The UC Davis Manetti Shrem Museum of Art has announced a schedule of online programs for this fall.
Photographs of the Napa and Sonoma wildfires by Napa Valley photojournalist Tim Carl open a new series of community-based virtual shows, openi…
A new study found that TV shows with immigrant characters are inspiring viewers to take real-life action.
Young performers are invited to take part in "Supper Happy Awesome News."
Patience will be a virtue as the performing arts industry twists, turns and reinvents itself during these uncertain times, says Evy Warshawski.
The coronavirus is forcing Lucky Penny Productions to change their schedule -- again.
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After a near brush with a wildfire and a pandemic closure, Kate Eilertsen, the new acting director at di Rosa Center for Contemporary Art, loo…
Students winners took inspiration from the theme "Not From Around Here" to create award-winning art for a show at the Napa Valley Museum Yountville.
Before I moved to Napa several years ago, fall meant a return to school and (eventually) cooler temperatures. Nothing in my previous suburban …
No one has yet figured out how to choreograph a 20-member dance troupe via Zoom, so the Transcendence Theatre Company created their online sho…
Napa Valley artist Diane Pope has been finding ways to stay creative during the pandemic.
During a few late afternoons and early evenings each week, former Apple computer programmer Don Hirsohn sets up amps and mic on his Laurel Str…
If this were a typical summer, Napa-based artist Nancy Willis would be leading her Path of An Artist painting tours in France. This year, whe…
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The Rail Arts District (RAD) Napa has launched new art programs aimed at engaging youth and uplifting community spirit in Napa, “Our RAD Wall”…
Music in the Vineyards presents its 26th season in Napa Valley as a series of free, online concerts during August.
With COVID-19 putting Napa library's usual book sales on hold, the Friends of the Library are trying a new approach with by-the-box sales.
For the first student production from Shakespeare Napa Valley, "Romeo and Juliet" was transformed into a post-modern, lesbian love story.
Photographer and arts consultant Ann Trinca and her partner set off on an off-the beaten road trip through California. Here is what they found.
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Burger Boogaloo, the popular summer music festival held at Mosswood Park in Oakland, is changing its name due to the sexual misconduct allegat…
During the COVID-19 shutdown Napa artist Molly Corbett has been taking daily two-mile walks with her husband and two cats to "really enjoy the…
The Arts Council Napa Valley [ACNV] Emergency Fund, and the ACNV Education Alliance, Arts Council Napa Valley has provided the summer 2020 Eme…
"Greyhound" tells its fictional story head-on, no structural messing around, compared to Christopher Nolan's similarly compact but infinitely …
Napa Valley College's Jennifer King has helped produce a collaborative version of Shakespeare's "The Tempest." "A Tempest for Our Time," will …
Music in the Vineyards will present its chamber music festival online this year, with concerts from Aug. 5 to 31.
After the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, artist Mario Chiodo wanted to do something to address the hatred that had fueled them. The result is his…
