Things To Do in the Inland Empire & Southern California
Oktoberfest 2012 in the Inland Empire presents no shortage of opportunities to wash down your pretzels with beer, brats and dancing throughout Riverside and San Bernardino counties! Big Bear Lake Oktoberfest Big Bear is hands down the most talked about Oktobfest in the I.E. As I.E. Weekly reports, you might as well be in Germany, [...]
The Inland Empire is host to a lot of different places and people. One thing that a lot of folks in the area don’t realize is how many of our residents are quite notable around the world. We were recently lucky enough to meet up with the author of “The Los Angeles Diaries”, James Brown, [...]
A fools and his (or her) money are soon parted, right? If you believe in stretching your dollar, you probably have your favorite discount shops already in mind. Here are my favorite discount stores in the Inland Empire!
Sledding, tubing, tobogganing and playing in the snow are great fun, and you have many choices in Southern California!
Snow Valley’s 75 years of experience make it one of the most popular destinations to learn to ski and snowboard in the Inland Empire and Southern California due to its variety of terrains, experienced instructors and affordable prices. Just a 25 minute drive from San Bernardino, Snow Valley is located between Lake Arrowhead and Big Bear.
The best snowboard and skiing is found only one place in Southern California: the Inland Empire. Big Bear, Arrowhead and Wrightwood are the places to be this winter, and we’ve got the full guide!
If there are two things that set a summer in the Inland Empire apart from LA, OC and SD, it is the heat and lack of a nearby ocean to jump in to! However, Riverside and San Bernardino counties are home to (or close to) some of the best water parks and slides that will cool you off in no time with the 2011 water park season ahead of us!
Flyovers, NASCAR driver Toni McCray in Highland, music from the Marine Corps Band in Twentynine Palms and even a tribute to Michael Jackson in Victorville will mark some unique Fourth of July offerings in San Bernardino County and eastern Los Angeles County.
If you live in the Inland Empire and enjoy Angels baseball, there’s no reason to drive to Anaheim with the Inland Empire 66ers right here in your own back yard. With low prices for tickets ($2 to $10) and parking ($4), skip the drive down the 91 and keep it local with much of the same [...]
