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Mom Jeans brings singalongs and circle pits to Riverside
Fans carry a crowd surfer above the floor as Mom Jeans performs at the Riverside Municipal Auditorium on Oct. 28, 2026. Crowd surfing and singalongs helped sustain the evening’s energy through the headlining set. Harrison Gordon and Sobs help turn a night at the RMA into a celebration of...
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Opinion: A Familiar Glow and New Traditions Await at Festival of Lights
Can you believe it? November is already here, and the holiday season is right around the corner! Before we know it, families across Riverside will be gathering with loved ones, enjoying some well-deserved rest and relaxation and experiencing the holiday magic brought to life by the Festival of Lights. There is something special about seeing the Mission Inn illuminated, our Downtown streets filled with holiday cheer and families coming together to celebrate the season.
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Redlands to Honor Abraham Lincoln's Gettysburg Address With Civil War Music, Cannon Demonstrations and Historic Tribute
The Lincoln Memorial Shrine will host its annual commemoration of President Abraham Lincoln's Gettysburg Address on Saturday, November 21, 2026, at 11 a.m. in Smiley Park. The free public program will feature Civil War-era music, artillery demonstrations and a presentation of Lincoln's historic speech, bringing together historical interpretation, education and community remembrance.
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Before the Mission Inn, There Was the Glenwood Cottage
Later this month marks 150 years since the first paying guest moved into the Glenwood Cottage, the Miller family's home. Albert S. White, a New York businessman, came to Riverside, California, in January 1876 with a lingering case of pneumonia. Enjoying the climate, he returned to New York that summer to close out his business interests and return permanently to Riverside. Arriving back in Riverside on Nov. 22, 1876, he became the first paying boarder in the Miller home. He would not leave until his death on June 21, 1909, in his apartment in the Glenwood Mission Inn. White became more than a boarder; he became a close family friend and business advisor to the younger Frank Miller.