Alta Sierra Intermediate School and El Diamante High School took home the big prizes during the Slick Rock Student Film Festival awards special that aired on ABC30 this past Sunday evening. Alta Sierra won Middle School Best of Show with a documentary on food insecurity in Clovis Unified, while El Diamante’s blockbuster Incursion won High […]
TCOE Theatre Company’s teen spring online video project, Dream Roles – a Virtual Concert Cabaret Experience!, is now available online. The video was created from a collection of virtual performances recorded while observing COVID-19 safety protocols, including social distancing for group numbers and the pre-recording of vocals. In January 2021, over 20 middle and high school […]
The Rawhide and the Source LGBT+ Center announce that 2021 Pride will be held at Valley Strong Ballpark. On October 23rd thousands of people will enter the ballpark not for a baseball game, but for Pride Visalia. The Rawhide have hosted a Pride Night during the baseball season, but this marks the first off-season Pride […]
Arts Visalia is featuring the works of Kalee Appleton and Brita d’Agostino through the month of July. Kalee Appleton’s work blurs the lines between drawing, sculpture, and photography to create alluring new forms and shapes that merge both 2D and 3D elements. Also on display are the exquisite collage and installation works of Brita d’Agostino. […]
Headliners Parmalee and Jerrod Niemann will perform a string of hits during a live concert at the International Agri-Center® on Friday, May 28. The co-headliners will be supported by the opening act Amador Sons. The seated concert is being organized by Tsidqah Charities (501c3), CZC Entertainment, and RDA Entertainment. “The last year has been more […]
Now that staying at home is coming to a close, Visalia’s own Katie Parker has emerged with an amazing experience and series of events for all types of women to attend. Katie, age 36, is the founder of “Girrl Let’s Go Out”– a luxury and fun event experience that offers the women of Visalia freedom […]
Tulare County Library’s free annual Summer Reading Challenge runs from June 15 through July 24, 2021. It is easy to sign up virtually on our Beanstack app and track your reading online at tularecountylibrary.beanstack.org . Paper logs and phone registrations also available just contact your local branch library. Summer Reading is for all ages, reading levels, languages, and reading, including eBooks, books, magazines, newspapers, audiobooks, graphic novels, and […]
The 4-person shotgun scramble represents a major fundraising event for Tulare-Kings Right to Life. Entry fee is $175 per person, which entitles the participant to 18 holes of golf on one of Central California’s finest courses, plus a dinner banquet at the VCC dinning room. Check-in begins at 10:30 a.m. with tee-off at 12:00 noon. […]
Exeter Union High School’s musicians will gather for their first performance of the year at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, May 27 in the stadium. After more than a year of practicing music virtually due to the pandemic, students and Director Kirk Clague are anxious to bring their talents together in front of a live audience, at […]
For thousands of years, Central California’s Native American Yokuts tribes have crafted items for daily utility, ceremony, and play including pine needle baskets, gathering trays, cradleboards, walnut dice games, Tule ducks, drums, fish traps, and more. While their way of life may have vanished from easy view unlike locations where Native life is still prominent, […]