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  • Ridgecrest's Maturango Museum

    Mel Makaw, contributing writer|Dec 9, 2023

    The Maturango Museum in Ridgecrest is a little gem in the desert. I typically get to visit the museum a couple of times a year; my most recent trip was this last October on a sunny but not too warm fall day. And as usual, while there, I always see something new. This time, to my delight, the new things I saw were in fact, new things. More artifacts and other additions in the outdoor garden display, and of course the latest art display in the galleries. Founded in 1962 with a mission "to...

  • Tehachapi Symphony Orchestra, Cheers to Charity recipient

    Karen Budai, contributing writer|Aug 5, 2023

    The Tehachapi Symphony Orchestra is excited to be partnering with the 2023 Cheers to Charity event. During the fundraiser, 100% of the proceeds go to Tehachapi non-profit organizations. The Tehachapi Symphony believes that live classical music should be provided to everyone in the community, regardless of their ability to purchase tickets, so TSO concerts have always been presented for FREE. However, there is a cost to put on each concert and TSO needs funds to defray the costs to continue its tradition of free symphony concerts for all. The go...

  • Cheers! The clock is ticking

    Mary Beth Garrison, President Cheers to Charity|Jul 8, 2023

    Preparations are nearly done and the Cheers to Charity team are ready to bring you Tehachapi's best fundraising night on the town. We hope you're ready, too. Cheers to Charity 2023 is weeks away and, if you have never attended, you may want to buy a ticket now, because they sell out every year. The evening is an ideal blend of outdoor ambiance, delicious foods, wine, beer, spirit-free concoctions, dancing, games, desserts, lively chatter and sweet reunions, all to raise money for local...

  • Cheers to Charity: good fun for great charities

    Mary Beth Garrison, President Cheers to Charity, contributing writer|Jun 10, 2023

    Cheers to Charity is weeks away and, if you have never attended, you may want to purchase a ticket now because it is a wonderful way to have fun and support local charities. The evening is the perfect blend of outdoor ambiance, tasty food, wine and beer, dancing, games and desserts, lively chatter, and sweet reunions – all to raise money for volunteer organizations. Held at Tehachapi's Aviator Park, Cheers to Charity is set for Aug. 12, starting at 6 p.m. Sponsors are in place; the park is reser...

  • Wendy Watson, 'Where All The Veins Meet'

    Alejandra Whittier, contributing writer|Feb 18, 2023

    Gallery 'N' Gifts is delighted to present the March Guest Artist, Wendy Watson. Wendy was born and raised in Ventura and Ojai, California. Living many years in Frazier Park she finally landed in Tehachapi two years ago. Through her life Wendy has found creating many styles of art to be a nice change and a source of solace. Coming from a family of artists and musicians, inspiration was never out of reach. Including the joyful experience of teaching art to TK through eighth grade students over...

  • Maturango Museum in Ridgecrest

    Mel White-Mel Makaw, contributing writer|Aug 6, 2022

    I feel fortunate that we have so many small museums in our area, and each museum I go to presents a unique experience, different from the others. Case in point for this time is the Maturango Museum in Ridgecrest. Founded in 1962 with a mission "to preserve, interpret and develop an appreciation for the natural and cultural history of the Northern Mojave Desert through research and education in the natural and physical sciences," the museum also works to promote the arts. In addition to a large...

  • Apollo Park – Oasis in the Antelope Valley

    Mel White-Mel Makaw, contributing writer|Jul 23, 2022

    I love day trips, getting away for a few hours and experiencing something different than the ol' home front. Sometimes I go for a learning experience, like when I visit museums or other places of historical interest; sometimes I go for the entertainment, like to ball games or casinos or concerts. Sometimes I go for exercise, like hiking in a pretty place; sometimes I like to go somewhere different just to be in nature and relax. A few people have suggested a great natural relaxing place to me,...

  • Introducing Gary Mazzola

    Linda Coverdale, contributing writer|Apr 30, 2022

    Back in 1997, Gary Mazzola auditioned for the play, "The Odd Couple." He was taken on immediately by the director for that show, the late Royce Cox, and played Oscar, opposite Jerry Mulkins as Felix. That was Gary's first endeavor with the Tehachapi Community Theatre, and he has been active ever since in more acting roles, directing, producing and technically with lights and sound. Gary is a man of many talents. He played in "The Sunshine Boys," "Guys and Dolls," "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's...

