We love the La Crescenta Woman's Club! I've hosted two large parties there (60 and 100 people) and…read morethis venue is absolutely beautiful. They have a great selection of furniture, audio-visual, a stage, piano, kitchen, fireplace, foyer, bridal room, and I'd have to say their restrooms are so pretty. They'll set up the furniture for you, too! I love the warm lighting and ample parking. I highly recommend.

Celebrated my daughter's Sweet 16 here in March. The venue was very nice & spacious. We comfortably…read morefit tables & chairs for 150 people with plenty of space to move around. Nancy & Pam were so friendly & easy to work with. They made the whole process easy & seamless. Will definitely keep LCWC in mind for any future events.

A truly magical and heartwarming experience Watching my…read moredaughter connect with the animals in such a gentle and peaceful way was deeply special -- a moment I will always carry in my heart. The owners are incredibly kind and welcoming, and the animals are calm and lovingly cared for, creating an environment that feels safe, serene, and full of love. I wholeheartedly recommend this beautiful place. It's more than a visit -- it's a meaningful connection.

We had The Little Zoo come out for my son's birthday party and the kids absolutely loved it. Even…read moremost of the adults were intrigued and huddled in as close as they could. They came with a wide variety of animals that were interesting to see, pet and feed in some circumstances. They kept the kids interested and attentive the entire time and the pacing of the show and the introduction and explanation of the animals was perfect. What an amazingly fun and educational experience.

My daughter went to this Chinese school for around two years and it was a great experience for her…read moreand for me. The staff and the teachers here are super attentive and very kind to their students and adults. The Chinese classes are very adaptable and they will adjust the level of difficulty based on how you are reacting to the class. The principal and the teachers are both very responsive and it felt very hands on and interactive. It felt almost like a family or community and they even made moon cakes during the Mooncake Festival. They even gave the children red envelopes with little goodies during Chinese New Year. Before Covid they would also give all the students snacks to eat every day after school which the kids absolutely loved. Overall this school was a great experience for my kid and for me, and it gives you a great education mixed with the right amount of fun and relaxation

Our children (5 and 3) have been learning Chinese at FCS for over a year now (2 classes/week). We…read morehad originally attended a Chinese school in la crescenta but my son wasn't showing much progress. Luckily, I was referred to FCS by another parent so I called the school and tried a few classes. I was a bit reluctant at first because they didn't have any reviews and their website looked outdated so I wasn't sure whether they were legit or not. But fast forward to today and we couldn't be happier with their progress. (Apparently the school has been around for 20 years and all their students learn about the school by word of mouth.) We don't speak Mandarin at home but my husband, whenever he remembers, will try to speak a little with them. Inspite of practically no Mandarin exposure at home, the children have a good Chinese vocabulary base to build on. They are still a bit young to put sentences together in Mandarin but we are not concerned as once they learn the concept of reading/sentence structure in school, it should click for them in Mandarin. For anyone considering a second language for their children or anyone looking for after school care which incorporate Chinese language classes, I highly recommend FCS!

Small store with items that are in better condition. Staff was very friendly and pleasant.read more

Very small Goodwill location, with parking lot in front. Pretty clean,well organized, but it's…read moremore like a donation center. We wanted to check it out because they called it a Bookstore, but it's far from that, just a few shelves with some books, nothing special.Not a lot of merchandise in general. We were in and out pretty fast, prices are a tad high. Is it me, or Goodwill is trying to pretend they're not a thrift store anymore? They try to decorate and pretend like they are a regular store and it's nothing wrong with being a regular thrift store. Except that they charge more!

Best service! Outstanding sewing services! Friendly atmosphere! Best totem pole ever !read more

From the owner: We provide values-based programs to more than 3,000 young people in the Glendale, Burbank, North…read moreHollywood, Sun Valley, Sunland, Tujunga, La Crescenta, Montrose, La Canada Flintridge and Eagle Rock communities of Los Angeles County.

Clean store Well lit interior spaces…read moreGreat merchandise Salvation Army store in Pasadena is poorly lit on interior spaces Good reused products Near Smart & Final Center. Near 210 Frwy exit entry

Amazing Store supper Friendly, easy to make returns or exchanges always willing to help out five…read morestar service

They asked for $10 donation and they said it was for the driver who brings the food. They handed…read moreexpired food and they were very rude to ppl in need. They're also selling essentials on the side . They're are treating this as a business when it's supposed to help the community. This happened today 11/13/25 locations: city of Maywood

Very helpful to people in need of food. I been here at times of need. I recommend to anyone who is…read morein need of groceries.

Bargain Box is the best thrift shop in the area. Excellent quality and prices at this fully…read morevolunteer driven store. The biggest selection of clothing is women's, although there is a small children and men's area. The shop is in a lovely former private home which also houses the offices of the Assistance League. There are plenty of housewares and decorative items and I often purchase greeting cards there for 75 cents each. The icing on the cake is that the Assistance League was the first nonprofit, non-sectarian, non partisan organization started in the western United States. The League's origin goes back to the great San Francisco Fire and Earthquake when Anne Banning, a Los Angeles society woman, and some of her friends, assisted victims of the disaster. Years later, in 1919, the first chapter of the league was formed and the work continues today. The money raised by the Assistance League goes right back into the local community and supports the arts for youth, among other things. You can drop your donations off during the hours the shop is open.

I used to shop here all the time when I lived here popped in during a visit come, I was shocked to…read moresee $3.00 to $4.00 on dollar tree items. you can do better.

Would give more stars but I've journeyed here more times than not to find it closed. When I can…read moreget parking and go in, there are some treasures to be found. From office supplies, gently worn shoes and quality men and women's wear. I am searching for a traditional tablecloth and look forward to finding it here. I just need to memorize the hours of operation... which is still a roll of the dice if it will be open.

We are friendly women who run a friendly store with lots of interesting items, thanks to the…read moregenerosity of the community. Please visit our thrift shop and know that the money you spend goes to worthy causes to help people in La Canada and the surrounding areas.