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the top 10Ventura County’s top 10 ideas for summertime fun and excitement by Alex Wilson

outdoor diningCatch some rays and enjoy great meals

hot fun in the summertime Ventura County offers locals and visitors a wide range of scenic outings for great family fun26 special events40 recurring events42 Independence Day events44 outdoor activities48 kid’s events50 summer camps54 sports and recreation

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ON THE COVER: Ventura Makos Surf Camp students have fun while learning the importance of surf safety. Photo by David Pu’u ©2012, davidpuu.com.

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LoCaL brew and wine on Lake CasitasMore and more wine is being made right here in

Ventura County, and the Ojai Wine Festival pro-

vides a showcase for both local vintners and oth-

ers from farther afield. It’s held along the beautiful

shore of Lake Casitas and offers music and other

entertainment as well as fine wine. More than 60

wineries are represented. There are also beer tast-

ings from more than a dozen breweries. Free boat

rides on the lake are another relaxing aspect of the

day. It’s planned for Sunday, June 10. Visit www.

ojaiwinefestival.com.

the wonderfuL worLd of disneyThe Ronald Reagan Presidential Library in Simi

Valley always features fascinating historical ex-

hibits like the Air Force One 707 that flew Reagan

and other presidents on historic journeys across

the globe, but visitors will have an extra opportu-

nity to learn about Reagan’s friendship with Walt

Disney. The official Disney Fan Club presents an

exhibition of more than 500 iconic props, cos-

tumes and artifacts from the Walt Disney Archives

collected over nine decades. Reagan was a co-

host for television coverage of the 1955 open-

ing of Disneyland, and after leaving office, offici-

ated over its 35th anniversary, declaring it “One

of America’s national treasures.” The exhibition

called D23 Presents Treasures of the Walt Disney

Archives opens on July 6 and runs through next

April. Visit www.reaganfoundation.com.

fuLL of hot airOne of California’s largest hot-air balloon events

lifts off in Santa Paula July 27 and 28. Tethered

rides will be offered at the Citrus Classic Balloon

Festival, but just seeing the colorful balloons soar-

ing against the backdrop of nearby orchards and

by Alex WilSon

VenturA County iS SuCh

an idyllic location to spend the

summer that it’s easy to let it

slide right past lounging on the beach

or sipping tropical cocktails decorated

with colorful umbrellas. But too much

relaxation might mean missing out on

some of the fantastic summertime events

involving adventure, excitement and

education. From up-close looks at soaring

hot air balloons and ocean wildlife, to

performances by talented musicians,

summertime activities in Ventura County

offer diversions of all kinds.

top 10

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Wings over Camarillo Aug. 18 and 19

the mountains of the Los Padres Na-

tional Forest is a treat. The event also

features outdoor dining, live music,

beer and wine tasting, a car show and

arts and crafts vendors. Visit www.cit-

rusclassicballoons.com.

For the love oF musicThe rare two-story Monterey-style

adobe built by Don Raymundo Olivas

back in the 1840s is one of Ventura’s

most historically significant buildings,

and the large interior courtyard was

known as the site of huge gatherings

before California was even part of the

United States. The festive spirit lives

on during the popular Music Under

the Stars series held each summer.

There’s a feeling of magic in the air as

music lovers listen and dance to a va-

riety of genres under the shining moon

and swaying trees with the adobe as

a backdrop. Many people bring picnic

dinners, or a delicious catered hot buf-

fet can be ordered in advance. Some

acts this year include Latin jazz with the

Estrada Brothers on Aug. 18 and the

always-popular zydeco performer Lisa

Hailey on Sept. 8. The concerts are on

Saturdays from July 14 through Sept. 8.

It’s smart to reserve tickets in advance.

Visit www.cityofventura.net/mus.

Fair Food and FunSummer’s biggest event includes

something for everyone, from thrill

rides and art exhibits to concerts by

famous performers. Rockers Joan Jett

and the Blackhearts, Brett Michaels of

Poison fame, and country star Martina

McBride are among the performers

who will grace the Grandstand Arena.

Motorsports and rodeo are also fea-

tured there. This year marks the debut

of the new 38,000-square-foot Judge

William P. Clark Livestock Center, re-

placing animal pens that were about

75 years old. The open-air building

will benefit visitors, exhibitors and

the animals. The Ventura County Fair

is set to run Aug. 1 through 12. Visit

www.venturacountyfair.org.

up in the skyAn air show at Camarillo’s airport, and

special events at Santa Paula’s offer

entertainment and aeronautical his-

tory. The Aviation Museum at the Santa

Paula Airport is open on the first Sun-

day of each month. Hangars showcase

historic and experimental airplanes that

take people back to the early days of

flight. There are also antique cars and

motorcycles on display. Another excit-

ing aviation event will take flight on Aug.

18 and 19, the Wings Over Camarillo air

show. A highlight this year will be the

reunion of a legendary unit of airplanes

called the Checkertails that dominated

the Mediterranean theater of combat

during World War II. Visit www.wing-

sovercamarillo.com and www.aviation-

museumofsantapaula.org.

make a splashThe Water Adventure at Lake Casitas is

a great place to cool off on a hot day,

especially since swimming in the lake

is not allowed. There’s a colorful water

playground with squirting fountains for

young kids. An impressive lazy river

feature is fun and relaxing for adults as



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Citrus Classic Balloon Festival July 27 and 28

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terfall. There are also a snack bar and

lounge chairs to lie out on for a relaxing

sunbath. Rental motorboats for fi shing

and sightseeing are also available at

the Lake Casitas Recreation Area. Visit

www.casitaswater.org.

THAR SHE BLOWS! The largest summertime visitors to Ventu-

ra County are blue whales. In fact, they’re

the biggest mammals on the face of the

planet. Island Packers Cruises offers

blue whale watching excursions during

the summer months, while other marine

mammal species like humpback whales

and dolphins are frequently spotted.

Some of Island Packers other fun and

exciting offerings include half-day island

wildlife cruises around Anacapa Island,

and coastal sailing adventures and island

cruises aboard the 137-foot-long, tall

sailing ship Bill of Rights. They also pro-

vide regularly scheduled transportation

to all the islands in Channel Islands Na-

tional Park for hikers, beachcombers and

campers. Visit www.islandpackers.com.

TAKE A HIKEThe Los Padres Forest Association has

done a great job refurbishing the Wheel-

er Gorge Visitor Center on Highway 33,

where summertime programs delight

and educate. The Visitor Center now

contains numerous maps, artifacts and

exhibits about forest animals. Feeders

for hovering hummingbirds and scam-

pering blue jays are a sight to behold. It’s

only eight miles from Ojai but feels like

it’s a world away. In addition to providing

information for people headed deeper

into the forest, there are educational pro-

grams scheduled every weekend during

the summer. Some of the programs in-

clude Reptiles From Around the World,

Birds of Prey and Trees Are Tremendous.

Wheeler Gorge is also a nice place to

camp next to a shady creek, and it’s

worth hiking the nature trail with informa-

tive signs about forest plants. Visit www.

lpforest.org/wheeler.

AT HOME ON THE FARMVentura County is home to amazing

agricultural resources and some grow-

ers help educate customers about their

products, such as McGrath Family

Farm and Underwood Family Farms.

The Underwood operations in Somis

and Moorpark have goat ladders where

the daring critters delight visitors.

The McGrath farm in Camarillo offers

tours and a chance to pick your own

produce. In addition to learning about

agriculture, they’re also great places to

buy some farm-fresh produce for sum-

mer salads and other healthy treats.

Visit www.mcgrathfamilyfarm.com and

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9am – 2 pm • $345Session One: June 18– July 13 Session Two: July 16 – Aug 10Learn first aid, water safety & CPR, surfing, paddle boarding and kayaking, and basic ocean rescue

techniques.Call Channel Islands Harbor Patrol

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YOUTH SAILING INSTRUCTION PROGRAM Ages 8-18 (attendees must have basic swimming skills and provide their own life jacket) Pacific Corinthian Youth Foundation2-week class • Mon-Fri, 9am – 4pm $400 (5 Sessions beginning June 4) Scholarships availableFrom beginner to advanced, from Sabots to Lasers, from Lasers to FJs, from novice to racer. PCYF has the right summer sailing program for you.

CSUCI WATERSPORTS CAMPAges 9-16 • 5 days Mon-Fri, 9am – 4pm • $175 (7 Sessions beginning June 18)Scholarships available

Specialized instruction in sailing, windsurfing and kayaking.

Located at the beautiful Channel Islands Harbor, each day is filled with hands-on instruction, water and land-based games, water safety and environmental education.

