Local-history collection in a neoclassical former library featuring artifacts, programs & a shop.
Category: Museums
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Palm Springs Art Museum
Desert art museum with European & Native American works, plus a theater, outdoor space & cafe.
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Museum of Riverside
Museum dedicated to the history, culture & nature of the region, including 2 landmark homes.
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Riverside Heritage House
Museum in a grand Victorian residence with period furnishings & decor, plus landscaped gardens.
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Civil Rights Institute Inland Southern California
The Civil Rights Institute Inland Southern California stands as a powerful testament to the struggle and triumph of the civil rights movement in the region. Through compelling exhibits and artifacts, visitors can delve into the history of racial injustice and the courageous individuals who fought for equality. This poignant museum offers a unique opportunity to learn about the local impact of this pivotal period in American history and reflect on its enduring legacy.
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Riverside Museum Associates
Riverside Museum Associates is a non-profit organization dedicated to preserving and showcasing the rich history of Riverside, California. Through engaging exhibits and educational programs, they aim to inspire visitors of all ages to learn about the city’s past, its diverse communities, and its contributions to art, culture, and industry.
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Riverside Art Museum
Exhibition space that features art classes, workshops, lectures & a museum store selling local art.
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Mission Inn Museum
Exhibits of local history & art in a National Historic Landmark hotel in Mission Revival style.
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The Cheech Marin Center for Chicano Art & Culture of the Riverside Art Museum
The Cheech Marin Center for Chicano Art & Culture of the Riverside Art Museum offers a unique and vibrant exploration of Chicano art and culture. Through its impressive collection of works spanning various mediums, the center celebrates the rich history, traditions, and contemporary expressions of this influential artistic movement. Visitors can immerse themselves in thought-provoking exhibitions, engaging educational programs, and a dynamic space that fosters understanding and appreciation for Chicano artistry.