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October, 2010
The Inland Empire’s Guide to Fun
Review
Tim
McGraw
Heats up the
Fantasy Casino stage
Oktoberfest at Big
Bear Lake
Bret Michaels at
Fox Performing
Arts Center
Have a Pirate’s
Dinner Adventure
Our Guide to
Halloween in
the IE!

FOX
Performing Arts Center
Riverside, California
Fall/Winter 2010 Season
“Can’t Help Falling in Love” • “Red, Red Wine”
B-52s
October 1 October 15
October 14
Sarah
Chang
Bret
Michaels
October 21
Craig
Ferguson
November 6
Ozomatli
November 13
Sinbad
Graciela
Beltran
November 17
Blondie
with Special Guests
Reyna de Los Angeles
November 18 November 19-20
November 21
Philharmonic/Felix Fan Oct. 16
The Color Purple Oct. 29–31
Michael Cavanaugh: Tribute to Billy Joel
with the Corona Symphony Pops Nov. 26
42nd Airborne All-American Chorus Nov. 27
Masters of Harmony Dec. 2
The Nutcracker Dec. 11–12
David Benoit: A Charlie Brown Christmas
with the Corona Symphony Pops Dec. 19
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COMMUNITY PARADE
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Parade begins
on S. Mainstreet
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or visit www.RCpark.com
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Halloween in the IE
Welcome to our guide to all things scary (and a few things that aren’t) this
Halloween season. There’s lots going on, from haunted houses to pumpkin
patches ... see for yourself from page 6 through 9.
Cal Poly
Pomona
18th Annual
Pumpkin Festival
Festival • Pumpkin Patch Pomona
Cal Poly Pomona’s annual Pumpkin
Festival has become a tradition for many
families in the surrounding communities.
Mark you calendar for Oct. 16-17 when
thousands of visitors will descend upon
the campus to pick pumpkins right out of
the patch.
Other activities include an Insect Fair
featuring nearly 500,000 live and preserved
insects, a farmer’s market, a corn
maze, a petting zoo, horse rides, entertainment,
a Pancake Breakfast on Saturday
morning, and a variety of food and game
booths sponsored by student clubs. Visitors
may also purchase Cal Poly Pomona
grown produce and ornamental plants
plus a variety of gift items from the Cal
Poly Pomona Farm Store.
Admission to the Festival is free though
individual activities will have a small fee.
Proceeds from the Pumpkin Festival support
student activities and the College’s
farm laboratory.
For more information, call (909) 869-
2215 or go online to www.csupomona.
edu/farmstore.
Castle Park
Theme park • Haunted house
Riverside
Castle Park in Riverside becomes Castle
Dark in October, making it the perfect
place to bring the kids for Halloween. They
can trick or treat, ride the rides and enjoy
all the fun and excitement of the Fall season,
without a single scare during the day.
However, when the sun goes down, the
terror heats up with new attractions, “Insanity
Maze” and “Psychedelic Wonderland,”
the Castle’s famous “terror on the tracks,”
as well as monsters in the streets and scary
themed rides.
Halloween fun takes place weekends,
Oct. 8 through Oct. 31. Go to www.
The Pumpkin
Factory, LLC
Ponies • Petting Zoo • Birthday Parties
1 FREE
Ride
with coupon
One coupon per group
Kids under 16 must
be accompanied by
an adult
Santa Ana
Main Place Mall
2800 N. Main St.
(Off the 5 and 22
Freeways)
Corona
At the I-15
Magnolia Exit
Next to Cocos
For more information
www.ThePumpkinFactory.com
800-719-4420
8 a m - 5 p m
Pick pumpkins right out of the patch and
enjoy a weekend of fun-filled activities for
the whole family!
• Insect Fair
• Horse Rides
• Petting Zoo
• Farmer’s Market
• Food and Game Booths
• Pancake Breakfast & More!
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castlepark.com for more
information.
In addition to
Halloween themed
activities, Castle Park
also offers 25 acres of
entertainment including 27
rides and attractions, four 18
hole miniature golf courses, and a
200-game arcade.
Fall Festival Trunk N Treat
Halloween alternative
Riverside
The Grove Community Church in the Orangecrest area of Riverside
is once again hosting its annual Trunk N Treat, Fall Festival
on Friday, October 29 from 5:30pm to 8:30pm. This Halloween
alternative is free to all children ages 12 and under. The evening
includes carnival activities, bounce houses, giant slides, a rock wall,
police and fire equipment, food, music, child safety information
and, of course, candy.
The Grove Community Church is located at 19900 Grove
Community Drive in Riverside. For more information, call (951)
571-9090 ext. 2425 or go online at www.thegrove.cc.
$10 off
Any purchase over $50
expires 10/31/10
& Halloween Manor
HugeSelection
Costumes
Adult & Child
Props • Home
Decorating
Make-Up • Masks
Fog Machines
Lighting
Party Supplies
951.682.1314
Open 7 Days A Week
12125 Day Street #W
Canyon Springs Plaza, Moreno Valley
www.halloweenmanor.com
IN FONTANA
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 31
4:30 - 7:30PM
HAUNTED HOUSE
TRICK OR TREATING
COSTUME CONTESTS
ARTS & CRAFTS
LIVE ENTERTAINMENT
GAME BOOTHS
PRIZES & GIVE-A-WAYS
DON DAY NEIGHBORHOOD CENTER
HALLOWEEN EVENT
14501 LIVE OAK AVENUE
JACK BULIK TEEN CENTER
FAMILY FRIENDLY HALLOWEEN FESTIVAL
16581 FILBERT STREET
JESSIE TURNER HEALTH & FITNESS CENTER
HALLOWEEN SPOOKTACULAR
15556 SUMMIT AVENUE
COMMUNITY SERVICES DEPARTMENT
909.349.6900 / RECREATION.FONTANA.ORG
EMAIL: RECREATION@FONTANA.ORG
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ACTIVITIES MAY VARY AT LOCATIONS / FEE FOR PHOTOS MAY APPLY
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Halloween
Halloween Hi Jinks
Festival
Rialto
The city of Rialto’s “Halloween Hi-
Jinks” is an annual event that is held in
downtown Rialto on Halloween night.
The event takes place on Riverside Avenue,
between Rialto Avenue and First Street,
from 5pm to 8:30pm. Halloween Hi Jinks
is a free family friendly event with a costume
contest, guess the weight of the giant
The Wickerd Farm
Pumpkin Patch
A Fun A Fun Family Experience
10am-6pm weekdays, starting Oct. 10
10 a.m.- 6 p.m. weekdays, starting Oct. 10
Tree
Fridays-Sundays,
of Terror, starting
10
Oct.
a.m.
15,
-
Thursdays,
7 p.m.
Fridays and Saturdays,7pm-10pm
Hayrides
Food on Weekends
HAYRIDES, BOUNCERS, FOOD, VENDORS
ON WEEKENDS, FRI.-SUN.
26852 Scott Rd., Menifee (909) 286-8288
pumpkin contest, games, food, and lots of
candy. All booth participants are community
organizations that provide a safe place
for children to “Trick or Treat.” For more
information call Kristy at (909) 877-9706.
Halloween in Fontana
Festival • Haunted House
Costume Contest
Fontana
The City of Fontana is offering a range
of free events this Halloween season, on
Oct. 31, from 4:30pm to 7:30pm. Take
part in haunted houses, trick or treating,
costume contests, arts and crafts, live
entertainment, game booths and prize
give-a-ways.
The fun is taking place at Fontana community
centers, including:
• Don Day
Neighborhood
Center (14501 Live
Oak Avenue): Halloween
Event
• Jack Bulik Teen
Center (16581 Filbert
Street): Family
Friendly Halloween
Festival
• Jessie Turner
Health & Fitness
Center 15556 Summit
Avenue): Halloween
Spooktacular
For more information, call (909) 349-
6900 or go online to recreation.fontana.org.
Jurupa Fall Festival
Festival
Jurupa
Riverside County Parks invites boys,
girls and ghouls of all ages to attend the 2nd
Annual Jurupa Fall Festival. This three-day
event will be begin Friday, October 29
from 6:30pm to 9pm and from 1pm to
7pm on Saturday, October 30 and Sunday
October 31. Everyone is encouraged to
wear costumes and come ready to enjoy live
music, bounce houses and plenty of photo
opportunities.
The festival will feature crafts, games,
trick-or-treating and is located at the newly
remodeled Rancho Jurupa Park which has
a new miniature golf course, playgrounds,
two lakes and several shade shelters for
picnicking.
Besides an array of sweet treats, the
festival will include traditional fair foods.
In the activity area you will find local arts
and crafts vendors as well as educational
opportunities through workshops taught by
local sponsors.
Activity wristbands are $5 per person.
Parents or guardians are not required to
purchase wristbands while supervising children
in the activity area.
Rancho Jurupa Park is located at 4800
Crestmore Road in Riverside. For more
details, call (951) 955-4587.
Killarney’s
Halloween Party
Party
Costume contest Riverside & Temecula
CASTLE PARK: 3500 Polk Street • Riverside, CA 92505
www.castlepark.com • (951) 785-3000
Break out your costume and head to
Riverside or Temecula for one of the best
Halloween bashes around. Killarney’s
Restaurant and Irish Pub features a Halloween
costume contest, starting at 10pm,
with a $25 gift certificate prize for the top
costumes (categories include sexiest, scariest
and most original).
Killarney’s offers two Inland Empire locations:
in Riverside, at the Riverside Plaza,
and in Temecula, at 32475 Temecula Pkwy.
The Riverside location will party Halloween
night, Oct. 31, and features a DJ. The
Temecula bash takes place Saturday, Oct.
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30, and will host Pandora Rocks.
For more information, call
(951) 682-2933 (Riverside) or
(951) 302-8338 (Temecula).
Nightmare
Haunted house
Pomona
The Fairplex in Pomona is hosting
“Nightmare - A Haunted Attraction,” Oct.
14-16, 21-23, and 28-31. The haunted
event includes five terrifying mazes. Nightmare
is not for children under 13 and no
costumes are allowed. Admission is $15 for
general, $10 each for groups of ten or more.
For more information, go online to
fairplex.com/nightmare.
Pumpkin Factory
Pumpkin Patch Corona & Santa Ana
The Pumpkin Factory, a family
owned and operated business, will be
open through October. The Factory
grows all of its own pumpkins and
this year’s crop “turned out fantastic,”
with “a wonderful assortment of
Halloween
pumpkins, squash and gourds in all shapes
and sizes.” They also sell cornstalks and hay.
Children will enjoy the 13 different
rides, a petting zoo, full arcade (with great
prizes), ponies, a full snack bar, face painting
and more. On Tuesdays nights, take
advantage of unlimited wristbands.
The Pumpkin Factory is open from
noon to 9pm during the week and 10am to
10pm Friday and Saturday. They close at
5pm on Halloween night.
