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May, 2010
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Bill
Cosby
Raising laughter at the
Riverside Fox Theater
Heart plays at
Fantasy Springs
Resort Casino
LA Roadsters
show at Fairplex
in Pomona
Hit the road at the
Fontana Days Run
All aboard at
the Garden
Railroad Show
FOX
Performing Arts Center
Riverside, California
3801 Mission Inn Avenue
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May 6
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Aviation adventure
Chino
Chino Airport hosts Planes of Fame Air Show
“A
Salute to the Greatest Generation,” paying tribute to the veterans
whose service and sacrifice saved
the world from Axis tyranny during World
War II, will be the theme of the County of
San Bernardino Planes of Fame Air Show
2010. The Air Show will take place at the
Chino Airport over the weekend of May 1516. Gates will open at 8am and flying activities will begin at approximately 11am.
Throughout the weekend, an exciting
variety of classic warbirds and modern jets,
like the Air Force’s F-16 Fighting Falcon
strike fighter and massive C-17 Globemaster
III transport, Unlimited Class air racers and
aerobatic aircraft, will thrill and delight the
crowds. The Horsemen P-51 Flight Team,
brought to Chino by ASB.TV, will highlight
the action with a sparkling formation aerobatic routine in North American P-51 Mustangs.
Flown by Jim Beasley, Dan Friedkin and Ed
Shipley, The Horsemen’s Mustangs originally
provided the long range fighter escort support
that made possible America’s strategic bombing offensives against Germany and Japan.
Supporting acts will include the Silver
Wings Wingwalking Team of Margaret
Stivers and Hartley Folstad, with Margaret
performing daring and graceful routines on
the wings of Hartley’s Stearman biplane. Rob
“Tumbling Bear” Harrison will also perform a
breathtaking aerobatic routine in his Czechoslovakian-built Zlin 50 XL monoplane.
A host of visiting warbirds, classic and
vintage aircraft will join the Planes of Fame
Air Museum warbirds in World War II
and Korean War air combat re-enactments,
airpower demonstrations, flybys and aerobatic
displays. There will also be an Unlimited
Class air racing demonstration featuring Bill
“Tiger” Destefani’s “Strega,” a highly modified P-51 Mustang and eight-time winner of
the Reno Unlimited National Championship
air racing title.
Aircraft, military vehicles and aviationrelated items will also be on static display for
up-close public viewing.
There will even be opportunities for
some in the audience to experience the thrill
of orientation flights in genuine warbirds.
Vintage warbirds and other aircraft will fill the sky above
Chino over the weekend of May 15-16 for the County of
San Bernardino Planes of Fame Air Show 2010.
Numerous food, beverage and memorabilia
vendors will be on hand as well to make the
experience even more enjoyable.
General admission for the show will be
$20, youngsters 5 to 11 will be admitted for
$5, and admission is free for accompanied
children under five. One youngster will also
be admitted free with each paid adult. Advance discount tickets will be available from
the Museum’s gift shop until May 14 for $16.
For more information, call (909) 5977576, or visit the Planes of Fame Air Museum website at www.planesoffame.org. IER
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For kids & adults
Get on track at the Garden Railroad Show
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rains fascinate those of all ages. Many
of us have a fond train story such as
the memory of riding a train, playing
with a train or of a relative that worked for
the railroad. The Southwest Garden Railroad Show was started to spread the fun and
excitement of garden railroading to all and
the Fairplex in Pomona, with their garden
railroad and the train museum, is without a
doubt the best place to hold such an event.
This is The Southwest Garden Railroad
Show’s second year year presenting the wonderful world of large scale railroading. The
show will be held on June 5-6, from 9am
to 4pm right across from a world renown
railroad.
The Fairplex Garden Railroad is
considered the oldest and possibly the
largest miniature railroad of its kind
in the United States and possibly the
world. The railroad began as a special
static exhibit for the third Los Angeles
Fair in 1924. It soon became a small,
hand built, operating miniature train, in
true 1/2 inch scale. The small railroad
continued to grow and in 1935, moved
out of the Fair's tent to its present 100
x 300-foot outdoor location where it
remains today. In May of 1997, with
the help of members of a local garden
railroad club, the original 1/2 inch scale
was replaced with what is referred to
today as G gauge in the hobby of model
railroading, and renovation of the miniature railroad began.
G-gauge train is one of the larger sizes
of model trains. Typically, they are placed
in a garden outdoors. Numerous arboretums across the country now boast a garden
railroad. Last year alone, Garden Railroad
Magazine reported that 35 new public garden railroads were built around the country.
Epcot at Disney World has had one for a
number of years.
The displays are an indoor version built
by local clubs and hobbyists from California, Arizona and Texas. Hobbyists are in it
for the fun and fellowship. This size of train
is great for children as they are able to get
close and enjoy. There are normally no walls
or barriers and most of the layouts are on
the ground or at least at children’s eye level.
In addition to the trains, Radio Disney
will be there with a stage show and fun
activities for the kids.
For kids 16 and under admission is free.
Adults are $10 or $18 for a two day pass. IER
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CAMP IN A MEADOW • EAT LOTS OF VITTLES • SHOP A CRAFTS VILLAGE • RIDE IN A HOT AIR BALLOON • ENJOY 3 DAYS OF MUSIC
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t A good cause
Walk for a Cure
Arthritis Foundation Inland Empire
Branch’s ‘2010 Arthritis Walk’
By Natasha Ferguson
D
id you know that an estimated 46
million adults in the United States
have some form of arthritis or
chronic joint pain? It is projected that an
estimated 67 million will be diagnosed
with arthritis by the year 2030 according
to the Center for Disease Control (CDC).
Contrary to belief, this crippling disease
does not just affect adults, but children as
well.
In order to continue with research in
preventing, controlling and hopefully one
day coming up with a cure for this debilitating disease, supporting the Arthritis
Foundation is key.
The Arthritis Foundation Inland
Empire Branch’s “2010 Arthritis Walk”
takes place Saturday, June 5, at Fairmount
Park, 2601 Fairmount Blvd. in Riverside.
Walkers from all over the region will participate in this walk to help raise money
and awareness for the disease. Registration
begins at 8am and the walk will start at
10:30am leaving from the band shell.
Each year, the Arthritis Foundation
Inland Empire recognizes special individuals and/or organizations. This year’s
honorees are:
Adult Honoree: Keturah D.
McEwen is not just the first
adult honoree in the Pacific
Region, but also the first
African American woman
honored by the organization.
Youth Honoree: Max
Layman is a smart, loving
10-year-old boy who sadly
was diagnosed with juvenile
rheumatoid arthritis while in
the first grade.
Medical Honorees: Dr. Razzouk is
CEO of Arrowhead Orthopaedics, an
outpatient and inpatient care facility that
has been established for over 20 years.
For more information about Arthritis
Walk, or if you are interested in participating, call (951) 320-1540 or visit www.
arthritiswalkie.org. IER
Downtown Riverside is an oasis of
authenticity. It’s a real place, with real
history, real culture, real cuisine, and
real discoveries. Stroll, shop, dine, and
be pampered. Riverside is the urban
getaway right next door.
“In a sea of southern California
Museums, Art Galleries, and Antiques
sameness, Riverside is the genuine
Mission Inn Museum • Riverside Art Museum • Riverside
article – 150 years of history
Metropolitan Museum • UCR/California Museum of
concentrated in a walkable,
Photography • Division 9 Gallery • Life Arts Studios •
livable downtown.”
Michael J. Elderman Photography • The People’s Gallery
—John Worden
• Riverside Community Arts Association •
Mission Inn Foundation
UCR Sweeney Art Gallery • 6th Street Antiques
• Amazing Grace • Brookleberry’s • Maria’s Antiques •
Mission Galleria • Our Treasure Chest
3666 University Ave., Ste. 100 951.781.7335
www.RiversideDowntown.org
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Mickey Thompson:
First American to 400 mph
Saturday, May 15 • 2-4pm
T
he Wally Parks NHRA Motorsports Museum and the Automobile Club of Southern California present an intimate
panel discussion on the extraordinary life of motorsports
legend Mickey Thompson, May 15.
The panelists include Mickey’s son Danny Thompson, business partner Alex Xydias, his trusted mechanic Fritz Voigt, and
others. Panelists will retell the tales of working side-by-side with
one of motorsport history’s most memorable people. After the
interview, the panelists will take questions from the audience
and sign autographs.
The panel discussion is held in conjunction with the newly
opened exhibit at the Museum celebrating the 50th anniversary
of Mickey’s milestone run at Bonneville – Mickey Thompson:
First American to 400 mph presented by Banks Power.
Tickets are $20 and can be purchased at the door, or reserve a
seat by calling the Museum at (909) 622-2133. Ticket purchase
includes Museum admission and light refreshments. All proceeds
benefit The Wally Parks NHRA Motorsports Museum presented
by Automobile Club of Southern California. For more information, go online to www.museum.nhra.com. IER
Fontana Welcomes Newest Center
>> Open House May 22 from 9am to 5pm
Half Marathon Run
5K Run / 5K Race Walk
5K Family Fitness Walk
Children's 1/2 Mile Dash
For more information:
City of Fontana Community Services Department
(909) 349-6900 | www.fontanadaysrun.org
Find us on Facebook: Fontana Days Run 2010
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T
he Mayor of Fontana and the City
Council invite the public to attend
the Open House for Fontana’s newest
Community Center on Saturday, May 22.