For more information call (805) 437-8902; www.csuci.edu/recreation

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7-17 years $150 for entire summer! $50 discount for muliple team sign-up!Practice held M-F 6/18—8/17• Swim Team (9-10:15 am or 2:45-4 pm) • Dive Team (2:45-4 pm)• Synchronized Swim Team (2:45-4 pm)• Water Polo Team (3:45-5 pm)

8-12 years • M-F 9 am-12:30 pm $95• Mermaids & Pirates Camp (7/9-13, 8/13-17)

9-14 years • M-F 9 am-12:30 pm $50-$175

• Junior Lifeguards (two 2-week sessions: 6/25-7/6, 7/23-8/3)• Aquatic Sports Camp (6/18-20 M-W, 7/16-20)• Swim, Bike, Run Tri-it Camp (8/6-10)

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Water Exercise • Water Polo • Toddlertime

CPR & First Aid Classes • Family Float Nights

Dive-in Movies • Pool Parties

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SWIM LESSONS6 months-AdultM-F 2-week sessions $55Saturday 3-week sessions $25Learning to swim is a life saving skill. Sign-up now!

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Swim Lesson Schedule and more POOL INFO at:

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Beach Volleyball Academy$85 Ages 9-15 • M-F 9 am-12 pm (6 one-week sessions) Our most popular academy has fun skills-n-drills to pass, set, hit, dig, block, serve and other beach games. At State Beach San Pedro Street courts. Please obey parking restriction signs. For info call 805.658.4764

Sail and Kayak Camp$150 Ages 9-13 years • M-F 9 am-4 pm Spend a week on the water sailing and kayaking in the safety of Ventura Harbor with dynamic instructors learning sailing and basic kayak skills. At Marina Park Leo Robbins Community Sailing Center. For info call 805.658.4746

Half Pint Hoops$85 Ages 6-8 M-F 8:30-11:30 am • 6/25-6/29 Boys and girls acquire basketball skills in a safe, fun environment. At Loma Vista Elementary School, 300 Lynn Drive. For info call 805.658.4728

Summer Tennis Academy$85 Ages 8-14 (3 one-week sessions) Join us for a fun week of games, drills and fun activities. Bring a racquet, water and small snack. At Camino Real Park Tennis Center. For info call 805.658.4764

High School Girls Summer Tennis Camp$100 Ages 14-18 • M-F 10 am-12 pm • 7/30-8/3 Camp for beginners to advanced beginners already on or planning to join their high school teams will focus on live ball drills, match play and conditioning. For info call 805.658.4764

SNAG Golf Camps (Starting New At Golf) $150/$180 Ages 5 years-Adult M-F 1-4 pm (3 one-week sessions) Covers all aspects of golf. SNAG provides clubs. At Camino Real Park. For info call 805.658.4764

Monday through Friday • Ages 6-11EVERY WEEK from June 18 to August 17

$130 Full Day 8 am-5 pm $ 85 AM Half Day 8 am-1 pm (includes swimming)$ 70 PM Half Day 1-5 pm (no swimming)• Swimming & waterslides Tuesday, Wednesday &

Thursday…WOW three days!• Organized sports & games• Great arts & crafts• Rock climbing wall• Team and character building

activities• “Camper of the week” awards• A different Fun Friday Theme each week• FREE extended care till 5:30 pm for

working parents

SPECIALTY CAMPS At Barranca Vista Park & Center, 7050 E Ralston St & BFC (Bible Fellowship Church) 6950 E Ralston St

For more info call 805.654.7552

Science & Playwell Lego Camps Entertaining and educational half-day camps sparking imaginations for ages 5-12Offered by Mad Science $149and Play-Well TEKnologies $190 Theatre-Music-Cooking CampsFull and half day camps Offered by CATS for ages 5-14 $100-$175 Broadway • Glee • Improv • Cooking + Rock & Roll High Music Camp on 8/6-8/10 $350FRESH-i-Media CampsHalf-day camps $180 for ages 5-12. Create your own short film or comic book. Held at BFC.

Academic & Fitness CampsHalf-day camps to get a head start on Math and English for 8-10 years $105Karma Kids Yoga for 5-8 years $100

Fun expert staff certified in first aid/CPR and background checked.

SPORTS CAMPSAt various locations in Ventura.

Call the phone number listed with each sport below for more information.

City of Ventura Summer Camps

CAMP VENTURAVentura Community Park • 901 S Kimball Rd.

For more information call 805.658.4748

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7-17 years $150 for entire summer! $50 discount for muliple team sign-up!Practice held M-F 6/18—8/17• Swim Team (9-10:15 am or 2:45-4 pm) • Dive Team (2:45-4 pm)• Synchronized Swim Team (2:45-4 pm)• Water Polo Team (3:45-5 pm)

8-12 years • M-F 9 am-12:30 pm $95• Mermaids & Pirates Camp (7/9-13, 8/13-17)

9-14 years • M-F 9 am-12:30 pm $50-$175

• Junior Lifeguards (two 2-week sessions: 6/25-7/6, 7/23-8/3)• Aquatic Sports Camp (6/18-20 M-W, 7/16-20)• Swim, Bike, Run Tri-it Camp (8/6-10)

Open Swim • Swim Lessons • Lap Swim

Water Exercise • Water Polo • Toddlertime

CPR & First Aid Classes • Family Float Nights

Dive-in Movies • Pool Parties

NOVICE TEAMS AQUATIC CAMPS

SWIM LESSONS6 months-AdultM-F 2-week sessions $55Saturday 3-week sessions $25Learning to swim is a life saving skill. Sign-up now!

VENTURA AQUATIC CENTER 901 S. Kimball Rd. • 654-7511

cityofventura.net/aquatics

Swim Lesson Schedule and more POOL INFO at:

www.cityofventura.net/aquatics

Beach Volleyball Academy$85 Ages 9-15 • M-F 9 am-12 pm (6 one-week sessions) Our most popular academy has fun skills-n-drills to pass, set, hit, dig, block, serve and other beach games. At State Beach San Pedro Street courts. Please obey parking restriction signs. For info call 805.658.4764

Sail and Kayak Camp$150 Ages 9-13 years • M-F 9 am-4 pm Spend a week on the water sailing and kayaking in the safety of Ventura Harbor with dynamic instructors learning sailing and basic kayak skills. At Marina Park Leo Robbins Community Sailing Center. For info call 805.658.4746

Half Pint Hoops$85 Ages 6-8 M-F 8:30-11:30 am • 6/25-6/29 Boys and girls acquire basketball skills in a safe, fun environment. At Loma Vista Elementary School, 300 Lynn Drive. For info call 805.658.4728

Summer Tennis Academy$85 Ages 8-14 (3 one-week sessions) Join us for a fun week of games, drills and fun activities. Bring a racquet, water and small snack. At Camino Real Park Tennis Center. For info call 805.658.4764

High School Girls Summer Tennis Camp$100 Ages 14-18 • M-F 10 am-12 pm • 7/30-8/3 Camp for beginners to advanced beginners already on or planning to join their high school teams will focus on live ball drills, match play and conditioning. For info call 805.658.4764

SNAG Golf Camps (Starting New At Golf) $150/$180 Ages 5 years-Adult M-F 1-4 pm (3 one-week sessions) Covers all aspects of golf. SNAG provides clubs. At Camino Real Park. For info call 805.658.4764

Monday through Friday • Ages 6-11EVERY WEEK from June 18 to August 17

$130 Full Day 8 am-5 pm $ 85 AM Half Day 8 am-1 pm (includes swimming)$ 70 PM Half Day 1-5 pm (no swimming)• Swimming & waterslides Tuesday, Wednesday &

Thursday…WOW three days!• Organized sports & games• Great arts & crafts• Rock climbing wall• Team and character building

activities• “Camper of the week” awards• A different Fun Friday Theme each week• FREE extended care till 5:30 pm for

working parents

SPECIALTY CAMPS At Barranca Vista Park & Center, 7050 E Ralston St & BFC (Bible Fellowship Church) 6950 E Ralston St

For more info call 805.654.7552

Science & Playwell Lego Camps Entertaining and educational half-day camps sparking imaginations for ages 5-12Offered by Mad Science $149and Play-Well TEKnologies $190 Theatre-Music-Cooking CampsFull and half day camps Offered by CATS for ages 5-14 $100-$175 Broadway • Glee • Improv • Cooking + Rock & Roll High Music Camp on 8/6-8/10 $350FRESH-i-Media CampsHalf-day camps $180 for ages 5-12. Create your own short film or comic book. Held at BFC.