They are located at 1545 Circle City
Drive in Corona (exit the 15 Freeway south
Magnolia exit, next to CoCo’s). They have
a second location in Santa Ana at the Main
Place Mall, 2800 N. Main St.
Call (800) 719-4420 for more information
or go online to www.thepumpkinfactory.com.
Also, check online for additional
locations, pumpkin festival information and
special coupons and promotions.
Wickerd Farm
Pumpkin Patch
Menifee
Pick a pumpkin in Menifee
at the Wickerd Farm Pumpkin
Patch. Open 10am to 6pm starting Oct.
10, Wickerd features hayrides, bouncers,
food, vendors and more on the weekends.
Wickerd Farm is located at 26852 Scott
Rd. in Menifee. For more information, call
(909) 286-8288.
Wizard’s Party House/
Halloween Manor
Costumes Moreno Valley
Located at Canyon
Springs Plaza,
Moreno Valley, Wizard’s
Party House/Halloween
Manor features
an enormous selection
of Halloween products.
The House sells Halloween
party and home
decorating supplies, adult
and children’s costumes, props,
make-up, masks, lighting, and
even fog machines. For more
information, call (951) 682-
1314, or go online to www.
halloweenmanor.com. IER
Rialto Parks and
Rec
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t Dining Adventure
Eat dinner like the
Looking to put some danger into your
dining? A unique culinary and theatrical
experience awaits in Buena Park
with a delightfully piraty twist.
Pirate’s Dinner Adventure is a swaggering,
humorous, musical adventure spectacular,
acclaimed as “the world’s most unique
interactive dinner show.” This Broadwaystyle
show is presented on an enormous,
fully-rigged pirate’s galleon. The replicated
18th-century Spanish galleon measures 46
feet long, 18 feet wide, with 40-foot masts,
and is anchored in a 250,000-gallon indoor
lagoon with night sky lighting. Surrounding
the lagoon is a six-sided showroom of
additional “ships.” This is where spectators
watch the action unfold. The elaborate set
provides the backdrop for non-stop action,
comedy, and a little bit of romance.
To set the scene, you, along with the beautiful
Princess Anita and her court, are hostages
to a band of pirates led by the dastardly
Sebastian the Black. Nasty Sebastian will stop
at nothing to plunder, pillage, and rob.
While the show is taking place patrons
are served a sumptuous four course meal
fit for a pirate king. The meal is served
with a garden salad or vegetable soup and
a choice of BBQ pork loin or roasted half
chicken, all served with steamed broccoli
floret and caribbean rice or mashed
potatoes. For dessert enjoy an apple cobbler
with vanilla ice cream with chocolate
and strawberry sauce. Vegetarian meals are
served upon request.
After the feast and climatic battle, stick
around to meet and mingle with the stars of
the show. You will have a chance to get your
favorite pirate’s autograph, or even a picture
or two.
Pirate’s Dinner Adventure has gift cards
available which make great holiday presents.
Call (866) 439-2469 for more details.
Pirate’s Dinner Adventure is located at 7600
Beach Blvd. in Buena Park, two blocks
North of Knott’s Berry Farm. IER
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t Christmas spirit
Santa Claus in the IE
Tickets are on sale for the 58th Annual Christmas Tree Lane
“Joyous Noel,” presented by Santa Claus, Inc. The fundraising
event takes place at the National Orange Show Events
Center and features a pair of extravagant, holiday galas where
custom designed Christmas trees will be given away in drawings.
Santa Claus, Inc. provided a Merry Christmas for a record
17,000 underprivileged children in the San Bernardino, Colton,
Redlands, and Rialto school districts in December 2009. This
much needed service for families who are often referred to as the
“working poor” was made possible through the very generous
support of local communities and hundreds of volunteers.
Working from January through December year after year
volunteers at Santa Claus, Inc. provide new clothing, new toys
and quality new books, beautiful handmade quilts, afghans and
blankets, and educational materials to children. They also provide
used items, books, and magazines to the parents.
Joyous Noel takes place on two days: Friday, Dec. 3, enjoy a
gourmet dinner at the Black Tie Gala with a live and silent auctions
and dancing until midnight. On Saturday, Dec. 4, is a holiday luncheon
with a silent auction for designer decorated
custom wreaths. Both events feature Macy’s Fashion
Extravaganza, unique Christmas boutiques, and
drawings for designer decorated trees and gifts.
For more information, call (909) 866-2528 or
go online to santaclausinc.com. IER
Saturday, October 16
10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
(Registration ends at 1:30 p.m.)
Free Health Screenings
for Adults and Kids
Free Flu Shots (limited
quantity)
NEW: DUI Goggles
NEW: “Kidz N Cars”
traffic safety
experience
NEW: Rock Climbing
Wall
Live Fire Safety
Demonstration
Live Auto Accident/
Trauma Scenario
Free Child ID
Bounce House for Kids
A new Teddy Bear
for the first 300 kids
to complete their
health screenings
Free refreshments and
raffle prizes
Free Parking
And Much More!
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Big bear’s big party
Lift a stein at the Big Bear Oktoberfest
The Big Bear Lake Oktoberfest marks
its 40th season this year. The popular
annual event has been celebrating
German authentic traditions for four decades
with dancing, singing and feasting in
the German tradition.
Saturday, October 23, 2010
8:00 AM to 1:00 PM
The Big Bear Lake Oktoberfest runs
through October 31. General admission (for
nonmilitary and non-law enforcement personnel)
is $12 for adults, $9 for seniors (65+), and
$6 for children (3 -12 years) on Saturdays; and
$6 for adults, $5 for seniors with children 12
and under free on Sundays. Gates open each
day at Noon and continues through Midnight
on Saturdays and 5:30pm on Sundays.
For more details, to obtain a full schedule
of events, or to purchase discounted tickets
call (909) 585-3000 or log on to www.
BigBearEvents.com. IER
Acceptable Wastes: Refuse, Appliances, Sofas, Mattresses, Televisions,
Computer Monitors, Green Waste, Tires-limit 4, Electronic Waste, Household
Hazardous Waste - NO BUSINESS/COMMERCIAL, CONCRETE, ROCKS, RUBBLE
WASTE ACCEPTED.
t Senior health
‘Harvest Your
Health’ at
Senior Fair
The City of Temecula Community
Services Department is hosting
the Oct. 23 “Harvest your
Health - Senior Health Fair” at the
Mary Phillips Senior Center. Health
care providers will be on hand to
give free screenings and information.
Also, the Riverside County office on
aging information van and Braille
Institute vehicle will update you on
senior assistant programs.
A Medicare Advantage representative
will also be present with information
about health plan benefits.
Additional health care representatives
who are scheduled include:
• SCAN
• Ramona VNA – Blood Sugar
• Inter Valley Health Plan
• Heritage Senior Care
• MD Care Health Plan
• Visiting Angels
• Hospice of the Valleys
• Boundless Care for the Elderly
• Home Instead Senior Care
• Wheelchair City/ Health &
Mobility
• Prime Partners IPA of Temecula
– Sensible Senior Health Care
• TOPS – Take Off Pounds
Sensibly
• Bright Star Health Care
• Leone Hearing Aid Center
• Medicare Temecula Home
Health Agency
• Sunrise assisted living
• Dental Associates of Temecula
• Miller-Jones Mortuary
• Senior Medicare Health Plans
• Senior Golden Years
• Smiles to You
• The Chateau at Harveston
• Boomers Insurance Services
The event takes place from 9am
to noon. The Mary Phillips Senior
Center is located at 41845 6th Street
in Temecula (Old Town). For more
information call (951) 694-6464. IER
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For Your
Health
Health and Safety
Fair to Offer
Free Screenings
and More
Children and adults will have a unique
opportunity to receive free flu shots,
health screenings, doctor consultations
and important safety information
during Arrowhead Regional Medical
Center’s 8th Annual Community Health
and Safety Fair, Saturday, Oct. 16, from
10am to 2pm. (Registration for screenings
will end at 1:30pm.) The event will be
held on the ARMC campus, 400 North
Pepper Ave. in Colton.
With a focus on the obesity epidemic
that continues to impact children and
adults throughout the County of San
Bernardino, the fair provides screenings
that will help to assess health risk factors
and important information for improved
nutrition. The fair also provides fire and
trauma demonstrations and tips that can
help children and adults stay safe and out of
the emergency room.
Other features include Child ID, a rock
climbing wall, and a teddy bear for the first
300 children to complete health screenings.
There will also be a limited quantity
of free flu shots that will be provided on a
first-come, first-served basis. In addition,
there will be 80-100 vendors and exhibitors
with important resources for health
and safety.
New this year is a “Kidz N Cars” traffic
safety experience for children and a DUI
goggles experience which allows the wearer
to see through the eyes of someone under
the influence. For kids, a slide and bounce
house will be available so they can learn
about health and safety in a fun setting.
Light refreshments and a raffle are also part
of the event.
As part of a continuing effort to improve
the health and safety of the community,
Health Fair participants at Arrowhead Regional
Medical Center take advantage of the free health
screenings and health and safety information.
the health and safety fair is open to all San
Bernardino County residents.
For more information, call
(909) 580-1000, or visit www.arrowheadmedcenter.org.
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Ontario kiwanis presents
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28 Annual Handcrafted Arts & Crafts Fair
Downtown Ontario along Euclid Avenue
Between Holt Avenue and G Street
Saturday, Dec. 4, 2010 • 9 am to 3 pm
• Homemade Arts & Crafts Booths • Entertainment
• Kids Attractions • Health/Education Fair • Food
• Business Expo • Santa/Photos • Classic Car Show
Police & Fire Displays and
Spark of Love Toy Drive
(Bring an unwrapped toy valued at $5 or more)
Sponsored by
Rain date Dec. 11
Kiwanis Club of Ontario
For more information please contact Elvia at 909-261-3230
christmasoneuclid@yahoo.com • www.gokiwanis.org/ontario.aspx
Anthony Zahn, Bronze medalist at
the paralympics, will be riding the
54 miler with his team and signing
autographs at the Fuji booth.
Sunday, October 17, 7am
Riverside Plaza
3535 Riverside Plaza Drive
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The Riverside Citrus Classic is a fun bike ride that consists of a 101, 54, 27, 7
mile ride and kids bike ride. It starts/ends at the Riverside Plaza and includes
bike paths, bike trails and scenic highways in and around Riverside.
All proceeds benefit the Riverside Educational Enrichment Foundation (REEF)
and the Alvord Educational Foundation.
