Santa Claus is Coming to Town ! !

Santa Claus is Coming to Town ! !

December 19, 2007

Channel 17, "Live" at 5pm

The magic of Christmas is in the air and the New Year is just around the corner...it's a perfect time to take a break from work and cherish the warmth of the season. Santa Claus himself will be here "live" to chat with pre-school aged kids. Plus, the Victorian Noel Carolers and of course Mrs. Claus. Please join us for this one-hour holiday special. Perfect for young and old alike! For more information go to www.AccessSacramento.org or www.avictoriannoel.com.

The Deadliest Catch

Crab Kings

by Sam McManis

SacramentoBee, September 4, 2007

CRAB KINGS

The Stanley brothers risk their lives along with the fishermen to film "Deadliest Catch". There they were last September, all duded up and cruising down Hollywood Boulevard in a stretch limousine on the way to the Creative Arts Emmy Awards ceremonies. Across the street from Grauman's Chinese Theatre was a billboard, bigger than life, showing camera toting Todd Stanley dangling over the roiling sea at the end of a long crane. "Discovery Channel," the billboard read "Discover what it takes to get the shot."

You won't want to miss this LiveWire!! Tune in, today at 5pm, when Ray will talk "Live" to the Stanley Brothers, Todd and Doug.

Polar Express

November 30-December 2,

December 7-9 and December 14-16

The Polar Express Train Ride™

All Aboard for a magical visit to the North Pole! Experience the magic of a train ride based on The Polar Express™, the classic children's book by Chris Van Allsburg. Enjoy hot chocolate and cookies while your very special train rolls along, and listen as the magical story is narrated once again. (916) 445-8270. These same weekends, "Heritage Holidays" takes place throughout Old Sacramento. For more information about all of the activities throughout Old Sacramento, visit http://www.oldsacramento.com/.
Tune in to LiveWire Wednesday December 5th when our guest will the Executive Director of the California Railroad Museum, Paul Hammond. For more information about the museum call 916.445.6645 or http://www.csrmf.org/.

The Children's Nutcracker

Teens visions of plum role fulfilled

From the Sacramento Bee, November 30, 2006

by Edgar Sanchez

Kinsey Webb was only 3 when she first saw The Nutcracker.

A couple years later, she saw it again - and by then was dreaming of someday performing a lead role in the holiday classic ballet.

Her dream came true last year, when this Granite Bay High School sophomore, first performed as a Sugar Plum Fairy in the Sacramento Youth Ballet's "Children's Nutcracker" at the 24th Street Theatre in Sacramento.

Tune in to LiveWire on December 5th, and enjoy an enchanting interview with both Kinsey Webb & Prima Ballerina and Artistic Director, Sonja Bardin. Stay tuned to the end of the show and be treated to a snippet of this production and a stage full of costumed characters. See the Children's Nutcracker, Sunday December 9, 2007 at 2pm at the 24th Street Theatre. For more information call (916) 452-2840