The open house is a “drop-in” event from
9am to 5pm. Visitors are welcome to stop
by anytime during open house hours to self
tour the new Community Senior Center. City staff will be
onsite to welcome visitors and answer questions.
The 43,000 square foot center is located at 16710 Ceres
Avenue, just west of Sierra Avenue. It will serve as the hub
for classes and activities specifically designed to meet the
needs of Fontana’s active adults. Amenities include a 150
seat dining hall, a 300 seat banquet room for special events,
a spacious courtyard with fireplace, fitness room with specialized workout equipment, computer lab, digital theatre,
billiards room, art gallery and various classrooms.
For more information contact the City of Fontana,
Community Services Department at (909) 349-6900 or go
online to www.fontanarecreation.org. IER
t Chili Cook-off
Arlington Business Partnership presents
the ‘Biggest Little Event of the Season’
Riverside’s 8th Annual
Chili Cook off and Car/
Motorcycle Show
H
ot chili, cool cars, moving music ... it
all comes together late May in downtown Riverside. The 8th Annual
Chili Cook-Off and Car/Motorcycle Show
on Saturday, May 29 are hosted by the Arlington Business Partnership. It takes place
on a half-mile stretch of Magnolia Avenue
from Van Buren Boulevard to Jackson Street
in Riverside from 9:30am to 5pm. This year’s event will be bigger than
ever, including two stages with local bands.
The main stage this year will again feature
Cubo and the community stage will rock
with a new group called Factory Tuned
Band. Bring your dancing shoes and be
ready to boogie with these two great bands.
In addition to the classic car show, the
event also features a motorcycle competition. Last year over 150 cars and motorcycles participated for the audience to enjoy
and judge. They even had some competition racing boats showing last year.
The Kids Zone is a magical place for
youngsters to spend their time and energy.
It includes inflatables, Waterwars, exotic
petting zoo, coloring contest, train rides,
rock climbing and many more fun and
entertaining things to do.
The event also hopes to attract even
more “little citizens” for the “Little Mr.
Hot Sauce” and “Little Miss Chili Peppers”
contests. Children up to 12 years of age are
welcome with great prizes for winners and
gifts for all participants. Parents can sign
up their children at the Main Stage the day
of the event.
The Chili Cook off also features handcrafted arts and crafts, business booths,
food booths, beer gardens, wine bar and
chili prepared by the International Chili
Society cooks who compete for international prizes.
But the most fun is in tasting and judging local chili by cooks vying for the title of
“Best Community Cook.” Bring your taste
buds and be ready to vote.
If you are a chili cook who loves to show
off your chili this a contest for you! Events
include People’s Choice for the best Chili
and even Salsa. Call the ABP office (951509-1100) for an application and further
details.
Every year the Arlington Business Part-
nership makes a financial contribution to
two local organizations, Boy Scout Troop
116 and Arlington High School’s ROTC
program.
This is a free entry event. For event details or for vendor information, call (951)
509-1100 or go online to www.riversideabp.com. IER
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Fairmount Park
2601 Fairmount Blvd.
June 23
June 30
July 7
July 14
July 21
July 28
August 4
August 11
Doc-Rock-It (50s & 60s Rock)
Inxs-ive (80s)
La Internacional
Sonora Show (Cumbias)
Southbound (Rock n’ Roll)
Red Carpet Riot (90s)
Stone Soul (Motown)
Suave (Top 40)
Latin Society (Latin/Salsa)
Parks, Recreation and
Community Services Department
www.riversideca.gov/park_rec
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Tickets on sale
Music and More
More Huck for the Buck
I
f you’re looking for a vacation style
festival on Father’s Day weekend, head
over to Mojave Narrows Regional Park
in Victorville for Huck Finn’s 34th Jubilee,
June 18-20. Tickets are on sale now.
You’ll find the spirit of Mark Twain who
penned the classic “Adventures of Huckleberry Finn” is very much alive. Hannibal,
Missouri’s own Tom Sawyer and Becky
Thatcher visit for a Friday night presenta-
The Huck Finn Jubilee hosts a wide range of events that
hark back to simpler times.
tion of Mark Twain Live as it travels from
New York. The following day they meet up
with Huck to help run games like river raft
building, fence painting and greased pole
climbing.
There’s picking parties and more than
30 hours of bluegrass and country music,
headlined by The Oak Ridge Boys on Father’s
Day.
But, the Jubilee is more than a music
festival. It’s a crafts fair, food extravaganza,
mountain man encampment, arm wrestling
championship, car show and small town
circus rolled into one.
Like an old shoe, it’s comfortable.
There’s something for all ages, and the
setting – surrounded by tall cottonwoods
and wildlife habitats – is a close replica of
Hannibal, Missouri, Huck’s old stomping
grounds.
Tickets are on sale now, and advance
discounts on camping and admission for
this popular weekend festival are available
Musical acts include headliners The Oak Ridge Boys,
Rhonda Vincent (above), and more.
through June 1. A three day two night
package is $70, or $49 if not camping.
Juniors (6 through 12 years old) are $20
and children five years and younger are free.
Ask for “The Huck Finn Jubilee” rate at
the event’s host hotels to enjoy discounts
on lodging and free junior admission to the
event. Plan early and enjoy your stay at the
Hawthorn Suites, The Courtyard by Marriott, Comfort Suites, and Red Roof Inn.
A full schedule of weekend activities,
maps, camping and hotel rates are available
at www.huckfinn.com. You can also call
(951) 780-8810 for tickets and assistance. IER
Big Bear’s Cool Summer Spot!
Waterslide opens Memorial Weekend!
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
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Held in Downtown Rialto
To pre-register: 951-274-7307
Rialtorotary.org
Or register the day of event
Fontana Days Run 2010
Compete in the world’s
fastest half marathon course
Y
ou are invited to be a part of history at
the 55th Annual Fontana Days Run
on June 5. There are several types of
races available for anyone from the most elite
athlete to the casual walker.
Participate in one of five scheduled events
such as the 13.1 mile half marathon, 5k run,
5k racewalk, 5k family fitness walk and for
kids, the children’s half mile dash. Registration is now open and available at active.com.
You can also stop by the nearest Fontana
Community Center to fill out a registration
form. Registration fees are $30 for the half
marathon, 5k run and racewalk, $20 for the
family fitness walk and $10 for the children’s
half mile dash. Proceeds from the half mile
dash benefit the Ronald McDonald House of
Loma Linda.
Participants compete for awards and prize
money (excluding the Family Fitness Walk)
and all will receive finish line refreshments, a
finisher medal, commemorative t-shirt, lapel
pin and goodie bags.
For full details and to download a complete Fontana Days Run information packet
visit www.fontanadaysrun.org.
The 13.1 mile half marathon is known
as the world’s fastest half marathon course
because of the gradual downhill slope with
a 2,125 foot drop from start to finish.
This gradual slope allows many runners
to record their personal record at the Fontana Days Run.
If you don’t plan on running, pick a spot
along the course route and cheer on over
1,200 runners, walkers, moms, dads, kids
and even babies in their strollers as they all
make their way down Sierra Avenue to the
finish line in front of Fontana City Hall.
Races begin around 7am so arrive early to
cheer them on.
At the end of the Run, stick around for
A gradual downward slope
makes the Fontana half
marathon one of the fastest
in the world.
the finish line festivities featuring activities
such as live music, entertainment, a vendor
expo and more.
The Fontana Days Run is planned and
facilitated by the Fontana Community
Services Department. If you’re interested in
being a vendor, volunteering or sponsoring
the Run, give them a call at (909) 349-6900.
This year’s Run is also being promoted on
Facebook. Search for “Fontana Days Run
2010” at Facebook.com and become a fan
to stay up to date on current Run news, running tips, sponsor information and more. IER
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Garden Grove Strawberry Festival full of stars
T
he Garden Grove Strawberry Festival is
not only one of the largest community
festivals in the western US, but also
one of the oldest.
The 52nd Annual Garden Grove Strawberry
Festival will be held
Memorial Day Weekend, Friday, May 28
through Monday, May
31. Friday hours are
1-10pm, Saturday and
Sunday 10am to 10pm
and Monday from 10am
to 9pm. All four festival
days will offer 44 exciting carnival rides,
five contests, over 100 food and shopping
booths, games, autograph signings and live
entertainment in the Showmobile and the
550-seat Amphitheater. Admission is free.
Wrist Band ride discounts entitle the wearer
to all rides, all day for one low price: $25
per person on Friday, and $30 on Saturday
through Monday. Individual ride tickets for
$1 each can also be purchased with rides
requiring 2-5 tickets. Visit www.strawberryfestival.org for information and contest
sign-ups
The 2010 theme is Celebrating the
Magic of Music. Gold and Platinum-album
pianist Roger Williams will be this year’s
parade Grand Marshal. Named the greatest
selling pianist in history, Roger Williams
has 18 Gold and Platinum albums to his
credit including the only piano instrumental to ever have reached Number 1 on the
Billboard singles charts – Autumn Leaves.
It still stands as the greatest selling piano
recording of all time. Other million-selling
records include: Born Free, The Impossible
Dream, Til, Almost Paradise, Maria, Lara’s
Theme from Dr. Zhivago, and the theme from
Somewhere in Time -- only some of his 22
hits spanning four decades.
