Tag: entertainment
Movie Review: “Godzilla vs. Kong”
Bob GarverSpecial to Valley News“Godzilla vs Kong” is a follow-up to “Godzilla” in 2014, “Kong: Skull Island” in 2017 and “Godzilla: King of the...
Memory care community in Murrieta hosts ukulele music group for residents
MURRIETA – Residents of a Murrieta memory care community danced back into time when the Good Time Ukulele Strummers paid a visit Monday, March 29,...
Mt. San Jacinto College Art Gallery Hosts Art Talk with Conchi Sanford
SAN JACINTO – The Mt. San Jacinto College Art Gallery presented an online Art Talk featuring MSJC associate art faculty member Conchi Sanford Thursday,...
Historic Hemet Theatre readies for reopening
Artist Dan Melendez dedicated the past several months to bringing the Golden Age of Hollywood back to the lobby of the Historic Hemet Theatre....
Movie Review: ‘Nobody’
Bob GarverSpecial to Valley NewsNOTE: This review is coming from a person who loves a good violent action movie. If the genre isn’t for...
Movie Review: ‘The Courier’
Bob GarverSpecial to Valley News“The Courier” would have done well to open last month, before the cutoff date to qualify for the Academy Awards....
Easter Bunny to greet children at Kay Ceniceros Center in Menifee
The day before Easter, Saturday, April 3, children can meet the Easter bunny, collect eggs and other treats in Menifee, during the COVID-19 pandemic...
Fitness classes, cheer, ballet and more April 2-9
Editor’s Note: Due to current state and county health orders, residents should call ahead and see if an event is still available before registering...
DigiFest three-day digital arts experience set for April 16-18
DigiFest, the “digital arts experience” that bills itself as the Temecula Valley’s biggest digital media festival and competition, is preparing to head into its...
Spring is here! Attend some springtime events, March 26-April 1
Editor’s Note: Due to current state and county health orders, residents should call ahead and see if an event is still available before registering...