Wonderful museum for families. With ebt card or wic card, it's a dollar entry and children under 3…read moreare free. The museum is split up into several topics. There is an animal exhibit, early years in the high desert, cowboys, the military and stones. They also have a small pretend city with a firestation, market and bistro. Theres costumes to play dress up and there's a magnetic wall to play on. Theres puzzles and books as well. The day we went, there was an event going on with vendors, food trucks and performances. It was great to learn about all kinds of things while also having a lot of playful fun.

Great little county museum! Lots of exhibits for small children and interesting factoids for the…read moreadults. Sections on the military history, real estate history, native history, and even some paleontology. $10 entry fee with a variety of discounts available. Worth a side trip for some local history.

Wow. Impressive. I walk into Burning House as an observer often and I am always greeted by…read moreamazing artist. This is a very unique place that captures ones attention immediately. The artist range from beginner level to the most experienced. Their creativity is inspiring . This is definitely a one of a kind studio that has made itself a place in my heart. I encourage anyone to come check out their workshops and see for themselves this amazing studio. Burning House Art Studio is open Mon & Wed at 5pm-9pm. Tues,Thurs & Fri the studio opens at 11am. 760-247-9000 is their number !

Great place to learn everything about pottery and create wonderful art!!!read more

What a great experience I've had with this business. The owner, Tom was patiently helpful as we…read moredecided on the color of the frame and matte for my puzzle I wanted framed. After considerable changes and the overwhelming pieces to choose from, we decided and it was absolutely the best decision, effort and value that I made coming here. I'm working on more puzzles to complete before Tom utters retirement again lol. He's a gem....a rare find indeed.

My go-to place for framing. I have been impressed by their services. Especially with their help in…read morechoosing among their large selection of framing materials so that the frame complements the artworo.

The Harrison Exhibit Center was donated to the District by the Harrison Family in 2001. Over the…read moreyears, it has housed a number of displays showcasing the history of the High Desert, as well as collections from the Hesperia Old Town Museum. It also is the former home of the International Banana Museum, which moved out in 2010 and relocated to Mecca.