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Signature Events 2019 Calendar – Jan.–Jun Signature Events 2019 Calendar – Jan.–Jun. Successful Aging Expo (2/9, Inland Empire Dailies) Riverside Convention Center, Riverside FEBRUARY Summer Camp & Activities Fair (4/7, OCR) The Market Place, Irvine APRIL All Things Kids Expo (4/13, P-E) Mission Grove Plaza, Riverside Successful Aging Expo (4/13, Daily News) The Odyssey, Granada Hills Women of Coast (4/24, Coast) South Coast Plaza, Costa Mesa 57th Annual High School Art Show (5/8, P-E) Riverside Art Museum, Riverside MAY Successful Aging Expo (5/11, Daily Breeze) Torrance Marriott, Torrance All Things Kids Expo (6/1, Daily Bulletin) Victoria Gardens Cultural Center, Rancho Cucamonga JUNE LA Varsity (June 2, tentative) Sports Museum of Los Angeles (tentative) IE Varsity Athlete of The Year (6/4, P-E) Silverlakes Sports Complex, Norco OC Varsity Athlete of the Year (6/12, OCR) Marconi Automotive Museum, Tustin Contact your SCNG account executive or O.C. Katie Ziino ([email protected], 714-796-3604), Riverside or S.B. Renee Lees (rlees@ scng.com, 909-368-9202) or L.A. Julie Corlette ([email protected], 310-543-6123) for more information. Calendar for planning purposes only; events and venues subject to change Signature Events 2019 Calendar – July–Dec. Best of Inland Empire (9/12, P-E) Riverside Convention Center, Riverside Best of Orange County (9/18, OCR) City National Grove, Anaheim SEPTEMBER Successful Aging Expo (10/5, Press-Telegram) The Grand, Long Beach All Things Kids Expo (10/12, P-E) Promenade, Temecula OCTOBER Game Changers (10/24, Coast) Avenue of the Arts Hotel, Costa Mesa Successful Aging Expo (11/2, OC Register) Hilton, Irvine Successful Aging Expo (11/9, Press-Enterprise) Riverside Convention Center, Riverside NOV / DEC NOV Top Workplaces (12/4, Inland Empire Dailies) Riverside Convention Center, Riverside Top Workplaces (12/12, Orange County) City National Grove, Anaheim The Southern California News Group operates 11 daily newspapers and associated websites in Southern California, including the Los Angeles Daily News, Daily Breeze in Torrance, the Press-Telegram in Long Beach, The Orange County Register, Pasadena Star-News, The Press-Enterprise in Riverside, San Gabriel Valley Tribune, Whittier Daily News, Inland Valley Daily Bulletin, The Sun in San Bernardino and Redlands Daily Facts. Plus weekly newspapers, Spanish-language products, glossy magazines and social channels to reach an audience of more than 8.1 million readers each week. Contact your SCNG account executive or O.C. Katie Ziino ([email protected], 714-796-3604), Riverside or S.B. Renee Lees (rlees@ scng.com, 909-368-9202) or L.A. Julie Corlette ([email protected], 310-543-6123) for more information. Calendar for planning purposes only; events and venues subject to change.
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