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June, 2016 

The Inland Empire’s Guide to Fun 

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Presents The 

The Home 

Show Comes 

To Ontario 

Restaurant 

Week Returns 

To Riverside 

Roadsters 

Show & Swap 

Meet 

Celebrate The 

4th Of July In 

Fontana 

CATS Presents 

‘Take Me 

Along’

Fontana’s 

th of 

Celebration 

Fontana High School 

9453 Citrus Ave. Fireworks at 9pm 

Gates Open at 6pm 

BEATLES vs STONES 

Performance by BEATLES vs STONES 

Entertainment, Food Vendors, Giveaways & More! 

$4 per person 

Tickets on Sale June 1st 

TICKET 

Ticket Purchase Locations 

Community Services Department 

16860 Valencia Ave. 

Jessie Turner Center 

15556 Summit Ave. 

Don Day Center 

14501 Live Oak Ave. 

City Hall 

8353 Sierra Ave. 

No outside food, drinks, 

or lawn chairs allowed. 

*No ticket purchases at gate. 

Non-refundable. Tickets must be presented for admission to event. 

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INDEX OF SPECIAL SECTIONS 

Theater and 

the Arts 

Stage events around 

the Inland Empire 

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Editor In Chief 

Publisher 

June, 2016 

Tana Pigeon 

Word Mill Publishing 

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CELEBRATING MORE THAN 35 YEARS! 

Canyon Crest Towne Centre 

We’re more than a shopping centre! 

5225 Canyon Crest Drive, Riverside, CA 92507 • 951.686.1222 

For more information on our wonderful businesses and activities, 

please check our website at 

www.shopcanyoncrest.com 

Annual 

Summer 

Christmas 

Just Got 

Cooler Concerts 

Celebration 

Music begins the first Tuesday in June and continues 

through August, near the fountain in front of 

Romano’s on Saturday, Tuesday evenings. December Music 4thon Saturday 

evenings 11 a.m. in July. – 2 p.m. 7-9 pm 

Enjoy holiday Bands entertainment, subject to changeclowns & crafts. 

June 7th 

June 21st 

Free digital photo of your child with Santa! 

Always a Reason 

June 14 

Flashback 

 

Art Show 

2nd Saturday of each month 

10 a.m. – 3 p.m. 

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Blood Drive & 

Marrow Screening 

Car Show 

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Joey and the Shoemen 

June 28th 

Southbound Unplugged 

Wednesday, June 22, 2-6 pm 

2nd Sunday of each month 2 – 5 p.m. 

Live Anthony Holiday The Magic Music 

Family Entertainment 

Tuesday evenings 11/30/10 - 12/21/10, 

6:30-8:30 July 30, (Food 7 pmCourt) 

Carolers Friday evenings 11/26/10 - 12/17/10, 6:30 - 8:30 

ALL EVENTS ARE WEATHER PERMITTING 

(All events weather permitting) 

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Big Bear’s Cool Summer Spot! 

For information call 

(909) 866-4626 

Your Alpine Slide experience begins with a scenic chairlift ride above 

the beautiful Big Bear Lake. Then, with you controlling the speed, 

your toboggan plummets back down the mountain creating a thrill 

you’ll want to relive again and again! 

Parents Pay only if they play! 

Parents...sun on our spacious deck while the kids play! 

Year-round family fun 

with 300 clear days a year! 

Go Carts • Video Games • Delicious Snack Bar 

2 hours from most Southern California cities; 3 hours from Las Vegas 

The Lake Is Full! All Roads are Open! 

On Big Bear Blvd. • Big Bear Lake • 1/4 mile west of the village • Family Fun! 

www.alpineslidebigbear.com 


EVENT: JULY 8-10 

Make Your Home The Place To Be This Summer 

With The Ontario Home And Backyard Show 

Aloha! Summer means fun, Friday, Saturday, 

and Sunday, July 8th, 9th, and 10th, at the 

Ontario Home & Backyard Show at the 

Ontario Convention Center. 

Put on your hula skirt and your Hawaiian 

shirt and see everything you’ll need to make 

your home and backyard the place to be this 

summer including: pools, spas, bar-b-ques, 

patios, ponds, waterfalls and landscaping. Plus, 

Nick Federoff of Things Green on PBS will 

answer your gardening questions. See the latest 

ideas in home improvement, remodeling and 

decorating. There’ll be water-wisegardening and 

solar seminars, summer cooking shows and a 

grand prize drawing for a 10 x 20 patio cover. 

Don’t miss the polynesian entertainment 

show Saturday, July 9th, at 2pm, featuring free 

hula lessons. There’ll be a free colorful Hawaiian 

lei for the first 500 people and free earlybird 

gifts all three days. 

Meet KOLA 99.9 personality Cindy Davis 

in person Saturday, July 9th, at 11am. 

Show hours are Friday 12pm to 7pm, Saturday 

10am to 7pm, and Sunday 10am to 6pm. 

GARDENING GUEST Nick Federoff from Things Green will be at the Ontario Home & Backyard Show. 

Admission to this year’s show is free, sponsored 

by the San Gabriel Valley News Paper Group. 

Parking is $10. The Ontario Home And Backyard 

Show takes place at The Ontario Convention 

Center, 2000 East Convention Center Way, 

in Ontario. 

Storm Drains go directly to the ocean. 

NEVER dump used motor oil, RECYCLE IT! 

For more information call (951) 681-0644 or 

go online to www.Homeshowconsultants.Com. 

The Ontario Home And Backyard Show 

is produced by Home Show Consultants, “the 

home show people.” IER 

Free curbside pick-up available for: 

Used Oil • Used Oil Filters • Oily Rags 

Call 1-800-698-4377 

PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT 

City of Riverside Residents: 

For info about FREE Hazardous Waste & Bulky Item Drop-Off Events 

Visit RiversideCa.gov/CURE or call 826-5311 

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Insta 

t SUMMER MUSIC IN RIVERSIDE 

Live Summer Music 

At Canyon Crest 

Towne Centre 

Canyon Crest Towne Centre in Riverside will 

continue its long-time tradition of welcoming 

in the summer with its 8th Annual Summer 

Just Got Cooler Concert Series, featuring a live music 

program held every Tuesday, beginning June 7, from 

7 to 9pm. There will also be free crafts for children. 

There’s lots of fun in store! Come early, browse 

the shops and enjoy a wonderful dinner at one of the 

many eating establishments. Stay late and have an 

after the music snack with beautiful evenings at the 

Centre. Invite family, neighbors and friends to join in! 

“We are bringing back many of your favorite 

bands, so come early and enjoy our beautiful Centre. 

We provide some seating, but, if you like, bring your 

own chair,” said a Centre spokesperson. 

The Family Concert Series continues every Tuesday 

through August. Also, there is music on Saturday 

evenings in July from 7 to 9pm. 

There will be a Blood Drive and Marrow Screening 

on Wednesday, June 22, from 2-6pm. 

On Saturday, July 30, the Centre will present magician, 

Anthony the Magic, at 7pm – great entertainment 

for families! 

Located near UCR and the Canyon Crest neighborhood, 

Canyon Crest Towne Centre, celebrating 

more than 35 years, provides a great family atmosphere 

and invites you to visit and enjoy its ambiance 

-- always something happening at Canyon 

Crest Towne Centre. 

The Canyon Crest Towne Centre 

is located at 5225 Canyon Crest Dr. 

in Riverside. All events are weather 

permitting. 

For more information, visit 

www.shopcanyoncrest.com or call 

(951) 686-1222. IER 

Upcoming Scheduled 

Bands 

June 7: Always a Reason 

June 14: Flashback 

June 21: Joey and the Showmen 

June 28: Southbound Unplugged 

July 2: Always a Reason 

July 5: Flashback 

July 9: Eddie Would Tow 

July 12: RSVP 

July 16: Night Tides 

July 19: Southbound Unplugged 

July 23: The Working Poets 

July 26: Joey and the Showmen 

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istrict 

ENTERTAINMENT 

DOWNTOWN RIVERSIDE 

MOVIES 

ON MAIN 

Don’t miss Riverside’s 

FREE Summer Movie Event. 

Bring your chairs and enjoy familyfriendly 

movies under the stars on Main 

Street, between Mission Inn Avenue and 

University Avenue 

3666 University Ave., Ste. 100 951.781.7335 

www.RiversideDowntown.org 

FIND US ON 

UPCOMING EVENTS 

Riverside Art & 

Music Festival September 17 

Fall Fashion Show October 6 

Zombie Crawl October 15 


Downtown Riverside 

Movies On Main 

RETURNS 

With Four Movies In 2016 

The Riverside Downtown Partnership in conjunction with the City’s Park, Recreation and 

Community Services Department is pleased to announce the return of “Movies on Main” with 

blockbuster G-rated and PG movies the entire family will enjoy. These free movies will be shown on 

Main Street between University and Mission Inn Avenue projected on an inflatable outdoor screen. 

Scheduled movies this summer include: 

JULY 7 – HOTEL TRANSYLVANIA 2 

Hotel owner Dracula is concerned that his 

half-human grandson Dennis isn’t embracing his 

vampire heritage. He and his fellow ghouls put 

Dennis through a “monster-in-training” boot 

camp, but their efforts are complicated by the 

arrival of Dracula’s dad, a traditionalist vampire 

named Vlad. 

JULY 14 – MINIONS 

The Minions, Stuart, Kevin and Bob, discover a 

hidden commercial broadcast for villains advertising 

Villain-Con; a convention for villains and 

supervillains in Orlando. At the convention, they 

are recruited by Scarlet Overkill, a super-villain 

who, alongside her inventor husband Herb, 

hatches a plot to take over the world. 

