The 37th Annual Village Venture Arts and Crafts Faire in Claremont Village welcomed guests and vendors to kick off the holiday season. The fair was hosted by the Claremont Chamber of Commerce where they kicked off the day with the Children’s Halloween Costume Parade.
Senior political science and economics major Nick Castellano, representing the United States, discusses the issue of ethnic cleansing at the Model United Nation’s event “Human Rights Crisis in Myanmar – Is It Genocide?” Wednesday in the President’s Dining Room.
Large fields full of Halloween decorations, pumpkins of many colors and sizes, a petting zoo, a tractor ride and more are on display in La Verne’s historic Heratage Park.
Senior anthropology major Miriam Rangel and junior psychology major Raeanne Schaffer share an “Indian taco” – a dish made of ground beef, cheese, lettuce and salsa on top of traditional fry bread – at the San Manuel Pow Wow held at California State San Bernardino Friday.
Kizh tribe chairperson Andrew Teutimez Salas, accompanied by his father, Kizh chief Ernie Teutimez Salas, and other Kizh tribe members, blesses the Eagle staff in a ceremony Monday at Ganesha Park in Pomona to celebrate Indigenous Peoples Day.
Eight poets from Cuba, Spain, the U.S. and Colombia were featured at the California Poetry Festival, the first event of its kind to be put on by the University of La Verne.
Downtown La Verne came alive Saturday night during the inaugural La Verne on tap beer walk.
Sophomore psychology major Faith Martinez dances with a rave hoop at the Campus Activity Board’s Escape the Pressure event Sept. 13.
The 17th annual Claremont Wine Walk took place Saturday in the Claremont Village with a sold-out crowd of 1,700 people in the small, lively downtown area.
Each year as summer days begin to fade away, Southern Californians are rewarded with something else exciting to look forward to, or rather to eat our way through, the Los Angeles County Fair.
