The Art Gallery at the College of the Sequoias in Visalia will have their first exhibit of the spring semester which will showcase drawings and prints by artist Mario Kiran in a solo exhibition titled DHARAM (Religion). Formerly a COS art instructor, Kiran is now an Assistant Professor of Art at the University of Texas, Permian Basin in Odessa and we are especially proud to see his latest creations.
Find out the latest news on Fresno's own hockey team, The Fresno Monsters in the Monsters Weekly right here at Kings River Life every Wednesday when the team is playing.
Find out the latest news on Fresno's own hockey team, The Fresno Monsters in the Monsters Weekly right here at Kings River Life every Wednesday when the team is playing.
The New Ensemble opens their first full season with The Pillowman on January 28 at the Broken Leg Stage in Fresno's Tower District, directed by their founder Heather Parish.
The Pillowman is a police procedural about a writer in a totalitarian state who is interrogated about the gruesome content of his short stories, only to discover that they mimic some strange child-killings in his town.
Not only is the Fresno area graced with very talented performers, but also talented people behind the scenes that make it all happen, the people without whom those performers would have no show. David Pierce, with Good Company Players in Fresno, is one of those people.
Sanger Open-Mic Group meets at Sanger Library the second Tuesday of each month at 6:00pm. This eclectic group of diverse people share thoughts, feelings, prose, stories and history. Writers read their original work, Readers read any author or poet, Storytellers tell tall tales, and Historians share about places and time past.
Find out the latest news on Fresno's own hockey team, The Fresno Monsters in the Monsters Weekly right here at Kings River Life every Wednesday when the team is playing.
The history of the Hotel Burgess lies not only in her turn of the century architecture or in the locally made bricks of her walls, but in the people whose lives touched hers. It all starts in 1889 when one of Reedley’s earliest residents came to town.
Porterville has none of the big name chain restaurants, but it does have a few gems of small owner-operated eateries. One of these—and my favorite—is the Thai Kitchen, a little hole in the wall place at 951 W. Henderson, on the north end of town right off the 65 freeway.
Recently the Reedley Downtown Association (RDA) asked their membership, as well as individuals, to consider sponsoring a teen parent and their family through Community Youth Ministry’s (CYM) teen parent program this Christmas.
