Harvest Moon

Harvest Moon, The Harvest Moon Fifth annual dinner take place at 6 pm this Friday, September 24 at Little Lake La Grange, 291 School Street.

The Mediterranean menu, with two vegetarian options and meat, are prepared by master chefs Rede Relin Patty and Linda, and will feature appetizers, dessert, main course and side dishes.

Appetizers include local artisan cheeses and award-winning cheeses up and down the North Coast, served with artisan hand-made biscuits, fresh fruit, fresh tomatoes, and grilled vegetables with basil oil, garlic and olive oil.

Morocco meat Tangine tickets should be with local meat. A classic vegetarian Tangine also available, served with rice pilaf and salsa chermoula.

Dessert will be a Galletto by Honey Pies.

A no host wine bar will be sponsored by local wineries and organic Willits Shakespeare Company.

wine bar and snacks will be available after 6 pm, with dinner at 7.

Diners will be entertained by the pianist David Lisle and a band of Middle East.

Dinner: Adults, $ 12 children under 28, and 12.

Tickets are on sale in Firefly Framingand Willits Farmers Market table well.

The Harvest Dinner is a fundraiser for the small lake update Grange.

Blue Moon New Years Eve

Blue Moon New Years Eve:A blue moon New Years Eve sounds like it might have a double meaning.  In reality, there will be a blue moon New Years Eve 2010 and a partial eclipse.  What does a blue moon New Years Eve and partial eclipse mean?

First of all, a blue moon New Years Eve does not mean the moon will actually be the color blue.  The moon is only blue if there is dust from volcanic activity, which is the reason for this blue moon New Years Eve.  Fox News reports the blue moon New Years Eve will be the second full moon in North America this month.  The term for this occurrence is “blue moon”.

Beside a blue moon New Years Eve, there will be a partial eclipse.  It will not be visible from North or South America but can be seen in Asia, Africa and Europe.  To find out more about the blue moon New Years Eve and times for the partial eclipse, visit Fox News.

Meanwhile, I can’t resist posting a YouTube video of Sha Na Na singing “Blue Moon” for the 1978 hit movie “Grease”: