When I first decided to open my VOM FASS business in Claremont, I never questioned whether I should become a chamber member or not. After my first year of being in business and the time came to renew my membership, I took time to evaluate the value of being a member of the Chamber. As I reflected on my time as a Chamber member, I realized that most of the people that are around me (both in and out of my shop) are Chamber members. I have a new plumber, a new car mechanic and many other options if I choose to sell my home or need financial advice. Most importantly the Chamber has given me opportunities to introduce my business to many people that would have never known about us. Village Venture, Beer Walk and Wine Walk have all been a huge success for us. I will sign up again when this year’s renewal comes around and I will continue to support my new community in any way I can. You get what you give, I always say! -- Kim Peeples, Owner
Volume 32, Issue 5
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June 2015
3RD ANNUAL CLAREMONT RESTAURANT WEEK The Chamber is excited to present the 3rd Annual Claremont Restaurant Week July 10-19, 2015. This event will showcase Claremont’s many grills, sandwich shops, and fine dining restaurants. 20 local eateries will offer special lunch and dinner menus at set prices ranging from $10 to $40. Bring Your Appetite! Restaurants confirmed to participate include: • Bardot
• Pappas Artisanal (La Verne)
• Casa Moreno Mexican Restaurant Bar & Grill
• Pine Haven Cafe (Upland)
• Euro Café
• The Press Restaurant
• La Parolaccia Osteria Italiana
• Rounds Premium Burgers
• Lounge 425 at Hotel Casa 425
• Saca’s Mediterranean Cuisine
• Jeni Wren’s Cafe
• Saladfarm
• The Junction
• Tutti Mangia Italian Grill
• The Orchard at DoubleTree by Hilton Claremont
• Walter’s Restaurant
• Nuno’s Bistro & Bar (Upland)
• Viva Madrid
• Packing House Wines
• zPizza
The Chamber will host a Claremont Restaurant Week Kick Off Mixer on Wednesday, July 8th from 5:30-7:00 p.m. at DoubleTree by Hilton Claremont, 555 W. Foothill Blvd. This event is designed to attract media outlets and food bloggers to come out and sample food from participating restaurants. Chamber members are also invited to attend. More details and a growing list of participating restaurants can be found at www.ClaremontRestaurant.com.
Chairman’s Circle Members DoubleTree by Hilton Claremont
Golden State Water Drought Article See page 5.
Service Organization Level
Village Venture Arts and Craft Faire Information
Rotary Club of Claremont Claremont Sunrise Rotary Kiwanis Club of Claremont
See page 7.
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A Note from the Chair . . .Linda Sarancha Dear Friends,
Executive Committee Chair Linda Sarancha, Fukagawa Stark & Associates NPC Chair-Elect Sal Medina, Packing House Wines Treasurer Susan Pearson, The Bathwork Shop Past Chair Andrew Behnke, DoubleTree by Hilton Claremont Member at Large Nikki Coulas, J. N. Coulas & Associates Board of Directors Sam Acuna, Claremont Print Floy Biggs, Community Senior Services Corey Calaycay, Mayor Dale Christiansen, Christiansen Accounting James Elsasser, Ed.D., Claremont Unified School District Marsha Fox, VNA Hospice & Palliative Care of Southern California Katherine Hauser Rubel, Claremont University Consortium Bridget Healy, Inland Valley Repertory Theatre, Inc Randy Lopez, Ophelia’s Jump Production Joey Medeiros, Nuno’s Bistro & Bar Kim Peeples, Vom Fass Michael Reis, Southland Data Processing Mike Rodriguez, Tintura Salon Carlos Samuelson, Century 21 Prestige Properties Eugene Washington, Academy Pest Control Ryan Zimmerman, Wheeler Steffen | Sotheby’s International Realty Maureen Aldridge IOM, ACE, CEO Chamber Committee Chairs Claremont Young Professionals- Ryan Zimmerman Government Relations/Economic Development- Andrew Behnke Membership/Ambassadors- Marsha Fox and Bill Cunitz Marketing/PR- Nikki Coulas Village Marketing Group- Mike Manning
