they first became famous for in Chicago circa 1964. The

family-friendly, sports pub atmosphere only adds to

the charm. Closed Monday. L/D $$

Ruth’s Chris Steak House

1185 Galleria Blvd., Ste. P-120, Roseville, 916-780-6910.

Steak/Seafood. Sizzling plates and an award-winning

wine list are a perfect pairing for any occasion.

Experience Ruth’s Chris elegant setting for a romantic

dinner, business meeting, or private party. D $$$

Sienna Restaurant

1480 Eureka Rd., 916-771-4700. American. This

award-winning restaurant’s specialties include

wood-fired pizzas, fresh fish, hand-cut steaks, and a large

selection of appetizers. Weekend brunch. $$ L/D

Tang’s Sushi

1426 Blue Oaks Blvd., Ste. 100, Roseville, 916-781-0807.

Japanese. With so many inventive eats and modern

environs to boot, Tang’s has mastered the art of Japanese

fare with flair. The chef is happy to customize orders and

create off-menu items. Closed Sunday. L/D $$

Thai Basil

1613 Douglas Blvd., Roseville, 916-782-8424. Thai. This

cheerful, long-established eatery serves up an array of

Thai favorites in a light-filled, compact space. L/D $$

The Monk’s Cellar

240 Vernon St., Roseville, 916-786-6665. American.

The Monk’s Cellar has brought a little bit of Belgium to

Downtown Roseville, with their community-focused

brewery and restaurant that serves fine artisanal beer

and creative dishes. L/D $$

The Place

221 Vernon St., Roseville. 916-742-5447. Italian. Cozy

Italian restaurant and bar that specializes in artisanal,

wood-fired pizzas, paninis, pastas, and more. Closed

Monday. L/D $$

Zócalo

1182 Roseville Pkwy., Ste. 110, Roseville, 916-788-0303.

Mexican. Elegant restaurant and bar with modern

Mexican dishes, fresh-made margaritas, and Sunday

brunch. Avail of their monthly chef’s dinner or private

party room. L/D $$

GRANITE BAY

Dominick’s Italian Market & Deli

8621 Auburn Folsom Rd., Granite Bay, 916-786-3355.

Italian. Namesake Dominick’s dream was to have a

unique place that would provide customers with

the finest and freshest ingredients, large portions,

fair prices, and the Italian tradition of first-name

friendliness. A decade later and his dream is alive and

well in Granite Bay. L/D $$

Farmhaus

8230 Auburn Folsom Rd., Granite Bay, 916-772-3276.

New American. This fresh, seasonal eatery tucked off

Auburn Folsom Road is a feast for the senses. The

house-like building pumps out plates that morph with

the months. On balmy days, their picturesque patio is a

must. Closed Monday. L/D $$

Hawks

5530 Douglas Blvd., Granite Bay, 916-791-6200.

New American. Refined, high-end American cuisine,

including tasting menus, in a stylish, modern dining

room and bar. Brunch on the second Sunday each

month; lunch weekdays; Closed Monday. L/D $$$

New Glory Brewery & Taproom

5540 Douglas Blvd., Ste. 140 & 150, Granite Bay, 916-872-

1721. American. Delicious food (sandwiches, pizzas,

salads, shareables, and burgers), beautiful brews, and

a spacious patio await at New Glory’s latest venture in

Granite Bay. L/D $$

Vaiano Trattoria

7160 Douglas Blvd., Granite Bay, 916-780-0888.

Italian. Offering traditional Tuscan cuisine and other

Italian favorites, Vaiano Trattoria prides themselves on

preparing simple dishes that are made to order with

the freshest of ingredients. Lunch served weekdays.

L/D $$

ROCKLIN

The Blue Parrot Lounge

6848 Five Star Boulevard, Suite 5, Rocklin, 916-259-4029,

Wine Bar. Relax, socialize or network in an upscale

lounge setting with outstanding wine, craft beers, and

sophisticated food offerings. D $$$

Lucille’s Smokehouse Bar-B-Que

6628 Lonetree Blvd., Rocklin, 916-780-7427. American.

Serving slow-cooked meats and other Southern-style

eats that the whole family will love, Lucille’s is a Rocklin

favorite for a reason. L/D $$

Mezcalito Oaxacan Cuisine

5065 Pacific St., 916-701-4772. Oaxacan. Savor authentic

flavors from Oaxaca at this eatery known for their

complex mole, tlayudas, and other flavor-filled plates,

including plenty of vegetarian and seafood options.

