Entertainment

New community arts center launching in Bishop

Exciting new developments for community arts opportunities

Curly Fletcher Rendezvous to bring local classics and new talent to Laws

The Curley Fletcher Birthday Poetry Rendezvous is scheduled for September 27-29. Full schedule and tickets are available at lawsmuseum.org. Call 1 (800) 838-3006 for tickets by phone. For information call (760) 920-6008. All proceeds benefit Laws Railroad Museum and Historic Site.

MIllpond Music Festival 2019

The Bills, a Canadian band, performed Saturday night during the Millpond Music Festival.

Millpond Music Fest continues to draw the eclectic

Festival lineup to include The Bills, Connor and Dalton, Sage Romero

Register Staff

Editor’s note: This is the fourth of five in an ongoing series of performer bios for the 2019 festival.

Community concert

The Golden West Woodwind Sextet, the United States Air Force Band, entertained residents and visitors Sunday at the Bishop Union High School Auditorium. The show was presented by the Bishop Community Concerts Association, which has scheduled more concerts in the coming months.

A bowl of fun for veterans

The VFW Auxiliary and their friends and supporters turned out Sunday night for a fundraiser at the Back Alley Bowling Alley in Bishop. Fun was had by all at the event for a good cause. Proceeds go to local veterans programs. For more photos from the event, see today's (Aug.

Bishopalooza set to rock the fairgrounds Saturday

Area residents and visitors will have a chance to take in some of the area’s most talented musicians as well as help raise money for a good cause.

Inyo Council for the Arts presents Millpond Festival artists

Music celebration set for weekend of Sept. 20

Editor’s note: This is the first of five in an ongoing series of performer bios for the 2019 festival.

Tintabulations Handbell Ensemble returns to the area

Comprised of a highly talented, widely diverse group of musicians who represent a varied range of ages, backgrounds and experiences, members come together from a vast geographical area, forming the diamond of northern Nevada, the Tintabulations Handbell Ensemble.

Concert in the Rocks

Matt Mauser, front man for the Tijuana Dogs, wades out into a dancing crowd during Saturday's Concert in the Rocks. The fundraiser for the Museum of Western Film History drew about 500 people to Lone Ranger Canyon in the Alabama Hills.