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ONTARIO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT: YOUR EASY WAY IN & OUT OF SO CAL

When you’re exploring Southern California, you want the journey to be as enjoyable as the destination and that starts with your airport. Ontario International Airport (ONT), located in the heart of the Inland Empire and less than 16 miles from Riverside, makes flying in and out of the area simple, fast and stress-free.

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Heritage that Lives On Riverside is a city where history is woven into daily life. From the earliest Indigenous cultures to the golden age of citrus, each era has left its mark on the streets, architecture, and community spirit you see today.

Riverside Nights in Full Swing Dive into the lively beat of Riverside’s entertainment landscape, where live music fills the air every weekend, creating a perfect backdrop for the city’s wide selection of bars and lounges.

Arts & Culture Riverside is a hub of diverse art, rich culture, and impressive architecture.

Sports & Recreation Outdoor spaces, collegiate competition, and new major investments are shaping a community where athletics and active living play a central role.

Adventures in Shopping Riverside shopping and dining blend into a lively experience shaped by local small businesses.

Dining in Riverside With so many distinctive menu features from a variety of eateries, there is plenty to satisfy every appetite.

Must See Downtown Landmarks Discover the iconic landmarks that define downtown’s charm and history.

Hotels & Accommodations Riverside is a hidden gem for travelers and locals.

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DAY 1 w Hike up the scenic Mount Rubidoux, a 2.7-mile uphill hike to catch the sunrise over Downtown Riverside.

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w Enjoy a delightful breakfast at Arcade Downtown, paired with delicious coffee or tea. w Explore the University of California, Riverside Botanic Gardens, a living museum curated to inspire appreciation of the natural world. w Visit the Cheech Marin Center for Chicano Art & Culture, featuring compelling exhibits.

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w Go on a shopping spree with retail classics at the Galleria at Tyler! w Grab your blankets and catch a double feature at the Van Buren Drive-In. Photo Courtesy of The Los Ange les

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DAY 2 w Start the morning with a delicious breakfast at the Riverside Airport Café. w Tour the California Citrus State Historic Park to learn about Riverside’s citrus heritage. w Enjoy a game of pickle ball at the new Arlington Park Pickleball Complex.

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w Head to Castle Park for mini golf, rides, and shows! w Dine at Hangar 24 at the Canyon Crest Towne Centre, with its unique character and commitment to masterful craftmanship.

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JANUARY w Martin Luther King Jr. Walk-a-thon – Stratton Center

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w Lunar Festival – Downtown Riverside

FEBRUARY w Annual Black History Parade, Expo, and Car Show – Downtown Riverside w Riverside Dickens Festival - Jurupa Valley

APRIL w Riverside Tamale Festival – White Park w Riverside Insect Fair – Downtown Riverside w Southern California Air Show at March Field

MAY w Show & Go Car Show – Downtown Riverside w Annual Riverside Chili Cook Off & Car/Cycle Show – Magnolia Ave/Van Buren Ave

JUNE w Rhythm of Riverside Summer Concerts in the Park – Fairmount Park w Movies in the Park – Multiple City Parks

JULY w 4th of July Fireworks Spectacular – Mount Rubidoux and La Sierra Park w Concert for Heroes – Riverside National Cemetery

SEPTEMBER w 9/11 Day of Service – Riverside City Hall w Chinese Moon Festival – Riverside Heritage House

OCTOBER w Ghost Walk – Downtown Riverside w Riverside Citrus Classic Bike Ride – Riverside Plaza

NOVEMBER w Riverside’s Dia De Los Muertos (Day of the Dead Celebration) – White Park w The Historic Mission Inn Hotel & Spa Festival of Lights – Downtown Riverside

DECEMBER w Riverside Philharmonic Holiday Concert– Rubidoux High School

w Chanukah Festival - Downtown Riverside

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iverside is a city where history is woven into daily life. From the earliest Indigenous cultures to the golden age of citrus, each era has left its mark on the streets, architecture, and community spirit you see today.

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RIVERSIDE’S LIVING HISTORY

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“Riverside’s destiny changed forever in 1873, when Eliza Tibbets planted two small Washington Navel orange trees sent from the U.S. Department of Agriculture.”

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xploring Riverside’s heritage offers more than a glimpse into the past. It reveals the story of how this vibrant community grew from fertile groves to a thriving city, shaped by ambition, innovation, and cultural pride. As you stroll past historic buildings and uncover the story behind Riverside’s most iconic symbol, the Raincross, you begin to see why this city has become such a powerhouse in the region.

EARLY RIVERSIDE

Long before Riverside was founded, this region was home to the Cahuilla, Serrano, and other Native peoples who cared for the land and established deep cultural roots. Their traditions and stewardship shaped the valley’s resources and pathways that later settlers would follow. Spanish explorers arrived in the 18th century, introducing missions and ranching practices that transformed the landscape. During the Mexican era, large land grants further defined the region’s agricultural potential. @rivchamber

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In 1870, a group of pioneers envisioned a planned colony along the Santa Ana River. Drawn by fertile soil and the promise of irrigation, they laid out streets, cultivated citrus groves, and built the foundations of what would become Riverside.

