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09.19.2004
HOME AND GARDENS NEIGHBORHOOD TO FLOURISH WITH THE COLORS OF MEXICO
Imagine an exotic night in the heart of Mexico. Plush surroundings create an almost jungle-like feel. Flowers blooms larger than life, the native plants are greener than green. Blossoms and buds dot the landscape in a burst of rainbow colors.
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09.19.2004
MARIACHI USA FIESTA AT THE L.A. COUNTY FAIR
World renowned for their amazing, eclectic performances, MARIACHI USA Fiesta is a festival that features more than 40 performers and dancers in one crowd-pleasing show.
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09.19.2004
FAIRPLEX PARK ANNOUNCES 2004 STAKES SCHEDULE
It’s 17 consecutive days of live thoroughbred horse racing, increased purses for the stakes races and immeasurable returns for patrons.
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09.19.2004
L.A. COUNTY FAIR COMMUNITY DAYS HONOR LOCAL CITIES
Every city is special in some way, whether it’s the equestrians of San Dimas or the bustling college community of Claremont. It is the unique aspects of cities that the L.A. County Fair will salute during Community Days. Eighteen local cities will be honored every weekday of the Fair, Sept. 10-26.
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09.19.2004
BUDWEISER CLYDESDALES MAKE APPEARANCE AT L.A. COUNTY FAIR
The world-famous Budweiser Clydesdales, representatives of Anheuser-Busch for more than 70 years, are scheduled to make several appearances showcasing their tremendous strength, precision, grace and beauty during the L.A. County Fair, scheduled for Sept 10-26. The massive animals will appear during the races for Fairguests at the Fairplex Park Budweiser Grandstand.
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09.19.2004
THREE MUSIC EXHIBITS MAKE THEIR SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA DEBUT AT THE 2004 L.A. COUNTY FAIR
Music is a cultural phenomenon. Historically, music has been used to foster unity as well as rebellion. It is powerful enough to jettison everyday individuals into stardom and exact societal change.
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09.19.2004
VISITORS TO FAIR GET OPPORTUNITY TO PICK THEIR FAVORITE ARTWORK
Visitors to the L.A. County Fair will have an opportunity to vote on their favorite painting, chosen from the entries of the Millard Sheets Gallery’s Contemporary Fine Art competition.
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09.19.2004
WINNERS OF FINE ART COMPETITION ANNOUNCED
The winners of the Contemporary Fine Art Competition at the Millard Sheets Gallery have been announced. The competition, open to the public, returned to the 2004 L.A. County Fair after a nearly 50-year hiatus.
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09.19.2004
WINNERS IN CHOCOLATE CHIP COOKIE CONTEST ANNOUNCED
Winners of the Hometown Buffet Chocolate Chip cookie contest at the L.A. County Fair were announced Sept. 11. Hometown Buffet Inc. sponsored the event.
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09.19.2004
WINNERS DISPLAY SOME OF THE BEST MEXICAN RECIPES NORTH OF THE BORDER
Beautiful presentations of salsas, burritos and enchiladas lined tables at the L.A. County Fair as judges meticulously evaluated the tastes of each dish and visual appearance. A Tapestry of Tradition, presented by the Gas Company, housed the Salsa and Mexican Classics competition Saturday, Sept. 11. Judges tasted salsas in three categories: contemporary fruit salsa, traditional and fiery hot. Various food categories were also judged.
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09.19.2004
COLLEGE STUDENTS HELP CARE FOR BARNYARD ANIMALS
Her bedside manner is gentle as she calms her patient with a soothing voice. There is no need to warm the stethoscope – the cold won’t be felt through the patient’s pelt.
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09.19.2004
BREADWORLD.COM BREAD COMPETITION WINNERS ANNOUNCED
Winners of the Fleischmann’s Yeast breadworld.com bread competition at the L.A. County Fair have been announced.
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09.19.2004
A TAPESTRY OF TRADITION GETS NEW HOME, OFFERS SAME GREAT APPEAL
When the L.A. County Fair opens Sept. 10, A Tapestry of Tradition, the popular creative home arts exhibit, will present participants and visitors with more opportunities and a larger location to partake in all the wonderful contests and demonstrations the department has been known for the past 82 years.
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09.19.2004
MUSIC LEGEND WILLIE NELSON TO PLAY L.A. COUNTY FAIR
Texas native Willie Nelson grew up in a world permeated with music: the gospel songs of his grandparents, the blues and Mexican corridas that eased the labor of the cotton fields, the country and western swing hits filling the airwaves from Nashville and Fort Worth and the inner music that filled his head. Melodies are easy, he says of songwriting. If he needs one, he just plucks one out of the air. The air, he says, is full of music.
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09.19.2004
MOTOX MAYHEM AMAZES VISITORS AT THE L.A. COUNTY FAIR
Ready for high-flying, heart-pounding, edge of your seat entertainment? Come and enjoy the thrill of motorcycles soaring through the air at this years L.A. County Fair. The Fair runs Sept. 10-26.
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