Rides for all ages • FREE T-Shirt
Goodie Bags • BEEr garden
Live music • vendor booths
Bike Expo • After Event Party
Registration
Pre-registration is on October 16 at:
• The UCR Culver Center of the Arts
Noon - 4:30pm
• The Riverside Plaza
Noon - 6:00pm
www.riversideca.gov/citrusclassic/

t Desert history
Pueblo a
treasure in
the desert
The Inland Empire is rich in traditions
and history. A treasure that
many locals aren’t even aware of,
though is Cabot’s Pueblo Museum,
located in Desert Hot Springs. The handmade
Pueblo is world famous and houses
a museum collection including Native
American pottery and baskets, artifacts
and other treasures.
The story begins in 1883 with Cabot
Yerxa’s birth in the Dakota Territories.
Tour visitors take a look through his
home at artifacts he collected as he
journeyed to Mexico, Alaska, Cuba, and
Paris. He returned from his travels to begin
his “Castle in the Desert” and begin
the founding of Desert Hot Springs.
The museum story also includes
Yerxa’s discovery of the international
award-winning mineral springs and
drinking water, perhaps the greatest natural
resource to the residents of Desert
Hot Springs. During his homesteading
process from 1913-1918 he hand dug
two wells: one hot mineral water, the
other cold spring water.
The museum hosts thousands of
visitors who delight in the history and
connection to the past, making it one
of the most popular attractions in Desert
Hot Springs.
More information can be found on
the museum web site, www.cabotsmuseum.
org, or by calling (760) 329-7610. IER
treasure hunting in
downtown antique stores.
with a tour of the
gracious Mission Inn.
at Pacific Cabin Sushi.
(Try the volcano roll!)
at Crescent Jewell
Restaurant and Lounge.
with an overnight at the
incomparable Mission Inn.
Downtown Riverside is an oasis of authenticity. Spend a
staycation weekend. Stroll, shop, dine, and be pampered.
Riverside is the urban getaway right next door.
3666 University Ave., Ste. 100 951.781.7335
www.RiversideDowntown.org
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Theater & The Arts
Bret Michaels gives Oct. concert
at Fox Performing Arts Center
Bret Michaels is, if nothing else, a true
survivor. He has survived a life long
battle as an insulin dependent diabetic,
a well publicized near fatal car crash
and the countless musical trends and fads of
the last two decades.
“As soon as I ever start to just go through
the motions I’ll quit,” confessed the 46-yearold
singer, songwriter, producer, director
and actor in a recent interview. But there’s
little chance he’ll even slow down let alone
quit anytime soon. In fact, after more than
20 years in the business this award winning,
multi platinum superstar’s career continues
to move at warp speed.
Bret Michaels comes to Riverside for an
Oct. 21 performance at the Fox Performing
Arts Center. For box office information,
call (951) 779-9800, or go online to www.
foxriversidelive.com.
Michaels’ “Rock of Love” television
series is one of the most successful in VH1’s
history. With three record breaking seasons
under his belt, Michaels is currently embarking
on several other television projects,
including the upcoming “Bret Michaels
Show” and NBC’s “Celebrity Apprentice.”
As front man for the legendary rock
band Poison, Michaels has sold 25 million
records and scored an amazing 15 chart-
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Broadway Stars Head Cast
Of World Premiere Of
New Musical ‘Jane Eyre’
One of the most widely read books in the world is now
a musical with the world premiere of Jane Eyre. Based
on the novel by Charlotte Bronte, Jane Eyre opens Oct.
15 and plays through Oct. 31 at Fullerton’s Plummer Auditorium
before traveling to the California Center for the Arts in
Escondido, Nov. 5-7.
With Broadway/national touring
stars Melissa Lyons and T. Eric
Hart as Jane and Rochester, this
new treatment of a classic work
features 16 original songs and a
20 piece, live orchestra.
Jane grows up as an orphan
at Lowood school for girls to
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Chaffey Presents
‘Oklahoma!’
After 67 years, a musical theatre masterpiece is still alive and
kickin’. The Chaffey College Theatre Department presents
the Rodgers and Hammerstein favorite, Oklahoma! The
cast of 40 includes students, seasoned community veterans, children
and special cameos made by Chaffey’s own faculty and staff.
This classic production provides an enjoyable musical and
theatrical evening for the whole family. Christa Havenhill
directs while Patrick Aranda provides musical direction for
his live orchestra. Daniel Smith
choreographs the infamous
“dream ballet” and lively dance
segments and Merrill Grady and
Carrie Smith design the colorful
costumes of 1906. Heading
up the cast are Daniel Carlos
as Curly, Elisa Reyes as Laurey,
Whitney Losh-Johnson as Aunt
Eller, Steven Rogers as Jud Fry,
Kelsey Browne as Ado Annie and
Dominick White as Will Parker.
Performances run Nov. 4-6,
12-13 at 7:30pm and Nov. 14 at
2pm. All seats are $15. Call or visit
the box office at (909) 652-6067
to purchase your tickets. IER
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Theater & Arts
Children will be pleased by ‘Purse’
The MainStreet Theatre Company begins
its 5th season of professional theatre
for young audiences with Lilly’s Purple
Plastic Purse, a stage adaptation of the popular
books by Kevin Henkes. The production
opens October 2 and runs through October
17 at Rancho Cucamonga’s Lewis Family
Playhouse located at
12505 Cultural Center
Drive.
Lilly’s Purple Plastic
Purse brings Kevin
Henkes’ exuberant
mouse Lilly to the stage.
Lilly loves everything,
including her red boots,
her best friends, and
especially her new purse
which plays music whenever
it is opened.
Lilly is mighty pleased
with her purse, and kids
will love this adaptation of
the works of Kevin Henkes.
The play, for ages 5
and up follows the story
lines of three of Henke’s
much loved books,
Chester’s Way, Julius, Baby of the World, and
Lilly’s Purple Plastic Purse. The MainStreet
Theatre Company production will bring
Lilly’s world to life in a unique and colorful
production, including several larger than life
dream sequences and a musical score written
specifically for this production.
“Children can relate to the ups and
downs of Lilly’s life. Even though Lilly and
her friends are mice, they have the same
problems and emotions as human children.
They will relate to her jealousy of her new
baby brother, to her arsenal of disguises that
make her feel brave, and to the joy of sharing
her secret language with her best friends. The
adaptation is great because it really captures
childhood in a funny and yet sincere way.
Our team is having a blast creating this wonderful
world,” MainStreet Theatre Company
producer Mireya “Murry” Hepner said.
The six-person cast will play multiple
roles in this whimsical, funny, and sweet production.
Cast members include MainStreet
Theatre Company mainstays Emily Eiden
(last seen as the “nice” stepsister in Cinderella)
as Lilly and Reggie De Leon (Cinderella,
A Year With Frog & Toad) as Chester. Max
Grodenchik, a veteran of stage and screen,
will portray both Lilly’s father and teacher
Mr. Slinger. MainStreet Theatre Company
newcomers Robin Becker, Amanda Pajer,
and Max Lawrence round out the cast.
Lilly’s Purple Plastic Purse, appropriate
for ages five years and up, runs Oct. 2-17
on Saturday at 1pm and 4pm, and Sunday
at 1pm (no performance on Oct. 3). The
matinee on Oct. 10 will be interpreted in
American Sign Language. The Playhouse
also runs special weekday matinees for
school children. Tickets are $17 for general
admission, $15 for seniors, and $14 for
youth up to age 12. Subscriptions are
available for all three shows in MainStreet’s
season at a 20% discount.
For additional information or to purchase
tickets, visit www.lewisfamilyplayhouse.com
or call the Lewis Family Playhouse Box Office
at (909) 477-2752 or (877) 858-8422. IER
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PRESENTS
Theater & Arts
Celebrating Women in the arts
An historic
3-day festival
showcases
the talents of
women in a
variety of arts
The Los Angeles Women’s Theatre Project, a nonprofit organization
founded in 2007 by Playwright Dee Jae Cox
and Songwriter Michele Weiss, will present a three-day
festival celebrating “Women In The Arts,” held November
5-7 at the Casablanca Studios in Desert Hot Springs.
Women In The Arts is designed to showcase the works of
women artists in the fields of theatre, film, music, literature
and visual arts. Based on national statistics only 20% of the
working professionals in the performing arts are female.
The festival will feature Grammy award-winning, singer/
songwriter Janis Ian, whose hit songs “At Seventeen” and
“Society’s Child” made her a music icon. Ian will perform in
concert at the event on Saturday Nov. 6 and teach a special
“Master Class in Artistry” workshop on Sunday Nov. 7.
In addition to Ian, the work of more than 50 artists, who
were selected from international, national and local submissions,
will have their plays, films, literature, music and visual
arts presented at the event. An exciting variety of stage plays
and films will be presented at the festival, giving entertainment
options that will appeal to audiences in all areas of
interest.
For more information on The LA Women’s Theatre Project
and Women In The Arts, visit www.lawomenstheatreproject.com
or contact by email at info@lawomenstheatreproject.
com or by phone at (818) 471-9100. IER
NOV 4-6 & 12-13 at 7:30pm
NOV 14 at 2:00pm
Chaffey
All seats are $15
College
Theatre Box Office 909/652-6067
5885 Haven Avenue, Rancho Cucamonga
Inland Empire
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hristmas Carol
From the Book By Charles Dickens
A Non-Profit 501-c3 Corporation
www.bigbeartheater.org
CATS PRESENTS
AN OLD FASHIONED CHRISTMAS!
A Special Holiday Show!
Music, Merriment and Memories!
Starring Robin Field & Friends
Featuring The Heart Lights
and your favorite CATS performers!
Written By
Karen Sargent Rachels & Robin Field
Adapted for CATS & Directed by Karen Sargent Rachels
Robin Field as Scrooge
Nov. 19, 20, 23, 26, 27 at 7:30
Nov. 21, 28 at 1:30
Res. Seating: $16 - $27 ADULT; $15-$25 SENIORS
$9 - $18 STU/CHILD
Big Bear Lake Performing Arts Center
39707 Big Bear Boulevard
BOX OFFICE(909)866-4970
Open Tues-Fri 1-6 p.m. & 1 p.m. Showdays
Purchase Tickets On-Line:
www.bigbeartheater.org
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t Artist showcase
Theater & Arts
The Wilderness at the End of the Road
Artist explores the beauty
of California’s wild places
Where the pavement ends and
nature begins is artist Tony
Caltabiano’s domain. Caltabiano’s
“Wilderness” showcase at the
Fontana Art Depot Gallery depicts
the mystery of California’s dwindling
natural landscape using a combination
of photography and painting “to capture
the unique nuances of the area, portraying
them in a haunting and spiritual
light,” Caltabiano said.
“Southern California is where I grew
up, and I am drawn to the distinct
species and topology of the area. I like
the idea that I can walk in an area that
hasn’t changed in thousands of years.”
Caltabiano still lives in California
and currently teaches digital photographic
processes while finishing his Masters of Fine
Arts at Azusa Pacific University. Caltabiano’s
work has been shown in many locations
around southern California, as well as in
Miami and New York.
