Stage Red: Fontana’s Historic Theater and Its Cultural Revival

For decades, Fontana has been described primarily through the lens of logistics, industry, and growth. Arts and culture, when mentioned at all, were usually framed as peripheral—something happening elsewhere in the Inland Empire. That...

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