Stefani Dias is a Features Editor for The Bakersfield Californian, focusing on local events, entertainment, and culture in Bakersfield, California. With her articles appearing in various publications such as Yahoo News and Yahoo Finance, Stefani brings a vibrant and engaging perspective to her writing, showcasing the best of what Bakersfield has to offer.
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Stefani Dias covers local entertainment, events, and house & home topics in the Bakersfield area of California. She focuses on event coverage, seasonal content, promotions, and announcements. To reach her effectively, consider pitching stories related to local food scenes, upcoming events or festivals in Bakersfield or surrounding areas, music performances by local artists/bands as well as articles covering arts and crafts activities within the community.
Pitching ideas that showcase unique aspects of local businesses such as restaurants with distinct cuisines or new dining experiences would likely resonate with Stefani's coverage style. Additionally, providing information about seasonal events or newsworthy developments in the region could be appealing to her audience.
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By: Stefani Dias
If anyone leaves the St. George Greek Food Festival, it is entirely on them.
For director Frank Sierra, bringing "In the Heights" to Stars Theatre Restaurant was an easy decision.
By: Stefani Dias
For those interested in the strange and unusual, George McArthur again has the answer.
The Bakersfield Californian Chez Noel home tour returns Dec. 6, 7 Link Copied
By: Stefani Dias
There may no longer be a fountain but The Marketplace is awash with activities. Two new restaurants recently opened in the shopping center and its inaugural fall concerts are underway.
We're just headed into fall but those who love the holiday season are already planning ahead.
Bakersfield has long been considered a meat-and-potatoes town but one longtime institution is committed to being a bit healthier.
By: Stefani Dias
October is a good month for food festivals. On the heels of last weekend’s St. George Greek Food Festival comes St. Demiana Coptic Orthodox Church's Coptic Festival, also celebrating culture,
The Demon Barber of Fleet Street returns to Bakersfield this week by way of Ovation Theatre.
Venture into the unknown this week with the "Country House" at Cal State Bakersfield. The avant-garde play will take audiences to a place where the line between life and death
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