Citrus has played a big role in the formation of our Inland Empire communities. From Riverside to Corona, to Rialto and Redlands, our towns were built on those bittersweet fruits.
The success of a society should not be judged, nor should it depend, solely on how well the cogs in the machine are running but instead on the amount of
For Arts Connection, the year consisted of many triumphant feats worth commemorating; The launch of the council’s official website—Artsconnectionnetwork.org—being among the most prominent. The formal launch was celebrated at the December
Monday, December 9, 2013 Ted Quinn – musician, song writer and local radio celebrity is the force behind Radio Free Joshua Tree and the Listening Lounge. When I arrived to
Free art. It’s a strange concept but one that art walks, like this weekend’s Downtown Redlands Art Walk, embrace. Sure, if you wanted to purchase a piece of art there was
The Chaffey Community Museum of Art (CCMA) is one of the latest and most visible signs of arts and cultural life in the Inland Empire. CCMA’s 2013 move to the current location
NaNoWriMo – this jumbled mouthful of letters may be floating around your social media feeds or you might have friends begging off of plans this month using it as an
The founders of PoetrIE, Cindy Rinne, Jason Keller, and Larry Eby, are an unlikely trio: a hippie, a vegan biker, and an unassuming fella with dark rimmed glasses. The one thing
VETERANS DAY PARADE & CAR SHOW HIGHLIGHTS A NEW MURAL CELEBRATING THE COUNTY OF SAN BERNARDINO AT HISTORIC SITE OF THE FIRST MCDONALDS RESTAURANT The 14th annual Cruizin E Street
Describing the energy of the IE Zine Fest (lovingly referred to as the IE Zine Quest) crammed between the alley of Redlands coffee shop, Augie’s, is no simple task, mind you. How do
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