A free, all-day market brings 100 artists to White Park this Saturday — with live music, food, kids' activities, and the chance to take home something made right here in Riverside.
A free, all-day festival on April 25 brings together eight bands to mark the oldest all-volunteer band in America.
La Sierra’s 16th annual event invites the community to dive into the wonders of Petra with expert talks, interactive exhibits, and a special introduction to new university president Christon Arthur.
La Sierra University's Center for Near Eastern Archaeology is preparing for its 16th Annual Archaeology Discovery Weekend, focusing on the ancient city of Petra in Jordan. The event, titled "Petra: Ancient World of Wonder," will take place Nov. 16-17 on the Riverside campus, bringing together U.S. and Jordanian experts for in-person and online illustrated talks.
Highlights include family-friendly activities like a Kids' Dig simulation and immersive 3D tours of Petra on a video hyperwall. Among the speakers is Jordan’s Director General of Antiquities, Fadi Bala'awi, who will discuss Jordan’s archaeological conservation priorities. Presenters also include Leigh-Ann Bedal of Penn State Erie, Kent Bramlett from La Sierra University, and Cynthia Finlayson from BYU.
The weekend is part of a series introducing La Sierra’s President Christon Arthur, who began his term in July, with his formal inauguration planned for May 2025. University officials see this year’s event as a chance to connect the community with President Arthur’s vision for La Sierra’s future.
All events are free, including a 6 p.m. reception on Nov. 16 in the business school, celebrating CNEA as "Little Jordan."
A free, all-day festival on April 25 brings together eight bands to mark the oldest all-volunteer band in America.
This year's "Todos Juntos" theme marks the first festival since the Trujillo Adobe was added to the National Register of Historic Places.
Diners can explore specially priced menus at restaurants across the Downtown core from March 28 through April 5.
A new Museum of Riverside exhibition traces how Charles Montagu Dammers became one of the city's most celebrated naturalists.
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