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Crystal Harrell Hi-Desert Star

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  1. Article · Sep 11, 2026 · Crystal Harrell Hi-Desert Star

    A night of discovery; Joshua Tree galleries open doors to new exhibitions for second Saturday art walk (opens the original)

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    Art, community and culture will converge across Joshua Tree on Saturday, Sept. 12, as local galleries welcome visitors for the monthly second Saturday art walk. This month’s offerings range from an exhibition celebrating Deaf artists and culture to a group show featuring nearly 20 artists and a solo exhibition tracing one artist’s decade-long creative journey in the desert. At La Matadora Gallery, 61857 Twentynine Palms Highway, Deaf Awareness Month will be recognized with “Def/Deaf,” a

  2. Article · Sep 11, 2026 · Crystal Harrell Hi-Desert Star

    HWY 62 Open Studio Art Tours celebrates 25 years of desert creativity (opens the original)

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    MORONGO BASIN — When artist Snake Jagger first participated in the HWY 62 Open Studio Art Tours in 2013, visitors had to make their way into a Morongo Valley trailer park to find him. Jagger had recently purchased a 40-foot classic 1950s trailer that had sat abandoned for 20 years. He refurbished it, filled the limited space with paintings and giclée prints and built additional walls on the porch to display larger works. As luck would have it, Jagger’s artwork was selected for the front and

  3. Article · Sep 3, 2026 · Crystal Harrell Hi-Desert Star

    Art exhibit designed to start conversations about breast health (opens the original)

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    PIONEERTOWN — For more than two decades, Shaney jo Darden has created chest casts around the world as a way to bring art, breast health education and human connection together. This September, that work will once again focus on the community she calls home. The Keep A Breast Foundation will present its second High Desert Collection Sept. 18-20 at the Likker Barn in Pioneertown, featuring chest casts of 29 local community members transformed into one-of-a-kind works by participating artists. Cr

  4. Article · Aug 7, 2026 · Crystal Harrell Hi-Desert Star

    Musician hosts listening party for ‘Shastafarian’ (opens the original)

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    YUCCA VALLEY — Local musician Ryan Güt is inviting Hi-Desert music lovers to slow down, drop the needle and experience “The Shastafarian” exactly as he intended on vinyl. Güt will host a vinyl listening party from 2 to 3 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 15, at Up On the Sun Records, where attendees can hear his newly released solo album, enjoy a few live acoustic performances and hear the stories behind the music. The event follows a listening party at Village Records in La Quinta Aug. 14 and precede

  5. Article · Jul 30, 2026 · Crystal Harrell Hi-Desert Star

    Desert’s Keep A Breast Foundation spreads the word at Warped Tour (opens the original)

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    MORONGO BASIN — For more than a quarter-century, the Keep A Breast Foundation has transformed music festivals into places where lifesaving conversations happen naturally. This weekend, the Yucca Valley-based nonprofit returned to the Vans Warped Tour in Long Beach, reconnecting with longtime supporters while introducing a new generation to its mission of breast health education through art, music and community. “Warped Tour has always felt like home to me,” Keep A Breast Founder Shaney jo

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