A CITRUS EMPIRE THAT BUILT A CITY

Riverside’s destiny changed forever in 1873, when Eliza Tibbets planted two small Washington Navel orange trees sent from the U.S. Department of Agriculture. The trees flourished in the local climate, sparking an agricultural revolution that would put Riverside on the map as the birthplace of California’s citrus industry. Within decades, the city became the wealthiest per capita community in the nation. Citrus magnates funded impressive civic projects, from schools and libraries to hospitals and cultural institutions. The prosperity of the orange groves shaped not only the economy but also the identity of Riverside itself.

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Remnants of this golden era are still visible today. Historic packing houses, preserved groves, and neighborhood names reflect the legacy of the citrus boom. Even now, the story of the Washington Navel continues to inspire local pride and a sense of connection to a time when a simple fruit transformed an entire community.

reminder of where we come from.” First introduced in 1908, the Raincross has appeared on everything from light poles and trashcans to jewelry and tattoos. For many, the Raincross stands for heritage, continuity, and a shared sense of purpose. It honors the city’s agricultural origins, acknowledges its cultural diversity, and celebrates the resilience of generations who built Riverside into a thriving community. Today, the Raincross is everywhere. You will spot it on lampposts and bridges, incorporated into the architecture of the Mission Inn, and featured in logos and civic seals. It graces street signs, public art, and even local businesses that proudly display the mark as a sign of authenticity. More than a brand, the Raincross is a touchstone that connects past and present. It reminds residents and visitors alike that Riverside is a place where history and progress move forward together.

LANDMARK ARCHITECTURE AND HISTORIC SITES

Riverside’s heritage is perhaps most visible in its remarkable collection of historic buildings. The Historic Mission Inn Hotel & Spa is the city’s crown jewel. What began as a modest adobe boarding house

grew into a sprawling architectural masterpiece blending Mission Revival, Moorish, and Mediterranean styles. Over the years, it has welcomed presidents, celebrities, and travelers from around the world. Its ornate details and hidden courtyards reward anyone who takes time to explore. Nearby, the Riverside County Historic Courthouse stands as a testament to civic ambition. Modeled after the Petit Palais

THE RAINCROSS – RIVERSIDE’S ENDURING EMBLEM Few symbols are as closely tied to a city’s identity as Riverside’s Raincross. This distinctive design blends the image of a mission bell with a double-cross, inspired by the Franciscan cross associated with Father Junípero Serra. The result is a motif that feels both spiritual and uniquely Californian, reflecting Riverside’s early mission influences and agricultural prosperity. Councilmember Philip Falcone describes the emblem as “Riverside’s version of New Orleans’ fleur-delis, a symbol of pride and heritage, a

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Heritage that Lives On in Paris, this grand structure showcases classical columns, intricate sculptures, and an unmistakable sense of grandeur. The Fox Performing Arts Center also carries its own legacy. Once a golden-age movie palace, it has been carefully restored into a venue that hosts concerts, theater, and community events. Many other landmarks also enrich Riverside’s historical landscape. The Heritage House offers a glimpse into Victorian-era life, complete with period furnishings and lush gardens. Remnants of the city’s early Chinatown tell the story of Chinese immigrants who contributed to Riverside’s growth. The Harada House, a National Historic Landmark, preserves a pivotal chapter in Japanese-American civil rights history. Visitors can explore these sites on their own or join guided tours that bring Riverside’s stories to life. Interpretive signage and local museums provide context and insight into the city’s evolving identity.

COMMUNITY TRADITIONS AND PRESERVATION

Riverside’s historic buildings and monuments provide a beautiful backdrop for the celebrations that showcase its living heritage. Each year, festivals and events celebrate the community’s rich tapestry of cultures and traditions. From the Festival of Lights that transforms downtown into a holiday wonderland to other cultural events throughout the year, Riverside is home to gatherings that bring people together in meaningful ways. This focus on preservation is no accident. Falcone notes that, as many cities embraced demolition in the mid-20th century, “Riversiders largely rejected this fad and moved towards preservation of the historic built environment.” That dedication is reflected today in the city’s Cultural Heritage Board, which reviews development in historic areas to ensure that growth and character can coexist. Organizations such as the Mission Inn Foundation, the Old Riverside Foun-

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dation, and the Riverside Historical Society collaborate with the city to preserve important sites and educate future generations. Efforts currently underway include establishing Riverside’s first mid‑century historic district and bringing back student tours of City Hall. Falcone sees preservation as a smart investment, adding, “For every dollar invested in historic preservation, a minimum of twenty dollars is returned. Young people are showing that they want to live in historic, walkable downtowns that have embraced the eclectic, funky character of city centers.”

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LOOKING AHEAD – HONORING THE PAST, INVESTING IN THE FUTURE

As Riverside continues to grow, it remains committed to honoring the foundations that made it special. New development projects aspire to incorporate historic preservation alongside innovation, striking a balance between progress and respect for the past. While embracing new ideas like green technology is a priority, The City of Riverside emphasizes the philosophy that preserving and reusing older structures is both environmentally responsible and culturally enriching for both residents and tourists visiting the area.Visitors are encouraged to discover this legacy firsthand, to walk the same streets where generations have built, dreamed, and created. In doing so, you become part of Riverside’s ongoing story as a place where heritage inspires the future.

