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While You're Reading This: The Redlands Weekend Everyone's Talking About"

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While You're Reading This: The Redlands Weekend Everyone's Talking About"

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Dec 17, 2025
"While You're Reading This: The Redlands Weekend Everyone's Talking About" |
Dangermonds Buy the Mall, La Popular Arrives, Plus Ken O'Malley & DJ Commodore Live This Weekend |
Good evening, Redlands,
What an unseasonably beautiful week it has been here in Redlands.
This is the kind of weather that makes the rest of the country jealous of California, and we are soaking it all in.
We are especially excited to have our daughter flying in from Connecticut's chilly 18° weather for the Christmas holidays, and we imagine many of you are also welcoming family and students back home.
This week is perfect for enjoying the festive events around town and getting your last-minute Christmas shopping done. Carlos & The RedlandsNow.com Team |
Trivia Question❓What year did the University of Redlands first perform "Home for the Holidays" at Burrage Mansion? Answer at the bottom of the newsletter |
🌳 AROUND THE GROVES |
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🍊 GROVE STREET HEADLINES |
This Weekend in Redlands
Looking for something to do this weekend? We've got you covered. The Living Nativity and Christmas Chalk Art WalkWhen: Friday & Saturday, 6:00pm Where: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 350 Wabash Ave. Insider tip: Experience a unique blend of live performance and interactive art. It's a beautiful and creative way to celebrate the season. LifeHouse Theater Presents "Scrooge!"When: Friday & Saturday, 7:00pm Where: LifeHouse Theater, 1135 Church St. Insider tip: Get into the holiday spirit with a local production of this timeless classic. The Farmers Market at the Grove SchoolWhen: Saturday, 8:00am Where: Grove School Insider tip: Start your Saturday morning right with fresh, local produce and support our local farmers. Sunday Morning MarketWhen: Sunday, 9:00am Where: Olive Ave Market, 530 West Olive Ave Insider tip: Grab a coffee, browse the stalls, and soak in the community atmosphere. |
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🍊 Live Music Events |
HANGAR 24 CRAFT BREWERYSaturday, December 21st Perfect for a Saturday afternoon - DJ Commodore brings the reggae vibes with his signature sound. Enjoy award-winning craft beers from the expanded kitchen menu in the spacious taproom and outdoor beer garden while watching planes land at the adjacent airport.
CITRONE ITALIAN CHOPHOUSE255 E Olive Ave, Downtown Redlands | (909) 793-6635 Upcoming Event - Wednesday, December 18th Coming Soon - Saturday, December 28th No live music this specific weekend, but their legendary wine dinners and patio dining continue. Sign up for their email club for event updates. THE THREE STAGS IRISH PUB AND RESTAURANT328 Orange St, Downtown Redlands Sunday, December 21st Widely regarded as one of the most influential and proficient Irish musicians in Southern California, Dublin-born Ken O'Malley combines compelling stories with Irish ballads and beautiful mandolin solos. Enjoy the best pint of Guinness in town alongside traditional Irish favorites in their warm, welcoming atmosphere. Also performing Friday & Saturday (Dec 19-20) if you can't wait: Calliope on Friday and Bren Holmes with Bob Boulding on Saturday! Check their full music schedule REDLANDS PUBLIC MARKET330 3rd St, Redlands Vintage Market Nights Continue |
🎯 YOUR REDLANDS WEEKEND |
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GRATITUDE & COMMUNITY |
As we welcome family from colder climates, it's moments like these that we feel extra grateful for our sunny corner of the world.
This weekend, whether you're at a market or a show, you're helping to weave the social fabric that makes Redlands feel like home.
Thank you for supporting local venues, local artists, and each other. That's the real gift this season. Carlos & Liz Samaniego |
đź’ˇ Answer to Trivia Question: The first successful transcontinental automobile trip, led by Dr. Horatio Nelson Jackson and Sewall K. Crocker, ended in Redlands in 1903, putting the city on the map and establishing it as a hub of transportation and innovation. |
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Contact us at info@redlandsnow.com to learn about sponsorship opportunities and tell us about your upcoming events. That's all for this week! Thanks for reading, and we'll see you around the groves. Stay connected, stay local, The RedlandsNow.com Team |