Academic & Fitness CampsHalf-day camps to get a head start on Math and English for 8-10 years $105Karma Kids Yoga for 5-8 years $100

Fun expert staff certified in first aid/CPR and background checked.

SPORTS CAMPSAt various locations in Ventura.

Call the phone number listed with each sport below for more information.

City of Ventura Summer Camps

CAMP VENTURAVentura Community Park • 901 S Kimball Rd.

For more information call 805.658.4748

To register go to www.cityofventura.net/eRecreation or call 805.658.4726For a complete listing of ALL Summer Camps go to www.cityofventura.net/recreation

Catch some rays and enjoy great meals


CamarilloAloha Steakhouse, 5800 Santa Rosa Road, 484-1422, $15-$25If you’re in the mood for top-quality steaks and fresh seafood, then head to Aloha Steakhouse. The menu features contem-porary and traditional fare from fish and chips and New England clam chowder to the macadamia-crusted mahi-mahi or filet mignon pepper steak. Whatever your craving, this won’t disappoint. Bandits’ Grill and Bar, 1980 Ventura Blvd., 445-4742, $12-$15Known for some of the best Western-style barbecue in the area, Bandits’ is a road-side eatery and tavern serving up mouth-

watering pulled pork, tender tri-tip and de-licious baby back ribs. Enjoy some great food and great service as you sit against a saloon-inspired backdrop straight out of the Wild West. The French Bulldog, 2433 Ventura Blvd., 482-5249Formerly the home of JJ Brewsky’s, Chef Gaël Lecolley and wife, Cathryn, have transformed the dining spot into a gas-tropub with a contemporary artistic atmo-sphere. Offering unique dishes such as filet mignon sliders and lobster risotto, it’s a sure win to tantalize taste buds.Twenty 88, 2088 Ventura Blvd., 388-2088 At the former spot of Enoteca Toscana,

Executive Chef Candace Hilger offers diners a new look and culinary style that, thankfully, increases the opportunity for the adventurous of palate.Panini Place, 2145 Ventura Blvd., 484-6529 This family-owned European-inspired cafe is located in the heart of Old Town Camarillo. Known for its wide selection of scrumptious sandwiches, this rustic, cozy eatery also features some of the tastiest weekend breakfast options and delec-table desserts in the area. Ric’s Restaurant & Sports Lounge, 2500 Las Posas Road, 389-9919Featuring an array of food made to order using only the freshest ingredients, sports

fans and regular diners alike will enjoy the fun atmosphere and the friendly staff. Snapper Jack’s Taco Shack, 4850 Ver-dugo Way, 384-0334, $5-$9Family owned and operated, Snapper Jack’s serves up unique tasty Mexican food in an efficient family-friendly environ-ment. Regulars rave about the salsa bar, and the “Shack Sauce” comes highly rec-ommended. With a menu featuring tasty tacos, burritos, enchiladas, fresh salads and more, there’s something for everyone. Texas Cattle Co., 710 Arneill Road, 383-2770Looking for that tasty Tex-Mex cuisine? Mosey on down to the Texas Cattle Co. for grilled burgers and steaks and more.

FEELING LIKE SOME dOWNTIME THIS SuMMER after enjoying the various events and camps throughout Ventura County? Get the best of both worlds and eat out with the best in patio dining. So go out and enjoy the summer sunshine — there are plenty of spots that will entice your taste buds.

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The California Grill, 67 Daily Drive, 987-1922, $12-$20The perfect place to stop in after a day of outlet shopping, Camarillo’s California Grill offers friendly, upscale dining and at-tentive service, delicious food and great drinks. If you can’t make up your mind, try the filet mignon with fresh veggies and the decadent goat-cheese mascarpone mashed potatoes. Verona Trattoria, 2485 Ventura Blvd., 383-7576For a delicious meal in a welcoming hom-ey atmosphere, Verona Trattoria is a great dining option for a night out. The crisp, lightly breaded calamari and tasty ciop-pino come highly recommended, in ad-dition to the hearty pastas and delicious desserts.

OjaiAgave Maria Restaurant and Cantina, 106 S. Montgomery St., 646-6353, $7-$18Known for serving up delicious, large por-tions of food, famous pixie-rita margaritas, and offering a wide selection of tequila. Try some of the handmade chile rellenos, fresh ceviche, organic beans and rice or incredible Niman Ranch steaks. Head out on a Sunday to hear live jazz on the roomy patio! Big Buddha Lounge, 530 Ventura Ave., Oak View. 649-2832Located at the top of the hill in Oak View, Big Buddha Lounge is part furniture lounge, part beer and wine bar, part cafe and part live music venue. Boccali’s Pizza and Pasta, 3277 Ojai Santa Paula Road, 646-6116, $4-$19

Picturesque Ojai location. Seating outside is almost always preferable, even in the winter (when there are heat lamps). The pizza is some of the best in the county. Boccali’s uses fresh ingredients from its own garden. And then there’s the apple cobbler. Heaven in a dish.Hip Vegan Cafe, 928 E. Ojai Ave., 646-1750, $5-$12Offering fresh organic vegan fare, this cafe is a sanctuary for the hungry and health-minded. Try the tasty gluten-free avocado wrap, black bean burrito or a juicy tempeh burger; and wash it down with a refreshing herbal iced tea or delicious date shake. Los Corporales, 307 E Ojai Ave., 646-5452, $6-$16An excellent place for authentic, freshly prepared Mexican food, great margaritas and an abundance of tequila. Startt with the delicious chips and salsa and follow up with some chile rellenos, tacos or car-nitas. There are plenty of vegetarian op-tions to choose from as well. Osteria Monte Grappa, 205 N. Signal St., 640-6767, $4.50-$23.95Authentic cuisine and a casual atmo-sphere will make you feel as if you’ve just arrived in Italy. The reasonably priced rustic northern Italian menu has countless offerings, including a daily selection of specials influenced by fresh organic finds at the local farmers markets, with plenty of vegetarian options. The Farmer and the Cook, 339 West El Roblar, 640-9608, $6-$11Cook Steve Sprinkel grows much of the produce that is prepared in this neigh-borhood cafe featuring an all-organic, vegetarian, Mexican daily menu. With raw tacos, green corn tamales or taqui-tos in mole, there are plenty of fresh and

delicious options. Be sure to stop in on a weekend night, when the cafe transforms into a casual restaurant, serving up pizzas and fresh farm specials.

OxnardMrs. Olson’s Coffee Hut, 117 Los Altos St., 985-9151, $5-$14A down-home-feeling type of joint. Pumpkin pancakes, almost world-famous breakfast potatoes, chorizo and whatever else the chefs can think of make this Ox-nard eatery a real locals’ favorite.Pirates Grub ’n’ Grog, 450 S. Victoria Ave., 984-0046, $4.95-$18.95A great neighborhood restaurant with an ideal bar for watching the game, ambi-ence that lacks pretentiousness, and good, hearty eats that won’t put a dent in your wallet.Sea Fresh, 3550 S. Harbor Blvd., 204-0974Located in the beautiful Channel Islands Harbor, this place offers wonderful water-

front dining. Watch boats cruise by while enjoying a bloody mary alongside a plate of fresh grilled fish or a platter of delicious fried calamari and clam strips. Serving breakfast, lunch and dinner seven days a week.The Italian Job, 2810 S. Harbor Blvd., 832-4945, $8-$20The Italian Job Cafe, located across from Hollywood Beach, is a casual dining des-tination and fun for the whole family. Chef and owner Fabrizio Iannucci dedicates himself to the menu and daily specials. Open for lunch and dinner seven days a week. La Dolce Vita, 740 S. B St., 486-6878La Dolce Vita offers the best in the fine Ital-ian cuisine. As a family owned and oper-ated restaurant, our staff is dedicated to providing you with a combination of ex-quisite food and impeccable service. Add to that a warm and inviting cocktail lounge and fireplace room for private parties, La Dolce Vita truly is “The Sweet Life.”Lookout Bar and Grill, 2800 S. Harbor Blvd., 985-9300, $4.95- $13.95This English pub serves hearty portions at a decent price, with favorites such as cot-tage pie, curried chips, steak and kidney pie, and Cornish pasties. Try the Scottish salmon, which is flown in to the pub spe-cifically from Scotland. Topper’s Pizza at Channel Islands Har-bor, 2701 Peninsula Road, 385-4444 Come check out a spectacular view of the Channel Islands Harbor at this Toppers lo-cation. This local pizza hotspot serves up fresh salads, tasty sandwiches and deli-cious pies with fresh toppings that flow to the edge of the unique crust, tangy sauce and daily-made dough. One-topping piz-zas range from $6 to $15. Yolanda’s Mexican Cafe, 1601 S. Victo-ria Ave., 985-1340, $10-$18This festive neighborhood restaurant features a fun and friendly atmosphere, heated outdoor dining with harbor views, and authentic Mexican food. Start off with some crispy taquitos or spicy bean dip and chips. Then pair one of the award winning margaritas with some sizzling faji-




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tas or carnitas Vera Cruz. Whale’s Tail, 3950 Bluefi n Circle, Chan-nel Islands Harbor, 985-2511, $8-$30 Now a member of the Green Restaurants Association, the Whale’s Tail is using or-ganic and local foods whenever possible. Offering two great dining experiences: en-joy the romantic ambience and water views in the main restaurant downstairs, or head to the top deck for a casual rendezvous on the patio while enjoying harbor and moun-tain views. Fresh seafood and a variety of other delicious entrees are guaranteed ev-ery time.

