🍊 Friday Gazette: February 21, 2025
Friday Gazette: February 21, 2025 Hello Riverside, and Happy Friday! Tomorrow is National Margarita Day. Whether you like your limey
Riverside artist Rebecca Waring-Crane’s latest project, Article 24, transforms food insecurity data into a powerful visual statement—inviting the community to take part in raising awareness and inspiring change.
The stone wall and bench will provide a place to pause at 11th and Redwood.
Neighborhood alliances amplify local voices and elevate those that may feel stifled in larger arenas.
The doorstep recycling service has saved emissions, reduced waste, and put cash back in residents’ pockets.
Braver Angels Riverside invites residents to a free workshop on February 15 to foster respectful, productive dialogue across political differences.
The library encourages picking up your copy soon in preparation of March and April events.
The otherwise empty space will showcase local student talent in rotating student curated exhibitions.
Selected artists will seek input from the neighborhood on murals to increase community acceptance.
The People's History Conference is returning for its second year at CSUSB, aiming to enhance the resolution and perspectives of the Inland Empire's historical record.
A Scion exchange and a seminar on Fruit Cocktail Trees are among the planned activities.
From vintage fashion to unique home decor, Riverside’s thrift stores offer something for everyone.
The Riverside Art Museum, a 1929 Julia Morgan design, highlights her legacy in community-focused architecture.
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