Stanislaus County Fair

The 'Everybody Loves a Good Quickie' Contest! *Win County Fair Admissions*

We here at Modesto Famous realize that people in this day and age like things quick and easy. If you are one of those people, the 'Everybody Loves a Good Quickie' contest is perfect for you. Pay attention because this contest will be over just about as fast as we are starting it! This contest will end Wednesday at noon. So as you see, it is definitely a quickie.

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Congrats Jennifer Blume!

Jennifer was the winner of our text message contest for Stanislaus County Fair admissions and free rides. Stay tuned for more contests from ModestoFamous.com and remember, you can't win if you don't enter. Have fun at the fair Jennifer!

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Win your way into the Stanislaus County Fair by text messaging!

Technology seems to be making everything we do in life a little bit easier. We use Facebook and MySpace to keep in touch with people and to promote our bands and businesses, we use Twitter to check in with our friends and associates no matter what time it is and we rely on our Blackberry phones to constantly push email in our direction so we never miss a single bit of information. Now I will explain to you how to use text messaging to win your way into the 2008 Stanislaus County Fair.

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Volunteers Needed

Seeking Dino-mazing Volunteers
Stanislaus County Fair
July 25 – Aug. 3, 2008
with training on July 23 or 24 at 7 p.m.

Volunteers needed:
New! Jurassic Journey & Brad’s World Reptiles
- Jurassic Journey, an 8,000 square foot dinosaur replica exhibit which features 40 individual, full-size, museum quality replicas of dinosaurs, ice-age mammals and fossils.

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Mariachi Vargas at the Stanislaus County Fair

Mariachi Vargas
Sunday, Aug 3, 2008, at 8:30 p.m.
Budweiser Variety Free Stage
Hosted by Radio LOBO 98.7

I think it is so important to know about your heritage and as much as I like change I think traditions should be respected and not forgotten. The band Mariachi Vargas started over 110 years ago and is still going strong. They have appeared in over 200 movies in their career! You can guess that the members have changed over the years, but their big brass sound withstands the test of time. I think it all goes back to staying true to your roots. Despite the changing times Mariachi Vargas has not drastically altered their sound and that is what makes them unique.

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Mariachi Vargas at the Stanislaus County Fair

Mariachi Vargas Sunday, Aug 3, 2008, at 8:30 p.m. Budweiser Variety Free Stage Hosted by Radio LOBO 98.7 Mariachi Vargas started over 110 years ago in Tecalitlan, Mexico and has since continued the tradition of great music and brotherhood. The group has appeared in more than 200 motion pictures and was featured on Linda Ronstadt’s Grammy winning Spanish album in 1987. Since its foundation, the group has reorganized many times, changing members, changing instruments, but one thing that has not changed is their ability to entertain audiences without the abandonment of roots and tradition. This is clearly heard in their latest recordings: “5ta Generacion�, “Sinfonico I�, “Sinfonico II�, and “Penas, Desenganos…Y Amores.� Mariachi Vargas has withstood the test of time and proved itself to be an ever changing-yet traditional musical group.
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Sawyer Brown at the Stanislaus County Fair

Sawyer Brown
Sunday, July 27, 8:30 p.m.
Budweiser Variety Free Stage
Hosted by KAT Country 103

I love great country music. Once I connected the name Sawyer Brown to familiar songs that I love I was more than excited that they were coming to our Fair! I love their version of “Keep Your Hands to Yourself;� it makes me want to get up and dance! They have such a wide range of music ranging from the inspirational “They Don’t Understand� to the fun loving “Some Girls Do.� This is going to be such a good down home night; grab a corn-on-the-cob, sit in the shade and listen to some great country music- what could be better?

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Sawyer Brown at the Stanislaus County Fair

Sawyer Brown Sunday, July 27, 8:30 p.m. Budweiser Variety Free Stage Hosted by KAT Country 103 Sawyer Brown has been creating daring country music for over two decades now. The Star Search champions have had hits like “Some Girls Do,��? “The Race Is On,��? “Step That Step,��? “This Night Won’t Last Forever,��? “The Walk��? and their cover of Dave Dudley’s “Six Days On The Road.��? Sawyer Brown has the ability to speak meaningfully to the country audience while showing them a real good time. The starting members named the band after a Nashville area street and had the goal of playing live as much as they could, anywhere that would have them. Now, the Grammy nominated and ACM award winning band is continuing their rein as the longest uninterrupted run as a band currently in country music.
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Raven-Symone / Stanislaus County Fair

Kid’s Free Night at the Stanislaus County Fair is going to be “so Raven.�?

Raven-Symoné
in concert
Stanislaus County Fair
Thursday, July 31, 2008, at 8:30 p.m.
Presented by Monster Energy

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Raven-Symone at the Stanislaus County Fair

Raven-Symoné Thursday, July 31, 2008, at 8:30 p.m. Variety Free Stage Presented by: Monster Energy Hosted by KHOP 95-1 Raven-Symoné is best known for her award-winning show “That’s So Raven,� which she also starred in. But her first well-known role was as Olivia Kendall on the TV series “The Cosby Show.� Raven-Symoné’s recording career began at age 5 with the release of the single “That’s What Little Girls Are Made Of.� She has also performed on the gold-certified soundtrack “That’s So Raven� and the double-platinum “The Cheetah Girls� soundtrack, which was the number two selling soundtrack in 2004. Raven-Symoné has also enjoyed a successful solo career. She released “Undeniable� in 1999, and in 2004 delivered “This is My Time.� Her self-titled CD features emotional ballads to hip-hop and rhythm and blues.
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