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I SAW YOU RIVERFRONT BRIDGES & PAVILION: We passed a few times on 4/22 around 4. Me, blue T-shirt/black jacket. You, shorts and a grey...
Dragon Dance, Chinese Folk Dance & Shaolin Style Kung Fu Ring in the Year of the Dragon this Lunar New Year! The global holiday takes place on the second new moon after the winter solstice (typically landing in late January or early February) and is celebrated by about 2 billion people every year. The Year of the Dragon is believed to be one of the most important signs within the 12-year lunar cycle and signifies a time of great transformation. To celebrate, the Shadle Park Library is hosting a series of cultural and educational events to kick off the 15-day celebration. Starting with a ch...
What Happens When You Follow the Blooms? Katie Lila of Flowers For People talks about her new TV series, Follow The Blooms, in which she travels to small flower farms throughout the country to find the best blooms at their peak and then creates big-impact, interactive designs for events such as parades, art and music festivals and more.
Appreciation of Bonsai Marty Weiser, President, Inland Empire Bonsai Society, speaks about the ancient origins of creating miniature bonsai trees in China and Japan.
New Year's Eve Fireworks The end of 2023 is upon us and whether you’ve had an amazing year or a “meh” year, you deserve to celebrate the year to come! For those who love a fancy party, head to the Historic Davenport Hotel for their Party Like It’s 1924 celebration. The celebration features the Sacha’s Supper Club Orchestra, Woodside Swing dancers and a three-course plated menu. For families with kids, New Year’s celebrations can really throw off your routine. Instead of staying up all night, celebrate a bit early at the Shadle Library’s Noon Year&r...