Things To Do in the Inland Empire & Southern California
May 14, 2012 Weekend 1 and Weekend 2 Coachella tickets will be available through the advance sale on Thursday, May 17, 2012 for $349 each. For more information, check out Coachella.com. Weekend 1 will be April 12 through 14 and Weekend 2 will be April 19 through 21, 2013. No Coachella lineup information is available [...]
Check this page for daily reviews of Stagecoach Festival 2012!!! Stagecoach Festival Day 3 Review The third and last day of Stagecoach 2012 went without a hitch as more of country music’s best performed for a crowd of tens of thousands. While young people are probably the majority at Stagecoach, country music legend Kenny Rogers [...]
This Father’s Day weekend, come relive the life and times of Tom and Huck at the 36th Annual Huck Finn Jubilee in Victorville, CA. Camping, catfishing and Bluegrass music help create an environment to take you back to the 1880′s.
The Temecula Valley Balloon and Wine Festivalwill be taking over beautiful Lake Skinner in the ouskirts of Temecula’s wine country over the weekend of June 1st, 2nd and 3rd 2012 as Southwest Riverside County becomes the premier festival in Southern California with entertainment, hot air balloons, live music, food and wine tasting. 2012 marks the 28th [...]
Coachella 2012 promises to twice the size of Coachella 2011, with the lineup now announced!
The weekend of June 3-5 will provide a wealth of entertainment and visual wonders when hot air balloons, live music, food and wine take over beautiful Lake Skinner at the Temecula Valley Balloon and Wine Festival.
This year’s Stagecoach Festival brought some of country music’s best acts to the Inland Empire when it took over the Empire Polo Club in Indio last weekend.
2011 marked another successful sold out Coachella Valley Arts and Music Festival in Indio. Goldenvoice brought down some of the best artists of our time to Riverside County’s scenic CoachellaValley. However, the heat wave that hit Southern California that same weekend left many scrambling for shade, cooling tents and plenty of water to survive this epic event.
The Salton Sea is essentially a man-made, engineering eco-disaster. It was originally a salt basin, which then flooded about 100 years ago. The Salton Sea grew into a hugely popular tourist attraction for the Hollywood jet setting crowd of the 1920s, though today, the Salton Sea is mostly deserted.
