Photo by Cheryl Basye
Photo by Cheryl Basye
PHOTOS: Last week in Idyllwild …
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One of the students sharing their work during Friday’s Parallax reading at Idyllwild Arts Academy. Photo by Cheryl Basye
Photo by Cheryl Basye
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Lowman Concert Hall groundbreaking Saturday
At 5 p.m. Saturday, July 19, a groundbreaking celebration will mark the official start of construction for Idyllwild Arts Foundation’s new $6.5 million concert hall. The 298-seat facility will become the centerpiece of IAF’s 200-acre, mountaintop campus and is named in honor of Idyllwild Arts’ first president, William M. Lowman. The construction process is estimated…
Idyllwild band in national battle
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First-born daughter named after Idyllwild
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Warm weather brings many visitors during MLK day weekend
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A June weekend of New Orleans sounds
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