Beaumont actor Pryde Pierce was nominated as a potential “Best Actor” candidate in the 48 Hour Film Project’s horror-comedy competition in Los Angeles at the Regal Cinemas LA Live earlier this month for his independent film “After Party.”
It’s part of Beaumont author Patsy Adams’s dream, part two: the sequel to her first novel, “The Lighter Side of Darkness” — released early on during the pandemic — has been published.
Beaumont Unified School District will present the musical “Beauty and the Beast” at Beaumont High School Performing Arts Theater Nov. 10-13.
Beaumont Unified School District will present the musical “Beauty and the Beast” at Beaumont High School Performing Arts Theater Nov. 10-13.
Hollywood superstar Mark Wahlberg welcomed hundreds of golfers from across Southern California to a day of championship golf and prizes at the 26th annual Morongo Charity Golf Tournament on Monday, Oct. 17.
Amateur and professional ropers and riders competed for cash prizes at the ninth annual Open Ranch Rodeo, a free family-friendly event held on Saturday, Oct. 8, at the Morongo Indian Reservation.
From Sept. 16 through Sept. 18, the 32nd annual King Ludwig Oktoberfest was held at Noble Creek Park in Beaumont.
Most Vietnamese restaurants in the Inland Empire serve the food of southern Vietnam, around the area of Saigon. It’s rare in the Inland Empire to stumble upon a place serving dishes from Hue or Hoi An in the central part of the country, or, for that matter, Hanoi in the northern environs. Th…
The American post-grunge band behind some of music’s most iconic rock hits, Puddle of Mudd, will perform in the Morongo Grand Ballroom on Saturday, Oct. 8.
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LifeHouse Theater proudly presents the classic Broadway musical, “The Sound of Music,” featuring the music and lyrics of Rodgers and Hammerstein.
A wide variety of music will cascade through the Memorial Chapel during the Redlands Symphony’s 22-23 season. The symphony will welcome acclaimed soloists Patrick Posey (saxophone), Trio Arbol (violin, cello, and piano) and David Shifrin (clarinet); feature the up-and-coming talent of clarin…
The Mt. San Jacinto College (MSJC) Art Gallery launched its fall Art Talk series, sponsored by the MSJC Foundation, on Thursday, Sept. 15. The series is open to the public and is being held online.
The Oak Glen Steakhouse is in the foothills of Yucaipa, with lots of parking out front. It’s rather rustic inside, and if it’s not too hot outside, you may want to snag a patio table with a view of the mountains.
Banning’s Playhouse Bowl at Repplier Park is preparing for its summer concert series that begins Aug. 4 with a return of Bee Gees Gold, a tribute band of The Bee Gees, who last performed in Banning in summer 2018.
On June 18, the Cheech Marin Center for Chicano Art and Culture celebrated its grand opening near the historic Mission Inn, in Riverside.
Clifford Trafzer, a Costo distinguished professor of American Indian Affairs at the University of California, Riverside, served as historical consultant to actor and producer Jason Momoa’s new film, “The Last Manhunt.” The film was purchased last week by the distribution giant Saban Films.
On Saturday, July 16, from 4 to 7 p.m. the Banning Art Gallery, 42 W. Ramsey St., will host an opening reception at the downtown gallery next to the new Jitterz coffee shop. This two-artist show will feature the fine basketwork of Fran DeVries and the inspiring paintings of artist Lindy Ballard.
On Saturday, July 9, the Historic Gilman Ranch hosted a Blues Festival to honor veterans.
On Thursday, May 12, at 7 p.m., the San Gorgonio Pass Historical Society will host “Bradshaw’s Road to the La Paz Gold Fields,” a visual presentation looking at the old road that stagecoaches traversed through the San Gorgonio Pass — including a stop at Banning’s Gilman Ranch — as they made …
Terry Chacon, founding member and past president of the Plein Air Artists of Riverside will be the featured artist at the 10th annual Wild West Festival & Western Art Show at the Gilman Historic Ranch. The event will be held May 21-22, 2022, the ranch is located at 1901 W. Wilson St. in …
The Edward-Dean Museum’s newest exhibit highlights displays of regional wildlife, and inspired carvings known as “netsuke” are among discoveries for visitors who check out “Wild Wildlife,” an exhibit that runs through June 25.
Beginning on May 6 Castle Park will only accept credit cards, debit cards and secure mobile payments throughout the Inland Empire’s favorite family destination. The switch allows for a smoother and safer experience for guests, who can make payments with credit or debit cards in addition to u…
With its performance season now underway, the San Bernardino Symphony Orchestra is preparing for the first of its Intimate Evening Series concerts. On Saturday, May 14, at 7:30 p.m., the orchestra will present An Evening of Chamber Music featuring the Lyris Quartet as well as a performance b…
Retired Nicolet Middle School band director Christine Richardson will be joined in a few days by one of her former students, as she debuts her original composition “Champion Lodgepole Pine” at the upcoming Mt. San Jacinto College spring concert.
Retired Nicolet Middle School band director Christine Richardson of Banning was inspired one day after taking a hike near Big Bear, to compose a musical piece aptly named after the trail she had meandered.
Beaumont High School is excited to finally bring one of the most beloved movie musicals in American cinematic history to the stage.
Beaumont High School is excited to finally bring one of the most beloved movie musicals in American cinematic history to the stage.
Patti Schwelo-Lopez will lead a painting workshop using alcohol inks on yupo paper to launch the 2022 Banning Art Gallery Young Artists Workshop program, which begins this Saturday, Jan. 22.
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The whimsical works of Dutch artist Bjorn Wiinblad are on display as part of the Edward-Dean Museum’s newest exhibition “Touch of Magic: Life and Work of Bjorn Wiinblad,” featuring his charming characters.
Over the last year-and-a-half, the Banning Library District and the Friends of Banning Library have come together to produce a series of mini-documentaries, “Exploring the Pass,” about important places and events in the San Gorgonio Pass region.
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Last weekend Gilman Ranch hosted its ninth Annual Wild West Festival and Art Show.
Beaver Creek could be Anytown in the Pass area.
The Manhattan Short Film Festival will be held on Wednesday, Sept. 29 at 6 p.m. and Thursday Sept. 30 beginning at 2:30 p.m. at Look Cinemas, 340 N Eureka St, Redlands.
After an almost two-year absence, the Annual Stagecoach Days Parade was held in Banning on Sept. 10.
Last weekend the Banning Stagecoach Days Rodeo returned to Dysart Equestrian Park in Banning.
Fred Gearrin, a 45-year-old artist who recently moved to Banning from Georgia, painted the mural “The Medicine Wheel” at the intersection of Ramsey and First streets.
On Aug. 7, the independent films of the Prestige Film Festival were viewed from 10 a.m. until 10 p.m. at the Fox Cineplex on Ramsey Street in Banning.
On Aug. 6 and 7 the premier Prestige Film Festival took place in Banning.
Catch A Star Theatrical (CAST) Players, Beaumont's community theater, is turning the lights back on after being dark since March 2020 because of the pandemic.
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