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THEATER • ARTS • EVENTS • FAMILY FUN • CASINOS 

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The Inland Empire’s Guide to 

March, 2018 

TIBBIES 

CENTER STAGE 

IN FONTANA 

IS 

FREE 

Palm Springs 

Air Museum 

MASH Bash 

Local Food 

With Grow 

RIVERSIDE 

Winter Fun 

At Big Bear’s 

Alpine Slide 

Ramona, An 

Inland Empire 

Tradition 

Circus Vargas 

Is Dreaming Of 

Pirates

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March, 2018 

Tana Pigeon 

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ALPINE SLIDE 

1/4 Mile Track 

Alpine Slide at Magic Mountain 

YEAR 

ROUND 

FAMILY 

FUN 

SNOW 

MAKING 

At Alpine 

Slide 

You only pay if 

you play! 

Covered Magic Carpet 

NO MORE WALKING! 

Video Games 

Snack Bar & 

Old Fashioned 

Ice Cream 

Counter 

909-866-4626 

WINTER: Monday-Friday 10am-4pm 

SATURDAY & SUNDAYS: 10am-Dusk 

EVENINGS: 

Friday, Saturday & Holidays 5-9pm 

www.alpineslidebigbear.com 

Winter Fun 

& Snow Play 

Kids of all ages can hop 

aboard our Magic Carpet for 

an easy ride to the top and 

a fun packed day 

of tubing. 

TUBING! 

‘Til Easter 

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EVERY 

WEDNESDAY IS 

BADGE DAY 

2-FOR-1 TICKETS AT BIG BEAR SNOW PLAY 

Badge-carrying personnel get two-for-one 

lift tickets Wednesdays (non-holiday) 

while enjoying inner tubing in the Southland 

at Big Bear Snow Play. 

Active law enforcement, fire, and military 

personnel buy one lift pass and get another free 

every Wednesday at Big Bear Snow Play. Just 

show proper ID each Wednesday and get a free 

lift ticket with the purchase of a pass. It’s a $35 

value. 

“It’s our way of giving back to those who 

serve,” said Scott Voigt of Big Bear Snow Play. 

Badge Days are available year-round when Big 

Bear Speedway opens in April (weather permitting) 

for timed kart racing on a Grand Prix-style 

track. 

Big Bear Snow Play, once a ski area known 

as Rebel Ridge, offers worldclass inner tubing 

on the longest runs in Southern California. As 

the guns continue to blast jet streams of snow, 

Big Bear Snow Play builds special features like 

whoop-di-doos and berms in addition to its 

traditional downhill runs. 

For after dark thrills Big Bear Snow Play last 

season debuted Glow Tubing night sessions, 

as the runs are illuminated by changing strobe 

lights that turn red, blue, yellow, and even 

black lights. Night Glow Tubing is available on 

Fridays, Saturdays, and holiday periods from 

5-9pm. 

Getting to the top of all the snow is easy 

thanks to Magic Carpet uphill lifts that families 

merely step on and off of. No uphill climb to 

tire parents and kids out means they save all 

their energy for downhill fun and get in all the 

runs they want. 

Snow gets groomed nightly at Big Bear Snow 

Play to ensure the best possible conditions for 

guests, who enjoy evenly-spread corduroy for 

their downhill adventures. When it’s time for 

a winter warm-up, head inside the heated base 

lodge for family-priced snack bar and video 

games and there’s plenty of paved parking. 

Big Bear Snow Play is open daily for inner 

tubing from 10am-4pm. All-day passes include 

tube rental and Magic Carpet lift for $35. After 

dark Glow Tubing sessions Fridays, Saturdays, 

and holidays from 5-9pm are priced at $30 as 

guests slide on fluorescent tubes under alternative 

color lights. 

Big Bear Snow Play is in Big Bear on Big 

Bear Blvd. next to Motel 6. Call (909) 585- 

0075 or visit www.bigbearsnowplay.com for 

more information. IER 

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 

SPRING CELEBRATION 

Annual Saturday, March Christmas 

31, 10am-1pm 

Easter Egg Hunt 

Celebration 

(Children 6 months through age 10) 

Saturday, 10am, December Sharp 4th 

Scavenger 11 a.m. – 2 Hunt p.m. 

Enjoy holiday (Children entertainment, 11-13) clowns & crafts. 

Free Crafts for the Children, DJ, Contests, 

Free digital photo of your child with Santa! 

 

lots of prizes. Visit with the Easter Bunny, 

free photos (we encourage you to bring your 

own camera for family photos). 

Art Show 

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2nd Saturday Craft Beer of each Walkmonth 

10 a.m. – 3 p.m. 

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Saturday, May 5, 4-8pm 

Ticket info: www.cctcbusinesscommunity.com 

Car Show 

Summer Just Got Cooler 

The concert series will return the first 

Tuesday in June. 

2nd Sunday of each month 2 – 5 p.m. 

Live Holiday 

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Music 

Newly Opened 

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

& Burgers 

Coming 6:30-8:30 Soon: (Food Espetto’s Court) Grill 

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

ALL EVENTS (All events ARE WEATHER weather permitting) PERMITTING 

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Spring Celebration Coming Soon 

To Canyon Crest Towne Centre 

Canyon Crest Towne Centre in Riverside 

is gearing up for its long-awaited annual 

Spring Celebration in April, and, another 

favorite Centre event, the popular Fourth Annual 

Craft Beer Walk in May. 

SPRING CELEBRATION 

The Spring Celebration will be held Saturday, 

March 31, from 10am to 1pm, with the 

popular Easter Egg Hunt beginning promptly 

at 10am. This event is for infants six months 

through age 10. Children 11 through 13 may 

participate in a Scavenger Hunt. 

After the Egg Hunt, there will be free crafts 

for the children, a DJ, and contests, with lots 

of prizes and, of course, a visit with the Easter 

Bunny. You are encouraged to bring your own 

camera and take family photos with 

the Easter Bunny. 

FOURTH ANNUAL CRAFT BEER WALK 

In May, the Fourth Annual Craft Beer Walk 

will be held Saturday, May 5, from 4pm to 8pm, 

with more than 25 retailers participating. Join 

the Walk, see the fine art, listen to live music, 

plus taste the beer paired with some great food. 

Advance tickets: The $35 Ticket includes beer 

tastes and food. The $20 Designated Driver Ticket 

includes food only. 

Day of Event tickets: $40 beer/food; $25 food only 

(for Designated Drivers). 

Beer/Wine Walk Headquarters: 5225 Canyon Crest 

Drive, Ste. 13, Riverside, CA 92507, 951-784- 

4422; ticket info.: www.cctcbusinesscommunity.com. 

A portion of the event’s proceeds is donated 

to the Riverside Community Art Association. 

CANYON CREST TOWNE CENTRE INFORMATION 

For more information, visit www.shopcanyoncrest.com or call (951) 686-1222. 

COMING SOON 

Coming soon to Canyon Crest 

Towne Centre: 

• Allstate Insurance 

• Espettos Grill 

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 ambience 

-- Always Something 

Happening at Canyon 

Crest Towne Centre. It’s 

More Than 

a Shopping 

Centre! IER 

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CIRCUS VARGAS UNVEILS NEW PRODUCTION 

DREAMING OF PIRATES! 

The Big One is Back! Circus Vargas Delivers 

the Ultimate Entertainment Extravaganza 

for 2018! Circus Vargas will run its Inland 

Empire tour from March 8th through April 

16th with stops in Temecula, Palm Desert, 

Hesperia and Ontario. 

Always fun for the entire family, Circus Vargas’ 

incredible new production highlights an amazing 

cast of world renowned performers! Enjoy 

death-defying acrobats, daredevils, flying trapeze 

artists, jugglers, contortionists, comedians, clowns, 

motorcycles and much, much, much more! 

Get ready to unleash your imagination and 

discover a world of circus magic and wonderment 

under the Big Top, where memories are 

made and cherished for a lifetime. 

Enjoy a swashbuckling circus spectacular, 

with this year’s theme “Dreaming of Pirates”, 

a fantastic voyage of nonstop action and 

adventure guaranteed to thrill and enchant all 

ages. Prepare to witness the impossible and 

experience the unforgettable in this true circus 

treasure. 