It is hard to believe that another fiscal year is coming to an end, along with my term as the Board of Directors Chair of this wonderful organization. Proudly, I can say that the Claremont Chamber had another very successful year. Your Claremont Chamber of Commerce remains strong. Overall membership held steady and even increased somewhat this year. Many ribbon cuttings were held, special events, and networking opportunities such as the Networking Breakfast and Mixers. Your Chamber is continually trying to enhance the value of your membership – we held our first annual Women’s Leadership Conference and changed the format of the breakfast to include quarterly business educational topics and increased direct networking. By providing these opportunities for its members, the Chamber is remaining true to its “Mission.” Furthermore, the Chamber of Commerce continues to be proactive in being an advocate for the business community. I want to sincerely thank our Chamber of Commerce staff for their dedication, commitment, and work ethic. Thank you to my fellow Board members for all of their hard work, contributing their time and talent to benefit the Chamber membership. As a volunteer driven organization, we rely heavily on the personal commitment and leadership of our Board. As you can see, it takes teamwork and a stable support network for a Chamber to be truly effective. Thank you to our wonderful Ambassadors, Committee Members, Volunteers, and most of all, YOU. The members make this Chamber the great Chamber it is today. Be proud of that, I know I am. Thank you for the opportunity to be of service. In friendship, Linda
Chamber Staff CEO Maureen Aldridge Executive Assistant Marlene Fulfer Information Specialist Veronica Sepulveda
Claremont Chamber of Commerce 205 Yale Avenue, Claremont, CA 91711 Phone: (909) 624-1681 Fax: (909) 624-6629 Hours: Mon.-Fri. • 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. E-mail:
[email protected] Website: www.claremontchamber.org
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MEMBER KUDOS!
The Claremont Architectural Commission has awarded Bardot (Alain Fournier) and Tucker-Schoeman Architects the 34th annual “Excellence in Design Award” in the category of “Renovation” for the outstanding renovation of the former Harvard Square Café at 206 W. Bonita Avenue. This program is designed to recognize recently-completed projects that best reflect the city’s standards of design excellence. Congratulations Bardot!
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Chamber Statistics from January 2015-May 2015 Below is a list of what has been going on at the Chamber for the last 6 months. • 406 seats filled at our monthly networking breakfast • 97 Attended the State of the City at our Networking Breakfast in March • 157 Renewing Members • 27 New Members • Chamber membership is currently at 491 • 8 Ribbon Cuttings • VMG drew in approximatly 2,500 people to the Village with their Claremont Pie Festival • 135 Chamber members are participating in the Chamber Gift Card Program • $6,545 was made from gift card sales--Keeping the money in Claremont! • 97 Women attended the Chambers First Women’s Leadership Conference • $17,203.47 was invested for Best B.E.T and 37 teachers were awarded grants • 76 Golfers participated in our Annual Education Golf Tournament which benefits Best B.E.T • 3,324 people made phone calls to the Chamber office • 2,410 visitors walked into the Chamber office • 8 Relocation Packers were mailed out • 11 SCORE appointments held at the Chamber Office • 3,475 pieces of information was distributed from our office • 7 Crime Alerts were sent out to all members • A total of 58 people have attend 3 of the Claremont Young Professionals Bi-monthly Lunch and Learns • Our CEO and the Mayor have done personal business visits to several Claremont Businesses in Peppertree Square, Stater Bros. Shopping Center and along the Foothill Corridor
SCORE Business Counseling The Claremont Chamber, SCORE and the SBA bring no charge SCORE business counseling to the East San Gabriel Vally 1 hour appointments are available from 9am-Noon the first Tuesday of each month. Appointments are held at the Claremont Chamber office, 205 Yale Ave. Claremont, CA 91711. Counseling is done by appointment only, no walk-ins. Call weekdays (949) 370-1155 between 9am- 2:30pm every working week day.