“Wilderness” will open the week of October
4 at the Fontana Art Depot Gallery.
Caltabiano will personally showcase the
exhibit at the Fontana Arts Depot Gallery’s
Family Art Night on Friday, Nov. 5.
Since he was young, Caltabiano has been
interested in the California Wilderness.
“Growing up in suburban southern California,
I longed for a natural landscape I didn’t
know,” he said. “I began to explore
some of the less known wilderness areas
on the fringes of urban sprawl.”
The art itself is otherworldly and
haunting, using stark color to give the
landscape an almost surreal quality.
Much of this is due to the way Caltabiano
photographs “with medium and
large format film cameras, several of
which are over half a century old,” he
said. The lenses and technique are important,
“lenses begin to gain a unique
‘feel’ and ‘look’ to them as they wear,
which yields a humility - and humanity
- to the image that cannot be found in
newer, modern optics,” he said.
Adding to the photograph, Caltabiano
will often paint into the image, “further
pushing the distinction between realities,”
he said.
The “Wilderness” exhibit is at the Art
Depot Gallery from Oct. 4 to Nov. 26. For
more information on Caltabiano’s art, visit
his website at www.higherplacestudio.com. IER
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Annenberg Theater
(760) 325-4490, www.annenbergtheater.org.
At the Palm Springs
Art Museum, 101 Museum Dr.,
Palm Springs.
Art Depot Gallery
16822 Spring St., Fontana.
(909) 349-6975.
www.fontanarecreation.org.
The “Wilderness” exhibit:
Oct. 4 to Nov. 26. See article on
this page.
Ben Bollinger’s Candlelight
Pavilion Dinner Theater
455 Foothill Blvd., Claremont.
candlelightpavilion.com.
(909) 626-1254.
Big Bear Lake Performing
Arts Center
39707 Big Bear Blvd.
(909) 866-4970. bigbeartheater.org.
An Old Fashioned Christmas:
Presented by The Community
Arts Theater Society of Big Bear
Valley (CATS). Nov. 19, 20, 23,
26, and 27 at 7:30pm with 1:30pm
20
T h e a t r e & A r t s E v e n t G u i d e
matinees on Nov. 21 and 28. See
article on page 21.
California Theatre of the
Performing Arts
For tickets, call (909) 885-5152 or
go online to ticketmaster.com.
562 W. Fourth St., San Bernardino.
Cal Baptist University
Wallace Theatre
8432 Magnolia Ave., Riverside.
(951) 343-4319.
Almost, Maine: Oct. 8-16,
Fridays 8pm, Saturdays 2pm and
8pm. Tickets: $12 general, $10
seniors and matinee.
Cal State University San
Bernardino University
Theatre
Tickets available at
theatre.csusb.edu.
Center Stage Theatre
8463 Sierra Ave., Fontana.
(909) 349-6979.
www.centerstagefontana.com.
Five Guys Named Moe: Through
Oct. 17. Fridays 7:30pm, Saturdays
7pm, Sundays 2pm. Adult dinner
& show: $59.95. Seniors dinner &
show: $55.95. Children dinner &
show: $31.95. Show only: $28.
Chipper Lowell Experience:
Oct. 22-24, Friday 7:30pm, Sunday
2pm. Adult/senior dinner and show
$44.95, children dinner and show
$29.95, show only $25.
Chaffey College Theater
Department
5885 Haven Avenue,
Rancho Cucamonga.
Box office: (909) 652-6067.
Oklahoma! Nov. 4-6, 12-13 at
7:30pm and Nov. 14 at 2pm. All
seats are $15. See article on page
17.
Fallbrook Art Center
103 S. Main St., Fallbrook. (760)
728-1414. www.fallbrookcenter.org.
Fontana Community Senior
Center (FCSC) art gallery
The art gallery is located on the
Center’s upper level in the Library
and Art Gallery Corridor, 16710
Ceres Ave., in Fontana. (909) 349-
6975. arts.fontana.org.
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Fox Performing Arts Center
In Downtown Riverside, 3485
Mission Inn Ave.. Tickets are
available at ticketmaster.com,
Ticketmaster outlets and the
Riverside Municipal Auditorium Box
Office. For more information, call
(951) 779-9800, or go online to
www.foxriversidelive.com.
UB40: Oct. 1.
B-52s: Oct. 15, 8pm. Tickets:
$35-$99.
Sarah Chang: Oct. 14, 7:30pm.
Bret Michaels: Oct. 21, 8pn.
Tickets: $49-$99. See article on
page 16.
The Color Purple: Oct. 29-31.
Tickets: $25-$75.
Craig Ferguson: Nov. 6, 8pm.
Tickets: $35-$85.
Ozomatli: Nov. 13, 8pm.
Fullerton Civic Light Opera
Purchase tickets at (714) 879-
1732 or www.fclo.com. At
Plummer Auditorium, 201 E.
Chapman Ave., in Fullerton.
Jane Eyre: Oct. 15-31. See article
on page 17.

Theater & Arts
CATS Presents ‘An Old Fashioned Christmas’
The Community Arts Theater Society
of Big Bear Valley (CATS) announced
that it will present an all new, original
musical comedy production, An Old
Fashioned Christmas, opening on Friday,
Nov. 19, for seven performances at the Big
Bear Lake Performing Arts Center. The
show continues on Nov. 20, 23, 26, and 27
at 7:30pm with 1:30pm matinees on Nov.
21 and 28.
An Old Fashioned Christmas, an evening
of music, merriment and memories of the
holiday season, is written by Karen Sargent
Rachels and Robin Field. Rachels also directs
and Field will star in the production.
Field is an award-winning entertainer
who spent over two decades on the New
York stage, television and radio, also appearing
in concert at Carnegie Hall. On TV,
he co-starred with Jerry Lewis and Sammy
Davis in “The Klowns” and appeared
with Dom DeLuise on “The Merv Griffin
Show.” Semi-retired, and now living in
Big Bear, Field recently was seen as Harold
Hill in The Music Man for CATS. Rachels,
founder of CATS and long time CATS director
and producer, will also appear along
with many Big Bear performing favorites.
CATS is well known for the quality of
its productions and will feature original
sets designed by Joanne McMaster and
costumes designed by Priscilla Anderson.
CATS’ production team includes set construction
by Dennis Brown and Bill Ferguson,
props and assistant to set designer
is Karen Bergmann, audio, special effects
and lights by John Wells and Bob Grimes,
production stage manager is Carlin Harris,
production assistant is Sharon Hendricks,
and special assistant to the producer-director
is Donna Fisch. Jan Nissen heads up
concessions, Gloria Meade program ads,
with numerous other CATS volunteers
providing expertise on stage and back stage.
“This all new production will bring its
own special magic to our holiday season this
year,” Rachels said. “And to see Robin Field
in his element is a real treat. From Carnegie
Hall to the CATS stage. What could be
more exciting for us!”
Robin Field performs in CATS’
An Old Fashioned Christmas.
Tickets are on sale now. All performances
are reserved seating, and prices, depending
on date and location of seats, range from
$16 to $27 for adults, $15 - $25 for seniors
and $9 - $28 for kids under the age of 18.
Tickets are now on sale through the CATS
website at www.bigbeartheater.org or at the
PAC box office at (909) 866-4970. IER
Celebrating 86 Years of Quality Theatre!
Inland Empire Murder
Mystery Players
Mystery dinner theatre in downtown
Riverside at the Mission Galleria,
3700 Main St. Enjoy a murder mystery
with dinner and decide “whodunnit!”
www.iemmp.com. (951)
684-3737, (951) 685-0844.
Inland Valley repertory
Theatre company
Performances held at the
Candlelight Pavillion, 455 Foothill
Blvd., Claremont.
candlelightpavilion.com.
(909) 626-1254.
Lake Arrowhead Village
The Village offers the 2010
Entertainment Series. All show
times, unless otherwise noted,
start at 5:30pm. For table reservations
call (909) 337-2533. The
Village is located at 28200 Hwy.
189 in Lake Arrowead.
www.lakearrowheadvillage.com
Lewis Family Playhouse
12505 Cultural Center Dr., Rancho
Cucamonga. Tickets available at
lewisfamilyplayhouse.com, (909)
477-2752.
Lilly’s Purple Plastic Purse:
Oct. 2-17, Sat. 1pm & 4pm, Sun.
1pm (no performance on Oct. 3).
Tickets: General $17, senior $15,
youth $14. See article on page 18.
The Capitol Steps: Obama Mia!
Oct. 23, 8pm. General $34, senior
and youth $32. Comics combine
music with humor to give funny
impersonations of all our favorite
and not-so-favorite politicians.
King Michael: Oct. 29, 8pm.
Tickets: $35 general and senior,
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October 8 - 10, 2010
This classic tale is about Ichabod Crane,
the new schoolmaster in “Sleepy
Hollow.” When Ichabod falls for the
coquettish Katrina Van Tassel, he
irritates her other suitor, the rugged
Brom Bones. Although Brom and
his cohorts are intimidating fellows,
it is the legendary Headless Horse man
who haunts the church bridge who scares
Ichabod the most!
Ticket
Price
only
November 12-28, 2010
From the whimsy of childhood
to the wisdom of old age, this
is theatrical storytelling at
its most charming. Based on the bestselling
books, it takes a funny, insightful
and heartwarming look at what is profound
in everyday life. Full of colorful characters
and delightful stories, this is a celebration of
life’s small triumphs.
Sorry, no children under 5 are admitted.
Riverside Community Players
(951) 686-4030
4026 14th St., Riverside
www.riversidecommunityplayers.com
Ticket
Price
only
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$8
$15

All aboard!
Garden railroad show brings
the excitement of miniature
locomotives to the Fairplex
The Southwest Garden Railroad Show will again spread the fun
and excitement of garden railroading at The Fairplex in Pomona.
With their garden railroad and the train museum, it is without a
doubt the best place to hold such an event.
Trains fascinate those of all ages. Many of us have a train story to
share, such as the memory of riding a train, playing with a train or
of a relative that worked for the railroad. Trains touch the heart of
almost everyone.
The Southwest Garden Railroad Show will be held Nov. 6-7 from
9am to 4pm.
The Fairplex Garden Railroad is considered the oldest and possibly
the largest miniature railroad of its kind in the United States and possibly
the world. The railroad began as a special static exhibit for the
third Los Angeles Fair in 1924. It soon became a small, hand built,
operating miniature train, in true 1/2 inch scale. The small railroad
continued to grow and in 1935 moved out of the Fair’s tent to its present
outdoor location. In May of 1997, with the help of members of a
local garden railroad club, the original 1/2 inch scale was replaced with
what is referred to as G gauge in the hobby of model railroading, and
renovation of the miniature railroad began.
The Fairplex is also home of a railroad museum with a great collection
of equipment and will be open during the show. The Railway and
Locomotive Historical Society is a national organization founded in
1921. The society’s work is devoted to the collecting and preservation
of all types of railroad memorabilia and the sharing of the members’
railroad interests.
