Featuring 65 artists working in clay, wood, fiber, glass and metal, the "Heralding" handcraft exhibit offers a unique view of an eclectic American form.

TMR's Doug Hoagland offers some fun tidbits on the things he likes in Good Company Players' latest "Annie"

Good Company Players delivers a polished, emotionally resonant production anchored by a terrific leading performance.

As has been typical since the Measure P scandal broke, the arts council board of directors is not doing a good job of communicating with the public it's supposed to serve. The pattern continued with the rollout announcement introducing Nikkel.

The veteran Good Company Players actor opens up about his extraordinary performance and his own struggles with mental health and addiction.

Doug Hoagland got to see one of the hottest tickets on Broadway.

The website picked up awards for best news story, best writing and an honorable mention for best commentary.

TMR's Heather Parish visits the festival that centers music, poetry, community, and the enduring spirit of the American West.

Booroojian is following in the footsteps of her mother, Roxie, who died in 2023.

The Munro Review's movie guy asks if original films can save moviegoing as the Hollywood franchise era cracks.

Ryan Gosling is perfectly cast in a smart, generous crowd-pleaser, our occasional grumpy movie critic says.

The spots will air Thursdays through Saturdays. You can also listen to them online.

A community benefactor partners with Fresno Music Academy and Arts to keep the Severance Building's arts tradition going.

Heather Parish shares her personal recommendations in the Reader's Journal, a cultural arts books column for TMR.

Organizations such as the Fresno Philharmonic, Fresno Art Museum and the Historical Society will benefit from the increased limits.

Doug Hoagland reports: Fresno Parks, Recreation and Arts Commission sends new guidelines to Fresno City Council.

Analysis by Doug Hoagland: As the details of the City takeover of the Measure P grants process are ironed out, Fresno arts organizations plead for sticking to a schedule.

Another possible change: Paying the people who sit on the Measure P grant scoring panels.

TMR reporter Doug Hoagland wants to know why the city isn't taking responsibility for its role in the Measure P embezzlement fiasco and has been asking City Manager Georgeanne White specific, revelatory questions. She has simply ignored him.

Jordan De La Torre coaches the quartet, which got its start at Clovis North High School. A Friday concert will feature them and the world premiere of Walter Saul's "Pneuma."