Arrive 45 minutes early for an entertaining, 

interactive pre-show celebration, where kids 

can create their own magic under the big top, 

learning circus skills such as juggling, balancing, 

and more. 

Meet and mingle with the entire cast after 

each performance. Capture the fun by posing for 

pics or selfies with your favorite cast members, all 

part of an unforgettable Circus Vargas experience. 

General admission tickets start at $15 for 

children and $25 for adults. For Circus Vargas 

performance dates, times and to purchase tickets, 

visit www.circusvargas.com, call 877-GOT- 

FUN-1 (877-468-3861) or visit the box office at 

each location. 

Follow Circus Vargas on Facebook and Twitter for 

updates, discounts and behind the scenes videos. IER 

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IN RIVERSIDE 

CULTIVATING AGRICULTURAL 

ACTIVITIES ACROSS THE INLAND EMPIRE WITH 

GROWRIVERSIDE 

Since 2013, the City of Riverside has 

been leading the Inland region when it 

launched GrowRIVERSIDE (growriv. 

com) to develop a local food economy that 

increases access to nutritious foods by creating 

economic opportunities in a sustainable manner. 

Specifically, GrowRIVERSIDE encompasses 

seven pillars: 

• Assist growers and producer groups 

• Create local jobs 

• Develop value added products and 

build local demand 

• Reduce food waste 

• Improve food access and health equity 

• Build distribution capacity 

• Ensure results 

Since its inception, GrowRIVERSIDE has 

become an important component of Riverside’s 

community and economic development strategy. 

It encompasses a cohesive plan to increase community 

and economic development in food and 

agricultural activities to activate an estimated 

1,000 acres of vacant agriculturally-zoned land 

in Riverside’s 4,800-acre Arlington Heights 

Greenbelt and increase food and agricultural activities 

across the city. The activities and efforts 

of the initiative are carried out in collaboration 

with multiple partners including the Riverside 

Food Systems Alliance. 

GROWRIVERSIDE 

CONFERENCE 

GrowRIVERSIDE returns in 2018 with a 

full program. The 5 th Annual GrowRIVERSIDE 

conference will be held April 4 th at Central Middle 

School in Riverside. Farmers, entrepreneurs, 

developers, educators and students, planners, 

policy makers, health care professionals, and 

others are encouraged to attend this gathering of 

leaders to network and learn about the emerging 

opportunities in building a regional food system. 

Conference topics include career opportunities 

in food and agricultural sectors; increasing 

popularity of agrihoods (where agriculture is an 

amenity in planned communities); launching 

9 am - 5 pm 

FREE ADMISSION! 

Over 450 Booths with 

Unique Crafts & Products 

Food Courts • Free Shuttles 

Live Bands on the Main Stage 

Beer & Margarita Garden 

Artisan Walk on Alvarado 

Community Stage 

with Family Entertainment, 

Kids’ Activities and Contests 

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of the region’s first beginning farmer training 

program; and much more. 

Join this year’s keynote speaker Curtis 

Stone, an international figure in urban farming, 

in discovering the growing popularity 

of urban farming. Stone is a farmer, author, 

speaker and consultant with expertise in high 

value, quick-growing annual specialty crops 

for direct consumer market streams. His book, 

The Urban Farmer, demonstrates organic 

intensive techniques with a focus on business 

and growing systems to streamline labor and 

production. Stone offers a new way to think 

about urban farming where quality of life 

and profitability coexist. Curtis’ farm, Green 

City Acres located in Kelowna, BC, Canada, 

is recognized as a flagship urban agriculture 

model that generates $100,000 per year on 

one-quarter acre utilizing a mix of specialty 

crops and intercropping strategies. 

While you are considering the conference, 

be sure to check out other GrowRIVERSIDE 

events, such as the annual farm-to-fork dinner 

immediately following the conference, the 

two-day workshop with Curtis Stone on April 

5 & 6, or the farms tour on April 7. 

FOR MORE INFORMATION 

Learn more and sign up at growrivconference.com. 

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Riversider’s 

Recycle Right! 

Thank you for reducing, reusing and 

recycling. We have done a great job 

in keeping materials out of the landfill. 

Now we need to ensure we put the 

right materials into the BLUE Recycling 

cart. 

Here are the basic items to recycle: 

• All clean & dry paper/cardboard 

(copy, newsprint, paperboard– cereal, 

tissue box, etc.) 

• All empty metal containers & cans 

• All plastics (1-7, water/soda bottles, 

detergent bottles, Styrofoam, packaging) 

• All empty glass bottles & jars 

Always empty food containers. They 

do not have to be washed just wiped out 

of food residue. 

Lowering contamination of the recycle 

cart helps our programs and increases our 

diversion efforts! Keep up the good job. 

To learn more visit riversideca.gov/publicworks/trash/ 

Friday, 

Saturday, 

& Holiday 

5 p.m. - 9 p.m. 

Nights 


RAMONA 

Our History, Our Legacy 

Color photos by Joel Ortiz. 

When Helen Hunt Jackson wrote her 

story “Ramona” she intended it to be 

a tale of injustice and the abuse of the 

Native Americans. Little did she know it would 

turn out to be one of the most enduring love 

stories of the 20th Century. Biographer Ruth 

Odell wrote of Jackson, “Her contact with the 

Indians set off a fuse of idealism she had not 

known she possessed.” And while she was an 

advocate for the tribes in our local area, she also 

wrote a novel that drew people to California in 

droves to visit the romantic locales describe in 

“Ramona”. The tale of Ramona and Alessandro 

brought tourists to California as never before. 

In 1913 Chester Kline, publisher and editor 

of The San Jacinto Valley Register, wrote an 

article suggesting that the city weave the story of 

Ramona into the activities of the annual carnival. 

He pointed out that the first chapters of the 

book “teems with references to the San Jacinto 

Valley”. Several people were interested but it was 

IN THE BEGINNING: The first Ramona 

and Alessandro portrayals in 1923. 

members of the Hemet Chamber of Commerce 

who finally got the job done and hired Garnett 

Holme to write and direct the first production 

of “Ramona” in 1923. 

A wooden stage with a cheesecloth backdrop 

and the audience sitting on blankets and rocks 

was the setting for the first performance. Now 

with 95 years have come many improvements 

in both the setting and accommodations for the 

audience; there has even been an update to the 

play itself. 

However, the spirit of the play has remained 

the same. The injustice to the Native Americans 

still rings through but over the seasons the play 

has added more of the celebration of the Native 

American traditions. The Red Tail Spirit Dancers 

share the joy of the Elder blessing in a way 

that is beautiful and authentic. Internationally 

TRADITIONS: Ramona Hoop Dancers. 

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RAMONA: Spanish dancers. 

ALWAYS A CROWD: The crowd at 

the parking lot for Ramona in 1925. 

recognized Hoop dancer Terry Goedel amazes 

with his performance. 

When the novel was first published the 

tourists came to California to see the setting of 

the story fascinated by the portrayal of life on 

a rancho, to see where Ramona and Alessandro 

lived and died. Much of Jackson’s novel uses true 

life occurrences; a Native American was killed 

by Sam Temple and his trial was held in San Jacinto, 

there were tribes in danger of losing their 

lands - in fact Jackson herself hired a lawyer who 

defended the Soboba tribe and helped them 

keep their land. 

When the valley residents chose the site of 

the Ramona Pageant, they wanted the audience 

to be able to appreciate the beauty and grandeur 

of the natural setting. Every spring the hills 

come alive with the spectacle of the Ramona 

Pageant, the color of the Spanish dancers, the 

surprise of the Rock Indians, the excitement 

of the Cowboys as they ride the newly restored 

Americana trail, and the power and majesty of 

the ceremonies of the Native Americans. 

Coming to see Ramona should be an all day 

event. The gates to the Bowl open at 1:30pm 

and it is well worth it to arrive then. Enjoy 

RAMONA: Ramona and Felipe dancing. 

the entertainment in the courtyard. Eat at the 

Kiwanis BBQ, or for a sit down experience with 

the most spectacular view in the valley eat at 

the Ramona Terrace. You can visit the museum 

which tells the story of “Ramona” performances 

back to 1923. The gift shop has a variety of 

Ramona themed items. 

