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Gemini Anderson entertained music lovers on Sunday, Aug. 7, at the first Midsummer Music Festival at the Quiet Creek Inn. Funds were raised for the Earthwitness Foundation, Art Alliance of Idyllwild and the Idyllwild Community Fund. Photo courtesy of Jim Newcomb

Many talented musicians played for hours during the first ever Midsummer Music Festival in Idyllwild at the Quiet Creek Inn on Sunday. Proceeds from the event benefited the Earthwitness Foundation. Photo: Cid Castillo

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