The Friday Flyer • June 3, 2016

CANYON LAKE’S NEWSPAPER • JUNE 3, 2016
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Ready for tacos and other summer fun?
The crowd that loved Fiesta Day is ready to welcome Taco Tuesday, which begins next Tuesday, June 7, from 5 to 8:30 p.m. at the Lodge and Sunset Beach. The weekly gathering gives residents a chance to pick up a bite to eat while en- joying views of the lake, meeting their neighbors and letting children burn off energy at the bounce zone, playground, dance contests and games.
The first three weeks will have a dif- ferent theme based on the eras of the ‘70s, ‘80s and ‘90s. The fourth week will have a beach/island theme.
Buffet lines will be set up in the lower level of the Lodge offering tacos, enchiladas, tostada salads, hot dogs, hamburgers and pulled pork sandwich- es, plus sides. The indoor and outdoor bars also will be operating. Guests can purchase refillable Taco Tuesday logo cups for $14 with margarita and $4 for refills.
Roanne Grasso of ABC Bounce says the snack bar will be bringing back Ha- waiian Shave Ice with a dozen popular
flavors, along with cotton candy, pop- corn and caramel mocha Frappuccinos. The snack bar also will sell wristbands ($3) for children to use the jumper slide.
Good Time Entertainment DJ Mike Shroyer will provide music each week, along with dance-along contests, trivia contests and other games. ShowCal Ski- ers will offer ski shows on select weeks. The first one will be on June 21.
Taco Tuesday can get very busy and parking can be tough to find in the first few weeks. However, to help those who have to park farther away, the As- sociation plans to once again offer the golf cart shuttle service that will loop around Canyon Club and Lighthouse Drives. Next week, in particular, will be busy with the POA Board meeting starting at 7 p.m. inside the Holiday Bay Room.
Taco Tuesday will end on August 2 this summer. Organizers say school starts the next week and attendance normally slows down in August, so the decision was made to shorten the Taco Tuesday
Taco Tuesday will end on August 2 this summer. Organizers say school starts the next week and attendance normally slows down in August, so the decision was made to shorten the Taco Tuesday calendar. However, several other community events are planned that month.
calendar. However, several other com- munity events are planned that month.
Families will want to mark their calendars for the following summer activities:
• Family Movie Nights in the Park
are scheduled for June 10, June 24, July 8, August 5, August 19 and September 9. These are free, with food and snacks sold by the Family Matters Club each of those nights. Most movies will be rated PG.
• Flick-n-Float Movie Nights at the pool are scheduled for July 16, August 13 and September 17. Movies start at
dusk. These are free events for residents and their guests. Movies this year will be for older children and adults, most rated PG-13.
• The Pedal Paddle Regatta, hosted by the Fitness and Triathlon Club, will cruise the East Bay on August 6, start- ing at 10 a.m. at Indian Beach. Every- one with a paddle board, kayak, canoe or pedal boat is welcome to this free activ- ity. After the paddle, guests are welcome to stay for a burger barbecue for $5 per person.
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PHOTO BY DONNA KUPKE