Photos: This week in Idyllwild: January 21, 2016

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Idyllwild Arts models and designers line up at the end of the Winter Fashion Show Saturday night in Parks Exhibition Center on the Idyllwild Arts campus. Photo by Jenny Kirchner
Idyllwild Arts models and designers line up at the end of the Winter Fashion Show Saturday night in Parks Exhibition Center on the Idyllwild Arts campus.
Photo by Jenny Kirchner

 

Idyllwild Arts held a first-time Intermester orchestra concert Saturday afternoon on campus. The students had four days to prepare and learn the three concert pieces, which they performed with grandeur.Photo by Jenny Kirchner
Idyllwild Arts held a first-time Intermester orchestra concert Saturday afternoon on campus. The students had four days to prepare and learn the three concert pieces, which they performed with grandeur. Photo by Jenny Kirchner

 

From the Netherlands, playing American folk music, Magali Michaut (left) with singing partner Brett Perkins, entertain diners at Café Aroma on Friday. They toured California with 10 shows in nine days. Photo by John Drake
From the Netherlands, playing American folk music, Magali Michaut (left) with singing partner Brett Perkins, entertain diners at Café Aroma on Friday. They toured California with 10 shows in nine days. Photo by John Drake

 

Mary Lehman speaks at the Idyllwild Library last Saturday about her experiences in Greece helping with the arriving Syrian refugees. Lehman used her prior medical training as an EMT to treat and help organize the efforts to save people arriving from Turkey to the Greek island of Lesbos.Photo by John Drake
Mary Lehman speaks at the Idyllwild Library last Saturday about her experiences in Greece helping with the arriving Syrian refugees. Lehman used her prior medical training as an EMT to treat and help organize the efforts to save people arriving from Turkey to the Greek island of Lesbos. Photo by John Drake

 

Susan Foster’s dog Dharma woke her up the night of Jan. 6 to go out to play. She loves the snow, as is evidenced by the what she did to it.Photo by Susan Foster
Susan Foster’s dog Dharma woke her up the night of Jan. 6 to go out to play. She loves the snow, as is evidenced by the what she did to it. Photo by Susan Foster

 

Nearly a week after the snowstorm, Tahquitz Rock remains prominently dressed in white above Idyllwild.Photo by JP Crumrine
Nearly a week after the snowstorm, Tahquitz Rock remains prominently dressed in white above Idyllwild. Photo by JP Crumrine

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