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Water Conservation Must Be A Team Sport By Benjamin Lewis, General Manager of the Foothill District, Golden State Water Company California is in a drought emergency, and water providers throughout the state are doing everything possible to help business and residential customers conserve to meet the water reduction mandates established by Governor Jerry Brown and the State Water Resources Control Board (State Water Board). As the drought continues in its fourth year, water conservation is no longer a “should do” for Californians, it is a “must do” to ensure we have a reliable water supply, and voluntary conservation goals have been replaced with hard mandates from the state. Effective June 1, the Claremont community has been directed to reduce its water use by 32 percent compared to 2013. Achieving that 32 percent reduction will not be easy, and it will only be possible if we all work together. Let’s take a moment to look back and see how California got to this point. In July 2014, the State Water Board adopted regulations targeting outside water usage with a subtle bias against residential customers. For most households, the majority of water usage in the spring and summer months occurs outside of the home. This holds true in Claremont, where it is estimated that more than 50 percent of residential water is used to irrigate landscapes and plants. After another dry winter which produced a dismal snowpack, the State Water Board amended the regulations in March 2015, adding even more restrictions with a continued focus on outside water usage and new restrictions for local businesses. Specifically, hotels and motels must provide their guests the option of having towels and linens laundered daily, and restaurants can only serve water at the request of customers. In addition to these regulations, Governor Brown issued an Executive Order in April 2015 directing the state to reduce water use by 25 percent compared to 2013. Adjusted to reflect Claremont’s 2013 residential usage, the local reduction target was set at 32 percent.
Water providers were tasked with drawing up plans to help the communities they serve achieve the reduction mandates from the state. For the Claremont community, outdoor water usage is currently limited to two days per week. Additional restrictions that assign outdoor water days and times could be implemented, as needed. It is important to note that the metric used by the State Water Board is based upon residential usage, due to the fact that more than half of our local residential water is used outdoors. In Claremont, 2013 water usage ranged from a low of approximately 100 R-GPCD (residential gallons-per-capita-per-day) to a high of roughly 250 R-GPCD. This tells us that there is an opportunity to meet the 32 percent reduction goal by simply changing outside watering habits. So what does this mean for the business community? In most cases, especially in The Village, local businesses use very little water or no water outside of their properties. Aside from the aforementioned restrictions for hotels/motels and restaurants, the regulations are relatively minor for indoor usage. Even so, local businesses can play an important part helping our community reach the 32 percent reduction goal. Businesses are encouraged to consider ways to reduce indoor water usage, like replacing bathroom fixtures and laundry or dishwashing equipment with newer, more-efficient technology that would also save money. Golden State Water is proud to be your water provider and wants to be your partner in conservation. Please visit our website at gswater.com/drought or contact us at 800999-4033 to learn more about the water-use efficiency resources available for the Claremont community or to request a water audit for your business.
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2015 Education Classic Golf Tournament
First Place Winners Eric Martinez, Ray Lantz, Corey Vollaro and James Balkus with Sal Medina, Chair
Second Place Winners
Russell Stacer, Jay Bernard, Vic Prado and Steve Martinez with Sal Medina, Chair
Tournament Sponsors Classic Sponsor: Atkinson, Andelson, Loya, Ruud & Romo Eagle Sponsors
Candlelight Pavilion DoubleTree by Hilton Claremont Golf Cart Sponsor: Dignity Group Prize Sponsor: Piper Jaffary Awards Sponsor: Ziemba + Prieto Architects Putting Contest Sponsor: California Pest Management Route 66 Self Storage Table Centerpiece Sponsor: Christiansen Accounting Brochure Sponsor: Claremont Print Photographer: Sonja Stump Photography Beverage Sponsors: Eureka Burger Claremont Craft Ales DoubleTree by Hilton Claremont Dale Bros Brewery California Pest Management Tee Sponsors: J.N Coulas & Associates Southland Data Processing California Pest Management Foothill Financial Advisors Moreto, Mathison & Associates Fence Craft of Upland Allegion
Third Place Winners
Andrew Behnke, Cody Conti, Justin Assael, and John Cunningham with Sal Medina, Chair