JULY 21 – INSIDE OUT 

Emotions run wild in the mind of a little girl who 

is uprooted from her peaceful life in the Midwest 

and forced to move to San Francisco. Young 

Riley was perfectly content with her life when her 

father landed a new job in San Francisco, and the 

family moved across the country. Now, as Riley 

prepares to navigate a new city and attend a new 

school, her emotional headquarters becomes a 

hot bed of activity. As Joy attempts to keep Riley 

feeling happy and positive about the move, other 

emotions like Fear, Anger, Disgust and Sadness 

make the transition a bit more complicated. 

JULY 28 – THE GOOD DINOSAUR 

In this enchanting computer-animated 

fantasy, set in a world where the dinosaurs 

never went extinct, an amiable young Apatosaurus 

named Arlo loses his father in a storm and 

is swept away by a vicious river current, stranding 

him in a frightening new place far from his 

home. He soon embarks on a journey to reunite 

with his family, and befriends a prehistoric human 

child known as Spot along the way. 

The movie screening will start at 8 pm or dusk if later. Early arrival is strongly recommended to secure a good 

spot and attendees can bring their own chair or blanket. Downtown restaurants nearby will be open late. For 

more information visit www.RiversideDowntown.org or www.facebook.com/RiversideDowntownPartnership 

and check the City’s Community Calendar at www.riversideca.gov for Movies in the Park information. 

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EVENT: JULY 9-10 

Festival Celebrates The Native Lemon Lily 

The Idyllwild Nature Center hosts the Lemon Lily Festival, 

July 9-10 in Idyllwild, a small resort town nestled mile-high in 

the San Jacinto mountain range and easily accessible from all 

of Southern California. 

The Nature Center has continued to host the Lemon Lily 

festival each year since its inception. This year’s festival will be the 

seventh annual and promises to be among the best! Special features 

include folk music, pony rides, a children’s pioneer town, crafts and 

vendors of all varieties, and two special guided hikes to see blooming 

lemon lilies in the wild. 

The Lemon Lily Festival was founded in 2009 by local businessman 

Doug Yagaloff along with several botanists, business folk, and 

the Idyllwild Garden Club who had a common vision of restoring 

the Lemon Lily to its natural habitat in the San Jacinto Mountains. 

This group enlisted the help of volunteers, the Idyllwild Nature 

Center and the US Forest Service to make this vision a reality. 

Their vision was distilled into the following Mission Statement: 

“The mission of the Lemon Lily Festival is to foster an appreciation 

for the threatened native Lily, Lillium parryi, educate the public of 

its plight and relevance to Idyllwild, restore it to its historical range 

and benefit Idyllwild economically by promoting it as a visitor 

destination.” 

Check out www.lemonlilyfestival.com for more details. The 

Idyllwild Nature Center is located at 25225 Hwy 243 in beautiful 

Idyllwild. IER 

Join us for Expedition Norway: 

where kids will learn about God's 

great love for the world! 

Saving Wildlife Since 1959 

All are 

Welcome!!! 

When: 

Time: 

Ages: 

Where: 

June 13-17th 

6:30 pm-8:30 pm 

3 years old- 6th grade 

First Baptist Church of Riverside 

5500 Alessandro Blvd. 

Riverside, CA 92506 

Register for free at www.fbriv.org 

July 9 

July 16 

July 23 

Rescue / Rehab / Release / Home For Life 

August 13 

October – 

Friday & Saturday Nights 

October 15 

2016 CALENDAR OF EVENTS 

Photography Contest 

Zookeeper Week Kickoff 

Run for the Grizzlies / 

A Motorcycle Poker Run 

Ice Cream Safari 

Flashlight Safaris 

Wolf Awareness Day 

Open Daily (weather permitting) 

43285 Goldmine Dr., Big Bear Lake, CA 

909-584-1299 / www.BigBearAlpineZoo.org 

Friends of the Big Bear Alpine Zoo – Supporting the zoo for 25 years 


EVENT: JUNE 18-19 

LA Roadsters Present 

The 52nd Exhibition 

Show and Swap Meet 

There’s Something For Everyone 

At The L.A. Roadster Show 

Year 2016 will be the 52nd time the Los Angeles Roadsters Car Club 

has produced its world renowned show and the 37th year it will be 

held at the Fairplex in Pomona. 

There’s something for everyone at the L.A. Roadster Show. Late model 

enthusiasts will find swappers and manufacturers with many of the parts 

they are looking for, while early car parts will be in abundance for the fellows 

who are restoring antiques or building that special new car. 

Come and see the West Coast’s largest trade show, where over 200 

manufacturers and vendors of reproduction hot rod parts and accessories 

will display their products and services. They will have their own special 

section outside and in Exhibitor Building #4. 

The show will be held on Father's Day Weekend, Saturday, June 18, 

and Sunday, June 19, at the Fairplex in Pomona. 

CACKLEFEST 

By popular demand the Cacklefest is returning again this year. The 

Cacklefest will feature 15 nasty fuel-burning nitro-infested dragsters and 

altereds. They will burn your eyes and shake your bones as you get up 

close to the Cacklefest Exhibition. They will fire up on Saturday at 10am 

and 2pm in the Specialty Parking area. 

ROADSTERS 

Enter through main Gate #1 off McKinley Avenue. The main attraction 

will be the hundreds of 1936 and older open cars of all types 

and makes; some original, some modified, but all of the highest quality 

and completely finished with glossy paint, painstakingly restored to the 

owner's preference. Over 900 roadsters entered the show in 2014. 

The roadster driver is free and $20 per passenger for the weekend. 

Children under 12 are free. 

No flat paint roadsters are allowed in the roadster parking. There is no 

cruising the fairgrounds for liability reasons. 

SPECIALTY LOT AND CAR SALE 

For specialty parking, enter Gate #15 off Arrow Highway. Specialty 

parking is for Pre-75 cars only. Classics, hot rods and other special interest 

cars will be entered in this large parking area, forming a huge car show. 

This is also a perfect area to enter cars for sale. 

Admission is $10 per car and $20 per person per day or a two-day 

discount for $50 for car and one adult admission per person per day. 

Children under 12 are free. 

CLUB ROW 

All new for 2016 is Club Row in Specialty Parking. An outstanding 

opportunity to expose your club, promote your club-sponsored events, 

meet other club members and share your car passion with a wide range of 

car crazy people. The show can accommodate any size car club. 

A special Sunday only entry fee is $20 per car load. No need to hide 

anyone in the truck! Call Doyle at (310) 265-9100 to reserve your Club’s 

early registration. 

SWAP MEET 

Swap Meet Sellers - enter Gate #15 off Arrow Highway. Move-in is 

Friday 10am to 4pm, Saturday 6am to 4pm, and Sunday 6am. 

Swap Meet Buyers can park in Spectator Parking Gate #9 off White 

Avenue or Gate #15 off Arrow Highway. 

A tram will be available to the Swap Meet area and return for transporting 

parts. Your Gate #9 parking ticket will provide free entrance at 

Gate #15 for large item pick-up only. IER 

80 YEARS OF '36'S 

The show will celebrate the 80th Anniversary of the 1936 Ford 

(and 1935’s too). They offer featured parking in Roadster Parking and 

in Specialty Parking areas for all 1936 Ford Models. Participants will 

receive a free souvenir. 

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LA Roadsters 52nd Exhibition Show and Swap Meet 

Show hours for Saturday will be 7am to 5pm and Sunday 7am to 4pm. Admission is $20 per 

person per day or two-day pass for $35 per person. Children under 12 are free. 

There will be tram service available during show hours from one end of the show to the other. 

For more information go online to www.laroadsters.com or call (310) 544-4200.

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Fontana’s the Place to go for a 

Celebrate America’s Independence Day at the 

City of Fontana’s 4th of July Celebration! 

The Independence Day Celebration will 

feature a patriotic extravaganza with a kid’s zone, 

live music and a dazzling fireworks display. 

The 4th of July Celebration takes place on 

Monday, July 4, from 6pm to 9:30pm at Fontana 

High School located at 9453 Citrus Avenue in 

Fontana. 

The Kids Zone will provide non-stop energy 

and excitement along with games and contests for 

kids of all ages. Additional highlights will include 

the Community Services Department’s Mobile 

Recreation staff roaming the field to provide 

temporary patriotic tattoos and balloon animals. 

Make sure you bring your appetite so you can 

visit one of the many food vendors. If that isn’t 

enough, top the evening off watching the USC 

cheerleaders perform live throughout the night as 

well as providing demonstrations, so dust off your 

pom-poms if you dare! 

SPECTACULAR 

4th of July Celebration 

As the sun goes down, the celebration will 

heat up with live music and entertainment with 

a performance by Beatles vs Stones - A Musical 

Shoot Out. The British Invasion brought us 

the two most popular rock groups of all time, 

the Beatles and the Rolling Stones, as well as the 

liveliest debate in rock history – which band is the 

greatest? These two legendary bands will engage 

in an on-stage, mash-up duel – a musical “shoot 

out of the hits” if you will – featuring internationally 

renowned tribute bands, Abbey Road and 

Jumping Jack Flash. Watch as these two bands 

go head-to-head to see which one can rock your 

socks off the most! 

Finally, as the sun goes down, watch the sky 

light up with the City’s 20-minute fireworks show 

beginning at 9pm. This dazzling pyrotechnic 

display will be accompanied to choreographed 

music and is guaranteed to have you leaving the 

event filled with a spirit of patriotism and a sense 

of gratitude. 

Buy your tickets starting Monday, June 1, for 

only $4 per person for all ages at the following 

locations: 

Community Services Department: 16860 

Valencia Avenue 

Don Day Center: 14501 Live Oak Avenue 

City Hall: 8353 Sierra Avenue 

Jessie Turner Center: 15556 Summit Avenue 

Tickets must be presented for admission the 

day of the event. Tickets will not be made available 

for purchase at the gate so be sure to visit one 

of the locations before they sell out. IER 

July 4, 6-9:30pm 

Fontana’s 4th Of July Celebration 

Fontana High School, 9453 Citrus Avenue in Fontana 

MORE INFORMATION: (909) 349-6900 

WEBSITE: Events.Fontana.org 

Oil and Water dOn’t Mix. 

