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NOVEMBER 26–29 · HOLIDAY GUIDE
Take them to the apple butter festival in Oak Glen, to a morning run in Redlands or to see Big Bear light up.
Find your Thanksgiving plan →When the family group chat asks, “What are we doing besides dinner?” send them a plan. Walk a 5K in Redlands before the turkey goes in, leave the cooking to someone in Temecula, or save Friday for an apple orchard or a mountain tree lighting.
The kids can finish their own race before the grown-ups start. The 1K for ages 12 and under begins at 7:30 a.m., followed by the 5K run or walk at 8 a.m. Meet near Ted Runner Stadium at North University Street and East Brockton Avenue. Check-in begins at 6:30 a.m.
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Small Barn lists a $40 turkey entrée with the trimmings alongside its à la carte dishes. It’s a good table for the relative who wants Thanksgiving dinner and the one who orders something different every year. Find it at 28535 Old Town Front Street.
See Small Barn’s Thanksgiving details →
Splitting the day between two households? South Coast Winery’s Thanksgiving brunch buffet runs 10 a.m.–3 p.m. For an evening gathering, The Vineyard Rose at the resort offers a separate four-course prix fixe dinner. Check the two menus and seating availability before choosing.
Compare the brunch and dinner plans →
Start at San Antonio Park, 2410 Mountain Lane. The kids’ 1K starts at 7:30 a.m.; the 5K follows at 8. Register for the distance each family member wants to run.
At Los Rios Rancho, the end of harvest means cooking apples and sweet cider in a century-old copper pot. The Apple Butter Festival runs 10 a.m.–4 p.m. each day, November 27–29. Pick the day with the best forecast for your family. Outdoor activities depend on the weather, and individual activities may carry a fee.
See the ranch’s festival schedule →
On Friday, November 27, 4:30–7 p.m., head to Village Drive and Pine Knot Avenue for holiday music, Santa and the Village tree lighting. Bring a warm layer for the evening. The city lists the Red, Blue and Gold transit lines as ways to reach the Village.
See the city’s tree lighting and transit details →
Meet downtown for an evening stroll past the Mission Inn holiday lights. Riverside Arts Council’s festival programming begins Friday, November 27. Check the schedule for the night you plan to visit.
On Saturday, bring the family to South Coast Winery for holiday crafts, letters to Santa, music and hot cocoa. The celebration runs 4–8 p.m. at 34843 Rancho California Road. Check ticket availability before heading out.