Wednesday, July 21, 2010

“ Opera night at Servino “

Robert Ashens Artistic Director, Conductor

Passing Appetizer 6:30pm

Polpette Siciliana, Boconcini e Prosciutto, Mista di Bruscetta, Polenta e Gorgonzola

Prosecco Bellucci Reserva

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Dinner & Opera 7:00pm

Insalata  Estate

Organic Mixed Greens, nectarine, radish, goat cheese, glazed nuts

2008 Greco di Tuffo, Antiche Terre, Campagna

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Primo

Manicotti Vignaiolo

Home made Manicotti filled with lamb, baby spinach & ricotta cheese,

Served with light cream sauce

2006 Teroldego, Cantina Rotaliana, Trento

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Secondo

Pollo Involtino

Baked breast of chicken stuffed with house made sausage, sundried tomato, baby spinach,

served with a wild mushroom sauce

2007 Poggio d’Elsa, Bruni, Super Toscan

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Dolce

Crunchy Chocolate Mousse Cake Served with a mixed berry coulis

Vinsanto

$ 85 all inclusive

9 Main Street, Tiburon, Ca 94920, Tel: 415 435 2676 www.servino.com

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17^TH Opera night

The second monthly Crush Barrel Wine Market by Vino Moda will be held Saturday July 3 at Fort Mason Center, San Francisco, California. Live music by the Jose Najera Band.

(See video playlist of Jose Najera at the Tiburon International Film Festival in 2009 courtesy of  TibTV >>)

The first Crush Barrel was very successful. Several wineries sold out 3 hours into the event. This time wineries will be well prepared for wine lovers and their $10 Crush Barrel Bucks coupon towards a wine purchase. Urban Reggae band “The Dreaded Truth” had patrons dancing in the aisles in between tastings.

www.CrushBarrel.com

Vino Moda wine meets fashion

Robert Ashens

Artistic Director/ Conductor

Returning from a trip in Austria with great surprises!!

Martedi, Maggio 25, 2010

Cocktail 6:30pm – Opera & Dinner 7:00pm

A p p e t i z e r

Bocconcini e prosciutto crab cakes e misto di bruschetta

Bellussi Prosecco

I n s a l a t a   R I c h a r d   S t r a u s s

Organic mixed greens, fennel, Sonoma goat cheese, oranges, roasted almond & extra virgin olive oil

2008 Ribolla Gialla, Conte d’Attimis, Friuli, Italia

M a n i c o t t i   A n t o n i o  V i v  a l d i

Home made manicotti filled with lamb and ricotta cheese, served with wild mushroom and light tomato cream reduction

2006 Rosso di Troia, Antica Enotria, Puglia, Italia

F i l e t t o  A m a d e u s  M o z a r t

Pan seared filet mignon wrapped in pancetta in a Chianti reduction

served with roasted Yukon gold potatoes and broccolini

2007 Chianti Classico, Cecchi, Toscana, Italia

D o l c e

Chocolato e frutta

La Caliera, Moscato d’Asti

$85 all inclusive – Servino Ristorante 9 Main street Tiburon, Ca 94920 Tel: 415 435 2676  www.servino.com

Aimée Puentes, Soprano will be performing tonight at Servino Opera Dinner Night #14 along with Baritone Igor Viera and Boy Soprano Ryan Nelson.

Event Notice and Biography sent to TibTV by Cora Nelson:

Saturday April 24 to Sunday April 25, 2010 marks the Opening Day Weekend at Corinthian Yacht Club in Tiburon, California. CYC members start on friday with the decorating of the boats, saturday is the Boat Judging, Pelican Grill, plus Music and Dancing with the Blues Burners.

Sunday starts at 0800 hrs with religious services and flag raising followed by a buffet breakfast. 1030 hrs is the Blessing of the Pleasure Craft. 1200 to 1900 hrs is the Special Grill on the Deck. 1400-1800 hrs is Music and Dancing on the Deck with Wendy Dewitt.

View all information about Opening Day Weekend on the CYC website page.

FOR IMMEDIATE PRESS RELEASE
Press Contact: Deanna Desin, (415) 892-2639 or (415) 608-2639 andees1@earthlink.net
Donna M. Duncan, (415) 699-7084, donnapicya@aol.com
Press Boat Coordinator, George Neil, (650) 575-6166, geor63@jps.net

Media Alert: “OPENING DAY ON THE BAY”
MARKING THE OFFICIAL START OF SAN FRANCISCO’S 2010 BOATING SEASON

WHEN: Sunday April 25, 2010, Crissy Field to Pier 39, starting at 12 Noon.

WHAT: The 94th Annual „Opening Day on the Bay‟ Decorated Boat Parade, hosted by the Pacific Inter-Club Yacht Association (PICYA), representing over 100 yacht clubs in Northern California celebrates the official beginning of the a new boating season on San Francisco Bay. This year‟s theme is “Building Bridges.” The parade will feature over 120 historic workboats, fireboats, Vessel Assist towboats, classic and contemporary craft decorated to the theme. There will be both power and sail boats competing for best decoration honors. The theme this year is “Building Bridges.” These boats can be viewed by the public along the San Francisco waterfront from Crissy Field, which is west of the Marina Green to Pier 39, 12 noon until 3 p.m. The occasion will be a unique opportunity to see these special boats, all at the same time, sailing close to shore where land-based spectators can enjoy the event This is an event for the whole family to enjoy.

WHERE: Free public viewing is available on San Francisco‟s Northern Shoreline from Crissy Field to Pier 39.
Those seeking a closer view of the decorated boats can join the Officers, Directors and guests of PICYA on the „Californian,‟ one of the Hornblower‟s largest yachts on San Francisco Bay, with a light breakfast and a gourmet lunch. See picya.org for more info or Lizette Collins, (415) 883-7106, duane590@cs.com.

HOW: A press boat is available for members of the media interested in covering the parade on the water, contact George Neil, (650) 575-6166, geor63@jps.net. This boat will be on the water moving throughout the parade route, providing excellent photo opportunities. This year for the media, we are offering a choice of cruising on the private press boat or on the media level of the Hornblower „Californian‟ at no charge. Additional information is available at www.picya.org.

WHO: Organized by the Pacific Inter-Club Yacht Association (PICYA), which was formed in San Francisco in 1896 to improve communications between yacht clubs, provide uniform racing rules, and encourage yachting. Today it is the only organization in Northern California that supports the promotion of recreational boating through the coordination and dissemination of information for the benefit of boaters. It publishes the Yachting Yearbook, the annual directory of member clubs and information, and created Recreational Boaters of California, a governmental advocacy organization committed to promoting the enjoyment, protections, and responsible use of our waterways. See RBOC.org for matters of interest. PICYA has coordinated Opening Day since 1917.
The major sponsor for the past nine years is Boat Owners Association of the United States, (BoatUS). BoatUS is the nation‟s leading advocate for recreational boaters with a wide array of consumer services. Visit BoatUS.com for more information.