Fresno City College

Oct 2022 15

Festival of Fright and Teasers Trilogy of Terror

2022 Articles, Mallory Moad, Theatre

by Mallory Moad

Halloween is fast approaching, bringing treats and attractions from the ridiculous (candy corn) to the sublime (anything that isn’t candy corn). In-person events are returning in full force with traditional family friendly trick-or-treating in your neighborhood, trunk-or-treats, corn mazes, and pumpkin patches. And for the adults, there’s the ever popular haunted house/forest/asylum/whatever. Depending on your age and entertainment preferences, you can dress up and get a sugar high or be scared silly.

Sep 2022 10

The West Fresno Center Water Feature Project

2022 Articles, Arts & Entertainment, Lorie Lewis Ham

by Lorie Lewis Ham

Recently KRL spoke with local artist Teresa Flores about an exciting new art project at the new Fresno City College campus in West Fresno and two community engagement events related to the project. One took place on August 26, but the second event will be taking place on Tuesday, October 4 at FCC’s Art Space Gallery.

Feb 2021 27

Two Local Rogue Performer Previews: Beyond the Backyard/The Line

2021 Articles, Rogue Festival, Theatre

by Marc Gonzalez,
Jonathon Hogan, Ricardo Temores Jr., & Karina Balfour

UR Here Theater is thrilled to be officially opening as Fresno’s newest theater company at the 2021 Rogue Festival with Beyond the Backyard: UR Here for One-Acts. We are featuring three ten-minute one-act plays: 2B or Nah: Sexting Hamlet written by Donna Latham; Byzantine written by Tlaloc Rivas; and Every Creeping Thing written by David Beardsley.

Nov 2020 21

Project 19

2020 Articles, Mallory Moad, Theatre

by Mallory Moad

The year 2020 will no doubt be remembered as one of the worst ever. It’s been a stressful, divisive time, with Covid-19 in the forefront, putting our resiliency and sanity to the test.

May 2017 6

LitHop 2017: Ghosts, Wombs, and Crazy Moons

2017 Articles, Arts & Entertainment, Every Other Book, Sarah Peterson-Camacho

by Sarah A. Peterson-Camacho

LitHop 2017, an annual literary festival founded last year by former Fresno Poet Laureate Lee Herrick as a fundraiser for the Fresno Arts Council’s poetry programs, kicked off last Saturday, April 29, in an array of venues around Fresno’s Tower District. Forty diverse readings spread out over five hours, featuring the work of more than 150 writers, explored themes of love, hate, sex, violence, politics, motherhood, cultural identity and heritage, and feminism.

Nov 2010 15

Reedley College Football Game Recap/November 13

2010 Articles, Contributors, Education, Larry Ham, Sports

by Larry Ham

The Reedley College Football season was a story of streaks, and so it was appropriate that they ended the season with a 48-13 loss to Fresno City College Saturday afternoon at Ratcliff Stadium in Fresno. The Tigers opened the season with three straight losses.