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Palms Playhouse

AlvinRemmers — 2009-05-15 19:02:19

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- Once located in an old barn off of Cowell and Drummond in Davis, it moved to the ["Winters"] Opera House in late 2002 to make room for new housing developments. Other locations in ["Davis"] were considered, such as the ["Varsity Theatre"] and ["Historic City Hall"], but renovation costs were too prohibitive. Despite the lack of heating and cooling, the rickety folding chairs, and general lack of space, musicians and their fans returned to the old Palms again and again for over 27 years. Activist songwriter Utah Phillips performed at the final concert on August 29, though the real star that night was manager Dave Fleming as he took the stage one last time to say farewell to the old shack.	+ Once located in an old barn off of Cowell and Drummond in Davis, it moved to the ["Winters"] Opera House in late 2002 to make room for new housing developments. Other locations in ["Davis"] were considered, such as the ["Varsity Theatre"] and ["Historic City Hall"], but renovation costs were too prohibitive. Despite the lack of heating and cooling, the rickety folding chairs, and general lack of space, musicians and their fans returned to the old Palms again and again for over 27 years. Activist songwriter Utah Phillips performed at the final concert on August 24, though the real star that night was manager Dave Fleming as he took the stage one last time to say farewell to the old shack.

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AndrewChen — 2006-10-05 22:08:04

Drinks price update

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- The new Palms seats about 220 people and is fully heated and air-conditioned. Located in downtown Winters, shopping and dining are just steps away from the venue. Dave still mans the ticket box at the entrance and announces the night's performers. Tickets are available at ["Armadillo Music"] with a $1.25 service charge and at the door with no service charge. Other ticket outlets outside of ["Davis"] are listed on the website.	+ The new Palms seats about 220 people and is fully heated and air-conditioned. Located in downtown Winters, shopping and dining are just steps away from the venue. Dave still mans the ticket box at the entrance and announces the night's performers. Tickets are available at ["Armadillo Music"] with a $1.25 service charge and at the door (only if show isn't sold out in advance) with no service charge. Other ticket outlets outside of ["Davis"] are listed on the website.
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- * Bottled water, snacks -- $1.00 - * Coffee, Tea -- $1.50 - * Beer -- $3-$4	+ * Bottled water, snacks, soda, coffee, tea -- $1.50 + * Beer -- $3+

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AndrewChen — 2006-08-24 00:08:44

Fixed link

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- The closing of The Palms was featured on an episode of [http://www.californiaheartland.org/archive/hl_718/index.htm California Heartland] on PBS and was the [http://www.newsreview.com/sacramento/Content?oid=oid%3A12911 cover story] in the August 22, 2004 issue of ["Sacramento News & Review"][[Footnote(Giles, Mindy. ''[http://www.newsreview.com/sacramento/Content?oid=oid%3A12911 Splendor in the grass].'' ["Sacramento News & Review"]. 2004-08-22)]]. [http://www.moonandback.com The Palms Playhouse Documentary Project] has more historical information.	+ The closing of The Palms was featured on an episode of [http://www.californiaheartland.org/archive/hl_718/index.htm California Heartland] on PBS and was the [http://www.newsreview.com/sacramento/Content?oid=oid%3A12911 cover story] in the August 22, 2004 issue of ["Sacramento News & Review"][[Footnote(Giles, Mindy. ''[http://www.newsreview.com/sacramento/Content?oid=oid%3A12911 Splendor in the grass].'' ["Sacramento News & Review"]. 2004-08-22)]]. [http://www.moonandback.com/palms.html The Palms Playhouse Documentary Project] has more historical information.

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AndrewChen — 2006-08-24 00:05:06

+SN&R article

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- Palms Playhouse (or just "The Palms") is a concert venue that primarily hosts folk/bluegrass/Americana performances. Past performers include the ["Mad Cow String Band"], Janis Ian, Tom Rush, Dar Williams, the Waifs, and the Nields. ["KVMR"] occasionally broadcasts live shows from The Palms on their ''On the Road Live'' program.	+ Palms Playhouse (or just "The Palms") is a concert venue that primarily hosts folk/bluegrass/Americana performances. Past performers include the ["Mad Cow String Band"], ["Mumbo Gumbo"], Janis Ian, Tom Rush, Dar Williams, the Waifs, and the Nields. ["KVMR"] occasionally broadcasts live shows from The Palms on their ''On the Road Live'' program.
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- The closing of The Palms was featured on an episode of [http://www.californiaheartland.org/archive/hl_718/index.htm California Heartland] on PBS. [http://www.moonandback.com The Palms Playhouse Documentary Project] has more historical information.	+ The closing of The Palms was featured on an episode of [http://www.californiaheartland.org/archive/hl_718/index.htm California Heartland] on PBS and was the [http://www.newsreview.com/sacramento/Content?oid=oid%3A12911 cover story] in the August 22, 2004 issue of ["Sacramento News & Review"][[Footnote(Giles, Mindy. ''[http://www.newsreview.com/sacramento/Content?oid=oid%3A12911 Splendor in the grass].'' ["Sacramento News & Review"]. 2004-08-22)]]. [http://www.moonandback.com The Palms Playhouse Documentary Project] has more historical information.