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Riverside Nights

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ive into the lively beat of Riverside’s entertainment landscape, where live music fills the air every weekend, creating a perfect backdrop for the city’s wide selection of bars and lounges. And if you’re craving even

more excitement, a brief drive will take you to a wealth of resorts and casinos, positioning Riverside as the ultimate destination that offers it all. R I V E R S I D E- C H A M B E R .CO M

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HISTORIC VENUES & PERFORMING ARTS

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RIVERSIDE AT NIGHT

xplore century-old performance halls that still echo with decades of applause or slip into modern bars shaking up inventive cocktails. From retro dance floors to family-friendly attractions that keep the fun going well into the evening, Riverside invites you to discover what happens when the lights come on and the day winds down. @rivchamber

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Riverside’s love of the arts is woven into the very walls of its most celebrated buildings. The Fox Performing Arts Center, a restored “roaring 20s” theater that once premiered Gone with the Wind, now hosts Broadway touring shows, musicians, comedians. Its ornate architecture and marquee lights create the perfect backdrop for an unforgettable evening. Nearby, the Riverside Municipal Auditorium offers a distinct atmosphere. This landmark blends Spanish Revival design with modern production. Many visitors find their schedules pair well with an evening performance here. Smaller stages and local venues also round out Riverside’s arts scene. Music lounges, independent theater companies, and open mic nights showcase regional talent, and checking performance calendars ahead of time is recommended since many events sell out quickly.

BARS, BREWERIES & NIGHTLIFE DISTRICTS

Riverside comes alive at night with a mix of late-night gathering spots clustered within easy walking distance. Neighborhood favorites and music-driven venues create a scene that feels social and active without becoming overwhelming. Killer Queens stands out as a flexible nightlife space that blends live entertainment with a community-driven approach. The venue regularly hosts events, with programming that shifts throughout the week, from Vinyl Night on Mondays to rotating live music later in the week. Food service runs late, with the kitchen open until midnight, and the bar’s happy hour extends into the evening. While strictly 21+, its atmosphere reflects a broad mix of patrons and events rather than a single nightlife formula. Nearby, Farm House Collective carries its daytime energy into the evening with live music, themed events, and an open-air setting that encourages people to gather and stay awhile. Estrella Cantina & Lounge brings a more elevated nightlife experience, pairing a lively atmosphere with curated cocktails and late-night dining in a polished setting. Dapper Dine & Lounge offers a stylish, social environment where guests can settle in for craft drinks, music, and a more intimate night out. Riverside’s breweries and taprooms also contribute to the evening scene, pouring everything from crisp IPAs to rich stouts. Many extend their hours on weekends, making it easy to include a brewery stop as part of an evening out. Most nightlife spots are busiest between 8 p.m. and midnight, while weeknights tend to move at a more relaxed pace.

“Killer Queens stands out as a flexible nightlife space that blends live entertainment with a community-driven approach.” UNIQUE EXPERIENCES & INTERACTIVE FUN

For something different, Riverside Game Lab blends classic pinball machines and modern VR experiences with a rotating lineup of craft beers and cocktails. It’s a lively option for those looking for a playful twist on the evening. Escape rooms and themed attractions nearby add another layer of after-dark fun, often running late into the night.

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If you plan to explore Riverside after dark, consider rideshare services or one of the conveniently located parking garages downtown. Visitors are also encouraged to download and use the

ParkRiverside App, which makes parking throughout Downtown Riverside quick and convenient. The app helps guests find available parking locations, navigate to their destination and easily pay parking fares from their mobile device. With convenient parking information and payment options at their fingertips, visitors can spend less time looking for parking and more time enjoying Downtown Riverside. Riverside’s nightlife reflects the City’s creative and diverse spirit. From live performances and interactive attractions to relaxed patios and late-night eats, the evening hours reveal a side of Riverside worth experiencing.

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Arts & Culture

Riverside is a hub of diverse art, rich culture, and impressive architecture.

t the heart of Inland Southern California, Riverside’s Arts & Culture District features the Cheech Marin Center for Chicano Art & Culture and is complemented by landmarks such as the Fox Performing Arts Center, Riverside Art Museum, The Historic Mission Inn Hotel &

Spa, and the Main Riverside Library. Main Street’s pedestrian mall, adorned with statues of historical figures like Martin Luther King Jr. and Mahatma Gandhi, extends the city’s cultural landscape to the iconic Riverside County Courthouse.

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ART & CULTURE BY THE NUMBERS 20+ Annual Festivals 17 Museums 11 Art Galleries

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isitors can explore Riverside’s history through a series of Mission Inn Foundation walking tours around the City’s iconic landmarks, including Mt. Rubidoux and the historic churches of Downtown Riverside. The Center for Social Justice & Civil Liberties and UCR ARTS offer dynamic exhibitions highlighting notable artists and activists, while the Riverside Art Museum and Riverside Metropolitan Museum present both contemporary and traditional works.

temporary works. The theater program presents fully staged productions each semester, while the art department hosts rotating exhibitions in the university’s galleries showcasing student, faculty, and visiting artist work.

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The California Baptist University Shelby and Ferne Collinsworth School of Performing Arts offers year round performances that showcase student talent and professional production quality. Each season features a mix of classic plays, contemporary dramas, and musicals, highlighted by signature events such as the annual Shakespeare Festival and the highly anticipated CBU Christmas theatrical concert. CBU Christmas routinely sells out and draws thousands of attendees from Riverside and beyond, taking its place as a holiday tradition in the region.

