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Celebrating poetry in the Sierra - Vimarsana News

Celebrating poetry in the Sierra

The Nevada County Arts Council, in partnership with the Nevada County Library, brings a day of celebration to the Center for the Arts, Saturday, April 13 with the 2024 Sierra

2024 Sierra Poetry Festival returns to community April 13 - Vimarsana News

2024 Sierra Poetry Festival returns to community April 13

Nevada County Arts Council announces its eighth annual Sierra Poetry Festival. During a month-long celebration of poetry this day-long event will take place on Saturday, April 13th at The Center

Arts community supports economic stability in the County and social services are recognized by Supervisors - Vimarsana News

Arts community supports economic stability in the County and social services are recognized by Supervisors

The Nevada County Arts Council (Council) announced that April is celebrated as California Arts, Culture and Creativity Month, and two cultural districts are located right here in Nevada County, according

Historic Lodging Offers Unique WY Vacation Option - Vimarsana News

Historic Lodging Offers Unique WY Vacation Option

As families in Wyoming head out for a summer holiday, historians are encouraging people to explore a range of historic lodging options, such as the Chambers House Bed and Breakfast in Pinedale. The core of the pine-log building is actually the town's first one-room schoolhouse, built in 1904. Ann Chambers Noble, owner of Chambers House Bed and Breakfast in Pinedale and an author and historian, said local owners take a lot of pride in their historic buildings. ...

NY Chef Changing Minds on Eating Insects - Vimarsana News

NY Chef Changing Minds on Eating Insects

By Whitney Bauck for The Guardian.Broadcast version by Edwin J. Viera for New York News Connection reporting for the Solutions Journalism Network-Public News Service Collaboration Chef Joseph Yoon is used to people reacting negatively to his creations: he’s watched a child cry when she realized the pumpkin cake in her mouth was made with cricket powder, seen a grown adult spit out his bug-laden bite of food, and endured racist online comments aimed at him for suggesting that scorpions or mealworms are worth eating. But none of that seems to faze Yoon. ...