The Grier Pavilion

Riverside, California is a city with a rich and diverse history that deserves to be celebrated and shared. The Grier Pavilion at City Hall will be the place where people will meet, learn, enrich their lives, and speak out to the community.

City Hall’s seventh floor patio area has been selected as the site of the Grier Pavilion where diversity will be celebrated continuously…the place to share life and knowledge and reflect on the commitment of Mayor Ronald O. Loveridge and city leaders of Riverside to its diverse community.

All who enter the Grier Pavilion will immediately be immersed in the spirit of community diversity through a variety of displays, signage, imagery and linkages to the past, the present and the potential of the future.

the griers

honorees

Barnett and Eleanor Jean Grier enthusiastically shared much of their lives and talents with the citizens of the City of Riverside, California. For their lifetime of dedication in service to others, the City of Riverside is recognizing and honoring them by having a city structure named after them – The Grier Pavilion at City Hall.
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The Pavilion will bring to life the uniqueness, creativity, innovativeness and dedication represented by the Grier family and other notables of Riverside’s diversity; Native Americans Rupert and Jeannette Costo, Korean leader Ahn Chang Ho, Japanese trailblazers Jukichi Harada, and Miné Okubo and Hispanic heroes Johnny Sotelo and Jesse Ybarra

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The Grier Pavilion has been conceptually designed to enhance its surroundings and reflect the commitment of the City of Riverside, California to its diverse community. It is intended to create an atmosphere that promotes the history, pride, and progress of the City. Your contributions will be recognized as a commitment to this diversity. Join your friends and neighbors in the celebration of lives dedicated to the service of others.
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