Museum of History and Art, Ontario
225 South Euclid Avenue
Ontario, CA 91762
909-395-2510
http://www.ci.ontario.ca.us/index.cfm/1605
Thurs-Sun 12p-4p
Free
The purpose of the Museum of History and Art, Ontario is to promote knowledge and understanding of the history, art, and cultural traditions of the greater Ontario area in a broad context.
The Museum will serve and enrich the community by collecting, preserving, and interpreting the history of Ontario and its region through exhibitions, educational programs, lectures, publications and other community events.
The Museum collects objects from the California Native American period to the present day.
Special exhibits include static and interactive displays, as well as special musical performances.
Permanent Exhibits: There are two interpretive exhibits within the south wing that focus on local and regional history:
- Road Ways
- Gem of the Foothills
Examine the history of Ontario and its neighboring communities including its citrus and vineyard heritage, local roads and highways such as Euclid Avenue and Route 66, local businesses and community groups.
Contact the museum for its latest information.
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Riverside International Automotive Museum, Riverside
Riverside International Automotive Museum
851 Marlborough Ave, #200
Riverside, CA 92507
951-369-6966
http://www.riversideinternational.org
Mon-Sat: 10a-4p
Suggested admission: $5, donations welcome
Whether it was hot rodding, drag racing, or sports car racing, California has played a critical role in the development of the automotive sports, design and culture, from the outset through today. And that in turn shaped California's culture. Preserving and presenting this reciprocal relationship is the goal of the museum.
The museum features a number of racecars, race posters, programs, photos, and video and audio recordings. They also have an extensive collection of exotic and rare cars on display.
They host a number of special events featuring certain race teams, tracks, drivers, and marques. Their Legends of Riverside film festival is also a treat.
Contact the museum for its latest information.
851 Marlborough Ave, #200
Riverside, CA 92507
951-369-6966
http://www.riversideinternational.org
Mon-Sat: 10a-4p
Suggested admission: $5, donations welcome
Whether it was hot rodding, drag racing, or sports car racing, California has played a critical role in the development of the automotive sports, design and culture, from the outset through today. And that in turn shaped California's culture. Preserving and presenting this reciprocal relationship is the goal of the museum.
The museum features a number of racecars, race posters, programs, photos, and video and audio recordings. They also have an extensive collection of exotic and rare cars on display.
They host a number of special events featuring certain race teams, tracks, drivers, and marques. Their Legends of Riverside film festival is also a treat.
Contact the museum for its latest information.
Fender Museum, Corona
Fender Museum of Music and the Arts
365 N. Main St
Corona, CA 92880
951-735-2440
http://www.fendermuseum.com/
Weds-Sat: 11a-4p
Closed on major holidays.
Adults $10
Student/Senior $8
Children <12 Free with each paid adult
All proceeds benefit the Kids Rock Free music education program. 600 children each week, between the ages of 7-17, receive free and low-cost music instruction in Piano, Guitar, Drums, Bass, Voice, and Combo-band.
Around every corner, walls of Fender amplifiers await your eyes, and literally dozens of guitars. Famous visitors and donors of the museum and Fender Center for the Performing Arts are often found viewing the exhibits. Tribute exhibits to Steve Miller and Paul Rodgers are featured.
Also don't miss the Center's Johnny Cash: An American Icon exhibit featuring original instruments, stage clothing, awards, and memorabilia owned and worn by the legendary entertainer. Included are props used from the biopic Walk the Line.
Contact the Museum or Center for its latest information.
365 N. Main St
Corona, CA 92880
951-735-2440
http://www.fendermuseum.com/
Weds-Sat: 11a-4p
Closed on major holidays.
Adults $10
Student/Senior $8
Children <12 Free with each paid adult
All proceeds benefit the Kids Rock Free music education program. 600 children each week, between the ages of 7-17, receive free and low-cost music instruction in Piano, Guitar, Drums, Bass, Voice, and Combo-band.
Around every corner, walls of Fender amplifiers await your eyes, and literally dozens of guitars. Famous visitors and donors of the museum and Fender Center for the Performing Arts are often found viewing the exhibits. Tribute exhibits to Steve Miller and Paul Rodgers are featured.
Also don't miss the Center's Johnny Cash: An American Icon exhibit featuring original instruments, stage clothing, awards, and memorabilia owned and worn by the legendary entertainer. Included are props used from the biopic Walk the Line.
Contact the Museum or Center for its latest information.
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