Tag: Ramona Bowl
Woman who gives to many is hoping to receive a kidney
Joanne Morello spent more than 30 years volunteering for many different organizations after moving to Hemet in 1990. She increased her active involvement after...
Fire season ends, popular county hiking sites reopen
RIVERSIDE (CNS) - Access to a half-dozen popular outdoor recreational locations in the central and west sides of Riverside County were reopened Monday, Dec....
‘Boo at the Bowl’ returns to the Ramona Bowl Amphitheatre in Hemet Oct. 28-30
Work is underway at the Ramona Bowl to make it one of the “spookiest” places in the Valley when “Boo at the Bowl” happens...
A rejuvenated fresco called a ‘National Treasure’ will soon be seen at the Ramona...
It was an idea believed to be born in 1941, just after the bombs dropped on Pearl Harbor.It was inspired by muralist Milford Zornes,...
Ramona Bowl in Hemet may reopen soon with a new facelift
The famous Ramona Bowl Amphitheater and home of the Ramona Outdoor Play, after 14-months, may reopen for tributes and outdoor pageants once again with...
RamonaThon to support ‘Ramona’ California’s Outdoor Play
The annual “Ramona” pageant which is presented at the Ramona Bowl Amphitheater in Hemet will be put on hold for the second year because...
Carlos Torres, longtime Ramona Bowl maintenance chief, dies
The Ramona Bowl staff and many friends are grieving the death of longtime Ramona Bowl Amphitheater maintenance supervisor Carlos Torres Dominguez, 66, in Hemet.Dominquez,...
Ramona Bowl sets fundraising goal
Diane A. Rhodes
Writer The mandatory cancellation of the “Ramona” Outdoor Play at Hemet’s historic Ramona Bowl Amphitheater in March did more than disappoint fans and...
Coronavirus concerns shutter historic outdoor play ‘Ramona’
“The show must go on!” was a statement made in The Morning Republican in Scranton, Pennsylvania, in 1875. But, the more recent saying, “The...
The coronavirus hurts historic outdoor play ‘Ramona’
“The show must go on!” was a statement made in The Morning Republican in Scranton, Pennsylvania, in 1875. But, the more recent saying, “The...