🍊 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
Events
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Mission Inn Foundation Hosts Monopoly Tournament at Citrus Park
Play the official Riverside Edition Monopoly for real prizes for a great cause.
La Sierra University’s Brandstater Gallery Hosts Collection of Biblical Movie Posters
The collection is an exploration of media and genre. A reception will be held on Sunday Night.
Maurice 'Gold' Hunter Brings His Soulful Voice for a One Night Only Concert
Something different at the Riverside Community Players Theater.
Riverside Closes Out Black History Month Atop Mount Rubidoux with a Historic Event
A tablet commemorating Booker T. Washington’s visit to The Mount will be dedicated in a grand ceremony near the summit.
The Dickens Festival Returns Downtown to New White Park Location
The February 22nd event has a long history and deep connection with Riverside.
Riverside to Celebrate Black History with Annual Parade and Expo
The 45th annual event honors the historical, current, and future contributions of Riverside’s African American community.
La Sierra University Hosts Inner City Youth Orchestra for Black History Month
A free concert on February 8 will bring ICYOLA to Riverside for an evening of music, history, and inspiration.
Annual Riverside Reads Program Selects Boys of Riverside as Focus of 2025 Event
The library encourages picking up your copy soon in preparation of March and April events.
Riverside's Lunar Festival Returns with New Additions for Year of the Snake
Riverside’s Lunar Festival returns with carnival rides and a car exhibit, alongside traditional performances, food, and workshops.
“Frontline” Tells Unheard Stories of Citrus Workers
The Commerce Street pop-up exhibit runs through February 14th.
La Sierra Shines a Light on Childhood Hunger Through Art
An art installation and panel discussion highlight local food insecurity and inspire community action.
Live From the Frontline: Tells the Story of the Eastside from the Working Family’s Perspective
The Civil Rights Institute encourages Eastside residents to bring photos and artifacts to help expand the historical archive of thier neighborhood.