  • Our mission, new website and Facebook page

    Michelle Miller, contributing writer|Apr 10, 2021

    Bear Valley Springs Cultural Arts Association’s mission is to support and promote awareness and public interest in the cultural life of the greater Tehachapi community. We appreciate art, are curious about how artists create and are moved by great visual and performing art. We are a nonprofit 501 (c) 3 organization and endeavor to provide activities and events that feed the artistic soul of our community. Our vision is to provide opportunities for our community members to enjoy events like our annual art show, concerts at Cub Lake and more f...

  • A closer look at Sage Ranch

    Siri Statom|Apr 25, 2020

    Sage Ranch is proud to bring a healthy new neighborhood to Tehachapi. Developed by Greenbriar Capital (US) LLC., Sage Ranch is a mixed-use residential development, located on Valley Blvd. adjacent the Tehachapi High School. This new community highlights the beauty of Tehachapi. Sage Ranch will consist of a variety of housing types from apartments, townhomes and single-family residences. Sage Ranch has brought world class architects, engineers and landscape designers together to form this...

  • String Quintet serenades Elementary Schools

    Mar 14, 2020

    The Young People's String Quartet (plus a Bass player), a sub-set of the Tehachapi Symphony Orchestra, just finished a set of three concerts. One each at Tompkins, Cumming Valley and Golden Hills Elementary Schools, where they played a wide-variety of music, demonstrated their individual instruments and talked about why they liked to play them. The Quartet is composed of First Violin B. J. Zheng and Cellist Rebecca Carol, both juniors at Tehachapi High; Second Violin Emily Hamilton and Violist...

  • The Novelists bring their story to Tehachapi at Concert in the Park, Aug. 11

    Peter Cutler|Aug 3, 2019

    The third and final show in this Summer's "Concerts in the Park" series will feature Indie folk-pop-rock band, The Novelists. The Reno Nevada-based group will take the stage at Philip Marx Central Park in Downtown Tehachapi on Sunday, Aug. 11 at 2 p.m. The concert is being presented by Tehachapi Valley Recreation and Park District (TVRPD) in association with Fiddlers Crossing and MusicMX Entertainment and is sponsored by Lehigh Cement and Grimmway Farms. The Novelists are aptly named. "A lot of...

  • Concerts in the Park to feature Bluegrass, Swing and Mayhem, July 14

    Peter Cutler|Jul 6, 2019

    The second of three free Summer "Concerts in the Park" will feature Bluegrass-Fusion band, Phil Salazar and The Kinfolk. The Ventura-based group will take the stage at Philip Marx Central Park in Downtown Tehachapi on Sunday, July 14 at 2 p.m. Bring your picnic lunches and lawn chairs and enjoy an afternoon of high-energy acoustic Americana. This concert, as well as one more featuring The Novelists scheduled for Aug. 11 are being presented by Tehachapi Valley Recreation & Park District (TVRPD)...

  • Independence Day: 160 years of celebrating in the Tehachapi Mountains

    Jon Hammond|Jul 6, 2019

    The Fourth of July, the annual holiday celebrating independence from England and the creation of the United States of America, is a festive occasion in the Tehachapi Mountains. It has been since it was first observed here in 1856. We don't have many details about that first Fourth of July celebration, but it was mostly members of the John and Amanda Brite family and some of their friends. They were basically the only English-speaking residents of the Tehachapi Mountains in those days. The...

  • Concerts in the Park to feature 'Bluegrass, Swing and Mayhem'

    Peter Cutler|Jun 22, 2019

    The second of three free Summer "Concerts in the Park" will feature Bluegrass-Fusion band, Phil Salazar and The Kinfolk. The Ventura-based group will take the stage at Philip Marx Central Park in Downtown Tehachapi on Sunday, July 14 at 2 p.m. Bring your picnic lunches and lawn chairs and enjoy an afternoon of high-energy acoustic Americana. This concert, as well as one more featuring The Novelists scheduled for Aug. 11 are being presented by Tehachapi Valley Recreation & Park District (TVRPD)...

  • 'The Beatles' invade Tehachapi

    Nick Smirnoff, NPPA|Jun 22, 2019

    "The Beatles" tribute band performed on Sunday, June 16 at Philip Marx Central Park as the kick-off of the Tehachapi Valley Recreation & Park District Concerts in the Park series in association with Fiddlers Crossing and MusicMX Entertainment. The performers are members of the tribute band "Ticket to Ride." This is the first of several summer concerts in the park for this year. Corporate sponsorship is by Lehigh Cement and Grimmway Farms....