Seats for the play vary from the up close seats 

in the lower section to the box seats at the top 

of the amphitheatre that are shaded and include 

waitress service. Standard pricing ranges from 

$28 to $47. Take advantage of the local discount 

price of only $20 for those who live in the San 

Jacinto Valley and Idyllwild. 

The Ramona Pageant is truly a spectacle at 

its finest. That is why it is the longest running 

outdoor drama in America and California’s 

Official Outdoor Play. If you have never seen 

“Ramona” make this year the one where you 

learn the history and romance of the valley you 

live in. Become a part of the legacy that makes 

us so special! IER 

RAMONA TICKETS & INFORMATION 

Ramona performances this year are April 21 and 22, April 28 and 29, and May 5 and 6. 

Gates open at 1:30pm and the play starts at 3:30pm. 

For tickets and information call 951-658-3111 or go to www.RamonaBowl.com. 

The Ramona Bowl is located at 27400 Ramona Bowl Rd. in Hemet. 


PALM SPRINGS 

Palm Springs Air Museum Holds 

Always looking for ways to engage new 

audiences, the Palm Springs Air Museum 

is holding its first ever MASH BASH, a 

MASH-themed party with live music, food, 

and a no-host bar on Saturday, March 24, 

from 6pm to 10pm. 

Families are welcome; just make sure that all 

youngsters age 20 and younger are accompanied 

by adults age 21 or older. Friendly pets on leash 

are also welcome. General admission is $49 per 

person; and $39 for Palm Springs Air Museum 

members. Admission includes the live music and 

food. The bar is no host. 

Aircraft from the Korea and Vietnam eras 

will be on display inside the Miles Hangar, 

and there will even be a MASH tent. Perhaps 

some will even come dressed as MASH doctors 

and nurses. 

ANONYMOUS 5 

Live entertainment is by Anonymous 5. The 

Anonymous 5 dates back to 1965 when some 

Southern California high school friends, after 

watching the Beatles and the Rolling Stones on 

Ed Sullivan, decided to form a rock and roll 

band. Of the original five, the three original 

band members still performing are Kerry Hagney 

on guitar, Vince Mercurio on bass guitar, 

and Gary Marzolino also on guitar. 

A year later, 1966, Stan Stokes joined the 

band as the keyboard player and is still in the 

band. In later years, the band was joined by 

Vinney Mastrosimone on drums, Bob Gongwer 

on guitar, Jan Maletz on guitar and vocals and 

Jennifer Maletz on vocals. The band plays rock 

and roll from the 1960’s and 70’s along with a 

bit of everything else. 

THE PALM SPRINGS AIR MUSEUM 

The Palm Springs Air Museum is an educational 

non-profit organization, with over 59 

flying and static aircraft on display. Included 

in the four hangars of 86,000 square feet of 

climate controlled hangar space are exhibits 

detailing events from World War II, the Korea 

and Vietnam conflicts. 

The hangars are themed, and divided into 

the B-17 hangar, the European / Army Hangar, 

the Pacific / Navy hangar, and the newest 

hangar, the Gen. Miles Korea and Vietnam 

Hangar. 

LIVE BAND: Anonymous 5 will perform at the Palm 

Springs Air Museum MASH BASH 2018. 

In addition to the 14 World War II warbirds 

on display, are several jet airplanes and helicopters. 

Of the five aircraft licensed to fly, making 

appearances at airshows, and doing flight exhibitions 

at the Palm Springs Air Museum, there are 

two that are able to carry passengers. The C-47 

can carry up to 5 passengers, and flights cost 

$195 per person. The P-51 Red Tail Mustang 

(the race horse of the sky) carries one passenger, 

and costs $1,895 per person per flight. The P-51 

Experience includes commemorative Red Tail 

poster, cap, and T-shirt. 

The Palm Springs Air Museum is open daily 

from 10 am to 5 pm. Commemorative Programs 

with flight exhibitions occur on Saturdays 

from November through May. Admission ranges 

from $17 for adults down to $10 for children 6 

through 12. Active military and their immediate 

families with ID, and children 5 and under get 

in free. IER 

Palm Springs Air Museum MASH BASH 2018 

Tickets can be purchased online through BrownPaperTickets.com. Additional 

information can be found at PalmSpringsAirMuseum.org/programs/mash-bash/. 

PalmSpringsAirMuseum.org • (760) 788-6262 

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THE FALLBROOK 

AVOCADO FESTIVAL 

For over thirty years Fallbrook, California, 

has been known for its spectacular Avocado 

Festival. Held each year in the spring, this 

festival showcases the amazing avocado in a 

friendly, small-town atmosphere. 

Hundreds of booths line Fallbrook’s Main 

Avenue, attracting thousands of people for a 

day of endless fun and fabulous food. The Festival 

will be held on Sunday, April 15 th from 

9am to 5pm. Admission, parking and shuttles 

are all free. 

With avocados as the theme, the food is 

one of the main focuses of the experience. An 

amazing array of avocado dishes is available, 

from guacamole to avocado chips to avocado 

ice cream. Though avocados are the food of the 

day, you will still find an incredible variety of 

dining options at the festival. Among the many 

food booths are offerings of barbeque, Chinese, 

Greek, and Mexican, just to name a few. Those 

with a sweet tooth will have trouble deciding 

between all of the desserts offered at the festival, 

including ice cream, funnel cakes, and cookies. 

Plenty of ice-cold drinks are available at the festival 

as well, including local beer and signature 

margaritas at the Main Stage area. 

Don’t expect to leave the Fallbrook Avocado 

Festival empty-handed. Avocado-themed 

souvenirs are just a fraction of what is available 

to purchase. Booths that sell avocado items are 

clearly marked with a “Discover Fallbrook” 

pennant sign. 

Unique crafts and dazzling jewelry are some 

of the more popular items for sale, but the festival 

also has a Farmer’s Market with a selection of 

agricultural goods as well. Avocados, local citrus, 

honey and plants are sold, along with a variety 

of fruits and vegetables, as well as gorgeous 

flowers, lush greenery, and fragrant herbs. The 

Artisan Walk on Alvarado contains local artists’ 

creations and live demonstrations. 

There’s never a dull moment at the festival, 

which offers entertainment and activities 

for everyone. Local music performances are 

interspersed with live entertainment. Contests 

abound at the Fallbrook Avocado Festival, 

including Best-dressed Avocado, children’s 

avocado derby racing called the “Avocado 500”, 

Best Guacamole, Little Mr. and Miss Fallbrook, 

and Largest Avocado. 

Fallbrook is conveniently located near San 

Diego, Palm Springs, and Los Angeles, so it 

makes for a great day trip for those wanting to 

visit. Parking is tight for this increasingly popular 

event, so arrive as early as possible to secure 

a good space. Free and convenient shuttles are 

available so please check the website for pickup 

stops and parking. 

You can find all the information at 

www.fallbrookchamberofcommerce.org. IER 


Theater & The Arts 

TIBBIES Center Stage Theater 

Spring and Summer Productions 

Great shows! Great Food! Great Fun! 

SINGIN’ IN THE RAIN: Runs April 6-29 at 

TIBBIES Center Stage Theater. 

Swing into 2018 with great food, great fun, 

great music, and powerful performances at 

TIBBIES Center Stage Fontana. 

New this year is TIBBIES Center Stage 16 

foot tall by 32 wide HD LED backdrop. This 

amazing piece of technology allows for incredible 

new enhancements to the productions. 

Special visual effects and virtual scenery can 

now be a part of the productions adding an 

additional layer to the already stellar entertainment 

that the venue offers. 

SINGIN’ IN THE RAIN 

We are not sure if in California that “April 

showers bring May flowers” but we do know 

that April will bring Singing in the Rain to 

Center Stage, April 6 th – April 29 th . One of the 

most beloved musicals of all time will come to 

life at Center Stage. 

This show is sure to be a hit as these classic 

characters come to life in the theater’s intimate 

setting. There are not too many places that you 

can see a full scale musical in such a beautiful 

and intimate setting. The burning question is 

“will you make it rain?” 

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“The truth is we do not know yet,” said Vigiletti. 

“We are looking into that, we keep joking 

that we are going to give the front row squirt 

bottles to spray onto the stage. We hope people 

will just come out and see for themselves.” 

Singing in the Rain features songs such as 

“Good Morning”, “Make Em Laugh”, “You 

Are My Lucky Star”, “Singing in the Rain”, and 

many more. 

