Things To Do in the Inland Empire & Southern California
Its that time again to get creative on your hands and knees as the annual Chalk Art Festival returns to Downtown Pomona. The festival features colorful chalk-ful-of-art by children, families and professional artists. Since the event first began back in 2007 has drawn people from all walks of life to enjoy this colorful event. The [...]
If your a fan of Dia de Los Muertos art and tradition then you wont want to miss the 13th Annual Dia de Los Muertos at Hollywood Forever Cemetery. The annual celebration features 100+ alters, hundreds of Aztec Ritual dancers, art, food and a performance from Grammy Award Winning and home town natives Ozomatli. The event [...]
Tired of the same old 5k run. Looking for something to add a little color? Your in luck as Color Vibe is coming to the Fairplex in Pomona offering a unique twist to the traditional 5k run. The run takes participants in a run of their life as they are blasted with colors through the [...]
For the last 17 years Los Angeles has been the host to one of the best Indy Film festivals this side of the country. What makes this festival unique is the vast array of signature programs that include: Filmmakers retreat, Ford Amphitheatre Outdoor Screenings, Poolside Chats, Coffee Talks, and more. Additionally, the Festival screens short [...]
If you’re a huge baseball junkie and live in the Inland Empire, love the Dodgers and just can’t stand traffic? Then look no further than Rancho Cucamonga. The Rancho Cucamonga Quakes, if you recall became affiliated as The Los Angeles Dodgers single Hi A team last season is back and ready for a season jammed [...]
The Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandizing Museum is once again offering its annual Art of Motion Picture Costume Exhibit featuring 100 costumes from twenty films released in 2011.
The Boyle Heights Latina Independent Film Extravaganza will kick of this year March 2 and run through March 4, 2012. BHLIFE is a celebration of Latinas, their voices and their visions. The mission of the festival is to build a network of Latina Filmmakers that will draw attention tot the growing number of Latinas working [...]
Happily Ever After doesn’t come easy, especially for a girl set on looking for her prince. That’s what the writer and of “Princess Don’t Live in Cyberland,” Erika Jenko sets forth to find out in this modern fairytale told by three generations of women.
The triumphant return of one of So Cal’s finest, Reel Big Fish alongside Streetlight Manifesto, arrived to a crowd ready to skank, crowd surf and sing along at the Fox Theater in Pomona Thursday night.
The band best known for its juvenile humor and underground following that broke into the mainstream in 1997 with their hit single “Sell Out”, Reel Big Fish, along with Streetlight Manifesto, will be skankin’ the Fox Theater in Pomona on December 22, 2011. We interviewed RBF’s Trumpet Player & I.E. Resident John Christianson.
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