Imperial
Imperial is William T. Vollmann’s gripping examination one of the most spectacular failures of twentieth century optimism, the effort to irrigate California’s Imperial Valley with water diverted from the Colorado River. While the region enjoyed an agricultural boom in the 1930s, it became one of the poorest counties in the nation, its artificial Salton Sea. a smelly environmental disaster, its agriculture beset with immigration and labor problems. Through exploration, interviews, archives, and even spy cameras, Vollmann has pulled together a compelling and compassionate story of corporate exploitation and fading dreams.
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Ticket Info: Members Free : Public $12
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Comedian Jim Florentine from VH1's "That Metal Show" will be performing as part of the Killers of Comedy tour on Aug 22 at Canes Bar & Grill in San Diego.
Showtimes are 7:00pm & 10:00pm.
The Killers of Comedy tour includes: Jim, Rev. Bob Levy, Bettlejuice, and Shuli.
Jim's credits include That Metal Show, The Apprentice, Chelsea Lately, Down and Dirty with Jim Norton, Inside the NFL, Crank Yankers, The Howard Stern Show, Spike TV’s Video Game Awards, MTV Music Video Awards, and Jimmy Kimmel Live.
Ticket Info: $25.00
Films will be screened at dusk at Gateway Park, at the foot of Key Bridge. The movies will be shown rain or shine. In case of severe weather, including heavy rains and strong winds, movies will be relocated to the Dome Theatre, located at 1101 Wilson Boulevard.
In 1994, Disney's Gargoyles broke the mold of the traditional Disney animated series with a dramatic plot, ethnically diverse cast, and clean, gothic style. It ran for an unprecedented number of episodes and received a devoted fan following.
In August 2009, we gather again for our Thirteenth Annual convention. Mark your calendars now and get ready to return once again to the City of Angels, Los Angeles, California, the home of Disney and the center of the entertainment industry.
Enjoy the short films of Buster Keaton, “The Great Stone-face” of silent film comedy with original music created and performed by William Hubert, who brings a 1920’s authenticity to the evening. Relive the nostalgic atmosphere of the early motion picture era. Bring the whole family!
Sponsored by Dave and Alice Meager,
Dr. Mark Rochinsky, and Richard and Nancy Theissen
Ticket Info: $12
The IMA’s annual summer favorite returns. Grab your blanket and lawn chairs, pack a picnic and head to the IMA for movies under the stars.