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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
Saturday, 07, 21.00 -
Sunday, 08, 02.00
Riverside,
CA
_$25
Join us for the Inland Empire Black Worker Center’s (IEBWC) Art Exhibit & Competition: “The Work We Do, The Lives We Live” — a celebration of the creativity, labor, and lived experiences of Black workers across the Inland Empire.
This community-centered exhibition showcases artwork from local Black artists exploring themes of work, rest, joy, and resilience.
✨ Here’s what to expect:
A vibrant showcase of art by Inland Empire creatives
Community voting for your favorite pieces — we want YOU to help choose the winners!
Light refreshments and opportunities to connect with artists and community members
💰 Prizes:
🥇 1st Place – $500 + Solo Exhibit at IEBWC
🥈 2nd Place – $200
🥉 3rd Place – $100
This event is free and open to the public — come celebrate art, culture, and community power!
🎨 Artist Submissions:
IEBWC members are invited to submit up to 2 original pieces for consideration. Not a member yet? Join today visit www.iebwc.org/membership — your membership supports local Black Workers and includes access to this and future opportunities.
Come celebrate art, culture, and community power with us !
Friday, 20, 17.00 -
Friday, 20, 20.00
San Bernardino,
CA
_$25
The founding members of the Pomona area chapter of Jack and Jill of America, Inc. were Gloria White, from the Chicago North Shore Chapter, and Janice Dawsey from the Pasadena Chapter. Realizing the potential growth in the Pomona Valley area, other mothers joined them in January of 1980 and with the help of supporting members from adjacent Jack and Jill chapters, this small group persevered in the journey to achieve chapter status. The first family activity was a picnic held in June of 1980 and was the first activity involving fathers and children. Members attended Jack and Jill functions up to acceptance as a provisional chapter at the National Convention in Chicago in July of 1982. On February 19, 1983, the San Gabriel Valley Chapter was chartered.
Due to the growth in the valley, and the establishment of the West Covina Chapter and the Inland Empire Chapter, the San Gabriel Valley chapter was renamed the Pomona Area Chapter.
Through fundraising projects, members support the National Foundation and contribute time and money to local non-profit service organizations. Past recipients include Pomona Unified School District, Pomona Council of Churches, WINGS, NAACP, The Human Race, the YWCA, the Leroy Boys home, The House of Ruth and Project Sister. The Pomona Area Chapter also founded the Pomona Area Saturday Academy, which was funded by a grant from the Jack and Jill of America Foundation. The project enjoyed several years of success with the aid of such groups as Dad’s Forum, other Jack and Jill Chapters, and the dedication of committed members of the Pomona Area Chapter.
The Pomona Area is part of the Far West Region, which has 25 chapters throughout the states of Arizona, California, Nevada, Oregon, Washington, and Alaska.
