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Riverside, CA · Arts & Culture
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Heavy Music, Flying Fans: Dying Fetus and Sanguisugabogg Bring the Noise to Riverside
Fans carry a crowd-surfer toward the stage during Dying Fetus’ set at Riverside Municipal Auditorium on Oct. 9, 2026. Deterioration could be heard a block away from the Riverside Municipal Auditorium, where I had parked, on Friday, Oct. 9. Inside, a small mosh pit was already moving, fans were lining up for merchandise downstairs, and the evening’s five-band bill was just getting started.
Fontana Herald News
O'Day Short family story to reach new audiences
The powerful civil rights story of the O’Day Short family, whose legacy led Fontana Unified School District to rename Randall Pepper Elementary School in their honor in August 2025, will reach new audiences through a five-year public media partnership with PBS, NPR and FNX. The short documentary, “O’Day Short: An Act of Justice,” will air on the networks’ programming lines and streaming services beginning this fall, helping preserve the family’s story for generations to come.
stunewsnewport.com
Newport Beach Film Festival returns with A list star power and a packed lineup
From Stu News Arts: Celebrating the people, places and performances that make Southern California’s arts community extraordinary. More at www.stunewsarts.com. The Newport Beach Film Festival is coming back to town this month with a full slate of movies, celebrity appearances and the kind of events that make it one of Orange County’s biggest annual arts draws.
communityforwardredlands.com
‘The Haunting of Hill House’ opens Oct. 9
REDLANDS, Calif. — A chilling tale of supernatural mystery comes to the stage this Halloween season with The Haunting of Hill House, opening Friday, Oct. 9, and running through Oct. 25. Adapted by F. Andrew Leslie from Shirley Jackson’s classic horror novel, the play follows Dr. Montague, an investigator...
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Girls Golfers Battle It Out In Three-Day Match Play Tournament At Golden Era Golf Course
SAN JACINTO, CA — September 2026 — For three days, the Golden Era Golf Course in San Jacinto became the setting for some intense—and sometimes very exciting—competition as girls golfers from five Riverside County high schools went head-to-head in the annual San Jacinto High School Girls Golf Match Play Tournament.
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JPEGMAFIA at Riverside Municipal Auditorium in Riverside, CA
At Riverside Municipal Auditorium, JPEGMAFIA’s Experimental Rap Tour brought distortion and glitchy chaos to the Inland Empire, after high-energy openers Matt Proxy and redveil. Few rap shows treat a beat like a demolition site, and fewer still make the wreckage this much fun. At Riverside Municipal Auditorium, JPEGMAFIA brought...
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Earl Sweatshirt and MIKE Restart U.S. Tour at Municipal Auditorium
Underground rappers Earl Sweatshirt and MIKE restart their “Home on the Range” tour for their Surf Gang-produced double album “POMPEII // UTILITY” Sept. 30 at the Riverside Municipal Auditorium. Sweatshirt and MIKE return after several postponed shows, including the original June date for this Riverside show.
hoodline.com
Redlands Theater Sends Jack Up a Beanstalk for 33rd Season Premiere
LifeHouse Theater in Redlands is kicking off its 33rd season with a brand-new musical adaptation of “Jack and the Beanstalk,” opening Saturday, October 10, at 7 p.m. and running weekends through November 8, 2026. The world-premiere production reimagines the classic fairy tale as a fantasy adventure with original songs, sending its young hero up a beanstalk into a cloud kingdom controlled by a giant.
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Coast News
After 43 years, KOCT Television fights to stay on air
OCEANSIDE — One of Southern California’s last remaining public education and government channels is turning to the community for help keeping the microphones on and the cameras rolling. For the past 43 years, KOCT Television has delivered community news, arts, education, government meetings, sports and special event coverage...
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Beaumont Library Starts new chapter
Beaumont Library was founded in 1911 and opened its doors to the public on Oct. 1 of that year. 115 years later, it’s now open in the brand-new spaces of Phase I addition. Back in 1911, less than two months after being approved in a special ballot referendum, Beaumont Library opened its doors to the public in two rooms rented from the first Bank of Beaumont on Oct. 1.
historyisnowmagazine.com
Charles Hatfield: The Man Who Made It Rain Too Well
In the winter of 1916, a city that had begged the sky for mercy got exactly what it asked for, and then some. Within weeks, dams had burst, bridges had vanished, and an estimated twenty people were dead. Standing at the center of it all was a former sewing machine salesman who had promised San Diego rain and delivered a flood.
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There’s A Bizarre Man-Made Wonder Tucked Away In Southern California And It’s Straight Out Of A Sci-Fi Movie
If someone told you that there were giant human figures carved into the California desert floor, visible only from the sky, created by ancient people thousands of years ago, you might assume they’d been spending too much time watching late-night television. But the Blythe Intaglios, located just north of...