PTEMBER 30, 2000 9?* A iNiTED,iRTISiS DmA Deadlineforfreelistings www.uatc.com Theatres is one week prior 7;rn222€M&%?ENEY- to publication. URBAN LEGENDS: THE CELL (R) FINALCUT (R)•NOVIPTIL 10-2 u ? STEREO 1.00-5:15-9:30 [TS•MAIN DOWNSTAIRS Z X SCARY MOVIE (R) Mail to: Entertainment 12:30-3:00-5.20-7:4040:00 4 STERE0 3:15-7:30 Calendar, P.O. Box 271, BAIT AN AFFAIR OF LOVE 4 Monterey 93942, (ID (R)·NOVIPSTIL.10-9 9 UPSTAIRS UPSTAIRS or fax: 12:50-4:00-7:15-9:50 12:45-2:45-4:55-7:20-9:45 4391! BARGAIN PRICE SHOWS BEFORE 6 PM JIMES FORTODAY ONLY SOCIATED PRESS n Old 0 ys she t' n a magic All writing. orwe it and every ' U stseller or ie told a 1iversity, , on 3 people i t least very t for them." 3 Pulitzer eloved," the slave who 1ren rather imed to von the ature in often nowing will be, but id in sight like chaos aid. 'They 2 this place peaceful, chaos in honored actors and immy ams and eing rts to and honored Picture Oct 23 in ors Halle iane Ladd d directors iguel gallant ars" the e oup of 'ten, to Music/Dance Indian Summer Music Festival 1-5 p.m. with George Benson (3:30 p.m.) and Acoustic Alchemy (1 p.m.), and introducing 12-year-old Julian Lage (2:30, during set change), in concert of world-class jazz at Quail Lodge driving range, Green Valley Road off Carmel Valley Road four miles east of Highway 1. Gourmet food, Monterey County wines (no outside food or beverages permitted). Will-call ticket window opens at 11 a.m., doors open at noon. General lawn seating $40, preferred lawn seating $55 (in front of stage). Bring lawn chairs, blankets. Sandy Shore Productions: or www. smoothiazz: com Del Monte Center Music Series 2-4 p.m. in front of Macy's, Munras at Soledad off Highway 1. Today, jazz with Along Came Betty; Sunday, blues with the Blue Tones. Free. . Monterey World Music Festival through Sunday. Today at 2:30 p.m. in Custom House Plaza: Amandla Poets (South Africa), Alpha Yaya Diallo (West Africa). At 7:30 at Conference Center: Shamans ofthe Midnight Sun, Trance Dance, Wimme (Native Arctic Circle), Hedningarna (Scandinavia). Sunday at 2:30 in the plaza: sacred Native American chants - free family event, Primeaux & Mike. Sunday at 5:30 at Conference Center: World music divas Savina Yannatou (Mediterranean) and Lila Downs (Mixtec fusion). A program of the Cultural Cound for Monterey County. Advance $16, door $18. www.montereywor Idmusic.org Master Workshop in ballroom and Latin techniques will be taught by Frank Regan, former U.S. and Canadian champion, 3-4:30 p.m. at Monterey Peninsula Dance Inc., 71 Soledad Drive, Monterey. Door $24, .advance $20. Coaching lessons available by appointment. Teacher training; professional dancers wanted. . Com Beat, the five-member band specializing in tropical rock, will beat Bqla Cantina, Carmel Valley Road (next to Quail Lodge),four miles east of Highway 1. Dine and dance on the outdoor heated deck. Full bar. No cover. . David Swartz, local 2uitarist, 7:304:30 p.m. Saturdays in candie-lit courtyard at Caffe Cardinale Coffee Roasting Co., Ocean Avenue between San Carlos and Dolores (behind Fresh Produce Sportswear), Carmel. Only venue in Carmel-by-the- Sea with live music. . Ensemble Monterey concert season opens with "Amadeus: * Masterpieces by the Young Mozart" at 8 p.m. in Carleton Hall at Monterey Church of Religious Science, downtown Monterey. During the season (four concerts) Monterey audiences will be treated to a complimentary buffet after each concert compliments of El Palomar Monterey. Season $60/$50 including Jan. 12/13, Feb. 9/10 and March 23/24). Single tickets $15/$12. RSVP: . East Coast Swing class 8-9 p.m. and dance party 9-11 at American Dancesport Academy, 540 Calle Principal, Monterey. Latin/swing/ ballroom classes and dance parties every Fri-Mon with Jose Delgado. $10. Private lessons by appointment. , 915-1761. East Coast Swing Masquerade 2000 for age 18 and over (no ID