🍊 Monday Gazette: December 23, 2024
✨This newsletter was written and scheduled before RG staff went on holiday break. We will return to regular work and
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Raincross Master Chorale Presents "Voices of the Future"
Raincross Master Chorale to Perform “Voices of the Future” Featuring College Scholarship Winners and Riverside Arts Academy Singers
A Mother's Day to Remember
The Gazette Staff wishes a wonderful day to our mothers, who both have Alzheimer’s, and to all the mothers in Riverside.
Highland Elementary renamed Harada in honor of the pioneering Riverside family
The small ceremony included school district officials, Taiko drummers, and Harada family members.
Girls On the Run ends Spring season with 5k run
The organization promotes the empowerment of young girls through social activity and fitness.
May Artswalk brings big names to downtown galleries
Springtime evenings in Riverside are unbeatable. Mix perfect weather with good food, crafty vendors, world class art and dancing in the streets and Artswalk is a can't miss event.
Show and Go turns Downtown Riverside into Hot Rod Heaven
The annual car show that draws thousands and raises money for local charities returns downtown on May 4.
Peter Sellitti, long time Goeske Center volunteer turns 100
It was a packed house at the Riverside senior center for an extraordinary birthday celebration.
Panoramic 38 takes to the backroads of Riverside
Event organizer "Hudson" Joe Buffardi promises more Hornets CC events in the future.
City’s Non-Profit Collaborative holds inaugural meeting
Organizations representing the wide range of Riverside resident's needs gather to find ways to connect with solutions.
Magnolia Center Marketplace springs up on Sunnyside Drive
Vegan Vendors will be featured in the return of the popular local weekend market this Saturday from 4-9:00 p.m.
Back outside for April Artswalk
Main Street vendors return for April Artswalk after two months of rainy first Thursdays.
'Cafe Stories' tells the essentially Riverside tale of an enduring local eatery
Inlandia Institue will host an event to launch local historian, William Medina's novel based on his experience growing up at his family's restaurant.