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JasonAller — 2006-07-19 20:58:47

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- Once located in an old barn off of Cowell and Drummond in Davis, it moved to the ["Winters"] Opera House in late 2002 to make room for new housing developments. Other locations in ["Davis"] were considered, such as the ["Varsity Theatre"] and ["Historic City Hall"], but renovation costs were too prohibitive. Despite the lack of heating and cooling, the rickety folding chairs, and general lack of space, musicians and their fans returned to the old Palms again and again for over 27 years. Activist songwriter Utah Phillips performed at the final concert on August 29, though the real star that night was manager Dave Fleming as he took the stage one last time to say farewell to the old shack.	+ Once located in an old barn off of Cowell and Drummond in Davis, it moved to the ["Winters"] Opera House in late 2002 to make room for new housing developments. Other locations in ["Davis"] were considered, such as the ["Varsity Theatre"] and ["Historic City Hall"], but renovation costs were too prohibitive. Despite the lack of heating and cooling, the rickety folding chairs, and general lack of space, musicians and their fans returned to the old Palms again and again for over 27 years. Activist songwriter Utah Phillips performed at the final concert on August 29, though the real star that night was manager Dave Fleming as he took the stage one last time to say farewell to the old shack.
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AndrewChen — 2006-02-24 23:40:02

+KVMR

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- Palms Playhouse (or just "The Palms") is a concert venue that primarily hosts folk/bluegrass/Americana performances. Past performers include the ["Mad Cow String Band"], Janis Ian, Tom Rush, Dar Williams, the Waifs, and the Nields.	+ Palms Playhouse (or just "The Palms") is a concert venue that primarily hosts folk/bluegrass/Americana performances. Past performers include the ["Mad Cow String Band"], Janis Ian, Tom Rush, Dar Williams, the Waifs, and the Nields. ["KVMR"] occasionally broadcasts live shows from The Palms on their ''On the Road Live'' program.
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- The closing of The Palms was featured on an episode of [http://www.californiaheartland.org/archive/hl_718/index.htm California Heartland] on PBS.	+ The closing of The Palms was featured on an episode of [http://www.californiaheartland.org/archive/hl_718/index.htm California Heartland] on PBS. [http://www.moonandback.com The Palms Playhouse Documentary Project] has more historical information.
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- [http://www.moonandback.com The Palms Playhouse Documentary Project] has more historical information. - - [[Thumbnail(ThePalms2001.jpg, "The Palms in 2001, before razing. The namesake palms are in the center of the photo, casting an afternoon shadow across the parking lot.")]]	+ [[Image(ThePalms2001.jpg, "The Palms in 2001, before razing. The namesake palms are in the center of the photo, casting an afternoon shadow across the parking lot.", thumbnail)]]

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MattJurach — 2006-01-03 23:51:41

added aerial photo from 2001

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MattJurach — 2006-01-03 23:48:00

Upload of image ThePalms2001.jpg.

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AndrewChen — 2005-11-18 22:53:56

+Refreshments, age comment

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- The new Palms seats about 220 people and is fully heated and air-conditioned. Located in downtown Winters, shopping and dining are just steps away from the venue. Dave still mans the ticket box at the entrance and announces the night's performers. Tickets are available at ["Armadillo Music"] with a $1.25 service charge and at the door with no service charge. Shows are 21-and-over due to the bar.	+ The new Palms seats about 220 people and is fully heated and air-conditioned. Located in downtown Winters, shopping and dining are just steps away from the venue. Dave still mans the ticket box at the entrance and announces the night's performers. Tickets are available at ["Armadillo Music"] with a $1.25 service charge and at the door with no service charge. Other ticket outlets outside of ["Davis"] are listed on the website. + + The following refreshments are available: + * Bottled water, snacks -- $1.00 + * Coffee, Tea -- $1.50 + * Beer -- $3-$4 + * Wine -- $5+ + + Shows are technically 21-and-over due to the bar. The Palms has been "working diligently" to become all-ages again ever since it moved to Winters. That said, the age restriction is apparently never enforced.

