March 6, 2016

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GATEWAY TO MEMOIR II WITH MINDA REVES

12:30 pm – 2:00 pm
March 6, 2016

TBA

Location: Riverside Public Library in the Quiet Room

First Sundays Storytelling at RAM with Karen Rae Kraut and Jay De Angelo

2:00 pm – 2:30 pm
March 6, 2016

Karen Rae Kraut and musician extraordinaire Jay De Angelo perform the Kamishibai (paper theatre) story "Urashima Taro." This ancient story has been popular in Japan for more than 1,500 years. You'll also be treated to Karen's critically acclaimed rendition of "He's in the Deep Sea Now," which has caused some audience members to be irresistibly drawn up onto the stage.

Riverside Art Museum
The Riverside Art Museum is located at 3425 Mission Inn Avenue in
downtown Riverside.

Events in March 2016

S	M	T	W	T	F	S
		1 5:30 pm: CWW WITH ANDREA FINGERSON IN SAN BERNARDINO 5:30 pm – 7:30 pm March 1, 2016 Join the Inlandia Institute for an inspiring and productive 10 week series of writing workshops. Open to all levels, all genres. Workshops are free and open to the public but registration is required. Workshops capped with seats reserved based on date of receipt of registration (first come, first served) so please inquire. A suggested donation of $25 for each 10 week session is appreciated and goes to support Inlandia's workshops program. More	2 6:30 pm: CWW WITH CHARLOTTE DAVIDSON IN ONTARIO 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm March 2, 2016 Join the Inlandia Institute for an inspiring and productive 10 week series of writing workshops. Open to all levels, all genres. Workshops are free and open to the public but registration is required. Workshops capped with seats reserved based on date of receipt of registration (first come, first served) so please inquire. A suggested donation of $25 for each 10 week session is appreciated and goes to support Inlandia's workshops program. More	3 7:00 pm: ARTS WALK: THOMAS DE LA CAL 7:00 pm March 3, 2016 On Thursday March 3, 2016, at 7 pm, please join the Inlandia Institute as we welcome Thomas de la Cal as he presents for his memoir, Spanish Son, de la Cal's homage to Spain: first seen through the eyes of an impressionable American boy living under the iron grip of Franco, later as a foreign correspondent covering the euphoria of the young democracy in the 80s, and finally as a film festival agent sharing his secret watering holes with Hollywood's elite. This event is FREE and open to the public. Reading and discussion followed by light refreshments and book signing. More	4	5 1:30 pm: CWW WITH ANDREA FINGERSON IN CORONA 1:30 pm – 4:30 pm March 5, 2016 Join the Inlandia Institute for an inspiring and productive 10 week series of writing workshops. Open to all levels, all genres. Workshops are free and open to the public but registration is required. Workshops capped with seats reserved based on date of receipt of registration (first come, first served) so please inquire. A suggested donation of $25 for each 10 week session is appreciated and goes to support Inlandia's workshops program. More
6 12:30 pm: GATEWAY TO MEMOIR II WITH MINDA REVES 12:30 pm – 2:00 pm March 6, 2016 TBA Location: Riverside Public Library in the Quiet Room More 2:00 pm: First Sundays Storytelling at RAM with Karen Rae Kraut and Jay De Angelo 2:00 pm – 2:30 pm March 6, 2016 Karen Rae Kraut and musician extraordinaire Jay De Angelo perform the Kamishibai (paper theatre) story "Urashima Taro." This ancient story has been popular in Japan for more than 1,500 years. You'll also be treated to Karen's critically acclaimed rendition of "He's in the Deep Sea Now," which has caused some audience members to be irresistibly drawn up onto the stage. Riverside Art Museum The Riverside Art Museum is located at 3425 Mission Inn Avenue in downtown Riverside. More	7	8	9	10 6:30 pm: CWW WITH JO SCOTT-COE IN RIVERSIDE 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm March 10, 2016 Join the Inlandia Institute for an inspiring and productive 10 week series of writing workshops. Open to all levels, all genres. Workshops are free and open to the public but registration is required. Workshops capped with seats reserved based on date of receipt of registration (first come, first served) so please inquire. A suggested donation of $25 for each 10 week session is appreciated and goes to support Inlandia's workshops program. More	11	12
13 12:30 pm: GATEWAY TO MEMOIR II WITH MINDA REVES 12:30 pm – 2:00 pm March 13, 2016 TBA Location: Riverside Public Library in the Quiet Room More	14	15 5:30 pm: CWW WITH ANDREA FINGERSON IN SAN BERNARDINO 5:30 pm – 7:30 pm March 15, 2016 Join the Inlandia Institute for an inspiring and productive 10 week series of writing workshops. Open to all levels, all genres. Workshops are free and open to the public but registration is required. Workshops capped with seats reserved based on date of receipt of registration (first come, first served) so please inquire. A suggested donation of $25 for each 10 week session is appreciated and goes to support Inlandia's workshops program. More	16 6:30 pm: CWW WITH CHARLOTTE DAVIDSON IN ONTARIO 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm March 16, 2016 Join the Inlandia Institute for an inspiring and productive 10 week series of writing workshops. Open to all levels, all genres. Workshops are free and open to the public but registration is required. Workshops capped with seats reserved based on date of receipt of registration (first come, first served) so please inquire. A suggested donation of $25 for each 10 week session is appreciated and goes to support Inlandia's workshops program. More	17 7:00 pm: AUTHOR CONVERSATION SERIES AT THE CULVER CENTER WITH LEWIS DESOTO 7:00 pm March 17, 2016 Inlandia in conversation with photographer and essayist Lewis deSoto, author of the Heyday/Inlandia publication, EMPIRE. Join Inlandia in celebrating the release of the latest Heyday/Inlandia Imprint publication, EMPIRE. Landscapes of Transformation In this book of photographs and essays, noted visual artist Lewis deSoto explores his birthplace and ancestral Cahuilla homeland, the "marvelous and abject" landscape of Southern California's Inland Empire. Sixty intimate photos capture the paradoxes of the region's deserts, lushly manicured lawns, freeways, and inland sea. Punctuating these single-frame images are panoramas of landscapes that capture infinitudes of detail. DeSoto's captions unpack these panoramic shots, revealing their geologic, social, and cultural significance. But beyond captions, Empire marks deSoto's emergence as a nonfiction writer. Eight essays meditate on a youth spent in regions including San Bernardino, mountainous Highway 18, Rancho Cucamonga, Riverside, and Palm Springs. DeSoto's elegant prose marks these places as locales of rich history, industrialization, sharp social strata, as well as sites of deep personal transformation. Taken as a whole, this is the work of an established artist and the dawn of a new literary voice: one that both assembles, piece by piece, a picture of a specific place, and deconstructs the complexities of home. Lewis deSoto is a professor of art at San Francisco State University. His highly acclaimed work has been exhibited in solo and group shows across the country for three decades. More	18 7:00 pm: AUTHOR CONVERSATION SERIES AT THE CULVER CENTER WITH LEWIS DESOTO 7:00 pm March 17, 2016 Inlandia in conversation with photographer and essayist Lewis deSoto, author of the Heyday/Inlandia publication, EMPIRE. Join Inlandia in celebrating the release of the latest Heyday/Inlandia Imprint publication, EMPIRE. Landscapes of Transformation In this book of photographs and essays, noted visual artist Lewis deSoto explores his birthplace and ancestral Cahuilla homeland, the "marvelous and abject" landscape of Southern California's Inland Empire. Sixty intimate photos capture the paradoxes of the region's deserts, lushly manicured lawns, freeways, and inland sea. Punctuating these single-frame images are panoramas of landscapes that capture infinitudes of detail. DeSoto's captions unpack these panoramic shots, revealing their geologic, social, and cultural significance. But beyond captions, Empire marks deSoto's emergence as a nonfiction writer. Eight essays meditate on a youth spent in regions including San Bernardino, mountainous Highway 18, Rancho Cucamonga, Riverside, and Palm Springs. DeSoto's elegant prose marks these places as locales of rich history, industrialization, sharp social strata, as well as sites of deep personal transformation. Taken as a whole, this is the work of an established artist and the dawn of a new literary voice: one that both assembles, piece by piece, a picture of a specific place, and deconstructs the complexities of home. Lewis deSoto is a professor of art at San Francisco State University. His highly acclaimed work has been exhibited in solo and group shows across the country for three decades. More	19
20	21	22	23	24 6:30 pm: CWW WITH JO SCOTT-COE IN RIVERSIDE 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm March 24, 2016 Join the Inlandia Institute for an inspiring and productive 10 week series of writing workshops. Open to all levels, all genres. Workshops are free and open to the public but registration is required. Workshops capped with seats reserved based on date of receipt of registration (first come, first served) so please inquire. A suggested donation of $25 for each 10 week session is appreciated and goes to support Inlandia's workshops program. More	25	26
27	28	29	30 6:30 pm: CWW WITH CHARLOTTE DAVIDSON IN ONTARIO 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm March 30, 2016 Join the Inlandia Institute for an inspiring and productive 10 week series of writing workshops. Open to all levels, all genres. Workshops are free and open to the public but registration is required. Workshops capped with seats reserved based on date of receipt of registration (first come, first served) so please inquire. A suggested donation of $25 for each 10 week session is appreciated and goes to support Inlandia's workshops program. More	31

