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![Image for display with article titled Sutter Street Theatre Offers ‘Plaid Friday’ Art Show, Entertainment, Deals](<p>Historic Folsom’s Sutter Street Theatre is offering an exciting lineup of events this holiday season, bannered as Plaid Friday, to kick off the festive weekend. Plaid Friday, celebrated on Nov. 29, the day after Thanksgiving, aims to blend creativity, shopping, and entertainment, offering a unique alternative to the usual Black Friday chaos and it extends into Saturday and Sunday with a menagerie of offerings at the longtime community theatre in the heart of the city’s historic district.</p>
<p>The festivities will include an eclectic mix of art showcases, live entertainment, and exclusive shopping opportunities. This family-friendly event invites attendees to explore a blend of local artistry and holiday-themed fun, while enjoying discounts and unique deals on theatre ticket packages.</p>
<p>The Plaid Friday Art Show will spotlight the works of renowned artists Mike Jimena, Jerry Mamola and Brian Bibby showcasing over a century of creativity through oil paintings, charcoal sketches, sculptures, pen and ink, and more. The show will run on Friday from 1 p.m. to 9 p.m. and Saturday from 12 p.m. to 6 p.m. in the theatre.<br />A special art reception will be held on Saturday evening from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m., offering guests the opportunity to meet the artists while enjoying light hors d’oeuvres, wine, and champagne.</p>
<p><strong>Pop-up shop, live entertainment</strong></p>
<p>A pop-up shop featuring a variety of holiday treasures will be open during the same hours as the art show. Visitors can browse antiques from the Karen Stroth collection, vintage costumes, handmade yard art by Laura Luke, and other unique finds from Kenny Gagni’s Treehouse Vintage. Sutter Street Theatre will also be offering collectables, including archival T-shirts, buttons, and prints.</p>
<p>Theatre-goers and holiday revelers can enjoy live piano music by John Wilder on Friday from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m., with 20-minute performances every hour. </p>
<p>On Saturday, the entertainment continues from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. with selections from “Holiday in the Hills” and other seasonal favorites. The weekend festivities will conclude on Sunday, Dec. 1, with a special performance of “Country Music Christmas,” featuring Joni Morris. The concert begins at 2 p.m., promising an afternoon of holiday cheer.</p>
<p><strong>Expanded holiday deals and packages</strong></p>
<p>Plaid Friday shoppers will have access to an impressive variety of exclusive discounts on Sutter Street Theatre tickets, packages, and unique memorabilia. Here’s a complete breakdown of what’s on offer:</p>
<p>Evil Dead The Musical 2025 packages include options for splatter zone seating or non-splatter zone seating. The Splatter Zone Package, priced at $275, includes four tickets, four 2025 Evil Dead T-shirts, four drinks or Jello shots, a framed and signed 2025 <em>Evil Dead</em> print, and an archival <em>Evil Dead</em> print. The Non-Splatter Zone Package is $260 and includes the same items, with non-splatter seating.</p>
<p>New Year’s Eve Party tickets, themed “At The Nightclub,” are available for $40 during the Plaid Friday weekend only. Tickets purchased after Dec. 23 will be $50, with prices rising to $60 if purchased later.</p>
<p>The Romantic Special Package includes two tickets to the New Year’s Eve Party and two tickets to the Valentine’s Day Dinner Theatre “Murder Mystery at the Carsino” show for $160, a $240 value.</p>
<p>Gift certificates and flex passes will be discounted by 10% during the weekend, making them ideal holiday gifts for theatre enthusiasts.</p>
<p>Children’s theatre camps, including <em>Frozen</em> and <em>101 Dalmatians</em>, are being offered with a $50 discount.</p>
<p>Archival prints of <em>Evil Dead</em> and holiday-themed art are also available. Signed <em>Evil Dead</em> prints are $10, or $15 if framed, while Christmas prints are priced the same.</p>
<p>Sutter Street Theatre’s Plaid Friday celebration offers the perfect way to support local artists and businesses while embracing the holiday spirit the day after Thanksgiving and just before Small Business Saturday. Sutter Street Theatre, located at 717 Sutter Street in Historic Folsom. For more details, visit their website or stop by during the Plaid Friday weekend. Visit the theatre website at <a href="https://sutterstreettheatre.com" rel="noopener" target="_blank">www.sutterstreettheatre.com</a>.</p>
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![Image for display with article titled City of Folsom Names Dan Haverty as Interim City Manager](<p>The Folsom City Council has announced that Dan Haverty has been appointed interim city manager, effective Dec. 14. Recruitment for a permanent city manager is currently underway.</p>
<p>Haverty brings more than 30 years of experience in municipal government and fire service. He served as Folsom’s fire chief from 2007 to 2010 and interim chief in 2016. His leadership roles also include interim fire chief for the Sacramento Metropolitan Fire District and the cities of Sacramento and Lodi. Haverty spent 20 years with the Sacramento Metropolitan Fire District. A fourth-generation Sacramentan, Haverty currently serves as a Roman Catholic deacon at Holy Trinity Parish in El Dorado Hills.</p>
<p>Haverty holds a bachelor’s degree in fire service management, a master’s degree in public agency communications from California State University, Sacramento, and a master’s and doctorate in public administration from the University of Southern California.</p>
<p>“With more than 30 years of public service experience, including 17 years of leadership within the Folsom community, Dan is uniquely qualified to lead the City of Folsom during this period of transition,” said Mayor Mike Kozlowski. “Dan’s steadfast leadership and institutional knowledge will play an important role in maintaining the city’s high standard of excellence and professionalism.”</p>
<p>Haverty will step into the interim role following the retirement of City Manager Elaine Andersen. Andersen has dedicated nearly 20 years of service to the City of Folsom, including more than six years as city manager. She announced her retirement in early August and will retire on Dec. 13.</p>
<p>“It is an honor to return to the City of Folsom and serve its residents, businesses, visitors, and the city team,” said Haverty. “As we navigate this time of change, my focus will be on maintaining stability and steady leadership. Our priority is to uphold the high standards our community expects while ensuring we continue to deliver high-quality service.”</p>
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