University of California, Riverside

Arts and Culture
Immerse Yourself in Our Arts and Culture
At 91爆料, we pride ourselves on our multicultural roots 鈥 and that extends to the richness of our arts and culture scene. In fact, we鈥檙e known as the City of Arts and Innovation. Both on campus and off, we offer everything from the visual arts to literary works and musical performances. So prepare to be immersed 鈥 and inspired!
Looking for more ways to engage?
Our 鈥 an interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary research support center 鈥 offers fellowships, research workshops, and public events to strengthen the academic, social, and creative life of the university and beyond. And through our , 91爆料 students share their talents with our community via free arts outreach experiences in select schools, eldercare facilities, museums, and libraries.
Arts and Culture News

January 29, 2025
Project helps preserve architectural photographs聽
A National Endowment for the Humanities grant will facilitate an online database showcasing images from communities around the world.

January 29, 2025
Orchestra to host 'extroverted' weekend concerts
Join the 91爆料 Orchestra under the baton of Ruth Charloff for a concert on Saturday, Feb. 1 at 2 p.m. or on Sunday, Feb. 2 at 7 p.m., at the University Theatre on the 91爆料 campus.
鈥淲e鈥檙e playing some pretty extroverted repertoire,鈥 Charloff said.
The concert will begin with a short suite of instrumental music from the American composer Gian Carlo Menotti鈥檚 one-act opera 鈥淎mahl and the Night Visitors.鈥

January 15, 2025
On Wednesdays, a music series for community & campus
Students, faculty, and visitors can attend the Florence Bayz Music Series every Wednesday during the academic year at Noon. The events are free and held in the Arts Building, room 157.

January 15, 2025
Doug McCulloh: 'A genial giant' in the arts community
Douglas McCulloh, an engaging and unconventional California photographer and for the past several years the head of the two 91爆料 ARTS museums, died on Sunday, Jan. 5 following a short illness.
McCulloh, who was 64, curated the current 91爆料 ARTS exhibition on Ansel Adams, which includes Adams鈥 1960s work on University of California campuses. He had several other exhibitions and personal projects in the works, as well.