G-gauge train is one of the larger sizes of model trains. Typically,
they are placed in a garden outdoors. Numerous arboretums across the
country now boast a garden railroad. Last year alone, Garden Railroad
Magazine reported that 35 new public garden railroads were
built around the country. Epcot at Disney World has had one for a
number of years.
The best displays in the country, built by local clubs and hobbyists,
will be available for viewing. They show the skills of master
craftsmen in all aspects of scenery, custom buildings, and model
railroading.
For kids 16 and under admission is free. Adults are $10
or $18 for a two day pass. The Fairplex is located at 1101 W.
McKinley Ave. in Pomona. IER
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Saturdays
8 a.m. - 1 p.m.
Main Street
between Fifth and Sixth Streets
No Dogs Allowed - California Health and Safety Code Sec. 114371.d
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become a teacher there, and then leaves to become the governess
of Rochester’s ward at Thornfield Manor, where mystery and
intrigue abound. This intense love story of Jane and Rochester is
complemented with the humorous antics of Rochester’s household
help. The music is classic in the style of “Les Miserables” or “Jekyll
and Hyde” with soaring ballads and large ensemble numbers,
including “Maybe Love,” “Common Ground,” “Prosperity’s Got
A Price,” “Two Gentle Eyes,” and “The Moors Will be Calling.”
Still required reading in many schools, this musical treatment
intends to re-popularize the story, adding songs that will become
popular favorites. The music is by Jerry Williams, international
symphony conductor and Music Director for Donny/Marie Osmond
productions, with book by Patricia York, adapted for stage
by Jan Duncan. This new treatment is not to be confused with the
John Caird version, produced earlier at the La Jolla Playhouse.
For more information, call FCLO Music Theatre at (714) 879-
1732 or go online at www.fclo.com. IER

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youth $29. A multimedia and live
action tribute to Michael Jackson.
McCallum Theatre
Box Office: (760) 340-ARTS,
www.mccallumtheatre.com.
73000 Fred Waring Drive,
Palm Desert.
Randy Travis: Oct. 22, 8pn.
Tickets: $45-$95.
Mariachi Vargas de
Tecalitlan: Oct. 24, 7pm.
Tickets: $45-$85.
Kenny Loggins: Oct. 30, 8pm.
Tickets: $65-$95.
Miller Park Amphitheatre
17004 Arrow Blvd. in Fontana.
(909) 349-6978.
www.fontanarecreation.org.
The National Auxiliary of
the Loma Linda University
School of Medicine
A community outreach event to
showcase the benefits of laughter
on the immune system, October
10, registration at 6:15pm and program
at 7pm at the Wong Kerlee
Conference Center, 11175 Campus
Street, in Loma Linda. Tickets: $65
per person or $120 per couple.
Old Town temecula
Community Theater
42051 Main St., Temecula.
(866) 653-8696.
www.temeculatheater.org.
Duo Prism: Oct. 3. Rieko Aizawa,
piano, and Jesse Mills, violin.
City Ballet of Los Angeles:
Oct. 22-23.
Friday Night Groove Series:
Oct. 29.
California Chamber
Orchestra: Oct. 30.
Ticket to Ride: A Live Tribute
to the Beatles: Nov. 6, 7:30pm.
Tickets: $40 adults, $38 seniors,
$28 students/military/children.
All Star Big Band: Nov. 7, 2pm.
Performance Riverside
Landis Performing Arts
Center, Riverside Community
College, 4800 Magnolia Center,
Riverside. (951) 222-8100 or
performanceriverside.org.
Riverside Children’s
Theatre
At Ramona High School in
Riverside.
www.riversidechildrenstheare.org.
Aladdin: October 15-16 and
22-23.
Riverside Community
Players
4026 14th St., Riverside.
(951) 686-4030,
riversidecommunityplayers.com.
The Legend of Sleepy
Hollow: Oct. 8-10. Tickets: $8.
All I Really Need To Know
I Learned in Kindergarten:
Nov. 12-28. Tickets: $15.
Riverside Youth Theatre
At the Wallace Theatre, California
Baptist University, 8432 Magnolia
Ave. in Riverside. (951) 756-
4240.
www.riversideyouththeatre.org.
Classes now open for first graders
through 20 years, in dance, acting
and voice.
San Bernardino Symphony
California Theatre in San
Bernardino (415 W. 2nd Street).
www.sanbernardinosymphony.
org. (909) 318-5388.
Beethoven’s 7th: October 9,
8pm. Performing Beethoven’s 7th,
Beethoven’s Leonore Overture
no.1 and Antonin Dvorak’s Violin
Concerto in a minor, op.53 (performed
by violinist Livia Sohn).
Sinfonia Mexicana
(909) 884-3228 or 1-866-687-
4284. At the California Theatre of
the Performing Arts, 562 W. 4 th
Street in San Bernardino. www.
sinfoniamexicana.com.
Steelworkers’ Auditorium
Located at 8437 Sierra Avenue
in Fontana. For information, call
(909) 428-8818 or go online to
www.fontanarecreation.org.
Sturges Center for the
Fine Arts
780 N “E” St., San Bernardino,
CA, 92410. www.sturgescenter.
org (909) 384-5415.
Alice in Wonderland: A
Rock Opera: Oct. 30, 2pm.
Terra Vista Town Center
Rancho Cucamonga.
www.terravistatowncenter.com.
Women In The Arts
Los Angeles Women’s Theatre
Project (LAWTP) three day festival,
Nov. 5-7 in Desert Hot
Springs. The festival showcases
the works of women artists in the
fields of theatre, film, music, literature
and visual arts. See article
on page 19. IER
Victory over Depression
t well being
A special 2 day conference addresses
depression and bipolar disorder
A
special two-day event
celebrating recovery from
depression and bipolar
disorder takes place Oct. 15-16
in Ontario. The Depression
and Bipolar Support Alliance of
California (DBSA-CA) presents
Hooray for Recovery: Celebrating
20 Years!
The event takes place at the
DoubleTree Hotel in Ontario.
Registration begins at 8am.
Hooray for Recovery includes
distinguished speakers, workshops,
and art exhibits. Additionally,
on Oct. 15, conference
attendees are invited to enjoy a
variety show on the lawn of Jo
Ann Martin and Saul Kent’s home
(16280 Whispering Spur, Riverside,
CA 92504). This special
The Annual Redlands
Harvest Festival
Classic
Car Show
at
FREE Fall Fun
Kids Zone
gathering includes music by Mike
Sullivan, The Jo Ann Martin
Trio, Lucina as Tina Turner, and
Comedian / Consultant David
Granirer. This event is open to the
public, with walk-ins welcome.
There is a suggested donation of
$30 (conference attendees free).
The mission of the Depression
and Bipolar Support Alliance of
California (DBSA-CA) is to help
local support groups grow and
prosper, encourage the development
of new support groups in
areas of California where they are
needed and assist individuals who
are in need of support to find a
group in their area.
For more information visit
www.DBSAtoday.com or call
(951) 780-3366. IER
Nov. 13, 2010 • 10am - 3pm
310 Wabash Ave., Redlands
Vendors
Silent Auction
Handmade Crafts
Quilts • Blankets
Home Decor • Gifts
Bake Goods • Food
For More info: 909-794-9880 • TheVillageAtRedlands.com
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Public Utilities Savings
Pledge to Make a Difference
The best way to get anything
done is by working together.
Riverside Public Utilities is
looking for your help to reduce
the energy demands in the City of
Riverside.
The state of California requires
that utility companies reduce their
overall energy consumption by 10%
over 10 years. To do that, Riverside
Utilities is looking toward customers
to take steps to reduce their energy
usage around the house and at work.
One of the easiest ways to do your
part and reduce energy consumption
is to “Do The Twist,” and switch
out your standard incandescent light
bulbs with energy-efficient Compact
Fluorescent Light bulbs (CFLs) in
each light socket inside and outside
your home.
Not only do CFLs offer great
lighting quality, they are easy to install
and offer big energy savings. In
fact, the CFLs you twist in will use
about 75% less electricity than your
standard incandescent light bulbs.
Plus CFLs can last up to 10 times
longer. That can save you about $60
in electricity costs over each CFL’s
lifetime.
After you “Do The Twist,” make
sure to log on to GreenRiverside.com
and click the link to Energy Star’s
“Change a Light, Change the World”
program and take the pledge to
support saving energy and reducing
greenhouse gas emissions.
CFL Facts: If every American
home replaced just one light bulb with
an Energy Star-rated CFL, the amount
of energy saved could power 3 million
homes for one year, and prevent greenhouse
gases equivalent to the emission
of more than 800,000 cars. IER
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to ride at Riverside Citrus Classic Bike Ride
Local Olympian and bike shop owner Anthony Zahn will serve
as the celebrity for the Riverside Citrus Classic (www.riversidecitrusclassic.org
) bike ride on October 17 at the Riverside
Plaza. Zahn will ride with some of his team members in the 54
mile route and afterwards will sign photos and greet the riders at a
vendor fair and party following the ride at 11am on Sunnyside and
DeAnza in Riverside.
Zahn was diagnosed with
CMT in high school, which is
a condition characterized by a
slow progressive degeneration
of the muscles in the periphery
of the body. At the time,
he was playing several sports
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just on cycling. The physical
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Riverside, where he owns and
manages his own bike shop.
Anthony’s Cyclery sells bikes,
clothing and accessories, offers
repairs and sponsors various race
programs and clubs.
After a strong performance at
the 2007 World Championships
in Bordeaux, France, Zahn followed
it up with a bronze medal
at the 2008 Paralympic Games
in Beijing, China, placing third
in the Individual Time Trial LC
4. Anthony is currently training
for the 2010 World Championships and plans to compete in the
next Olympic Games in 2012.
Though he spends most of his time training, Zahn enjoys relaxing
and supporting his wife Deane while she pursues her Ph.D. in
Entomology and in her Federation Equestrian International Competitions
(FEI). They have been married for four years.
For more information about the Riverside Citrus Classic Bike
Ride, go online to www.riversidecitrusclassic.org. IER
4th Annual
Charity Golf
Tournament
October 11, 2010
Victoria Country Club
All Proceeds benefit the
SmartRiverside Digital
Inclusion Program
SmartRiverside’s mission is to improve
quality of life through innovative
technology projects and community
economic development initiatives.
951-826-5446
www.smartriverside.org
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busting Top 40 singles including “Talk Dirty
to Me,” “Something to Believe In,” “Nothing
But a Good Time” and the timeless #1
smash “Every Rose Has its Thorn,” which he
is currently in the studio re-recording with
Miley Cyrus and producer John Shanks for
her upcoming album. In the new millennium
Poison’s music has been featured in such
big screen flicks as “Mr. and Mrs. Smith,”
“Grandma’s Boy” and “Deuce Bigelow-European
Gigolo.” They continue to be one of
the industry’s top grossing concert attractions
and their “20 Years of Rock” CD was a bona
fide Top 20 smash.
