By Doug Cox | bdougcox@gmail.com From Fresno to France, the bittersweet follows us everywhere. In this surprising and gritty poem, Michelle Patton, a widely published poet and professor at Fresno City College, employs a series…
Rogue Returns March 1-9, 2024
with 45 performing groups, 9 venues, and 6 days of theater, music, dance, improv, comedy, storytelling, performance art, magic and more The Rogue Festival has shaken off the post-pandemic blues and coming back bigger March 1-9,…
Selma Arts Center
Presents Ride the Cyclone Nov. 10th - Dec. 2nd, 2023 The Selma Arts Center announces their production of Ride the Cyclone, playing at the Selma Arts Center, November 10th through December 2nd, 2023 in Selma,…
Celebrating a “Resonant” Life
By Dave Fountinelle | dave@fresnoflyer.com Dia De Los Muertos is a two-day holiday celebrated throughout the Americas, beginning at midnight on November 1st. Representing a joyous reunion between the living and the dead, the event…
Fresno Comedy Scene is ready to rumble
By Dave Fountinelle | dave@fresnoflyer.com About five years ago, comedians Mike Wooten, Isaiah Washington, and Dave Apkarian became friends while hitting the local open mic circuit. “When you see other comics more often than you…
Bobby Von Martin: Making His Ancestors Proud
By Dave Fountinelle | dave@fresnoflyer.com “What is art, after all, but a protest against the horrible inclemency of life?” - Aldous Huxley When Fresno-based artist Bobby Von Martin was in his early teens, he spent…