Singing In The Rain runs April 6th - April 29th. 

TIBBIES VIVA LAS VEGAS 

Looking for a different kind of theatrical 

experience? You have found it. Center Stage is 

proud to present TIBBIES VIVA LAS VEGAS. 

This show is dedicated to the artists and variety 

shows that have graced the Las Vegas stages over 

the past 75 years. 

Another thing that makes the TIBBIES 

shows such a special experience is the fact 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”. 

VIVA LAS VEGAS runs May 11- June 17 th . 

ANNIE 

Finally in July Center Stage is proud to 

partner with IVRT (Inland Valley Repertory 

Theater) for a production of Annie . This show 

is great for the entire family and is sure to sell 

out. 

“We are so thrilled to collaborate with IVRT 

at our theater. Bringing our teams together 

makes perfect sense and we are looking forward 

to welcoming the IVRT family of patrons and 

theater lovers to Center Stage,” said Todd. 

The show runs two weeks only July 13 th – July 22 nd . 

TIBBIES Center Stage Theater in Fontana 

is the Inland Empire’s Premier dining and 

entertainment venue. 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 seven 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 


Theater & Arts 

Broadway At The Gardens Presents Lin-Manuel Miranda’s 

IN THE 

HEIGHTS 

At the Lewis Family Playhouse, March 9-18 

t won’t be long now! From the composer 

and lyricist of Hamilton, Lin-Manuel 

Miranda, Lewis Family Playhouse’s 

professional theatre company Broadway 

at the Gardens presents In the Heights. 

The barrio will come to life on the Lewis 

Family Playhouse stage for two weekends from 

March 9 – 18, with show times on Fridays and 

Saturdays at 7:30pm and Sundays at 2pm. Gold 

Level tickets are priced at $30 for General and 

$28 for Seniors. All Platinum Level tickets are 

priced at $35. 

In the Heights tells the universal story of a 

vibrant community in New York’s Washington 

Heights neighborhood – a place where the coffee 

from the corner bodega is light and sweet, 

the windows are always open, and the breeze 

carries the rhythm of three generations of music. 

It’s a community on the brink of change, full of 

hopes, dreams and pressures, where the biggest 

struggles can be deciding which traditions you 

take with you, and which ones you leave behind. 

The creative team is headed by Director 

Benjamin Perez, Choreographer Marissa 

Herrera, and Musical Director/Conductor 

Ryan O’Connell. Heading the cast of almost 

30 professional and local performers is A.J. 

Mendoza (Usnavi), Anyssa Navarro (Nina), 

Jackie Lorenzo Cox (Abuela Claudia), Lucy 

Rodriguez (Vanessa), Jeremy Whatley (Benny), 

Located on the 

CSUSB campus! 

#RAFFMA 

raffma.csusb.edu 

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as well as Nicole Abarca Powell (Carla), Fernando 

Acevedo (Kevin), Beda Spindola (Camila), 

Ricky Abilez (Sonny), Briana Bonilla 

(Daniela), Frank Rodriguez (Piragua Guy), 

and Leo Lam (Graffiti Pete). The ensemble 

boasts a fantastic line-up of local dancers and 

singers: Jaylen Baham, Candace Elder, Denise 

Estevez, Kassy Francis, Michael Gonzalez, Eileen 

Goodwin, Cole Howard, Arianna Nelson, 

Marcos Ramirez Garcia, Annie Ross, Sergio 

Salinas, Taleen Shrikian, Jenae Thompson, and 

Kevin Trinio Perdido. 

An intimate, 560-seat venue, the Lewis 

Family Playhouse is the crown jewel of the 

three-acre, 89,000- square-foot Victoria Gardens 

Cultural Center. The complex at 12505 

Cultural Center Drive is located off the I-15 at 

Foothill Boulevard, as a major anchor of Victoria 

Gardens Mall. 

The Box Office is open Monday through 

Friday from noon to 6pm and Saturday from 

10am to 6pm, with free parking available. 

For additional information or to purchase tickets for any 

performance visit www.lewisfamilyplayhouse.com or 

call (909) 477-2752 or (877) 858-8422. “Follow,” “Like,” 

“Add,” and “Subscribe!” Download our new app available 

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PRICES 

ONLY 

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APRIL 6-22 

An announcement in the local paper states the time and place when murder is to 

occur in Miss Blacklock’s Victorian house. The victim is not one of the house’s several 

occupants, but an unexpected and unknown visitor. What follows is a puzzle of mixed 

motives and concealed identitites. An inspector grimly studies the twists and turns of 

the case. At risk to herself, Miss Marple may provide a final solution. 

Sorry, no children under 5 are admitted 

RIVERSIDE COMMUNITY PLAYERS 

(951) 686-4030 

4026 14th St., Riverside 

www.riversidecommunityplayers.com 



‘All Too Human’ 

New art exhibit explores the emotional work of Mark Strickland 

Images courtesy of California State University San 

Bernardino 

What does it mean to be human? This 

question is at the center of a new 

exhibition at The Robert and Frances 

Fullerton Museum of Art at the Cal State San 

Bernardino campus, featuring the deeply emotional 

and moving artworks of southern California 

artist Mark Strickland. All Too Human: 

The Art of Mark Strickland will highlight the 

artist’s lifelong exploration of the human condition 

including both the flaws in human nature 

resulting in tragedies and falls and the enduring 

human spirit, dignity, and compassion. 

Strickland first began his lifelong study of 

humanity at UCLA where he earned his B.A. in 

psychology. Finding the field to be too academic, 

he turned to art as a way to express himself 

and find answers to the burning questions he 

had about the world around him. Why is there 

such a duality between the cruel, evil and tragic 

things that plague our lives and the compassion, 

kindness and hope that humanity is so capable 

of? Much of his work focuses on investigating 

what he considers the “forgotten society” – such 

as the homeless, elderly, or ill – but also incorporates 

grander scale concepts such as immigration, 

the American dream, or the Holocaust. 

Strickland’s findings are displayed through 

dramatic, large scale paintings and intensely 

ALL TOO HUMAN: The Art of Mark Strickland is on 

display at The Robert and Frances Fullerton Museum of Art. 

realistic sculptures that reveal a message of great 

hope amidst the suffering. 

All Too Human: The Art of Mark Strickland is 

on display now through May 19. An artist talk 

will be held in conjunction with the exhibition 

on Thursday, April 19, 6-8 p.m. 

ABOUT RAFFMA 

The Robert and Frances Fullerton Museum 

of Art is a nationally recognized museum accredited 

by the American Alliance of Museums. The 

only accredited art museum in San Bernardino, 

RAFFMA has accumulated a permanent collection 

of nearly 1,200 objects focusing on Egyptian 

antiquities, ceramics, and contemporary art. 

Located at Cal State San Bernardino, RAFFMA 

houses the largest permanent and public display 

of Egyptian art in Southern California. 

General admission to the museum is free. Suggested 

donation is $3. Parking at Cal State San Bernardino is 

$6 per vehicle and $3 on weekends. The museum is 

open Monday – Wednesday and Saturday 10am-5pm, 

Thursday noon – 8pm and closed Friday and Sunday. 

For more information, call (909) 537-7373 or visit the 

RAFFMA website at raffma.csusb.edu. IER 

THE ART OF MARK STRICKLAND: Raising of Consciousness, 2005. Oil on canvas, 96x288in. 

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Temecula Valley Symphony To 

Feature ‘Classical Mystery Tour’ 

The Symphony continues its 

2018 season with Classical 

Mystery Tour, Mediterranean 

Odyssey, and Champions 

The world’s premier Beatles Tribute, “Classical 

Mystery Tour,” will perform its twohour 

show joined by Temecula Valley Symphony 

on March 17 at 2pm. They’ve performed 

with many major symphonies throughout the 

world and now Classical Mystery Tour is coming 

to Temecula! 

The four musicians in Classical Mystery 

Tour look and sound just like The Beatles, but 

Classical Mystery Tour is more than just a rock 

concert. The show presents more than two dozen 

Beatles tunes performed exactly as they were 

originally recorded. Hear “Penny Lane” with a 

live trumpet section, experience the beauty of 

“Yesterday” with an acoustic guitar and string 

quartet, enjoy the classical/rock blend on “I Am 

the Walrus,” and relish the cascading crescendos 

on “A Day in the Life.” 