Tournament Donations Packing House Wines Christiansen Accounting Dignity Group California Pest Management Claremont Chiropractic Bert & Rocky’s Cream Company Last Drop Café Claremont Unified School District Nuno’s Bistro & Bar Candlelight Pavilion Claremont Lock & Key The Human Touch Pacific Auto Sales Plume Ridge Buca di Beppo Integrative Bodywork VNA Hospice & Palliative Care of Southern CA Massage Envy Eddie’s N.Y. Pizzeria 21 Choices Frozen Yogurt Ophelias Jump Productions Escape Eureka Burger Claremont Sunrise Rotary
Tournament Volunteers Mary Theilacker Charlene Betts Maia Thomas Steven Llanusa Nikki Coulas Sonja Stump Floy Biggs Donna Clarke Katherine Hauser Rubel Sonja Stump Bob Fagg Cindy Rainey Sue Prophet
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Foothill Gold Line: June/July 2015 Update During the months of April and May, the Foothill Gold Line Construction Authority (Construction Authority) hosted six community open houses to update the community about the Foothill Gold Line light rail project from Azusa to Montclair. The open houses were held in each of the future corridor cities - Glendora, San Dimas, La Verne, Pomona, Claremont and Montclair. Close to 400 community members attended these events to learn the latest on the status of the light rail project, station design and art, project funding and more. Over the next two years, engineers are reviewing all elements of the project to refine the information needed to finalize design and ready the project to break ground in 2017. During this period, the city-selected station artists will be developing the public art concepts for the stations, as well as deciding on station colors and materials. The Azusa to Montclair segment is receiving some residual Measure R funding left over from the Pasadena to Azusa project. This money is being used to complete the advanced engineering and to ready the project for a design-build procurement. Funding has not yet been secured for construction of this segment of the line and the Construction Authority is seeking approximately $1 billion to complete construction of the six-station segment (a portion of the construction will be funded by San Bernardino County). The Construction Authority anticipates that funding will be made available through a proposed sales tax measure that will go to Los Angeles County voters for approval in November 2016. If the sales tax measure is approved, the project would be ready to break ground in 2017 and take approximately five years to complete. Stay informed! - Sign-up to receive project updates at www.foothillgoldline.org.
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www.claremontchamber.org PRESS RELEASE REAL Connections: Supporting Seniors to Age in Place!
REAL Connections believes “it takes a village” to support seniors living at home, and we do just that! Real Connections members are a community of people, living in their own homes, who offer friendship, support, and are committed to helping each other when there is a need. The concept is about sharing time and talent with each other and lending or receiving a helping hand—that might mean getting or giving a ride, finding a trusted handyman, or having someone to call. Whatever it is, members in our village build new friendships and find peace of mind, knowing they have a community to which they can turn. Extensive local resident input helped shape the village, which was inspired by Beacon Hill Village, a grassroots organization started in Boston 14 years ago by a group of like-minded neighbors. Their basic idea was that people want to live and age well in their homes and communities as they grow older by accessing convenient services and resources with one phone call. This highly successful aging-in-place concept has spread rapidly worldwide. REAL Connections was the first of its kind in the Inland and East San Gabriel Valleys. Area residents who are seeking household and home maintenance assistance, local transportation, service discounts, health and wellness programs, errand-running, and trustworthy information and referrals might consider becoming a REAL Connections member. Members are interested in social and cultural activities, opportunities to help others, and believe in the power of neighbors helping neighbors. The village partners with credible organizations and businesses, and actively recruits reliable volunteers to meet the needs of village members. To quote an Upland village member, “the volunteers are prompt, helpful, kind and thoughtful. They are true volunteers of the highest sense. I feel that I have made a new circle of friends and find peace of mind knowing I can give and receive.” REAL Connections serves seniors in the communities of Claremont, La Verne, San Dimas, Pomona, Alta Loma, San Antonio Heights, Rancho Cucamonga, and Upland. Come celebrate our 3rd anniversary on July 10th from 5:00-7:00 pm at Larkin Park as we honor our many volunteers and community members who make our village possible. Please join us and don’t hesitate to bring a friend to this fun filled event! Larkin Park is located at 763 W. Harrison in Claremont (one block east of Mountain Ave. on Harrison Avenue). Light dinner, refreshments, music and prizes provided. MUST RSVP by July 8th to 909-621-6300, or
[email protected]
