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Matt Mund performs “It’s America” during the Rock the Oaks show on Feb. 9.
Matt Mund performs “It’s America” during the Rock the Oaks show on Feb. 9.
Lee Nelson sings “Everybody Wants to go to Heaven” during Rock the Oaks benefit concert on Feb. 9.
Lee Nelson sings “Everybody Wants to go to Heaven” during Rock the Oaks benefit concert on Feb. 9.
Great Oak freshman Maddie Walsh performs “Change” at the Rock the Oaks show.
Great Oak freshman Maddie Walsh performs “Change” at the Rock the Oaks show.
Holly Davis provides comic relief as her character “Hillbilly Holly” during the Rock the Oaks benefits concert.
Holly Davis provides comic relief as her character “Hillbilly Holly” during the Rock the Oaks benefits concert.
Rock the Oak’s dancers Hayley Vanarsdell, Kaitlyn Weathers, and Julilana Christakis.
Rock the Oak’s dancers Hayley Vanarsdell, Kaitlyn Weathers, and Julilana Christakis.

‘Rock the Oaks’ benefit concert raises funds for local treatment center


Friday, February 15th, 2013
Issue 07, Volume 17.
Ardie Crenshaw
Special to the Valley News


Rock the Oaks (formerly known as Temecula Live!) – a show to benefit the Oak Grove Center for Education Treatment & The Arts – was held on Feb. 8 and 9 at the New Covenant Church in Murrieta.

Under the direction of Gwyn Sanborn, the shows were an upbeat mix of live music and comic relief. Both Friday and Saturday night’s shows consisted of mainly country music and featured area favorites, such as the Brewer Boys.

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show was a faith-based and patriotic-themed show entitled "God and Country." Show host Sanborn is also an accomplished singer and performed a heart-warming rendition of "America." In the three shows combined, over 40 entertainers performed.

Oak Grove is a non-profit, 24-hour educational and residential treatment center that serves children with social, emotional and behavioral problems. Oak Grove has witnessed the amazing power of the arts in the terms of healing, building confidence, strengthening sobriety, self-esteem and connections.


 

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