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Come Dance With THE RADIOWAVES! Modesto's only go-go dancing troupe invites you to come see live dance performances, vaudeville skits, live music from Shadow Puppet Theatre, and a DJ dance party with SAUCYBOY!

Come dance with The Radiowaves, featuring DJ's Saucyboy, on Sunday June 8th. Live Go-Go performance, Vaudeville Skits, Musical Performance by Shadow Puppet Theather and Dance Party afterwards! The performace will be at Concetta, 1205 J Street, Modesto.

The Etouffee Restaurant at 924 15th Street in downtown Modesto, will be hosting The Blues Box Bayou Band, on Friday, June 6th. Always the fun Louisiana style dance band, The Blues Box will be returning to Etouffee for another great dance party on our outdoor patio, starting at 5:30 with the band starting at 7 pm till 10 pm.

The Etouffee Restaurant at 924 15th Street in downtown Modesto, will be hosting The Blues Box Bayou Band, on Saturday, May 3rd. Always the fun Louisiana style dance band, The Blues Box will be holding court on the band stand between 7 pm till 10 pm.

“You look too skinny. Eat, eat!�? Bring your appetite and your curiosity Sunday, May 4 to Congregation Beth Shalom’s annual Jewish food and cultural festival, Café Shalom. From 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., visitors can sample Middle Eastern pastries and traditional Jewish foods as they soak in the atmosphere of Modesto’s only synagogue.

featuring ZAKIYA HOOKER - daughter of Blues Legend John Lee Hooker with the JEFF WATSON BAND and SHAD HARRIS & THE GROOVENATORS! Come out and listen to some of the BEST BLUES in Northern California!

If you have not heard them yet, come out to Stockton Joe's and listen to West Coast Blues played at its finest. Shad Harris & The Groovenators are a tight, funky, soulful, swinging, West Coast Blues Band.

Come out and listen to Shad Harris & The Groovenators play West Coast Blues at its finest.

The Creole Belles are distinguished by the high-energy, traditional fiddle style of Delilah Lee Lewis, who has been playing Cajun music for the 27 years, and has studied with many of the great Cajun and Creole musicians including Denis McGee, Canray Fontenot and Alphonse "Bois Sec" Ardoin, Dewey Balfa, and Michael Doucet. In 1995, she joined with accordionist Maureen Karpan and established musicians Karen Leigh and Karen Celia Heil to bring the traditional sounds of Creole music to Cajun and zydeco fans in the San Francisco Bay Area. With fiddle and accordion fronting the band and upright bass, rubboard and guitar providing solid rhythm, they entertain crowds with traditional, down home Cajun and Creole dance music. Special guest Andrew Carrire comes from a long line of traditional Creole musicians. The son of Bebe Carrire, he was raised in Louisiana, and brought his formidable musical background to California, where he now resides.

Get Your Foot in the Door! Want to get your start in the biz? Whatever that is for you, if you want a career in Entertainment, The Arts, Event Planning, or the Media this is your chance to get the experience you need. Representatives from a broad range of locally based Performing Groups, Television Studios, Radio Stations, Entertainment Venues and more will be on campus looking for volunteers, interns, and new employees. Don't miss this opportunity!