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The Academy of Visual and Performing Arts at La Sierra University offers a dynamic array of creative programs in music, theater, visual art, and dance. The academy is home to ensembles such as the La Sierra University Orchestra, which performs regular season concerts featuring classical repertoire and con-

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CALIFORNIA BAPTIST UNIVERSITY SHELBY AND FERNE COLLINSWORTH SCHOOL OF PERFORMING ARTS 8432 Magnolia Avenue Riverside, CA 92504 (877) 228 3615

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THE CHEECH MARIN CENTER FOR CHICANO ART & CULTURE OF THE RIVERSIDE ART MUSEUM 3581 Mission Inn Avenue Riverside, CA 92501 (951) 684-7111

The Cheech Marin Center for Chicano Art & Culture, or “The Cheech,” is a cornerstone of Riverside’s cultural scene. Opened on June 17, 2022, it occupies a renovated mid-century building that once served as the City’s public library. The Center, the first cultural institution of its kind, highlights Chicana/o/x art and examines its cultural significance. Home to the Cheech Marin Collection, it features hundreds of works by artists, including Patssi Valdez, Sandy Rodriguez, Carlos Almaraz, Frank Romero, and Gilbert “Magú” Luján.

THE CULVER CENTER OF THE ARTS & THE CALIFORNIA MUSEUM OF PHOTOGRAPHY (CMP) 3834 Main Street Riverside, CA 92501 (951) 827- 4787

UCR ARTS brings together the California Museum of Photography and the Barbara & Art Culver Center of the Arts in downtown Riverside, offering an expansive platform for contemporary art and photography. The CMP’s collection spans more than half a million photographs, from historical prints to modern works, while the Culver Center showcases over 1,500 pieces of contemporary art, including rotating exhibitions and performances. Visitors can explore dynamic galleries, a 72-seat screening room for independent and experimental films, a black-box theater, and dance studios, all designed to engage and inspire.

“The Gift” by CJ Rench is officially on display at the Five Points Plaza off of La Sierra and Hole. This grant-funded piece was voted on by the community at our Connecting Five Points event!

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THE RIVERSIDE ART MUSEUM 3425 Mission Inn Avenue Riverside, CA 92501 (951) 684-7111

The Riverside Art Museum (RAM), located in the historic Mission Inn district, occupies an architecturally significant 1929 building designed by Julia Morgan, architect of the famous Hearst Castle. Visitors can explore art pieces by internationally acclaimed artists such as Takashi Murakami, Marc Chagall, and Shepard Fairey, alongside local and regional talents, emerging members, and high school artists. Photo Courtesy of Riverside CVB

RIVERSIDE CITY COLLEGE HENRY W. COIL SR. AND ALICE EDNA COIL SCHOOL FOR THE ARTS 3890 University Avenue Riverside, CA 92501 (951) 222-8793

The Riverside City College Henry W. Coil Sr. and Alice Edna Coil School for the Arts is a 34,700-square-foot, stateof-the-art teaching facility designed for music and choral programs. At the center is a 450-seat concert hall with adjustable acoustics, allowing the space to support a wide range of performances. The School is home to a range of established ensembles and performance groups, including RCC Choir, RCC Guitar, RCC Jazz, RCC Percussion, RCC Symphony Orchestra, and the RCC Wind Ensemble, each presenting concerts and performances throughout the year.

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Arts & Culture CULTURE THE CENTER FOR SOCIAL JUSTICE & CIVIL LIBERTIES

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MARCH FIELD AIR MUSEUM 22550 Van Buren Boulevard Riverside, CA 92518 (951) 902-5949

The March Field Air Museum in Riverside showcases the region’s rich aviation history. Its collection includes 114 historic aircraft spanning nearly a century, from World War I biplanes to Vietnam-era helicopters, modern jet fighters, and drones such as the MQ-1 Predator.

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The Museum of Riverside, a department of the City of Riverside, stewards the City’s collection of artifacts, archives, and historic sites. Its responsibilities include the National Historic Landmark Harada House, the Victorian-era Heritage House, and the main downtown museum location. The main museum facility is currently undergoing a major renovation and is expected to reopen in 2027, with updates that will expand exhibition space and present Riverside’s stories through new installations and improved visitor experiences.

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Recreation Riverside is a city built for competition.

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iverside’s recreation scene is evolving alongside the city itself. Outdoor spaces, collegiate competition, and new major investments are shaping a community where athletics and active living play a central role.

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Sports & Culture The Riverside Aquatic Center

COLLEGE ATHLETICS GRAB THE SPOTLIGHT

ollege sports have become a defining part of Riverside’s identity. The City is home to two Division I athletic programs—the University of California, Riverside (UCR) and California Baptist University (CBU)—placing Riverside among a small group of cities with multiple top-tier collegiate offerings. CBU’s recent move into the Big West Conference has brought renewed attention to its athletic programs and reignited a long-standing downtown rivalry with UCR. Matchups in basketball, soccer, volleyball, and other sports now carry added conference stakes, drawing larger crowds and increasing regional visibility. These games bring energy to campus venues and nearby neighborhoods, reinforcing Riverside’s growing reputation as a college sports destination. 28

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Additional competition comes from Riverside City College, whose athletic programs regularly contend at the state level, and La Sierra University, which hosts intercollegiate contests throughout the academic year. Together, these institutions create a steady calendar of games and events that invite residents and visitors to experience Riverside through college athletics.

