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Arts & Culture
Haiku
Haiku for Kehinde Solwazi Fifty-Five Year Path Black Arts Revolutionary Seasonal Artist Haiku for Carmen de Lavallade (1931–2025) Biracial Dancer Spring Flow Afro [...] Continue Reading
El Rayo; or Self-Deportation Nation
Playhouse Fresno, a theater company established this year, presents their inaugural production about three siblings, two undocumented, the third born in the United States, navigating life in a mixed [...] Continue Reading
Haiku
Dialectic of a Warrior or Gardener in War Warrior or Bonsai Master: Be Both! Winter Breeze of War Master in Bonsai Garden Warrior in Just War. — Homer Gee Greene Jr. — Stated [...] Continue Reading
We Live the Budget, a Community Art Showcase
Arts Profile Fresnans for a People’s Budget presents We Live the Budget, a community-centered art showcase taking place on May 30 from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. at St. Dulce in Van Ness Village. The [...] Continue Reading
The Equalizer 3
I saw the movie The Equalizer 3 and I really enjoyed it. The narrative and acting were excellent. What I really found interesting was that there were no indications of the race of the main character, [...] Continue Reading
Japanese Poetry
National Poetry Month is celebrated every year during the entire month of April to highlight the impact of poets, increase awareness of poetry, and encourage the reading and writing of poems. Launched [...] Continue Reading
Help CineCulture Thrive
The CineCulture film series is provided as a service to Fresno State students, faculty and staff, and the broader community, at no charge. CineCulture features thought-provoking movies, each [...] Continue Reading
Haiku
Spring Haiku 2026Meditation inBonsai Garden in Spring BloomReflections on Life Wakanda Warrior 2025Admiral HosleyFall Wakandian WarriorA Man of Honor Who Is the True American Patriotic Hero [...] Continue Reading
Rogue Festival Continues
Fresno’s internationally famous Rogue Festival continues through March 7. Shows occur at several venues throughout the Tower District. Each show has a different fee, ranging from $10 to [...] Continue Reading
Embezzlement Allegations at the Fresno Arts Council
(Editor’s note: This story was originally published by Fresnoland, a nonprofit news organization.) During an urgently scheduled Feb. 6 noon meeting between the Fresno Arts Council and Fresno City [...] Continue Reading
Musical History in a Song
Fresno resident Jim Bedoian, the brother of Community Alliance reporter Vic Bedoian, has a collection of 6,000–8,000 78 rpm records. The 78s are discs with one song on each side, each side holding a [...] Continue Reading