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Thursday, Oct. Karaoke. Ongoing. Suited to all ages. Chico Jazz Collective. Constant. John Seid and Larry Peterson play eclectic mix of new music. 809 2304. Weekly. Open Mic. Continuing. Dance lessons; 7:25 close, Karaoke. Ongoing. Live popular music. Ongoing. DJ night. surtout quand ils commencent à guérir  62 Simply no cover. Ongoing. Karaoke. Ongoing. Montgomery Neighborhood Pub, Oroville: Karaoke. Ongoing. Karaoke with Andy. 968 East Ave. Ongoing. Chico History Slam; Tell 5 second autobiographical story related to a theme or listen; no notes/scripts. Prizes. 642 Watts. Fifth St. Celine O'Malley, 513 1571. Ongoing. Chico Women's Club, 592 E. Third St. Whiskerman and Low Flying Bird accomplish at the benefit concert to compliment the Butte Environmental Council's ongoging efforts in order to safeguard the land, air and water with Butte County and surrounding locations. Tickets are $15 presale, $17 at the door. 354 0717. Momix: Botanica. $18 $32. Prestige Assisted Living, 1351 Elizabeth. Lassen Ave. The group will perform a couple of comedy shows, "The Bickersons" and "Fibber McGee along with Molly." The program will present live Old Time Radio applications with sound effects and music from the golden days of radio stations. Free. 1441 Park Ave., Ste. D. Infinite Rhythms, ecstatic dancing class with DJ Clay surfaces. $8 $12, scholarships available some nights. Weekly. Veterans Memorial Lounge, 6550 Skyway. Beginner class. $5. Don Thompson, 872 1962. Weekly. $10 general, $8 seniors/students. 707 Wall St. Ongoing. Veterans Memorial Lounge, Paradise: CalVet Ridge Runners Square Dance Club. Membership; grown-up couples, singles, but accessible to all. Caller Donn Thompson, 872 1962; He Stratton, 343 8027. Weekly. drop in open work spaces with Maria I. Navario; interior exploration, informal. Donation. Ongoing. Chico Art Center: Register for summer session art classes along with workshops; all ages and skill quantities. Classes begin June 17 and also later at 450 Orange St. Presentation is limited to 25 people. Cost is $30. One simple marketing plan and a copy with "Publish Your Dreams" is included in the charge. Friday, Oct. Flo Sessions having host Zack Black with Dave Field, David Bilinski, Vera as well as Leeann. Showcase of local artists. Rebel Soul. $5 cover. 21+. Karaoke. 685 Manzanita Trial. Ongoing. Maltese Bar: Dirty Discuss, LBGTQ dance party. Ongoing. Ongoing. Montgomery Street Pub, Oroville: DJ, belly dancing. Ongoing. Center for the Artistry, Pleasant Valley High School, 1475 Se Ave. "Les Miserables" directed by William Maness. "Les Miserables" is a musical set in England spanning the years 1815 to 1832 throughout a time of great upheaval plus a student revolution. Imprisoned intended for stealing a loaf of bread, Jean Valjean will be paroled after serving 19 several years. He emerges with a interest to do good deeds on the globe. Years after his launch and under another brand, Valjean is a mayor and factory owner. He takes in the little princess of one of his workers. The two reside in Paris over the 1832 revolt over the government's harsh treatment of the oppressed poor. Passes are $18.50 $35. Add $10 any time purchased at the door. 1740 Bird St. The three act play options two eccentric maiden sisters full of kindness, generosity as well as sympathy tenderly poisoning their unhappy, elderly male lodgers. The classic comic melodrama follows the madcap Brewster family as Mortimer Brewster tries to curb the police, conceal a corpse, reduce anymore killings and encourage his fianc Elaine that a wedding having a man who is drowning in this particular murky gene pool would cause nothing but woe. Tickets are $15 typical and $7 preteens. International folk dancing. No partner OK. $2. 1144 T. First St. 345 8134. Weekly. $10 standard, $8 seniors/students. 707 Wall St. Ongoing. Delighted Hour jam led by Kim Vickers; all ages. New songs taught each time. 2770 Sierra Ladera Lane, Ohio Park. Fundraiser for Alzheimer's Association, Passages of Chico. 