Michaels has also produced and written
material for other artists including
Stevie Nicks. He wrote and produced
the song “Love’s a Hard Game to Play”
which appeared on Nicks’ platinum album
“Timespace: The Best Of Stevie Nicks.”
More recently Michaels could be heard
providing background vocals along with Phil
Vassar on the Kenny Chesney/Uncle Kracker
duet single “Last Night Again.”
Always creating, Michaels formed a film
production company with actor Charlie
Sheen. The partnership ultimately led to
Michaels writing, directing and starring in
several films including “A Letter From Death
Row” which he executive co-produced with
Sheen.
As an actor, Michaels has made regular
appearances on such hit television shows as
“Yes Dear,” “Martial Law,” “The Chris Isaak
Show” and “Don’t Forget the Lyrics.” He has
also co-hosted “Access Hollywood” and been
a judge on the wildly popular “Nashville
Star” program.
Setting his musical sights beyond Poison,
Michaels released his debut solo album
“Songs of Life” in 2003 followed by the
rootsy, Americana flavored sophomore record
“Freedom of Sound” in 2005 and “Rock My
World” featuring the smash hit “Go That
Far” in 2008.
Michaels will release his autobiography,
“Roses and Thorns: The Rock ‘n’ Roll
Fantasy to My Reality” in 2010 and tours
constantly with his solo band.
“I would play music whether I made it in
the industry or not,” Michaels told a journalist
and it’s that commitment to his art that
continues to keep him at the forefront of the
entertainment industry. IER
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t golf for a cause
Charitable golf tournament supports
technology for low income families
SmartRiverside partnered with the
Lorena Ochoa Foundation to help
present the fourth annual SmartRiverside
Charity Golf Tournament. This fun
filled “techy” golf tournament is on Monday,
Oct. 11, at the beautiful Victoria Club
in Riverside. Registration begins at 8:30am
and tee off at 10am.
The scramble style tournament is $150
to play in and includes golf, lunch, dinner,
and prizes. Funds raised by this event will
benefit SmartRiverside’s Digital Inclusion
Program, bringing technology to all in
Riverside.
The 2010 SmartRiverside Charity Golf
Tournament is held in conjunction with
the 2010 IE Tech Week. Sponsored by
SmartRiverside and numerous computer
and technology companies, IE Tech Week
consists of the Citrus Heritage Run on
Oct. 10, the SmartRiverside Annual Golf
Tournament on Oct. 11, and the IE Tech
Expo on Oct. 12. For more information
on the 2010 IE Tech Week, contact Maria
Orozco at (951) 826-5446, or visit www.
smartriverside.com/pdf/2010-smartrivevent-sponsorships.pdf.
SmartRiverside’s mission is to improve
the quality of life for those who live, work
or play in Riverside through innovative,
targeted technology projects and related
community economic development initiatives.
Through the support of the City of
Riverside, schools and universities, numerous
technology companies and local
businesses, SmartRiverside was established
to make the City of Riverside the innovation
center of the Inland Empire: attract
new high technology businesses, incubate
new start up technology companies, create
technology jobs through collaboration with
local businesses and education institutions,
and provide computers and internet access
to every citizen. SmartRiverside provides
free refurbished computers and technology
training to low income families and
City of Temecula
Community Services Department
City of Temecula Mary Phillips Community Senior Center
Harvest Services your Department Health - Senior Health Fair
Fall
into
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with
your
health
needs”!
Mary Phillips Senior Center
Saturday, October 23, 2010 -9:00 a.m. – 12:00 noon
Harvest your Health
Senior Health Fair
Located at 41845 6 th street (Old Town Temecula)
Join us at the MPSC 2010 senior health and wellness fair. Health care providers
will be on hand to give “free” screenings and information. Also, the Riverside
County office Fall on aging into information step with van and Braille Institute vehicle will be here to
update you on senior assistant programs.
your health needs!
*And a Medicare Advantage representative will be present with information about
health plan benefits and materials will be available.
Victoria Club in Riverside.
students in Riverside through its Digital
Inclusion Program.
Lorena Ochoa was the number one
ranked female golfer in the world for over
three years from April 2007 to May 2010.
Her organization’s mission is to support
the holistic development of marginalized
children and teenagers through education,
character development, and family support
so that they have the opportunity to fully
develop their talents and abilities. The Lorena
Ochoa Foundation and Golf Academy,
soon to be headquartered at Goose Creek
Golf Club, was established to enhance the
game of golf to underprivileged youth in
the Riverside Community.
For more information contact Maria
Orozco at (951) 826-5446 or go online to
www.smartriverside.com. IER
Join us at the MPSC 2010
senior health and
wellness fair. Health
care providers will be on
hand to give “free” screenings
and information. Also, the
Riverside County Office on
Aging information van and
Braille Institute vehicle will be
here to update you on senior
assistant programs. A Medicare
Advantage representative will
be present with information
about health plan benefits.
For more information
call the MPSC
951-694-6464
• SCAN
• Ramona VNA – Blood Sugar
• Inter Valley Health Plan
• Heritage Senior Care
• MD Care Health Plan
• Visiting Angels
• Hospice of the Valleys
• Boundless Care for the Elderly
• Home Instead Senior Care
• Wheelchair City/ Health & Mobility
• Prime Partners IPA of Temecula –
• Sensible Senior Health Care
• TOPS – Take off pounds sensibly
• Office on Aging Information Van
• Braille Institute
• Bright Star Health care
• Leone Hearing Aid Center
• Medicare Temecula Home health Agency
• Sunrise assisted living
• Dental Associates of Temecula
• Miller-Jones Mortuary
• Senior Medicare Health Plans
• Senior Golden Years
• Smiles to You
• The Chateau at Harveston
• Boomers Insurance Services
Saturday, October 23
9:00 a.m. – 12:00 noon
Located at 41845 6th street
(Old Town Temecula)
For more information
call the MPSC
951-694-6464
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Casinos
Tim McGraw heats up
Fantasy stage in October
He’s one of the most recognizable
country singers around,
an A-list actor and a philanthropic
dynamo. On Saturday,
Oct. 16 Fantasy Springs Resort
Casino hosts Grammy Awardwinning
singer Tim McGraw.
Tim McGraw appeared on the
country music scene in 1990 after
his demo tape caught the attention
of an executive at Curb records
in Nashville. By 1994, McGraw’s
second album was released and
became the best-selling country
album of that year. He has earned
American Music Awards, Billboard
Awards, Country Music
Awards, Academy of Country
Music Awards or Grammy Awards nearly
every year since 1994.
For more information, call toll free
(800) 827-2946 or visit www.FantasySpringsResort.com.
IER
Shakira tour comes
to Inland Empire
Hot on the heels of her
captivating World Cup
performance, Shakira
announced her 2010
global tour and her highly
anticipated return to North
America. Shakira’s tour
takes her to Fantasy Springs
Resort Casino for a Tuesday,
Oct. 26 performance at 8pm.
Shakira is a Grammyaward
winning singer/songwriter,
an entertainer, record
producer and advocate for
universal education.
For more information,
call toll free (800)
827-2946 or visit
www.FantasySpringsResort.com.
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Spotlight 29 October events
Bachman
& Turner
Canadian
rock n’ roll stars
Bachman &
Turner are set to
perform at the
Spotlight 29 Casino
Showroom
on Saturday, Oct.
16. Fans will
hear such hits as
“Takin’ Care of
Business” and
“You Ain’t Seen
Nothin’ Yet.” Prices are $55, $65
and $75 each.
After many years of fan demand,
Randy Bachman and Fred
Turner—two giants of rock n’
roll—are finally reuniting for the
Bachman and Turner
first time in more than 20 years.
The musicians at the heart of
legendary band Bachman-Turner
Overdrive are ready to record and
tour again as a new, full-throttle
rock machine: Bachman & Turner.
Pawn Stars
Rick Harrison and Chumlee
from HISTORY’s hit television
series Pawn Stars will make an
appearance at Spotlight 29
Casino on Saturday, Oct. 16.
Rick and Chumlee will have
a meet and greet with casino
guests after the Bachman &
Turner concert.
Al Green
Soul and gospel singer Al
Green will be at Spotlight 29
Casino Showroom on Friday, Oct.
22. Prices are $45, $55, $65 each.
Green’s extraordinary voice became
known to the world through
a string of legendary hits in the
early 1970’s, classics including
“Tired of Being Alone,” “Let’s Stay
Together,” “I Can’t Get Next to
You” and “I’m Still in Love With
You.”
Al Green
For tickets to
these Spotlight
29 shows, visit
www.Spotlight29.
com or call
Star Tickets
(800) 585-3737.
Tickets are
also available
for purchase at
the Spotlight
29 Gift Shop
Sunday-Friday
8am-10pm, and
the Spotlight
Showroom
Box Office
1:30pm-9:30pm
on Saturday’s and
on the day of the
show.
Agua Caliente Casino
(866) 858-3600. www.hotwatercasino.com.
32-250 Bob Hope Drive, Rancho Mirage.
Augustine Casino
760-391-9500. www.augustinecasino.com.
84-001 Avenue 54, Coachella.
Cahuilla Casino
(951) 763-1200. www.cahuillacasino.com.
52702 Highway 371, Anza.
Casino Morongo
(800) 252-4499. www.casinomorongo.com.
49750 Seminole Dr., Cabazon.
Fantasy Springs Resort Casino
Fantasy Springs Resort Casino is located north of
Interstate 10 at the Golf Center Parkway exit near
Indio (22 miles east of Palm Springs). Featuring
2000 slots, 40+ table games including TableMAX,
and seven restaurants (The Bistro, Lique, POM,
The Pizza Kitchen, Starbucks Cafe, Fresh Grill
Buffet and Joy). Fantasy Springs Resort Casino
is owned and operated by the Cabazon Band of
Mission Indians. For tickets and information, call
(760) 342-5000, (800) 827-2946 or visit www.
fantasyspringsresort.com.
Golden Boy Live Boxing: Oct. 15, first fight
starts at 7pm.
Tim McGraw: Oct. 16, 8pm. See article on page
28.
Casino Event Guide
Shakira: Oct. 26, 8pm. See article on page 28.
Stone Temple Pilots: Oct. 30, 8pm.
Palm Springs Playboy Scramble Golf
Tournament: Nov. 12-13. Golf spaces are available,
call (800) 827-2946 to make reservations.
Rock Yard: Live bands on the outdoor stage,
Saturdays. Cover band 7-9pm, and 10:30pmmidnight,
tribute band 9-10:30pm. No cover, 18
and older.
