Palabra @ The Cheech is a series that celebrates the wonderful tradition of floricanto, poesía, and the spoken word. Join us for this new open mic poetry series co-hosted by Donato Martinez, featuring poets Karla Cordero, Amanda Jade, Gaby Ramos, and Sandy Shakes. Doors open at 6pm. Hosted By Donato Martinez was born in in […]
Learn how to acquire a Riverside County Arts and Culture Exploration Passport! Discover Riverside County by obtaining an exploration pass from any Riverside County Library System branch or designated participating locations. Each spot is a distinctive treasure, and upon exploring your chosen destination, your passport will be stamped to commemorate the experience. Additionally, certain locations […]
Join us on the first Thursday of every month from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. for the Riverside ArtsWalk, a vibrant community event that celebrates the diversity of arts and culture in Riverside and the Inland Empire. We offer free admission at both Riverside Art Museum (Julia Morgan Building) and The Cheech Marin Center for Chicano […]
Anticipating their exhibition Eclipse: What’s Your Perspective? at the Riverside Art Museum, Malik and Jonathan have much to reflect on. Their love for the city of San Bernardino led them to build a space of necessity, perseverance, and not taking no for an answer in the form of a photography studio @eclipsespaces Jonathan: “We found […]
Join us for the opening reception of Hecho en Park Ave. Riverside’s historic eastside neighborhood houses generations of families who migrated to this region in hopes to establish roots and legacy. As time passes and the surrounding area changes, the same journey of a combined betterment continues for many folx who move to this eastside barrio. The […]
Join UCR Gluck Fellows in the Olds Classroom for an engaging collaging activity! Participants will produce collage/dada poetry from the words and images cut from magazines. The prompt is to follow their intuition and discover the poet within them.
As part of Free Sundays, Riverside Art Museum (Julia Morgan Building) and The Cheech Marin Center for Chicano Art & Culture are both free and open to the public from 12 to 5 p.m. No tickets are necessary.
This workshop begins by explaining the meaning and origins of the "Calavera" or skull. Attendees will then be guided on how to paint their masks. Those willing can choose to share photos of their masks, or photos of themselves wearing their masks, to be posted on the GLUCK and Cheech Museum's social media platforms.