514 4646. Weekly. Yuba College Theatre, 2088 North Beale Road. Tania Ramirez Ransom's acrylic paintings will be displayed in the theatre lobby. Ramirez Ransom will deliver an artist talk. Light liquids will be served. Saturday, March. Roots music with Dense Thin and Trio Gordo. $8 protect. Blue grass jam along with Lucy Smith. Ongoing. The Kites. Your Karaoke Factory. 370 6596. Ongoing. Copa de Oro, Oroville: Disc jockey. Ongoing. Peace una ciudad al este de Johannesburgo 02 Frog, The Gates tribute band. $5 cover. 21+. Disk jockey. Ongoing. Maltese Bar: NorCal Derby After Celebration. Ongoing. Montgomery der größer wurde auch  89 Street Pub, Oroville: DJ, dancing. Ongoing. DJ using Jason. Ongoing. Retrotones. DWAGS Karaoke. 533 5242. Ongoing. 1740 Small rodent St. The three act have fun with features two eccentric 1st sisters full of kindness, kindness and sympathy tenderly poisoning their lonely, elderly male lodgers. A classic comic melodrama follows your wacky Brewster family as Mortimer Brewster tries to thwart the police, conceal a corpse, curtail anymore killings plus convince his fianc Elaine that a marriage ceremony with a man who is drowning in such a murky gene pool would probably lead to nothing but woe. Tickets usually are $15 general and $7 preteens. Center for your Arts, Pleasant Valley High school graduation, 1475 East Ave. "Les Miserables" directed through Bob Maness. "Les Miserables" is a musical placed in France spanning the years 1815 to 1832 during a time of great state of mind and a student revolution. Imprisoned for stealing a loaf of bakery, Jean Valjean is paroled after serving 19th years. He emerges with a passion to do good deeds in the world. Years after his / her release and under yet another name, Valjean is a mayor and also factory owner. He takes inside the daughter of one of her employees. The two reside in Venice during the 1832 revolt over the united state's harsh treatment of the oppressed terrible. Tickets are $18.50 $35. Include $10 when purchased at the door. "Young Frankenstein,In . directed by Joey Mahoney. The musical show follows young Dr. Frankenstein because attempts to complete his grandfather's operate. With his helper Igor and his pretty lab assistant Inga, Frankenstein succeeds but is not without scary and entertaining complications. Tickets $20 $12. Acoustic Telepathy live concert with Jazz X Push and saxophonist Brad Leali. Chico High Brighten Ensemble opens the display. $15 $6. Sky Creek Dharma, 120 3 or more Oaks Ct. "Healing Journey, the Return" by John O'Brien. $10 donation. $5. 707 Wall E. $10 general, $8 seniors, students. Constant. Broken Color Art Gallery, 1360 Montgomery E. Artist Jon Shult will be participating in the particular weekend event with more than 100 paintings and prints on show. His studio will be amenable with works in progress and hubby will be offering cartooning demos together with drawing give away. Free. Additionally Sunday, Oct. 26 and 27. VFW, 1901 Elgin St. October Puzzle Show reception featuring nearby artists. Other activities include a potluck dinner, silent auction in addition to award ceremony. City Plaza, Chico. A Habitat Lab, 199 E. Thirteenth St. Artists Dylan Tellesen and He Barber are hosting the case. There will be art for sale (which includes Tellesen's latest portrait series) along with art to create. There will also be new music, a no host bar and light refreshments will be offered. $5 at the door. Sunday, Oct. Normal Street Jazz Wedding band hosts open jazz jam. Ongoing. Italian Restaurant in addition to Lounge, Paradise: Free swimming and darts. Ongoing. to close. Ongoing. LaSalles: Karaoke and dancing. Ongoing. Maltese Tavern: Trivia Night. Free to play. On-going. 1740 Bird St. The three act play features two unusual maiden sisters full of kindness, generosity and sympathy tenderly poison their lonely, elderly man lodgers. The classic comic melodrama follows the wacky Brewster family because Mortimer Brewster tries to thwart the police, disguise a corpse, curtail anymore murders and convince his fianc Elaine avec ses clichés et politiques opaques that a wedding with a man who is drowning in such a murky gene swimming pool would lead to nothing but woe. Tickets are $15 general and $7 preteens. Center for the Arts, Pleasant Pit High School, 1475 East Ave. "Les Miserables" focused by Bob Maness. "Les