Hailey Martinez

Hailey Martinez
Staff Writer 
Nambah Coffee on D Street held its first henna and wine night last Friday featuring henna artist Tyler Morgan.

About 20 people attended the event, which cost $20 and included one drink and henna art supplies for DIY temporary tattoos. 
Morgan taught participants how to work with the natural dye. Using a practice sheet, they traced patterns, including arcs, paisleys, snails and petals.    
R&B music played in the background while participants sipped wine, beer and...

Hailey Martinez
Staff Writer 
People gathered Sunday to shop at Claremont Farmers and Artisan market, which takes up two blocks on Harvard Avenue in the Claremont village. 
The weekly market has much more than a variety of fruits and veggies. It also has vendors selling plants, jewelry, ceramics, dog accessories, handbags, paintings and more. 
“The concept is that we are supporting local farmers and entrepreneurship,” said Market Manager Oscar De León. “We’re creating community, and we’re also p...

Hailey Martinez
Staff Writer
The W. Keith and Janet Kellogg University Art Gallery at Cal Poly Pomona is hosting “Ink and Clay.” An annual exhibition and competition showcasing drawing, ceramic, installation and mixed media art, which uses ink and or clay, and also includes symbols, text and words in some way. 
All the artists showcased different interpretations of ink and clay. Each artist exhibited a different message with their art work, some which showed how art can be strongly understood wi...

Hailey Martinez
Staff Writer
For the start of the Halloween season, Cal Poly Pomona AGRIscapes Discovery Farm hosted its annual Pumpkin Fest. 
On Saturday kids of all ages gathered to enjoy quality time with one another at the event to honor Halloween season and the start of fall. 
Besides a giant pumpkin patch with various sizes, colors and types of pumpkins,  there was face painting, a petting farm with goats and sheep, and two corn mazes. 
There was a sunflower maze, a cow train and an antiqu...

Hailey Martinez
Staff Writer
Roughly 20 students, faculty and staff gathered for the University’s third annual Rites of Passage ceremony Sept. 9 in the Ludwick Center Sacred Space to honor community, rich spiritual and cultural African traditions. 
The event was a collaboration among the Black Faculty and Staff Association, the Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion, the Center for Multicultural Services, the religion and philosophy department, LaFetra College of Education, Career Services an...