Redlands Bowl Symphony
Join us under the stars, on
the season opening night of
the historic Redlands Bowl,
for symphony concerts and
opera favorites. Music
selections will run from
Handel to Gershwin to John
Williams.
Dine with us at the healthy,
delicious, and affordable
Farm Artisan Foods
Restaurant, Redlands.
On Friday, June 28 we will carpool to Redlands, departing at 6
pm. Dinner reservations at the Artisan are at 7 pm. The concert
begins at 8:15 and continues until 10:30 pm. Depending on the
number in our group, we may be able to pick you up at your
home, so that you can sleep during the car trip back up the
mountain.
The symphony will be conducted by Frank Paul Fetta, and will
feature the International Woodwinds Conference. Performers
include Oboe soloist, Pietro Corna and bassoon soloist, Valentin
Martchev in participation with the International Double Reed
Society conference currently in progress at the University of
Redlands. The event is organized by the Redlands Community
Music Association, Inc.
Directions for drivers:
To the restaurant: From Hwy 10, go south on Orange
Street. Cross Redlands Blvd, and then make the first
left turn onto E. State Street. Farm Artisan Foods
Restaurant will be at 22 E State St, on the right in
about 250 feet.
Concerts and parking are free. Bring cash for
dinner. Entrees are $10 to $15. Tax, and tip,
and a beverage run that up to around $28.
Bring a jacket. Bring a cell phone & Don's
number 951-315-9741 in case you become
separated. There is bench and lawn seating.
We may bring a blanket. Weather is
predicted to be mostly clear, with a low of
68. Daytime highs are around 100.
RSVP is required. Contact us. The restaurant
requires reservations, so we can't leave
attendance open to whoever shows up.
To the Bowl: From the Farm Artisan, continue
east on E State Street, turn right in half a block,
and right again, onto Citrus Ave. Go two blocks,
turn right on Eureka St., and then take the next
right into the Redlands Mall parking lot. Park in
the outer lot. Then follow the crowd on foot to the
Bowl, about a block on Eureka Street.