Used motor oil should NEVER be 

poured onto the ground, into storm 

drains or tossed into trash cans (even in 

a sealed container) because it contains 

toxins which contaminate the soil, 

groundwater, streams and rivers. 

Two easy ways to Safely dispose of used oil and filters: 

1. FREE curbside pick up is 

available to city residents for 

used oil. Call 1-800-698-4377 

to schedule an appointment. 

2. Drop off used oil at a 

Recycling Collection Center. 

For the nearest location go to 

calrecycle.ca.gov/UsedOil/Info 

or call 1-800-CLEANUP 

Public Works Department 

RiversideCa.gov/trash/ 

826-5311 

Funded by CalRecycle 

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FOOD t 

It’s A Taste Sensation With 

Riverside Restaurant Week 

Enjoy special meals and 

special deals for ten days at 

participating restaurants 

Riverside Restaurant Week will once again 

offer ten days of delicious dining across 

the city. From Friday, June 17th to Sunday, 

June 26th, diners can enjoy either a special 

menu item, a combination of items at a special 

price or a discounted meal. 

Visit DineRiverside.com to find a list of 

participating restaurants and start planning your 

restaurant week today. 

Riverside Restaurant Week is expected to 

have over 100 restaurants participate in this 

fourth annual event. Diners can expect to find 

local coffee shops, fast-casual restaurants, formal 

restaurants and everything in between. Scattered 

across the City of Riverside and offerings in a 

wide variety of restaurant categories, there is 

something for everyone! 

This event is aimed at showcasing the variety 

that Riverside really has. Organizers hope diners 

will try something new and the restaurants experience 

the increased foot traffic – a win for both! 

Plus, join in the conversation with 

#DineRiverside and show the tasty treats and 

killer deals you find during Riverside Restaurant 

Week from Friday, June 17th to Sunday, 

June 26th. 

For a complete list of participating restaurants, 

visit DineRiverside.com. IER 


t MOUNTAIN FUN 

Enjoy Gold Rush Days At 

Lake Arrowhead Village 

FIRST BAPTIST 

CHURCH OF RIVERSIDE 

PRESENTS 

EXPEDITION 

NORWAY VBS 

Lake Arrowhead Village is presenting a new event 

this year. On July 9th and 10th, bring the family 

to Gold Rush Days! Pan for gold, play old-time 

games, enjoy period music, square dancing and entertainment 

on Center Stage and play along with the 

period costumed characters. There will be interesting 

crafts and period vendors plying their wares. 

On Saturday only, there will be a Chili Cook-off 

where you can taste all of the chili and vote for your 

favorite. 

As always, Lake Arrowhead Village features its free 

Summer Concert Series which begins this year on Friday, 

May 13th, with Noise Pollution’s tribute to AC/ 

7th 

Annual 

DC. The concerts are free, but reserved table seating 

can be purchased online. 

The Village plays host to many events throughout 

the year including the New Boat Show on June 4th 

and 5th, the Annual Antique & Wooden Boat Show 

on June 11th and 12th, the Lake Arrowhead Classic 

Car & Motorcycle Show on July 30th, KidFest on 

August 6th and Oktoberfest every Saturday and 

Sunday beginning on September 17th and runs for 

six weekends! 

Be sure to visit www.TheLakeArrowheadVillage. 

com often for updated events, concert listings and 

store specials and sales. IER 

Idyllwild Natre Center 

Lemon Lily Festival 

Live MusicNatre Hikes to Wild LiliesFood 

Pioneer TownFree Shuttle From Town 

Guest SpeakersPony RidesLocal Arisans 

Children’s Craſts & Activities 

Stargazing Kick-Off on Friday Evening! 

th th 

July 9 - 10, 2016 

9 am to 4 pm 

Festival donations benefit the ongoing 

Supported in part by FRIENDS of San Jacinto Mountain County Parks Lemon Lily Restoration Project 

www.lemonlilyfestival.com 25225 Hwy 243, Idyllwild, CA 92549 (951) 659-3850 

Children ages 3 years old to 

6th grade are invited to 

experience the sights, sounds, 

smells, and tastes of a unique culture 

at Expedition Norway VBS, 

where kids discover how much 

God loves the world. 

Expedition Norway is a whole 

new environment filled with incredible 

Bible-learning adventures, 

cultural experiences, team-building 

games, unique treats, and cool 

faith-building songs. 

Plus they’ll help kids discover 

how to see evidence of God in 

everyday life, something they call 

God Sightings. 

So mark these dates on your 

calendar: June 13-17th. The fun 

goes from 6:30-8:30pm each night, 

with a closing program and family 

dinner on Friday. 

You can register for free online 

at www.fbriv.org or call (951) 

683-1711. 

Expedition Norway VBS takes 

place at First Baptist Church of 

Riverside, at 5500 Alessandro Blvd. 

in Riverside. IER 

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American Kestrel 

ZOO TIME! 

Big Bear Alpine Zoo 

Strives Towards 

New Heights 

High in the mountain region of Big Bear Lake, a 

gaze of raccoons (that’s what you call a group of 

raccoons) is scurrying across branches foraging 

for food items while other members of the gaze are 

busy at a nearby water source involved in their dunking 

ritual, rinsing their food through the water. What at 

first appears to be both food and hand washing is actually 

the technique used by raccoons to heighten their 

sense of touch, giving them precise information on 

what they are about to consume. 

Not far away, a male black bear tilts his head up 

and with a rapid succession of airflow through his 

nostrils, determines that a tasty food source is close by. 

His sense of smell, 100 times more powerful than that 

of a human’s, picks up a scent of an edible possibility. 

With massive arm and shoulder strength to accompany 

the incredible sense of smell, the 400-pound omnivore 

moves massive logs in an effort to find each morsel of 

hidden edible treasure. 

Known for their expertise as an ambush predator, 

two mountain lions blend in with their surrounding 

mountain flora, hiding between bark and branch. 

Above the ground, the brown, black, and grey hues of 

their fur makes them almost invisible allowing them to 

scan the activity on the ground beneath them. 

A perfect match for the surrounding bark of forest 

trees, their stealth-like behavior makes them almost 

undetectable. 

California has some of the most diverse wildlife 

in North America. But you don’t have to camp out in 

the wilderness just to catch a glimpse of some of our 

state’s amazing animals. In fact, the animals described 

above are actually animals at the Big Bear Alpine Zoo. 

Founded in 1959, the Big Bear Alpine Zoo is the only 

Alpine Zoo of its kind in the United States. Situated at 

almost 7,000 feet above sea level, the Big Bear Alpine 

Zoo serves as a rehabilitation facility for both mountain 

and nearby communities. With a nearly 80% success 

rate, animals are nursed back to health or weaned onto 

solid foods and then released back into the wild. If an 

animal is too injured or if it has lost its fear of humans, 

it cannot be released and has a home for life at Big Bear 

Alpine Zoo. 

“Our goal at the zoo is to connect our guests to 

wildlife, to demonstrate both the uniqueness of our 

animals and their habitat in the wild,” says Curator 

Bob Cisneros. “As for our animals, we focus on their 

natural behaviors, providing them with opportunities 

to thrive. I think this combination of connecting 

guests to wildlife and meeting the welfare needs of our 

animals makes us very successful at what we do.” 

If you are planning a trip to Big Bear, get your wild 

on! A visit to the zoo is the best way to see representatives 

of our mountain ecosystem. Located on 2.5 acres, 

Big Bear Alpine Zoo brings the wild to you, housing 

over 100 animals, mostly native species. 

The zoo is open daily from 10am through 5pm and 

is located at 43285 Goldmine Drive in Big Bear Lake, 

right across the street from Bear Mountain Ski and 

Board Resort. 

Each day at noon there is an animal presentation 

done by one of their keepers and three animal enrichment 

talks at 1pm, 2pm, and 3pm. 

If you want to know more about the facility and 

the animals in their care, check out the website at www. 

bigbearzoo.org or like them on their facebook page. IER 

California 

has some 

of the most diverse 

wildlife in North 

America. But you 

don’t have to 

camp out in the 

wilderness just to 

catch a glimpse of 

some of our state’s 

amazing animals. 

BIG BEAR ALPINE ZOO 

ADMISSION 

Adults 10-59 $12.00 

Children 3-9 $9.00 

Seniors 60 and over $9.00 

Children 2 and under Free 

American Badger 

Arctic Fox 


The Huck Finn Jubilee brings the best in Bluegrass 

Our goal has always been to bring the best bluegrass festival to the west, 

not only the best line-up of musicians, but the best overall experience for our 

guests and visitors to the area. 

The Huck Finn Jubilee Bluegrass Music 

Festival, produced by the Greater Ontario 

Convention & Visitors Bureau, has announced 

new activities to provide an engaging 

experience for fans as part of the ticket price in 

2016. The annual festival takes place June 10-12 

at Cucamonga-Guasti Regional Park in Ontario. 

“This is a special year – we are celebrating 

the 40th Anniversary of the Huck Finn Jubilee 

Bluegrass Music Festival” said Michael Krouse, 

President and CEO. “Our goal has always been 

to bring the best bluegrass festival to the west, 

not only the best line-up of musicians, but the 

best overall experience for our guests and visitors 

to the area.” 

In keeping with the story theme of Huck 

Finn, a large area of Cucamonga-Guasti Regional 

Park will be designated as Tom Sawyer Village 

where the following family friendly activities 

will be available: 

»» 

Huck Finn Jubilee Kids Music Education 

Program takes place on Saturday and Sunday 

for kids ages 8 to 16. Five instruments are 

taught by talented teachers from The Folk 

Music Center. Advance registration required. 

»» 

The Blacksmith Boys – learn and watch the 

talented blacksmiths as they transform and 

recycle metal into beautiful pieces of art. 