Don't forget to save room for dessert: The churros and

mezcal ice cream are a fan favorite. Breakfast served till

noon. B/L/D $$

Pottery World Café

4419 Granite Dr., Rocklin, 916-624-8080. American/Café.

With brioche French toast and buttery Belgian waffles,

in addition to an extensive lunch menu, and a high tea

the second Thursday of every month, this café is the

prime place to take out-of-towners. Their patio is one

of the region’s best, too. B/L $$

The Chef’s Table

6843 Lonetree Blvd., Ste. 103, Rocklin, 916-771-5656.

New American. The namesake chefs here pride

themselves on using local ingredients that are carefully

handled, lovingly prepared, and joyfully served to

you for your culinary enjoyment. Closed Sunday and

Monday. L/D $$

Venita Rhea’s

4415 Granite Dr., Rocklin, 916-624-2697. American.

If you’re looking for a delicious breakfast to start

off your day, Venita Rhea’s is the place to be. From

benedicts, scrambles, and sandwiches to soups, salads,

and bottomless mimosas, you’ll find all your favorites.

B/L $$

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THAI

CANDY STORE/CONFECTIONER

Voted #1 BEST THAI RESTAURANT in

Folsom and El Dorado Hills for the past

13 years and BEST TAKE-OUT. Serving

healthy, delicious and authentic Thai

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Ordering for Take-Out & Delivery on

our websites. Delivery: Doordash,

GrubHub, UberEats, and Snaptown.

Open daily for lunch and dinner. Daily

Specials to make you happy.

Thai Paradise

Folsom 916-984-8988

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El Dorado Hills 916-939-0389

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A Family of Candy Makers since 1963.

With three generations of candy

makers, Snooks continues the tradition

of producing the finest freshly

made confections in Historic Folsom.

Thank you Folsom for your support.

Come Visit Us or Shop Online!

Snooks Candies

and Chocolate Factory

731 Sutter Street, Historic Folsom

916-985-0620

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AMERICAN

We’re open every night for dine-in,

carryout and delivery until 11. Along

with our full menu, we also have

beer, wine, and specialty cocktails.

We appreciate your support!

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Wally's Pizza Bar

4079 Cameron Park Drive

Cameron Park

530-677-5205

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At Fondue 152, you’ll enjoy a four

course dining experience in the Sierra

Foothills featuring cheese fondues,

crisp salads, a wide selection of meats

from traditional to exotic, chocolate

fondues, along with craft brews, hard

ciders, and exceptional wines. Savor

the Decadence. Taste the Uncommon.

Sit back, Relax, and Indulge.

Fondue 152

3275 Coach Lane, Suite B

Cameron Park

530-350-8078

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ITALIAN

AMERICAN

At Visconti’s Ristorante, we’re honored

to cook for you as we cook for our own

family and we are proud to use only

the freshest ingredients and imported

meat, cheese, and wine. We welcome

you and look forward to serving you!

Visconti’s Ristorante

2700 E. Bidwell St., Ste. 700

Folsom

916-983-5181

viscontisristorante.com

The Independent presents an

outstanding American fusion menu

and a top-tier full bar. The scratch

kitchen uses only the freshest, finest

ingredients creating exceptional grill

and seafood entrées. The bar prides

itself on artisanal cocktails, freshsqueezed

juices, and house-made

mixers. Beautiful outdoor patio!

The Independent

Restaurant and Bar

629 Main Street, Placerville

530-344-7645

independentplacerville.com

DESSERTS

AMERICAN

Icing on the Cupcake offers a wide

variety of cupcake flavors, including

gluten-free and vegan options that are

available every day at our three retail

locations. We also offer other sweet

treats, baked fresh daily including

brownies, pies, and cookie sandwiches

using the finest quality ingredients.

Icing on the Cupcake

3 locations to serve you

Rocklin. Folsom Palladio. Sacramento

916-303-4333

icingonthecupcake.com

At Smith Flat House Cellar & Grill, we

are committed to providing locally

sourced farm to fork cuisine in a

unique and inviting atmosphere.

We offer a fine dining experience

both in our Historic Cellar featuring

the original mahogany bar from the

1800s, restored to its original beauty,

and on our elegant patio.

Smith Flat House

Cellar and Grill

2021 Smith Flat Road, Placerville

530-621-1003

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CELEBRATE

EARTH DAY

5 Eco-Friendly Tips

1

Avoid single-use products and

invest in reusable ones: totes,

straws, water bottles, food

storage containers.

Where We Live

“A lake is the landscape’s most

beautiful and expressive

feature. It is Earth’s eye; looking

into which the beholder

measures the depth of his own

nature.”—Henry David Thoreau

2

Reduce paper consumption

by using kitchen towels and

washcloths to clean up messes,

using cloth napkins during meals,

and signing up for paperless billing.

3

Take shorter showers. And keep

a bucket in the shower to collect

water while it warms up; use that

to water your plants.

4

Buy local food to reduce the

distance from farm to fork.

Better yet, plant your own garden

and share the crop with your

neighbors!

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Recycle this magazine or use it

for craft projects. Scour Pinterest

for ideas!

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South of the Border

Dishes

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Local Woodworkers

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