Idyllwild Art and Wine Walk on Oct. 12 features 20 Southern California wineries and 25 artists including Idyllwild photographer Lissa Evans.
A Note of Change
Following a one year hiatus, Jazz in the Pines will return in 2020 with a two-week run and focus more on its connection to Idyllwild Arts Academy.
The 26th annual Jazz in the Pines Concert Series in Idyllwild will resume in summer 2020 but with an expanded focus and format. Pamela Jordan, president and head of school at Idyllwild Arts Academy, tells Palm Springs Life that taking a one-year hiatus gave the festival organizers a chance to assess where the popular jazz fest was headed. “The 25th
He’s Good at Being Bad
Idyllwild resident Conor O'Farrell has carved out a good acting career by being the bad guy to the point that it has seeped into his personal life.
Idyllwild resident Conor O’Farrell has carved out a good acting career by being the bad guy to the point that it has seeped into his personal life.
Raise Your Dining Experience
Eating among the pines at Idyllwild restaurants should still be on your hot-weather escape plans, and here are five worth making the trek up the mountain.
Although the town has a population of under 5,000 residents, Idyllwild restaurants make it worth the trek up the mountain. Here are 5 to get you started.
Camera Ready
Glen Wexler returns to his native Palm Springs to show images from his latest photography book, The ’80s Portrait Sessions.
Glen Wexler returns to his native Palm Springs in May to show images from his latest photography book, “The ’80s Portrait Sessions” at Janssen Artspace.
Art Destination
Palm Springs Public Arts Commission marks 30th year with map to show location of city's public art.
The Palm Springs Public Arts Commission marks 30 years of accumulating and maintaining public art pieces with two October events.
Quarter Century of Jazz
Jazz in the Pines marks a milestone while maintaining its goal to keep it about the music in a pristine setting.
Jazz in the Pines marks a 25-year milestone while maintaining its goal to keep it about the music in the pristine setting of Idyllwild.
Walking Tall
Charles “Chip” Shelley dons his Uncle Sam costume to help give the Idyllwild Fourth of July parade its All-American appeal.
Charles “Chip” Shelley dons his Uncle Sam costume to help give the Idyllwild Fourth of July parade its All-American appeal.
Street Smarts
Tysen Knight has brought his story as a street artist in Palm Springs to film set to screen at the upcoming American Documentary Film Festival.
Tysen Knight and his “The Art of Hustle” film traces his roots as a street artist to becoming a regular gallery contributor set to screen at the upcoming American Documentary Film Festival.
Broadcasting at 5,000 Feet
Idyllwild International Festival of Cinema establishes March dates to avoid a run-in with Mother Nature.
It wasn’t competition that led to moving the Idyllwild International Festival of Cinema from its traditional January run to early March, but Mother Nature.