Eleanor Hodgson, Dante Matero, Gracia Amos and Ariel Kusby, all members of the Nothing New Publications staff and undergraduates at UCLA, talk with Sierra McCormick and Isabelle Beausang about their zines at Claremont Zinefest Saturday at the Claremont Packing House. Zines, a shortened version of magazine, are booklets containing writing, art or photography that are self-published by the authors. Along with Nothing New Publications, more than 35 other organizations tabled the event, selling their art, books, souvenirs and zines. / photo by Daniel Torres
For those looking for the nostalgia of old console and cabinet video games, Lost Levels Arcade, at 530 West First Street in Claremont, is the right destination.
Art, live music, vendors and conversation filled the Claremont Packing House Saturday evening as local artists and businesses welcomed over 100 community members to the monthly Claremont Village Art Walk.
Soprano Anne Harley was accompanied by harpist Alison Bjorkedal and percussionist Yuri Inoo performing Richard Cornell’s “Voluspa Verses” Christine Southworth’s “Ann Lee Songs” Sept. 4 in the Balch Auditorium at Scripps College.