Taft

Taft, CA · Lifestyle
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“Romeo & Juliet” with a modern, Mojave twist
After a successful opening, Romeo & Juliet returns to Theatre 29 for its final weekend. Here is reporter Adeline J. Wells with a review of the desert-inspired adaptation. I had the pleasure of attending the opening night performance of “Romeo & Juliet: A Mojave Reimagining.” Directed by Liz Wessel and presented collaboratively by Theatre 29 and the Joshua Tree Shakespeare Company, the production tells the story of the famed, tragic lovers through a local lense.
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Ghost Stories : Shadows on the Seventh Floor the Retelling of Padre Hotel’s most infamous Ghost Story
If you’ve driven through Bakersfield, you have undoubtedly seen the Padre Hotel. The hotel towers over 18th and H Street—it has been the centerpiece of our city’s skyline since its grand opening in April 1928. But beneath its rooftop lies a dark history filled with tragedy and its most infamous story belongs to the ‘phantom children’ of the seventh floor.
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7 Basque Dishes from the Boarding Hotel Tradition of Nevada, Idaho and California
I use AI to help draft these articles. Every recipe and every fact in them is checked before publishing. The Basque boarding hotels that opened in Elko, Winnemucca, Boise, and Bakersfield starting in the late 1800s were not restaurants in any conventional sense. Historian Jeronima Echeverria, in Home Away From Home, her 1999 history of Basque boardinghouses from the University of Nevada Press, describes them as the center of Basque immigrant life across the West. Sheepherders came off the range after months alone in the high desert and needed a place to sleep, eat, and speak their own language again, and the hotels gave them a bed, a bath, and a seat at a long pine table with whoever else showed up.