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07/01/2009
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Business Beat for July 1, 2009
Relief Cook makes your life easier Kristin Brown, formerly the owner of Espresso Yes! in Oakmont, is back! She is starting a new business called Relief Cook. Tired of cooking your meals? Need a break? Kristin, an Oakmont resident, will come to your home and cook healthy meals for immediate use or to store in individual servings for your freezer. Having surgery, and want your food set up while you’re convalescing? She can grocery shop, do a menu plan, and cook delicious meals that just need to be warmed up. Give her a call – you deserve a break today! 538-7491. July concert series at Landmark Landmark Vineyards has live music events coming up in July, providing a great opportunity to listen to talented artists and enjoy a glass of wine as you gaze up at the Mayacamas Mountains. Adam Traum will be entertaining on Saturday, July 4; Michel Saga will help you celebrate Bastille Day on July 11, and John Simon will be playing July 18. Landmark Vineyards also features complimentary horse-drawn wagon tours, and bocce and lawn games. Landmark Vineyards is located at 101 Adobe Canyon Rd. in Kenwood. Call 833-0053 or go to www.landmarkwine.com for more information. Cooking classes at the Glenelly Looking for something to do in July? Then sign up for cooking classes at the Glenelly Inn in Glen Ellen. Thursday, July 7, 6-9 p.m. features “Full Moon Cooking Class” with chef Maria Vieages. This hands-on class includes Chicken Satay with peanut dipping sauce, Vietnamese vegetable salad, curried pineapple moonfish with sautéed bok choy, turmeric rice, and lime mousse with shortbread moon cookies – all served with Valley of the Moon wines. On Thursday, July 9, 6-9 p.m., Glen Ellen Village Market’s Vince Cabrera will teach you “Butchering 101.” You’ll learn how to de-bone and filet a whole fish, and how to disassemble a whole chicken. Chef Vieages will also be on hand to concoct something delectable with all the extra parts! The cost of each class is $95 per person. Reservations must be made in advance, so call Kristi right away at 996-6720, or email glenelly@glenelly.com. Get your summer cut at Oakmont barbershop Oakmont Barbershop owner Nick Raia knows you want to look good for the summer, so now’s the time to step into his shop at 6532 Oakmont Drive in Oakmont. Appointments and walk-ins are welcome. You’ll also find top quality hair products at the Oakmont Barbershop. The hours of the Oakmont Barbershop are Tuesday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., and Saturday, 9 a.m. to noon. To reach Nick and the Oakmont Barbershop, call 539-5311. Wild Willow classes in Kenwood Wild Willow Landscape Design will hold two gardening workshops on July 25. In the morning, from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., a “Permaculture Principles” class is offered, where Karen Boness will demonstrate the design concepts of permaculture. From 1:30-5 p.m., an “Understanding Edibles” workshop will take place, where you will learn how to plant, care for, and harvest fruiting trees, shrubs and groundcovers. Cost for each class is a $55 donation per person. Classes are held at Kenwood Permaculture in Kenwood. To register, call Karen at 237-2793, or send her an email at Karen@wildwillowdesign.com. |
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