12th Floor Cocktail Lounge & Wine Bar:
The space features plush furniture perfect for
relaxing and enjoying a favorite cocktail or glass
of wine. Weekly Wine Down every Friday, 7-9pm,
where for $30 you receive a flight of five featured
wines and learn the finer points of wine appreciation.
Live music on Friday and Saturday nights
from 9pm to 1am. There is no cover.
Lit Lounge: Live bands play every Friday and
Saturday night from 9pm to 1am. The lounge also
features pay-per-view sporting events. No cover
charge (unless otherwise stated). Guests must be
21 or older to enter.
Eagle Falls Golf Course: Located at
Fantasy Springs Resort Casino. 18-Hole, Par 72
Championship Course. (760) 238-5633.
www.eaglefallsgolf.com.
POM restaurant: Tuesday nights are barbeque
nights starting at 5pm. Diners can opt for an out
of this world Barbeque feast featuring the best
of the East and West coasts and from the south.
Three full courses with plenty of side dishes and
dessert is $14.95 per person. Thursday nights
Abbondanza Italian night, $14.95 per person.
Features a family-style three course meal.
Pechanga Resort & Casino
(951) 693-1819. www.pechanga.com.
45000 Pala Road, Temecula.
Box Office (951) 303-2507.
San Manuel Indian Bingo and Casino
(909) 864-5050. www.sanmanuel.com. 5797
North Victoria Avenue, Highland.
Soboba Casino
Features 2,000 slots, 28 table games, live poker,
live entertainment, non-smoking area and restaurants.
(951) 665-1000 or (866) 4-SOBOBA. www.
soboba.net. 23333 Soboba Road, San Jacinto.
Tickets: 1-866-4-SOBOBA, ext. 183.
10-10-10: Oct. 10 big casino promotion with 10
$10,000 cash winners. From 10am to 10pm.
Spa Resort Casino
(760) 323-5865. www.sparesortcasino.com.
401 E. Amado Rd., Palm Springs.
Spotlight 29 Casino
Located off I-10. 2,000 slot machines, a complete
lineup of the most popular table games, 2,200
seat showroom, JEM Steakhouse, all-you-can-
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eat buffet at Czafé Capitata. 46-200
Harrison Place, Coachella. Show
tickets available at www.spotlight29.
com or call (800) 585-3737 or (760)
775-5566.
Blue Bar: Live entertainment seven
days a week.
Bachman & Turner: Oct. 16.
Tickets: $55, $65, $75. See article on
page 29.
Pawn Stars: Oct. 16. Meet and greet
with Rick and Chumlee. See article on
page 29.
Al Green: Oct. 22. Tickets: $45, $55,
$65. See article on page 29. IER
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Planes of Fame celebrates
70 years of the Corsair
The F4U Corsair-
70th Anniversary
of a Legend will
be the theme of
the monthly Living
History Flying event
hosted by Planes of
Fame Air Museum at
the Chino Airport on
Saturday, Nov. 6. The
event will begin at
10am with a seminar
describing one of the
truly iconic aircraft
of naval aviation, and
conclude with a flight demonstration by the
Planes of Fame Air Museum’s F4U-1 Corsair.
The event will feature a discussion panel
with Robert Bell, a Corsair pilot at Training
Command in 1948, and Commander Bill
Hardy, a US Navy Ace who flew both the
Hellcat and Corsair in WWII.
Planes of Fame Air Museum is located at
7000 Merrill Avenue, #17, in Chino.
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The Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance of California (DBSA-CA)
Presents
A two day
event with
distinguished
speakers,
workshops, art
exhibits and
much more!
Friday, Oct. 15, Enjoy
a variety show on the
lawn of Jo Ann Martin
and Saul Kent’s home
(16280 Whispering Spur,
Riverside, CA 92504)
for the Friday night’s
extravaganza.
Includes
music
by Mike
Sullivan,
The Jo Ann
Martin Trio,
Lucina
as Tina Turner,
Comedian / Consultant
David Granirer, and
conference attendees
with a touch of laughter.
Hooray for
Recovery
Celebrating
20 Years!
Friday October 15 th and
Saturday, October 16 th , 2010
DoubleTree Hotel, Ontario
Registration begins at 8:00AM.
David Granirer,
M.A.
North America’s
Psychotherapist /
Stand-Up Comic -
Consultant.
Keynote Speakers
Elizabeth
Maynard
Schaefer, Ph.D
Science writer, mental
health advocate, and
pioneer in using creative
writing as a tool
for easing depression.
David J.
Miklowitz, Ph.D.
Professor of Psychiatry,
UCLA Semel Institute
for Neurosecience
and Human Behavior.
Child and Adolescent
Psychiatry.
For more information see our website at
www.DBSAtoday.com or call (951) 780-3366
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Kid Stuff Event Guide
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or go online to www.inlandreview.com.
All Aboard the Reading Railroad
Nov. 7, at the San Bernardino County Museum.
Free fun family event with activities, storytellers and
more. See article on this page.
Alpine Slide at Magic Mountain
The Alpine Slide lets riders experience Olympic-like
action as they negotiate sleds along a quarter-mile
track with banked turns and long straightaways.
The Alpine Slide at Magic Mountain is located on
the boulevard in Big Bear Lake, 1/4 mile west of the
Village shopping area, home to 60 specialty stores.
800 Wild Rose Lane. Call (909) 866-4626.
BOOMERS
In Upland. Miniature golf, go karts, bumper boats,
rock wall, ferris wheel, spinning tubs, airplane
ride, tiny tot cars, two arcades, snack bar & cafe.
1500 W. Seventh, Upland. Call (909) 946-9555.
CASTLE PARK
Rides, games and miniature golf. 3500 Polk Ave.,
Riverside. (951) 785-3000.
All Aboard The
Reading Railroad
Join First 5 San Bernardino for storytelling,
library cards, free educational
games and prizes at the All Aboard
the Reading Railroad Literacy Fair at
the San Bernardino County Museum on
Sunday, Nov. 7. Perfect for children age 5
and under and their families, this free event
will offer activities and information from
School Readiness programs from across the
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County.
From 9am to 1pm, First 5 San Bernardino
shows families the fun in developing
daily reading habits and cultivating a love
of books. Children will be invited into the
Museum for free and will receive a passport
to each reading station. At each station, children
will hear a story told by a storyteller.
After all stations have been visited, kindergarten
and preschool children will receive a
backpack filled with school supplies.
For information call
(909) 866-4626
Your Alpine Slide experience begins with a scenic chairlift ride above the beautiful
Big Bear Lake. Then, with you controlling the speed, your toboggan plummets back
down the mountain creating a thrill you’ll want to relive again and again!
Parents Pay only if they play!
Parents...sun on our spacious deck while the kids play!
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Go Carts • Video Games • Delicious Snack Bar
2 hours from most Southern California cities; 3 hours from Las Vegas
The Lake Is Full! All Roads are Open!
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What To Do
E v e n t G u i d e
Fairs, Festivals, Events
All Aboard the Reading
Railroad
Nov. 7, at the San Bernardino County
Museum. Free fun family event with
activities, storytellers and more. See
article on page 31.
Arrowhead Regional
Medical Center’s 8th Annual
Community Health and
Safety Fair
Children and adults can receive free
flu shots, health screenings, doctor
consultations and important safety
information, Saturday, Oct. 16,
from 10am to 2pm. The event will
be held on the ARMC campus, 400
North Pepper Ave. in Colton. See
article on page 14.
Big Bear Lake Oktoberfest
Through Oct. 31. See article on page
12.
California Welcome Center
Ask for a regional recreation and
relaxation passport. 1955 Hunts
Lane, #102, in San Bernardino.
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(909) 891-1874. visitcwc.com or
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Canyon Crest Towne Centre
Shop, dine, relax and enjoy at the
Towne Centre, located at 5225
Canyon Crest Dr. in Riverside.
(951) 686-1222. www.cctownecentre.com.
Outdoor events are
weather permitting.
Art show: Second Saturday of
each month, 10am until 3pm.
Car Show: Second Sunday of
each month, 2pm until 5pm.
Citrus Heritage Run
A 5k/10k run/walk event, Oct. 10,
at the Galleria at Tyler in Riverside.
College of the Desert
Street Fair
Open air shopping open every
Saturday and Sunday at 7am. 340
vendors, arts and crafts, farmers’
market. 43-500 Monterey Ave.,
Palm Desert. (760) 636-7958.
www.codstreetfair.net.
Idyllwild Nature Center
25225 Hwy. 243, 1/2 mile north of
Idyllwild. (951) 659-3850. www.
idyllwildnaturecenter.net. Open
Tues.-Sun., 9am-4:30pm.
Riverside Downtown
Farmers Market
Main Street in Riverside between
5 th and 6 th Streets, enjoy a wide
variety of novelty and fresh food.
Saturdays, 8am to 1pm.
Halloween Activities
See section starting on page 6.
Harvest your Health -
Senior Health Fair
Oct. 23 at the Mary Phillips Senior
Center. Health care providers will
be on hand to give free screenings
and information. See article on
page 12.
Hooray for Recovery:
Celebrating 20 Years!
A special two-day event celebrating
recovery from depression and bipolar
disorder, Oct. 15-16 in Ontario.
See article on page 23.
Lucas Oil Off-Road Expo
A massive gathering of off-road
manufacturers, participants, and
fans, Oct. 9-10 at the Fairplex
in Pomona. Tickets adults $10
advance, $12 gate; child $5. Oct. 9
9am – 6pm, Oct. 10 9am – 5pm.
www.OffRoadExpo.com.
Mary Vagle Nature Center
Evening Star Party: Take a tour of
the night sky in this free event hosted
by the Riverside Astronomical
Society as they take observers on
a tour of the night sky. Oct. 15,
7-9pm. 11501 Cypress Avenue,
Fontana. The center is open
Wednesday through Sunday from
noon to 5pm. (909) 349-6994.
nature.fontana.org.
Pirate’s Dinner Adventure
Musical dinner adventure. (866)
439-2469. At 7600 Beach Blvd.
in Buena Park, two blocks North of
Knott’s Berry Farm. See article on
page 10.
Riverside Citrus Classic bike
ride
Oct. 17 at the Riverside Plaza.
www.riversidecitrusclassic.org. See
article on page 25.
Riverside Origami Club
For beginners and experienced, all
those interested in the art of origami.
Meet Oct. 9 at the Woodcrest
Library, 10:30am. (951) 697-3075.
Riverside Plaza
(951) 683-1066 x.113. shopriversideplaza.com.
The Riverside
Plaza is located in Riverside off of
Central Ave.
Live Entertainment: Main Street
musical entertainment takes place
Oct. 1, 9, 15, 22, 29, 30 at 7pm.
West end entertainment (grassy
area near El Torito) takes place
Friday and Saturday nights at 7pm.
Clowning Around: Oct. 2,
6-9pm, kids event with music and
games.