Twelve additional TV and film celebrities will also be honored guests in the
parade which begins at 10am at Ninth
and Chapman in Garden Grove. Parade
celebrities include Bob Flanigan, the last
original member of The Four Freshmen;
Vince Johnson, a current Four Freshman
member; Kate Linder from The Young and
the Restless; Peggy McCay from Days of Our
Lives; KOCE-TV news anchor Ed Arnold;
Romi Dames and Emily Grace Reaves
from Hannah Montana, the show and the
movie, Jimmy Jax Pinchak in the upcoming film Let Me In, Will Shadley from The
Spy Next Door, Braedon Lemasters from
Men of a Certain Age, Dr. Jim Sears from
The Doctors, and Ashley Boettcher from
Aliens in the Attic. IER
The Strawberry festival features 44 carnival rides.
There’s something
FOR EVERYONE!
at the Southwest Garden Railroad Show
June 5 - 6, 9:00am - 4:00pm
FAIRPLEX, Pomona CA
Admission: $10 for one day and $18 for both days
Kids 16 and under are FREE!
FOR G-SCALE FANS:
Layout Displays
Manufacturer Exhibits
Railway Supply Vendors
Railroad Collectibles
RR Books & Videos
Powered by
Saturday 1p- 3p
FOR THE FAMILY:
Live Steam Track
Train Rides for the Kids
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www.swgrs.com
46th Annual L.A. Roadster Show
and Swap Meet coming to Fairplex
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ar lovers are preparing to descend on the Fairplex in Pomona
for the L.A. Roadster Show and Swap Meet on Fathers Day
weekend, June 19-20.
The L.A. Roadster Club was founded in 1957 to bring people
together who have a common interest in 1936 and older open cars
such as roadsters, roadster pickups, phaetons, and cabriolets. The
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parts to finish your street rod, or if you are looking for a new project
car to start building you can find them in the swap area.
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it becomes a car show within a car show. Over the years the specialty
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rod shops that can assemble and paint them, to upholsterers that can
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Learning
pop
music
of the
70s
jazzy Latin
twist
Centers
at
Fairplex
and
other
local
charities.
july 8............................................The Ho-Dads
classic
50’s
60’s surf
For information,
contact
Showand
Chairman
Rogermusic
Fulmer at
(714)
or go online to www.laroadsters.com.Opa
See the ad
july394-5199
15..................................................Opa
Merengue,
Cumbia, Cha-Cha, and Bolero
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on page 20.
july 22.........................................Nassau Steel
Reggae-Steel Drum
This is just a
july 29....................................The Gypsy Dolls
small selection of
80’s-contemporary
the roadsters you
Aug 5.................................................Yari MorE
will see at the
Salsa
show. Every year
Aug 12..............................................Praise Rock
more than 800
contemporary Praise ROck
roadsters come
to the Roadster
Show on their
special day.
family fun nights
Wednesdays | 6:00 - 8:00 pm
Be Safe
july 7.............................................Koehler Park
15352 Walnut Ave.
Be Active
july 14...................................Martin Tudor Park
11660 Sierra Ave.
be a volunteer
july 21.....................................San Sevaine Park
5440 Cherry Ave.
Be drug free
july 28.........................................Veterans Park
17255 Merrill Ave.
Be Green
August 4...............................Sycamore Hills Park
11075 Mayberry Dr.
Be a Leader
August 11...................................Bill Martin Park
7881 Juniper Ave.
dive-in movies & re-runs
fridays @ 6:30 pm
heritage pool
7350 W. Liberty pkwy
saturdays @ 6:30 pm
fontana park
aquatics center
15556 summit avenue
june 18 & 19.......................Monsters Vs. Aliens
june 25 & 26..........................................Robots
july 9 & 10...........................................Planet 51
july 16 & 17......Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs
july 23 & 24....................................................Up
july 30 & 31..............................The Incredibles
Aug 6 & 7.....................................................Bolt
Aug 13 & 14.........................................Astro Boy
Sunset Concerts
thursdays from 7:00 - 9:00 pm
AT miller park amphitheatre | 17004 arrow blvd
june 17..............................................Yard Sale!
classic rock, blues and funk
june 24.......................................Nitro Express
Country Rock
July 1.................................................Cold Duck
pop music of the 70’s with a jazzy Latin twist
july 8............................................The Ho-Dads
classic 50’s and 60’s surf music
july 15..................................................Opa Opa
Merengue, Cumbia, Cha-Cha and Bolero
july 22.........................................Nassau Steel
Reggae-Steel Drum
july 29....................................The Gypsy Dolls
80’s-contemporary
Aug 5.................................................Yari MorE
Salsa
Aug 12..............................................Praise Rock
contemporary Praise ROck
Call (909) 349-6900 for more information or stop by
your local Fontana Community Center for more details.
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Theater & The Arts
Bill Cosby performs at the
Fox Performing Arts Center
O
ne of America’s funniest people comes
to the Fox Performing Arts Center
stage on June 5 when Bill Cosby takes
the mike at 5pm and 8:30pm. Over the past
century, few entertainers have achieved the
legendary status of William H. Cosby Jr. His
successes span five decades and virtually all
media, remarkable accomplishments for a kid
who emerged from humble beginnings in a
Philly project.
In the 1960s, his stand-up act was a coastto-coast sensation, spawning a string of hilarious, best-selling comedy albums, which went
on to win eight Gold Records, five Platinum
records and five Grammy Awards. His role on
TV’s I Spy made him the first African-Amer-
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ican to co-star in a dramatic series, breaking
television’s racial barrier and winning three
Emmy Awards. In the 1980s, he again rocked
the television world with the The Cosby Show,
a gentle, whimsical and hugely successful
series that single-handedly revived the family
sitcom (and rescued NBC).
With hit movies like Uptown Saturday
Night and best-selling books like Fatherhood,
Bill Cosby is quite simply a national treasure
with the unique ability to touch people’s
hearts.
The Fox Performing Arts Center is located
in downtown Riverside. For Box Office information, call (951) 788-3944, or go online to
www.foxriversidelive.com. IER
Event Guide
Annenberg Theater
(760) 325-4490, www.annenbergtheater.org. At
the Palm Springs Art Museum, 101 Museum Dr.,
Palm Springs.
Art Depot Gallery
16822 Spring St., Fontana. (909) 349-6975.
www.fontanarecreation.org.
Norman Deesing, Stoneware Snapshots:
Exhibiting through May 21. Artist reception May 7,
7pm. See article on page 18.
Ben Bollinger’s Candlelight Pavilion
Dinner Theater
455 Foothill Blvd., Claremont.
candlelightpavilion.com.
(909) 626-3296.
Big Bear Lake Performing Arts Center
39707 Big Bear Blvd.. (909) 866-4970. bigbeartheater.org.
Bridges Auditorium
Pomona College, 450 N. College Way, Claremont
Cal Baptist University Theatre Arts
(951) 343-4319. calbaptist.edu/theater. Wallace
Theater, 8432 Magnolia Ave. in Riverside.
California Theatre of the Performing Arts
For tickets, call (909) 885-5152 or go online
to ticketmaster.com. 562 W. Fourth St., San
Bernardino.
Christian Arts Theater
Corona Civic Center, 815 W. 6th St., in Corona.
(951) 279-2298.
Cal State University San Bernardino
University Theatre
Tickets available at theatre.csusb.edu.
Fox Performing Arts Center
In Downtown Riverside. Tickets are available at
ticketmaster.com, Ticketmaster outlets and the
Riverside Municipal Auditorium Box Office. For
more information, call (951) 779-9800, or go
online to www.foxriversidelive.com.
Kenny Rogers: May 1, 8pm.
David Sedaris: May 6, 8pm. Tickets: $37.50$65.
Screening of “Duck Soup”: May 7.
America
Kenny Rogers
Center Stage Theatre
8463 Sierra Ave., Fontana. (909) 349-6979.
www.centerstagefontana.com
May 1, 8:00 p.m.
Chaffey College
5885 Haven Ave., Rancho Cucamonga.
(909) 652-6067.
Expressions: Chaffey dance concert, May 1,
7:30pm, May 2, 2pm. Tickets $12.
An American Celebration: Celebrates the
college’s jazz ensemble and community concert
bands, May 7, at 7:30 in the Chaffey College
Theatre. See article on page 16.
Springtime of the Year: Featuring the Chaffey
College Chorus, May 8, at 8pm in the Chaffey
College theatre. Music is inspired by nature, love,
and dance featuring music from the Renaissance
to Gershwin and Whitacre. See article on page 16. America: May 8
Bill Cosby: June 5, 5pm and 8:30pm. See
article on page 14.
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Celebrating 85 Years of Quality Theatre!
America
May 8
Ticket
Price
only
$15
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Tickets available at ticketma
For Box Office Information call (
Don’t miss FCLO’s performance of
Brigadoon.
Starring London and National
Touring Star Robert Patteri
LIVE ON STAGE in 2 Locations.
Plummer Auditorium, Fullerton
– AND –
california center for the Arts, Escondido
Order TickeTs nOw!
May 7-23, 2010
Order tickets online at
www.fclo.com or call
(714) 879-1732
May 28-30, 2010
Order tickets online at
www.artcenter.org or call
1-800 988-4253
May 14 - 30, 2010
A fascinating exploration of issues of artistic inspiration, history, and censorship. Spanning 193
years and based on real events, this play in four parts traces the history of the sociopolitical
response to Francisco Goya’s masterpiece “Naked Maja” from the time of its creation in 1798
Spain to America and the recent legal case involving the work.
Sorry, no children under 5 are admitted.
Riverside Community Players
(951)
686-4030
4026 14th St., Riverside
www.riversidecommunityplayers.com
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Theater & Arts
Riverside welcomes the
Inland Empire Murder
Mystery Players...