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»» 

Riley’s Stone Soup Farm Encampment turns 

back the hands of time. Join in the old time 

games like tug-o- war, sack races and pie 

eating contests or join in gem stone panning 

and arts and crafts. 

»» 

Jug Band music instruction by members of 

the Tennessee Mafia Jug Band takes place two 

times on Saturday that includes take home 

instruments to the first 40 guests. 

»» 

Rock Climbing provides a view from the top! 

»» 

Art in Motion where kids can explore watercolor 

painting or create their own postcards. 

»» 

Movies in the Park are scheduled to start at 

dusk. Thursday night campers can enjoy “A 

Prairie Home Companion”. Friday night 

is the animated movie “Tom Sawyer”, and 

Saturday night is “The Goonies”. 

»» 

Story Time is brought to you daily by the 

Ovitt Family Library in Ontario. 

»» 

There are plenty of places to grab a bite to eat 

and enjoy a Picnic. 

»» 

Zero Gravity Water Activities are fun for 

everyone. 

»» 

The Swimming Pool and Waterpark is open 

too. 

»» 

Paddle Boats let you explore the lakes. 

»» 

Playground for the kids will provide some 

exercise for the little ones. 


MUSIC LINEUP 

Of course, this festival is the “best in the 

west” when it comes to Bluegrass Music. Huck 

Finn Jubilee Bluegrass Music Festival once again 

has a stellar line up including: 

FRIDAY, JUNE 10: David Grisman Bluegrass 

Experience, Peter Rowan Band, Rhonda Vincent 

& The Rage, Balsam Range, The Special Consensus, 

and The Mountain Faith Band. An ‘80’s 

Retro Late Night Party featuring Love Canon 

will conclude the first day. 

SATURDAY, JUNE 11: Soggy Bottom Boys, 

Leftover Salmon, The Cleverlys, Dan Tyminski 

Band, Doyle Lawson & Quicksilver, Della Mae, 

The Boxcars, and The Church Sisters. The Late 

night square dance will feature the Hogslop 

String Band. 

SUNDAY, JUNE 12: Punch Brothers, The Infamous 

Stringdusters, Elephant Revival, Mountain 

Heart, Dailey & Vincent, Sweetwater String 

Band, and Flatt Lonesome. 

ADVANCE TICKETS START AT $45. 

TO PURCHASE TICKETS AND FOR 

MORE INFORMATION VISIT 

WWW.HUCKFINN.COM. IER


Theater & The Arts 

CSUSB THEATRE 

PRESENTS 

‘HOW TO SUCCEED 

IN BUSINESS…’ 

A musical tale of ambition, 

capitalism, caffeine 

addiction and questionable 

ethics. 

(Pictured) “How To Succeed In Business 

Without Really Trying” performers (left 

to right) Kaylee De Leon, Brandon 

Marquez, and Ginakay Hatley. 

PHOTO BY ROBERT WHITEHEAD, CSUSB. 

SATURDAY, JUNE 4, AT 2 P.M. AND 8 P.M.; 

SUNDAY, JUNE 5, AT 8 P.M.; 

THURSDAY, JUNE 9, AT 8 P.M.; 

FRIDAY, JUNE 10, AT 8 P.M.; 

SATURDAY, JUNE 11, AT 2 P.M. AND 8 P.M.; AND 

SUNDAY, JUNE 12, AT 2 P.M. 

Cal State San Bernardino’s Department of Theatre 

Arts will cap off the university’s 50th Anniversary 

season of productions with Frank Loesser and Abe 

Burrows’ How To Succeed in Business Without Really Trying 

on Friday, June 3. 

Directed by CSUSB professor Tom Provenzano, the 

play follows the meteoric rise of young J. Pierrepont 

Finch from ambitious window washer to vice president 

of advertising at the World-Wide Wicket Company, all 

thanks to the morally bankrupt advice found in a book 

entitled “How to Succeed in Business…” As he climbs 

the corporate ladder, Finch begins to jeopardize not 

only his career, but also his blossoming romance with 

secretary Rosemary Pilkington. 

This musical production set in the 1960s is a satirical 

tale of ambition, capitalism, caffeine addiction and 

questionable ethics. How To Succeed in Business Without 

Really Trying opens Friday, June 3 at 8pm, with additional 

performances on: 

Individual and season tickets may be purchased 

from the CSUSB Theatre Arts Box Office by phone at 

(909) 537-5884, or online at theatre.csusb.edu. Tickets 

start at $6 for students and children under 17; $12 

for faculty, staff, senior citizens and military; $15 for 

adults. Performances take place in the Ronald E. Barnes 

Theatre on the CSUSB campus. Parking at CSUSB is 

$6 Monday-Friday and $3 on the weekend. 

Set in the foothills of the beautiful San Bernardino 

Mountains, CSUSB is a preeminent center of intellectual 

and cultural activity in inland Southern California. 

Celebrating its 50th anniversary in 2015-2016, CSUSB 

serves more than 20,000 students each year and graduates 

about 4,000 students annually. 

For more information about Cal State San Bernardino, 

contact the university’s Office of Strategic 

Communication at (909) 537-5007 and visit news. 

csusb.edu. IER 

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Love, Lies, And 

Music Collide 

In Lewis’ ‘The 

Music Man’ 

July 5 - August 31, 2016 

140 Fine Artists, 

Live Music, Workshops, 

Events + More! 

LagunaFestivalofArts.org 

The Lewis Family 

Playhouse presents a 

tale of music, love, and 

cons, with The Music Man, 

July 16-24. The Music Man 

follows fast-talking traveling 

salesman Harold Hill 

as he cons the people of 

River City, Iowa, into buying 

instruments and uniforms 

for a boys’ band he vows to 

organize. His plans to skip 

town with the cash are foiled when he falls for Marian the librarian, who 

transforms him into a respectable citizen by curtain’s fall. 

This six-time Tony 

award-winning musical 

comedy has been entertaining 

audiences since 1957 

and is a family-friendly 

story to be shared with every 

generation. See it, July 16th 

– 24th with performances 

on Saturdays at 2pm and 

7:30pm and Sundays at 

2pm. Tickets for Gold Level Seating are priced at $20 for General, $18 for 

Senior and $16 for Youth. All Platinum Level Seating are priced at $22.50. 

The production is put on by the Rancho Cucamonga Community 

Theatre, with book, music, and lyrics by Meredith Willson and story by 

Meredith Willson and Frank Lacey. The Rancho Cucamonga Community 

Theatre (RCCT) program is designed to provide a quality, learning and 

performance experience for youth, teens and adults in the community. 

Professionally directed and designed, theatre productions include large 

scale, Broadway-style musicals as well as smaller, intimate plays (comedies 

& dramas) and revues. 

RCCT is supported through ticket sales, advertising sales, participation 

fees, fundraising efforts, along with generous contributions from the Rancho 

Cucamonga Community & Arts Foundation and other arts-friendly 

business and organizations through sponsorships and grants. Show attendance 

currently exceeds 3,500 ticketed audience members annually. 

For additional information or to purchase tickets visit www.lewisfamilyplayhouse.com 

or call (909) 477-2752 or (877) 858-8422. IER 

This six-time Tony 

award-winning 

musical comedy has 

been entertaining 

audiences since 1957. 

ARTIST: 

WILLIAM R. BRION 

July 7 - August 31, 2016 

Pageant of the Masters 

A Unique Theatrical Performance 

PageantTickets.com 

Advance Tickets: $15 - $230 

650 LAGUNA CANYON ROAD, LAGUNA BEACH, CA 92651 

800.487.3378 


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TIBBIES CENTER STAGE THEATER 

ANNOUNCES THEIR 2016/2017 SEASON 

Something for everyone at Center Stage! 

TIBBIES Center Stage is proud to present 

its 2016/2017 season of entertainment at 

the beautiful Art Deco Theater. Get ready 

for a year filled with love and laughter, great 

music, and powerful performances at TIBBIES 

Center Stage Fontana. 

The 2016/2017 season promises to be one 

of the best yet at Center Stage filled with four 

powerhouse Broadway shows, two murder 

mystery weekends, two TIBBIES song and 

dance reviews, and a Michael Jackson tribute 

show not to be missed! 

The Broadway series feature a diverse mix 

of musical comedy and emotion. The season 

starts this July with the musical comedy 9 to 5. 

The show is based upon the movie originally 

staring Dolly Parton, Jane Fonda, and Lilly 

Tomlin. The show itself was written by Dolly 

Parton and has been a great success. The show 

runs July 8 – July 24th. 

Moving to the fall Center Stage will present 

the Addams Family. This Broadway musical 

comedy hit is perfect for the Halloween season 

and is filled with all of your favorite characters 

from the TV show. 

February of 2017 bring Ragtime to the 

stage. This powerful Broadway musical is set 

in the early 20th century and tells the struggle 

of attaining the American Dream. The show 

is filled with powerful performances that will 

move and inspire. 

Finally in April of 2017 the hit musical 

comedy Hairspray will take guests back in time 

to the 1960’s where social change was in the 

wind and the music in the air was so great that 

no one could resist dancing! 

This year the TIBBIES series features 

two amazing shows. Holiday Follies has been 

delighting audiences for over 20 years and has 

been seen by over 100,000 guests in various 

locations. It is truly one of the best ways 

to celebrate the holiday season with family, 

friends, and coworkers. 

In May of 2017 TIBBIES is proud to 

present Solid Gold, an entire show dedicated 

to the music of the 1970’s. Whether you were 

dancing at Studio 54 or still a glimmer in your 

mother’s eye during the 70’s this show will 

have you shouting “more, more, more!” 

