"Budding Botanists" discover local species

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Nature center — Idyllwild Nature Center’s Junior Naturalist program was “The Budding Botanist” in which youngsters learned about flowers, planting, soil and seeds. Nature Center volunteer Susie Hampson assists, An Lin, Liam Walsh, William Taylor and Meixing Lin. Photo by Cid Castillo

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Idyllwild Arts student filmmaker next speaker at Idy Talks
By November 6, 2018 Reading Time: 3 minutes

Denver native and Idyllwild Arts filmmaker Nikki Tarro is the next speaker at the Idyllwild Arts Academy’s Art in Society series, Idy Talks. “The series was designed to connect the school to the community of Idyllwild,” said Eduardo Santiago, IAA faculty member and Art in Society coordinator. Nikki is a third-year senior at the academy…

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Cartoonist John Marshall exhibit at IAHS
By May 12, 2016 Reading Time: 2 minutes

Cartoonist and Idyllwild character John Marshall eschewed what was politically or socially correct. His book, “Nobody Loves a Fly,” featured a label on the front cover: “Warning: Contains Filth!” Some of his iconic cartoons, including many from “Nobody Loves a Fly,” are featured in a current exhibit at the Idyllwild Area Historical Society Museum. Marshall,…

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Library marks a special Pi Day
By March 18, 2015December 4, 2015 Reading Time: 1 minute

Eryn Noble (left) and triplets Calista (back), Jossilin and Lorelei Nowell get ready to guess how many milk balls are in the jar at Idyllwild Library’s “Pi day” on 3.14.15.

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Meshuggah-Nuns are a hit!
By July 26, 2011November 9, 2012 Reading Time: 1 minute

The Messhuggah-Nuns cast, perform with the Master Chorale’s in the hilarious musical …

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Angel Tree up
By November 19, 2014January 16, 2015 Reading Time: 1 minute

The Idyllwild HELP Center’s annual Angel Tree is up and decorated with the names of many children. Helping this year are (from left) Teagan White, Brynnley Meyer, Caden Meyer, Peyton Manchee and Colleen Meyer, at the HELP Center. This year, two Angel trees are available. Besides the tree at the Library (shown here), the second tree is at Fairway Market. “We have the most kids on the Angel Tree that we have ever had,” wrote Colleen, the HELP Center’s client services administrator.

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Art project to ‘rehumanize,’ one bead at a time
By February 13, 2020February 13, 2020 Reading Time: 2 minutes

Mountain Pottery will be hosting an event to create clay beads to represent each of the 7,209 deaths that have occurred in the last 20 years among migrants crossing the southwestern border of the United States. The beads will be incorporated into a work of art made by Cannupa Hanska Luger at the Mesa Contemporary…

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