Where the entertainment
is to DIE for!
H
ungry for a good mystery? The
Murder Mystery Players are new to
the downtown Riverside entertainment scene, but are veterans of the murder
mystery genre.
The Murder Mystery Players are a troupe
of award-winning professional actors from
throughout the Inland Empire who have
been performing interactive dinner theater
in Southern California since 1996.
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Their new home is on Mysteria Main,
located in the Mission Galleria on the downtown Main Street Mall in Riverside. Public
shows are scheduled there monthly, and the
group is also available for private parties.
With a variety of comedic scripts to
choose from, Murder Mystery Players will be
offering fresh fun to Inland audiences.
Performances include a delightful dinner
and a full three-act mystery. Guests have the
opportunity to interrogate the suspects and
vote their choice for “whodunnit”!
For further information, go online to
iemmp.com. IER
Presenting Chaffey
College Spring
Music and Choral
Performances
T
he Chaffey College Music Department presents two concerts
this month. “An American
Celebration,” directed by Professor
Patrick Aranda, celebrates the college’s
jazz ensemble and community concert
bands. This performance is on May
7 at 7:30pm in the Chaffey College
Theatre. Enjoy performing music
from Sousa to Jazz and Broadway.
Students will perform great works by
Sousa, Elfman, Rodgers and Hammerstein, Coltrane, Gershwin, Ellington,
and others.
The second concert, titled “Springtime of the Year,” features the Chaffey
College Chorus. The spring performance is on May 8, at 8pm in the
Chaffey College theatre. Enjoy music
inspired by nature, love, and dance,
featuring music from the Renaissance to Gershwin and Whitacre. The Chaffey College music program
is designed to give the serious music
student the theory, practical training,
and performance experience necessary
to seek employment opportunities in
the music industry. This concert series
features a student soloist and instrumentalists. Vocals are performed by
the Chaffey College Chorus. “Springtime of the Year” is directed by Professor Gustavo Gil.
This is a special performance for
Professor Gil. He is retiring this year
after teaching at Chaffey College for
36 years. Gil has impacted hundreds
of students and has made numerous
contributions to the Chaffey College
music and choral programs.
For more information on the
Chaffey College spring performances
or educational programs, contact the
Theatre Box Office at (909) 6526067. Tickets for the music and
choral performances are $12. IER
Theater
Theater& &Arts
Arts
‘Riverside
Sings!’ 3rd
Annual Vocal
Competition
T
he City of Riverside Parks, Recreation and Community Services Department is holding open auditions for the 3rd Annual
Riverside Sings Vocal Competition. Auditions will be held on
Monday, May 24 for youth ages 5 – 17 and Tuesday, May 25 for
adults 18 and older. Auditions will be held at the Cesar Chavez
Community Center located at 2060 University Ave.
Early bird registration will be accepted until May 21 for $15 per
person and $20 thereafter. The top 14 in each age category (youth
and adult) will perform and be judged at the Rhythm of Riverside
Summer Concert Series.
The Rhythm of Riverside Summer Concert Series is held every
Wednesday, June 23 – August 11 from 6 – 9pm at Fairmount Park.
The winners will receive cash and prizes valued over $1,000.
Register online at www.riversideca.gov/park_rec or at your local
community center. For additional information, visit www.riversideca.gov/park_rec. IER
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Theater & Arts
Fontana’s Art Depot Gallery presents ‘Stoneware Snapshots’
V
isit the Fontana Art Depot Gallery and
view the newest Artist Showcase on
display featuring sculptures by Norman
Deesing. The exhibition titled “Stoneware
Snapshots” captures dramatic moments in
people’s lives.
Deesing states, “I have created a group of
sculptures which capture the dramatic moments in the lives of people. Like snapshots
in time, I use the three dimensional human
figure to tell stories of stirring human
dramas that surround us all. Beauty, greed,
tragedy, love, life and death are just some
of the elements of people’s lives represented
within the Stoneware Snapshots collection.”
Norman Deesing is a figurative sculptor
specializing in the female form. In 1984,
Deesing graduated from UC Davis with an
undergraduate degree in Fine Art methods,
including ceramics. At Davis, he studied under well known artists such as Robert Arneson for ceramics, and Wayne Thiebeau for
painting. After graduation, Deesing worked
in many arts related specialties: graphic
design, printing and photography. He later
began teaching ceramic sculpture in 2000.
Teaching ceramic arts for over a decade at
the high school level is especially rewarding
to Deesing as he works hard to inspire and
mentor young artists, many of whom are
at-risk teens. In addition, it has allowed for
a long-awaited focus on one particular art
form: sculpture.
The Art Depot is located in Downtown
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(Entertaining and
Thought Provoking)
Sunday 11am to 1pm
Imus in the Morning
(Entertaining Audiences for Years) M-F
7am to 9am
The Morning Show
(Listen to Brett the funny one)
M-F 9am to 10pm
Karaoke Show
(From the best to the worst) Sunday
6pm to 7pm
The Juke Joint
(For those who love Hip Hop)
Sunday 4pm to 6pm
Toxic Underground
(For those who love Rock n Roll)
Thursday 8pm to 10pm
See our Fun Break page and learn how to win Tickets to:
The Theater, Movies, Sports Events, Theme Parks,
Free Lunches and Dinners and more!!!
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Fontana, across from the Lewis Library at
16822 Spring Street. The Gallery is host to
Deesing’s work from April 5 to May 21. You
can view the exhibition and meet the artist
at Family Art Day on Friday, May 7 from 6
to 9pm. Family Art Day also includes hands
on activities as well as live entertainment. If
you’re unable to make it out for Family Art
Day, the Art Depot Gallery is free and open
to the public Tuesday through Thursday
from 10am to 5pm, Friday from 10am to
6pm and Saturday from 12pm to 5pm.
The quarterly artist showcase is a growing cornerstone of the Fontana Arts program
focused on enriching life through art events
and activities in the Fontana Community.
The Art Depot serves as a center for the
City’s art activities such as Open Studio,
Fusion Friday and Open Gallery Exhibits
making the venue one of the many destinations for family-friendly entertainment in
Fontana.
For more information call (909) 3496975 or visit online at www.fontanarecreation.org. IER
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McCallum Theatre
Box Office: (760) 340-ARTS, www.
mccallumtheatre.com. 73000 Fred
Waring Drive, Palm Desert.
Fullerton Civic Light Opera
Purchase tickets at (714)
879-1732 or www.fclo.com.
Single show prices: $27-$55.
At Plummer Auditorium, 201
E. Chapman Ave., in Fullerton.
Parking is free.
Brigadoon: Starring London and
national touring star Robert Patteri.
May 7-23 at Plummer Auditorium
and May 28-30 at the California
Center for the Arts in Escondido
(tickets for Escondido available at
www.artcenter.org or call 1-800988-4253).
Old Town temecula
Community Theater
42051 Main St., Temecula. (866)
653-8696.
www.temeculatheater.org.
Jazz at the Merc: Thursdays,
7:30pm.
Live at the Merc: Fridays, 8pm.
Country at the Merc:
Saturdays, 7pm and 9pm.
Classics at the Merc:
Sundays, 3pm.
Inland Empire Murder
Mystery Players
Downtown Riverside, at the
Mission Galleria on the Main Street
Mall. Enjoy a full, three-act mystery
and decide “whodunnit”! For more
information, go online to www.
iemmp.com.
The Pass Chorale
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
concert: Sunday, May 16, 2:30
pm, at Our Savior’s Lutheran
Church, 1320 W. Williams St.,
Banning. Tickets: Adults $15,
seniors and students $10. www.
passchorale.blogspot.com.
Lewis Family Playhouse
12505 Cultural Center Dr., Rancho
Cucamonga. Tickets available at
lewisfamilyplayhouse.com, (909)
477-2752.
Performance Riverside
Landis Performing Arts
Center, Riverside Community
Theater & Arts
Auditions open for Players’ ‘Strike Up The Band’
R
iverside Community Players announced open call auditions for
non-union performers for the upcoming production of Strike up the Band, an
uproarious musical satire with music and
lyrics by George and Ira Gershwin and
book by George S. Kaufman. The production is directed by Jennifer Young Lawson
with musical direction by Greg Nabours.
Auditions will be held on Monday and
Tuesday, May 17 and 18, at 7pm at the Riverside Community Players at 4026 Fourteenth Street in Riverside between Magnolia
Avenue and Brockton Avenue. Although
there is no pay available, the show presents
a great opportunity for the cast members to
play choice roles and sing great music.
Each auditioner should prepare a legit
song (16 bars) that demonstrates vocal
range and personality. Another contrasting song should be prepared in the event
that one is requested. Auditioners should
wear clothing appropriate for moving and
dancing. Each performer is encouraged to
bring a resume and a recent photo to the
audition.
Performances are in July 2010, at Riverside Community Players, with rehearsals
beginning at the end of May. Auditioners
College, 4800 Magnolia Center,
Riverside. (951) 222-8100 or
performanceriverside.org.
The Pirates of Penzance: May
1, 8pm; May 1, 2, 2pm. Tickets:
$25, $30, $37, $43.
Ramona Bowl
27400 Ramona Bowl Rd., Hemet.
(800) 645-4465. ramonabowl.com.
Riverside Community
Players
4026 14th St., Riverside.
(951) 686-4030,
riversidecommunityplayers.com.
Portrait of a Nude: May
14-30. Tickets $15.
