Last Saturday, January 29, Riverside hosted its first Lunar New Year festival.
The organizers of this one-day celebration hope to make this an an annual affair celebrating the diversity of the Asians and Asian Americans living in our city and the region.
In order that this becomes an annual event, I hope the vendors who participated found this worthwhile.
Community events such as this relies on financial support especially in its inaugural year.
Jon Secada, internationally known Grammy award-winning singer, was back to listen to Riverside City College’s Vocal Jazz Ensemble this year.
He did so in such a low-key fashion, there was barely 20 people in the auditorium.
There was no fanfare and it was clear he was there just for the students.
Had I not read on one of the lists I’m subscribed to as a part time-instructor on the main campus, I would have missed the opportunity to watch passion to share, artistry and humility in action inspiring a new generation of very talented singers. Continue reading RCC Vocal Jazz Ensemble performs for Jon Secada→
From last week’s tree lighting ceremony at Riverside Plaza.
Lots of folks turned out to watch the Central Middle Cheer Squad, Poly High Band, Riverside Childrens Theatre, Dancers Studio, K-9 Contingent, March Air Reserve Color Guard, RCC Marching Tigers and SANTA. Continue reading Tree lighting at Riverside Plaza→