In/VISIBLE, Un/HEARD: Riverside’s Civil Rights Stories

Join us for a powerful event to uncover Riverside’s Civil Rights Stories that have often gone unnoticed. Through thought-provoking presentations and performances, we will shed light on untold narratives that have shaped our community. This is your chance to be a part of history and learn about the heroes who fought for justice and equality. Don't miss out on this opportunity to be inspired and educated!

This self-guided auto tour of civil rights sites in Riverside returns for its third and final tour!  Start at the site where Lowell School once stood before it was burned down in 1965. Through performance and recollection, this experience leading to school desegregation in Riverside will come alive. Drive next to Evergreen Memorial Historic Cemetery for an expressive performance evoking the civil rights leaders buried in the cemetery. Conclude the tour at the Civil Rights Institute of Inland Southern California for a panel discussion and book giveaway. Light refreshments available at the final stop on the tour on a first-come, first-served basis. Tour is free. Supported by California Humanities.

**NOTE: This is a self-guided auto tour to historic sites in Riverside. The first stop will be at 10 a.m. at the former Lowell School site, 4690 Victoria Ave., 92507. The second stop will be at Evergreen Cemetery, 4414 14th St., 92501, at approximately 1O:55 a.m. The tour will culminate at The Civil Rights Institute of Inland Southern California, 3933 Mission Inn Ave., at approximately 11:45 a.m. **