Riverside Sings! 3rd Annual
Vocal Competition
Auditions for the 3rd Annual
Riverside Sings Vocal Competition,
held on May 24 for youth ages
5 – 17 and May 25 for adults 18
should come prepared to list any conflicts
that they have with the rehearsal schedule.
“This show is rarely produced, and we
feel as if we have unearthed a gem. The
story line is so wacky and satirical that the
audiences and the performers will have a
blast with this piece,” Lawson said.
The story centers on Horace J. Fletcher,
proud owner of the Fletcher American
Cheese Co., who is outraged when Switzerland protests a tariff on imported cheese.
He then convinces the U.S. government
to declare a war, financed by himself and
dubbed “The Horace J. Fletcher Memorial
War.” When his daughter announces her
love for Jim Townsend, a newspaperman
who has publicly criticized both the war and
the quality of milk going into his cheese,
Fletcher drafts Townsend and sends him off
to war – room and board provided by the
Swiss Hotel Owners Association at a modest rate. Pointed and uncompromising, the
show’s inspired lunacy is as relevant today as
when it first opened in 1927.
Open roles are: Horace J. Fletcher, a
“self-made man” and proud of it; Joan
Fletcher, his proud, optimistic and patriotic daughter who sings “The Man I
Love”; C. Edgar Sloane, the sly manager
and older. At the Cesar Chavez
Community Center, 2060 University
Ave. Early registration until May
21 for $15 per person and $20
thereafter. Register online at www.
riversideca.gov/park_rec or at your
local community center. See article
on page 17.
Riverside Youth Theatre
At the Wallace Theatre, California
Baptist University, 8432 Magnolia
Ave. in Riverside. (951) 756-4240.
www.riversideyouththeatre.org.
Joseph and the Amazing
Technicolor Dreamcoat: May
7, 10am, May 8, 15, 16, 3pm.
Tickets: $12, $6 for 10am show.
The 25th Annual Putnam
County Spelling Bee: May
7, 8, 14, 15 at 7:30pm. Tickets:
$12.
Sinfonia Mexicana
(909) 884-3228, 1-866-6874284 for ticket information. At
the California Theatre of the
of the Fletcher American Cheese Factory
who wants to wed Joan; Jim Townsend,
an ethical reporter for The Gazette who
longs for Joan’s attention; Mrs. Draper, a
society matron very interested in Horace J.
Fletcher; Anne Draper, 17, Mrs. Draper’s
lovesick daughter; Timothy Harper, 21, the
foreman of the Fletcher American Cheese
Factory, a whiz-bang kid at 21, in mutual
love with Anne; Colonel Holmes, a confidential Presidential adviser who never really
says anything; George Spelvin, a mysterious
figure who dresses in workman’s clothes;
a soldier who sings the gorgeous ballad
“Homeward Bound”; a singing and dancing
ensemble of men and women, ages 18 and
up, to play various integral roles throughout
the play.
Riverside Community Players is one of
the oldest continuously operating community theatres in the country. Now in the
midst of its 85th consecutive season, this
charmingly intimate theatre-in-the-round
seats just fewer than 200 patrons in close
proximity to the action.
For further audition information, call
the RCP administrative office at (951) 3691200. You also may visit the RCP website at
www.riversidecommunityplayers.com. IER
Performing Arts (between E and F
Streets) in San Bernardino. www.
sinfoniamexicana.com.
Concierto Para Las Madres:
May 8, 7pm. Headlining the
concert is Mariachi Vargas de
Tecalitlan. An added attraction is a
special performance by Sinfonia’s
Youth Academy.
Steelworkers’ Auditorium
Located at 8437 Sierra Avenue in
Fontana. For information, call (909)
428-8818 or go online to www.
fontanarecreation.org.
Sturges Theater
San Bernardino. (909) 570-9793.
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Murder Be
Mystery
Dinner!
Part of the Fun!
3-Course Dinner and Comedy Show
featuring the Murder Mystery Players
For information and reservations call
Public Shows 8pm
$39.95 per person
3700 Main Street, Riverside (Mission Galleria)
(951) 684-3737
(951) 685-0844
Or visit the website at
www.iemmp.com
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t Summer fun
Fontana’s Summer Events begin June 17
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in the City of Fontana as staff plan and
facilitate a wide range of fantastic activities
for residents to experience and enjoy with
their families.
Family Fun Nights are weekly themed
events occurring on Wednesday evenings
from 6pm to 8pm at various parks throughout the city. Themes include: Be Safe, Be
Active, Be a Volunteer, Be Drug Free, Be
Green and Be a Leader. Family Fun Night
activities are designed to teach participants
what it means to “be a superhero in Fontana.”
Sunset Concerts begin June
17 and occur every Thursday
from 7 to 9pm at Miller Park
Amphitheatre through August
2010
12. Attendees are encouraged to
bring their favorite blanket or
lawn chair, pick a spot to settle
down on the cool green grass or
get up and dance. Relaxation is
mandatory! Performers include
Yard Sale, Nitro Express, Cold
46th ANNUAL
Duck, The Ho-Dads, Opa Opa,
Nassau Steel, The Gypsy Dolls
and Yari Moré.
Dive-in Movies combine
two great summer activities
into one great event! Beginning
FATHER’S DAY WEEKEND
Friday, June 18 at Heritage Pool,
JUNE 19 – 20, 2010
participants can swim and watch
FAIRPLEX IN POMONA
a family friendly movie all in one.
The same movie is replayed on
Saturday evening at the Fontana
Park Aquatics Center. Movies
start at 6:30pm on Fridays and
Saturdays through August 14.
The city’s pools will be open
seven days a week for summer
recreational swim beginning
 Over 800 Roadsters
 Street Rod Specialty Parking
May 29. This includes the pools
 Builders Showcase  Pinstripers
at Don Day, Heritage and Miller
 Cackle Fest
 Swap Meet
pools as well as the Fontana
 Huge Commercial Pavilion and Midway
Park Aquatic Center. For those
who can’t wait for the summer,
Drawing Sunday, June 20, 2010
recreational swim at the Fontana
’32 roadster body/rolling chassis
Park Aquatic Center is available year round on Saturday
Show Information
Show Chairman
and Sunday. Additionally, swim
E-mail: [email protected]
Roger Fulmer (714) 394-5199
Web: www.laroadsters.com
Co-Show Chairman
lesson registration for Fontana
Hotline: (310) 544-4200
Joe Mitchell (707) 372-2843
residents begins May 1. Residents
are encouraged to sign up early as
Benefits CTEC and CDC Programs of The Learning Centers at Fairplex and other local charities.
sessions will fill up fast.
ext month Fontana’s summer events
kick off on June 17 at Miller Park
Amphitheatre with the first of nine
“Sunset Concerts” featuring an eclectic mix
of bands and musical genres. Various events
occur weekly throughout the summer concluding on August 14.
In addition to the Sunset Concerts
Series, other summer events include Family Fun Nights, Dive-in Movies, Aquatics
programs, the Red, White & Cruise Fourth
of July Celebration as well as the Fontana
Arts Festival. Summer is an exciting time
ROADSTER SHOW
&
Swap Meet
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Spend your Fourth of July at the Auto
Club Speedway for the Red, White and
Cruise Fourth of July Celebration. The
city is partnering once again with the
Speedway for this crowd pleasing event
featuring a parade, live entertainment, a
children’s zone and other activities along
with a spectacular fireworks show. Tickets
go on sale June 1 at Fontana Community
Centers.
Returning for a second year is the
Fontana Arts Festival at the Miller Park
Amphitheatre on July 22 from 6 to 10pm.
This event combines all aspects of the
Fontana Arts program into one impressive
event featuring musical performances as
well as artist demonstrations. Currently,
the Fontana Arts program is seeking artists who wish to participate in this event
designed to educate and inspire the community’s interest in visual and theatrical arts.
The City of Fontana, Community Services Department
responds to the needs of the community through recreational,
cultural and other human services programs. If you would like
more information on these events or to learn how to get involved,
contact the Fontana Community Services Department at (909)
349-6900 or online at www.fontana.org. IER
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Gras in May Prom
T
he City of Riverside Parks, Recreation and Community
Services Department will host the “Mardi Gras in May
Senior Prom” from 5pm to 9pm on Friday, May 7. The
prom will be held at the new La Sierra Senior Center, located
at 5215-B La Sierra Avenue.
Come see the La Sierra Senior Center transformed into
Bourbon Street and picture yourself in the middle of the
French Quarter wearing a colorful mask, an elegant costume and of course, Mardi Gras beads. Get ready to boogie
to the live sounds of the Milt Rasmussen Band and dine on
a tasty meal.
The “Mardi Gras in May Senior Prom” can be doubly
rewarding, offering a chance for social interaction and fun
exercise. Come into either the La Sierra Senior Center or
the Dales Senior Center, located at 3936 Chestnut Street,
Monday through Friday from 9am to 3pm to register for the
prom or online at riversideca.gov. Tickets for the prom are
$10. Singles are welcome.
For additional information contact Michael Mitchell at
(951) 351-6435 or email [email protected]. IER
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Motorsports Museum
Next Cruise
May 5th
The Museum’s
Twilight Cruise
Night season
opener started off with over 400 cars. Join us for FREE
admission and a parking lot filled with pre-’72 hot
rods, customs and some of the most beautiful street
machines around. Cruise in anytime, program starts
around 6 p.m.
2010 Cruise schedule: May 5; June 2; July 7; August 4
& 25; October 6; November 3; December 1.
