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PHOTOS: Last Week in Idyllwild: June 4, 2015

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Stephens Recital Hall at Idyllwild Arts was full Sunday afternoon during the Barnaby Finch and Friends concert. The concert and brunch, held earlier in the day, was a benefit to raise funds for the Idyllwild Arts Scholarship Fund.
Stephens Recital Hall at Idyllwild Arts was full Sunday afternoon during the Barnaby Finch and Friends concert. The concert and brunch, held earlier in the day, was a benefit to raise funds for the Idyllwild Arts Scholarship Fund.
Aiden Pritchett joins in the fun with other kindergarten and first graders making molds of animal prints at the Nature Center on Wednesday. Photo by Gallagher Goodland
Aiden Pritchett joins in the fun with other kindergarten and first graders making molds of animal prints at the Nature Center on Wednesday. Photo by Gallagher Goodland
Cherry Vanilla opened Eduardo Santiago’s fifth Idyllwild Authors Series to a full and appreciative house. Vanilla’s stories of partying with major rock royalty elicited many laughs, especially for those old enough to remember those heady times. Photo by Marshall Smith
Cherry Vanilla opened Eduardo Santiago’s fifth Idyllwild Authors Series to a full and appreciative house. Vanilla’s stories of partying with major rock royalty elicited many laughs, especially for those old enough to remember those heady times.
Photo by Marshall Smith

 

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