From early Beatles music on through the 

solo years, Classical Mystery Tour is the best of 

The Beatles like you’ve never heard them before. 

You might say it’s the best show the Beatles 

never did! 

Tickets are $35, $40, and $50. The event 

takes place at Golden Bears Theater at Temecula 

Valley High School, 31555 Rancho Vista Rd.. 

MEDITERRANEAN ODYSSEY 

“Mediterranean Odyssey” will feature the 

Spanish dance duo Flamenco del Sol on April 

14, at 2pm performing to España Cañi and 

Lady of Spain. The program includes Casablan- 

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ca Suite, Theme from Lawrence 

of Arabia, and Roman Carnival 

Overture. 

Mediterranean Odyssey 

takes place at the Gershwin Performing 

Arts Center at Murrieta 

Mesa High School. 

CHAMPIONS 

May 19, at 2pm “Champions” 

showcases the Symphony 

& Temecula Valley Symphony 

Chorus on Verdi’s Triumphal 

March from Aida with five 

opera soloists, including Soprano 

Jennifer Lindsay. Other 

selections include Theme from 

The Magnificent Seven, music 

from Spartacus, and a special 

performance of Fanfare for Life 

composed by Vietnam Veteran 

Kimo Williams. (All veterans 

may request free admission to 

this concert). 

WITH ONE VOICE 

Temecula Valley Symphony 

Chorus presents their own 

stand-alone concert “With One 

Voice” on April 21, at 4pm at 

Grace Presbyterian Church, 

31143 Nicolas Rd. inTemecula. 

Call (951) 492-0565 for 

tickets. 

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Continued from page 21 

The Symphony is conducted 

by Music Director 

John Mario, an internationally 

known conductor and 

opera coach. Per Alana Joos, 

Managing and Artistic Director, 

“Patrons enjoy our diverse 

programming that includes 

everything from the traditional 

classics, to pops, and 

epic works from major motion 

pictures. Variety is key to our 

successful performances. I sum 

up our concerts as Symphonic 

Music with A New Twist!” 

For more information, ticket 

prices and venue details 

call (951) 587-1536 or visit 

TemeculaValleySymphony.org. IER 

AGUA CALIENTE CASINO 

(866) 858-3600. 

www.hotwatercasino.com. 

32-250 Bob Hope Drive, 

Rancho Mirage. 

BOYZ II MEN: March 2. 

VACHE AMARYAN: March 3. 

THE FAB FOUR: March 9. 

BYUN JIN SUB & KIM WAN SUN: 

March 10. 

GIO XUAN SPRINGTIME: March 17. 

LOS TEMERARIOS: March 24. 

THE DOOBIE BROTHERS WITH 

SPECIAL GUEST JD & THE 

STRAIGHT SHOT: April 6. 

ANNENBERG THEATER 

Box Office: (760) 325-4490. 

www.psmuseum.org 

101 Museum Drive, Palm Springs. 

PALM SPRINGS DANCE FEST GALA 

PERFORMANCE: March 3. 

THE SANDBLASTER CHORUS 

BLASTERS DO BROADWAY: March 8. 

PAULO SZOT - SALUTE TO 

BROADWAY: March 17. 

COACHELLA VALLEY SYMPHONY 

OPERA TO BROADWAY: March 18. 

COYOTE STAGEWORKS - THE 

COCKTAIL HOUR: March 23-April 1. 

PALM SPRINGS GAY MEN’S 

CHORUS - CRUZIN’ HAIGHT- 

ASHBURY TO WOODSTOCK: April 

7-8. 

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. 

BRIDGES AUDITORIUM 

Pomona College, 450 North College 

Way, Claremont. www.pomona.edu/ 

administration/bridges-auditorium. 

SHENYUN WORLD TOUR 2018: 

March 30-April 1. 

CAL BAPTIST UNIVERSITY THEATRE 

At the Wallace Theatre on the Cal 

Baptist campus in Riverside, www. 

calbaptist.edu/theatre. 

THE BEAMS ARE CREAKING: March 

2-3, 8-10. 

CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY 

SAN BERNARDINO DEPARTMENT OF 

THEATRE ARTS 

(909) 537-5884. theatre.csusb.edu. 

MARY SHELLEY’S FRANKENSTEIN: 

March 9-18. 

THEATRE & ARTS EVENT GUIDE 

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

CAL STATE UNIVERSITY SAN 

BERNARDINO ROBERT AND 

FRANCES FULLERTON MUSEUM 

OF ART 

A nationally recognized museum 

accredited by the American Alliance 

of Museums. General admission 

to the museum is free. Suggested 

donation is $3. Parking at Cal State 

San Bernardino is $6 per vehicle 

and $3 on weekends. The museum 

is open Monday – Wednesday and 

Saturday 10am-5pm, Thursday noon 

– 8pm and closed Friday and Sunday. 

For more information, call (909) 537- 

7373 or visit the RAFFMA website at 

raffma.csusb.edu. 

ALL TOO HUMAN - THE ART OF 

MARK STRICKLAND: On display 

now through April 19. See article on 

page 20. 

CANDLELIGHT PAVILION 

455 West Foothill Boulevard, 

Claremont. 

(909) 626-1254 ext.1. 

candlelightpavilion.com. 

ANNIE GET YOUR GUN: March 

2-April 14. 

CHINO COMMUNITY THEATRE 

Performances held at the Seventh 

Street Community Theater, 13123 7th 

Street, in Chino. Tickets are available 

through the box office at 

(909) 590-1149 or online at 

www.chinocommunitytheatre.org. 

MARY POPPINS: March 2-18. 

CITIZENS BUSINESS BANK ARENA 

4000 E. Ontario Center Parkway, 

Ontario. www.cbbankarena.com. 

JEFF DUNHAM: March 3. 

THE ROADSHOW TOUR: March 4. 

RICARDO ARJONA: March 10. 

RANCHEANDO EN LA CUIDAD FT. EL 

FANTASMA, VOZ DE: April 7. 

COACHELLA VALLEY REPERTORY 

THEATRE 

The CVRep Theatre is located in 

the Atrium 69-930 Highway 111 in 

Rancho Mirage. To order tickets or 

for more information, call (760) 296- 

2966 or visit cvrep.org. 

THE GOAT, OR WHO IS SYLVIA?: 

March 7-April 1. 

March, 2018 Inland Entertainment Review 

FALLBROOK ART CENTER 

Sculpture, painting, printmaking, 

wildlife, glass, ceramic, and 

photography fine art shows. 

103 S. Main St., Fallbrook. 

fallbrookartcenter.org. 

(760) 728-1414. 

FANTASY SPRINGS RESORT CASINO 

For tickets and information, call 

(760) 342-5000, (800) 827-2946 or 

visit fantasyspringsresort.com. 

NEIL MORROW: March 1. 

EDDIE MONEY & STARSHIP FEAT. 

MICKEY THOMAS: Mar. 2. 

KLIQUE: March 2-3. 

KEVIN CHENG & RAIN LI: Mar. 3. 

GREG & THE GALLOWS: March 8. 

SIX HOT LIVE: March 9. 

KENNY G: March 10. 

SIN BANDERA: Mar. 17. 

BONNIE RAITT: Mar. 24. 

RODNEY CARRINGTON: March 30. 

RESCHEDULED - NELLY: Mar. 31. 

TERRY FATOR: April 7. 

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. 

FRANCO ESCAMAILLA R.P. M USA 

TOUR: March 2. 

A RED CARPET EVENING AT THE 

FOX: March 4. 

DANCING WITH THE STARS, LIVE! - 

LIGHT UP THE NIGHT: March 6-7. 

BEATLES VS. STONES: March 9. 

ETHAN BORTNICK: March 10. 

FLANS: March 15. 

DISNEY JUNIOR DANCE PARTY ON 

TOUR!: March 16. 

LAS ARPIAS: March 23. 

ESPINOZA PAZ: March 24. 

A CHORUS LINE: March 26-27. 

TODRICK HALL AMERICAN: March 

30. 

LOS TRES TRISTES TIGRES: March 

31.



HISTORIC HEMET THEATRE 

www.HistoricHemetTheatre.com. 

Ticket office Monday through Friday, 

11am to 6pm. (951) 658-5950. 216 E. 

