November ArtsWalk In the Dark After Daylight Savings Time Change
Several gallery openings and a preview of the Mission Inn lights make this ArtsWalk a must-see.
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Riverside's Hidden Fort: The Story of Fort Chittenden on Mt. Rubidoux
How a road engineer's tribute became a whimsical military installation complete with San Francisco cannons and earthquake-surviving anchor chains.
Type O Positive
A prompt to encourage your practice of creativity this week from Riversider and local author Larry Burns.
On Halloween Morning, Remembering Riverside's Real Ghosts
Five heartbreaking stories from 1893 to 1938 reveal the human tragedies that shaped our city's history.
You Know What Really Sucks??
Local leeches get a bad rap, but these blood-sucking creatures have fascinating abilities and surprising medical uses - plus they're right here in Riverside's waterways.
Stick ‘Em Up
A prompt to encourage your practice of creativity this week from Riversider and local author Larry Burns.
MiCultura: More Than a Shop, a Cultural Bridge for Riverside's Day of the Dead Celebrations
Women-owned family business educates community on authentic traditions while helping create meaningful ofrendas.
'Some Architect' Traces Peter J. Weber's Mark on Riverside's Architectural Legacy
Book chronicles architect's work with G. Stanley Wilson and Julia Morgan alongside transformative travels during economic downturn.
Doors Open Riverside Returns Oct. 25 With Free Tours of 14 Historic Sites
Eighth annual event provides rare public access to Harada House, Trujillo Adobe and other architectural landmarks.
'I Haven't Made It Until I Sell Out the Fox': Brandon Joseph's Riverside Dream
While many musicians claim vague 'LA area' roots, the 27-year-old proudly represents his Inland Empire hometown on debut album.
Riverside's Distinctive Raincross Design Becomes 12-foot Sculpture
The collaboration between Councilmember Philip Falcone and metal artist Rico Alderette replicates the midcentury symbol stamped throughout City Hall.
From Swedish Immigrant to Mount Rubidoux Master Builder: The Gunnar Kjellberg Story
How a 17-year-old zanjero became the foreman who shaped Riverside's most iconic landmark and built the infrastructure that still serves the city today.