The Riverside Youth Council with the collaboration of the City of Riverside and numerous community organizations will launch a community service campaign from January 18, 2009 through April 17, 2010. The community service campaign will promote a culture of service and care by mobilizing one of Riverside´s greatest resources- its Youth!

Address:	4100 Main St., Courtroom #21 and #22, Riverside, CA 92501
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Address:	Council Chambers, 3900 Main Street, Riverside, CA 92522
Nomination forms for the 2010 “Riverside´s 25 Most Remarkable Teens” will be available on December 1, 2008. Deadline for submission is January 22, 2009 Nominees will be selected for awards in their respective categories, and these will be presented at the Riverside City Council meeting. The awards presentation will be at City Hall at the address provided.

The goal of promoting sustainable practices is at the forefront for today´s youth. The RYC will capitalize on this momentum by taking action for the environment in a day of service to the earth. This day of service will also culminate the community service campaign. The RYC will also produce a public access program that illustrates a variety of ways in which teens like us can have environmentally friendly practices in their everyday lives.

Address:	White Park, Riverside, CA 92501
Time:	TBA
Host:	Habitat for Humanity, Riverside and ReStore
Make are effort to reduce your waste! In Honor of Earth Day 2010, please join us in celebration at this fun, interactive family event. Open to the public!

Festa Italiana 2008

The fourth annual Festa Italiana on October 19 was another great event hosted in the City of Riverside. With food by the vendors, lively entertainment, and plenty of activities to choose from, the Festa Italiana was able to provide its guests with top notch quality.

The Order of the Sons of Italy hosted the Festa Italiana in honor of the first Italians in Riverside that initiated the wine and brewery in our city, the hard work by these people, and so much culture that they were able to give to the city of Riverside. The event being open to all people, gave a glimpse of the beautiful diversity our community has to offer.

The food was exceptionally good thanks to the food vendors. With choices from the traditional pizza, spaghetti and meatballs, to seafood cocktails and gelatos there was also great entertainment by the live singers. Polka dancing, Italian music, and even some orchestra and instrumental, there seemed to be a little of everything for all the guests that attended.

The Riverside Youth Council played a major role in presenting activities for children of all ages. The Children´s Arts and Crafts, Museum of Italian Inventions, Face Painting, Planting, and Pizza Toss Contest were just a few of several of them.

Martin Luther King Jr. Walk

Event summary coming soon.

Multicultural Youth Festival (2007)

Event summary coming soon.