2010 Exhibits
• Mickey Thompson
First American to 400 mph
Open NOW!
Come visit he
Museum's newest
exhibit presented
by Banks Power,
celebrating the 50th Anniversary of Mickey’s
milestone 400 mph run at the Bonneville Salt Flats on
Sept. 9, 1960.
• The First 50 Years
A number of Banks’
record-setting racing machines
and engines on display now!
Open Wednesday - Sunday
10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
1101 W. McKinley Ave., Bldg. 3A
Pomona, CA. 91768
AAA Members, “Show Your Card and SAVE!”
For more information, go to:
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t A classical salute
Rodeo arrives in Hesperia
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t’s Rodeo Time in Hesperia, Friday and Saturday,
June 4-5, with bulls,
broncs, barrel racing and
more. Bring the entire family
to the Val Shearer Equestrian
Center, 16292 Lime Street,
for two nights of western
entertainment, brought to you
by the Hesperia Recreation
and Park District.
Ticket sales begin May 1.
Get your discounted presale
tickets at the Lime Street
location or online at www.
hesperiaparks.com. Adults are
$10, children 6 to 12, $8, 5
and under are free. Tickets at
the gate are adults for $14 and
children 6 to 12, $12.
For more information visit
www.Hesperiarodeo.net or call
(760) 244-5488. IER
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Celebrate America
A Musical Salute to San Bernardino’s Bicentennial and
the Community Hospital of San Bernardino’s Centennial
A
ccording to Maestro Carlo Ponti,
for its salute to the City of San
Bernardino’s bicentennial and Community Hospital of San Bernardino’s centennial, “The San Bernardino Symphony
is pulling out all the stops with famous
master works like Bernstein’s “Westside
Story” overture, Barber’s “Violin Concerto” and Copland’s monumental “Third
Symphony.” Join the celebration on May
1.
The concert will feature 69 symphony Maestro Carlo Ponti
musicians for the Bernstein Overture and
Copland Symphony. Edwin Huizinga, a
talented, young violinist from Canada with California ties, will
perform Barber’s Violin Concerto.
The concert will be presented at the Historic California
Theatre in downtown San Bernardino, located at 562 W. 4th
Street, between E and F streets. Tickets can be purchased online
at sanbernardinosymphony.org, by phone at (909) 381-5388 or at
the Symphony office at 415 W. 2nd Street, in San Bernardino. IER
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340 vendors offering new merchandise, arts & crafts
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College of the Desert campus!
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Planes of Fame Air Museum is open to the public every day,
except Christmas and Thanksgiving, from 9 am until 5 pm.
Date Palm Dr.
Weather permitting, a flight demonstration by a Planes of Fame
North American F-86F Sabre
will follow the panel discussion
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et your house fixed up this summer with the latest and greatest in
home remodeling. The Riverside Home and Garden show returns to
the Riverside Convention Center for three days, June 11-13. This is
the show’s 15th consecutive year, and will feature everything for the home
and garden, including the latest ideas in going green products and services.
See daily solar and gardening seminars, kitchen craft cooking shows and
hundreds of displays and exhibits in home improvement, remodeling and
decorating. There will be free earlybird gifts all three days. Friday it’s a free
kitchen slicing knife to the first 300 people, and free food chopper to the
first 100 people Saturday and Sunday.
This year’s show will feature a grand prize drawing for a 10’x20’ patio
cover from Outback Patio (no purchase is necessary).
Admission and parking is free, sponsored by the Press-Enterprise Newspaper. Hours for the show is Friday 2pm to 7pm, Saturday 10am to 7pm and
Sunday 10am to 6pm. The Riverside Convention Center in located at 3443
Orange Street, at the corner of 6th and Orange in downtown Riverside
behind the Mission Inn.
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Casinos
Legendary ‘Heart’ at Fantasy Springs
T
he names Ann and Nancy Wilson are
synonymous with the name, “Heart.”
The ladies have a lot of it, and they
should as the founding members of the
hard rock band “Heart.”
The ladies now have a whole new
audience of fans with several of their
songs included in the “Rock Band” video
game. Heart fans young and old can see
Ann and Nancy and the whole band rock
out at Fantasy Springs Resort Casino this
May. Heart appears in the Fantasy Springs
Special Events Center Saturday, May 29 at
8pm. Tickets are $39-$59 and may be purchased in person at the Fantasy Springs Box
Office, via telephone at (800) 827-2946 or
online at www.FantasySpringsResort.com.
Heart hails from Seattle and began
rocking the Pacific Northwest scene in the
early 1970s. They quickly rose to fame
drawing influences from hard rock and
folk music. Some of the band’s early hits
included “Crazy on You,” “Magic Man”
and “Barracuda.” Sisters Ann and Nancy
Wilson went on to record some of the biggest power ballads of the 1980s including
“Alone,” “What About Love?” “Never” and
“These Dreams.”
Nancy Wilson kept busy during the
1990s by writing the scores to her husband,
Cameron Crowe’s, movies. These included
Ann and Nancy Wilson of Heart take to the Fantasy staage, May 29.
Vanilla Sky, Almost Famous, Jerry McGuire
and others. Ann Wilson released her first
solo album which included guest vocals by
Elton John, Alison Krauss, Nancy Wilson,
Gretchen Wilson, k d lang, Rufus Wain-
wright and more. Many newer rock bands
cite Heart as one of their major sound
influences, rightly so as Heart was named
number 57 on VH1’s “100 Greatest Artists
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Boz Scaggs performs special summer show
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merican singer, songwriter and guitarist
Boz Scaggs started writing music and
singing at the age of 12 and has not
stopped since. Fantasy Springs announces
a special show featuring Scaggs on Tuesday,
June 1 at 8pm. Tickets for this summer kickoff show are $19-$39 and are be available
in person at the Fantasy Springs Box Office,
online at www.fantasyspringsresort.com or
by calling toll free (800) 827-2946.
Boz Scaggs began his music career after
college in the burgeoning rhythm and blues
scene in London, England. He traveled
Europe singing and playing in several bands.
Upon his return, he headed straight for the
psychedelic music scene in San Francisco.
That’s where he linked up with Steve Miller
and played on the Steve Miller Band’s first
two albums.
Later in the 1970s, Scaggs released a
self-titled solo album to critical acclaim. In
1976, he linked up with the guys who would
later become the band Toto to record the
smash hit album “Silk Degrees.” The album
reached number two on the U.S. charts and
number one in several countries around the
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globe.
He has continued his music success
through the 1980s, 1990s and beyond. In
1988, he opened the San Francisco nightclub
Slim’s. To this day, the club showcases up and
coming music acts. IER
Free Starship
concert at
Rock Yard
Treat Mom to the Fresh Grill Buffet
M
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he Rock Yard outdoor concert stage at
Fantasy Springs Resort Casino on May
8 features music heavy hitters Starship
featuring Mickey Thomas for a free “Rock
Yard on Super Steroids” show at 9pm.
Music fans familiar with 1980s radio will
remember that Starship (then called Jefferson
Starship) was one of the bands that ruled
the airwaves. Mickey Thomas, who’s been
performing in bands since the age of 15, sang
lead vocals for the group that was known
around the world.
This free show is likely to fill up quickly
and getting there early is strongly recommended. Rock Yard outdoor concerts are always free
and open to music lovers ages 18 and older.
For more information on upcoming Rock
Yard performances or on other events at Fantasy Springs, log onto www.FantasySpringsResort.com or call (800) 827-2946. IER
Starship
ark your calendar for Mother’s
Day, Sunday May 9 and treat
the special lady in your life to a
relaxing and sumptuous meal at Fantasy
Springs Resort Casino. The acclaimed
Fresh Grill Buffet serves up favorites for
the whole family for Brunch and Dinner.
Come in for Brunch between 10am
and 3pm or for dinner between 3:30pm
and 9pm. Adults are $27.99 and children
ages three to 11 are $13.99. Children ages
three and under are free. This is mom’s
special day and she will be able to enjoy
an international array of made-to-order
specialties at The Fresh Grill Buffet.
Monday, May 10 is the traditional celebration of Mother’s Day in Mexico. To
make sure all moms are honored, Fantasy
Springs Executive Chef, Freddy Rieger,
and his team has put together an authentic ethnic feast fit for a queen.
For more information, log onto www.
FantasySpringsResort.com or call toll free
(800) 827-2946. IER
‘Ultimate Thrill’ Mercedes Giveaway
S
tarting May 2 and running through
June 18, casino players may enter
to win a brand new Mercedes Benz
SLK300 hard top convertible. This luxury
sports car will be given away to one lucky
player at Fantasy Springs Resort Casino
the night of Saturday, June 19.
Sunday through Friday from May 2 to
June 18, Fantasy Rewards Club members
may enter the drawing by swiping
their member cards at kiosks
located near the players club
desk. Twelve qualifiers will
be chosen each Saturday.
Of those 12 qualifiers,
three will win a finalist
entry to play for the car
and $2,000 in free slot play. Nine people
will come away with $1,000 in free slot
play. On June 19, the 21 finalists will
come back for a shot at the luxury vehicle.
For more information, call toll free
(800) 827-2946 or visit www.FantasySpringsResort.com. IER
Casino Event Guide
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
(951) 763-1200. www.cahuillacasino.com. 52702
Highway 371, Anza.
Casino Morongo
(800) 252-4499. www.casinomorongo.com.
