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Destination for Your Senses
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In honor of my father, who passed in 2003, these are the things I loved about him: Tops on the list was his sense of humor. He was always making little gadgets, some of which I still have to this day. His sense of humor. He was a carpenter so he smelled like fresh shaved wood. His sense of humor. His willingness to fix things for me, when he was younger and still lived here on the mainland. His sense of humor. His sense of adventure, was willing to try just about anything. His sense of humor. He tackled life, in a huge way. His sense of humor. His friendliness, we always had people visiting. His sense of humor.
We have a fantastic piano right outside our store that is attracting a fan club. As we go about our busy day, all of a sudden, WE HEAR BEAUTIFUL MUSIC ! People, young and old, of all levels of talent, stop to play. We hear jazz, rock and roll, simple pecking, and everything in-between.
This guy was pretty great and really enjoyed himself. I did too ! The City of Lancaster had a great idea! Many others have joined the ranks of piano players on this great piano!
Acoustic musicians are not hard to find in the Antelope Valley, but finding talented acoustic musicians is another thing all together, now imagine putting all that talent found in the Antelope Valley into one room, for three hours. Your mind will be blown.
The one I will be focusing on today is the FIRST EVER Acoustic Show at Perk Place Coffee House that took place on Wednesday June 8th. Located at 560 W. Milling St.(which is adjacent to Downtown Lancaster Blvd) Perk Place has been thriving for ten years now. Artists that performed were among the regulars such as Michael Hagen and El Javi, as well as few new fresh faces.
Brittany Harris is no stranger of the local music scene. She puts on mulitple music shows weekly, bi-weekly and monthy. A majority of those being Open Mic Nights; including the bi-weekly shows played at The Rock Inn in Lake Hughes and The Bandstand Coffee House on Lancaster Blvd, put on by Brittany and Chase Wells of “Alas! The Revolution” Productions. Monthly events include the Open Mic Night inside of BLVDtoday Cafe located at 749 W. Lancater BLVD. Show times vary from week to week, so be sure to check out their events page or contact Brittany Harris for more info:
661.917.7161
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Aged Angus Prime Rib I6oz 29
Alaskan King Crab Legs 29
1/2 Pound of Prime Rib and
1/2 Pound of Crab Legs 30
1/2 Pound of Prime Rib
with Bacon Wrapped and Shrimp 26
Full Pound of Baby Back Ribs 21
Pollo Nicola (Another Nick Secret Recipe)
Breast of Chicken stuffed with Sun dried
Tomatoes, Olive T epanade, Pine Nuts,
Cappacolla, Provolone and Drizzled with
Creamy Garlic Pesto Cream Sauce 25
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Cheddar Garlic Mashed Potato,
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