Photos: This week in Idyllwild: December 10, 2015

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On Friday evening, tribute band The Silver Beatles entertained patrons at the Rustic Theatre. Members of the band are (from left) Barry Scott as Paul McCartney, Larry Stuppy as George Harrison, Steve Anfinson as John Lennon and Gary Long as Ringo Starr. Photo by John Drake
On Friday evening, tribute band The Silver Beatles entertained patrons at the Rustic Theatre. Members of the band are (from left) Barry Scott as Paul McCartney, Larry Stuppy as George Harrison, Steve Anfinson as John Lennon and Gary Long as Ringo Starr.
Photo by John Drake

 

The Winter Lane Pop Up Gallery, which the Art Alliance of Idyllwild created, opens Saturday, Dec. 12. Here (front row, from left) are Erin Oneill, Veda Roubideaux and Shanna Robb, and (back row, from left) are Dave Robb, Janet McAlpine and Darcy Gerdes, the AAI members who assembled the site. Not shown is Peter Szabadi. Photo by Hans Bu
The Winter Lane Pop Up Gallery, which the Art Alliance of Idyllwild created, opens Saturday, Dec. 12. Here (front row, from left) are Erin Oneill, Veda Roubideaux and Shanna Robb, and (back row, from left) are Dave Robb, Janet McAlpine and Darcy Gerdes, the AAI members who assembled the site. Not shown is Peter Szabadi. Photo by Hans Bu

 

On the Friday before Thanksgiving, the Southwest Riverside County Association of REALTORS® , along with its Affiliate Committee, donated $503.20 to the Living Free Animal Sanctuary. This donation was a result of a Paint and Wine fundraiser. Accepting the donation from Kellie Tuer (center) of Generations Escrow were Tangie Miller (left), director of Administrative Services, and Sharon Caughron (right), executive director of Animal Services, both with Living Free.Photo by Diane Stumpp
On the Friday before Thanksgiving, the Southwest Riverside County Association of REALTORS® , along with its Affiliate Committee, donated $503.20 to the Living Free Animal Sanctuary. This donation was a result of a Paint and Wine fundraiser. Accepting the donation from Kellie Tuer (center) of Generations Escrow were Tangie Miller (left), director of Administrative Services, and Sharon Caughron (right), executive director of Animal Services, both with Living Free. Photo by Diane Stumpp

 

Wednesday evening, Local Color sang traditional Christmas carols and new pieces during its performance at the Idyllwild Library. Ed Hansen, on piano, and Mark Berres, on drums, accompanied the singers. Photo by Dave Pelham
Wednesday evening, Local Color sang traditional Christmas carols and new pieces during its performance at the Idyllwild Library. Ed Hansen, on piano, and Mark Berres, on drums, accompanied the singers.
Photo by Dave Pelham

 

The Stratford Players performed “Uh-Oh, Here Comes Christmas” over the weekend at the Christian Science Church. In this sketch, titled “Holiday Wedding,” two families of different faiths reconcile during the holidays. Shown (from left) are Dick English, Chic Fojtik, Kathleen Walker and Michael Owen.Photo by John Drake
The Stratford Players performed “Uh-Oh, Here Comes Christmas” over the weekend at the Christian Science Church. In this sketch, titled “Holiday Wedding,” two families of different faiths reconcile during the holidays. Shown (from left) are Dick English, Chic Fojtik, Kathleen Walker and Michael Owen. Photo by John Drake

 

ICONIC SOUNDS Richard Halligan (left) on piano and Mick Lynch perform “Radio Tales,” a combination of spoken word and piano, Saturday at Idyllwild Arts. Photo by Jenny Kirchner
ICONIC SOUNDS
Richard Halligan (left) on piano and Mick Lynch perform “Radio Tales,” a combination of spoken word and piano, Saturday at Idyllwild Arts.
Photo by Jenny Kirchner

 

Students, faculty, staff and visitors all came out to Parks Exhibition Center to support the Visual Arts student-themed opening reception Friday night. Visual arts of all media were represented to capture the audience. Photo by Jenny Kirchner
Students, faculty, staff and visitors all came out to Parks Exhibition Center to support the Visual Arts student-themed opening reception Friday night. Visual arts of all media were represented to capture the audience.
Photo by Jenny Kirchner

 

 

Travels with TC Jack and Becky Clark pose at a newsstand displaying the Town Crier outside Ghirardelli Square in San Francisco last Thursday morning. Photo by Mina Clark
Travels with TC
Jack and Becky Clark pose at a newsstand displaying the Town Crier outside Ghirardelli Square in San Francisco last Thursday morning.
Photo by Mina Clark

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