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Price: general
admission - $6, students/seniors - $5, http://www.tindrum.net/cvd.htm PARKING CHANGES AT THIS YEAR'S CONEJO VALLEY DAYS THOUSAND OAKS, CALIF.-Construction of new ball fields on the southern portion of Conejo Creek Park South will mean that parking for the 2004 Conejo Valley Days will change this year, according to Ken Calcut, Conejo Valley Days general chair. Conejo Valley Days, April 28 through May 2, is held at the 23 Freeway, Janss Road exit. Parking "behind" the midway and carnival will not be available. Instead, many fairgoers will be asked to park across Janss Road in the Thousand Oaks Library/Teen Center/Goebel Center parking lots. A tram on loan from the Pomona Fairplex and a bus will make continual roundtrips from the parking lots to the fairgrounds. The tram and bus rides are free and will make several stops around the fairgrounds. They will begin operating one hour before the opening of CVD each day until one hour after closing. "Shuttle Bus" pick up and drop off signs will be posted in the parking lots and fair entrances. "A lot of people are happy to hear they'll be able to park in a regular parking lot instead of dirt," says Calcut. "It will certainly keep the vehicles clean." CVD hours are Wednesday and Thursday,
April 28 and 29, 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. |
 Tin Drum Members: The band's nucleus is the husband-wife team of BURLEIGH DRUMMOND and MARY HARRIS, two veterans of American music who continue to thrive with their current project as strong,experienced singing and songwriting partners. Drummond was the founding drummer of Ambrosia, a group that helped define the sound of popular music in the 1970s and 80s with a string of hits and 5 subsequent Grammy nominations. Drummond wears many musical hats now, playing drums, percussion and acoustic guitar while also providing vocals. Harris is a singer/songwriter who has honed her skills on the road and in the studio, working with such top acts as Pink Floyd, XTC, Stanley Clarke and Jimmy Buffett. She plays keyboards and provides vocals. Enhancing the ensemble are MICK
MAHAN(bass)-Pat Benatar, LARRY
TREADWELL(guitar, mandolin, vocals)-Thomas Dolby, |
