“3425 Mission Inn Avenue: Foundation, Transition, Innovation” offers a fresh look at Julia Morgan’s design of the 1929 Riverside YWCA, with newly uncovered archival content and modern interpretations of the building’s historical significance.
Riverside Community Players is a hidden gem in the purest sense. Tucked within the Riverside Community Hospital complex, the small brick building may go unnoticed, even on one of the most well-traveled corners in town. The building may not be easy to find, but what they do there is no secret.
RCP is among the longest-enduring Riverside institutions. It has been showing locally produced and cast plays since 1925. It keeps an ambitious schedule and presents high-quality productions on its intimate Theater-In-The-round stage. RCP is wrapping up its season with more shows before opening its 100th season this summer.
On April 19, RCP will premiere Ken Ludwig’s The Gods of Comedy, a situational comedy featuring the funnier members of the Greek Pantheon. The theater is at 4026 14th Street; tickets are available at the Riverside Community Players website.
“3425 Mission Inn Avenue: Foundation, Transition, Innovation” offers a fresh look at Julia Morgan’s design of the 1929 Riverside YWCA, with newly uncovered archival content and modern interpretations of the building’s historical significance.
Celebrate music, culture, and community at the Mucho Gusto Festival on September 21, featuring a genre-defying lineup, vibrant art installations, and deep lineup up incredible bands.
