Neighbor of the Week: Michael J. Elderman
Each week, we will introduce a new neighbor. This is not a who's who list. These are regular Riversiders doing exceptional things.
The new Moreno Valley Center for Performing Arts is a new stage for a Riverside-based troupe.
Celebrate Riverside’s vibrant art scene with free gallery access and a special photo show, all while taking in the magic of the Festival of Lights.
The event at the Raincross District is an opportunity to buy prints of photos from the Riversider pages and beyond.
Renowned Chicano Artist Ignacio Gomez created his second Riverside City Project and sculpted the Cesar Chavez Memorial on Main.
Local Soul and Rock N’ Roll show makes for a feel-good night on Mission Inn Ave.
The show highlights the techniques and philosophies of digital art and its connection to Southern California.
The RCAA Gallery exhibit highlights the resilience of people during trying times.
Inlandia commemorates Native Heritage Month with a special exhibit at the Main Library, which will be featured alongside many other exhibits during this month's ArtsWalk.
The exhibition is up for a couple more months and offers a deep dive into the many techniques and media of the masterful Chicana artist.
There are a few days left to visit her solo exhibition at the RCAA Gallery.
The celebration includes live performances, new merchandise, and prizes.
“3425 Mission Inn Avenue: Foundation, Transition, Innovation” offers a fresh look at Julia Morgan’s design of the 1929 Riverside YWCA, with newly uncovered archival content and modern interpretations of the building’s historical significance.
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