Author: Tessa Paoli

This weekend, the Pitzer mounds will transform into festival mode—complete with bands, artists, vendors, day-drinking and free food—for the college’s annual Kohoutek Music and

Students and musicians came together on April 14 for the free 5C music festival, No-Chella.  Developed in response to the popular albeit expensive Coachella

Electronic sensation Sleigh Bells performed at the Fox in Pomona Wednesday. Sleigh Bells, a Brooklyn-based duo consisting of former pop princess Alexis Krauss and

Ryka Aoki, Asian-American transgender performance artist, activist and poet, comes to the Claremont Colleges tomorrow. The Asian American Resource Center’s Queer and Asian Committee

The 5C all-female a cappella group Women’s Blue and White hosted visiting Yale a cappella group Proof of the Pudding at their March 7

The Kohoutek Battle of the Bands united music lovers across the Claremont Colleges and raised enthusiasm for the Kohoutek Music and Arts Festival Feb.

Los Angeles-based musician Ferraby Lionheart performed at the Motley Coffeehouse Feb. 18. Lionheart, a folk- and country-inspired singer-songwriter, primarily plays the piano, guitar and harmonica

Ukellective is a new Claremont Colleges group dedicated to playing the ukulele. Founded by Eliza Longnecker PO ’14 and Adam Buchholz PO ’12, Ukellective strives

Pitzer-based band The Sweet Nothings performed an acoustic show at The Shakedown Café’s spring semester opening Feb. 5. The Shakedown Café, Pitzer’s student-run organic

Pitzer’s Lenzner Family Art Gallery hosted the opening reception of Vanitas, an exhibit by Long Beach-based artist Matthew Ohm on Jan. 21. Ohm’s project