Introducing California’s new poet laureate: Fresno’s Lee Herrick gets a surprise visit with the news from Gov. Newsom himself
The former Fresno poet laureate is an enthusiastic ambassador for the Fresno-area poetry scene.
Preview: For Rodolfo Robles Cruz, ‘Oedipus el Rey’ at Selma Arts Center is a story that needs to be told
The production opens Friday, Nov. 18, and continues through Dec. 3.
Music from and for the soul: Fresno Master Chorale presents the monumental Brahms Requiem. Conductor Anna Hamre can’t wait.
The performance is Sunday, Nov. 20, at Shaghoian Hall.
Critic’s notebook: Reviews of ‘Love/Sick’ at Fresno City College, ‘Every Brilliant Thing’ at VISTA Theatre
The productions are in their final weekend.
Review: CenterStage’s ‘All Is Calm’ is one of the most moving pieces of theater you’ll see this year
Just 4 performances remain of this documentary-style musical that captures the spirit of the Christmas Truce of 1914.
Weekend pick: the annual Messiah Sing-Along at First Presbyterian Church
Julie Carter has conducted the 'Messiah' sing-along for 20 years. It will be held 3 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 27.
Preview: ‘Every Brilliant Thing,” opening at the Vista Theatre, is guaranteed to find a silver lining in the midst of sadness
Director Miguel Gastelum talks about the uplifting play.
5 picks for November ArtHop: Let loose at CMAC and get nude in November at Sorensen Studio & Gallery
Other promising shows can be found at Vernissage, Spectrum Art Gallery and Fig Tree Gallery.
Concert review: With world-class virtuosity, Yunchan Lim wows a sold-out Keyboard Concerts audience
The pianist performed Brahms, Mendelssohn and Liszt in a memorable outing.
In remembrance of Randy Morris: arts lover, teacher, musician and the best audience member in town
The Fresno Community Concert Band dedicates its latest performance to the longtime arts supporter.
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