Tranquillity

Tranquillity, CA · Arts & Culture
munroreview.com
With unprecedented access to the rehearsal process, our reporter gets a backstage view of how ‘Come From Away’ was created
On a hot August night in Fresno’s Tower District, rehearsal grinds on for a feel-good musical about the best of humanity after Sept. 11, 2001. But little feels good this evening for Emily Pessano and her cast of “Come From Away.”. From her director’s perch in the cluttered...
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redwoodgigantea.com
Photogallery: Behind the Scene Homecoming Top 5 Photoshoot
On October 2nd 2026, Redwood Highschools top 5 Homecoming nominees take there king and queen pictures at Mayors Park in Visalia Ca. Taylor Tinker '27 is in her 2nd year of journalism doing photography. She loves capturing all the exciting moments and memories through her pictures. Her favorite pictures to shoot are sports photography, portraits, as well as school events like rally's.
redwoodgigantea.com
Photogallery: Homecoming Football Game Trackside 2026
On October 2nd 2026, Redwood Highschool has there Homecoming Football game with tons of energy from the band, cheerleaders, and student section. Taylor Tinker '27 is in her 2nd year of journalism doing photography. She loves capturing all the exciting moments and memories through her pictures. Her favorite pictures to shoot are sports photography, portraits, as well as school events like rally's.
midvalleytimes.com
Happy Hearts golfs for a good cause in Dinuba
DINUBA – The Happy Hearts Golf Tournament will be holding its 19th annual event with the hopes of hitting the $2 million donation mark for the Valley Children’s Hospital. According to an announcement, the 19th annual Happy Hearts Golf Tournament will take place on Oct. 8 at the Ridge Creek Dinuba Golf Club. Check in time for this event is 9 a.m. and the start time is 11 a.m.
Hanford Sentinel
Hanford Multicultural Theater Company receives $15,000 National Endowment for the Arts grant for puppet show
The Hanford Multicultural Theater Company received a prestigious National Endowment for the Arts grant for $15,000 to fund a puppet show. “I was very happy about that because that was on my bucket list to get a NEA grant,” said Silvia Gonzalez Scherer, Hanford Multicultural Theater Company co-founder and executive artistic director. “That's a little feather in our hat.”
midvalleytimes.com
Fowler Fall Festival celebrates 94 years of tradition
FOWLER — Residents are preparing to celebrate the 94th anniversary of one of Fowler’s longest-running community traditions. The Fowler Fall Festival returns on Oct. 3 with the theme of “Día de los Muertos.” It’ll include food vendors, live music and a parade packed with over 50 local and countywide organizations. The festival’s signature parade will begin at 10 a.m. on Merced Street and will include appearances by elected officials, including Congressman Jim Costa and Fowler Mayor Juan Mejia.
Visalia Times-Delta | Tulare Advance Register
Visalia Band Invitational returns for 45th year
Mark your calendars and get your parade gear ready, the 45th Annual Visalia Band Invitational is set to take place on Saturday, Oct. 10. This event brings together musicians from local middle and high school marching bands as they perform in a downtown parade and field show. Nineteen middle school bands and 20 high school bands from around the Central Valley are set to perform. “All of the bands, their families and instructors spend hours of work supporting the schools, and in particular their athletic activities. They receive little recognition,” said Tom Gaebe, a long-time Lions Club band committee member. “This event is an opportunity to showcase the talents of these hard working students.” The parade takes place at 8 a.m. on Jacob Street and Center Avenue in Visalia. The field show will be performed at the Mineral King Bowl beginning at 1:30 p.m. The entry fee is $15 for adults, $10 for seniors and students and children under five can attend the competition for free. What to know about the 45th Annual Visalia Band Invitational When: Saturday, Oct. 10; parade starts at 8 a.m., field shows start at 1:30 p.m. Where: Bands will march down Jacob Street and Center
fresnoland.org
After years of struggle, Fresno’s Tower District finally gets its own ‘starter’ library
After years of advocacy from residents, the Tower District is getting its own library branch. Fresno County plans to open a location in Tower as soon as December, starting at a smaller, temporary site before finding a larger, permanent home, Supervisor Luis Chavez told Fresnoland. That starting place will be...
munroreview.com
Theater Review: “Cemetery Club” at Good Company Players anchored by accomplished leading performances
Time is the most precious commodity in “The Cemetery Club.” We meet three widows who have lost their husbands, and one of the new routines in their long friendship is that they take a monthly trip together to visit the headstones of their deceased male spouses. (Ah, the gender-driven arbitrariness of the actuarial tables.) The unspoken assumption, of course, is that these women are headed for the same place as their male partners – perhaps sooner than later.