Another thing that makes the TIBBIES 

shows such a special experience is the fact 

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OFFICE ANGST TIBBIES Center Stage kicks off its 2016/2017 season with 9 to 5, starring Maureen Russell, 

Lori Power, and Kim Eberhardt. 

that the talented performers in the show are 

also your servers for the evening, so after they 

serve you a delicious dinner, they trade in 

their aprons for amazing costumes and take 

to the stage! “This element really makes the 

entire event interactive,” Vigiletti said. “The 

audience gets a chance to know the performers 

before the show begins and it makes them feel 

like they have a family member to cheer for up 

on the stage.” 

To round out the 2016/2017 season Center 

Stage has some really unique dinner and 

show opportunities. The very popular Murder 

Mystery Weekends are back and this year there 

are two of them. This interactive dinner and 

show features a cast of quirkie characters that 

perform throughout the evening and help you 

“crack the case” and solve the crime. 

On January 20th and 21st, Center Stage 

will present Return of the King a tribute to 

Michael Jackson. This show features Tejai Sullivan, 

one of the world’s best Michael Jackson 

tribute artists. 

TIBBIES Center Stage Theater in Fontana 

is one of the Inland Empire’s Premier dining 

and entertainment venues. TIBBIES Center 

Stage is home to Broadway shows, TIBBIES 

cruise ship style song and dance revues, celebrity 

touring and variety acts and private functions. 

This award winning dinner theater was 

originally built in 1936 as a movie theater, but 

went through a 7 million dollar metamorphosis 

in 2008 when it was reopened as TIBBIES 

Center Stage Theater and Events Center. 

If you’re looking for a terrific experience 

for your family, friends or coworkers, TIBBIES 

Center Stage is the place to go. Whether a 

family gathering or company party for up to 

175 guests, visit Center Stage for a great night 

of elegant dining and extravagant entertainment. 

For more information, go online to 

www.centerstagefontana.com or call 

909-429- SHOW (7469). IER 

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TICKET 

PRICES 

ONLY 

$15 

A Non-Profit 501-c3 Corporation 

www.bigbeartheater.org 

A delightful Broadway musical! 

If you liked The Music Man... 

you’ll love 

Take Me Along! 

PRESENTS 

TAKE ME 

ALONG 

JULY 15-31, 2016 

Siblings, Vanya and Sonia, share a home in Bucks County, PA, where they spend their 

days reflecting on their lost dreams and debating if their 9 cherry trees constitute an 

orchard. When Masha, their movie star sister, returns home she brings with her a flurry 

of drama, a litany of insecurity and a much younger lover named Spike. Masha has 

returned to attend a costume party hosted by an influential neighbor. She insists they 

all attend - as characters from Snow White. 

Sorry, no children under 5 are admitted. • Mature audiences. 

RIVERSIDE COMMUNITY PLAYERS 

(951) 686-4030 

4026 14th St., Riverside 

www.riversidecommunityplayers.com 

MUSIC & LYRICS BY ROBERT MERRILL 

BOOK BY JOSEPH STEIN & ROBERT RUSSELL 

Based On the Play 

“Ah, Wilderness!” By Eugene O’Neill 

Original Production by David Merrick 

DIRECTED, & CHOREOGRAPHED BY 

KAREN SARGENT RACHELS 

June 24, 25, 29, July 1, 2, 6, 8, 9 at 7:30 

June 26, July 3, 10 matinees at 1:30 

Res. Seating: $17 - $29 ADULT; $16-$27 SENIORS 

$11 - $20 STU/CHILD 

Big Bear Lake Performing Arts Center 

39707 Big Bear Boulevard 

BOX OFFICE(909)866-4970 

Open Tues-Fri 1-6 p.m. & 1 p.m. Showdays 

Purchase Tickets On-Line: 

www.bigbeartheater.org 


THEATER AND MUSIC CAMPS 

Give Children 

A Chance To 

Experience 

Performance Skills 


Calling all thespians and aspiring singers! 

Riverside Children’s Theatre (RCT) is 

accepting registrations for its 3rd annual 

Theater and Music Summer Camps! Riverside 

Children’s Theatre, a non-profit organization, 

is the leading children’s theater in Riverside 

County with an award-winning performing 

arts school and performance troupe. 

RCT has won awards from the Inland 

Theater League and the Press Enterprise. For 

59 years, RCT has introduced thousands of 

children from Riverside and surrounding 

communities to the magical world of theater. 

Through participation in drama instruction 

and performance opportunities both on and 

off the stage, RCT is instilling a life-long love 

of the performing arts in the hearts of our 

youth. 

RCT is offering two 

different Theater Camps and a Music Camp 

this year. Introduction to Theater Camp will 

be held from June 20 to 24, 9am to 4pm. 

This camp will teach acting terminology, the 

basics of improvisation, understanding stage 

directions, the basics of auditioning, stage 

makeup and set design. 

Campers will prepare and 

perform a scripted scene 

and a monologue in a 

performance for parents 

on the last day of camp. 

This camp is for kids between 

8 and 17 years old. 

Advanced Theater 

Camp will be held from 

June 27 to July 1st, 9am 

to 4pm. In this camp students 

will work on improvisation, 

the elements of 

drama, sensory awareness, 

and pantomime skills. 

They will also learn more 

advanced stage makeup 

techniques and receive an 

in-depth look at backstage 

work, 

RCT is instilling a 

life-long love of the 

performing arts in the 

hearts of our youth. 

prop fabrication and sound. Advanced campers 

will write, prepare, memorize, and set dress 

a complete scripted scene. This camp is for 

kids between 11 and 17 years old, with some 

prior theater experience. 

Music Camp will be held from July 25 

to 29th, 9am to 12pm. Attendees will learn 

techniques to improve vocal quality and work 

in an intensive class with small (5:1) student 

teacher ratio to prepare a final musical theater 

song for presentation on the last day of camp. 

Music camp is open to kids between 8 and 17 

years old. 

All three camps are held at RCT’s production 

office located at 2900 Adams St., Suite B4 

in Riverside. More information and registration 

forms are available on RCT’s website at 

www.riversidechildrenstheatre.org. IER 

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CATS Presents ‘Take Me Along’ 

CATS, The Community Arts Theater Society, 

will present the delightful Broadway musical 

Take Me Along for 11 performances 

at the Big Bear Lake Performing Arts Center. 

Performances are June 24, 25, 29, July 1, 2, 6, 8 

and 9 at 7:30pm and Sunday matinees on June 

26, July 3 and 10 at 1:30pm. All performances 

are reserved seating and prices range from $17 to 

$29 for adults, $16 to $27 for seniors and $11 

to $20 for students/children depending on date 

and location of seats. There is a discount for those 

serving in the military. 

For info and tickets check the CATS website 

at www.bigbeartheater.org or call the PAC Box 

Office at (909) 866-4970. 

Take Me Along opened on Broadway in 

October of 1959, during the “Golden Age of 

Broadway.” Originally starring Jackie Gleason, 

who won the 1960 Tony Award for his hilarious 

performance, and also starring Walter Pidgeon in 

his magnificent singing role, Take Me Along is a 

high spirited family musical filled with wonderful 

songs and delightfully funny scenes. The musical 

made a star of Robert Morse, and introduced a 

young dancer to Broadway by the name of Valerie 

Harper. The Music & Lyrics for the musical were 

Take Me Along is set 

on July 4, 1906, and 

is the perfect family 

musical. 

written by Robert Merrill (Funny Girl) with book 

by Joseph Stein (Fiddler On The Roof) and Robert 

Russell. It was originally produced by David Merrick, 

with staging by Onna White. 

After closing on Broadway, the musical played 

National Tours and summer stock venues for several 

years. It was so popular that United Airlines 

adapted the title song for a massive ad campaign 

in the late ‘60s. 

CATS is reviving the musical again, having 

produced it 15 years ago. Director-Choreographer 

Karen Sargent Rachels, who once toured 

with the musical along with Dan Dailey, has fond 

memories of the show. She says: “Along with a 

terrific score, the musical has a wonderful script, 

based on Eugene O’Neill’s classic comedy, Ah, 

Wilderness!. Teenagers as well as Senior citizens 

fall in love, come of age and try to stay out of 

trouble, all with delightful singing and dancing. 

If you liked The Music Man, you’ll love 

Take Me Along.” 

Take Me Along is set on July 4, 1906, and 

is the perfect family musical. Once again, CATS’ 

Set Designer, Joanne McMaster, has designed a 

lovely period set for use on the Performing Arts 

Center’s revolving stage. Costumes are designed 

by Priscilla Anderson, with Bob Perry in charge of 

Set Construction. Karen Bergmann is Associate 

Producer, Adam McDonald is Production Coordinator 

and Joe Sellarole is Musical Director. The 

cast includes several of CATS’ star performers including 

Steve Mangels, Adam McDonald, Diana 

Hintergardt, Nancy Walker, Timmy Brasher and 

Jessica Brasher. 

Tickets are on sale now. Tickets and information 

are available through the CATS Website at 

www.bigbeartheater.org. IER 

Riverside Children’s Theatre presents 

Summer Theater and Music Camps!! 

*INTRO TO THEATER CAMP: JUNE 20-24, 9AM TO 4PM, $225 

*Advanced Theater Camp: June 27-July 1, 9am to 

4pm, $225 

*Music Camp: July 25-July 29, 9am to 12pm, $195 

In theater camp you will learn improvisation, set 

design, stage makeup, and scene work! 

Music camp will focus on improving vocal techniques 

and preparing a song for a final performance. 

More details about all camps available at 

www.riversidechildrenstheatre.org 

or email us at 

summercamp@riversidechildrenstheatre.org 



THEATRE & ARTS EVENT GUIDE 

Send your events to ier@inlandreview.com or go online to www.inlandreview.com. 

ART DEPOT GALLERY 

In the Helen Putnam Historical Plaza, 

in downtown Fontana. Visual arts 

programs, gallery exhibits and events. 

16822 Spring St. 

(909) 349-6900. arts.fontana.org. 