Florida Ave., Hemet. 

EAST OF BORNEO: March 5. 

FOG ISLAND: March 6. 

TURN THE PAGE: March 10, tribute 

to Bob Seger. 

EYES OF TEXAS: March 12. 

SOMETHING TO SING ABOUT: 

March 13. 

MOHAWK: March 19. 

ONE RAINY AFTERNOON: March 20. 

TRIBUTE TO FLEETWOOD MAC 

WITH MIRAGE: March 24. 

THE GUNMAN FROM BODIE: March 

26. 

NABONGA: March 27. 

LEWIS FAMILY PLAYHOUSE 

12505 Cultural Center Dr., Rancho 

Cucamonga. Tickets available at 

lewisfamilyplayhouse.com, 

(909) 477-2752. 

BROADWAY AT THE GARDENS 

PRESENTS IN THE HEIGHTS: 

March 9 – 18. Fridays (March 9 

& 16) and Saturdays (March 10 

& 17) – 7:30pm, Sundays (March 

11 & 18) – 2pm. General $30 Gold 

Level. Senior/Youth $28 Gold 

Level. All Seats $35 Platinum Level. 

From the composer and lyricist of 

Hamilton, Lin-Manuel Miranda’s In 

the Heights tells the universal story 

of a vibrant community in New York’s 

Washington Heights neighborhood 

– a place where the coffee from the 

corner bodega is light and sweet, 

the windows are always open, and 

the breeze carries the rhythm of 

three generations of music. It’s a 

community on the brink of change, 

full of hopes, dreams and pressures, 

where the biggest struggles can be 

deciding which traditions you take 

with you, and which ones you leave 

behind. See article on page 18. 

INLAND PACIFIC BALLET’S 

CINDERELLA: an enchanting and 

amusing staging of this classic 

tale! Saturday, March 24, 2pm & 

7:30pm. Sunday, March 25, 2pm. 

General $41. Senior $38. Youth $26. 

Preferred Seating (Rows AA-J) $49. 

Inland Pacific Ballet’s Cinderella 

returns to the stage with a 

charming cast of characters that 

includes a fairy tale Cinderella, a 

pair of hilarious Stepsisters and 

a radiant Fairy Godmother who 

sends Cinderella to the ball in a 

glittering carriage fit for a fairy 

princess. Adding to the magic 

is the beautiful music of famous 

waltz king, Johann Strauss. 

Imaginatively choreographed, the 

production boasts magnificent sets 

and costumes, including a golden 

carriage and exquisite ball gowns. 

Inland Pacific Ballet’s Cinderella 

captures the magic and 

romance of this classic fairy tale. 

STUNT DOG EXPERIENCE: 

Saturday, March 31, 2pm & 7pm. 

General $18 Gold Level. Senior/ 

Youth $16 Gold Level. All Seats 

$20 Platinum Level. One of the 

most entertaining shows of its kind, 

Stunt Dog Experience features an 

exceptional cast of professional 

performers and talented pound pups 

delighting audiences of all ages while 

raising awareness about pet adoption. 

Featuring more than a dozen dogs 

that have been rescued from shelters, 

this high-energy, interactive show 

features amazing tricks, comedy 

antics, dancing canines and audience 

participation. It’s not just a show, it’s 

an experience! 

BEAUTY AND THE BEAST: April 6-8. 

MCCALLUM THEATRE 

www.mccallumtheatre.com. 

(760) 340-2787. 

JUDY COLLINS: March 1. 

DAVINA AND THE VAGABONDS 

& THE SQUIRREL NUT ZIPPERS: 

March 2. 

JACK AT 80 - JACK JONES’ 80TH 

BIRTHDAY: March 3. 

THE BEACH BOYS: March 4. 

BEST OF DOO WOP: March 5. 

GOBSMACKED!: March 6. 

THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE: 

March 7. 

WEST SIDE STORY - IN CONCERT: 

March 9-11. 

MOZART GROUP: March 12. 

STEVE TYRELL: March 13. 

MIDTOWN MEN: March 14. 

THE TEXAS TENORS: March 15. 

CHRIS BOTTI: March 16. 

BRIA SKONBERG: March 17. 

TRIBUTE TO GLENN MILLER & 

TEX BENEKE FEATURING THE TEX 

BENEKE ORCHESTRA: March 18. 

MAESTRO - THE ART OF LEONARD 

BERNSTEIN: March 20-21. 

HUMAN NATURE: March 23. 

THE PIANO GUYS: March 24. 

MCCALLUM THEATRE CONCERT 

BAND: March 25. 

AN INTIMATE EVENING WITH 

DAVID FOSTER: March 27. 

CABARET: March 28. 

KEYBOARD CONVERSATIONS WITH 

JEFFREY SIEGEL: April 2. 

STEPPING OUT FOR COLLEGE OF 

THE DESERT: April 3. 

MICHAEL FEINSTEIN: April 5-6. 


A TRIBUTE 

TO THE 

BEATLES 

MARCH 17, 2018 

(SATURDAY) 

2:00P.M. 

Featuring nearly 

thirty Beatles top hits, 

accompanied by 

VENUE: 

a live orchestra! 

Golden Bears Theater 

Temecula Valley High School • 31555 Rancho Vista Road • Temecula 

BEATLES TICKETS $ 

35 $ 

40 $ 

50 

(OTHER CONCERTS REGULAR PRICES) 

951-587-1536 • TemeculaValleySymphony.org 

INLAND PACIFIC BALLET’S 

CINDERELLA: At the Lewis Family 

Playhouse, March 24-25. 

STUNT DOG EXPERIENCE: At 

the Lewis Family Playhouse, March 31. 

MEDITERRANEAN ODYSSEY 

APRIL 14, 2018 (SATURDAY) 2:00P.M. 

VENUE: Gershwin Performing Arts Center 

Murrieta Mesa High School • 24801 Monroe Avenue • Murrieta 




BOZ SCAGGS: April 7. 

JOHN PIZZARELLI: April 8. 

MORONGO CASINO 

(800) 252-4499. 

morongocasinoresort.com. 

49750 Seminole Dr., Cabazon. 

MELISSA ETHERIDGE: March 2. 

FLOGGING MOLLY: March 16. 

NEW YEAR COMEDIAN - NU CUOI 

DAU XUAN: April 8. 

OLD TOWN 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. 

CABARET AT THE MERC: Last 

Sunday of each month, 7pm. 

DIXIELAND AT THE MERC: Every 

third Sunday of the month. 

SPEAKEASY AT THE MERC: Every 2nd 

Saturday, 7pm. 

COUNTRY LIVE! AT THE MERC: Every 

1st and 3rd Saturday, 7pm. 

THE SECRET GARDEN IN CONCERT: 

March 1, 3-4. 

SHAKESPEARE IN THE VINES, 

BASKERVILLE: March 1-3. 

WILLIE K 2018: March 7. 

FORTUNATE SON - CREEDENCE 

TRIBUTE: March 8. 

RHYTHM FUTURE QUARTET: March 

9. 

ARGUS QUARTET: March 10. 

7TH ANNUAL JAZZ FESTIVAL: 

March 11. 

FRIDAY NIGHT LIVE: March 16. 

AVOCADO DANCE THEATRE 2018: 

March 16-17. 

DANCEXCHANGE: March 20. 

DISNEY’S BEAUTY AND THE BEAST 

2018: March 23-25, 29-31, April 

1, 6-8. 

LET’S DANCE: April 7. 

2018 THEATER FOUNDATION GALA: 

March 24. 

PECHANGA RESORT & CASINO 

(951) 693-1819. 

www.pechanga.com. 

45000 Pala Road, Temecula. 

Box Office (951) 303-2507. 

ABBA MANIA: March 2. 

STEVEN TYLER AND THE LOVING 

MARY BAND: March 3. 

BOYZ II MEN: March 4. 

NU CUOI 2018: March 10. 

BONNIE RAITT - DIG IN DEEP TOUR 

2018: March 25. 

TIGER HUANG CONCERT TOUR 2018 

WITH ANDREW TAN: March 31. 

COLE SWINDELL - REASON TO 

DRINK TOUR WITH CHRIS JANSON 

& LAUREN ALAINA: April 6. 

LED ZEPAGAIN: April 7. 