A GROWING SPORTS AND ENTERTAINMENT LANDSCAPE

Riverside’s investment in sports extends well beyond campus venues. Plans are moving forward on the Riverside Sports Complex & Entertainment District, a Chamber-supported project designed to transform the City’s Northside into a regional destination. The proposed development includes a 5,000-seat soccer stadium, a large concert venue, a hotel, mixed-use residential buildings, and supporting amenities. The district will @rivchamber

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connect with the Northside Specific Plan and complement other approved projects already reshaping the area. One of those projects is the Riverside Adventure Center, an 85-acre destination anchored by a landscaped public park that links to Reid Park. Free amenities will include biking and hiking trails, climbing areas, play spaces, and open areas for recreation. Visitors will be able to access world-class attractions such as a whitewater rafting course, wave lagoon with surf park, zip-line and rope courses, sport climbing walls, and an amphitheater. Adding to this momentum, Riverside is preparing to welcome professional men’s and women’s soccer teams through a partnership between the United Soccer League (USL) and Riverside Pro Soccer. The announcement aligns with the City’s approval of the Riverside Sports Complex & Entertainment District and signals a major step forward in expanding professional athletics in the region.

PARKS, TRAILS, AND OUTDOOR RECREATION

Riverside’s established park system continues to support daily recreation and outdoor activity across the city. Fairmount Park remains a central gathering place with open lawns, lakes, gardens, and amenities that support casual recreation. Mount Rubidoux offers one of Riverside’s most recognizable fitness experiences, with a well-maintained trail leading to panoramic views of the city and surrounding mountains. Sycamore Canyon Wilderness Park, spanning more than 1,500 acres, provides trails for hiking and nature exploration. Throughout the city, neighborhood parks and shared-use paths make it easy to stay active close to where people live and visit.

FITNESS, FAMILIES, AND EVERYDAY RECREATION

Indoor fitness options add balance to Riverside’s recreation offerings. Gyms, yoga and pilates studios, aquatic centers, and community facilities provide opportunities for structured workouts and guided classes. Many locations welcome visitors with short-term access or dropin options. Families benefit from a wide range of youth and all-ages programs hosted at parks and community centers. Seasonal camps and leagues introduce young participants to organized athletics while encouraging teamwork and confidence.

A CITY ON THE MOVE

Riverside’s approach to sports and recreation reflects its broader growth. Competitive college athletics, major new infrastructure, and accessible outdoor spaces all contribute to a city that values movement and activity.

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iverside shopping and dining blend into a lively experience shaped by local small businesses. If you’re searching for handcrafted gifts, a new favorite outfit, or a meal to remember, you’ll find plenty of reasons to slow down and explore.

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Adventures in Shopping DISTINCTIVE SHOPPING DISTRICTS AND CENTERS

ne of Riverside’s most recent additions is the Farm House Collective, a reimagined destination that blends retail, dining, and entertainment in a setting rooted in local history. Former motel rooms have been restored and transformed into inventive spaces, creating a walkable layout that feels intimate and intentional. A raised deck weaves through the property, offering shaded seating areas and garden views.

The Farm House Collective currently features 16 tenants, including permanent and rotating vendors focused on locally sourced food and handmade goods. Pop-up kiosks throughout the garden provide additional opportunities for artists and makers to showcase their work. A dedicated event space hosts outdoor programs, making the Farm House Collective a regular stop for both residents and visitors looking for something new. Nearby, Canyon Crest Towne Centre remains a well-established favorite, particularly for those visiting or living near

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the University of California, Riverside. This open-air center features trellised walkways, water features, and shaded patios that encourage relaxed browsing and casual dining. Restaurants range from craft beer and gastropub fare at Hangar 24 to scratch-made meals at Bushfire Grill, with dessert options including Handel’s Ice Cream. Seasonal events, including the Tuesday Night Summer Concert Series held May through October, continue to draw locals and tourists. For a larger-scale shopping experience, the Galleria at Tyler offers one of the region’s most comprehensive retail destinations. Anchored by major national brands and complemented by dining and entertainment options, the indoor mall provides a climate-controlled setting with a wide mix shopping options. Its central location and variety make it a convenient stop for extended shopping trips. Riverside Plaza rounds out the city’s retail mix with a blend of familiar retailers and eateries. Outdoor seating areas and wide walkways create a comfortable setting for an afternoon spent exploring at an easy pace.

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Riverside’s independent shops add depth to its shopping scene. Local galleries, gift stores, and specialty markets feature handcrafted items by regional artists. Many shop owners share the stories behind their products, giving purchases a personal connection to the City. This creative spirit comes together during Riverside Artswalk, held on the first Thursday of each month from 6 to 9 p.m. The event spans more than 22 downtown locations and is coordinated by the Riverside Arts Council. Artists on Main, located between 5th and 10th Streets, serves as a central hub for vendors

and exhibitions, encouraging visitors to explore the Downtown shops and restaurants along the way.

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Together, these districts and centers show how shopping in Riverside extends beyond transactions. It becomes part of how people experience the city.

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Everything’s Here at Canyon Springs Marketplace North!