Aladdin Preview: Oct. 8,
6-9pm, Alaadin play preview by
Riverside Children’s Theater.
Plaza-Palooza!: Oct. 16, 2-9pm,
Citrus Classic Fun Bike Ride pre
party with live music and more.
Riverside Citrus Classic Fun
Bike Ride: Oct. 17. See article on
page 25.
Inland Empire Music Awards:
Oct. 23, 5-9pm.
Halloween Party and trickor-treating:
Oct. 30, 5-6pm,
party and costume contest for
kids 12 years and under. Trick-ortreating
takes place 5-8pm.
SmartRiverside Charity Golf
Tournament
Oct. 11, at the Victoria Club
in Riverside. lies and students
in Riverside through its Digital
Inclusion Program. (951) 826-
5446. www.smartriverside.com.
See article on page 27.
Southwest Garden Railroad
Show
At The Fairplex in Pomona, Nov.
6-7, 9am to 4pm. See article on
page 22.
Taylor’s Martial Arts
24318 Hemlock Ave # G4
Moreno Valley. (951) 924-1955.
FREE kids self defense
class: Oct. 9 , noon.
Women’s Self Defense: Free
class. Saturday, Oct. 23, 11:45am.
53rd Anniversary of Twenty
Mule Team Days
In Boron, Oct. 2-3. For information,
call (760) 762-5810, or go online
to www.20muleteammuseum.com.
Mountain Activities
Alpine Slide
at Magic Mountain
The Alpine Slide lets riders experience
Olympic-like action as they
negotiate sleds along a quartermile
track with banked turns and
long straightaways. The Alpine
Slide at Magic Mountain is located
on the boulevard in Big Bear Lake,
1/4 mile west of the Village shopping
area, home to 60 specialty
stores. 800 Wild Rose Lane. Call
(909) 866-4626.
Big Bear Lake Oktoberfest
Through Oct. 31. See article on page
12.
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Museums
Edward-Dean
Museum & Gardens
9401 Oak Glen Rd., Cherry Valley.
(951) 845-2626.
www.edward-deanmuseum.org.
Cabot’s Pueblo Museum
In Desert Hot Springs. Museum
collection includes Native American
pottery and baskets, artifacts and
other treasures. www.cabotsmuseum.org.
(760) 329-7610. See
article on page 15.
The Historic Site of the
Original McDonalds/
Route 66 Museum
Toys, collectables, photo memorabilia,
vintage road signs. Open
10am-5pm daily. 1398 N. E St.,
San Bernardino. Free admission.
(909) 885-6324.
The Inland Empire
Military Museum
WWI, WWII, Korea, Vietnam, Gulf,
Iraq and Afghanistan wars military
memorabilia. Open Sat. and
Sun., 10am-5pm, Mon.-Fri. by
appointment. 1394 N. E St. in San
Bernardino. Free admission. (909)
885-6324 or (909) 888-0477.
Palm Springs Air Museum
(760) 778-6262.
palmspringsairmuseum.org.
Planes of Fame Air museum
The museum is open Sunday
through Friday from 10am to 5pm,
Saturday from 9am to 5pm. 7000
Merrill Ave., Chino. (909) 597-3722.
www.planesoffame.org.
Warbirds of the ‘30s: Living
History event, Oct. 2.
F4U Corsair-70th
Anniversary of a Legend:
Living History Flying event, Nov. 6.
See article on page 30.
Riverside
Metropolitan Museum
3800 Main Street, Riverside.
Star Trek The Exhibition
Where Science Meets Science
Fiction: Through Feb. 28, 2011.
The largest collection of authentic
Star Trek artifacts and information
makes its only Southern California
stop in Riverside. An impressive
array of exhibits featuring sets,
costumes, museum pieces and
props from all five Star Trek television
series and eleven Star Trek
feature films. General admission is
$15, children and seniors are $12.
Open from Noon to 8pm. For more
information, call (951) 826-5273.
San Bernardino
County Museum
At California Street exit from I-10
in Redlands. Open Tuesdays -
Sundays, 9am-5pm. General
admission $8 (adult), $6 (military
or senior), $5 (student), and $4
(child aged 5 to 12). Children under
five and Museum Association
members are admitted free. Parking
is free. www.sbcountymuseum.org,
(909) 307-2669
Wally Parks NHRA
Motorsports Museum
Open Wednesday - Sunday
10am-5pm. The Museum features
over 80 historical race
cars from several venues.
Racing memorabilia spanning
the History of NHRA, specialty
exhibits rotate throughout the
year. Huge museum gift shop
and so much more! (909) 622-
2133. 1101 W. McKinley Ave.,
Pomona, Gate 1, LA County
Fairplex. www.museum.nhra.
com.
Prolong Twilight Cruise
Night: Hot rod heaven with
1970 and earlier rods, customs,
classics and muscle cars fill the
Museum parking lot. Held in the
Fairplex parking lot from 4pm to
8pm. Oct. 6 and Nov. 3.
Mickey Thompson Exhibit:
Through Oct. 3, learn about the
first American to reach 400mph.
Axes & Axles: The Art of
Building Cars and Guitars,
Celebrating the 60th
Anniversary of the Fender
Telecaster: A new exhibition
that acknowledges the synergy
between guitars (axes) and cars
(axles). On view through January
31, 2011.
Theme parks
CASTLE PARK
Rides, games and miniature golf.
3500 Polk Ave., Riverside.
(951) 785-3000. See article on
page 6.
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Knott’s Berry Farm
With over 165 rides, shows and
attractions in five themed areas,
Knott’s Berry Farm has it all when
it comes to family fun.
www.knotts.com.
Knott’s Soak City
Water park with 18 rides. Located
at 1500 S. Gene Autry Trail in
Palm Springs. (760) 327-0499,
www.knotts.com. R
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Discovery Science Center
2500 N. Main St., in Santa Ana.
(714) 542-2823,
www.discoverycube.org.
Fiesta Village
Two miniature golf courses, race cars,
the largest batting cage facility in
Southern California, amusement rides,
Lazer Odyssey, arcade and waterpark.
1405 E. Washington St., Colton, (909)
824-1111. www.FiestaVillage.com.
Knott’s Berry Farm
With over 165 rides, shows and
attractions in five themed areas,
Knott’s Berry Farm has it all when it
comes to family fun. www.knotts.com.
Knott’s Soak City
Water park with 18 rides. Located at
1500 S. Gene Autry Trail in Palm Springs.
(760) 327-0499, www.knotts.com.
Lewis Family Playhouse
12505 Cultural Center Dr., Rancho
Cucamonga. Tickets available at lewisfamilyplayhouse.com,
(909) 477-2752.
Lilly’s Purple Plastic Purse: Oct.
2-17, Sat. 1pm & 4pm, Sun. 1pm (no
performance on Oct. 3). Tickets: General
$17, senior $15, youth $14.
ORANGE EMPIRE RAILWAY MUSEUM
More than 200 rail vehicles from streetcars
to modern diesel-electric locomotives.
Open 9am to 5pm daily, 2201
S. A St., Perris; train and trolley rides,
weekends and holidays, 11 a.m. to
5pm; all-day train and trolley pass $12,
children 5-11 $8. (951) 943-3020.
www.oerm.org.
Riverside Metropolitan Museum
3800 Main Street, Riverside.
Star Trek The Exhibition Where
Science Meets Science Fiction:
Through Feb. 28, 2011. The largest collection
of authentic Star Trek artifacts
and information makes its only
Southern California stop in Riverside.
An impressive array of exhibits featuring
sets, costumes, museum pieces
and props from all five Star Trek television
series and eleven Star Trek feature
films. General admission is $15, children
and seniors are $12. Open from
Noon to 8pm. For more information,
call (951) 826-5273. IER
For more fun events, see the
What To Do section on page 32.
Continued from page 31
At the conclusion of the storytelling,
children can participate in the many activities
in the museum’s courtyard, including
games, learning centers and even getting
their very own library cards. Parents can
receive information on the importance of
Sid the Science Kid will be on hand
during the literacy fair.
Inland
Empire
Mensa
Serving Riverside and San Bernardino Counties
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early reading and how to incorporate books
into their daily routines. The event will also
focus on the importance of the parents’ role
to read early and read aloud to their sons
and daughters.
“Current research overwhelmingly supports
the importance of facilitating early
and emerging literacy skills in preschool-age
children as a critical foundation for literacy
development,” Karen Scott, Executive Director
of First 5 San Bernardino, said. Studies
have shown that children who are read to
often are more successful in school, helps
with their brain stimulation and builds their
self esteem and listening skills.
Research shows that a child’s brain develops
most dramatically in the first five years
and what parents and caregivers do during
these years to support their child’s growth
will have a meaningful impact throughout
life. Based on this research, California voters
passed Proposition 10 in 1998, adding a 50
cents-per-pack tax on cigarettes to support
programs for expectant parents and children
ages 0 to 5.
The San Bernardino County Museum
is located at 2024 Orange Tree Lane in
Redlands, For more information about All
Aboard the Reading Railroad, school readiness
programs or literacy tips, call (909)-386-
7706 or visit www.first5sanbernardino.org. IER

$5
PER
PERSON
CADA
PERSONA
4800 CRESTMORE ROAD
RIVERSIDE, CA 92509
OCTOBER 29
FRIDAY
6:30 p.m. - 9 p.m.
Haunted
Mini-Golf
(miniatura el golf)
& Spooky Stories
by the Campfire
(cuento de fantasma)
OCTOBER 30
SATURDAY
JURUPA FESTIVAL DE OTOÑO
1 p.m. - 7 p.m.
Approx. 5:00pm
Pumpkin
Decorating Contest
(concurso decorar calabaza)
OCTOBER 31
SUNDAY
1 p.m. - 7 p.m.
Trick-or-Treating
Approx. 5:00pm
Costume Contest
For All Ages
and Dogs too!
(concurso de traje)
FOR INFORMATION CALL:
(a información)
951-955-4587
www.riversidecountyparks.org
DAILY ACTIVITIES INCLUDE
(diario)
Puppet Show
(espectáculo guiñol)
Carnival Games
(juegos de carnaval)
Food Vendors
(comida y bebida)
Corn Maze
(laberinto)
Petting Zoo
(la mascota)
Kid Activity Zone
(juegos de niño)
Hay Rides
(la paja montar)
Miniature Golf
(miniatura el golf)
PARENTS OR GUARDIANS WHO ARE ACTIVELY PARTICIPATING IN FESTIVAL ACTIVITIES WILL BE
REQUIRED TO PAY A WRISTBAND FEE. THOSE WHO ARE SUPERVISING CHILDREN AND ARE NOT ACTIVELY
PARTICIPATING IN FESTIVAL ACTIVITIES WILL NOT BE REQUIRED TO PURCHASE A WRISTBAND.
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