Don Reed (center) with his brother Dennis Roger Reed (left) and good friend Happel James Reed brought exceptionally great talent and music to the Summer Music Festival Benefit at the Quiet Creek Inn on Saturday. The proceeds from the benefit go to assist the Earthwitness Foundation and the Idyllwild Community Fund. This Gala event was sponsored by Quiet Creek Inn, Earthwitness Foundation and Pino Tree Service. Photo by Careena Chase

 

Gene "Geno" Schneider, a member of the Inlandia Institute Writing Workshop reciting his poem "Witness the Earth" at the Summer Music Festival Benefit on Saturday held in the meadow at Quiet Creek Inn. Photo by Careena Chase

 

Exotic belly dancers entertained those that gathered at the Quiet Creek Inn on Saturday to enjoy the Summer Music Festival Benefit with proceeds going to both the Earthwitness Foundation and The Idyllwild Community Fund. From left to right the dancers are: Margaret Gray, Rachael Gollub and Rachel Welch. Photo by Careena Chase

 

The Lindsay Speed Band playing to an enthusiastic crowd during the Summer Music Festival Benefit last Saturday in the meadow at the Quiet Creek Inn. From left to right the members of the band are: Lindsay Speed singer song writer on the electric guitar, Mark Simonian on the drums, and Lee Miracle on the electric base. Photo by Careena Chase

 

The Suicide Rock band played at the Summer Music Festival held at Quiet Creek Inn on Saturday. The proceeds from the Benefit went to the Earthwitness Foundation and the Idyllwild Community Fund. The band members are Monica Sierras (right) singer and Colin Smith, guitar and programming. Photo by Careena Chase

 

Joy Sikorski, singer, poet, voice teacher, and a member of the Inlandia Institute Creative Writing Workshop, as her name implies brought great joy while capturing the audience through participation during her impromptu singing poetry "Music In The Moment." Photo by Careena Chase

 

Myra Dutton, poet and co-leader of the Inlandia Creative Writing Workshop, reading an allegory she wrote about an Android Anarchist titled "The Heinrich Maneuver," at the Summer Music Festival Benefit held Saturday in the meadow at the Quiet Creek Inn. Photo by Careena Chase

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