VISIT FAVORITES INCLUDING Nordstrom Petco

Carter’s

Sephora

Old Navy

Marshalls

FedEx Kinko’s

Vitamin Shoppe Lane Bryant Rubio’s

Urbane Café Friar Tux

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INVITING ATMOSPHERE

Euro Nails Spa

Altura Credit Union

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Dining at Food Lab

Riverside is a culinary haven with many distinctive flavors from a variety of eateries.

ith so many menus from a vast selection of restaurants, bars, and cafes, Riverside is a dream destination for foodies and culinary enthusiasts. Options are plentiful, with food available any time of the day or night.

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Dining in Riverside UNIQUE VENUES

Riverside’s dining scene is full of distinctive spots where creativity and flavor come together in unexpected ways. These venues provide memorable experiences that reflect Riverside’s personality.

RIVERSIDE FOOD LAB

Explore the Riverside Food Lab, where local chefs and artisanal vendors converge in a single, energetic space. Guests can sample everything from gourmet burgers and wood-fired pizzas to authentic street tacos and indulgent desserts. With shared seating and a lively environment, the Food Lab is ideal for friends, families, and food lovers looking to taste a variety of flavors under one roof.

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iverside’s dining scene reflects the city’s diversity and creativity, offering options that range from casual cafés to refined restaurants. Across the city, chefs showcase fresh, locally inspired flavors alongside international influences, creating dishes that are both comforting and innovative. Family-owned establishments add their own character, ensuring that every meal is a chance to explore something new.

FINE DINING

Riverside’s fine dining scene offers a blend of culinary artistry and carefully curated atmospheres that make each meal an experience. Many of the city’s premier restaurants can be found along the iconic Mission Inn Avenue, giving visitors a chance to enjoy elevated cuisine amid historic surroundings. These are just a few examples of what Riverside has to offer.

MARIO’S PLACE

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Guests can enjoy handcrafted pastas, seafood, and seasonal specialties in an intimate setting that balances elegance with comfort. Its attention to detail, from plating to presentation, makes it a favorite for date nights and celebratory dinners.

DAPPER DINE AND LOUNGE

Dapper Dine and Lounge combines contemporary American cuisine with a stylish, relaxed environment. The menu features inventive plates, while the lounge provides a sophisticated space for socializing. Thoughtful service and inviting ambiance make it a standout for culinary enthusiasts and casual diners seeking elevated flavors.

THE MISSION INN STEAKHOUSE

The Mission Inn Steakhouse pairs classic steakhouse fare with Riverside’s historic charm. Located in the iconic Mission Inn Hotel & Spa, the restaurant serves premium steaks, fresh seafood, and seasonal dishes crafted with precision. @rivchamber

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Housed in a converted 1950s Shell gas station along Historic Route 60, Taco Station brings a playful, nostalgic vibe to homestyle Mexican cooking. Diners can enjoy hearty tacos and traditional plates on the covered patio or indoors while taking in vintage automotive décor and sports on big screens.

RIVERSIDE AIRPORT CAFÉ

Tucked beside the runway at Riverside Municipal Airport, Riverside Airport Café offers a unique dining experience for locals and travelers. Patrons can enjoy hearty breakfast and lunch favorites while watching planes take off and land from the patio. The café is celebrated for its approachable diner fare, friendly service, and participation in the Blue Zones health initiative.

TIO’S TACOS

Tios Tacos serves up fresh, made-toorder Mexican fare in a fun, colorful setting. The restaurant is especially known for its whimsical sculptures and art installations that give the space a lively, artistic character.

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SPORTS BARS & BBQ

From slow-smoked meats to locally brewed beer, these establishments combine hearty menus with lively settings that invite guests to settle in and stay awhile.

GRAM’S BBQ RESTAURANT & CATERING

Gram’s BBQ is known for its slowsmoked meats and homestyle sides that deliver classic barbecue flavor. The menu features tender ribs, brisket, pulled pork, and house-made sauces, prepared with time-honored techniques. It’s a go-to spot for barbecue fans seeking authentic, no-frills comfort food.

HEROES RESTAURANT & BREWERY

Heroes Restaurant & Brewery blends a sports-centric atmosphere with housebrewed craft beers and a wide-ranging menu known for its notably large portion sizes. Multiple screens line the space, making it a popular destination for catching games, while the kitchen serves burgers, sandwiches, barbecue plates, and pub favorites designed for hearty appetites. The brewery’s own beers add a local touch that rounds out the experience.

ART’S BAR AND GRILL

Art’s Bar and Grill offers a laid-back neighborhood setting, where guests can enjoy classic American fare alongside sports coverage and casual conversation. Known for its friendly service and familiar menu, Art’s delivers burgers, wings, and grill favorites in a welcoming environment.

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Must See Downtown Landmarks MARIPOSA ALLEY (ALLEY OF BUTTERFLIES)

FOX PERFORMING ARTS CENTER (FOX THEATER)

Main Street and Orange Street

3801 Mission Inn Avenue

Highlights: Wander through this hidden gem, where butterfly murals cover walls and bring life to an often-overlooked downtown alley. Each mural showcases beautiful colors and represents the transformation and growth Riverside has experienced over the years.

Highlights: This historic theater, built in the 1920s, was the first to screen Gone with the Wind in 1939. Restored in the 2000s, the Fox Theater now hosts concerts, theater performances, and comedy shows. Check their schedule for a possible show during your visit to experience the ambiance of this Riverside landmark.