The Chamber Gift Card Program The Claremont Gift Card program is a FREE program available for ACTIVE Chamber members. This program has been successful since 2002 and currently has 140 Chamber members utilizing this as one of the many benefits to their membership. The intention of this program is to encourage more business for our Chamber members and to keep the money in Claremont. Throughout the year, many residents and visitors come to the city to purchase the Claremont Chamber cards, for family, friends, coaches, teachers, etc. Each card distributed from our office includes a list of merchants participating in this wonderful program, giving each recipient a huge array of choices as to where they can spend their gift. All participating members are given a window cling to show they accept the gift cards. Claremont Gift Cards are sold exclusively at the Chamber Office in denominations of $10 and $25. When a customer uses the gift card, the merchant must treat it as cash and must give cash as change, if necessary. Then the merchants brings the card(s) into the Chamber office, where we will write a check for the full amount. To participate in this program contact Veronica at (909) 624-1681 or
[email protected]
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ACADEMY PEST CONTROL Eugene Washington Commercial Specialist
310 N. Indian Hill Blvd. •Claremont, CA 91711
Tel: (877) 398-4072 • (909) 398-4072 Fax: (909) 398-4076 E-mail:
[email protected] Website: http://academyofpc.com
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www.claremontchamber.org April Renewing Members
April New Members
Left to Right: Linda Sarancha, Chair; Audrey Reille, LLC; Andy Trujillo and Brandon Greene, American Medical Response
Left to Right: Linda Sarancha, Chair; Geoff Hamil, Wheeler Steffen Sotheby’s International Realty; Carol Grisham, All Our Childrens International Outreach; Lori Paley, Aromatique; Pam Rock, Escape Salon; Jason Harris, A Shop Called Quest; Kermit Rima, College Park Apartments; Ed Leavell, 21 Choices Frozen Yogurt; Kelly Arft, The Renken Company; Opanyi Nasiali; John Howland, Buxbaum & Chakmak; and Jim Maciel, Quality Commercial Pest Control
Are you using your Chamber Member Benefits? • Have you attended at least 3 Chamber networking events in the last 6 months? • Have you updated your Chamber online profile? • Have you uploaded your events to the Chamber’s online calendar? • Have you posted hot deals or job openings on the Chamber website? • Have you brought business cards or promotional items to display in the Chamber office? • Have you taken advantage of all sponsorship opportunities? If you answered “No” to more than three of these questions, you are not using your Chamber member benefits to the fullest. To find out more information on how you can take advantage of these benefits, contact Veronica at (909) 6241681 or by email at
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PRESS RELEASE RIGHT AT HOME IN-HOME CARE TO HOLD 4TH ANNUAL WALK TO END ALZHEIMER’S FUNDRAISER Join Right at Home In-Home Care for an evening of fun, food, and networking at their Hearts on Fire Luau on Thursday, July 30th, 2015, at the home of Eric Hanson and Councilwoman Debbie Stone This evening is dedicated to raising funds and awareness for the Alzheimer’s Association. There will also have raffle prizes and a silent auction. The grand prize is a stunning piece of diamond jewelry, generously donated by The Diamond Center in Claremont. Tickets will be available soon! Please contact Right at Home for sponsorship opportunities and to donate gifts toward the raffle or silent auction. 909-466-5472 Mahalo!
Membership Recognition
Renewing Members 85 Years Southern California Edison 66 Years Wolfe’s Market 30 Years Geoff Hamill, Wheeler Steffen Sotheby’s Int’l Realty Jess Swick, Northwestern Mutual Insurance 10+ Years Folk Music Center Kaiser Permanente P & R Business Services, Inc Barbara’s Answering Service Buxbaum & Chakmak Hartman Baldwin Design/Build Kiwanis Club Of Claremont Pizza ‘n’ Such R & D Pest Services, Inc.
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New Members
16 Years Aromatique Bernadette Kendall, Wheeler Steffen Sotheby’s Int’l Realty Claremont Faculty Association Now You’re Poppin
American Medical Repsonse Ambulance Service 5257 N. Vincent Ave. Irwindale (626) 633-4670
10+ Years Carlos & Pat Samuelson, Century 21 Prestige Properties Resource Computer Solutions, Inc. Bikram’s Yoga College of India The Renken Company 5+ Years Classic Elegance Video & Media Transfer by Susan Opanyi Nasiali Valley Vista Services KP College Business Park, LLC RS Recovery Services Inc Quality Commercial Pest Control
20+ Years Escape Salon Casa Colina Hospital and Centers for Healthcare Connie & Dicks Service Inc. The Diamond Center Thompson & Thompson
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California Pest Management Pest Control Service & Tree Health P.O Box 5005, San Dimas, 91773 (909) 599-0150 Audrey Reille, LLC Success Coach (909) 670-2902 www.audreyreille.com
1+ Years College Park Apartments All Our Children International Outreach Massage Envy Superking Market Von Lutz Commercial Cleaning A Shop Called Quest DeeLux Pappas Artisanal
Ribbon Cutting Edward Jones 341 W. First St. Suite 100 Claremont, CA 91711 (909) 399-9898
Your generous donations make our events more of a success and give you the opportunity to mention your name EVERY time you give.
