Events & Programs
Riverside Asian American Walking Tours - upon request
1-mile guided walking tours exploring important places and stories associated with Riverside's Asian American history. Co-sponsored by Japanese American Citizens' League and Young Oak Kim Center for Korean American Studies at UC Riverside.
12th annual Chinese New Year Banquet & Fundraiser was held on January 18, 2020 at Big Skyy Restaurant in Riverside.
Friends rang in the Year of the Rat at a festive event.
Join us in congratulating Jo-Wen Liu, Director of Inland Huaxia Choir, who was honored with SOCC's 2020 Vision Award!
Friends rang in the Year of the Rat at a festive event.
Join us in congratulating Jo-Wen Liu, Director of Inland Huaxia Choir, who was honored with SOCC's 2020 Vision Award!
Photos in slideshow courtesy of James Koga, Dean Koga, Lisa Henry, and Save Our Chinatown Committee
Chinatown Neighborhood Clean-Up - Six times a year
In partnership with Keep Riverside Clean & Beautiful, sponsored by the City of Riverside's Public Works and the Greater Riverside Chambers of Commerce.
Supplies provided. Check-in at the corner of Brockton & Tequesquite Avenues, Riverside, CA. Persons 14 and under must be accompanied by an adult volunteer. Please wear closed-toe shoes (no sandals or flip-flops).
Chong Yang - Fall
Also known as Double Ninth Festival, Chong Yang is a traditional Chinese holiday and Taoist festival focused on good health and long life. This Fall festival is an opportunity to get outside and enjoy the weather, while caring for and appreciating our elders. The inaugural event in 2016 was held at the home of Richard and Jane Block.
Also known as Double Ninth Festival, Chong Yang is a traditional Chinese holiday and Taoist festival focused on good health and long life. This Fall festival is an opportunity to get outside and enjoy the weather, while caring for and appreciating our elders. The inaugural event in 2016 was held at the home of Richard and Jane Block.