Oktoberfest in the big white tent at Lake Arrowhead Village’s Peninsula Park attracted nearly 1,000 beer fanciers on Oct. 4 and 5 for afternoons filled with beer, authentic German oompah music (1), yodeling, lederhosen, food vendors, and fun and games involving...
By RHEA-FRANCES TETELEY Staff Writer The Nam to Sand Jam concert and dinner held at the Tudor House was declared an unqualified success by organizer Michael Patrick Brewer. The event was developed to recognize the end of the Vietnam War 50 years ago. About 125...
By Rhea-Frances Tetley Staff Writer With the change in the calendar and weather to fall, the Crestline Chamber of Commerce is planning their fall and winter events. The Top Town Fall Festival will take place on Nov. 8. The chamber has ordered a crisp mountain...
At a revival concert billed as “California Will Be Saved,” held in the Lake Gregory meadow on Sept. 27, local pastors (1) invited the crowd of thousands (2) to come closer to the stage. Speaker Lindy-Ann Hopley (3) encouraged the concertgoers, who also heard a...
By Mary-Justine Lanyon Editor It was a clear, crisp day – the perfect day for the Pine Cone Festival. As guests arrived, they parked at Snow Valley and then took a Mountain Transit shuttle across the street to Rim Nordic. The Mountain Fifes & Drums kicked...
By Mary-Justine Lanyon Editor It was a beautiful day for a walk in the mountains and a couple of hundred folks took the Soroptimists up on their invitation to do just that. The event was the walk at SkyPark at Santa’s Village on Oct. 5 to raise awareness about...