THOUSAND OAKSSabor Cocina Mexicana, Thousand Oaks, 2200 E. Thousand Oaks Blvd., 497-2457, $14-$28Specializing in Baja-style tacos, especially fi sh tacos, also chile verde taco, superb salsa and chips, Hawaiano concoction of juices. Cheap prices and awesome food; you’ll want more afterward. Tipsy Goat, 159 E. Thousand Oaks Blvd., 494-9996, $7-$20Come sample a few pints at this neighbor-hood Irish pub, which features great food, fun atmosphere and outdoor dining. Start with some Irish tacos or the Scotched egg and move on to the delicious braised corned beef and cabbage or the traditional shepherds pie with a twist. VENTURAAmigos Surf Cantina and Cafe, 546 E. Main St., 874-2232The former home of Charlene’s in Down-town Ventura, Amigos Surf Cantina and Cafe offers classic Mexican cuisine and a full bar. Enjoy a margarita on the patio at Amigos Surf Cantina and Cafe this sum-mer season.

Anacapa Brewing Company, 472 E. Main St., 643-BEER, $9-$25Ventura’s only local brewery. Tasty, stan-dard bar menu (tri-tip sandwich, fi sh and chips, burgers) with a few innovative twists (sweet potato fries, veggie pizza). Try the beer sampler — fi ve large, shot-size tasters of Anacapa’s rotating menu of brews. Andria’s Seafood Restaurant, 1449 Spinnaker Drive, suite A, 654-0546, $7-$39A local favorite for good reason. No-frills fi sh market with the best clam chowder in town (served in a bread bowl if you so choose). Fish and chips, calamari and sin-fully delicious onion rings as well as an as-

tounding selection of grilled seafood.Beach House Tacos, 668 Harbor Blvd., 648-3177, $2-$5Located on the beautiful Ventura Pier, Beach House Tacos offers casual quality dining with a view. Choose from a variety of fresh seafood or meat tacos, chips and salsa, and enjoy a cold beer or agave cock-tail on the shaded patio. Bernadette’s, 701 E. Main St., 643-6749, $7-$19Enter the art of the sandwich makers in this cozy diner. You will fi nd the food inexpen-sive, full of classic fl avors, and with fast ser-vice. Salads, sandwiches, fruit and cheese platters plus wine and more. Blackbeards, 1591 Spinnaker Drive, #115, 650-7773Taking a stroll in Ventura Harbor and look-ing for some good barbecue? Try out Blackbeards. It offers some of the fi nest ribs on the Ventura coast. It also features pulled pork, tri-tip, buffalo burgers and more. Also, it’s Ventura Harbor’s hot spot for dancing and live music.Brophy Brothers, 1559 Spinnaker Drive, Ventura Harbor, 639-0865, $7-$23 After serving locals and visitors in Santa

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Barbara for a number of years, Brophy Brothers opened its second location, in Ventura, in 2007. Bringing the same quality of fresh produce and outstanding service, you are guaranteed an enjoyable dining experience every time. C-Street, 450 E. Harbor Blvd., (800) 842-0800, $15-$36Ventura’s Gold Coast Concept Restau-rant — located in the lobby of the Crowne Plaza Hotel — features fresh local flavors, seafood and spectacular wines. Come enjoy California-inspired cuisine in a contemporary atmosphere. You can also watch the crashing waves while enjoying your favorite drink at the hotel’s AQUA Beachfront Bar. Cafe Fiore, 66 S. California St., 653-1266, $10-$30A whole slew of fancy martinis and hearty, rustic Italian fare served in a swanky, lively environment. Try the outdoor patio on a warm night. On the weekends you’ll want to dress to impress.Café Nouveau, 1497 E. Thompson Blvd., 648-1422, $6-$15Perfect place for weekend breakfast, Sun-day brunch or dinner, Wednesday through Saturday. California cuisine with a Euro-pean flair. On a sunny day, make sure to take advantage of the picturesque patio seating. The homemade syrup over Bel-gian waffles can’t be beat.Duke’s, 1124 S Seaward Ave., 653-0707For casual nostalgic beach-bum atmo-sphere and great food head, to Duke’s which boasts “Best Buns on the Beach.” Enjoy big burgers, fresh fish tacos, gorge on some chili cheese fries, and wash it all down with a beer. Try the infamous Whole Ball of Wax burger, which includes all the

normal fixings plus avocado and bacon. Eric Ericssons, 668 Harbor Blvd., 643-4783, entrees $13-$32Enjoy delectable surf and turf accompa-nied by beautiful views on the Ventura Pier. Tons of fresh fish entrees to choose from, like the farm-raised salmon, charbroiled, topped with a cucumber dill sauce. Or try out some clam chowder, ceviche, or oys-ter shooters at the upstairs tapas bar. Harbor Cove Cafe 1867 Spinnaker Drive Ventura 658-1639Get away from it all in this cafe tucked away at the end of Spinnaker Drive. Enjoy breakfast, lunch and/or dinner. Featur-ing “fog lifter” breakfasts like breakfast sandwiches, burritos, seafood omelets, French toast, pancakes and oatmeal. And the lunch and dinner menu are one and the same: sandwiches, Hebrew National all beef hot dogs, one-third-pound Black Angus burgers, and a variety of fish dishes both fried and grilled. Beer and wine avail-able.Hill Street Cafe, 1050 S Hill Road, 654-1115. $8-$12Known for good service and tasty dishes, Hill Street Cafe features cozy patio seat-ing and a friendly atmosphere, delicious breakfast and lunch options presented in perfect portions. This is a good place to enjoy a casual meal if you’re in the area. Le Petit Café and Bakery, 1591 Spinna-ker Drive, 642-1191Le Petit slogan, “A little bit of France in the Ventura Harbor,” fits this establishment perfectly. With its outdoor patio overlook-ing the harbor, Le Petit offers a little bit of everything, from quiche for breakfast to a Mediterranean salad for lunch and frog legs appetizer for dinner. It also offers an assortment of domestic and imported wine and beer.

Margarita Villa, 1567 Spinnaker Drive, 654-7906, $11-$16Margarita Villa features amazing margari-tas and traditional Mexican dishes in a ca-sual setting. A variety of Southwest flavors make up the menu, with fresh seafood in abundance, and be sure to try one of the signature margaritas. Milano’s Italian Restaurant, 1559 Spin-naker Drive, #100, 658-0388, $3-$51.25Located on the waterfront at the Ventura Harbor Village, this comfortable eatery of-fers an array of tantalizing Italian favorites at affordable prices, and with a lovely view. The choice of outdoor, patio or indoor seating allows diners to customize the dining experience, but the tried-and-true fare makes Milano’s a local destination. Petit Reve Café, 1124 S. Seaward Ave., 641-1581, $1-$4This new addition the Ventura cafe scene bakes up mouth-watering pastries and treats from scratch daily. The menu is ever-evolving and features goodies such as the Meyer lemon bar, lemon lavender

bread, a variety of cookies and cakes and delicious coffees and teas. Located a few blocks from the beach, it’s the ideal stop for a little indulgence. Royal Bakery and Cafe, 4726 Tele-phone Road, 654-9104, $5-$8A great place for a casual lunch in Ventura. Featuring delicious fresh sandwiches, sal-ads, soups, tarts and more, and plenty of tempting bakery treats!Savory Cafe, 419 E. Main St., 625-7092, $3.75-$13.95Great ambience and charming outdoor seating, Savory Cafe offers daily fresh-baked goods, delicious breakfast and lunch entrees, and plenty of tasty items for in-between. Spencer Makenzie’s Fish Company 806 E. Thompson Blvd. Ventura, 643-8226 $3 - $9.95The little taco stand that possesses the unique menu with tasty tacos. Taquerias, fish taco, chip ‘n’ salsa, plus more authen-tic Mexican dishes. Try the fresh chips ‘n’ homemade salsa with the Ahi tacos; it will take you back to the south border of Mexico.The Greek at the Harbor, 1583 Spin-naker Drive, Ventura Harbor, 650-5350, $8.95 -$27.95This is Ventura’s only restaurant featur-ing waterfront dining, authentic Greek dishes, and lively entertainment all to-gether. Choose from an array of enticing traditional dishes such as the dolmades, gyros, moussaka or roasted lamb. Tutti’s Off Main, 34 North Palm St., 643-0880, $12-$35Great menu, including pork chops over curried risotto, gourmet pizzas, seafood and lots of great appetizers. Upscale set-ting in the Livery Courtyard in Ventura. The patio is beautiful, as is the interior of the restaurant. Breakfast, lunch and dinner.Winchester’s Grill and Saloon, 632 E. Main St., 653-7446, $9-$24A really fun place to grab a beer (40 on tap), especially if you can nab a table on the front patio and get in some good peo-ple watching action. The ostrich burger and duck strips set the menu apart. Hap-py hours seven days a week, 4-6 p.m., 10 p.m.-close. •

