Zest Day
A prompt to encourage your practice of creativity this week from Riversider and local author Larry Burns.
Two comedic productions highlight the Courtyard Shakespeare Festival's 2025 season.
Tropical Afro-Latin band Quitapenas celebrates the release of its new EP, “¡Retumba!,” Friday night at the Farm House Collective.
Free Wednesday night concert series kicks off June 11 with Stone Soul Motown tribute.
California Baptist University opens ticket sales earlier than ever for its popular performing arts lineup, encouraging Riverside families to secure seats now for a season of musicals, plays, and a beloved holiday tradition.
Vendors and Visitors love the late sunset and warmer temperatures.
Francisco Ochoa brings cult classics to Back to the Grind's basement.
Penrose Records showcases Los Yesterdays and powerhouse Vicky Tafoya at Farm House Collective's sold-out show.
Through wars, recessions, and a pandemic, Riverside’s longest-running theater company has never gone dark—now it celebrates 100 seasons with an eye toward the future.
After 25-year Shakespeare hiatus, Riverside Community Players returns with a comedically strong but conventionally staged production.
RCC students breathe new life into Larson's iconic musical, proving its themes of resistance and community remain relevant in today's social landscape.
From student portrait projects to Arthouse Showcases there’s plenty of opportunity to interact with art and artists.
From pub crawls to karaoke—your guide to Irish celebrations across the City.
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