Tuesday, March 15, 2011
Saturday, March 5, 2011
49er Treasure Trail in Amador County
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Solve the clue above and you know you have the skills required to play 49er Treasure Trail, an interactive adventure of epic proportions, March 26th and March 27th, Saturday and Sunday. Navigate historic Amador County by conquering clues and completing challenges, which are all worth points. Come as your favorite detective, from Monsieur Poirot to Nancy Drew or come as yourself. Win prizes for the most points, unique costumes, most fun team, slowest to finish, traveled the furthest, and more. This event is great for all ages. For more information, visit touramador.com or phone (877) 868-7262.
Game hours are 10 am to 5 pm on Saturday, March 26th and 10 am to 1 pm on Sunday, March 27th. Play the whole weekend, one day, or just a few hours. Participants receive a program with rules, clues to solve, list of Challenge Spots, a lanyard and ID. Solve a clue and receive ten points. Points can also be earned by completing a fun task at Challenge Spots. Prizes include hotel rooms, meals, merchandise, show tickets, and gift certificates from local merchants.
Registration is now open and costs $12.50 per person for a team of two; $10 per person for a team of three or more. Players are encouraged to form teams to play the game. Online registration is available at touramador.com.
Let the games begin…
Friday, March 25, 6-8 PM Registration check-in and Kick-off Challenges
ACT Visitor Center, 115 Valley View Way, Sutter Creek
Saturday, March 26, 10-5 pm 49er Treasure Trail hours
Sunday, March 27, 10- 1 pm 49er Treasure Trail hours. All team points turned in by 1:30 pm.
Sunday, March 27, 2:30 pm Gather at the Amador County Fairgrounds to hear the results and win fabulous prizes!
Sunday, March 27, 3:00 pm Thanks for coming! See you next year!
49er Treasure Trail sponsors are: Jackson Rancheria Casino & Hotel; Sierra Heritage Magazine; Capital Public Radio; Sierra Lodestar, the Entertainment Weekly.
Wednesday, March 2, 2011
Amador County Fair CEO Troy Bowers on TSPN TV News
Amador County News, TSPN TV News Video, 2-28-11 - TSPN's Tom Slivick sits down with Amador County Fair CEO Troy Bowers to discuss Governor Brown's budget proposal, regional awards the 2010 fair received at the recent annual convention and Dancing With The Steers, July 28-31.Visit our website at AmadorCountyFair.com for more information
Monday, November 29, 2010
New Year's Eve Blue Moon Bash in Plymouth

Usher in a new year of hope and possibility with an evening of celebration, great food, fine refreshments, and live music! The gates to the Amador County Fairgrounds open at 7 p.m., with dinner served until 9:30 p.m. Live musical performances by Speak Easy Jazz Orchestra, Funky Blue Devils, Late for Dinner, D.J. Gavin, and the winner of ACRA's Battle of the Bands, Meghan O'Keefe. This is a terrific opportunity to have a fabulous evening while supporting parks and recreation and local community groups. This event will be the place to be to celebrate the New Year! There are a limited number of tickets available, so get yours now! Ticket price includes entertainment, dinner, and shuttles to and from the event.
Tickets are $40 per person presale, or $75 per couple. After Dec. 10th the price increases to $50 per person. Ticket includes: dinner, all entertainment, goody bags, and shuttles to and from the event. Evening activities will take place rain or shine. Tickets on sale now locally at the following locations: All Branches of Bank of Amador, Play it Again Sports, Clark's Corner, Curves, Amador Visitors Center, Amador County Fairgrounds, Plymouth City Hall, Munnerlyn's Ice Creamery, Sutter Creek Ice Cream Emporium, or on the web at High Sierra Tickets. Shuttle pick-ups will start at 6:00 p.m. The schedule and pick up spots are available on our website. Special discounts for groups of 10 or more, reserved seating is available. For more information, call Amador County Recreation Agency at (209) 223-6349. Secure lodging early for this sell-out event. RV accommodations are available on the fairgrounds.
Tuesday, October 12, 2010
JoshuaFest 2010 at the Amador County Fairgrounds, Plymouth, CA

See the Music line up for JoshuaFest 2010
Going on sale October 1st, we'll be offering a special VIP package that will include such amenities as: VIP parking, early admission, back-stage access, hospitality and catering, and festival merchandise. The price will be $135 per person (3-day admission), and just like our regular 3-day tickets, includes camping. Already have a ticket? We'll also be selling VIP "upgrades" for $80, which can be combined with any 3-day general admission(adult) ticket for VIP admission and amenities. For more information or to purchase your VIP ticket please visit our ticket page. Supplies limited... these special tickets might sell out!
Friday, September 3, 2010
Bluegrassin' In The Foothills

8th Annual Bluegrass Festival September 17-18 & 19, 2010 in Plymouth, CA
Here's your chance to take part in what has become a fan favorite and wrap up a fantastic summer of great festivals. Be sure to bring a friend or two to enjoy all the Plymouth fun………L&S style!
Our line-up is again solid and includes: Kenny & Amanda Smith, The Larry Gillis Band (formerly of the Gillis Brothers), Junior Sisk & Ramblers Choice, The Bluegrass Brothers, Bound To Ride, The Spinney Brothers, Spring Creek, The Brombies, The Dalton Mountain Gang (Our 2009 Emerging Artists winners) along with our 2010 emerging artists, The Brothers Comatose, The Windy Hill Bluegrass Band & more to follow.
Thank you for your support and commitment of the greatest music on earth and hope you are making plans to attend Plymouth 2010 along with our 2011 AZ winter festivals. You're just a click away form having what could be one hot ticket! While attending our Festivals be sure to say "Hello"!
As you are traveling down that Bluegrassin' HWY a pickin' and a grinnin', always remember……."LIFE IS TRULY GOOD!" Sincerely, Larry & Sondra
Monday, July 26, 2010
Whiskey Dawn at the Amador County Fair Thursday, July 29

It's not to late to get discount tickets to see this great show. Whiskey Dawn is one of California’s hottest country bands. With the release of their first original album, Dear Nashville, Whiskey Dawn’s popularity has sky-rocketed to unimagined heights. Regularly featured on 101.9 the Wolf in Sacramento, Whiskey Dawn’s music has been heard on multiple country stations up and down the State of California. They’ve performed with several Nashville acts including Eric Church, Luke Bryan, Bucky Covington, Lady Antebellum, and more. Quickly becoming the favorite band at each new venue, Whiskey Dawn performed over 100 high-octane shows in 2009, captivating audiences with precision harmonies and dynamic instrumentation.
Though Whiskey Dawn is in just their third year of performing, the foundation for their success started over a decade ago. Troy, Jeremy, and Mike began singing and playing music together in high school. It only took them 10 years to realize how special it was to have three uniquely talented friends – and all with a passion for music. But, it wasn’t until joining forces with journeymen musicians Steve Mendiola, Dave Corina, and Steve Cortez that Whiskey Dawn was formed. As the backbone of Whiskey Dawn, Dave and “Los Dos Stevos,” combine to add immeasurable experience and talent to the lineup.
Catch them on Picnic Hill Stage on Thursday evening.