required) at 9 p.m. at Bread Box Recreation Center, 745 N. Sanborn Road, Salinas. Four or more DJs, groovy dance blocks, free giveaways, door prizes, exotic non-alcoholic drinks. Door $12; advance $10 at Krate Music Store, 1274 N. Main St., Salinas. Sponsored by Salinas Recreation. , . Food/Wine ATasteof Monterey: People's Choice Awards 7 p.m. at the visitors' center upstairs at 700 Cannery Row. TWelve local wineries have been selected to participate in this blind tasting of pklot noir (select three favorites). Everyone welcome. $20, Monterey Wine Club members $10. RSVP: . Info: , ext 3. Other Events California International Airshow through Sunday at Salinas Airport. The Canadian Snowbirds precision jet team will headline along with motorcycle daredevil Robbie Knievel (5 p.m. today only). Stunt pilot Sean Tucker; the world's smallest jet; Flying Elvises parachute team; military and civilian aircraft ground displays and aerial stunt flying. Former Carmel Walking with Dixielandjazz stunt flyer Wayne Tours through the 1-4 p.m. on the Handley is this historic village. deck at Big Sur year's grand Join a Carmel River Inn, Highway marshal. Gates Heritage Society 1 at Pheneger open at 9 am., docent and hear Creek. No cover. displays and about the history . demonstrations all of Carmel every morning, show at Saturday at 10 Rrst Sunday at La 11 a.m. $12/$8, a.m. beginning at Mirada of the $50-$220, under the First Murphy Monterey Museum age 6 free. Parking House, Lincoln and of Art 1:30-3:30 $7. Free MST bus . Sixth. p.m. Oct. 1 at 720 schedule for Approximately 114 Via Mirada, ticketholders from hours. Monterey Del Monte Center $10/person. (acUacent to in Monterey and Groups should Monterey Marina Transit RSVP to . Peninsula College Exchange, and and across from from Northridge Pacific Grove El Estero). Music Mall and Natividad Walks, by Norma and Hospital. (888) Otter-Mobile Richard Mayer, 845-SHOW. Tours and soprano and Charters' new nutist, Lyceum of daily tour. respectively. Stroll Monterey County One-mile, through gardens 40th Birthday Gala two-hour historic and galleries. in the Barbara route of"The Sponsored by MONitt Ballroom at Piney Paradise" Merrill Lynch. the Naval begins at the . Postgraduate Heritage Society School in fof Pacific Grove. Looping Music Monterey. Black History highlights, Festival 2000 2 tie optional. architecture, p.m. at Henry Cocktails at 6 monarch Miller Library, Big p.m., sit-down butterflies, John Sur, south on dinner at 7, Steinbeck haunts, Highwayljustpast dancing at 8:30 etc. $15. RSVP Nepenthe with the Scott & required. Restaurant. Peggy Brown . Looping music Band. Ed Bradford taps into will be master of Steinbeck Walking vibrations and ceremonies. Tours, repeating $75/person. The approximately one patterns, such as nonprofit mile in length, 75 one's own organization minutes long, heartbeat and offers classes for Sept. 30 in breathing to the; children in the downtown area. rhythmical arts; computers Led by docent poundings of and technology; volunteers who waves on the humanities and life are longtime shore. It involves skills; science and residents. Free the repetition of nature; sports and after regular audio samples, or hobbies; folk arts museum loops, that are and crafts. RSVP: admission; free to layered one on top . members. Limit of of another, 12 people on first creating a thick Outdoors come, first served texture of musical basis. . sounds and ctrl intlirme Garland Park Hike, moderate three hours to experience more scenic trails through lower level of the park. Leave visitor center at 9 a.m., Carmel Valley Road, mid valley. Bring water. Jim and Lynne McCammon, . Tours Robinson Jeffers' Top House tours Fri/Sat 10 a.m.-3 p.m. year-round at 26304 Ocean View Ave., Carmel Point. Reservations at Mon-Thu from 9 a.m.-1 p.m. and Fri/Sat at from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. NOV%, RES