New Year's Eve on the Hill - Idyllwild Town Crier

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rust-2 — One of the highlights of the Rustic Theatre’s Cabaret Evening was a performance by Idyllwild’s own Larry Edwards during his performance as Pinkie Meringue Shimmer on New Year’s eve. Photo by Cid Castillo

ny-1 — Welcoming the new year at the American Legion Post 800 are dancers Caleb McAndrews, left, Jyoti Kintz and Jeff Adams. Photos by Cid Castillo

ny-2 — New Year’s at Jo’An’s Restaurant started with a festive dinner including complimentary champagne, then dancing to live music.

ny-3 — The Battle of the DJs was the theme at Café Aroma during its New Year’s celebration which resulted in nonstop dancing and partying well into 2012.

rustic-1 — Prior to the start of the Rustic Theatre’s New Year’s Cabaret Evening, Bella da Ball visits with theatre owner Shane Stewart and his son Hunter.

ny-5 — A sold-out crowd awaits the new year at Idyll Awhile Wine Shoppe & Bistro.

ny-6 — It seems that the only quiet establishment on the Hill on New Year’s eve was the popular Gastrognome Restaurant where party goers simply enjoyed the food and conversation.

ny-4 — Rick Foster and Nancy Layton make a stop at the Quiet Creek Inn New Year’s Open House before dashing to a mystery theatre dinner party.

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