Annual DeaFestival Returns to City Hall Sept. 20
Free cultural celebration marks 26 years of building community awareness.
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Historic Mission Inn Organ Returns to Life with Silent Film Classic
Century-old Kimball pipe organ makes debut after latest restoration with live accompaniment to 1922's 'Nosferatu'.
Mission Inn Museum Presents Cemetery Tour Honoring Fallen Officers
Halloween programming features dinner at historic house, Olivewood Cemetery tour with tragic endings theme; tips benefit Fallen Officers Foundation.
Games of the Week: September 12-17, 2025
CBU packs Thursday night with volleyball, water polo and the Crosstown Showdown, while high school and UCR games round out Riverside’s busy sports week.
Mission Inn Museum Presents Frank Miller Artifacts at New Airport Venue
Previously unseen items from founder's collection, including piece of Amelia Earhart's plane, featured in gallery-style exhibition with UC Riverside student presenters.
When Music Moves You: A Gallery Becomes a Dance Floor
At Riverside Art Museum's Free Sunday, one woman's uninhibited response to Quitapenas transformed community programming into something elemental.
Diaper Bank Launches 'Cram the Van' Drive During National Awareness Week
Local nonprofit seeks 25,000 diapers to help families struggling with basic necessities.
Games of the Week: September 5-11, 2025
Lancer Women’s Soccer on a Sunday night and CSDR returns to Arlington Ave. for their first home game of the season.
September ArtsWalk Features New Mural and Artist Meet & Greet
Meet Ward 7 Artist in Residency Mano Mirande and see Riverside's newest mural at the corner of University & Lemon at 6 p.m.
September Rundown: Crosstown Rivalries and Festival Season
College soccer showdowns highlight month packed with arts festivals, live music and community events.
Games of the Week: August 29-30, 2025
CBU Men’s Soccer starts strong and CIF Football features the cities oldest rivalries.
Zambian Psychedelic Rock Pioneers WITCH to Perform at Riverside Venue
The cult band's darker, stripped-down, ‘garagey’ sound has gained favor among rare groove collectors.