THE BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB IDOL – 

SEASON 8 

The Rotary Club of Old Town 

Temecula and the Boys & Girls Clubs 

of Southwest County announce 

audition dates for their popular vocal 

competition. The competition is open 

to all boys and girls, ages 6 to 18. 

June 14 – Franklin’s Cove in Murrieta; 

June 15 – Storm Stadium in Lake 

Elsinore; June 16 – Impact Church in 

Menifee; June 26 – Promenade Mall in 

Temecula. Visit www.BGCIDOL.com 

or any Southwest County Boys & Girls 

Club to sign up for the competition. 

CAL STATE UNIVERSITY SAN 

BERNARDINO 

(909) 537-5884 

theatre.csusb.edu. 

HOW TO SUCCEED IN BUSINESS 

WITHOUT REALLY TRYING: June 3. 

See article on page 18. 

CALIFORNIA THEATER OF THE 

PERFORMING ARTS 

(909) 885-5152; 

www.theatricalarts.com. 

562 W. Fourth St., San Bernardino. 

MAN OF LA MANCHA: July 15-17. 

THE CAVE 

40789 Village Dr. Big Bear Lake. The 

Cave is a 400-seat concert venue, 

located in the heart of Big Bear Village. 

www.thecavebigbear.com. 

DESPERADO: June 4. 

BERLIN AT THE CAVE: June 11. 

CUBENSIS AT THE CAVE: June 17. 

WYNONNA & THE BIG NOISE: June 

18. 

TAYLOR DAYNE AT MUSIC IN THE 

MOUNTAINS: June 25. 

DONAVON FRANKENREITER AT THE 

CAVE: June 25. 

GUITAR LEGEND DICK DALE AT THE 

CAVE: July 2. 

ZEPPELIN USA AT THE CAVE: July 3. 

ELTON JOHN’S GREATEST 

HITS LIVE, FEATURING BRODY 

DOLYNIUK: July 8. 

CASH’D OUT AT THE CAVE: July 9. 

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CITIZENS BUSINESS BANK ARENA 

4000 E. Ontario Center Parkway, 

Ontario. www.cbbankarena.com. 

SPIRIT WEST COAST 2016: June 10. 

MASL 2016 INTERNATIONAL, USA 

VS. MEXICO: June 27. 

COACHELLA VALLEY 

REPERTORY THEATRE 

At the Atrium in Rancho Mirage, 

69930 Highway 111. 

(760) 296-2966. www.cvrep.org. 

SUMMER CABARET SERIES: June 

3-5. 

AUDITIONS FOR SUMMER STAGED 

READINGS: July 9-10. 

COMMUNITY ARTS THEATER 

SOCIETY 

Big Bear Lake Performing Arts Center, 

39707 Big Bear Blvd. (909) 866- 

4970. www.bigbeartheater.org. 

TAKE ME ALONG: See article on 

page 23. 

FALLBROOK ART CENTER 

Sculpture, painting, printmaking, 

wildlife, glass, ceramic, and 

photography fine art shows. 

103 S. Main St., Fallbrook. 

fallbrookartcenter.org. 

(760) 728-1414. 

FESTIVAL OF ARTS 

July 5 - Aug. 31, 140 fine artists, 

live music, workshops, and more. In 

Laguna. lagunafestivalofarts.org. See 

article on page 27. 

FONTANA COMMUNITY 

SENIOR CENTER ART GALLERY 

The art gallery is located on the 

Center’s upper level in the Library 

and Art Gallery Corridor, 

16710 Ceres Ave., in Fontana. 

(909) 349-6975. arts.fontana.org. 

FOX PERFORMING ARTS CENTER 

In Downtown Riverside, 

3801 Mission Inn Ave. Tickets are 

available at the Fox Box Office, 

LiveNation.com, ticketmaster.com, or 

charge by phone at 

(951) 779-9800. For information, 

visit riversidelive.com. 

AMANDA MIGUEL Y DIEGO 

VERDAGUER: June 4. 

THE RIDES, PIERCED ARROW TOUR: 

June 5. 

DR. CESAR LOZANO: June 10. 

JOE JACKSON: June 19. 

BRAT PACK MOVIE SERIES, PRETTY 

IN PINK: July 1. 

BRAT PACK MOVIE SERIES, ST. 

ELMO’S FIRE: July 8. 

DIANA REYES: July 9. 

LEWIS FAMILY PLAYHOUSE 

12505 Cultural Center Dr., Rancho 

Cucamonga. Tickets available at 

lewisfamilyplayhouse.com, 

(909) 477-2752. 

FRANKIE AVALON: June 3. 

CHERRY POPPIN’ DADDIES, THE 

RAT PACK TRIBUTE: June 4, 2pm 

and 8pm. 

FRANKIE AVALONE: June 3. See 


CHERRY POPPIN DADDIES - RAT 

PACK TRIBUTE: June 4. See article 

on page 25. 

VSPA’S HOORAY FOR 

HOLLYWOOD!: June 9-12. 

DANCE DYNAMICS: June 25-26. 

THE MUSIC MAN: July 16-24. See 


PAGEANT OF THE MASTERS 

July 7 - Aug. 31. A unique theatrical 

experience. In Laguna. pageanttickets. 

com. Prices from $15 to $230. See 


RIVERSIDE ART MUSEUM 

3425 Mission Inn Ave., Riverside. 

(951) 684-7111. riversideartmuseum. 

org. Admission: Members: Free. 

Military Families (with I.D.): Free. 

Children under 12: Free. General 

admission: $5. Students (with I.D.), 

Seniors (65+), and Educators: $3. 

RIVERSIDE CHILDREN’S THEATRE 

SUMMER THEATER AND MUSIC 

CAMPS: Intro to Theater Camp runs 

June 20-24, Advanced Theater Camp 

runs June 27-July 1. 

www.riversidechildrenstheatre.org. 


RIVERSIDE COMMUNITY PLAYERS 

4026 14th St., in Riverside. 

(951) 686-4030. 

riversidecommunityplayers.com. 

THE MURDER ROOM: Through June 5. 

VANYA AND SONIA AND MASHA 

AND SPIKE: July 15-31. $15. 

RIVERSIDE MUNICIPAL 

AUDITORIUM 

3485 Mission Inn Ave., Riverside. 

(951) 779-9800. 

venue.riversiderma.com. 

HELLYEAH: WE’RE ALL IN THIS 

TOGETHER TOUR: June 4. 

LEON LARREGUI: June 16. 

DAMAGE INC: June 17. 


AVI’S DANCE PROJECT - 1ST 

ANNUAL DANCER’S SHOWCASE: 

June 25. 

MARISELA: July 2. 

TEMECULA COMMUNITY THEATER 

42051 Main St., Temecula. 

(866) 653-8696. 

www.temeculatheater.com. 

JAZZ AT THE MERC: Every Thursday, 

7:30pm. 

COMEDY AT THE MERC: 2nd Friday 

and last Saturday of the month, 8pm. 

CLASSICS AT THE MERC: 2nd and 

4th Sundays of the month, 3pm. 

SPEAKEASY AT THE MERC: Every 

2nd Saturday, 7pm. 

COUNTRY LIVE! AT THE MERC: 

Every 1st and 3rd Saturday, 7pm. 

SOUTH PACIFIC: June 2-5, June 9-12. 

SHAKESPEARE IN THE VINES - 

MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING: June 

9-26. 

POLYNESIAN LUAU SHOW: June 15. 

HOUSE OF FLOYD (PINK FLOYD 

TRIBUTE): June 16. 

DIEGO MONDRAGON Y AMIGOS: 

June 17. 

DESTINATION: WORLD: June 18. 

BIG BAND RADIO SHOW: June 19. 

DIXIELAND AT THE MERC: June 19. 

DANCEXCHANGE: June 21. 

SEUSSICAL THE MUSICAL 2016: 

June 23-26. 

THE MUSIC OF ABBA: June 26. 

TIBBIES CENTER STAGE THEATER 

8463 Sierra Ave., Fontana. 

(909) 429-7469. 

centerstagefontana.com. 

NOCHES CON RITMO: Thursday 

nights. Salsa lessons 7pm, 

open dance 8pm. Dancing, live 

entertainment, appetizers. $5 before 

9pm, $7 after 9pm. 18+ event. 7pm 

- Midnight. 

CAN’T STOP DANCIN’: Through 

June 19. 

2016/2017 SEASON: See article on 

page 20. IER


Lewis Family Playhouse Presents Frankie 

Avalon And The Cherry Poppin Daddies 

The Lewis Family Playhouse in Rancho Cucamonga presents a pair 

of shows in early June that’ll take you back, with Frankie Avalon on 

June 3 and the Rat Pack tribute Cherry Poppin Daddies on June 4. 

FRANKIE AVALON – LIVE IN CONCERT 

- JUNE 3 

With a long string of Gold Record 

million-seller singles and albums, Frankie’s 

music has become one of the defining 

sounds of the “pre-Beatles” rock’n’roll 

scene. From music making to movie starring, 

this multi-faceted star has also made 

a name headlining the finest supper clubs 

and niteries, playing to sold-out houses in 

every major city in America. Enjoy a very 

special night with one of the most talented 

performers in entertainment history Friday, 

June 3, at 8pm at the. Tickets are priced 

at $50 for General and $48 for Senior. All 

Platinum Level Seating are priced at $55. 

CHERRY POPPIN DADDIES 

– RAT PACK TRIBUTE - 

JUNE 4 

Oregon’s own Cherry Poppin’ 

Daddies single-handedly 

put swing back on the map 

with their smash hit “Zuit 

Suit Riot,” and now this high 

energy big band offers a new 

twist in their salute to the Rat Pack. Don’t miss this amazing night full of 

swing, jazz and big band orchestra, as the Cherry Poppin’ Daddies offer a 

superb set of standards that have come to epitomize the Rat Pack’s repertoire. 