  • Concerts in the Park: The Beatles invade Tehachapi, again!

    Peter Cutler|Jun 8, 2019

    Get Ready! The Beatles are returning to Tehachapi! As the kick-off for this year's "Concerts in the Park" series, Beatles tribute band, Ticket to Ride will take the stage at Philip Marx Central Park in Downtown Tehachapi on Sunday, June 16 at 2 p.m. for a free concert. Bring your picnic lunches, lawn chairs and transport back to the 1960s with all the great Beatles hits everyone loves! Ticket to Ride's re-creation of the Beatles experience is simply astonishing. The band has been touring interna...

  • John Gorka returns June 8

    Deborah Hand-Cutler|May 25, 2019

    Mention John Gorka to anyone who has heard him and the response is immediate: "Where and when is he playing and how do I get a ticket?!" The short answer is: Fiddlers Crossing, Saturday, June 8, at 7 p.m. This will be Gorka's second appearance at the downtown venue, the first being back in 2014. Among the acoustic singer-songwriters, Gorka is generally considered to be one of the brightest stars. His songs have been covered by Mary Chapin Carpenter, Nanci Griffith, Mary Black, Bill Morrissey...

  • Concert in the park

    Linda Coverdale|May 25, 2019

    The Bear Valley Springs Cultural Arts Association is sponsoring one of our annual concerts in the park at Cub Lake on June 23. The musical group, "Hot Foot," is local and has played at the Oak Tree Country Club on occasion. The members of the band are San Man as the lead vocalist, Ron Brem on guitar and vocals, Kim Shropshire on drums and vocals and Rob Saranpa on bass guitar and vocals. The concert runs from 3 to 5 p.m. with a short intermission. Bring along a picnic snack, a folding chair and...

  • TPOPS opens concert season, April 28

    Deborah Hand-Cutler|Apr 13, 2019

    Spring will be “TPopping” Sunday, April 28, when The Tehachapi Pops Orchestra opens its 12th season with a concert in Grace Fellowship Church. TPOPS is comprised of musicians of all ages from Tehachapi and around Kern County. It includes seasoned professionals as well as students who are playing in their first orchestra. As the name implies, TPOPS plays a mixture of showtunes, light classical, jazz, rock, standards and other popular music. For this concert, the orchestra will be conducted by...

  • Summertime fun was spelled T-V-R-P-D

    Corey Torres, Rec. Supervisor|Sep 1, 2018

    Summer 2018 was incredible for TVRPD. This time of year is a special time for us and always our favorite season. We get to offer many outstanding programs and events that touch so many people across the Tehachapi Valley. As Recreation Coordinator and Supervisor, Ashley Krempien and I have the privilege of being part of these offerings which ensure we provide recreation to as many participants as possible. We had our 9-week Summer Adventure Camp. We housed campers ages 4-14. In total, we served...

  • TPops perform at Concerts in the Park

    Aug 18, 2018

    Over 14 musical selections from such diverse arrangers as Mancini, John Williams, The Beach Boys and Scott Joplin were played at the Sunday concert. Musical Director Daniel Musquez welcomes the audience....

  • Sligo Rags perform at Concerts in the Park

    Nick Smirnoff, NPPA|Jul 21, 2018

    Sligo Rags perform at Concerts in the Park...

  • Sligo Rags to perform at Concerts in the Park, July 15

    Peter Cutler|Jul 7, 2018

    The second of three free "Concerts in the Park" will feature Sligo Rags, a rollicking Celtic "pub" band with a "decidedly bluegrass attitude." The concert will take place on Sunday, July 15 at 2 p.m. at Philip Mark Central Park in downtown Tehachapi. Tehachapi Valley Recreation and Park District (TVRPD) in association with Fiddlers Crossing, TPOPS (Tehachapi Pops Orchestra) and MusicMX entertainment has revived the summer concert series this year. Sligo Rags wowed the audience at Fiddlers...

  • Golden Bough returns to Tehachapi at last!

    Deborah Hand-Cutler|Feb 17, 2018

    It's been years since the popular Celtic-music based band Golden Bough has made it back to Tehachapi. Finally, the long wait is almost over. On Friday, March 2, Fiddlers Crossing will present the trio in concert at the BeeKay Theatre at 7 p.m. Golden Bough is well acquainted with Tehachapi, having played at the Wind Fair, Concerts in the Park and special fund-raising events in years past. The band and Fiddlers Crossing have been trying to forge a path together for them to come back to Tehachapi...

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