PVHMC Open House, April 25 The community is invited to an open house to celebrate The Robert and BeverlyLewis Cancer CareCenter’s 25 years offering hope and healing to oncology patients. The event will be 2p.m. to 4p.m. April 25 and showcase how theCancer CareCentermakes it possible forthe region’sresidents to receivethe highest qualitycancer careclosetohome. Aphotography displayand milestones timeline will tell the Center’s25-year story.PVHMC President/CEO RichardE.Yochum, FACHE, will honor the Lewis family for many years of philanthropic support and commitment. The center is at Pomona Valley Hospital Medical Center,1910 Royalty Drive, Pomona.
Ontario Walking Tour, April 28 Ontario Heritage Annual Historic Walking Tour will be Saturday, April 28, with ticket sales at 9:30 a.m. and the tour at 10 a.m. The guide and storyteller will unravel mysteries and reveal little known stories associated with the historic homes on the tour. Meet at 304 E. Sixth St. in Ontario. Pre-sale tickets available at Logan’s Candy Store & Graber Olive House and at www.ontarioheritage.org.
Imagine Pomona, dA through April The dA Gallery is launching an exhibition titled Imagine Pomona, curated by Jason LaMotte. The exhibition is intended to foster a community conversation about the city. Imagine Pomona is a sprawling project and the first of a series of exhibitions to engage, hear from, promote, and culturally remap the Pomona community. Results will be shared in December. The exhibition will showcase people, parks, schools, places of worship, murals, homelessness, homicides, taco places, and more within each of Pomona’s six amazing districts. The Art Exhibition Imagine Pomona has exhibition dates April 14 through April 30 at the gallery, 252 S Main St., Pomona.
April 22: CicLAvia in the Foothills Presented by Metro, CicLAvia is a family-friendly event, open to all ages, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday, April 22. All forms of people-powered transportation are welcome, including cyclists, scooters, rollerblades, strollers and walkers. The route is through San Dimas, La Verne, Pomona and Claremont. Participants may enter and exit the 6.5 miles of car- free streets anywhere along the route. CicLAvia is free and no registration required. Show up anywhere along the route. In addition to the car-free streets, there will be food trucks and activity booths galore, art stations, two farmers’ markets and Earth Day celebrations.
