Events

With over 30 years in music and entertainment, Steve has been advocate for the arts on all levels. As a performing and touring musician throughout the 1990s and early 2000s, Steve has had the opportunity to share music and the performing arts with many people of all ages and genres.  Currently based in Lincoln, he and his family, Dana – wife of 23 years & son Stevie (15) own and operate the Rockstar Music Academy. The Rockstar Music Academy is a Lincoln favorite with over 19 Best of the Best awards (Lincoln News Messenger) and 4 Business Excellence awards (Lincoln Chamber of Commerce) in just a few short years.  Managing a large group of over 25 performing arts instructors that include music, theater and dance to well over 400 plus students and growing, his background also includes ownership/management of several successful companies in all types of business sectors. His charitable & philanthropic efforts have helped bring the performing arts to every corner of Placer County especially giving back to the city of Lincoln. Chosen Lincolns 2022 & 2023 SMALL BUSINESS OF THE YEAR & BUSINESSMAN OF THE YEAR by the Lincoln business community and current board member for both the Art League of Lincoln and the Lincoln Chamber are just a few of the accomplishments that bring value and experience to the Lincoln landscape. Steve and company constantly strive to help develop and implement programs and partnerships that continue to bring the arts of all types, to all ages, especially reaching new eyes, ears and minds!

Former Major League Baseball player and current coach for the Lincoln Potters.  Mike will talk about baseball and the current state of the Potters.

Our new District Goverenor, Sidney Smith, will talk to us about his new term and his vision for District 5180.

Vicki served as the Rotary International Director from the "Big West" Zones 26 & 27 from 2021-2023. She is a member of the Rotary Club of Sparks, Nevada. Please look forward to hearing from this very special Rotarian. 

Past District Governer for district 5190 will discuss the upcoming joint district conference.

"Hoping that my talk speaks to the heart of being a nurse, the rewarding moments, interesting and humorous times and a message of how nursing enriched my life. I would often tell nurses who had strayed from the missions of nursing that "there is no greater gift than having people invite you into their lives at their most vulnerable moments."

The Art League of Lincoln (ALL) has been serving the greater Lincoln California area since 2012 through exhibits, shows, tours, education and other activities for artists and art appreciators. 

Join us at an important community event directly impacting students and families in Lincoln. 

Services offered at the Children's Health Fair:

• Free vision screenings
• Free dental screenings
• Healthy snacks
• Free lunch
• Bicycle safety information
• Free teeth cleanings
• Free glasses
• Puppet show

It’s all happening at the 2023 Children’s Free Health Fair!!

Grab your derby attire and head over to the pavilion for a fantastic night filled with fun, laughs and winning! We will have great prizes for winners, a hat contest, and more! Attendees will receive a complementary signature cocktail upon arrival and enjoy a delicious dinner catered by local BBQ legend, Tom Indrieri. Derby attire is encouraged!

Ticket prices are $55 + fees. Limited table sponsorship options are available for purchase at $800 per table.

Cocktails at 5:30pm, Dinner at 6:30pm and Video Racing at 7:30pm.

We look forward to a fun-filled event. All proceeds fund Lincoln community programs of the Rotary Club of Lincoln.

CLICK HERE TO PURCHASE YOUR TICKETS TODAY

Go Beavers!

Jon Osterhout, Head Football Coach for the American River College Beavers will talk with us about ARC Football.  The 3 and 1 Beavers have outscored their opponets 119 to 48 so far this season, only losing their last game by 1 point.  Hear the stories of a dedicated and talented community college football team as they strive for a return visit to the NCFC Championship.

Homeward Bound Golden Retriever Rescue & Sanctuary was founded in the year 2000 based on a promise made to our founders’ beloved Golden, Chelsea. Since then, we saved more than 10,700 dog lives through comprehensive rescue and adoption programs.

Thanks to the vision and generosity of our founders, Jody and Mike Jones, we have carved out a peaceful haven from eight acres of the countryside where dogs can run, play, train, and be loved on their journeys to forever homes. Our facility provides refuge for dogs in immediate need. A robust foster program supplements our efforts so more can be saved. For those whose extreme age or health issues have rendered them unlikely to be adopted, they are welcome to live out their lives with us in sanctuary.

None of this would be possible without you – the hundreds of volunteers, supporters, adopters, fosters, and partners who truly are the heart of Homeward Bound.

Our mission is dedicated to enhancing the lives of veterans, first responders, families, and children with disabilities, aiming to foster their overall wellbeing and facilitate life transformations. Through a holistic approach, we provide tailored support services and resources that empower individuals to overcome challenges and lead fulfilling lives. By fostering a nurturing community and implementing innovative programs, we strive to create a supportive environment that promotes inclusivity, resilience, and long-term empowerment for those we serve. Our mission is to be a beacon of hope and a catalyst for positive change, advocating for the holistic development and sustained wellbeing of these deserving individuals and their families."

My pre-chiropractic education began at UW-LaCrosse where I studied the basic sciences such as inorganic chemistry, organic chemistry, biology, along with basic physiology and anatomy courses, as well as meeting my future wife, Michelle.  After completing my study there, I was accepted at Northwestern College of Chiropractic in Bloomington, Minnesota.

During my four years at NWCC, courses included biochemistry, a major emphasis on anatomy and human physiology, X-ray, diagnosis, chiropractic adjusting techniques and patient care in the NWCC Public Clinic. After graduating in 1990, Michelle and I moved to the Sacramento suburb of Citrus Heights to complete my internship with Dr. Nelson in Granite Bay. I’ve worked with other chiropractors in their offices, but I prefer being “the Captain of my own ship.”

I love to share great information with people.  I still remember thinking as I was learning in chiropractic college that if everybody knew what I was learning than everyone would want to see a chiropractor for improving their health. That’s why I make it a point to explain everything in advance, answer questions and attempt to over communicate through handouts, videos and our web site. I believe patients appreciate that.  I want people to know that good health IS within your reach.

Date change to WEDNESDAY 11/29/23.  More information to follow.

Kris Knutson is president of both the Lincoln Host Lions Club and the Lincoln Community Foundation.  Kris will talk to us aboul the work the Lions club is doing in  our community.  In adition, Kris will also spend Time Talking about the Lincoln Community Foundation.

Kerry Callahan began her career in education in 1999 as a middle and high school math teacher in Honeoye – a rural community in the beautiful Finger Lakes region of New York. She then moved to northern California and continued teaching math and AVID in Galt, CA. During that time, she earned her master’s in educational leadership and policy studies and her administrative services credential. In 2004, Kerry was hired by Woodland Joint Unified School District to serve as their math coordinator. She also served in Woodland as an elementary principal and high school assistant principal and principal. Western Placer Unified School District hired Kerry as their assistant superintendent of educational services in 2014 and then promoted her to deputy superintendent in 2019. Kerry believes that her greatest strength as a leader is hiring the right people and then guiding and supporting them in being their best selves.