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Frey captures ‘American Dream’
A mother struggling to make ends meet, a recently widowed army wife and the economic decline in the Chesapeake Bay.
International artists cover new ground
The “Covering Ground” exhibit showcases the works of Los Angeles, based artists Barbara Kerwin, Marion Lane, Ruth Trotter, and Melbourne, Australia based artists Katherine Boland, Terri Brooks and Dawn Csutoros.
Music Review: Have the Chili Peppers lost their sizzle?
After a five year self-imposed exile, the Red Hot Chili Peppers have made their return to music with their 10th studio album, “I’m With You.”
FYF Festival rocks out L.A.
Over 20,000 wayfarer sunglass-wearing punk and indie rockers gathered for an entire day’s worth of live music for the annual FYF Festival Saturday at the Los Angeles State Historic Park in Downtown Los Angeles.
It’s LaVernapalooza, trick!
University of La Verne students took over the Fox Theater in Pomona on Friday for the school’s annual LaVernapalooza, featuring LMFAO and opening act Yung Joc.
West African music celebrates a culture
The West African Drum Ensemble celebrated traditional rhythms from the Malinke people of West Africa at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in Morgan Auditorium.
La Verne Library hosts classical guitar concert
The meeting room in the La Verne City Library was filled with the classical guitar music of two music doctoral students from the University of Southern California on Saturday afternoon.
On-stage drama mimics real lives
The students of the theater and community class have combined their individual passions for theater into a string of eight performances called “The Power of Hope” that push ignored issues into the limelight.
Music lives through ‘Love and Death’
More than 80 people gathered in Morgan Auditorium on Saturday to hear exquisite soprano Courtney Huffman and artist-in-residence and award-winning pianist Grace Xia Zhao.
