Ontario






Information about Ontario, California

The city of Ontario was founded by the Chaffey Brothers back in 1881 on a patch of land, that back then was mostly barren scrub and weeds and population by Indians and Spanish Missionaries.

The area comprised an area stretching from the now 60 freeway northwards to the Mountains. The Chaffey brothers knew that they needed a source of water for there furture community so they bought all of the water rights in the valley and along the foothills of the San Gabriels for a little over $60,000.

4th of July Jazz Weekend at Sierra Lakes & Doubletree Hotel

Friday, July 2 - Golf Outing/Gala @ Sierra Lakes
Saturday, July 3 - Euge Groove, Ray Fuller & Terry Steele. Evenings of 'Smoking Hot' All Star Jazz Performances, with Fine Dining and Dancing, all in the Safe, Convenience and Luxurious Environments of the Sierra Lakes Golf Club and Doubletree Hotel Ontario! Join former co-host 94.7 Wave/Spaghettini’s Smooth Jazz brunch, Ray Fuller & Friends...Weeper's Friends - Artists 4 Children, are on a mission to support Inland youth with Arts & Advocacy!

222 N. Vineyard Ave., CA, Ontario

Ontario Train Show

The Great Train Expo in Ontario - December 5th and 6th 2009

The National traveling train show has operating model railroads, train dealers, collectors, hands-on exhibits, demos, workshops and more.  Great fun for kids and grownups.

The Train Show runs December 5-6, 2009 from 10AM to 4PM at the Ontario Convention Center. $7 for adults, kids under 12 get in free. More Info: (909) 937-3000.

Haunted Places of Ontario

In Ontario right next to the Union Pacific Tracks there is a 4 story red brick office building that had been deserted for years..

Neil Diamond Coming To Ontario

Neil Diamond, famous for songs like "Heartlight" and "Song Sung Blue" will be playing the Citizens Business Bank Arena in Ontario in early January 2009 as part of his tour promoting his new album "Home Before Dark".

Christmas on Euclid

 

Nativity scenes return to Euclid

More than 60 community volunteers turned out Saturday morning to help put up 12 Nativity scenes along the median of Euclid Avenue, continuing a 43-year civic tradition.

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