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08.20.2004
THE DOORS OF THE 21ST CENTURY TO PERFORM AT THE 2004 L.A. COUNTY FAIR
Come on over to our house on Saturday, Sept. 11, and be prepared to rock. The L.A. County Fair is pleased to announce that The Doors of the 21st Century will be performing at 8 p.m. on the Los Angeles Newspaper Group Grandstand Stage as part of the Fair’s End of Summer Concert Series.
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08.20.2004
WHITE AVENUE FEATURED IN MOVIE
White Avenue recently underwent renovations that included new fencing, landscaping and general cleanup that was so impressive that even Hollywood took notice.
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08.19.2004
CAVALCADE OF HORSES OFFERS FAIRGUESTS A VARIETY OF SHOWS
Many national and international participants will showcase numerous breeds of horses during the L. A. County Fair’s 17 days. Horses will be featured in horse shows and special demonstrations all day and evening at the horse show arena. The Fair runs Sept. 10-26.
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08.18.2004
JACKSON BROWNE WILL PERFORM AT L.A. COUNTY FAIR
For three decades Jackson Browne has eloquently expressed his emotions, philosophies and political convictions through folk and rock music. With more than 15 million albums sold, Browne has created an enduring legacy of a sound that is deeply personal and relevant.
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08.17.2004
THE ISLEY BROTHERS CONCERT AT THE L.A. COUNTY FAIR CANCELLED
Fair officials announced today that The Isley Brothers concert, which was scheduled for Saturday, Sept. 11, has been cancelled due to the illness of vocalist Ronald Isley.
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08.16.2004
ITS SEPTEMBER AND THEREFORE ITS THE L.A. COUNTY FAIR
Each September, since way back in 1922, a tradition as regular as the sparrows returning to Capistrano occurs in Pomona. It’s the L.A. County Fair, a post-Labor Day ritual that makes an annual appearance for 17 days and provides one big party before saying goodbye to summer.
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08.11.2004
ONLY BLACK-OWNED AND -OPERATED CIRCUS IN AMERICA MAKES FIRST INLAND EMPIRE APPEARANCE
Cedric Walker wanted to create entertainment for the modern African American audience. He found it in the least likely place.
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08.10.2004
PLAZA DE LAS AMÉRICAS SPICES THINGS UP AT THE L.A. COUNTY FAIR
Spice up your day with some flavor from South of the Border in Plaza de las Américas, presented by Hoy and Bud Light, at this year’s L.A. County Fair, Sept. 10-26. Plaza de las Américas’ new look includes a touch of Latin cultures from Mexico to South America.
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08.10.2004
SENIOR DAYS TO TAKE PLACE AT L.A. COUNTY FAIR
If you’re 60 years of age or older, there’s something special about Tuesdays at the 2004 L.A. County Fair. Seniors will have their own days on Sept. 14 and 21. Both days have been designated as Senior Days at the Fair and will offer special admission prices, information, entertainment and contests just for seniors. The Fair runs Sept. 10-26.
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08.09.2004
CHINESE ACROBATS WILL DANCE AND TUMBLE AT THE L.A. COUNTY FAIR
Chinese acrobats train for years while attending rigorous performing arts schools, demonstrating a remarkable amount of commitment and discipline. The hard work is not without its rewards, as again and again performances end with standing ovations.
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08.05.2004
PURCHASE HANDMADE CRAFTS AT THE ARTS AND CRAFTS VILLAGE WEEKENDS AT 2004 L.A. COUNTY FAIR
With some of the best shopping this side of the Mississippi, the L.A. County Fair is the place to find that one-of-a-kind gift. During the Arts and Crafts Village weekends, Fairguests will be given ample opportunity to do some early holiday shopping for unique items. This year’s Fair runs Sept. 10-26.
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08.02.2004
WORK HORSES BRING POWER AND PLEASURE TO THE L.A. COUNTY FAIR
Did you ever wonder where the term “work horse” came from?
That question can easily be answered during the International Draft Horse, Mule and Pleasure Driving Show, Sept. 22-26, at the 82nd anniversary L.A. County Fair, which runs Sept. 10-26.
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08.02.2004
TOWER OF POWER WILL PERFORM AT THE 2004 L.A. COUNTY FAIR
Tower of Power, the band that has delighted fans for more than three decades, returns to the L.A. County Fair at 8 p.m., Sunday, Sept. 19, as part of the End of Summer Concert Series. Known for its incredible horn section and memorable lyrics with an eclectic mix of jazz, funk, rock and old school soul music, the band is a Fair favorite.
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07.30.2004
PETERSEN AUTOMOTIVE MUSEUM VISITS THE L.A. COUNTY FAIR
There’s nothing ordinary about Building 4 at the L.A. County Fair. The enormous hall, which once long ago was called The Agricultural Pavilion, has been home to elaborate fruit displays, bees and honey exhibits, and wine and jazz ensembles.
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07.30.2004
WAR BRINGS MULTIFACETED SOUND TO L.A. COUNTY FAIR
Their sound captured the heart and soul of America’s streets. From the late
‘60s all the way to the present day, Los Angeles-based WAR played the music
that made people dance and think. Fusing rock, Latin rhythms, funk, blues, jazz
and soul into a distinctive sound all their own, WAR, the self-described Afro-Cuban-rock-jazz-blues
band, was a righteous force coming straight out of “the neighborhood.”
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