Latest Events in Riverside County(February Updated)

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BNP Paribas Open 2026 | Indian Wells Tennis Garden

Mar 1–Mar 15, 2026 (UTC-8)

Indian Wells

Sports & Fitness

Cardi B - Little Miss Drama Tour 2026 (Palm Desert) | Acrisure Arena at Greater Palm Springs

Feb 11, 2026 (UTC-7)

Palm Desert

Concerts

The highly anticipated Cardi B - Little Miss Drama Tour is set to electrify Palm Desert on February 11, 2026, at the Acrisure Arena at Greater Palm Springs. Located at 75702 Varner Rd., Palm Desert, CA, this event promises an unforgettable evening of dynamic performances and unparalleled entertainment. Cardi B, known for her chart-topping hits and vibrant stage presence, will captivate the audience with her unique blend of hip-hop and rap. The Acrisure Arena, renowned for its state-of-the-art facilities and exceptional acoustics, provides the perfect backdrop for this spectacular tour stop. Fans can expect a night filled with high-energy music, stunning visuals, and the undeniable charisma of Cardi B. The Cardi B - Little Miss Drama Tour is more than just a concert; it's an experience that will leave a lasting impression on all who attend. Don't miss the chance to witness this extraordinary event in the heart of Palm Desert.

12th Annual Vintage Trailer & Car Show 2026 | Golden Village Palms RV Resort

Apr 18, 2026 (UTC-8)

Hemet

Cultural Experiences

Information Source: Golden Village Palms | eventbrite

Lost in the Wilderness Ansel Adams in the 1960s | UCR ARTS

Jan 2, 2025–May 17, 2026 (UTC-8)

Riverside

Exhibitions

Ansel Adams lost his way. The great American photographer stood at the summit of his life, renowned, celebrated. Then came the 1960s: the civil rights movement, the counterculture, free love, psychedelics, assassinations, Vietnam War protests, marches, and chaos. Even more traumatically for the country’s preeminent photographer, photography itself changed beneath him. The new generation of 1960s photographers didn’t give a damn about rocks and trees. They rejected the pieties of tradition and the shackles of Adams’ “Zone System.” Photo historian Jonathan Green: “The obsessions of sixties photography were ruthless: alienation, deformity, sterility, insanity, sexuality, bestial and mechanical violence, and obscenity.”

Cheech Collects IV | The Cheech Marin Center for Chicano Art & Culture of the Riverside Art Museum

Jun 7, 2025–May 3, 2026 (UTC-8)

Riverside

Exhibitions

In this fourth iteration of Cheech Collects, the exhibition showcases more works from Cheech Marin’s landmark gift to the Riverside Art Museum’s permanent collection, with a focus on pastels and recent acquisitions to The Cheech Center Collection. New additions by Carlos Almaraz, Jaime Guerrero, and Narsiso Martínez are among those joining over 100 pieces by 40+ artists on view.

Fariba Hajamadi. History is in the Caption | UCR ARTS

Jun 28, 2025–Mar 22, 2026 (UTC-8)

Riverside

Exhibitions

What roles have sites of cultural display played in reinforcing geopolitical power? How do the stories told through traditional museum collections uphold imperial frameworks—and what happens when those narratives are reimagined? Fariba Hajamadi mines the visual language of cultural institutions through meticulously constructed images that create otherworldly effects and unlikely juxtapositions: a blood-red pool of liquid reflects and distorts the intricate patterns of a centuries-old ornamental tapestry; a mirrored, inverted view—resembling a photographic negative—appears impossibly through twin doorways of the Hagia Sophia. In addition to these tableaux rendered on canvas and lustrous satin, Fariba Hajamadi: History is in the Caption also includes an installation featuring a wallpaper design that draws on the aesthetic traditions of Toile de Jouy, reimagined as a contemporary storytelling device. Enveloping the viewer in a layered narrative that blends myth and history, Hajamadi's pattern depicts scenes from pivotal moments in Iranian history interwoven with fantastical creatures.

The Ten Tenors Palm Desert Concert Tour 2026｜February 11 | McCallum Theatre

Feb 11, 2026 (UTC-8)

Palm Desert

Concerts

The Ten Tenors Palm Desert promises an unforgettable evening of vocal brilliance at the McCallum Theatre in Palm Desert. On February 11, 2026, at 7:00 PM, this world-renowned ensemble will captivate the audience with their extraordinary harmonies and dynamic stage presence. With a ticket price of $105, attendees will experience a performance that blends classical and contemporary music, showcasing the versatility and talent of these ten exceptional vocalists. Located at 73000 Fred Waring Dr, Palm Desert, CA, the McCallum Theatre provides an intimate setting that enhances the acoustic experience, ensuring every note resonates with clarity and emotion. The Ten Tenors Palm Desert event is set to be a highlight of the cultural calendar, drawing music enthusiasts from near and far to witness a show that has garnered international acclaim. This performance is not just a concert; it is a celebration of vocal artistry that promises to leave a lasting impression on all who attend.

Dr. George Charity Car Show 2026 | Indian Wells Tennis Garden

Feb 14, 2026 (UTC-8)

Indian Wells

Cultural Experiences

Information Source: Palm Springs Cruisin Association | eventbrite

The Art and Design of Howard Smith | Palm Springs Art Museum

May 10, 2025–Feb 23, 2026 (UTC-8)

Palm Springs

Exhibitions

Palm Springs Art Museum, in collaboration with Espoo Museum of Modern Art, will showcase the work of Howard Smith for the first time in the United States since the 1980s.Smith (1928-2021) was an artist from New Jersey whose textiles and ceramics were produced by some of Scandinavia’s biggest design firms during the heyday of post-war modernism. One of the few Black artists of his generation to successfully collaborate with industry, he brought exuberant color to curtain design and decorated his ceramics with a unique pictorial language that fused abstract forms with African symbols.

Lenard Smith: Fortuitous Encounters | UCR ARTS

Jan 24–Jul 26, 2026 (UTC-8)

Riverside

Exhibitions

UCR ARTS: California Museum of Photography is pleased to announce the first ever solo museum presentation of Lenard Smith. Smith is a Ghanaian-American studio-based photographer whose work often depicts still life tableaux. His photographs take inspiration from other artistic media including sculpture and architecture, in particular African Brutalist structures. The contents of his assemblages range from photographic equipment and theory, to found objects and detritus, to signifiers of Black identity and culture. Smith situates himself within the lineage of the “ragpicker” in his pursuit of creating unusual yet productive juxtapositions between found objects. Smith’s depiction of common objects is highly legible, personal, and interwoven with social identity. Employing a commercial aesthetic, his pictures simultaneously manifest in formalist estrangement from these otherwise familiar objects.