The Idyllwild Arts Fall Dance Concert filled IAF Theatre on campus Wednesday, Thursday and Friday evenings. Students performed everything from ballet to modern, and a little in between. Photo by Jenny Kirchner
The Idyllwild Arts Fall Dance Concert filled IAF Theatre on campus Wednesday, Thursday and Friday evenings. Students performed everything from ballet to modern, and a little in between.
Photo by Jenny Kirchner

 

Student Zen Rose runs down teacher Brennan Priefer during the Idyllwild Middle School’s annual Turkey Bowl played Thursday, Nov. 19. The teachers prevailed again this year 14-7. Photo by John Drake
Student Zen Rose runs down teacher Brennan Priefer during the Idyllwild Middle School’s annual Turkey Bowl played Thursday, Nov. 19. The teachers prevailed again this year 14-7. Photo by John Drake

 

Students Chayton Kenyon and Jeremiah Whitney charge teacher George Campaniott (center) during the annual Idyllwild Middle School Turkey Bowl. Principal Matt Kraemer (left) chuckles and teacher Bob Leih (right) watches the play develop. Photo by John Drake
Students Chayton Kenyon and Jeremiah Whitney charge teacher George Campaniott (center) during the annual Idyllwild Middle School Turkey Bowl. Principal Matt Kraemer (left) chuckles and teacher Bob Leih (right) watches the play develop. Photo by John Drake

 

Savanah Loutzenhiser serves during an adult volleyball scrimmage game at Idyllwild School Friday. Photo by John Drake
Savanah Loutzenhiser serves during an adult volleyball scrimmage game at Idyllwild School Friday.
Photo by John Drake

 

Dr. John Laundré, assistant director of the University of California, Riverside’s James San Jacinto Mountains Reserve, spoke to a packed Silver Pines Lodge while discussing and showing many photos from hidden cameras in and around Idyllwild, which he is using to research the animal populations on the Hill. Photo by John Drake
Dr. John Laundré, assistant director of the University of California, Riverside’s James San Jacinto Mountains Reserve, spoke to a packed Silver Pines Lodge while discussing and showing many photos from hidden cameras in and around Idyllwild, which he is using to research the animal populations on the Hill.
Photo by John Drake

 

Locals and visitors are sending well wishes to Paris through three posters the Art Alliance of Idyllwild located around town following the terrorist strikes that took more than 120 lives Friday, Nov. 13. Photo by Peter Szabadi
Locals and visitors are sending well wishes to Paris through three posters the Art Alliance of Idyllwild located around town following the terrorist strikes that took more than 120 lives Friday, Nov. 13.
Photo by Peter Szabadi

 

The Garner Valley Arts and Craft Show was Saturday at the Garner Valley Community Center. Handmade crafts, art and many other good finds were available for purchase, as well as a raffle for prizes.Photo by Jenny Kirchner
The Garner Valley Arts and Craft Show was Saturday at the Garner Valley Community Center. Handmade crafts, art and many other good finds were available for purchase, as well as a raffle for prizes. Photo by Jenny Kirchner

 

Idyllwild Fire Chief Patrick Reitz gives the kids from Lil’ Critters a tour of the Idyllwild Fire Department last week.Photo by JP Crumrine
Idyllwild Fire Chief Patrick Reitz gives the kids from Lil’ Critters a tour of the Idyllwild Fire Department last week. Photo by JP Crumrine

 

The Idyllwild Rotary helps owners Gary Kuscher, Melody Cohn and Gideon Cohn with Rainbow, to open Images Fine Art Gallery, the newest gallery on the Hill, next to Aroma with a ribbon cutting Monday morning. Rotarians who helped with the cutting include (front row, from left) Steve Espinosa, Earl Parker, Danny Richardson and Donna Elliot. In the back, from left, are Chuck Streeter, Christopher Scott, Patrick Reitz, Jan Jaspers-Fayer, Thom Wallace, Scott Fisher, Jefferey Cohen, Terry Kurr, Chuck Weisbart, Dennis Dunbar and Rick FosterPhoto by John Drake
The Idyllwild Rotary helps owners Gary Kuscher, Melody Cohn and Gideon Cohn with Rainbow, to open Images Fine Art Gallery, the newest gallery on the Hill, next to Aroma with a ribbon cutting Monday morning. Rotarians who helped with the cutting include (front row, from left) Steve Espinosa, Earl Parker, Danny Richardson and Donna Elliot. In the back, from left, are Chuck Streeter, Christopher Scott, Patrick Reitz, Jan Jaspers-Fayer, Thom Wallace, Scott Fisher, Jefferey Cohen, Terry Kurr, Chuck Weisbart, Dennis Dunbar and Rick Foster Photo by John Drake

 

 Images, the newest art gallery on the Hill, is located next to Cafe Aroma and had its grand opening and reception Saturday afternoon. Artists, visitors and passers-by came to support and view the new works. Artists whose work is on display include Gideon Cohn, Melody Cohn, Rainbow Cohn and Gary Kuscher. Photo by Jenny Kirchner
Images, the newest art gallery on the Hill, is located next to Cafe Aroma and had its grand opening and reception Saturday afternoon. Artists, visitors and passers-by came to support and view the new works. Artists whose work is on display include Gideon Cohn, Melody Cohn, Rainbow Cohn and Gary Kuscher.
Photo by Jenny Kirchner

 

Members of Soroptimist International of Idyllwild talk about the nonprofit’s charity work during an informational meeting for prospective members on Wednesday, Nov. 18 at the Creekstone Inn. Photo by Halie Wilson
Members of Soroptimist International of Idyllwild talk about the nonprofit’s charity work during an informational meeting for prospective members on Wednesday, Nov. 18 at the Creekstone Inn. Photo by Halie Wilson

 

Rod Guthrey (left) and Bruce Dubuque of Southern California Sojourn playing for the lunch crowds at Ferro on Saturday.Photo by John Drake
Rod Guthrey (left) and Bruce Dubuque of Southern California Sojourn playing for the lunch crowds at Ferro on Saturday. Photo by John Drake

 

Musicians Juls Phillips and Sam Smith play a quiet song for the lunch crowd at Cafe Aroma on Saturday.Photo by John Drake
Musicians Juls Phillips and Sam Smith play a quiet song for the lunch crowd at Cafe Aroma on Saturday. Photo by John Drake

 

In the spirit of Thanksgiving, Rachel Torrey (left) reads “Run, Turkey, Run!” at the Idyllwild Library’s children’s storytime Monday morning. Photo by Jenny Kirchner
In the spirit of Thanksgiving, Rachel Torrey (left) reads “Run, Turkey, Run!” at the Idyllwild Library’s children’s storytime Monday morning.
Photo by Jenny Kirchner