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ed just outside Lake Arrowhead Village, offers classes for children
and adults. The troupe stages several shows a year; this
year’s season will include productions of Barefoot in the Park,
The Miss Firecracker Contest, Rumors, The Hound of the
Baskervilles and Dickens’ A Christmas Carol. For information
about classes and shows, visit www.lakearrowheadrep.org.
ARROWHEAD ARTS ASSOCIATION
In 1984, the Arrowhead Arts Association (AAA) was established
by a group of San Bernardino residents and busi-
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nesses dedicated to providing a rich cultural life for the mountain
communities. The nonprofit corporation provides cultural
enrichment to the residents, youth and visitors of the San
Bernardino Mountains. AAA sponsors musical performances
throughout the year and gifts music education and scholarships
to local youth, kindergarten through college.
For more information, call (909) 337-3375 or visit www.arrowheadarts.org.
MOUNTAIN HISTORY MUSEUM
After years of planning, the Mountain History Museum, a
project of the Rim of the World Historical Society, officially
opened its doors in 2009. Filled with artifacts and historical
photographs, the museum is anchored by two exhibits:
the Cozad Theater, a tribute to the many movies filmed in the
mountain communities, and a Santa’s Village display, featuring
many original
items from the amusement
park.
The museum, located
at 27176 Peninsula
Drive in Lake Arrowhead,
is open
from June through October
on Saturdays
and Sundays from 10
a.m. to 4 p.m. For
more information, visitwww.rimoftheworldhistory.com.
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