1st Annual Cultural Festival by The Friends of CA Citrus Park 0n 9/27

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 2024 – 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. – Join the Friends of California Citrus Park for a series of annual celebrations highlighting different cultures that contributed to the success of the citrus industry. This year features the Korean culture. The evening begins with a unique twilight grove tour followed by a special Korean dinner, art, and presentations.

Come immerse yourself in this fun evening!

The tour will provide historical insights into the Korean Americans who settled in Riverside and their involvement
in the citrus industry in the early 1900s and will run from 6pm to 7pm.
Following the tour, there will be an authentic Korean dinner inside the Sunkist Center and special presentations by Dr. Edward Chang and Carol Park. Dr. Chang will share the history of Pachappa Camp in Riverside, the
first Koreatown in the United States. Ms.Park will present an interactive art display highlighting Korean
American women who, despite being largely invisible within the broader community, played a crucial
role in the development of the area.

Tickets are $75 per person for the grove tour, dinner and program. Tickets are available online at
https://ExploringtheRootsoftheCitrusIndustry.eventbrite.com or can be ordered by calling
(951) 333-6786.

For additional information about this event, please visit the Friends of California Citrus Park’s website
at www.californiacitruspark.com

The Friends of California Citrus Park (Non-Profit Management Corp.)
The o4icial non-profit partner supporting the California Citrus State Historic Park. Founded in 1994 to
preserve the precious citrus history located on 247 beautiful acres of land located in Riverside, California,
The Friends of California Citrus Park aims to support and operate the maintenance of the park’s orange
groves, citrus production, the Sunkist Center, amphitheater, and group picnic event areas. Learn more at