Inland Empire Magazine

It’s true! Next Thursday, Debbie Praver and Barry Neal are going to kickstart the reopening of the Yucaipa Performing Arts Center!! Join us for a safe, social distanced, indoor comedy show, 18+. Tickets are $25 and can be purchased online at Ticketmaster.com See you next week!!

We want to recognize your perseverance and accomplishments. Share your celebratory photos and words for our 2021 Graduate Recognition Reels featured on the JHBC... website as well as our Instagram and Facebook pages. Tag us @jhbcimpact and use #jhbcimpact on any shoutouts and we’ll echo the cheer. SUBMISSION- http://bit.ly/JHBC2021GRADS #JHBCImpact #jhbcyotes #csusb #jhbc #jhbcgrads #jhbcbusinessstudents #jhbcpublicadministration #coyote4life #csusbmba

Giving Day is tomorrow! We invite you to support our students with their most critical needs, or give directly to what matters most to you at Redlands! Be sure ...to go ALL IN with your gift to Redlands on April 8, and help Redlands return to what we do best. Want to get involved? You can sign up to be an influencer today! givingday.redlands.edu What will you go All In for? #URallin See more

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At the @University of Redlands School of Business, you will experience personal and professional growth designed to prepare you for business in a changing world. We develop critical thinkers and purposeful leaders through graduate programs in business, leadership, and analytics. Learn more: https://rb.gy/hsx3ue

As a provider of an essential, healthcare related service, LifeStream Blood Bank is open and the blood supply is LOW. Can patients count on you to donate blood? Receive a long-sleeved Count on Me! T-shirt when you give blood at a LifeStream donor center or mobile drive. For full details and to schedule an appointment, visit LStream.org/CountOnMe.

TALES OF THE OLD WEST From Norco, known as HORSETOWN U. S . A . , to ranches and vineyards scattered throughout Riverside and San Bernardino counties, the Inland Empire offers many ways to embrace the Western lifestyle. Read the full story in our January issue out today! https://inlandempiremagazine.com/shop/

URGENT: There is a critically LOW blood supply and patients need YOUR help. Help SAVE lives and donate blood TODAY! To schedule an appointment, call 800-879-4484, visit LStream.org or download the LifeStream mobile app.

ITALIAN-STYLE VILLA Inspired by the owner’s family home in Sicily, this 9,525-square-foot custom home in Upland includes Romanesque architectural details, six bedrooms and 8.5 baths. Located on more than an acre, the Italian style villa features Venetian plaster and mosaic inlays in the stone flooring, as well as an alabaster chandelier and crown molding. Arched doorways, indirect lighting and barrel ceilings add to the Mediterranean feel, while the state-of-the-art gourmet k...itchen provides every amenity desired for entertaining. In addition to Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances, the kitchen includes a pizza oven for casual gatherings. The Zoom room is the perfect place for meetings, and the library/office provides a secondary workspace. A home gym allows for quick access to workouts. Outside, a professional kitchen, infinity pool, cabana and fireplace invite you to relax. The home is offered for $4,410,000 by Laura Dandoy, RE/MAX Resources, 101 N. Indian Hill Blvd., Suite C1-208, Claremont; (909) 398-1810, (909) 228-4383, LauraDandoy.com See more

Today we unite in a worldwide celebration of generosity - https://mailchi.mp/inlandem/inland-empire-newsletter-229918

D R A M AT I C F L A I R Often overlooked as a utilitarian space, a bathroom or bath suite can be so much more. These private spaces can be just as expressive as other areas in your home. In this bath, Riobel fixtures add the finishing touch to the free-standing tub, while lighting and rich fall colors give the room a dramatic look. But contrasting light and dark elements are not just for the bath. Other rooms of the home can benefit from a splash of colorful paint and natural elements, like wood floors and accents, as shown in the living room on the following page. Let your creativity flow and turn every room in your home into a comforting space that reflects your personal style.

10 GREAT THINGS TO DO Yes, there are still places to go and things to do, in person or online. Read more about it in our January issue. https://indd.adobe.com//ea0d1541-eacd-4bb3-b22a-7a37aaf880

DESERT ESCAPE J O S H U A T R E E N AT I O N A L PA R K I S A H AV E N F O R T H O S E S E E K I N G P E A C E A N D SOLITUDE.... With 800,000 acres to explore, Joshua Tree National Park offers respite from a noisy world. Established in 1936 and expanded in 1994 as part of the Desert Protection Bill, Joshua Tree is a transition area between the Colorado and Mojave Deserts and ranges in elevation from 536 feet to 5,814 feet. It is home to more than 800 higher plant species, 57 mammal species, and more than 250 types of birds. In addition, the park protects more than 700 archaeological sites, 88 historic structures, and 19 cultural landscapes. But mostly, Joshua Tree is a unique destination that is largely untouched by humans. In fact, if you visit, be prepared. Cell phone reception is spotty or unavailable in many areas of the park. Water sources are limited and the terrain is rugged. Wear sturdy shoes, watch where you step, and leave the wildlife alone. While summer brings scorching temperatures, fall is more pleasant, but nights can get chilly, so dress accordingly. Entrance fee to the park is $30 for a 7-day vehicle permit, admitting the passengers of a single, non-commercial vehicle on the day of purchase and for the next six days. Permits are available at park entrances and visitor centers. For a full list of fees, activities, safety precautions and more, see https://www.nps.gov/ jotr/index.htm or call (760) 367-5500.