REDLANDS SYMPHONY 

(909) 587-5565 

www.redlandssymphony.com. 

MISSION - IMPOSSIBLE: March 3. 

2018 REDLANDS SYMPHONY 

PURSE PARTY: March 8. 

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 

www.riversidechildrenstheatre.org. 

Arlington High School, Riverside, 

2951 Jackson St. 

CINDERELLA: April 20-22, 27-29. 

RIVERSIDE COMMUNITY PLAYERS 

4026 14th St., in Riverside. 

(951) 686-4030. 

riversidecommunityplayers.com. 

AGATHA CHRISTIE’S A MURDER IS 

ANNOUNCED: April 6-22. 

RIVERSIDE MUNICIPAL AUDITORIUM 

3485 Mission Inn Ave., Riverside. 

(951) 779-9800. 

venue.riversiderma.com. 

MOLOTOV: March 2. 

CROWDER - AMERICAN PRODIGAL 

TOUR: April 4. 

HA*ASH 100 ANOS CONTIGO TOUR: 

April 10. 

SAN BERNARDINO SYMPHONY 

Historic California Theatre of the 

Performing Arts, 562 W. 4 th Street, 

San Bernardino. 

www.sanbernardinosymphony.org 

(909) 381-5388. 

VIEW FROM THE STAGE: March 24. 

SPA RESORT CASINO 

(760) 323-5865. 

www.sparesortcasino.com. 

401 E. Amado Rd., Palm Springs. 

NIGHT RANGER: March 17. 

GIN BLOSSOMS: April 7. 

SPOTLIGHT 29 CASINO 

46-200 Harrison Place, Coachella. 

www.spotlight29.com. 

(800) 585-3737 or (760) 775-5566. 

GEORGE BENSON: March 3. 

THE PETTY BREAKERS: March 10. 

TEMECULA VALLEY SYMPHONY 

Most of Temecula Valley 

Symphony’s concerts are held in 

the Golden Bears Theater, on the 

campus of Temecula Valley High 

School. (951) 587-1536. 

www.TemeculaValleySymphony.org. 

CLASSICAL MYSTERY TOUR: The 

world’s premier Beatles tribute band 

performs March 17 at 2pm. See 

article on page 21. 

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. 

SMOKEY JOE’S CAFE - THE SONGS 

OF LEIBER AND STOLLER: Through 

March 4. 

SINGIN’ IN THE RAIN: April 6-29. 

See article on page 16. IER 

The Inland Empire’s Magazine for Things To Do 

Available free at 400 locations throughout the Inland Empire and online 

www.InlandReview.com • (951) 686-7575 

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Lake Arrowhead 

Village, A Lovely 

Place To Shop 

Located a mile high in the heart of the 

San Bernardino National Forest, Lake 

Arrowhead Village is 90 miles from just 

about anywhere in Southern California. 

Because Lake Arrowhead Village 

offers shopping, dining, 

and plenty of year-round 

entertainment and activities for all 

ages, it is a terrific place to visit. 

Lake Arrowhead Village is full of 

shopping opportunities whether 

you are in the market for designer 

clothing, boutique jewelry, factory 

outlet shoes, active-wear, children's 

apparel, or art and decor. 

A main attraction at Lake Arrowhead 

Village is dining. From 

coffee houses, pizza places, casual 

brunches, ice cream and candy, and 

popular fast-food outlets, to full 

restaurants with bar service to wine 

tasting rooms and a craft brewery, 

there's something for every palate. 

Lake Arrowhead Village offers 

dining choices from charming 

outdoor cafes to fun places for a 

quick bite, a scrumptious dessert, 

or relax drinking gourmet coffee 

and tea. No matter what type of 

dining you're craving, you'll find 

plenty of selections to savor at 

Lake Arrowhead Village! There's 

even a pet-shop where you can 

order a yummy treat for your dog 

that's made especially for them. So, 

don't forget to bring your favorite 

four-legged friend as we're a very 

pet-friendly destination. 

With four distinct seasons, 

any time during the year is a great 

time to visit. Love the snow? Visit 

from December through March. 

April and May brings daffodils and 

dogwoods to the mountains. From 

June through August you'll find 

perfect summer weather. Put on 

your favorite fall sweater and enjoy 

the spectacular fall foliage September 

through November. 

Lake Arrowhead Village hosts 

year-round events which makes it 

a perfect place to hang out with 

friends and family. Considered 

the “downtown” of the Lake Arrowhead 

mountain communities, 

as well as located in the heart of 

Southern California, Lake Arrowhead 

Village presents numerous 

special events and lively entertainment 

throughout the year offering 

something for everyone. 

Join the fun and visit Lake Arrowhead 

Village to experience live 

music at the largest free outdoor 

Summer Concert Series in Southern 

California featuring a Beer 

Garden and dynamic bands with 

diverse musical styles ranging from 

Rhythm & Blues, to Classic Rock, 

to Country. It’s a great location to 

celebrate the holiday events with 

activities such as the Village Easter 

Egg Hunt, Arrowhead Lake Association’s 

annual 4th of July Fireworks 

over the lake, Oktoberfest, Halloween 

Trick-or-Treating, and Santa’s 

Tree Lighting Ceremony. Check 

out their Friday Farmers’ Market, 

Antique and Classic Wooden Boat 

Show, Cruisin’ the Village Classic 

Car Show and the Annual Fireman’s 

Bonfire. Lake Arrowhead 

Village is home to attractions such 

as The Arrowhead Queen Boat 

Tour, a 1-hour narrated boat ride 

around the lake that offers history, 

folklore and up close views of 

grand lakefront homes of the rich 

and famous. Kids love Lollipop 

Park’s Bumper Cars, Carousel, Pirate 

Ship Ride, Crazy Mirror Maze, 

Candy Store, and the park and 

playground by the lake. If you’re a 

seasoned professional water skier or 

a first-timer, McKenzie Water Ski 

School welcomes those looking to 

experience a great day on the lake 

skiing or wake-boarding. 

Information about Lake Arrowhead 

Village events, shopping, 

dining and more can be found at 

www.TheLakeArrowheadVillage. 

com. 

And while you're visiting the 

mountains, don't forget to pop 

into Blue Jay Village just two 

miles West of Lake Arrowhead on 

Highway 189. This quaint jewel of 

the mountain also hosts events all 

year round from Jensen's Pumpkin 

Patch, Lobsterfest, and weekly wine 

tastings to the Quilt Guild's Annual 

Quilt Walk, and the famous 

Blue Jay Christmas Parade! 

Jensen’s Market has the best 

bakery on the mountain and an extensive 

wine/liquor section as well 

as a delicious deli counter. Health 

Habitat in Blue Jay is your local 

herb and vitamin store. Blue Jay 

Day Spa offers all kinds of healing 

massage therapies. There are several 

unique eateries in Blue Jay as well, 

from diner fare to Mexican food 

to sandwiches and froyo, Blue Jay 

can serve you something yummy 

no matter what your taste buds 

are craving! Get your bike fixed at 

Wake & Wheel, shop the unique 

clothing boutiques, furniture and 

home décor stores and so much 

more. And if you fall in love with 

the mountains, several experienced 

real estate firms are located in both 

Lake Arrowhead and Blue Jay 

and are ready to tell you all about 

mountain living and show you how 

you, too, can become a “local”. IER 


The 

PLANES OF FAME AIR SHOW 

Returns, May 5-6 

Planes of Fame Air Museum presents the 

Planes of Fame Air Show on May 5-6 

featuring over 40 historic aircraft, including 

P-47 Thunderbolts, P-38 Lightnings, and P-51 

Mustangs flying for your enjoyment. Join in 

honoring the history, contributions, and sacrifices 

of our Veterans. 

Performers include: A-10 Thunderbolt and 

Heritage Flight; Sean D. Tucker Team Oracle 

Aerobatics; World’s fastest piston engine aircraft 

P-51 Mustang Voodoo; N9MB Flying Wing 

Demo; Pacific, European, Korean and Vietnam 

flight displays; Sanders Sea Fury Aerobatics; 

Gregory “Wired” Colyer T-33 Aerobatics; and 

Rob Harrison the Tumbling Bear. 

There will be a Kids Zone, static displays, 

food, vendors, and more. 