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SPECIAL EVENTSSummerfeStJune 2This free, family-friendly event, presented by the Ventura Education Partnership, will celebrate fun, physical fitness events, music and healthy foods. The event will include activities like Frisbee, soc-cer, volleyball, tennis, basketball, hula hooping, dance and more, plus climbing wall, picnicking, 5K run, live entertainment and a bike rodeo. 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Ventura Unified School District, 255 W. Stanley Ave., Ventura. for more information, call (805) 641-5000, ext. 1550.Summit muSic feStJune 2It’s not every day that a rock and roll legend like Johnny Rivers performs in Ojai. Throw in the fact it’s a benefit for a public school with a host of local bands opening and it makes the occasion even more special. And how exactly does a pub-lic school get to raise funds with a rock concert instead of a bake sale? Turns out that, in addition to living a life of danger, the Secret Agent Man’s grandchild is a student at Summit Elementary School. 2 p.m. to 10 p.m., Sulphur Mountain

Road, Upper Ojai. for more information and tickets, visit www.summitmusicfest.org or call 805-727-1393.caSa Pacifica angelS 19th annual Wine and food feStivalJune 3An epicurean experience showcasing the area’s best restaurants and caterers, wineries and microbreweries, with continuous live entertain-ment and a large silent auction throughout the day to benefit Casa Pacifica. 1-4 p.m. California State University, Channel Islands, Camarillo. General admission tickets start at $100. for more information, visit www.cpwineand-foodfestival.com.oJai muSic feStivalJune 7-10The annual classical music festival, held mostly outdoors at the Libbey Bowl, returns with Leif Ove Andsnes as music director. The festival is a four-day series of concerts, symposia and auxil-iary events. Single ticket prices start at $15. Day passes and festival passes are also available for purchase. for more information, call (805) 646-2053 or visit www.ojaifestival.org.california honey harveSt feStival

June 9-10This event features fun for the whole family, in-cluding vendors, honey tasting, bee displays and train rides out to the honey farm. Event will take place at Central Park in Fillmore. Admission is free. for more information, visit www.fwry.com or call (805) 524-2546.oJai Wine feStivalJune 10The annual event, held at Lake Casitas, offers a fantastic variety of wines and specialty beers as well as a wonderful selection of local res-taurants selling delicious culinary delights, arts and crafts vendors, a steady stream of musical entertainment, a dance floor, a silent auction and free boat rides on the Rotary boat. General admission tickets start at $40. for more infor-mation, call (800) 648-4881 or visit www.ojaiwinefestival.com.the roadShoW revivalJune 16Fans of all ages of “The Man in Black” take over the Ventura County Fairgrounds. Bands play be-loved Johnny Cash songs, girls dress to impress for a “pinup” pageant, and car lovers fawn over gleaming vintage rides. Music this year includes Wanda Jackson, Carlene Carter, Slim Jim Phan-tom trio and Tim Polecat, Big River, Cash up Front, The Johnnys, Big Tweed, Jeff Hershey and the Heartbeats, Kyle Hunt and the King Gypsy, The

Pullmen, J.R. Black and 50 Sticks of Dynamite. Bands will rock from 10:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. General admission is $25 per person or $20 ad-vanced sale. for more information, visit www.roadshowrevival.com.channel iSlandS harbor marinafeStJune 16-17This event is a boater’s delight, featuring a fabu-lous selection of all types of watercraft. Marinaf-est will feature a great selection of power and sail vessels, live demos, savory food and more. The event will take place in the west side of the Channel Islands Harbor at 3850 S. Harbor Blvd., Oxnard. Admission is free. for more informa-tion, visit www.ci-boatshow.com.father’S day car ShoWJune 17Milestone Car Society of California presents the fifth annual Father’s Day Car Show at Channel Islands Harbor from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Harbor-view Park. Dads can celebrate their special day at the 2012 Father’s Day Car Show waterside at Channel Islands Harbor in Oxnard. The event fea-tures an eclectic mix of custom cars, hot rods and classics. Registration is open to all years, makes and models. for more information, visit www.milestonecarsociety.com.ventura county greek feStivalJune 22-24The celebration will feature Greek music, food, a

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Boater’s swap MeetJune 23A boater’s haven to be held at the at Penin-sula Yacht Marina at 3700 Peninsula Road in Oxnard, the event will feature new and used boat equipment; marine, sail and power boat supplies; nautical knickknacks; boat tools; electronics; hardware; fishing gear and sails. Admission and vendor registration are free of charge. Enjoy the day while you look, buy, sell or swap. For more information, visit www.peninsulayachtmarina.com.Vans warped tour June 24The annual music festival showcases up-and-coming and established rock, punk rock, metal

and pop music acts on multiple stages along with shopping, video games and other activi-ties. It’s an all-ages event with a special tent for parents to chill. Doors open at 11 a.m. at the Ventura County Fairgrounds. For more infor-mation, go to www.warpedtour.com.Banked track roller derByJune 30Sugartown Rollergirls, Ventura County’s first and only banked track roller derby league, will offer more than your average sporting event at the inaugural season opener. Roller derby is a full-contact, aggressive, competitive sport con-ducted on eight wheels. Doors are at 5 p.m. and the game begins at 6 p.m. at the Ventura County Fairgrounds. General admission tickets are $12 online and at the door. Tickets can be purchased at www.brownpapertickets.com. General park-

ing is available for $5. For more information, visit www.facebook.com/sugartownroller-girls or e-mail [email protected]. suMMerFest all Breed doG showJuly 5-8Thousands of dog lovers will convene at Sea-side Park, where the cutest, most talented pooches and their trainers will vie for Best in Show. There will also be more than 70 ven-dors selling all things that two- and four-legged friends can enjoy. This year’s show will be held from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Admission is free; park-ing is $5 at the Ventura County Fairgrounds. For more information, call (805) 553-0630.BoMBay Beach partyJuly 6 and 7While Ventura has become a trendy destina-tion for summer events, the Bombay Bar and Grill’s annual Beach Party has been going strong now for more than 20 years. Transforming their downtown parking lot into a beach setting complete with an outdoor stage that hosts two nights of live music, the Beach Party is as guar-anteed a good time as summer itself. 4 p.m. to 2 a.m. Bombay Bar and Grill, 143 S. California St., Ventura. For more information visit www.bombaybarandgrill.com. hot suMMer Jazz and artJuly 14Returning to Historic Downtown Santa Paula, this event offers a free jazz concert and art exhibit, food, drink and fun. The Santa Paula Downtown Merchants’ Association invites local artists to submit entries for possible selection by the Artist Selection Committee. For more infor-mation, call (805) 312-1845.