21 Choices Right at Home In-Home Care Escape Salon
Aromatique Glendora Florist
Committee Meetings June 2015 3
8:00 a.m. V.M.G (Council Chambers)
10 8:00 a.m. Executive 11 Noon Marketing/PR 16 7:30 a.m. Government Relations Committe
Return Service Requested
(DoubleTree by Hilton Claremont)
22 Noon Membership/Ambassadors Dates and times subject to change. Unless noted, meetings are held at the Chamber office.
Tuesday, June 2 CYP Bowling Tournament
Thursday, June 11 CYP Mixer/BBQ Potluck
5:30 – 7:30 p.m.
5:30 p.m.- 7:30 p.m
Chaparral Lanes 400 W. Bonita Ave. San Dimas 91773
Corey Calaycay’s Ranch 1555 W. Baseline Rd. Claremont
Cost: $25 per person
RSVP by Monday, June 8th
Thursday, June 4 Labor Law Seminar 11:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. Southland Data Processing
555 N. Benson Ave. Upland, 91786 Cost: $15 (Includes Lunch) Pre-payment is required
Tuesday, June 9 Networking Breakfast
Wednesday, June 17 Multi-Chamber Mixer 5:00 – 7:00 p.m Haynes Family of Programs 233 W. Baseline Rd. La Verne
Wednesday, June 24 Awards/Installation Luncheon and General Meeting
7:30- 9:00 a.m. Business Education Series
11:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.
Topic: Gender Convergence, Gender Roles and Gender Stereotypes
455 W. Foothill Blvd. Claremont
Speaker: Jenny Darroch Professor of Marketing at the Drucker School of Management
RSVP by Friday, June 19th
DoubleTree by Hilton Claremont 555 W. Foothill Blvd. Claremont Chamber Members: $15 (pre-registration) $17 at the door Potential Members: $20 (by reservation only) RSVP by Friday, June 5th
SAVE THE DATE:
Wednesday, July 8 Claremont Restaurant Week Kick Off Mixer 5:30 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. DoubleTree by Hilton Claremont
555 W. Foothill Blvd. Claremont
July 10-19 Claremont Restaurant Week www.claremontrestaurant.com
Saturday, October 24 Village Venture Arts & Crafts Faire Vendor Applications available online at www.claremontchamber.org
Candlelight Pavilion
Chamber Members: $35
RSVP to all events by calling (909) 624-1681 or emailing
[email protected]
Tuesday, June 30 Ribbon Cutting 12:00 p.m. Hands Down Too 234 Yale Ave. Claremont
A reservation made is a reservation paid for ALL events. Payment must be made by cash, check, Visa or Mastercard prior to or on the day of the event. Please check in at registration even if you have pre-paid.
Trees & Ph.D.s the
claremont chorale
Saturday, June 13, 2015 at 3:00 p.m.
Bridges Hall of Music (Little Bridges) at Pomona College 150 East Fourth Street Claremont
Claremont is a musical place and a picturesque place. Claremont is also a place of learning. This program will draw from those identities with locally sourced choral music and music whose themes and origins resonate with Claremont. The Chorale celebrates its hometown in this springtime collection of new and old songs of community, nature, learning and heritage.
$10.00 pre-sale, $15.00 at the door Pre-sale tickets available directly from chorale Members also available at the following locations: rio de ojas Mail Depot 250 N harvard ave. 305 N 2nd ave. claremont, ca 91711 Upland, ca 91786 Purchase tickets online: claremontchorale.org/season.php
Our performances are supported, in part, by the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors through the Los Angeles County Arts Commission.
www.claremontchorale.org email:
[email protected] (909) 542-8340
