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Saturday March 7th at The Hideaway in Riverside! Live Rock en Español covers by C4! Plus dj spinning Latin pop, cumbia & more!
Join us Saturday March 7th for Noche De Rock en Espanol y 80s!
Live performance by C4!
Performing classics from Mana, Caifanes & Heroes Del Silencio & more!🔥
Plus Dj Pepper spinning 80s, latin pop, cumbia & more!
21 & Over event * Doors at 9pm * limited $10 presale / $15 door
The Hideaway - 3660 Mission Inn Ave Riverside Ca
Enjoy a great breakfast, a special performance by Mariachi Juvenil de Riverside, an entertaining live auction, a silent auction, and camaraderie all to benefit local community programs, scholarships, educational programs, cultural events and Latino Network leadership programs, including the HOPE Leadership Institution and History Day conferences, and Annual StudentLeadership Conference.
No event schedules available
Riverside, CA
2500.00
Serving the vibrant communities of San Bernardino and Riverside counties, the Consulate of Mexico in San Bernardino embodies the Government of Mexico's commitment to supporting Mexican nationals and fostering strong ties with the Inland Empire. This governmental institution has established itself as an essential resource for the diverse Mexican community throughout the region, offering critical services that connect people to their home country and government resources. The consulate's presence in San Bernardino reflects the significant Mexican heritage and population in the Inland Empire, demonstrating the government's dedication to serving its citizens wherever they reside. By maintaining an active consulate office in San Bernardino, the Government of Mexico ensures that community members have direct access to governmental support and services without needing to travel long distances. The office represents more than just administrative functions; it symbolizes the enduring relationship between Mexico and the San Bernardino area, honoring the cultural and familial connections that bind the community together. Through its work in the Inland Empire, the consulate continues to strengthen bonds between Mexican nationals and their government, providing essential support for those maintaining ties to their homeland while building lives in California.
Serving the San Diego, CA community and surrounding areas, the National Association of Hispanic Real Estate Professionals SoCal Inland Empire Chapter stands as The Voice for Hispanic Real Estate®. This organization is deeply committed to championing homeownership opportunities for the Hispanic community while fostering a supportive environment for real estate professionals. The chapter's mission extends beyond individual success to include meaningful community outreach initiatives that strengthen neighborhoods and expand access to homeownership for underrepresented populations. Through the dedication of its board of directors, active members, and generous sponsors, the chapter creates a vibrant ecosystem where professionals can connect, learn, and grow together. The organization recognizes that success in real estate is built on relationships, community trust, and shared values. By joining this chapter in the San Diego region, members become part of a movement dedicated to transforming the real estate industry while making a lasting impact on Hispanic communities seeking to achieve their homeownership dreams.
Rooted in the Riverside, California community, the Hispanic Bar Association of the Inland Empire (HBAIE) operates as a family-oriented organization dedicated to uplifting and celebrating the Hispanic legal community. As a 501(c)(6) nonprofit with a 501(c)(3) foundation, HBAIE cultivates and champions the education and recruitment of Hispanic attorneys while fostering their professional growth through ongoing mentorship and community connection. The organization's mission centers on empowering Hispanic legal professionals through advocacy, education, and professional development initiatives that enhance diversity within the legal profession. HBAIE recognizes the importance of community engagement and cultural celebration, regularly hosting events that bring together attorneys, businesses, and community members throughout the Inland Empire region. By emphasizing mentorship and networking as core values, HBAIE creates an inclusive environment where Hispanic attorneys can build meaningful relationships, share knowledge, and advance their careers collectively. The association's commitment extends beyond professional development to include direct service to underserved populations, ensuring equitable access to justice regardless of background or economic status. Through its scholarship programs, community outreach, and inclusive networking opportunities, HBAIE demonstrates that professional success and community service are interconnected. The organization welcomes attorneys at all career stages, from those considering law as a profession to established practitioners seeking deeper community involvement and peer support.