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AndrewChen — 2005-10-29 14:32:44

+Photo

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AndrewChen — 2005-10-29 14:30:50

Upload of image Winters_Opera_House.JPG.

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AmeliaCarlson — 2005-10-27 12:33:24

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AndrewChen — 2005-10-15 13:16:34

Fixed link; +other locations; +California Heartland

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- Once located in an old barn off of Cowell and Drummond in Davis, it moved to the ["Winters"] Opera House in late 2002 to make room for new housing developments. Despite the lack of heating and cooling, the rickety folding chairs, and general lack of space, musicians and their fans returned to the Palms again and again for over 27 years. Activist songwriter Utah Phillips performed at the final concert on August 29, though the real star that night was manager Dave Fleming as he took the stage one last time to say farewell to the old shack.	+ Once located in an old barn off of Cowell and Drummond in Davis, it moved to the ["Winters"] Opera House in late 2002 to make room for new housing developments. Other locations in ["Davis"] were considered, such as the ["Varsity Theatre"] and ["Historic City Hall"], but renovation costs were too prohibitive. Despite the lack of heating and cooling, the rickety folding chairs, and general lack of space, musicians and their fans returned to the old Palms again and again for over 27 years. Activist songwriter Utah Phillips performed at the final concert on August 29, though the real star that night was manager Dave Fleming as he took the stage one last time to say farewell to the old shack.
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- [http://www.moonandback.com/palms.html The Palms Playhouse Documentary Project] has more historical information.	+ The closing of The Palms was featured on an episode of [http://www.californiaheartland.org/archive/hl_718/index.htm California Heartland] on PBS. + + [http://www.moonandback.com The Palms Playhouse Documentary Project] has more historical information.

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PhilipNeustrom — 2005-01-02 22:10:56

linked winters

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AndrewChen — 2005-01-02 21:53:07

Added some more info

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- Palms Playhouse (now just "The Palms") is a concert venue that primarily hosts folk/bluegrass/Americana performances. Past performers include the ["Mad Cow String Band"] of Davis, Janis Ian, Tom Rush, and Dar Williams.	+ Palms Playhouse (or just "The Palms") is a concert venue that primarily hosts folk/bluegrass/Americana performances. Past performers include the ["Mad Cow String Band"], Janis Ian, Tom Rush, Dar Williams, the Waifs, and the Nields.
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- Once located in an old barn off of Cowell and Drummond in Davis, it moved to the ["Winters"] Opera House in late 2002.	+ Once located in an old barn off of Cowell and Drummond in Davis, it moved to the ["Winters"] Opera House in late 2002 to make room for new housing developments. Despite the lack of heating and cooling, the rickety folding chairs, and general lack of space, musicians and their fans returned to the Palms again and again for over 27 years. Activist songwriter Utah Phillips performed at the final concert on August 29, though the real star that night was manager Dave Fleming as he took the stage one last time to say farewell to the old shack.
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- The new Palms seats about 200 people. It technically is 21-and-over due to the bar but I've personally never been carded. Tickets are available at ["Armadillo Music"] with a $1.50 service charge or at the door with no service charge.	+ The new Palms seats about 220 people and is fully heated and air-conditioned. Located in downtown Winters, shopping and dining are just steps away from the venue. Dave still mans the ticket box at the entrance and announces the night's performers. Tickets are available at ["Armadillo Music"] with a $1.25 service charge and at the door with no service charge. Shows are 21-and-over due to the bar. + + [http://www.moonandback.com/palms.html The Palms Playhouse Documentary Project] has more historical information.

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AndrewChen — 2004-11-26 15:49:19

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	+ \|\|<bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>'''Location'''\|\| + \|\|Winters Opera House[[BR]]13 Main St.[[BR]] Winters, CA 95694\|\| + \|\|<bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>'''Hours'''\|\| + \|\|Depends on showtimes\|\| + \|\|<bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>'''Phone'''\|\| + \|\|(530)795-1825\|\| + + Palms Playhouse (now just "The Palms") is a concert venue that primarily hosts folk/bluegrass/Americana performances. Past performers include the ["Mad Cow String Band"] of Davis, Janis Ian, Tom Rush, and Dar Williams. + + Once located in an old barn off of Cowell and Drummond in Davis, it moved to the ["Winters"] Opera House in late 2002. + + The new Palms seats about 200 people. It technically is 21-and-over due to the bar but I've personally never been carded. Tickets are available at ["Armadillo Music"] with a $1.50 service charge or at the door with no service charge. + + [http://www.palmsplayhouse.com/]