RANCHO CUCAMONGA, Calif. - TelAve -- In Rancho Cucamonga's (RC) SolamonteGlassBooth.com venue this past Indigenous Peoples Day, the 9th annual Black Movie Fest hosted a City Cultural Report. This informal discussion supplied video for a ten (10) part series currently running on social media.

Video Series Episodes 1 & 2 display why Lynne B. Kennedy should be elected RC Mayor and why the Southern California Gas Company's Regional Public Affairs Manager Kristine D. Scott should be elected to her third term as District #2 City Councilwoman.

In the 3rd Episode, content creator Phillip E. Walker teases the reporting of his City's cultural offerings.

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For the 4th Episode, Mayor Pro Tem Kennedy speaks on how arts offerings help qualify Rancho Cucamonga as an All-American City.

During the yet to be posted 5th Episode of the social media series, Councilwoman Scott talks about the Bank of America Imagination Courtyard.

Episode 6 has Dr. Kennedy touting the success of the Paul A. Biane Library's Randall Lewis Second Story and Beyond.

The above first six (6) Reports are currently viewable at https://youtu.be/OnNGXZCvRqk



With the entire Series being published at https://IndigenousFilmRetreats.com, the remaining four (4) Video Episodes will cover our City's: Cleanliness, James L. Brulte Senior Center, the Community Arts Festival and RC Public Art.

For additional information, it is best to email us.

And DON'T FORGET to VOTE by November 3rd!