The festival is virtual this year, but the innovation and creativity keep Zooming along
This year's festival has about half as many acts as a regular year. This is the 20th anniversary of the Rogue.
Wild memories of the blue yonder beckon for Jim and Judy Bell, Fresno pilots who flew a historic race
In a new book, the Bells relive the adventure of their lives more than 30 years ago. Valley Children's Hospital's mascot was right there with them in the cockpit.
For the Fresno Philharmonic’s Bruce Chrisp and Gabrielle Wunsch, love and illness in the time of Covid-19
The professional musicians were both hit with Covid, but they were able to turn their pandemic year into a time of professional growth.
Quarantine discoveries: Fresno-area creatives share their picks (Part 5)
What are people streaming, reading and listening to? In the fifth and final installment of this special series, we hear from Brad Myers, Nikiko Masumoto, Jordan Mattox, Julia Copeland, J. Daniel Herring, Ramon Torres, Miguel Gastelum and Anthony Cody.
Weekend pick: A contemplative concert from Agave Baroque and Reginald Mobley celebrating composers of color
Agave Baroque and Reginald Mobley perform in 'American Visions,' a streaming program featuring Black and Brown composers of color. The free concert is available through March 7.
Review: Fresno State’s ‘To Thine Own Self’ rings true by reimagining Shakespeare
Directed by Brad Myers, this new streaming production reimagines the Bard from a GLBTQ and non-binary perspective. Just two performances remain.
Netflix’s ‘Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom’: Does it capture the brilliance of the stage production?
James Ward and Donald return with the debating-critics format to talk about August Wilson's play.