49750 Seminole Drive, Cabazon.
Fantasy Springs Resort Casino
Fantasy Springs Resort Casino is located north of
Interstate 10 at the Golf Center Parkway exit near
Indio (22 miles east of Palm Springs). Featuring
2000 slots, 40+ table games including TableMAX,
five restaurants. Fantasy Springs Resort Casino
is owned and operated by the Cabazon Band of
Mission Indians. For tickets and information, call
(760) 342-5000, (800) 827-2946 or visit www.
fantasyspringsresort.com.
Rock Yard: Live bands on the outdoor stage,
Saturdays. Cover band 7-9pm, and 10:30pmmidnight, tribute band 9-10:30pm. No cover, 18
and older. Lineup: May 1 – Atomic Punks (tribute
to Van Halen) with Troublemaker; May 8 – 9pm
- Rock Yard on Super Steroids. Free show with
Mickey Thomas’ Starship (see article on this
page), also performing - Triple 7. Saturday; May
15 – Aeromyth (tribute to Aerosmith) with Aja
Kim; May 22 – True 2 Crue (tribute to Motley
Crue) with Room 179; May 29 – Purple Reign
(tribute to Prince) with Hollywood Blonde; June
5 – Led Zeppagain (tribute to Led Zeppelin) with
Helicopter.
Snoop Dogg and comedian Mike Epps:
May 1, 8pm, at the Special Events Center. Tickets:
$69-$89.
Ultimate thrill mercedes giveaway: See
article on this page.
Mother’s Day Feast: See article on this page.
Earth, Wind and Fire: May 14, 8pm, at the
Fantasy Springs Special Events Center. Tickets:
$39-$59. See article on page 24.
Heart: At Fantasy Springs Resort Casino,
May 29, 8pm. Tickets: $39-$59. See article on
page 24.
Boz Scaggs: June 1, 8pm. Tickets: $19-$39.
See article on page 24.
12th Floor Cocktail Lounge & Wine Bar:
The space features plush furniture perfect for
relaxing and enjoying a favorite cocktail or glass
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Concert entertainment includes Eddie Money
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on June 5 at 6pm, Superfreaks on June 5 at 9pm,
The Cherry Festival takes place in Beaumont at
Berlin on June 6 at 6pm, and more.
Stewart Park, on 9th and Orange Streets, June 3-6.
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stage concerts.
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Eagle Falls Golf Course:
Spa Resort Casino
(760) 238-5633. www.eaglefall(760) 323-5865. www.sparesortcasgolf.com. Located at Fantasy
sino.com. 401 E. Amado Rd., Palm
Springs Resort Casino. 18-Hole,
Springs.
Par 72 Championship Course.
Spotlight 29 Casino
POM restaurant: Tuesday
nights are barbeque nights startLocated off I-10. 2,000 slot
ing at 5pm. Diners can opt for an
machines, a complete lineup of the
out of this world Barbeque feast
most popular table games, 2,200
featuring the best of the East and
seat showroom, JEM Steakhouse,
West coasts and from the south.
all-you-can-eat buffet at Café
Three full courses with plenty of
Capitata. 46-200 Harrison Place,
side dishes and dessert is $14.95
Coachella. Show tickets available at
per person. Thursday nights
www.spotlight29.com or call (800)
Abbondanza Italian night, $14.95
585-3737 or (760) 775-5566.
per person. Features a family-style
Mother’s Day Free Play: May
three course meal.
8-9, $10 free play to women club
members.
Pechanga Resort & Casino
Play 10, get 20: Every Monday,
(951) 693-1819. pechanga.com.
Tuesday and Wednesday, $20 free
45000 Pala Road, Temecula. Box
play when you play $10.
Office (951) 303-2507.
Tony Valentine’s Girls Night
Beer, BBQ & Country Music
Out: Male Revue, May 15. Tickets:
Festival: May 8, 1pm. Breweries
$25, $35, $40.
present their wares, country band
$29 on the 29th: $29 in free play
American Made performs. Tickets:
when you play $29 on May 29.
$50.
Beat the Chicken and Win:
Ray Romano and Brad
Every day through the end of May,
Garrett: May 22, 7pm and
Club 29 Members will get one
9:30pm, Showroom Theatre comchance per day to beat the chicken
edy line-up.
at Tic-Tac-Toe. One winner will beat
Tower of Power: May 28, with
the chicken and win $10,000 cash.
special guest Brenton Wood.
Blue Bar: Live entertainment seven
Lisa Lampanelli: June 4.
days a week.
San Manuel Indian Bingo and JEM Steakhouse: Every
Wednesday is Jamaica Night with
Casino
authentic Jamaican food and
(909) 864-5050. www.sanmanuel.
drinks along with a DJ playing
com. 5797 North Victoria Avenue,
Caribbean music. IER
Highland.
Eddie Money
Date: May 29, 30 & 31
Time: 9 AM–4 PM
Location: 25225 Hwy 243
One mile north of the
Community of Idyllwild
3PM
6PM
Contact person:
Shelley Kibby
951-659-3850
Morning Session: 10-11:30
Fee $2 adults, $1 kids, $1 dogs
Illustrated lecture about San
Jacinto mountain & desert
natural history
Beautiful & amazing local
species and their relationships
Meet author John Muir Laws
Guest Speaker: John Muir Laws
Author, artist, educator, and naturalist John Muir Laws will explore various
nature, animal, and environmental topics during our three-day event. For
six years, he backpacked the Sierra Nevada to research and illustrate his
comprehensive field guides, The Laws Guide to the Sierra Nevada and
Sierra Birds: A Hiker’s Guide. Beautiful and informative, the guides use
original watercolor paintings to help nature lovers understand the biodiversity of the region. Buy both at the Idyllwild Nature Center or bring
your own copies for author autographing opportunities!
Afternoon Session: 1-3 PM
Fee $35/day OR $75/ 3 days
Multi-media exploration of
nature and detail
Close, personal time with
author John Muir Laws
Bring your sketch pads, pencils
& supplies
Sponsored by:
25225 Hwy 243
One mile north of Idyllwild
Phone: 951-659-3850
Fax: 951-659-3106
E-mail: [email protected]
Web: www.idyllwildnaturecenter.net
I nland
Empire
Mensa
Serving Riverside and San Bernardino Counties
www.iemensa.us
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KidStuff
Alpine Slide at Magic
Mountain
The Alpine Slide lets riders experience Olympic-like action as they
negotiate sleds along a quartermile track with banked turns and
long straightaways. The Alpine
Slide at Magic Mountain is located
on the boulevard in Big Bear Lake,
1/4 mile west of the Village shopping area, home to 60 specialty
stores. 800 Wild Rose Lane. Call
(909) 866-4626.
BOOMERS
In Upland. Miniature Golf Courses,
Go Karts, Bumper Boats, Rock Wall,
Ferris Wheel, Spinning Tubs, Airplane
Ride, Tiny Tot Cars, Two Arcades,
Snack Bar & Cafe. 1500 W. Seventh,
Upland. Call (909) 946-9555.
CASTLE PARK
Rides, games and miniature golf.
3500 Polk Ave., Riverside.
(951) 785-3000.
Kid Stuff Event Guide
Discovery Science Center
2500 N. Main St., Santa Ana. Open
10am to 5pm daily. Off 5 freeway,
exit Main St. (714) 542-CUBE. www.
discoverycube.org.
Fiesta Village
Two miniature golf courses, race
cars, the largest batting cage facility
in Southern California, amusement
rides, Lazer Odyssey, arcade and
waterpark. 1405 E. Washington St.,
Colton, (909) 824-1111. www.
FiestaVillage.com.
First Baptist Church of
Riverside
5500 Alessandro Blvd., Riverside.
(951) 683-1711.
High Seas Expedition Vacation Bible School: Plunge
through rugged waves to explore
Bible truths, play Ship Wreck Games,
celebrate at Sing and Play Splash,
attend the Sail Away Cinema and
more. See article on page 29.
The Grove Community Church
(951) 571-9090 ext. 2425.
www.thegrove.cc.
Summer Splash: Race into
games, music, crafts and discover
God’s Word in a whole new way at
the annual Summer Splash event.
Knott’s Berry Farm
With over 165 rides, shows and
attractions in five themed areas,
Knott’s Berry Farm has it all when it
comes to family fun.
www.knotts.com.
Lewis Family Playhouse
12505 Cultural Center Dr., Rancho
Cucamonga. Tickets available at lewisfamilyplayhouse.com,
(909) 477-2752.
Lollipop Park
In Lake Arrowhead Village. The park
features go karts, mini golf, pirate
ship ride, swing ride, train and fun
house.
Make a Splash
this Summer as
we set sail for
VBS Fun!
Join us for a High
Seas Expedition
where kids are
exploring the Mighty
Love of God.
This is a week Filled with a fantastic
Bible Voyage, Ship Wreck Games, Sing
and Play Splash and much more.
Sign Up Today!
Monday, June 14th - Friday, June 18th
Ages: 3 yrs. old- 6th grade.
Free Admission! All are Welcome!
Held at First Baptist Church of Riverside
5500 Alessandro Blvd., Riverside, CA 92506
To Register go to www.kingdomkidz.com
or call First Baptist Church of Riverside at (951) 683-1711
Review
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ORANGE EMPIRE RAILWAY MUSEUM
More than 200 rail vehicles from
streetcars to modern diesel-electric
locomotives. Open 9am to 5pm daily,
2201 S. A St., Perris; train and trolley
rides, weekends and holidays, 11
a.m. to 5pm; all-day train and trolley
pass $12, children 5-11 $8. (951)
943-3020. www.oerm.org.
