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Riverside Municipal Auditorium Building

Listed on the U.S. National Register of Historic Places, Riverside Municipal Auditorium is a prominent landmark of the city. This memorial was built to commemorate the soldiers who lost their lives in World War I. Today the building serves as an entertainment venue showcasing a diverse range of musical shows, plays and concerts. The striking architecture and interiors are well-complemented by modern lighting and acoustics to elevate the event experience for all guests. The vast event venue with its indoor and outdoor spaces is designed to accommodate all kinds of business, social and private events.

Website: venue.riversiderma.com

Phone: (951) 779-9800

Cross Streets: Near the intersection of Mission Inn Ave and Lemon St

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  • Wed 12:00 PM - 6:00 PM

3485 Mission Inn Ave Riverside, CA 92501-3304 ·2139.97 mi

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  • Family friendly
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Tripadvisor traveler tobalinatravels 10/10/23

I went to see The Used here and I also did the meet and greet. I had a great time, lovely people, and so much fun. The security was great. The woman at the concession stand on the main floor was very friendly too! I'd say for the long bathroom lines they moved kinda fast. The only downfall was people drinking on the open floor (GA area) and then throwing their drinks causing the floor to be wet and slippery kinda taking the enjoyment of jumping around away. Other than that, I still had a great time at the show. The parking isn't really mentioned on the website. There is street parking but, it's very strict for the events. There are local parking lots around and the best one was off I believe Orange and Mission Inn Ave. I'd definitely say take some time to check out the Mission Hotel and Spa along with the other attractions for the Mission, very historical and beautiful.

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Tripadvisor traveler russypooh 06/01/20

The theatre was designed in an eclectic Californian Spanish Renaissance Revival style by noted Angeleno architect Arthur B. Benton. Originally called the Soldier’s Memorial Auditorium, the venue was built to honor the service members from Riverside County who died in World War I.

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