In addition to many other fantastic airplanes 

that will be performing and on static display, 

there will be a special panel discussion with 

honored veterans. 

Follow the Planes of Fame Air Show Facebook 

page to receive up to the minute news on 

performers and attending aircraft and veterans. 

The Planes of Fame Air Museum is located 

at Historic Cal Aero Field in Chino. The Planes 

of Fame Air Museum was founded in 1957 by 

Edward Maloney. It is the oldest independently 

operated aviation museum in the United States. 

The museum collection spans the history of 

manned flight from the Wright Flyer to the space 

age Apollo Capsule.They house over 150 aircraft 

and displays. Many of the Aircraft are flyable, 

including the P-51 Mustang, F4U Corsair, P-47 

Thunderbolt, P-40 Warhawk, B-25 Mitchell, 

P-38 Lightning, F-86 Sabre, and Russian Mig 15. 

The museum’s mission is to preserve aviation 

history, inspire interest in aviation, educate the 

public, and honor aviation pioneers and veterans. 

The Air Show takes place Saturday and Sunday 

May 5-6 from 8am to 4pm. 

SAVE $5 ORDER TICKETS ONLINE! 

(Limited Time Offer) 

Free Admission for Kids 11 Years & Under, 

General $25. Free parking! (Preferred parking 

$17.50). 

FLYING HIGH: The Planes of Fame Air Museum includes flyable historic aircraft, such as the F-86 Sabre. 

For info and tickets go to www.planesoffame.org or call 

(909) 597-3722. The museum is located at 7000 Merrill 

Avenue #17 in Chino. IER 

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CASINOS 

AGUA CALIENTE CASINO 

(866) 858-3600. 

www.hotwatercasino.com. 

32-250 Bob Hope Drive, 

Rancho Mirage. 

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. 

MORONGO CASINO 

(800) 252-4499. 

morongocasinoresort.com. 

49750 Seminole Dr., Cabazon. 

LEGACY FIGHTING ALLIANCE #36 - 

ZANI VS. SIMON: March 23. 

PECHANGA RESORT & CASINO 

(951) 693-1819. 

www.pechanga.com. 

45000 Pala Road, Temecula. 

Box Office (951) 303-2507. 

PECHANGA WINE FESTIVAL AND 

CHOCOLATE DECADENCE: March 

9-10. 

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. 

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. 

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. 

SPRING CELEBRATION: March 31. 

See article on page 7. 

FOURTH ANNUAL CRAFT BEER 

WALK: May 5. See article on page 7. 

CITIZENS BUSINESS BANK ARENA 

4000 E. Ontario Center Parkway, 

Ontario. www.cbbankarena.com. 

AGUA CALIENTE CLIPPERS: March 8, 

20, 22, 24. 

ONTARIO REIGN: March 9, 11, 14, 17, 

18, 23, 30, 31, April 6. 

ONTARIO FURY: March 1. 

CIRCUS VARGAS - DREAMING OF 

PIRATES 

In the Inland Empire March 8 through 

April 16, in Temecula, Palm Desert, 

and Hesperia. See article on page 8. 

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. 

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. 

THE FALLBROOK AVOCADO 

FESTIVAL 

Fallbrook festival showcasing the 

amazing avocado in a friendly, smalltown 

atmosphere. April 15, 9am to 

5pm. See article on page 15. 

GROWRIVERSIDE CONFERENCE 

April 4 at Central Middle School in 

Riverside. Learn about emerging 

opportunities in building regional food 

systems. See article on page 10. 

POMONA QUILT, CRAFT AND 

SEWING FESTIVAL 

March 8-10. See article on page 30. 

RAMONA 

The local tradition returns for April 

21-22, 28-29, and May 5-6 at the 

Ramona Bowl in Hemet. See article 

on page 12. 

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. 

MOUNTAIN ACTIVITIES 

FONTANA FARMERS’ MARKETS 

The City of Fontana offers two 

Farmers’ Market locations. For 

more information, go online to 

farmersmarket.fontana.org. 

ALPINE SLIDE AT MAGIC MOUNTAIN 

& BIG BEAR SNOW PLAY 

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. 

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Also nearby is Big Bear Snow Play, 

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

www.alpineslidebigbear.com. See 


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. 

LAKE ARROWHEAD VILLAGE 

Shopping, dining, and plenty of 

year-round entertainment and 

activities for all ages. For more 

information, go online to 

www.thelakearrowheadvillage.com. 

See article on page 25. 

WALKING TOUR FUNDRAISER 

Water wise gardens and historic 

Riverside Walking Tour, with a silent 

art auction and guest speakers. 

March 17 at Victoria Presbyterian 

Church, 6091 Victoria Ave., Riverside. 

Tickets are $35 for morning and 

$25 for afternoon. For tickets and 

information, call (951) 452-1569. 

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. 


MAY 

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2018 

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AIRPORT 

SAVE $5 

BUY TICKETS ONLINE 

HURRY! LIMITED TIME OFFER 

A-10 Thunderbolt II Demo 

& Heritage Flight 

sean d.tucker 

& team oracle 

PLANESOFFAME 

for info & tickets VISIT: www.planeSoffame.org 

Thank you to our sponsors 

Dan & Debra Friedkin 

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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.org. 

MASH BASH 2018: March 24, enjoy 

this MASH-era themed event at the 

Air Museum. See article on page 14. 

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. 

PLANES OF FAME AIR SHOW: See 


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. 

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 

SANTA ROSA PLATEAU 

ECOLOGICAL RESERVE 

39400 Clinton Keith Rd., Murrieta. 

www.srpf.org. (909) 732-2209. 

VICTOR VALLEY MUSEUM 

11873 Apple Valley Rd., 

Apple Valley. (760) 240-2111. 

www.sbcountymuseum.org. 

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 

COLORFUL & 

SEW CREATIVE! 

Pomona Quilt, Craft and Sewing Festival will 

be held at the Fairplex with parking at Gate 17 

on March 8-10th. $500 cash given away every 

morning at 9:45am prior to the doors opening! 

Colorful, creative, and quilty are words often heard to describe 

The Pomona Quilt, Craft and Sewing Festival. The 

show will have more vendors, classes, and great make and 

take workshops for everyone’s creative inspirations. 

The Pomona Quilt, Craft and Sewing Festival will occur March 

8, 9, and 10 at the Fairplex located at the Fairplex Dr. exit off of 

the I-10 freeway. Parking will be in Gate 17 and is very safe and 

reasonable. Trams will be running to shuttle attendees back and 

forth with ease. 

The Festival features a wide variety of supplies, notions, patterns, 

and techniques in the areas of quilting, sewing, needle-arts, 

stenciling, embossing, crystals, fabric crafts, and more. Many 

booths will feature new cutting edge products that are brand new to 

the market. Enter your ticket stub to win free door prize drawings 

that occur every hour. 

Their co-sponsor, Moore’s Sewing, will also give away a free 

sewing machine making this a very exciting show for those with a 

creative flair! In addition to that prize, Moore’s will be giving away 

a thousand dollars a day in prizes at their Super Sewing lottery give 

away in their big booths! 

The Quilt, Craft and Sewing Festival also offers a selection of 

‘make-it and take-it’ workshops in addition to seminars and classes 

presented by great instructors. Visit www.quiltcraftsew.com to sign 

up in advance to receive your show program by email. IER 

POMONA QUILT, CRAFT AND SEWING FESTIVAL 

INFORMATION 

For additional show information, printable coupons, programs or directions, visit 

them online at www.quiltcraftsew.com. 

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Celebrating 20 years of 

Preserving our History, 

Educating future generations, 

and Honoring our heroes 

Sat., March 24 

From 6 to 10 PM 

Entertainment 

by 

Anonymous 5 

An evening of MASH-themed fun, 

revelry, music and refreshments! 

MASH era aircraft on display – 

inside the Miles Hangar 

The Palm Springs Air Museum 

745 N. Gene Autry Trail, Palm Springs 

(entrance off of Gene Autry Trail, between Tachevah and Ramon Roads) 

(760) 482-1832 

Food by 

LULU California Bistro 

No-host (cash) bar 

$49 admission per person 

PalmSpringsAirMuseum.org/programs/Mash-Bash/ 


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April 4 

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Workshop with Curtis Stone 

April 5 & 6 

Farms Tour 

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