They perform Saturday, June 4, at 8pm. Tickets are priced at $45 for 

General and $43 for Senior. All Platinum Level Seating are priced `at $55. 

The Lewis Family Playhouse is located at 12505 Cultural Center Drive 

in Rancho Cucamonga. For additional information or to purchase 

tickets visit www.lewisfamilyplayhouse.com or call (909) 477-2752 or 

(877) 858-8422. IER 

Sinfona Mexicana Mariachi Youth Academy 

From San Bernardino Wins Top Honor 

Sinfonia Mexicana Mariachi 

Youth Academy 

of San Bernardino was 

awarded 2nd place at the San 

Juan Capistrano 12th Annual 

“Battle of the Mariachi.” The 

Academy competed against 

10 top rated Mariachi Youth 

Groups from throughout 

California and Arizona. The 

San Bernardino group was the second most highly rated mariachi in 

the youth category and the best rated group from California. 

The performance to an audience of 4,000 people comes just one 

week after their Mother’s Day performance at Whitmer Auditorium at 

Colton High School. 

“We are very proud of our students who have worked very hard 

to prepare for this performance”, said Tony Bocanegra, the Executive 

Director. “These youth are goodwill ambassadors for the City of San 

Bernardino.” Oscar Tostado is the director of the Academy and Sinfonia 

Mexicana President, Maria Saenz is the assistant Director. 

The Academy is housed at Sturges Center for the Fine Arts and is partially 

funded by a grant from the San Bernardino Fine Arts Commission. 

The Mariachi Youth Academy, now in its 7th year, continues to provide 

students with a music education focused on mariachi music, and mentors 

students to excel academically and pursue a college education. IER 

Book by 

Abe Burrows, Jack Weinstock 

and Willie Gilbert 

Based upon the book by Shepherd Mead 

Music Director Rick Hoglund 

Choreography by Lisa Lyons 

Music and Lyrics by 

Frank Loesser 

Directed By Tom Provenzano 



PAGEANT OF THE 

MASTERS DIRECTOR PLAYS 

MATCHMAKER WITH 2016 

SHOW, ‘PARTNERS’ 

The 2016 Pageant of the Masters, Partners, 

sets out in search of stories of compelling 

collaborations that led to the creation of unforgettable 

artworks. This one-of-a-kind theatrical 

event, featuring live narration and original music 

performed live by the Pageant’s orchestra, takes 

place in the beautiful Irvine Bowl on the grounds 

of Laguna’s Festival of Arts July 7 – August 31. 

“My inspiration for Partners began during 

research for the 2012 show, The Genius,” said 

Pageant Director Diane Challis Davy. “We 

discovered a portrait of the Lavoisiers, an influential 

husband-and-wife team doing scientific 

research in 18th century France. Theirs was a 

partnership in both science and art.” She continued, 

“Then, in the midst of planning a salute 

to movies in 2013’s The Big Picture, I began to 

think ‘dance in the movies’ might be a wonderful 

subject for an end-of-act-one finale, including 

a tribute to the masters of cinematic 

choreography and iconic dance partners, Gene 

Kelly and Fred Astaire.” 

Pageant Scriptwriter Dan Duling added, 

“Art doesn’t happen in a vacuum. Leonardo’s 

mural of The Last Supper wouldn’t exist if he 

hadn’t found a patron to give him the go-ahead. 

And who knows where Lewis and Clark might 

have ended up without the guidance and assistance 

of Sacajawea?” 

The 2016 Pageant will feature artworks from 

many nations including France, Spain, Sweden, Italy 

and Mexico, in search of memorable art made 

possible by partnerships – between husbands and 

wives, artists and models, even artists and their 

patrons. This theatrical and musical journey will 

also consider how partnership can become an 

ideal subject for masterpieces devoted to family, 

love and courtship, as well as historical, scientific 

and even fictional quests. Director Challis Davy 

acknowledged the challenge she’s already faced. 

“There are so many artworks inspired by partnerships, 

it’s difficult to narrow them down.” 

From the warm familial scenes of Sweden’s 

Carl Larsson to the surreal originality of Frida 

Kahlo and Diego Rivera, Partners promises a 

double-dose of theatrical fun and surprises. 

This summer’s production will find new and 

exciting ways to tell the stories to be found 

within a gallery of masterpieces, many appearing 

on the Pageant stage for the very first 

time. As a preview, Challis Davy said, “We’re 

planning to incorporate video and live action 

sequences along with a behind-the-scenes look 

at how tableaux are created, and how volunteers 

are selected for the show. We will use the 

lovely moonlit landscape of our amphitheater 

as a perfect setting for some of the sculptural 

tableaux.” 

Challis Davy also shared a bit of Pageant history 

that resonates with this theme. Eighty years 

ago, in 1936, Laguna legends Roy and Marie 

Ropp presented their second summer production 

they had christened the Pageant of the Masters. 

Their blend of live music, narration and living 

pictures effectively created the template for 

today’s internationally-acclaimed Pageant. And 

that year, the Ropps concluded their production 

with its largest and most ambitious tableau. 

The first presentation of Leonardo’s The Last 

Supper brought national attention to the Festival 

and Pageant and effectively changed the course 

of history for this Laguna Beach tradition. With 

only three exceptions, The Last Supper has been 

the program’s traditional finale ever since. 

Back in 1936, Roy Ropp looked to his friends 

and neighbors to realize his Pageant dreams. 

Today, director Challis Davy depends every bit 

as much on the devotion and dedication of her 

army of volunteers who join together each summer 

as cast members and backstage volunteers. 

Challis Davy summed up her ambitions for 

this summer’s Pageant. “I think there will be 

partnerships presented that everyone can relate 

to. We hope Partners will be beautiful and entertaining, 

and encourage our audiences to think 

about the people they know and love who have 

inspired and encouraged them.” IER 

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ABOUT THE 

PAGEANT OF THE 

MASTERS 

Presented by the 

Festival of Arts of 

Laguna Beach 

The Pageant of the Masters is arguably 

one of the most unique productions 

in the entire world. Audiences are 

amazed and enchanted by ninety minutes 

of tableaux vivants (“living pictures”), 

incredibly faithful re-creations of classical 

and contemporary works of art, with real 

people posing to look exactly like their 

counterparts in the original pieces. 

DATES & TIMES 

July 7 – August 31, 2016 

Performances Nightly at 8:30pm 

TICKET INFORMATION 

Advance Tickets $15 - $230 

A Pageant Ticket also acts a season pass 

to the Festival of Arts Fine Art Show 

SPONSORS 

The Festival of Arts and Pageant of the 

Masters are sponsored in part by 

Southern California Acura Dealers, Fidelity 

Investments, KOST Radio 103.5, and the 

Ritz-Carlton Laguna Niguel. 

LOCATION 

Irvine Bowl at the Festival of Arts 

650 Laguna Canyon Road, Laguna Beach 

FOR INFORMATION & TICKETS: (800) 487-3378, www.PageantTickets.com 


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CASINOS 

AGUA CALIENTE CASINO 

(866) 858-3600. 

www.hotwatercasino.com. 

32-250 Bob Hope Drive, 

Rancho Mirage. 

ART LABOE SUMMER LOVE JAM V: 

June 4. 

KIM KYUNG HO AND SON SEUNG 

YEON: June 11, 7pm. 

GLADIATOR MMA UNFINISHED 

BUSINESS: June 25, 8pm. 

AUGUSTINE CASINO 

760-391-9500. 

www.augustinecasino.com. 

84-001 Avenue 54, Coachella. 

CAHUILLA CASINO 

52702 Highway 371, Anza. 

(951) 763-1200. 

www.cahuillacasino.com. 

FANTASY SPRINGS 

RESORT CASINO 

For tickets and information, call 

(760) 342-5000, 

(800) 827-2946 or visit 

fantasyspringsresort.com. 

BILLY CURRINGTON: June 3. 

VINCE NEIL WITH QUEENSRYCHE: 

June 11. 

YURI: June 18. 

CHICAGO WITH SPECIAL GUEST 

RITA WILSON: July 1. 

KENNY ROGERS: July 2. 

MORONGO CASINO 

(800) 252-4499. 

morongocasinoresort.com. 

49750 Seminole Dr., Cabazon. 

LADY ANTEBELLUM: June 4. 

SMOKING GOOD TIMES: June 12. 

3 DOORS DOWN: June 24. 

MOONSHINE BANDITS: June 24. 

PECHANGA RESORT & CASINO 

(951) 693-1819. 

www.pechanga.com. 

45000 Pala Road, Temecula. 

Box Office (951) 303-2507. 

YB LIVE! 20TH ANNIVERSARY 

CONCERT: June 10. 

8TH ANNUAL MICROBREW, CRAFT 

BEER, AND CHILI COOK-OFF: June 

11. 

TERRY FATOR: June 25. 

LIVE SHOW LE QUYEN AND CHAN 

THANH: July 2-3. 

MICHAEL CARBONARO LIVE: July 

9-10. 

Smooth Solutions 

PERMANENT ELECTROLYSIS 

HAIR REMOVAL 

6864 Indiana Ave., Ste. 104A 


by 

Gender Friendly 

Dana 

By Appointment Only 

(909) 900-8374 

www.smoothsolutionsbydana.com 

SAN MANUEL INDIAN 

BINGO AND CASINO 

(909) 864-5050. 

www.sanmanuel.com 

5797 North Victoria Avenue, Highland. 

SOBOBA CASINO 

(951) 665-1000 or 

(866) 4-SOBOBA. 

www.soboba.com. 

23333 Soboba Road, 

San Jacinto. 

KING OF THE CAGE: June 4. 

SPA RESORT CASINO 

(760) 323-5865. 

www.sparesortcasino.com. 

401 E. Amado Rd., 

Palm Springs. 

SPOTLIGHT 29 CASINO 

46-200 Harrison Place, Coachella. 

www.spotlight29.com. 

