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LL1 — On Saturday at Jo’An’s Restaurant on Park Lane, a crowd enjoys an afternoon of traditional bluegrass music. From left, Don Reed on mandolin, Waverly Reed on vocals, Dennis Reed on guitar and vocals, and Kevin Gore on banjo and vocals. Photo by Grace Reed

LL2 — Artist Gerry High (center) accepts first place in the Lemon Lily Festival Banner contest from Lemon Lily Festival officials Shelly Kibby, County Parks, and Pat Hughes, Lemon Lily Festival banner program coordinator. Photo by Barbara Reese

LL3 — The Lemon Lily Festival offered lot of different things to do in Idyllwild and at the Nature Center where one of the fun things was pony rides. Photo by Barbara Reese

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An eye for design, hard work, perseverance and seizing the moment
By June 14, 2017June 14, 2017 Reading Time: 4 minutes

Idyllwild has been a seminal player in Kenny Gioeli’s career Hard work, perseverance and recognizing opportunities others failed to see characterize Idyllwild resident Kenny Gioeli’s career. Idyllwild has been a seminal player in the way Kenny’s personal and professional journey has unfolded. “Landscape design is my passion,” said Kenny, whose garden and family compound on…

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Native American Festival Week is about storytelling
By July 2, 2014September 2, 2014 Reading Time: 3 minutes

The Native American people are storytellers. It is a fundamental part of their culture — solemn yet celebratory ritual retellings of their arrival into this world and their history as a people. Year 15 of the Native American Festival Week at the Idyllwild Arts Summer Program centers around that key component of Native American life…

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Jazz in the Pines year 24 starts this weekend
By August 8, 2017 Reading Time: 3 minutes

Jazz as a form is delicious, surprising, exciting and inspirational — oh yes, and fun. This year’s menu, as crafted by festival gastronomists Marshall Hawkins and John Newman, has power, praise, passion and persuasion. And this musical mélange happens on all three stages — the main stage Holmes Amphitheatre for festival headliners, Stephens Hall for…

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Helen Hixon buys working studio Mountain Pottery
By August 29, 2018 Reading Time: 2 minutes

Two weeks into her ownership of Mountain Pottery, Helen Hixon could not be happier or more enthusiastic. The working studio offers ceramic classes, including all materials, use of design tools and instruction, and Hixon is fully involved in the studio’s evolution. Detailed information regarding classes and studio memberships will be available on the website, although…

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AAI opens new gallery
By April 13, 2021May 4, 2021 Reading Time: 4 minutes

The Art Alliance of Idyllwild (AAI) has been supporting local artists for years, putting on some of the community’s most popular art events, including the annual Art Walk & Wine Tasting, which features artists and wine makers from near and far. In January 2018, the AAI opened its first art gallery in the Courtyard building…

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Breaking bread at Idyology
By April 4, 2018April 4, 2018 Reading Time: 3 minutes

True to their promise, Idyology owners Kelli Cooper and Agatha Frank, in concert with Chef Jason Ramos, debuted three new menus Saturday, March 31. “From the Garden” and the new weekend breakfast menus include multitudes of gourmet and eclectic choices designed to entice culinary pilgrims. An inaugural “Signature Cocktails” menu designed to add a little…

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