National Popcorn Poppin’ Month Popcorn lovers rejoice: October is National Popcorn Poppin’ Month, a seasonal celebration of one of America’s most beloved snack foods. Whether stovetop, microwave or ready-to-eat, we consume 15 billion quarts each year of this wholesome grain. And more time at home means more time to try out new creative recipes and have them perfected in time for Halloween. For seasonal snack recipes and Halloween tips, see popcorn.org

University of Redlands to present reimagined Feast of Lights The University of Redlands Feast of Lights the annual celebration of the birth of Jesus through spoken word, tableaux, song and instrumental composition is a University tradition that in 2020 will be presented untraditionally. This year, the event will be presented in a virtual format, featuring a mix of performances by students, faculty and alumni, culminating in a performance of Silent Night by past participants. The virtual performance will be available for purchase and viewing on Vimeo from Dec. 4-31. Visit redlands.edu/feastoflights, call (909) 748-8116, or email [email protected].

Every fall we invite you to nominate your favorite destinations for dining, entertainment, shopping, services and more. Because of how challenging this year has been, we hope you will join with us in giving a shout-out to the people and places that deserve our support. https://inlandempiremagazine.com/readers-response/ #thebestoftheie #inlandempiremagazine #thebestoftheinlandempire

Fall Online Plant Sale UCR Botanic Gardens will be holding a Fall Online Plant Sale on October 24-25 (midnight-midnight), with in-person pickup at the Gardens entrance on November 5 and 6. The plant list will be available on the UCR Botanic Gardens website prior to the sale and will include hundreds of different species including house and patio plants, shrubs, herbaceous plants, trees, vines, cacti, succulents, and California native plants. Now that the weather is cooling down, you may want to spruce up your patio to enjoy the cooler weather outdoors this fall. gardens.ucr.edu

Wingz takes off at Ontario International Airport Passengers now have another convenient option to reach Ontario International Airport (ONT) with the addition of ride-app Wingz to the airport’s ground transportation program. Ontario airport officials permitted the new service, authorizing Wingz drivers to provide curbside service for departing and arriving passengers at both ONT terminals. https://inlandempiremagazine.com/wingz-takes-off-at-ontari/

Modernism Week Fall Preview Online Experience Current events dictate that the crowds that usually swarm swank Modernism Week Preview events in Palm Springs must enjoy their martinis at home this year. The annual October event, launched several years ago as a sneak peek at February’s annual Modernism Week, has grown to be a lively celebration of architecture, art, design, style and culture. The Frank Sinatra home (pictured) is a popular attraction of Modernism Week. Organizers have scheduled virtual home tours and other events that will be educational, engaging and entertaining, according to CEO J. Chris Mobley. Streaming begins Oct. 15 and concludes Oct. 31. www.modernismweek.com

Blood donations have declined and patients can’t wait, they need blood NOW. Donate blood TODAY! Plus, to discover plasma donors able to help COVID-19 patients, all successful donations are tested for COVID-19 antibodies to determine eligibility. Call 800-879-4484, visit LStream.org or download the LifeStream mobile app! Appointments recommended, walk-ins welcome.

CSUSB launches School of Entrepreneurship first in California With the start of the 2020 fall semester, California State University, San Bernardino (CSUSB) will launch the School of Entrepreneurship, the first of its kind in California. The unique program, one of less than 15 existing worldwide, will boost the university’s already highly successful entrepreneurship program. https://inlandempiremagazine.com/school-of-entrepreneurship/

Landscape architect-artist Walter Hood to design December 2 Memorial World-renowned landscape architect and artist Walter Hood will design and construct the December 2 Memorial to honor the 14 lives taken during the December 2, 2015 terrorist attack in San Bernardino, the survivors of the attack and the heroic actions of the first responders. The Memorial will be located at the County Government Center campus, 385 N. Arrowhead Ave., San Bernardino. A groundbreaking ceremony will be held at the site on the 5-year anniversary of the attack, Dec. 2, 2020. https://inlandempiremagazine.com/landscape-architect-artis/

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ARMC continues to offer convenient Drive-Through testing for coronavirus (COVID-19), and encourages San Bernardino County residents to make an appointment for a free test. For an appointment, call (855) 422-8029. #ARMC #TeamARMC #COVID19 #COVIDTesting #DriveThroughTesting

In these days of COVID-19 and the new era of masks, what could be more important than to smize (smiling with your eyes)? Smiling/smizing can transform your enti...re outlook. Watch our FREE online class on September 28th at 1 PM to learn about the 5 ways in which smiling leads to feelings of happiness and better health. Register at https://bit.ly/3kMrRRY See more

To celebrate Small Business Week, our newest blog post highlights an important first step in launching your own company, writing a successful business plan. Learn more: https://www.banksocal.com/business-plan/