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Regal Valencia

Regal Valencia

2.7
(427 reviews)
4.9 km

I wish there was a regal up in the Antelope Valley but this is the one I frequent the most and I…read moregotta say.... IMO it's one of the best in SoCal. It's very clean and no matter how big or small the crowd from the prior movie they are going in and making the sweep to ensure it's ready for the next showing. It's a nice size theater not too big but not small and it does have IMAX although I don't believe this one has RPX ( Regal Premium Experience). The thing I like the most about this location is the quality seating and picture/ sound that's delivered. I've been to some locations ( and different brands) where things seem like they may not be calibrated correctly or the technology needs an update. The seats here are superior to any other theater I've been to. The recline/pitch and the plushness ( not too soft or firm). My only negative about Regal and this is a general brand issue not this particular location although I will add it for visibility. The cost/benefits of the Regal Unlimited monthly subscription need to be revisited and adjusted. As someone who currently has all 3 of the major unlimited monthly memberships in SoCal ( AMC, Cinemark & Regal) there's things ya'll are doing better and worst. 1) remove the booking fee's in the app. 2) Upgrades to premium formats are not only too expensive in my opinion but other brands don't charge at all. 3) continue to keep the total movies truly unlimited. ( not 3-4 weekly like AMC). Keep up the great work Valencia Regal!

This theater is located in the valencia town center. It is…read moresmall but the seats are great. They are reclinable and have a little table to eat (love that) we went to a later screening so it was not too busy. My little one went back out in the middle of the movie to grab another drink , he took quite a while. Came back and said staff was to busy talking they wouldn't pay attention to me in line make sure to yelp mom ;)

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Stoney Point Haunt

Stoney Point Haunt

4.8
(4 reviews)
6.0 km

This Halloween home haunt is an atmospheric joy. The night we visited was perfect- a cool autumn…read morenight with clouds moving slowly across a mad eye moon. The house itself is perfectly nestled in what I imagined could be a quiet New England neighborhood. As you approach, you see the silhouettes of gravestones through fog and spooky green and purple lighting. Calliope music and a child's soft voice wafts towards you and you catch movement in the graveyard. Coming closer you see the "child" and you clearly hear her cautioning you. The front yard is used to great advantage as it curves around the house, with such attention to detail, from the skeletons on their eternal carousel ride, complete with the creepy ear worm worthy circus music, the ornaments on the tree, and an actual child (the haunter's daughter) surreally caps the display by meandering around the graves before heading to the tree swing to play in the cemetary. The front porch transports you to an episode out of the Twilight Zone. A cadaverous mother rocks her dead child to sleep under an antique lamp, near a broken TV while an old clock's hands spin out of time in a wash of blue light. There is also a sound activated knive-wielding masked nurse that is offering COVID tests. Which is easily the scariest part of this 2020 Halloween season.

Tonight was a great turnout with several people loving the haunt. Around every corner you'll be…read morescared to move forward. Short but worth it, you can re-enter as much as you want, if of course you make it out like Jimmy

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Little lost ashley in the corner
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American Legion Post 507

American Legion Post 507

4.6
(10 reviews)
9.4 km

I've had nothing but positive experiences connected with the American Legion community, and…read moreAmerican Legion Post 507 is a great reflection of what makes these posts so special. The atmosphere is welcoming, respectful, and centered around supporting veterans and their families. The veterans here create a strong sense of camaraderie and belonging. It's clear this is more than just a gathering place -- it's a support network where members look out for one another, share experiences, and continue serving their community long after active duty. The dedication to helping fellow veterans and giving back locally is truly inspiring. You can feel the pride and tradition the moment you walk in. Places like this are incredibly important for maintaining connection, honoring service, and providing a space where veterans are genuinely valued and appreciated. Highly recommend supporting and visiting if you have the opportunity.

Big band night in Newhall at Club 507, a.k.a. American Legion Post 507…read more People showed up in their dancing duds, ready to Lindy Hop, Charleston, Boogie Woogie, you name it...or, just relax and listen to the best music you'll find 'round these parts. This night happened to feature The Ladd McIntosh Big Band. 19 ace musicians lead by Ladd plus the stunning Nina Herzog on vocals for a few selections. I got the feeling, from the very first notes, that this band is a well-oiled jazz/big band machine, cranking out wicked cool, edgy and clever originals - plus super inventive arrangements of well-known classics. All this while the dancers work their magic. Swing, baby! The curator/hostess Wende is remarkably energetic; personally seeing to everyone's happiness while managing technical aspects of the evening - and even managing to dance a few numbers as well. There's a serviceable bar with good pours for a fair price plus a few beers on tap. You'll find a pool table and sports on the TVs there too. Our admission price ($25) included charcuterie and desserts that was a cool added touch. Epic night!

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The band
Nina Herzog singing lead, backed by the Ladd McIntosh Big Band
Nina Herzog singing lead, backed by the Ladd McIntosh Big Band
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The Wild Beast

The Wild Beast

5.0
(1 review)
7.7 km
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"I am interested in how the wild beast lives in the jungle, not in the zoo."…read more -morton feldman when i was a student at calarts one of my favorite things to do was to see as much music, dance, film, and theatre that i could fit into my schedule, in addition to attending weekly art openings. it wasn't hard to do, there was always something (and there still is) going on around the campus or at the REDCAT downtown. i graduated in 2005 and at the time it was apparent that the music school was sorely in need of a dedicated performance space. they had the roy o. disney concert hall (which is tiny) and would occasionally program concerts in the main gallery or the modular theatre, but the availability and capabilities of those spaces was very limited and i'm glad to see that they now have this incredible indoor-outdoor music pavilion. it's a wonderful addition to the calarts campus and a fantastic, versatile performance venue. named in honor of morton feldman, a pioneer avant garde composer who once wrote an essay about about the illusive and expansive nature of creative energy, the wild beast resides in the taper foundation courtyard and it's quite the force to be reckoned with. the thirty two hundred square foot structure has a long rolling wall along the front that can slide aside to transform the space into an open air amphitheatre that seats over seven hundred fifty people or, when all the hatches are closed and the wall rolled shut, it can be configured into an intimate recital hall that seats up to one hundred people in addition to serving as a music classroom/studio. designed by the culver city based architectural firm hodgetts + fung, the wild beast roared into existence in the spring of 2010 and is an acoustical instrument in and of itself. all of the odd shaped curves and walls made from glass and wood coalesce into a beautifully complicated infrastructure that produces superb acoustic clarity. i've had the opportunity to attend several shows here and they've all been wonderful. with programming that stretches the gamut from balinese gamelan performances to orchestral concerts headlined by german krautrock band faust to a long distance elton john performance (this was particularly fascinating, with a grand piano set on stage wired up to mimic a piano that elton john was playing offsite), concerts are free and open to the public. it's the perfect place to take a picnic and enjoy some great music.

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Photo by tom bonner.
Photo by tom bonner.
Photo by tom bonner.
Photo by tom bonner.
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