Music under the stars saturdays July 14-sept. 8A series of concerts held under the summer night sky at the beautiful and historic Olivas Adobe, starting at 7:30 p.m. Each Saturday features a different musician or group, rang-ing from swing to country and jazz. Guests can bring their own dinners or reserve a table for catering, then dance the night away. Tickets are $20 each. For more information, visit www.cityofventura.net/mus.pooch parade doG walk and pet expoJuly 15Annual Pooch Parade, Dog Walk and Pet Expo takes place at San Buenaventura State Beach Park in Ventura to raise money for home-less dogs in the Canine Adoption and Rescue League’s program. The pet expo runs from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. For more information, to obtain a brochure or to register a team, visit www.carlvc.org.citrus FestiValJuly 20-22Santa Paula celebrates its rich agricultural heri-tage with a citrus-themed parade and car show, carnival rides, live entertainment and a citrus and avocado tasting tent. Admission is $5, $2 for kids. Harding Park, 1300 E. Harvard Blvd., Santa Paula. For more information, visit www.san-tapaulafestival.org.pirate days FestiValJuly 21Return to mystical times when the pirates roamed the seas during the seventh annual Pirate Days Festival. The event features profes-



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at the

AIRPORTSANTA PAULA

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TOURS EVENTS WEDDINGS

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Santa Paula, CA / July 20-21-22, 2012Friday 5-11 pm / Saturday & Sunday Noon-11 pm

Live EntertainmentMusic 3-11 pm

Friday:Juano and Friends, Thee Midniters, Tierra

Saturday:House Arrest, The Family Stone

Sunday:Banda Huracán del Pacífico, Acción de la Sierra,

Nuevo Komando, Los Grandes de Tijuana

Carnival RidesFamily Fun Stage

Entry Fee$5.00 Adults / $2.00 Kids

(10 and under Free)Carnival Rides are a separate cost

45th

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Cruise Night, First FridaysHistoric Downtown Main StreetApril through October, 5-9pm525-4474 or 933-4226 First Sunday at the AirportYear Round, 10am-3pm www.amszp.org Casino Night for SCV Hospiceat the Glen Tavern InnSaturday, June 23rd , 5:00pm 805-525-1333 Fireworks at Harding ParkWednesday, July 4th - 9:00pm Hot Summer Jazz & ArtHistoric Downtown Main StreetSaturday, July 14th - 6-10pm805-525-1890 Citrus Festival – Harding ParkFri, Sat, Sun, July 20, 21 & 22Citrus Parade – Saturday, 10amHistoric Downtown Main St.www.santapaulafestival.org

Citrus Classic Balloon FestivalEast Area One - 126 and Hallock Dr.Fri & Sat , July 27 & 28www.citrusclassicballoons.com Moonlight at the Ranch VI“Creatures of the Night”at Limoneira RanchSaturday, September 22, 5:30 -11pmwww.moonlightattheranch.com Santa Paula Rotary ClubPumpkin Patch at Faulkner FarmEach Saturday & Sunday in October,10:00-5:00www.faulknerfarmpumpkinpatch.com Ghost Walk – brought to you bythe Santa Paula Theater CenterThis year’s “ghostoric” locationis still a secret!Fri, Sat, Sun, October 12, 13 &14,19, 20 & 21 and 26, 27 & 28. www.ghostwalk.com

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TOURS EVENTS WEDDINGS

Refresh yourself and revitalize your spirit with the beauty of old California through one of Limoneira Tours’ unique Agritourism offerings:

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Make the Glen TavernA Part of Your History

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134 N. mill st.santa Paula,

California 93060

805.933.5550

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12 uniquely furnished roomsFree Continental Breakfast

Free WiFirestaurants, shops and 4 museums

Historic Downtown District111 N. 8th Street • 805.933.0011

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A Quaint Bed & Breakfast

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Hot Summer

An al fresco evening of jazz in tandem with a variety of local art for your viewing pleasure & purchase.

Jazz & ArtSaturday,

July 146-10 pm

926 E. Main South PaseoDowntown

Santa Paula

Bryan McCann & Friends

Sponsored by the Santa Paula Downtown Merchants Association

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H Pre-1975 Autos & TrucksH Specialty VehiclesH Live Music & Dancing in the StreetsH Unique Shops & Restaurants

Sponsored by the Santa Paula Police Officers Association

First Fridays Cruise Nite

First Friday of Every MonthApril thru October • 5-9 p.m.

Main Street • Downtown Santa Paula

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A Wide Variety of Pottery, Succulents & Great Gifts

LocalProduce,Honey,

Large Varietyof Nuts, &

Jerky

• Koi Ponds & Supplies• Aquatic Plants• Antiques• Roses

• Railroad Toys & Gifts

• Upside Down Gardens

• Succulent Wreaths

• Garden Fountains• Home Decor• Garden Art & Pottery• Iron & Wood Trellises

Open 9:00am-5:30pm Daily • 805-525-8936On Scenic Higthway 126 just east of Santa Paula


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excitement in Salsas, Hot Sauces, BBQ Sauces, Jams & Pepperaccessories and local Bling

New Store Now opeN

Monday - Friday10 til 4sometimes on weekends!

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134 N. Mill St., Santa Paulawww.glentavern.com

Enzo’sItalian Restaurant

Summer Specialty DrinkSSample our Specialty Drinks

martiniS

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Garman’s Pub

932 e. Main st., santa Paula805.933.4600

Fantastic Food, Great drinks, Honest conversation

2010 Santa Paula Business of the Year

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New Location - 125 S. 10th StreetHistoric Downtown Santa Paula

Plenty of Parking - FREE - Right at the Door

• CoCktails

• Happy Hour

• Daily speCials

Enjoy Dining on the PatioGood Old Fashioned Home Cooking

Private Party Room Available

Open Tues. - Sun.Lunch & Dinner805-525-5441

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245 South 10th St., Santa Paula, CA 93060 • (805) 525-2813FamiliaDiazRestaurant.com

A Ventura County Historical Landmark

Serving Fine

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5th Annual Citrus Classic Balloon FestivalJuly 27 & 28

Experience Ventura County’shot air balloon festival...this is THE year!

Live MusicBalloon Glows

& Tether RidesSunset Wine Dinner

Kids Discovery FestWine & Beer Tastings

Craft & Food VendorsPlane Fly-By & Skydivers

Car Show, Tractors & Train Rides

BalloonsHotAir

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sional Pirates for Hire, live-action shows, pirate-themed activities, treasure hunts, pirate costume contests, pirate vendors and much more. The event runs from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Admission and parking are free. For more information, visit www.venturaharborvillage.com.WESTSIDE ARTWALKJULY 21-22Westside ArtWalk is a free, self-guided tour of dozens of galleries, studios and pop-up venues in Ventura’s Westside Cultural District and Down-town. A signature event for Ventura for many years, which brought in cultural tourists from all over, it is now being run by an all-volunteer group, which has added new life to the event. For more information, visit www.westsideartwalk.org.TROPICAL DAZE SUMMER MUSIC FESTIVAL

JULY 21 AND 22Enjoy a showcase of delicious tropical food and upbeat music including surf, Hawaiian, Carib-bean and Reggae. You’ll be entertained with live bands, a special tribute band to celebrate the Beach Boys’ 50th anniversary, mouth-watering tropical foods, artesian booths and displays and kids’ rides. A children’s activity area with hands-on science exhibits, games, arts and crafts is per-fect for families. Saturday and Sunday, from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tropical Daze admission: $5, kids 5 and under, free. All proceeds from the festival benefi t Conejo Valley Neighborhood for Learning. Contact: www.tropicaldaze.org, [email protected], (805) 499-6312, www.facebook.com/TropicalDazeFun.INDIE WEST FESTJULY 26-29This event is a national showcase of music and

fi lm in the spirit of independent (Indie, DIY) artists at The Majestic Ventura Theater over the course of four nights. The fi lm screenings will be in the afternoon while the music will be in the evenings until 12:30 a.m. The event features established artists alongside emerging creative artists in one location. Indie West Fest brings these bands/art-ists/fi lmmakers together to promote the “Indie Movement” and use this experience to further their careers. For more information, visit www.indiewestfest.com.CITRUS CLASSIC BALLOON FESTIVALJULY 27-28Come see hot air balloons glide across the set-ting sun and Santa Paula’s scenic countryside. The event will feature food, wine, arts and crafts, car show and live music. Located at 18249 E. Telegraph Road, Santa Paula. For information, visit www.citrusclassicballoons.com.YMCA FUN & FITNESS 5KJULY 28The Ventura YMCA hosts their annual 5K race with categories for all ages and experience level. After the race enjoy a picnic, kid’s activities and more. Proceeds benefi t the YMCA’s Open Doors Program. 7 a.m. to 10 a.m. Ventura YMCA, 3760 Telegraph Road, Ventura. For more information, visit www.ciymca.com/ventura or call (805) 642-2131.SALSA FESTIVALJULY 28-29This 19th annual two-day event in Oxnard offers all things salsa! The event features spicy food and dancing, dozens of sizzling salsa samples from local restaurants and vendors, shopping, live mu-sic and more for the whole family. Salsa makers can submit their best recipes for a chance to win

the Great Oxnard Salsa Challenge. Admission and parking are free. Plaza Park, 11 a.m.-7 p.m., at 424 S. C St. in Oxnard. For more information, visit www.oxnardsalsafestival.com.KINGSMEN SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL JULY 29 THROUGH AUG. 5Known for its internship programs and commu-nity-driven ethos, the award-winning festival will professionally produce and present two plays this summer: Much Ado About Nothing and Romeo and Juliet. The event will be held at California Lutheran University in Thousand Oaks. Tickets $20 at the door, 18 and younger free. For more information, visit www.kingsmen-shakespeare.org.THE VENTURA COUNTY FAIR AUG. 1-12Takes place right by the beach at the Ventura County Fairgrounds, a refreshing and breezy way to spend a hot August afternoon. The Fair offers live music (Joan Jett and Brett Michaels are con-fi rmed for this year), carnival rides, enticing eats, a livestock area including aquariums, and more. It will be held from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. on Monday through Friday and 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. on week-ends. Entrance fee is $12 for adults and $9 for children and seniors. For more information and musical lineup as it’s available, visit www.venturacountyfair.org.REY FRESCO WITH THE OJAI YOUTH SYMPHONYAUG. 18One of the county’s most popular local bands will be playing their only show of the summer at the newly remolded Libbey Bowl. In a twist on their usual reggae rock sound, they’ll be backed by a