My Calendar

March 6, 2016

GATEWAY TO MEMOIR II WITH MINDA REVES

First Sundays Storytelling at RAM with Karen Rae Kraut and Jay De Angelo

12:30 pm: GATEWAY TO MEMOIR II WITH MINDA REVES

5:30 pm: CWW WITH ANDREA FINGERSON IN SAN BERNARDINO

6:30 pm: CWW WITH CHARLOTTE DAVIDSON IN ONTARIO

7:00 pm: ARTS WALK: THOMAS DE LA CAL

1:30 pm: CWW WITH ANDREA FINGERSON IN CORONA

12:30 pm: GATEWAY TO MEMOIR II WITH MINDA REVES

2:00 pm: First Sundays Storytelling at RAM with Karen Rae Kraut and Jay De Angelo

6:30 pm: CWW WITH JO SCOTT-COE IN RIVERSIDE

12:30 pm: GATEWAY TO MEMOIR II WITH MINDA REVES

5:30 pm: CWW WITH ANDREA FINGERSON IN SAN BERNARDINO

6:30 pm: CWW WITH CHARLOTTE DAVIDSON IN ONTARIO

7:00 pm: AUTHOR CONVERSATION SERIES AT THE CULVER CENTER WITH LEWIS DESOTO

7:00 pm: AUTHOR CONVERSATION SERIES AT THE CULVER CENTER WITH LEWIS DESOTO

6:30 pm: CWW WITH JO SCOTT-COE IN RIVERSIDE

6:30 pm: CWW WITH CHARLOTTE DAVIDSON IN ONTARIO