Welcome back, summer concert series lovers! Here's who is playing at Temecula's favorite outdoor venue this summer.
Celebrating its 39th year, this weekend's festival takes place at Lake Skinner.
Bring the kids and enjoy the circus in Temecula in April as "The Big One Is Back!"
Temecula officials are seeking artists to bring their visions to reality on 16 selected utility boxes in Old Town.
One of the largest Native American film festivals in the country will take place April 2-3.
A member of the Cahuilla Band of Indians, Gerald Clarke is also a professor of ethnic studies at UC Riverside.
After 4 sold-out showings the youth cast of the 80s era "Footloose!" gave final bows to the full auditorium. "Beauty and the Beast" follows.
Disneyland Resort is sprinkling some Pixie Dust on the Magic Key Terrace, an indoor/outdoor resting spot inside Disney California Adventure.
The exhibit is created by local artists and will open Feb. 25.
The mural is on display at Temecula's Sam Hicks Monument Park (28300 Mercedes Street) as part of the Student Art Mural Project.
The exhibit features artwork from some of the many Anime fans in the Temecula Valley who are captivated by the stories.
The $940,865.64 slot machine win was with a $10 bet, according to Pechanga officials.
Two grape drops will take place this year in downtown Temecula to celebrate the arrival of 2022.
You can't win if you don't play. Here's who won the biggest prizes in the Inland Empire this year.
"Temecula Presents’ 2021-2022 Classical Series" will feature class acts of long-time favorites and brand new friends.
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The new mural in Sam Hicks Monument Park was created by Pechanga Chámmakilawish School students.
Backhausdance returns to launch Temecula Theater's 17th Dance Series on Nov. 20.
The theme park announced a ticket price increase Monday, and driving to the Anaheim destination will cause pain at the pump.
On Tuesday, the city approved a $10,000 sponsorship for Horsewomen of Temecula Wine Country and Temecula Valley Horsemen’s Association.
This temporary public art piece celebrates National Hispanic Heritage Month and will be unveiled on October 12.
Be sure to check out the Temecula Valley Museum for additional fangtastic fun.
The 10th anniversary conference is titled "Human Being, Being Human" and will feature six speakers talking about "ideas worth spreading."
Break out the pom poms, dust off what little creativity you may have, and create a disasterpiece!
In addition to the Temecula winner, a ticket sold near Redlands on Saturday was worth $14 million.
This original, creative performance brings hope, healing, and connection to those affected by the global pandemic.
The new travelling exhibit will be displayed at the Temecula Valley Museum from Aug. 29, 2021 through Oct. 24, 2021.
"Songs For Hope" is set for Sept. 23.
Art Off The Walls begins Friday, Aug. 6, 2021 from 5 to 8 p.m. at The Lot on Main in Old Town Temecula next to The Merc.
Tickets are on sale now online at TemeculaTheater.org.
Celebrate culture with us with the Second Saturday program!
Sales opened at 10 a.m. Friday.
The temporary public art piece celebrates the 245th Anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence.
"I’m thrilled I was selected to be a part of this project,” said Temecula's Kevin David Anderson of his inclusion in the Ramones anthology.
On Saturday, July 3, patrons will once again be welcomed after more than a year.
The performance is called "[title of show]" and is a love letter to musical theater.
The show will be visible from many vantage points across south Temecula, according to Pechanga.
"CA will now allow to-go cocktails and outdoor dining expansions to stay after we fully reopen on June 15th," Gov. Gavin Newsom tweeted.
The Summer Concert Series kicks off June 10 at the Temecula Amphitheater.