Master Chorale showcases ecumenical nunsense
“Nunsense,” the durable musical that has spawned either four or eight sequels, depending on your math, returns to Idyllwild as “Meshuggah-Nuns!”
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Brent Michael Davids teaches composition
Award-winning Mohican composer Brent Michael Davids (wearing the top hat), taught four local native American youth how to compose a string quartet, which was played by a 12-piece ensemble Friday at Idyllwild Arts.
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Rachel Resnick shares her story with Idyllwild audience
Rachel Resnick, author of “Love Junkie,” discusses her book with the audience at B’s Mountain of Books during the last session of the Idyllwild Authors Series.
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Funky Bazaar raises funds for animals
Peter Buhl, right, owner of the Funky Bazaar, presents $150 checks to Mary Lou Prosin, Animal Rescue Friends of Idyllwild (ARF), and Clay Helgren of Living Free Animal Sanctuary.
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Casey shows love for Idyllwild at Idol Ontario performance
Casey Abrams, in an “Idyllwild” sweatshirt, performs on the American Idol tour in Ontario
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The lemon lily’s triumphant return
During last weekend’s Lemon Lily Festival, a lemon lily bloomed along Strawberry Creek.
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Lecture explores how Europe savors America
What do macaws and chocolate have in common? This was the topic of the lecture by Dr. Patricia Crown, professor of anthropology, University of New Mexico, delivered at the Idyllwild Arts Academy during Native American Arts Week. The Mayans and Aztecs discovered the nutritious and culinary value of the nut from the cacao tree in…
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Student Jazz Concert impresses
The brass section in one of the four big bands and eight jazz combos that performed at the Student Jazz Concert takes center stage.
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VIDEO: Idyllwild’s famous Fourth of July Parade
Relive the parade or find out what you missed. Watch highlights from this year’s Idyllwild Fourth of July parade.
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Welcome to Idyllwild’s 2nd-annual Lemon Lily Festival
The community of Idyllwild and Festival organizers welcome you to Idyllwild’s 2nd-annual Lemon Lily Festival. The 2010 Festival was a huge success and a first step in accomplishing the three ongoing goals of our mission: celebration, education and restoration of our precious native wildflower, the Lemon Lily (Lilium parryi).
