Redlands Symphony celebrates Mozart's Vienna with guest conductor and award-winning soprano
The January 18 concert features Mozart's iconic Symphony No. 40, arias by Puccini and Dvořák, and a special solo performance by soprano Alexandra Muyshondt, winner of the University of Redlands' Concerto Competition.
Una Corda String Quartet to perform at Spinet music program, Tuesday
Redlands-based quartet will present works by Mendelssohn and Florence Price at Trinity Episcopal Church on Jan. 21. Spring programs to feature a range of talented musicians and ensembles.
Lincoln Shrine to celebrate 93 years with boy scout pilgrimage and open house
Redlands event honors Abraham Lincoln’s legacy with Civil War reenactments, family-friendly activities, and a tribute to local history.
Kohl’s in Redlands spared in round of store closures
Fulfillment center is San Bernardino set to close at end of this lease this year
REP distributes $72K in grants to local schools
Judson & Brown Elementary’s garden comes back to life with the help of a $500 Redlands Educational Partnership grant, fostering collaboration and honoring a beloved teacher’s legacy.
Prepare for the worst: Learn how to face disasters head-on
University of Redlands professor Hillary Jenkins joins ANCA’s monthly program to explore the science behind intensifying disasters and introduce a neighborhood-based plan to boost community resilience.
Redlands rings in the New Year with family-friendly celebrations
Thousands gathered on Citrus Avenue for the annual New Year’s Eve Orange Drop, while many enjoyed an earlier Beach Ball Drop timed with London’s midnight.
Redlands to ring in the New Year with Orange Drop celebration
The free, family-friend event runs from 6-9 p.m. on Dec. 31 in Downtown Redlands
Menorah lighting brings Hanukkah joy to Downtown Redlands
Community gathers for menorah lighting, blessings, and shared traditions in downtown Redlands
Tim Evans, Founder of The Unforgettables Foundation, to retire after 25 years of supporting grieving families
Evans, who launched the Redlands-based nonprofit to assist families with funeral costs, will step down in July 2025. His successor, Lori Delgado-Matich O’Connor, is poised to continue his legacy of compassion and community service.
City Hall, administrative offices to close for holiday season
Reduced hours to community centers, library and more
Therapy dogs bring comfort and smiles to Redlands students
Inland Empire Therapy Dogs visit McKinley Elementary, offering affection and stress relief to students. Learn how these furry friends make a difference and how you can volunteer with the program.