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Peace Tower and Bridge

FLIERS WALL AT THE MISSION INN

Location: Mission Inn Hotel & Spa, 3649 Mission Inn Avenue Highlights: This memorial pays tribute to aviation heroes, from Amelia Earhart to notable local pilots. Set against the historic Mission Inn, this wall is a reminder of Riverside’s legacy in aviation. The Inn itself is a landmark, so consider taking a peek inside for a taste of Spanish Missionstyle architecture and art.

Location: 4050 Main Street Highlights: Just across the street

Alley of Butterflies

THE CHEECH MARIN CENTER FOR CHICANO ART & CULTURE (THE CHEECH)

from Riverside City Hall, this Beaux-Arts courthouse, inspired by the Petit Palais in Paris, is a beautiful building dating back to 1903. The stunning architecture includes grand columns, intricate carvings, and a well-preserved interior that reflects Riverside’s rich history.

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Location: Riverside City Hall,

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Highlights: Visit the rooftop

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HAMPTON INN CITRUS SWING

Location: Hampton Inn Riverside, 3505 Market Street

3581 Mission Inn Avenue

Highlights: Explore one of the most extensive collections of Chicano art in the world, thanks to actor Cheech Marin’s dedication to preserving and celebrating this vibrant culture. The center hosts rotating exhibits, murals, and sculptures by renowned Chicano artists.

Grier Pavilion

pavilion at Riverside City Hall, which offers panoramic views of downtown and the San Bernardino Mountains. The pavilion is named in honor of Riversides civil rights advocate Barnett Grier. It’s a beautiful place for photos and reflection on the city’s commitment to diversity and inclusion. @rivchamber

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Highlights: This quirky, Instagrammable spot features a large citrus swing perfect for snapping a fun photo. It’s a playful nod to Riverside’s citrus heritage, adding a splash of whimsy to your visit.

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Mount Rubidoux Walking Trail

Highlights: Start your day with a hike up scenic Mount Rubidoux and cross paths with this historic stone monument bridge built in 1925. Dedicated to founder of the Mission Inn, Frank Miller, and his passion for international peace and friendship, climb the steps of this Romanesquestyled structure to overlook the city from this popular walking trail.

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Hotels & Accommodations THE HISTORIC MISSION INN HOTEL & SPA 3649 Mission Inn Avenue Riverside, CA 92501 (800) 843-7755

The Historic Mission Inn Hotel & Spa emerges as an enduring beacon of historical allure and unmatched opulence. As a celebrated National Historic Landmark that has hosted 10 U.S. Presidents, this illustrious hotel encapsulates the spirit of California’s storied past. Every room and suite is artfully crafted, merging classic elegance with the coziness and modern conveniences desired by today’s travelers. Famed for its exquisite spa facilities, offering guests an array of pampering treatments and therapies designed to rejuvenate the body and soul, the hotel also offers an assortment of casual and fine dining options, including the The Mission Inn Steakhouse. Surrounded by stunning architecture, lush gardens, and a breathtaking courtyard, this captivating retreat offers an unparalleled experience of luxury and relaxation.

HYATT PLACE RIVERSIDE | DOWNTOWN 3500 Market Street Riverside, CA 92501 (951) 321-3500

The newly renovated Hyatt Place in Downtown Riverside delivers a stay that suits all needs for business travelers and vacationers alike. Only a few steps from the Riverside Convention Center, the Main Street pedestrian mall, the Historic Mission Inn, and the Fox Theater, the Hyatt Place offers travelers a prime location in the heart of Downtown’s lively atmosphere. All guest rooms have been recently modernized and offer the latest amenities travelers come to expect of the Hyatt brand. Sit back and relax with 55” HD TVs, including ChromeCast streaming services in all rooms. All standard rooms are spacious junior suites offering refrigerators, desks, pullout-sofas, blackout shades, and Hyatt’s signature pillowtop mattresses. The hotel also offers 2,000 square feet of fully equipped meeting space to suit all your special event needs!

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MARRIOTT RIVERSIDE AT THE CONVENTION CENTER 3400 Market Street Riverside, CA 92501 (951) 784-8000

The Marriott Riverside, located next to the Riverside Convention Center, is a premier choice for visitors seeking both comfort and convenience. Its proximity makes it especially popular with business travelers attending conferences and events. Guests enjoy modern, elegantly designed rooms that provide a relaxing retreat, along with state-of-the-art amenities, including a pool, fitness center, on-site dining, and a stylish lounge.

HAMPTON INN RIVERSIDE | DOWNTOWN 3505 Market Street Riverside, CA 92501 (951) 788-5000

With its warm hospitality, prime location, and comprehensive facilities, the Hampton Inn Downtown Riverside ensures a satisfying and convenient stay for travelers of all kinds.

COURTYARD BY MARRIOTT RIVERSIDE UCR | MORENO VALLEY AREA 1510 University Avenue Riverside, CA 92507 (951) 276-1200

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The Courtyard by Marriott Riverside offers a modern and sophisticated stay for all. Ideally located near the University of California, Riverside, and downtown attractions, the hotel features comfortable rooms with contemporary amenities, luxurious bedding, and dedicated living space. Guests can enjoy a fitness center, outdoor pool, free Wi-Fi, and on-site dining at The Bistro—specializing in American cuisine.