Riverside Youth Theatre
At the Wallace Theatre, California
Baptist University, 8432 Magnolia
Ave. in Riverside. (951) 756-4240.
www.riversideyouththeatre.org.
Joseph and the Amazing
Technicolor Dreamcoat: May
7, 10am, May 8, 15, 16, 3pm.
Tickets: $12, $6 for 10am show.
The 25th Annual Putnam
County Spelling Bee: May 7, 8,
14, 15 at 7:30pm. Tickets: $12. IER
For more fun events, see
the What To Do section on
page 30.
Vacation Bible Camps
Set sail at First Baptist Church
S
et Sail this summer for a great week-long voyage as you
explore the mighty love of God at High Seas Expedition:
Vacation Bible School. First Baptist Church of Riverside
invites children ages 3 years old - 6th grade to join them June
14th-18th, from 6:30pm to 8:30pm as they plunge through
rugged waves to explore Bible truths, play Ship Wreck Games,
celebrate at Sing and Play Splash, attend the Sail Away Cinema
and more.
This is a free event and is open to the public. Sign up today at
www.kingdomkidz.com or call (951) 683-1711.
First Baptist Church is located at 5500 Alessandro Blvd., in
Riverside. IER
Rev your engines for an action
packed week of full throttle fun!
R
eservations open May 1 for an annual event at The Grove
Community Church that will have your kids running.
Race into games, music, crafts and discover God’s Word
in a whole new way. You won’t want to miss out on any of the
fun at the annual Summer Splash event at The Grove Community Church, reaching more than 900 children in the Inland
Empire.
The Grove provides a safe and loving environment for your
child. Each year the theme changes and this year’s theme, “The
Ultimate Race,” is based on the life of Paul and our journey of
running the race of life. The week long race culminates with
an annual family night concert with world renowned children’s
artist Jana Alayra live in concert on Friday, July 9 at 6:30pm.
Summer Splash is for kids ages three to sixth grade, and
runs 9am to noon, July 5-9. Registration is $25 through June
6 and $35 June 7-20. Space is limited so don’t delay. For more
information contact The Grove KIDS Quest ministries at
(951) 571-9090 ext. 2425 or visit them on the web at www.
thegrove.cc.
Since 1946, more than
60 years of success!
Kindergarten
through
8th Grade
Fully Accredited By W.A.S.C. and W.C.E.A.
• Experienced, Credentialed Staff
• Catholic, Christian Atmosphere
• In-Room Teacher’s Assistants
• Secure & Nurturing Environment
• Computer Lab
• Before and After School Care
9136 Magnolia Ave., Riverside • (951) 689-1981
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What To Do
Event Guide
Fairs, Festivals, Events
2010 Arthritis Walk
June 5, at Fairmount Park, 2601
Fairmount Blvd. in Riverside. Participate
in this walk to raise money and awareness for the disease. Registration
begins at 8am and the walk will start at
10:30am leaving from the band shell.
California Welcome Center
Ask for a regional recreation and relaxation passport. 1955 Hunts Lane, #102,
in San Bernardino. (909) 891-1874. visitcwc.com or cwcinlandempire.com.
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.
Art show: Second Saturday of each
month, 10am until 3pm.
Car Show: Second Sunday of each
month, 2pm until 5pm.
Summer Music: Returns in June,
Tuesday evenings, 6:30-8:30pm.
Includes crafts for children.
Cherry Festival
Beaumont at Stewart Park, on 9th and
Orange Streets, June 3-6. See article
on page 27.
Get your event listed in the
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If you have an upcoming event that you would
like to see listed in these pages, please send the
following information:
• Name of the event
• Date and time
• City, location and address
• A contact phone number
• Name of the person submitting the event
Send it in one of the following ways:
email: [email protected]
FAX: (951) 686-0290
mail: Inland Entertainment Review
c/o Word Mill Publishing
5005 La Mart Dr. #204
Riverside, CA 92507
web: Go online at www.InlandReview.com and
fill out our online submission form.
Inland Entertainment Review reserves the
right to publish or withhold any material sent.
Materials mailed will not be returned.
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8th Annual Chili Cook-Off and
Car/Motorcycle Show
May 29 at Magnolia Avenue from Van
Buren Boulevard to Jackson Street in
Riverside, 9:30am to 5pm. See article
on page 9.
City of San Bernardino
Bicentennial
Gala: May 15, 6pm, at the National
Orange Show Events Center, 689 S. East
St., in San Bernardino. For information,
go online to www.sanbernardino200.org
or call (888) 689-3099.
Parade: May 22, Noon to 8pm.
In downtown San Bernardino, a
walk through history. Festivities in
Meadowbrook Park, rides, entertainment,
food, and more.
College of the Desert Street Fair
Open air shopping open every Saturday
and Sunday at 7am. 340 vendors, arts
and crafts, farmers’ market. 43-500
Monterey Ave., Palm Desert. (760) 6367958. www.codstreetfair.net.
Fontana Community Center Open
House
May 22, 9am to 5pm. See article on
page 8.
55th Annual Fontana Days Run
June 5. See article on page 11.
52nd Annual Garden Grove
Strawberry Festival
May 28-31. Exciting carnival rides, contests, food and shopping booths, games,
autograph signings and live entertainment. Admission is free. www.strawberryfestival. See article on page 12.
Hesperia Recreation and Park
District PRCA Rodeo
June 4-5. See article on page 22.
34th Annual Huck Finn Jubilee
Father’s Day weekend, June 18, 19 and
20, at Mojave Narrows Regional Park.
Tickets are now available. See article
on page 10.
Memorial Day Weekend Annual
Wildflower and Art Exhibit, May 29-31,
9am-4pm. 25225 Hwy 243. (951) 6593850. www.idyllwildnaturecenter.net.
L.A. Roadster Show and Swap Meet
An the Fairplex in Pomona for Fathers
Day weekend, June 19-20. See article
on page 13.
Old Riverside Foundation Vintage Home Tour
May 15, 10am until 5pm. Self-guided
home tour of 6 lovely examples of
Riverside’s rich historic architecture, 1
raffle basket ticket, and a restoration faire
including suppliers, artists and craftspeople. Tickets $15 pre-sale and $18 day of
tour. Tickets may be purchased at www.
oldriverside.org and at many Riverside
locations.
Riverside Downtown Farmers Market
Main Street in Riverside between 5th and
6th Streets, enjoy a wide variety of novelty
and fresh food. Saturdays, 8am to 1pm.
Riverside Home and Garden show
Riverside Convention Center, June 11-13.
Riverside Plaza
(951) 683-1066 x.113. shopriversideplaza.com. The Riverside Plaza is located
in Riverside off of Central Ave.
Live Entertainment: Every Friday and
Saturday evening, 7-9pm at the Main Street
side and at the West end, near El Torito.
Run Whatcha Brung
Car show, June 12, in downtown Rialto.
Pre-register at (951) 274-7307, or register day of event. For more information, go
online to www.rialtorotary.org.
Senior Mardi Gras in May Senior Prom
In Riverside, 5pm to 9pm on May 7, at
the new La Sierra Senior Center, located
at 5215-B La Sierra Avenue. See article
on page 21.
Southwest Garden Railroad
Show
At the Fairplex in Pomona, presenting the
wonderful world of large scale railroading. June 5-6, 9am to 4pm. See article
on page 6.
Strawberry
Festival and
Tractor & Car
Show
At Cal State
University,
Pomona, May 8,
from 10am to 3pm. The event includes a
car show, tractor rides and demonstrations, petting zoo, face painting, horse
rides, live music, and food booths.
Mountain Activities
Alpine Slide at Magic Mountain
The Alpine Slide lets riders experience
Olympic-like action as they negotiate
sleds along a quarter-mile track with
banked turns and long straightaways. The
Alpine Slide at Magic Mountain is located
on the boulevard in Big Bear Lake, 1/4
mile west of the Village shopping area,
home to 60 specialty stores. 800 Wild
Rose Lane. Call (909) 866-4626.
Museums
Edward-Dean Museum & Gardens
9401 Oak Glen Rd., Cherry Valley. (951)
845-2626. www.edward-deanmuseum.org.
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.
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.
Palm Springs Air Museum
(760) 778-6262.
palmspringsairmuseum.org.
Planes of Fame Air museum
The museum is open daily from 9am to
5pm. 7000 Merrill Ave., Chino.
(909) 597-3722. www.planesoffame.org.
Hitler’s Vengeance Weapon: The
British Gloster Meteor Mk. IV jet fighter
and the German V-1 “Buzz Bomb’s”
pulse jet engine, will be the subject of
the monthly Living History Flying Event
hosted by Planes of Fame Air Museum at
the Chino Airport on Saturday, May 1.
Planes of Fame Air Show: At the
Chino Airport over the weekend of May
15-16. Gates will open at 8am and flying activities will begin at approximately
11am. See article on page 5.
The Korean Air War: A look at the
Korean air war, will be the subject of
the monthly Living History Flying Event
hosted by Planes of Fame Air Museum
at the Chino Airport on Saturday, June
5, with a flight demonstration of a North
American F-86F Sabre.
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.museum.nhra.com.
Prolong Twilight Cruise Night:
Hot rod heaven with 1970 and earlier
rods, customs, classics and muscle
cars fill the Museum parking lot. Held the
first Wednesday of every month (May 5,
June 2).
Mickey Thompson Panel
Discussion: May 15. See article on
page 8. R
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