Rising country music star to perform in Marysville
Rising country music star Tyler Rich will perform next month at a venue close to home.
The Yuba City native is set to perform at The Event, a concert at Peach Tree Golf & Country Club, on Aug. 18.
“I hope people get a great memory that they can look back on and say, ‘I saw Tyler in my home town, in an intimate setting,’” said Jeff Munsey, general manager of Peach Tree Golf & Country Club. “I want them to feel a sense of pride that comes from seeing one of our own make it big time as he becomes a worldwide country artist.”
It’s the largest act that’s been staged at the venue and Munsey said they’re working hard to prepare.
“Putting on a show like Tyler’s isn’t inexpensive. Everything from the quality of the performance to the stage and infrastructure is top notch, just as if they were performing at the Golden 1 Center,” he said. “However, it was important for us to make sure tickets were affordable and accessible which is why in addition to our sold out VIP section and
TODAY EVENTS
The Marysville Buddhist Church will host a practice session for the Obon Odori Dance from 7-9 p.m. in the church annex at 125 B St., Marysville.
Yuba City Senior Center will be hosting Genealogy Show and Tell from 9:30-11 a.m. Bring in your hard copies or laptops to share your genealogy discoveries. Tips on how to record your memoirs will also be shared. 777 Ainsley Ave., Yuba City.
The Yuba-sutter Arts Council presents the Sacred Music DVD series: “The Age of Reformation: Who will sing?” and “The Golden Age of Polyphony.” Free. Held in Community Room A at St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church, 1390 Franklin Road, Yuba City. 2-4 p.m. Call Don or Nancy at 674-9085.
POLITICAL EVENTS
The Feather River Tea Party Patriots will host Wendell Anderson, Yuba County Sheriff-coroner Elect at their town hall and ice cream social General Admission seating, we are selling lawn seating at a great price so that you can choose the ticket that is best for you.”
This is the sixth year the club has been hosting concerts and Munsey said it’s all part of celebrating a larger milestone as well as looking forward.
“We are in the multi year plan to bring contemporary relevance for the club to today’s Yubasutter community,” he said. “The club will celebrate 60 years next year and we are working hard to ensure the next 60 are just as successful. Having membership programs, entertainment and lifestyle programs that meet the needs of today’s member are important.”
He said the concert serves as introduction to the club for people in the community who don’t know about its offerings.
“The Event was the brainchild of one of our members: John Cassidy, CEO at Sierra Central Credit Union,” Munsey said. “As a member and local resident, he is passionate about creating quality of life in the Yuba-sutter area so that our community has access to fun and exciting things that allow us to keep our money within the community.”
Munsey said they use the concert for parents who lost children at any age, from any cause, will meet from 6-7:30 p.m. at the Yuba County Library, 303 Second St., Marysville. Call 674-2595 for more information.
TUESDAY EVENTS
Senior in Retirement (SIR) Branch 109 will have their monthly luncheon meeting at noon at The Plaza Roomhillcrest Landing, 210 Julie Drive, Yuba City.
Sutter United Methodist Church will be hosting Vacation Bible School 9-11:30 a.m at 7751 South Butte Road, Sutter. Activities will include Christian Hip-hop dancing, arts and crafts, and learning about what Jesus would do. Contact Sarah Pryor
What: Tyler Rich concert featuring opening act Temecula Road
When: Saturday, Aug. 18. Gates open at 5:30 p.m., show starts at 7 p.m.
Where: The Event at Peach Tree Golf & Country Club, 2043 Simpson Dantoni Road, Marysville Price: $30 to $50 Website: theeventatpeachtree.com
as a fundraising opportunity to give back to the community through donations to specific causes – this year a percentage of the proceeds will benefit the local law enforcement K9 training programs.
“Yuba City Police Officer Kenny Soles and his police dog Gunner will be on hand for the concert to help celebrate and thank the community for supporting their efforts and programs to keep the peace,” Munsey said.
Munsey thanked John Cassidy and Sierra Central Credit Union as the presenting sponsor and the more than 30 additional sponsors who make this event happen.
“We are fortunate to be part of a community that is big enough to do great things, but small enough to come together in a meaningful way.”
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