Miserables" is a musical show set in France spanning many years 1815 to 1832 during a time of terrific upheaval and a student emerging trend. Imprisoned for stealing some bread, Jean Valjean is paroled after servicing 19 years. He emerged with a passion to do excellent deeds in the world. Years following his release and less than another name, Valjean is a gran and factory owner. He takes in the daughter of one connected with his employees. The two stay in Paris during the 1832 revolt above the government's harsh treatment of this oppressed poor. Tickets are $18.60 $35. Add $10 when purchased at the threshold. "Young Frankenstein," directed by Joey Mahoney. The actual musical follows young Generate. Frankenstein as he attempts to complete his grandfather's work. With his helper Igor and his awesome sexy lab assistant Inga, Frankenstein works but not without scary plus hilarious complications. Tickets $20 $12. Bidwell Presbyterian Place of worship, 208 W. First St. Bach Requiem, works by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Suggested bequest at the door. Alton Brown live, The Edible Inevitable Trip. $29 $45. Dance Dance Church: Dorothy Smith Center, 775 E. 16th E. Ongoing. Ongoing. Veterans Funeral Hall, Paradise: With Disk jockey Miro. Bring fingerfood. Paradise Veteran's Hall, 6550 Skyway. Miro, 872 7226. Quickly pull sessions for fiddle, beginners guitar, banjo, bass, harmonica, mandolin   acoustic instruments; range jam or on level, sound equipment, backup available. Donations appreciated. Feather River Senior Citizens Association, 1335 Myers St., Oroville. Larry Jendro, 533 1413. Shattered Color Art Gallery, 1360 Montgomery St. Performer Jon Shult will be participating in the few days event with more than 100 art and prints on display. The studio will be open by using works in progress and he will probably be offering cartooning demos with painting give away. Free. Also Wednesday, Oct. 26 and 29. Monday, Oct. Ongoing. Regular. The Maltese: Mug Night. Deliver own mug and get that filled 40 oz. On-going. Chico Diamond Dancers squaredance beginner type, taught by Donn Thompson. Ages 16+. $5. Type continues up to secondary beginner in fall. 2090 Amanda Way. Weekly. Beginners squaredancing class. Everyone welcome. No partner essential. First three nights have the freedom for beginner dancers. Daily. Call, 872 1962. Tuesday, August. Karaoke. Ongoing. DJ. Ongoing. LaSalles: 1990's Night. Ongoing. Maltese Bar: Taco The following thursday. Free. Ongoing. Montgomery Street Clubhouse, Oroville: Karaoke. Ongoing. Ongoing. Dance Satori Healing Center: Dance sanctuary. 1180 Palmetto Avenue. Ongoing. to close dancing for the HUB, Chico Holiday Inn. Virtually no partner OK. Check Myspace at Chico Salsa Connection. Weekly. Bhagavad Gita satsang. Once a week. Little Theatre (Ayres 106) Chico State College or university. "Ulysses" film screening. $3. Weekly. This Salvation Army Church, 567 At the. 16th St. Chico. Community artists ages 9 to 95 are invited to join your choir for a Christmas opera. A fully staged and costumed generation will be performed by the old choirs of Children's Choir of Chico together with community singers. Rehearsals are Saturdays. Performance dates are January. 13 15 in Chico, Somewhere warm and Oroville. 342 2775. Weekly. Book affixing your signature to and presentation of "Beyond your Pale" by Ken Grossman. Wednesday, Oct. The actual Karaoke Factory. 370 6596. Ongoing. Karaoke with Large L. 846 4111. Ongoing. Happy Hr; live jazz by Carey Johnson and Company. Way Out West to follow jazz trio. Absolutely free. Ongoing. Karaoke. Hot Cherry Hip Hop together with DJ Lois. Ongoing. Ongoing. 893 1891. Mountain 'n' Roll game night. Play free. Ongoing. Montgomery Street Clubhouse, Oroville: Live DJ, dancing. Ongoing. Fifth St. 894 8115. Weekly. Vehicle Cliburn Gold Medal Winner. $27 $15. on 26 Lost Dutchman Dr. Totally free. Ongoing. Events may be revised due to space. Correction, Friday, Oct. 25, 2013: An original version of this story reported an incorrect location for the North Region Chamber Chorale. The location for the operation should be Bidwell Presbyterian Church, 208 W. 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