(800) 585-3737 or 

(760) 775-5566. 

A CELEBRATION OF THE MUSIC OF 

SELENA: June 25. 

THE OLD SCHOOL FREE STYLE 

FEST: July 2. 

“JO JO” JORGE FALCON: July 8. 

FAIRS, FESTIVALS, EVENTS 

CANYON CREST TOWNE CENTRE 

Shop, dine, relax and enjoy at the 

Towne Centre, located at 

5225 Canyon Crest Dr. in Riverside. 

(951) 686-1222. 

www.cctownecentre.com. Outdoor 

events are weather permitting. 

SUMMER CONCERTS: Begins the 

first Tuesday in June and continues 

through August, near the fountain 

in front of Romano’s on Tuesday 

evenings. Music on Saturday 

evenings in July. 7-9 pm. See article 

on page 7. 

BLOOD DRIVE AND MARROW 

SCREENING: June 22, 2-6pm. 

ANTHONY THE MAGIC: July 30, 

7pm. 

CITIZENS BUSINESS BANK ARENA 

4000 E. Ontario Center Parkway, 

Ontario. 

www.cbbankarena.com 

SPIRIT WEST COAST 2016: June 10. 

MASL 2016 INTERNATIONAL, USA 

VS. MEXICO: June 27. 

COLLEGE OF THE 

DESERT STREET FAIR 

Open air shopping, Saturdays and 

Sundays, 7am to Noon, with new 

merchandise, an arts section, food 


court, entertainment and farmers 

market. On the College of the Desert 

campus, 43-500 Monterey Ave., Palm 

Desert. (760) 636-7958. 

www.codstreetfair.net. 

CONCERTS AT FAIRMOUNT PARK 

AND DOWNTOWN RIVERSIDE 

Starting June 15. For more 

information go online to 

www.riversidedowntown.org and 

www.riversideca.gov. 

DOWNTOWN FARMERS 

MARKET IN RIVERSIDE 

Main Street between 5th and 6th 

Streets, a wide variety of novelty 

and fresh food, every Saturday in 

downtown Riverside, 8am to 1pm. 

www.riversideca.gov. 

EXPEDITION NORWAY SUMMER 

CAMP 

At First Baptist Church in Riverside. 


FESTIVAL OF ARTS 

July 5 - Aug. 31, 140 fine artists, 

live music, workshops, and more. In 

Laguna. lagunafestivalofarts.org. See 


FONTANA FARMERS’ MARKETS 

The City of Fontana offers two 

Farmers’ Market locations. For 

more information, go online to 

farmersmarket.fontana.org. 

FONTANA’S PASSPORT TO 

ADVENTURE 

Aquatic events, summer camps, 

events and more, going on in 

Fontana. For more information go 

online to recreation.fontana.org or call 

(909) 349-6900. 

FONTANA’S SPECTACULAR 4TH OF 

JULY CELEBRATION 

July 4, 6-9:30pm, at Fontana High 

School. See article on page 12.

GOLD RUSH DAYS AT LAKE 

ARROWHEAD VILLAGE 

July 9-10. See article on page 14. 

GROVE’S SUMMER SPLASH 

The Grove Community Church in 

Riverside presents its 2016 

summer camp. 

www.thegrove.cc/ 

summersplash. 

HOME AND GARDEN SHOW 

June 3-5 at the Riverside Convention 

Center. For more information call 

(951) 681-0644 or go online to 

www.homeshowconsultants.com. 

HUCK FINN JUBILEE 

Tickets are on sale now for the June 

10-12 Huck Finn Jubilee in Guastie 

Regional Park, Ontario. See article on 

page 16. 

JURUPA RODEO 

June 3-4 at Rick Thompson Arena in 

Jurupa Valley. For more information 

go online to 

www.jurupavalleyprorodeo.com or 

call (951) 790-2580. 

KIDS FISHING DERBY 

The City of Lake Elsinore hosts the 

16th annual Just 4 Kids Fishing Derby 

Saturday, June 4. At the fishing beach 

at La Laguna Resort, 32040 Riverside 

Dr. Register at www.lake-elsinore.org 

or call (951) 245-442. 

LAKE ELSINORE 4TH OF JULY 

CELEBRATION 2016 

At Lakepoint Park, 420 E. Lakeshore 

Drive, Lake Elsinore. This is a free 

event from 6pm to 10pm with food 

vendors, live music by Midnight 

Ride and fireworks at 9pm. For more 

information call 

(951) 674-3124, ext. 292. www.lakeelsinore.org. 

LEMON LILY FESTIVAL 

July 9-10 at the Idyllwild Nature 

Center. See article on page 9. 

LA ROADSTERS 52ND EXHIBITION 

SHOW AND SWAP MEET 

June 18-19 at the Fairplex in Pomona. 


MOVIES IN THE PARK 

Summer Movies in the Park at 

Summerlake Park, 900 W. Broadway 

St., Lake Elsinore. June 15 – Jumanji 

(Rated PG) and July 13 Back to the 

Future (Rated PG). Starts at 8pm. 

Free admission. For more information 

call (951) 674-3124, ext. 292. www. 

lake-elsinore.org. 

MOVIES ON MAIN IN RIVERSIDE 

Free movies in downtown Riverside on 

Main St. between University Ave. and 

Mission Inn Ave. See article on page 8. 

ONTARIO HOME AND 

BACKYARD SHOW 

July 8-10. See article on page 6. 

RIVERSIDE RESTAURANT WEEK 

Ten days of special meals and deals 

in participating restaurants throughout 

Riverside. See article on page 13. 

MOUNTAIN ACTIVITIES 

ALPINE SLIDE AT MAGIC MOUNTAIN 

Enjoy fun in Big Bear. Bobsled-like 

ride, go-karts and miniature golf and 

more. Alpine Slide at Magic Mountain 

is located in Big Bear Lake, 800 Wild 

Rose Lane. Call (909) 866-4626. 

Also nearby is Big Bear Snow Play, 

on Big Bear Blvd., (909) 585-0075. 

www.alpineslidebigbear.com. 

BIG BEAR ALPINE ZOO 

A wildlife alpine collection of more 

than 190 animals. Open Mon.-Fri., 

10am to 4pm, and Sat. & Sun. 10am 

to 5pm, weather permitting. 

(909) 584-1299. 

www.bigbearalpinezoo.org. See article 

on page 15. 

PHOTOGRAPHY CONTEST: July 9. 

MUSEUMS 

CABOT’S PUEBLO MUSEUM 

In Desert Hot Springs. Museum 

collection includes Native American 

pottery and baskets, artifacts and 

other treasures. cabotsmuseum.org. 

(760) 329-7610. 

EDWARD-DEAN 

MUSEUM & GARDENS 

9401 Oak Glen Rd., Cherry Valley. 

(951) 845-2626. www.edwarddeanmuseum.org. 

The Museum is 

open Friday, Saturday and Sunday 

10am to 5pm and is closed on 

county holidays. Admission is $5; 

children 12 and under are free. The 

Museum’s permanent collections are 

primarily 16th through 19th century 

European and Asian decorative arts. 

THE HISTORIC SITE OF 

THE ORIGINAL MCDONALDS/ 

ROUTE 66 MUSEUM 

Toys, collectables, photo 

memorabilia, vintage road signs. 

Open 10am-5pm daily. 1398 N. E St., 

San Bernardino. Free admission. 

(909) 885-6324. 

IDYLLWILD NATURE CENTER 

25225 Hwy. 243, 1/2 mile north of 

Idyllwild. (951) 659-3850. 

www.idyllwildnaturecenter.net. 

Open Tues.-Sun., 9am-4:30pm. 

THE INLAND EMPIRE 

MILITARY MUSEUM 

WWI, WWII, Korea, Vietnam, Gulf, 

Iraq and Afghanistan wars military 

memorabilia. Open Sat. and Sun., 

10am-5pm, Mon.-Fri. by appointment. 

1394 N. E St. in San Bernardino. Free 

admission. (909) 885-6324 or 

(909) 888-0477. 

LINCOLN MEMORIAL SHRINE 

In Redlands, museum of Abraham 

Lincoln and Civil War-era. Open 

Tuesday-Sunday, 1-5pm, closed on 

major holidays. (909) 798-7632. 

www.lincolnshrine.org. 

ORANGE EMPIRE 

RAILWAY MUSEUM 

2201 S. A St., Perris. 

(951) 943-3020. 

www.oerm.org. 

PALM SPRINGS AIR MUSEUM 

An educational non-profit organization 

with over 28 flyable planes and 

interactive exhibits housed in 60,000 

square feet of climate-controlled 

hangars. 745 N. Gene Autry Trail, 

Palm Springs, (760) 778-6262. 

www.PalmSpringsAirMuseum. 

PLANES OF FAME AIR MUSEUM 

The museum is open Sunday through 

Friday from 10am to 5pm, Saturday 

from 9am to 5pm. 7000 Merrill Ave., 

Chino. (909) 597-3722. 

www.planesoffame.org. 

SAN BERNARDINO 

COUNTY MUSEUM 

2024 Orange Tree Lane in Redlands. 

Open Tuesdays - Sundays, 9am-5pm. 

General admission $8 (adult), $6 

(military or senior), $5 (student), 

and $4 (child aged 5 to 12). Children 

under five and Museum Association 

members are admitted free. Parking is 

free. www.sbcountymuseum.org. 

(909) 307-2669. 

WALLY PARKS NHRA 

MOTORSPORTS MUSEUM 

Open Wednesday - Sunday 

10am-5pm. The Museum features 

over 80 historical race cars from 

several venues. Racing memorabilia 

spanning the History of NHRA, 

specialty exhibits rotate throughout 

the year. Huge museum gift shop and 

so much more! (909) 622-2133. 

1101 W. McKinley Ave., Pomona, 

Gate 1, LA County Fairplex. 

www.nhramuseum.org. IER 


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