MARRIOTT RIVERSIDE ... THE CONVENTION CENTER HEADQUARTERS HOTEL MARRIOTT RIVERSIDE..."THE" CONVENTION CENTER HEADQUARTERS HOTEL

We are the Convention Center Headquarters hotel. Enjoy the convenience of being in the heart of downtown Riverside in the luxury of staying at a full service property. Whether you are planning an event or a business or personal visit, the Marriott Riverside at the Convention Center offers everything you need for a comfortable and convenient stay with personable service that exceeds your expectations. • 293 smoke-free guest rooms, including 17 suites and three concierge levels • 14,000 sqft indoor/outdoor meeting space • Adjacent to Riverside Convention Center and walking distance to Riverside Downtown Attractions • Mobile Check-in & Check-out • High-Speed Internet & Premium Cable Channels • Fitness Center • Casual Contemporary Cuisine

We strive to make every event and every guestʼs stay unforgettable and effortless. Stay with us. We promise to host you brilliantly!

• Heated Outdoor Pool & Spa • Room Service • Full Service Restaurant & Bar • Onsite Covered Parking • Tech-enabled meeting and event space • Marriott Certified Wedding Planner and Certified Meeting Planner on staff • Meeting Services App

Marriott Riverside at the Convention Center 3400 Market Street Riverside, CA 92501 Direct: (951) 784-8000 Reservations: (800) 627-7468 Event Contact: karinaquiroz@remingtonhotels.com www.marriott.com/RALMC

Hyatt Place Riverside in Historic Downtown has become an insider’s secret for its location. Now with all new rooms, come make yourself at home with an array of services for business travelers and vacationers alike. We can’t wait to show you our new Place!

• All-new renovated guest rooms and amenities

• Exclusive Hyatt Grand Beds

• Wake up to complimentary Hot Breakfast served fresh every day

• Digital Key and Mobile Check-In options • 24/7 evening dining options with full bar serving daily until 2 AM

• 24/7 newly upgraded state-of-the-art Fitness Center • Outdoor Heated Pool

• 24/7 fully stocked Business Center with computers and printing station

• Complimentary high-speed WIFI everywhere

• 1800 sq ft of Flexible Meeting Space

• 55” HDTV’s with ChromeCast Steaming • Cozy Corner sectional sofa-sleeper in all guest rooms

• All-inclusive meeting packages including unique food and beverage options, and newly upgraded A/V equipment and technology

• Refrigerator and single-serve coffee maker

• Adjacent to the Riverside Convention Center

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Hotels & Accommodations HAMPTON INN & SUITES RIVERSIDE | CORONA EAST 4250 Riverwalk Parkway Riverside, CA 92505 (951) 352-5020

Lodged in the Riverside/Corona East area, Hampton Inn & Suites combines comfort, functionality, and genuine hospitality seamlessly. Its location makes it easy for guests to visit local attractions, such as La Sierra University and the Galleria at Tyler Mall. The hotel’s rooms, designed for ultimate relaxation, feature modern amenities and plush bedding. Guests are treated to a complimentary hot breakfast each morning, with the added convenience of free Wi-Fi across the hotel. Recreational facilities, including an outdoor pool and fitness center, provide an enjoyable stay. With a team of dedicated staff ready to cater to any need, Hampton Inn & Suites Riverside/Corona East promises a memorable experience for business and leisure travelers.

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HAMPTON INN RIVERSIDE | MARCH AIR RESERVE BASE 22440 Van Buren Boulevard Riverside, CA 92518 (951) 653-0081

The Hampton Inn Riverside, located near March Air Reserve Base and Riverside National Cemetery, provides a welcoming and convenient stay for visitors and travelers exploring the area. Guest rooms offer comfort and relaxation, complemented by amenities including a fitness center, outdoor pool, and free Wi-Fi. A complimentary hot breakfast starts the day off right, and the hotel’s location provides easy access to nearby attractions. With a commitment to excellent service and cozy accommodations, the Hampton Inn Riverside ensures a pleasant and memorable visit.

QUALITY INN RIVERSIDE NEAR UCR & DOWNTOWN 1590 University Avenue Riverside, CA 92507 (951) 683-6000

The Quality Inn Riverside Near UCR/ Downtown provides a hospitable and handy lodging option, ideally situated for easy city exploration. Positioned close to the University of California, Riverside, and the bustling downtown district, guests can discover numerous attractions and engage in various activities. The hotel boasts comfortable, well-equipped rooms for a relaxing stay, complemented by appealing amenities, including a complimentary breakfast, free Wi-Fi, and an inviting outdoor pool. Perfect for business and leisure travelers, the Quality Inn is a prime choice for those looking for a blend of comfort, convenience, and value in Riverside’s vibrant setting. 44

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Two Great Hotels ONE DOWNTOWN DESTINATION Stay your way in Downtown Riverside. Hampton by Hilton offers classic comfort, while Home2 Suites by Hilton provides spacious suites. Both include complimentary breakfast & WiFi. Book now at Hilton.com

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PLANS FOR TONIGHT? SHOP RIVERSIDE, RIVERSIDE

Whether it’s cheersing at a local brewery, sharing tapas at a restaurant, singing along to live music, or simply laughing with friends at a nearby coffee shop, Riverside’s nightlife has something for everyone. When making plans for tonight, remember to THINK LOCAL. A portion of every dollar you spend within city limits goes right back into helping fund community services. Shop Riverside, Riverside!

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