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S september The Bee’s “Don’t Miss It” entertainment guide 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 THURSDAY CONCERT: Noted young soprano Janai Brugger (above) and pianist Douglas Sumi kick off the Fresno Pacific University Pacific Artist Series. ART: A highlight of the monthly ArtHop is an exhibition by Ivana Minafra at 1821 Gallery & Studios. FRIDAY SATURDAY CONCERT: It’s almost Nirvana. Nirvanish tribute is at Strummer’s. SUNDAY MONDAY HOLIDAY: Enjoy Labor Day. TUESDAY CONCERTS: A Tower Theater Lounge hosts tributes to Fleetwood Mac, Linda Ronstadt. A Tulare County Symphony opens its season with the traditional Pops in the Park concert at Zumwalt Park in Tulare. A Gregor Ross (right) brings country to Bullfrogs in Kingsburg. EVENTS: A ValleyPBS Kids Night at Fresno Chaffee Zoo A Fresno State Bulldogs football (above) home opener at Bulldog Stadium WEDNESDAY MOVIES: A Maya Fresno 16 Cinemas will host “Hola Mexico Film Festival” Sept. 9-15. A Fresno Filmworks showing “The Idol” EVENT: Comedy Night with a Teaze featuring Zane Helberg. TV: New Harry Connick Jr. talk show launches on KMPH. THURSDAY CONCERT: Country standouts The Band Perry (above) play at Tachi Palace in Lemoore. FILM: Classic film screening of “The Fast and the Furious” at Warnors Theatre THEATER: Good Company Players open the classic musical “Camelot” at Roger Rocka’s Dinner Theater. Through Nov. 6 TV: New series “Startup” (Crackle), “Atlanta” (FX) begin. DVD: You can bank on “Money Monster.” EVENT: Fresno’s 2016 mayoral debate at Pardini’s with Henry R. Perea and Lee Brand. THEATER: Amelia and Alice Ryan perform a benefit reading of “Memory House” at 2nd Space Theatre. FESTIVAL: “Seattle to Fresno: Mini Fringe” (right) kicks off a four-day run at Mia Cuppe Caffé. Through Sept. 11. TV: Happy anniversary! “Star Trek” (below) turns 50. FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY EVENT: B-K Lighting of Madera to host annual 9/11 ceremony. MONDAY TUESDAY DVD: Don’t be afraid of “The Conjuring 2.” MOVIE: “The Light Between Oceans” hits theaters. CONCERTS: A Spend an evening with Santana (right) at the Selland Arena. A It’s M.E. Live – Melissa Etheridge at Chukchansi Gold Resort and Casino THEATER: StageWorks Fresno opens “The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee” at the Fresno Art Museum. Through Sept. 18. WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY TV: Alan Thicke stars in reality show “Unusually Thicke” on Pop. EVENT: Respite by the River with Lee Herrick at The River House EVENTS: A Celebrate California Wine Month at Fasi Estate Winery. MOVIES: “Snowden,” “Blair Witch” released BOOKS: Four members of Fresno’s Yosemite Romance Writers will be at the Book Barn in Clovis from 2-5 p.m. CONCERTS: A The Blues & Roots Festival in Hanford Civic Park A Songwriter Tom Brosseau plays an all-ages show at Amigo Row in Visalia. A Salt-N-Pepa (above) leads the Old School Party Jam at the Selland Arena. A The annual Spanspek Music and Arts Festival takes place in Orosi. EVENT: A Taste of River Park in the River Park Shopping Center. SUNDAY MONDAY DVD: “Free State of Jones” in stores. EVENTS: A Lisa Ling (right) is the keynote speaker at the 29th annual Central California Women’s Conference. A The wildly popular PBS kids’ show “Wild Kratts” live on stage at the Warnors Theatre TV: “This Is Us” starts on NBC, while Michael Weatherly returns to TV with the CBS drama “Bull.” CONCERT: Mana (above) brings its Latin Power tour to Save Mart Center. TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY TV: NBC adds “The Good Place”; Fox takes a swing with new baseball series “Pitch.” EVENT: Magic Men take the stage at Saroyan Theatre. EVENTS: A Oktoberfest happens at Tioga Sequoia in downtown Fresno. A Hanford hosts A Taste of the Valley. CONCERTS: A Underground rapper Andre Nickatina plays Strummer’s. A The David Bowie tribute Space Oddity plays at Visalia’s Fox Theatre. COMEDY: Punchlines and Pasta featuring Reggie Shorter at Cafe Via TV: Animation meets real life in new Fox comedy “Son of Zorn.” CONCERT: Bluesman Charlie Musslewhite comes to Fulton 55. TV: Netflix adds another Marvel series with “Luke Cage.” (above) MOVIE: Check out “Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children.” CONCERTS: A Jamaician ska legends Skatalites play Strummer’s. A The Caravan of Allstar Review brings the blues to the Tower Theater Lounge. A Tioga Sequoia hosts another installment of the Summer Sweat block party and music festival. BOOKS: Gene Nalbandian will speak and sign copies of his book, “Lamentations of a Dad: How Takeaways Led to Comebacks,” at the First Armenian Presbyterian Church. TV: “Kevin Can Wait” launches on CBS. DVD: “Warcraft” being released FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY CONCERT: Rock trio Highly Suspect plays Fulton 55. TV: Kiefer Sutherland stars in new ABC drama “Designated Survivor”; “Lethal Weapon” begins on Fox; “Speechless” joins ABC lineup. CONCERTS: A Indie folk-pop band Shook Twins plays Fulton 55. A The Glenn Miller Orchestra performs at the Hanford Fox Theatre. TV: “68th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards” (right) airing on ABC. EVENT: Tower Brewfest in the Tower District. CONCERTS: A Moment Musical opens its season with a concert at Westminster Presbyterian Church. A First Congregational Church of Fresno presents its eighth annual Chamber Music Concert. THURSDAY TV: Fox adds “The Exorcist”; CBS brings back “MacGyver.” MOVIE: “The Magnificent Seven” rides into local theaters. CONCERTS: A LA glam metal in Fresno as The Bulletboys hit Fulton 55 A Old school thrash and metal at Strummer’s, with Suicidal Tendencies and Metal Church A British guitar band The Crookes plays Visalia’s Cellar Door. A Garth Brooks (below) kicks off his three-night, four-concert run at the Save Mart Center. Also Sept. 24 and 25 EVENT: Safari Night at Fresno Chaffee Zoo (above) OPERA: Composer Ricky Ian Gordon highlights Fresno Grand Opera’s season opening gala at Frank’s Place. ART: The Fresno Art Museum’s fall exhibitions, including “Hung Liu: Scales of History,” open. THEATER: Visalia Players opens “The Vagina Monologues” at the Ice House Theatre. Through Oct. 9. FRIDAY View an interactive version of this calendar at www.fresnobee.com/entertainment Look for event details in 7 every Friday or online at fresnobee.eventsabout.com
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