Ramona High School houses the only Visual and Performing Arts Magnet program, Riverside Arts Magnet, in Riverside Unified School District. This program offers talented students every opportunity to succeed in their life’s passion through creating a challenging, diverse, creative, unique, and nurturing environment. 

The Center for Social Justice & Civil Liberties is a museum, archive, and educational center in the Riverside Community College District, with a focus on social issues, civil rights, in the Southern California region and beyond. The Center is steadfast in its commitment to amplifying marginalized voices, expanding narratives, and creating space for side-lined or silenced voices or perspectives. 

Division 9 Gallery is an art gallery and art space dedicated to uplifting community, highlighting both upcoming and well stablished artists, and providing a safe space for new local talent.

Riverside Community Arts Association promotes appreciation of the arts and cultural education through exhibits, workshops and community partnerships.

The Riverside Art Museum is a vibrant Southern California cultural hub housed in a historic 1929 Julia Morgan-designed building. It hosts diverse contemporary exhibitions, educational programs, and a 1,500-piece permanent collection. RAM also operates The Cheech Marin Center, celebrating premier Chicano art and community voice. 

The new Riverside Main Library at 3900 Mission Inn Avenue is a modern cultural and community center in downtown Riverside that opened in 2021. Designed by Johnson Favaro, the building spans over Fairmont Boulevard, elevating the main library levels on massive concrete piers above a shaded outdoor public plaza. [1, 2]