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we have a robust calen- dar of events." Smith adds that free events such as Porchfest and Napa City Nights, in addition to live music at various hotels and wine tasting rooms, offer intimate settings that bring the commu- nity together. "After the last couple of years, visitors and locals alike couldn't be more thrilled to experi- ence the return of so many beloved events here in Downtown Napa." In partnership with Blue Note Entertain- ment Group, Another Planet Entertainment and the city of Napa, the Oxbow RiverStage presents an outdoor, festival-style venue in downtown Napa. The outdoor concerts — known for drawing big names — take place in a picturesque setting with grassy fields, paved walkways and stunning views. And the best part, for those who live nearby, is the ability to attend as many shows as possible without having to reserve a room for the night or drive back to another part of the Bay Area. Just 5 miles from Oxbow Commons is one of the city's latest new- home communities, Trio by Discovery Homes, which is in the early stages of selling its 27 homes. "It's a small neigh- borhood tucked into an already established Napa community near parks, schools and easy access to Highway 29," says Kristen Barrington, marketing assistant for Discovery Homes. She says that homes at Trio range in size from 1,566 to 3,314 square feet with six floor plans, some featuring attached ADUs, including two single-story plans. "Trio is for everyone from first-time home- buyers to people looking to upgrade or to down- size," Barrington says. It's likely that a mix of generations will fill the new-home commu- nity, all of whom can take part in local and nearby arts and enter- tainment they may not be expecting to find. They can find the JaM Cellars Ballroom at the Margrit Mondavi Theatre in downtown Napa. The state-of-the- art performance space, with capacity for more than 650 people, is on the second floor of the historic Napa Valley Opera House building and offers standing-room and seated concerts, theatrical shows, and cultural events. Genres include pop, country, rock, indie, alternative rock and more. The same build- ing is also home to the Blue Note Napa on the first floor. The cabaret- style venue seats 190 and this year features major headliners such as KT Tunstall, Arturo Sandoval, All-4-One, plus acoustic and jazz in an intimate setting with dinner and cocktail service. The west side of the city of Napa and Napa County, where Discov- ery's Trio is currently under construction, is also only 15 miles from downtown Sonoma, which is home to the Show from page 1 See SHOW Pg 5 City of Tracy/David Wakely Photography The Grand Theatre Center for the Arts offers live performances and workshops by the city of Tracy. TheOne. TheOnly. SeaHavenisanexcitingcommunity alongtheMontereyBaycoastlinethat providesarareopportunitytoliveinoneof California'smostalluringlandscapes. Sales Office Open Daily 11 AM - 5 PM | liveseahaven.com | 831-531-9038 The Exclusive Resident's Retreat. Only at Sea Haven. e Cove at Sea Haven is the only venue of its kind along the Central Coast. An exquisitely appointed residents' clubhouse where movement and tranquility converge. Images arerepresentational onlyandmaydifferfrom homesas constructed.Squarefootages areapproximate.Sellermakes norepresentationsorwarranties thatthe view fromthe propertywillremain thesame.Futuredevelopment changes toand growth of landscaping andthe likemay impactanycurrentviews from theproperty.Homesareconstructedand marketedby WCPDevelopersLLC(CAContractorLicense#1035148)andrealestatesalesbrokered by WCPReal Estate,Inc. (CADRELicense # 02055906), on behalfof WCMarina LLC,aCalifornialimited liabilitycompany.©2022 WathenCastanosHomes.Allrights reserved.EqualHousingOpportunity. Highlights Include: • Floorplans offering 3 to 7 bedrooms • Homes starting from the low $1Ms • 10 planned neighborhood parks S4 BAY AREA NEWS GROUP 001 Advertising Section SUNDAY, MAY 22, 2022

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