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ART SHOW OPENING: Kathy Keane (center) stands among her friends and photography at the opening of her exhibit on display at Idyll Awhile Monday night. Photo by John Drake — ART SHOW OPENING: Kathy Keane (center) stands among her friends and photography at the opening of her exhibit on display at Idyll Awhile Monday night.
Photo by John Drake

CALENDAR GIRLS: Idyllwild’s Stratford Players presented Tim Firth’s “Calendar Girls” this past weekend and the weekend before at the Caine Learning Center. From left, Barbara Rayliss, Christine Hunt, Meg Wolf, Virginia Lumb and Alisa Schulz. Photo by John Drake

STROKE RECOVERY: Doug Austin (right), accompanied by wife Pat (left), catches himself for a moment as he recalls the seven months he was unable to speak following a stroke. Austin spoke eloquently to the gathering at the Caine Learning Center about how stroke changed his life and the long road to recover his health. Photo by John Drake — STROKE RECOVERY: Doug Austin (right), accompanied by wife Pat (left), catches himself for a moment as he recalls the seven months he was unable to speak following a stroke. Austin spoke eloquently to the gathering at the Caine Learning Center about how stroke changed his life and the long road to recover his health.
Photo by John Drake

LIBRARY CONCERT: Local Color, led by Anne Ancheta, performed a holiday concert at Idyllwild Library on Wednesday. Photo by Gallagher Goodland — LIBRARY CONCERT: Local Color, led by Anne Ancheta, performed a holiday concert at Idyllwild Library on Wednesday.
Photo by Gallagher Goodland

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Idyllwild Actors Theatre presents ‘A Piece of My Mind’
By August 10, 2016 Reading Time: 3 minutes

For nearly 40 years, Dr. Eric Barr taught acting, directing and writing at the University of California, Riverside. For 30 years, he chaired UCR’s Theater Department. A key architect of UCR’s master’s degree in fine arts in Creative Writing and Writing for the Performing Arts, Barr was responsible for launching the program at the UCR,…

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Beer fest and home brewers competition to help ARF in June
By February 4, 2015December 4, 2015 Reading Time: 2 minutes

A very special fundraising event for Idyllwild’s Animal Rescue Friends is scheduled for June 6. ARF has announced a beer festival and home brewers’ competition to be held at the Riverside County’s Idyllwild Nature Center. Attendees will purchase admission, which will give them tastings offered by some of the finest craft brewers in Southern California,…

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Brian Cohen assumes Idyllwild Arts presidency
By August 2, 2011November 9, 2012 Reading Time: 5 minutes

Brian D. Cohen became president of Idyllwild Arts Academy (IA) on July 1. One of his stated goals is to expand outreach to the Idyllwild community and create more avenues of cooperation and connection between town and gown. “The town’s [residents] are welcome here and I hope they take advantage of it,” he said. Cohen…

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‘The Boy Friend’ Idyllwild Arts’ season finale musical
By May 15, 2013June 18, 2013 Reading Time: 2 minutes

Young love, the Roaring Twenties, the French Riviera …

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Casey Abrams brings his brand of improv to Jazz in the Pines
By July 22, 2015January 23, 2016 Reading Time: 3 minutes

Idyllwild Arts alumnus and American Idol veteran Casey Abrams is bringing his brand of jazz and pop improv to the 2015 Jazz in the Pines festival as the Sunday, Aug. 16, main stage headliner. “Some jazz stuff, diving into some horn stuff and bringing in some new musicians with some surprises,” said Abrams when asked…

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Kyran Young walks PCT to raise awareness for endangered gorillas
By June 3, 2015January 22, 2016 Reading Time: 3 minutes

There are many reasons to hike the Pacific Crest Trail. But one young man, Kyran Young, born in Zimbabwe on the African continent, is hiking the 2,663 miles of the PCT for a cause unfamiliar to his fellow hikers or most people in the United States. Raised in Africa until he was 12, Kyran seeks…

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