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Rogue mini-reviews: 'Intangible Things,' '90 Lies an Hour,' 'Cranial Calamity'

Olivia Pavao and Donald Munro catch a couple of shows.See the Story

Fresno, California · Fresno

Second cycle of Measure P grants will kick off soon -- as growing pains continue

By Doug Hoagland After a four-month delay, the business of awarding $6.2 million in Measure P arts grants will kick off in mid-March. The Munro Review offers 10 key points about the 2025 grants. (The following dates are tentative because the Fresno Arts Council, which runs the grants program, needs to translate application documents into Spanish, Hmong and Punjabi before the process starts. Keep in mind the guidelines are complicated and we ar…See the Story

Fresno, California · Fresno

Weekend picks: Russian pianist Nikolai Lugansky at Keyboard Concerts, Armenian Museum of Fresno, Contemporary Dance Ensemble at Fresno State, 'Alice by Heart' at Selma Arts Center and 'Pagliacci' at Youth Orchestras of Fresno

It’s one of those “cultural season” weekends packed with events. So much to choose from! Here’s a selective rundown: Contemporary Dance Ensemble Fresno State’s resident dance company is nearing the end of its run of “Stability/Change,” an eclectic dance concert featuring choreography by Kenneth Balint, Angela Rosenkrans, Waeli Wang, and Abigail Salyer. Performances continue through Saturday, Feb. 22. In the new episode of “The Munro Review on CM…See the Story

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Rogue mini-reviews: 'Intangible Things,' '90 Lies an Hour,' 'Cranial Calamity'

Second cycle of Measure P grants will kick off soon -- as growing pains continue

Weekend picks: Russian pianist Nikolai Lugansky at Keyboard Concerts, Armenian Museum of Fresno, Contemporary Dance Ensemble at Fresno State, 'Alice by Heart' at Selma Arts Center and 'Pagliacci' at Youth Orchestras of Fresno

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Rogue mini-reviews: 'Intangible Things,' '90 Lies an Hour,' 'Cranial Calamity'

Second cycle of Measure P grants will kick off soon -- as growing pains continue

Weekend picks: Russian pianist Nikolai Lugansky at Keyboard Concerts, Armenian Museum of Fresno, Contemporary Dance Ensemble at Fresno State, 'Alice by Heart' at Selma Arts Center and 'Pagliacci' at Youth Orchestras of Fresno

Fresno Art Museum opens a new slate of exhibitions for 2025, including one of the country's major African-American exhibitions

In 'From Quill to Chord,' Soli Deo Gloria celebrates the power of words set to music

'Wings of the City' sculpture walk at Fresno State: a contemplative morning on an inspiring campus

Donald Munro's Top 20 cultural events of 2021