By: Karen Crystal

Last Saturday, Feburary 24th, the Stagecoach Inn Museum held an Antique Faire in the city of Newbury Park. There were all types of antiques and collectibles from clocks to quilts. As a volunteer for the National Charity League, I worked at the antique faire as the philanthropy liaison. I had the opportunity to see all the inventory of general antiques, silver and flatware.

Visitors received tours of the museum and grounds. Rita Faulders gave a lecture on history of decorative arts as people enjoyed cookies and lemonade. It was a

pleasant community event that I was proud to be apart of.

To learn more about the stage coach museum, visit the link below:

http://www.stagecoachmuseum.org/

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This Night Club and Restaurant will be big time…

By: Karen Crystal

The well known Rolling Stone magazine, knows for its edgy news on aspiring musician and writers are creeping into the nightclub scene. In order to cement their brand in a new venue, Rolling Stone is going big.

Think Planet Hollywood, Hard Rock Cafe, House of Blues. If things play out for the Stone Guru’s this place will be popping. According to the owners at Stone, guests will experience immaculate quality of food in a hipper and fancier setting than establishments in its niche.

Next summer, we expect to see this club erected at Hollywood and Highland Center.

To get more, go to the LA Times Article LA Times

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I was recently asked this question on Realtor.com

By: Karen Crystal

“I’m preparing to sell my house and have decided to change the shutter, front door, and garage color. The house is a pale yellow Cape Cod with white trim. Do I trust the Realtor’s instincts or go with my more traditional perspective?”

I answered my stating: “My opinion is that it is best to go with the tradition of the architectural style of a home.  If the style is Cape Cod, then look at photographs in home design magazines and match the paint colors and palette that works with that particular style home.

I also recommend not getting too many opinions. Just trust your instincts.”

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By: Karen Crystal

Front of Muvico

Muvico is a growing chain of premium, megaplex motion picture theaters in the United States. The Company currently operates 154 screens in 9 locations located in Florida, California, and Illinois. The Company’s theaters have developed a reputation as true entertainment destinations attracting patrons from as far as 25 miles away. Check them out at this site.

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Helping in the back of the shelter

By: Karen Crystal

When winter rains pound in Thousand Oaks and Westlake, where do the homeless find a place with a roof?  The Lutheran Social Services’ winter homeless shelter in Thousand Oaks is one option.  On December 1st, during one of our biggest winter storms, 20 people checked in for a hot meal and a dry place to lay down.

People struggling financially are urged to come to dinner once in a while to save some grocery money and avoid falling behind on rent.

The homeless can use a multitude of donations such as backpacks, hamburger gift coupons, toothpaste, toothbrushes, shaving cream, deodorant, shampoo, soap and razors. You can drop these items at, 80 E. Hillcrest Drive, Thousand Oaks. For more information, call (805) 497-6207.

EwingSIR does not guarantee information contained in this blog, readers are encouraged not to rely solely on this information and to do their own independent research of facts contained herein. Blog information was obtained from independent sources that we do not endorse, and we do not investigate this information for accuracy. Karen Crystal real estate agent Ewing and Sothebys.