Pirate Days Festival July 21, Ventura Harbor Village


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full symphony. A portion of the proceeds go to support the Rotary Club of Ventura-East and the Interface Children and Family Services. 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. Libbey Bowl, 210 S. Signal St., Ojai. For more information and tickets, visit www.rcveconcert.com .HUENEME BEACH FESTIVALAUG. 18-19Live entertainment, huge children’s area, arts and crafts booths and food provided by the region’s most popular restaurants plus pirate-related fun. 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. The event will be held at Surf-side Drive and Ventura Road in Port Hueneme. For more information, visit www.hueneme-beachfest.org.ARTS IN THE PARKAUG. 18-19The Ventura Chamber of Commerce is pleased to announce its annual event featuring a fun and relaxing day of art, food, fi ne wine and live music. Vendors will offer their fi ne art and crafts for sale, and special Chalk Art for Charity competition will raise money for a local nonprofi t group. 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Aug. 27, and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Aug. 28 at the Ventura Harbor Village. For more information, visit www.ventura-chamber.org.CAMARILLO AIR SHOWAUG. 18-19An expanded air show fl ight demonstration fea-tures many popular aerobatic routines with more than 80 aircraft, including vintage planes, experi-mental and WWII fi ghters, bombers and trans-ports. The grand fi nale will feature a spectacular formation fl ight display over the crowd. The air show features public access to the planes, pilots and crews. Come for the day to watch and walk

amongst the planes; take photos and ask ques-tions of the pilots and air show volunteers. Kids younger than 12 are free. For more information, go to www.wingsovercamarillo.com.SPENCER MAKENZIE’S END OF SUMMER BLOCK PARTY AUG. 25, 26Now in its third year, Spencer Makenzie’s Fish Company will once again turn a full city block into a two day party. The family friendly event will feature musical performances from over 20 local artists as well as headline sets from Dick Dale, the legendary king of the surf guitar and, Big Band- The 10 Man Cover Band. In addition to the music, there will be a Corn Hole Tournament, 5K Race, Kid’s Zone, vendors, food and more. 12 pm to 10 pm on Saturday, 12pm to 7pm on Sunday. Spen-cer Makenzie’s Fish Company, 806 E. Thompson Blvd., Ventura. For more information call (805) 643-TACO or visit www.smfi shco.com.VENTURA NATIONALSSEPT. 1-2The 10th annual Ventura Nationals is a two-day kustom kulture extravaganza that attracts visitors from around the globe. It features classic cars and motorcycles, live music, vendors, original art and more. General admission is $15. Ventura County Fairgrounds, 10 W. Harbor Blvd., Ventura. For more information, visit www.primerna-tionals.com. YMCA’S 125TH ANNIVERSARY PARTYSEPT. 7One of the oldest community centers in the county will celebrate their 125th birthday with a parking lot bash featuring a barbeque, semi-nars on health and fi tness, an outdoor movie,




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Paradise in a Bottle

5049 6th street - Carpinteria, Ca (805) 745-8272IslandBrewingCompany.com

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~ Now serving ~Blonde Ale • Paradise Pale Ale

Island Pale Ale Night sail Black AleJubilee Ale • Blackbird PorterComing soon: Tropical Lager

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2 Week Program - 5 SeSSionS - ageS 8 to 18

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BMX is located in Simi Valley at Rancho Simi Park, 1692 Sycamore Drive. For more infor-mation, call 583-BMX7 (2697) or visit www.sycamorebmx.org.SURF CLASSIf you long to teeter on the crest of a wave but you’re all big toes, then get started by taking a class. For more information on surf camps and lessons, visit www.surfclass.com or call (805) 200-8674.SCUBA CERTIFICATIONDid you know that as a resident of Ventura Coun-ty, you live near the gateway to some of the most sought-after scuba grounds in the world? If your idea of scuba diving is warm, tropical shallows alive with colorful parrot fi sh, think again. Local waters offer the adventurer an endless array of gorgeous, moody underwater seascapes. And once you’re certifi ed, you can also take a legal dip the next time you’re in Cabo. Channel Islands Scuba, 3200 E. Thousand Oaks Blvd., Thousand Oaks. For more information, call (805) 230-9995 or visit www.cisdivers.com. Ventura Dive and Sport: 1559 Spinnaker Drive, #108, Ventura. For more information, call (805) 650-6500 or visit www.venturadive.com.

KIDSVENTURA COUNTY LIBRARY SUMMER READ-ING PROGRAMJUNE 10-AUG. 12For children of all ages, this year’s theme is “Dream Big, Read!” For more information or to view the Kids and Teens Events calendar, visit www.vencolibrary.org.

ACTING ACADEMY FOR AUTISM JUNE 18-29Monday – Friday, Session one: 10 – noon, Ses-sion two: 12:30 – 2:30, Ages 9 – 17. Classes designed specifi cally for students with high func-tioning autism and Asperger’s Syndrome. Stu-dents will do theatre games and exercises as well as a group scene for a fi nal performance on Friday evening, June 29. Please call for an interview appointment, if your child has not at-tended a prior session of the Academy. Visit www.goldcoasttheatreconservatory.com or email [email protected] or call 805-427-5314. JUNIOR SAFARI SUMMER ZOO CAMPJUNE 18-AUG. 10Located at Moorpark College’s Teaching Zoo, the camp allows your child the unique opportunity to “get up close and personal” with an animal col-lection featuring more than 200 animals. Kids will participate in a variety of science-based learn-ing activities that are designed to entertain and educate campers about the animal world. The program offers a variety of week-long camps with hours ranging from early morning to early evening. Open to ages 6-14. For more informa-tion, visit www.moorparkcollege.edu or call (805) 378-1441.CHUMASH YOUTH JUNE 18-22 AND JUNE 25-29Two sessions offered to children currently in third or fourth grade. Chumash Culture comes alive as students participate in hands-on activities, learning the arts and traditions of Ventura County’s native people. From 9 a.m. to noon. $50/$40 for museum members. Limit 15 students per session. For more



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JULYJuly 4th “Fireworks by the Sea”

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Central Coast British Car Club Show

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information, visit www.venturamuseum.org.Art StArtJuly 9-13 And July 16-20Two sessions offered to children currently in third to fifth grades. Students expand their artistic cre-ativity while exploring different media and tech-niques. Local artists visit to discuss their work, while the museum exhibits lend inspiration. From 9 a.m. to noon. $85/$70 for museum members. For more information, visit www.venturamu-seum.org.Acting For reAl July 9-27Mornings are filled with exercises, improvisa-tion and master classes. Afternoons are spent in rehearsal for a final production. Students will perform an ensemble play where everyone is working all the time. Visit www.goldcoastthe-atreconservatory.com or email [email protected] or call 805-427-5314. MuSicAl theAtre intenSiVe July 10- Aug. 9Not just for Musical Theatre experts but also for young actors who want to expand their craft! Mornings are spent learning song and dance technique and how to audition for a musical. Afternoons spent preparing several musical numbers, both solos and chorus, so that each participant can be trained to sing a lead and learn the importance of being a member of the cho-rus. Visit www.goldcoasttheatreconservatory.com or email [email protected] or call 805-427-5314.gull WingS children’S MuSeuMHow about letting your children become doctors

in the operating room, dig fossils as archaeolo-gists, or get on stage and watch themselves on TV as fiesta dancers, firefighters or police offi-cers? Gull Wings Children’s Museum is a hands-on museum with exhibits geared toward children ages 2 to 12. Gull Wings offers youngsters a chance to discover and learn by participating in an experience rather than by observation. Lo-cated at 418 W. Fourth St., Oxnard. For more in-formation, call (805) 483-3005 or visit www.gullwings.org.Port hueneMe youth center SuMMer ProgrAMSFacility provides diverse, well-rounded recreation programs for children, kindergarten through sixth grade. Fully supervised and structured youth programs run throughout the summer. Special events, trips and games are offered during the year. For more information, call (805) 982-4218.

