Yucca Valley, United States (Local)
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For decades, the Sky Village Swap Meet was more than just a marketplace—a vibrant community space where vendors and shoppers came together to find unique treasures, sell a few items for extra money, and connect. Last weekend marked its final chapter as the market opened its gates for the last time.
By: Hilary Sloane
Celebrate the holiday season with the Twentynine Palms Holiday Light Tour, a unique event that showcases the town's distinctive holiday decorations. Drive around town and vote for your favorite house!
By: Hilary Sloane
The City of Twentynine Palms is thrilled to announce the 2024 Holiday Light Tour and Decorating Contest winners! This annual tradition brought joy, creativity, and festive spirit to neighborhoods across the city as residents showcased their dazzling holiday displays.
By: Hilary Sloane
Located just five miles from Twentynine Palms, the Glass Outhouse Art Gallery has been a unique fixture of the high desert since Laurel Siedl changed it from a rabbit hutch to a gallery. With its distinctive outdoor installations, current (two) glass outhouses, two vibrant gallery spaces, seven stalls, and an art-hung hallway featuring an eighth artist, it is a well-known and well-respected space for artists and art lovers.
By: Hilary Sloane
Many people make New Year's resolutions, but sticking to them is often another story. Resolutions frequently fail because they don't fit into the flow of our lives—they can feel rigid, disconnected, and forced. Reporter Hilary Sloane shares fresh ideas for embracing change as we welcome the New Year.
By: Hilary Sloane
The Joshua Tree Highlands Artists Residency (JTHAR) was founded nearly two decades ago. It continues to provide opportunities for artists to immerse themselves in their work and experience the Morongo Basin's unique desert beauty. Artists apply through
By: Hilary Sloane
Artificial intelligence (AI) continues to be a part of our lives, and California is taking proactive steps to address transparency and accountability. Starting January 1, 2026, the CA Transparency Act (SB 942) will require AI businesses to identify AI-generated content.
By: Hilary Sloane
Local women artists, now known as the Art Dialogue Group, have been meeting for over ten years to share their passion for art and creativity. They've explored various art forms, held group shows, and will now present a new exhibition at the Hi-Desert Artists Gallery.
By: Hilary Sloane
The Mojave Artists of Color Collective, or MACC, is hosting their winter exhibition, Desert Dreams and Fascinations, at the City of Twentynine Palms Visitor Center. Curated by Kim Martin and Mary Dennis, the show runs from January 11 through March 13 and explores imagined realities, dreamscapes, and the intersection of the past, present, and future.
By: Hilary Sloane
The San Bernardino County Board of Supervisors will hold a public hearing today, January 14, at 10 a.m. at the County Government Center in San Bernardino. The hearing will prioritize housing and community development projects and allocate federal grant funds.
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