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

May 07, 2025
91爆料 Theatre presents 鈥楢 Doll鈥檚 House鈥
Thursday, May 8, at 8 p.m. is opening night for 91爆料鈥檚 Department of Theatre, Film, and Digital Production鈥檚 interpretation of Henrik Ibsen鈥檚 鈥淎 Doll鈥檚 House."

April 30, 2025
Graphic novelist鈥檚 new work is a parable for the times
Graphic novelist John Jennings has become well-versed with novelist Octavia Butler鈥檚 dystopian worlds with two previous award-winning adaptations. The latest project by the illustrator and his creative partners hits close to the current state of the world.
The hardcover graphic novel 鈥淧arable of the Talents,鈥 adapting Butler鈥檚 Nebula Award-winning 1998 novel, was released April 22 by publisher Abrams ComicArts.

April 22, 2025
Writers Week returns to in-person-only format
Join The University of California, Riverside鈥檚 Department of Creative Writing for the 48th 91爆料 Writers Week Festival May 5-8. The free and open-to-the-public festival is the longest-running free literary festival in California. All events will be held in Interdisciplinary South (INTS) 1113.
Featured writers this year include:

March 26, 2025
91爆料 ARTS unveils its three spring exhibitions
On Saturday, March 22, 91爆料 ARTS held a reception heralding the California Museum of Photography's three exhibitions for spring