SUMMER CAMPScAMP MoorPArkJune 4 through Aug. 8Camp Moorpark is a fun, safe and affordable day camp program for boys and girls. A minicamp is for children aged 4 years, 9 months to 6 years old; standard camp for ages 6-10; and an ad-venture camp for kids aged 10-15. For more information, call the Arroyo Vista recreation center at (805) 517-6300, or visit www.ci.moorpark.ca.us.cAMP SuMMertiMeJune 18 through Aug. 7This camp is located at beautiful Calamigos




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Are you looking for a way to go sailing?

Sail a new luxury 33-36 foot yacht just like you own it. Similar to a health or golf club membership, SailTime’s unique concept can easily put you in command of your sailing lifestyle, allowing you to sail as little or as much as you want. Go for an afternoon day sail with friends or take the family for an overnight or multi-day cruise to the Channel Islands for one low monthly membership fee.

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Ranch in the Agoura Hills / Malibu area. This unique facility offers 120 private acres, including two ponds and three swimming pools, for chil-dren ages 4 to14. Camp Summertime is dedicat-ed to providing a safe, loving and enriching envi-ronment. Each child’s social, emotional, creative and physical development is promoted through individual and team activities. Campers build self-confi dence, self-esteem and self-respect. For more information, call (818) 706-7335 or visit www.campsummertime.com.SUMMER DAY CAMPJUNE 18-JULY 27Villanova Preparatory School in Ojai will again be hosting a Summer Day Camp for students entering grades 3-8. Camp hours are 7:30AM to 5:30PM Monday through Friday. The cost is $160 per week with a one-time registration fee of $15. Single week sign-ups are welcome. Activities will include: arts and crafts; theatre arts; swimming and team sports. Morning and afternoon snacks are included, but campers are asked to bring a sack lunch. For more information contact Jon Wyers at (805) 646-1464 ext. 137 or [email protected]. Email contact is preferred. www.villanovaprep.org.CAMP KEYSTONECamp Keystone Summer Day Camp offers a variety of activities for campers of all ages. En-roll your child in this Agoura Hills summer camp near Los Angeles to experience programs in sports, water sports, leadership training, junior counselor programs and more. For more in-formation, call (818) 889-2224, or visit www.campkeystone.com.

CAMP KINNERET SUMMER DAY CAMPCamp Kinneret Summer Day Camp, nestled in the rolling hills of Agoura, offers children ages 4 to14 a fun-fi lled program packed with adventure and friendship. It’s committed to helping each child grow into his or her best self by combin-ing an excellent staff with small groups and a philosophy that puts campers fi rst. For more in-formation, call (818) 706-8255 or visit www.campkinneret.com.C.A.T.S. SUMMER CAMPSC.A.T.S. Summer Camps has been offering performing arts, cooking and specialty camps for ages 5-14 in Ventura County since 1996. In a competitive world, it is important that young people take time to develop creativity and dis-cover their own qualities, without feeling that they constantly have to make the grade or score points. C.A.T.S. offers quality programs held in a noncompetitive atmosphere that allows youth to thrive in a variety of situations and gain self-esteem in a fun, relaxed way. For more informa-tion, visit www.catssummercamps.com or call (661) 718-3968.ROOKIE CAMP HOCKEYChannel Islands Ice Center’s Rookie Camp Hockey Program allows students to focus on stick handling, hockey-related terms and an in-troduction to game play. For more information, call (805) 988-4440, or visit www.channelis-landsice.com.SURF CAMP Ventura Surf School runs a coed summer surf camp for kids of age 7 and older who want to learn to surf or learn how to improve their surf-ing skills. Each session is M-F, 9 a.m.-2 p.m.



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For more info and full schedule go to:SummerEnrichmentAcademy.org

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Summer Enrichment Academy

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• Taught by Ventura Unified School District Teachers!

• Courses for K-12 and Adults!• Morning and Afternoon Sessions

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Carden School of Camarillo

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1915 E Las Posas Road Camarillo — 805.484.0259

Currently enrolling for fall 2012

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Please see our website or call us for a brochure

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“The Summer iS OurS”

Ojai RecReatiOn DepaRtment Day camp

Fun expert staff certified in first aid/CPr and background checked.For info and to register click “online registration” at www.ojairec.com or call 805.646.5581 ext. 390

Ojai Recreation Department - 510 Park rd., ojai, Ca

Horsemanship ................ June, July & augustPuppet Play Theater ...... June 25-29Simply Me ...................... June 25-29national JuniorTennis league ................ June 29-august 17Kid art ............................ June & JulyFusion Soccer ................. June & JulySwim lessons ................. June & JulyCartooning ..................... JulySurfing ........................... Julylake Casitas Camping ... July 9-12

$120 per week or $85 for half days(Daily rates are also available)

June 18th to august 24th7:30am-6:00pm

Campers rotate through a variety of activities; ranging from sports, cooperative games, arts & crafts, swimming, and excursions.

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Specialty campS

ages 5-13

Junior Tennisnights ............................. July 13 & august 10Capoeira ......................... July 30-august 3Build a Pet ...................... July & augustlegos .............................. July & augustPottery ........................... July & augustYoga for Kids ................. July & augustGymnastics .....................august 13-17Basketball ......................august 20-24volleyball .......................august 20-24Harry Potter Magic ........august 20-24


Surfboard and warm, properly fi tting wetsuit provided. The cost is $299 a session. Pick-up and drop-off locations are available in Oxnard and Ventura. For more information, visit www.ven-turasurfschool.com or call (805) 218-1484.YMCA SUMMER YOUTH CAMPSThe YMCA will offer various youth camps throughout the summer. The camps will offer a variety of instructional programs, including swim lessons, baseball and basketball training, and photography lessons. There will also be outdoor, drama and resident camps. For more infor-mation, call (805) 642-2131 or go to www.ciymca.org/ventura.

SPORTS & RECREATIONJUNIOR LIFEGUARD PROGRAMSChannel Islands Harbor offers a junior lifeguard program where you will learn fi rst aid, water safety, CPR, surfi ng, paddle boarding, kayak-ing, basic ocean rescue techniques and the es-sential skills to become an ocean lifeguard. For more information, call (805) 382-3007 or visit www.channelislandsharbor.org. The City of Port Hueneme’s Department of Recreation and Community Services offers a junior lifeguard pro-gram where you will learn ocean rescue, fi rst aid, surfi ng, lifesaving skills and more. The program emphasizes lifesaving skills, physical training and ocean ecology. For more information, call (805) 986-6542 or visit www.ci.port-huen-eme.ca.us. The State of California’s Department of Parks and Recreation offers a junior lifeguard program in Ventura. The objective of the program is to provide quality water safety education. The

program is designed to improve young people’s physical conditioning, their understanding and respect for the environment, and their respect for themselves, their peers and their parents. For more information, call (805) 643-5003 or visit www.venturajuniorlifeguards.org.MY GYM CHILDREN’S FITNESS CENTERMy Gym has created an extraordinary program and facility devised to help children develop phys-ically, cognitively and emotionally. Imaginations soar and children triumph at My Gym Children’s Fitness Center. The structured, age-appropriate weekly classes incorporate music, dance, relays, games, special rides, gymnastics, sports and other original activities. My Gym kids have fun as they gain strength, balance, coordination, fi ne and gross motor profi ciency, agility, fl exibility and so-cial skills. For the Thousand Oaks location, call (805) 494-4154; for the Ventura location, call (805) 659-9245; or visit www.my-gym.com.VENTURA COUNTY KITESURFING LESSONSLearn the ultimate watersport for a lifetime of ex-citement, exercise and relaxation. One on one pri-vate lessons and group rates available. Training kite rental also available. For details, call 310-430-KITE or visit www.malibukitesurfi ng.net.VENTURA YACHT CLUBThis summer, children can set sail in a gentle coastal breeze when they sign up for the Juniors Sailing Program at the Ventura Yacht Club. These fun-fi lled summer sessions aim to promote good seamanship in an educational and safe environ-ment. In addition to water safety, kids will learn racing and sailing skills while enjoying a variety of other entertaining activities. For more informa-tion on cost and availability, visit www.vycy-outhsailing.org or call (805) 642-0426.


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