Riverside History Walk Returns to Main Street After 13 Years in Storage
Commemorative stones marking city's defining moments will be rededicated Dec. 9.
Commemorative stones marking city's defining moments will be rededicated Dec. 9.
The Museum of Riverside invites the community to experience the warmth and traditions of a 19th-century holiday celebration with festive tours and a special open house in December.
Hundreds visit new location featuring Peace Tower centennial exhibit.
For 17 years, Frank Miller hosted Armistice Day services atop Mount Rubidoux, raising flags from nations around the world. In 1927, Canada took center stage in a ceremony featuring bagpipes, doves and a tribute to cross-border friendship that endures today.
The Nov. 15-16 event features international scholars, hands-on activities, and a children's archaeological dig at the university's archaeology center.
The Mission Inn Foundation will host a new exhibit opening Nov. 16, with a commemorative walk up the mountain scheduled for Dec. 13.
Event highlights Cahuilla people's enduring connection to local mountain.
How a road engineer's tribute became a whimsical military installation complete with San Francisco cannons and earthquake-surviving anchor chains.
Five heartbreaking stories from 1893 to 1938 reveal the human tragedies that shaped our city's history.
Women-owned family business educates community on authentic traditions while helping create meaningful ofrendas.
Eighth annual event provides rare public access to Harada House, Trujillo Adobe and other architectural landmarks.
The collaboration between Councilmember Philip Falcone and metal artist Rico Alderette replicates the midcentury symbol stamped throughout City Hall.
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