I would definitely recommend this museum to parents, teachers, or anyone looking for a fun and…read moreeducational outing for kids. We'll absolutely be coming back!

My kids love this place! It's a great way to escape the heat and entertain them for hours. I also…read morelike that they host crafting events, Zumba and yoga for the kids! Get the annual pass, it's totally worth it

Love love love this!! We went a few years ago and it was just a blast! Plus they gave away buckets…read moreand barrel and boxes of free produce. All of us enjoyed it!

LOCATION: Quartermaster Depot State Historic Park (location is tricky...just walk across the…read morebridge located behind Yuma's Old City Hall). The main intersection for the Old City Hall (with ample parking here) is North 2nd Ave and West 1st St. PARKING: The event provides free parking in the dirt lots surrounding the Old City Hall. We were actually turned away from a couple of parking areas (due to max capacity). However, be patient, you'll find spot! Street parking was full... ATMOSPHERE AND DESCRIPTION OF EVENT: This year was Yuma's 13th annual event held the weekend of 11-13 March. This event was ALL about food!! The size of the crowd (for Yuma) was large and very festive! The food court section was right near the entrance featuring Hofbraus House, Nature's Express, and vendors serving kabobs, Dippin' Dots, and other tasty items. Be careful...don't eat too much here - there is large building deeper in the depot hosting a variety of local businesses with samplings of their food! This area was called the "Yuma Recipe Box Event" which allowed patrons to purchase wristbands for $10 and enter a building with many eateries flaunting samples of their food! Local businesses here included Da Boyz, The Garden Café, Ciao Bella, Market Wine Bistro, Quechan, Papa Murphy's Pizza, Hilton Garden Inn Restaurant, Burgers & Beer, Jennie Wah's, and La Fonda. We ate so much! There were also beer (Fat Tire, etc.) and wine tastings from Yuma's Main Squeeze. There were many exhibits from local businesses such as Yuma Community Food Bank (the set up their own Farmer's Market with super-cheap produce like two pounds of butter lettuce for $1 - bunches of spring onions for 25 cents or radishes for 50 cents!), Dole (gave out free samples), and others. There were also date shakes and kettle corn stands - yummy! There were chef exhibitions with fruit carving, chocolate-dipped-fruit samples, and cooking demonstrations. Entertainment seemed non-stop: live belly-dancers, local high school cheerleaders, other dancing organizations, etc. CONCLUSION: It was a beautiful day for walking around and seeing so many local eateries. Living in Yuma for over 8 years, I am ashamed that I never visited the festival previously. I WON'T miss it again! I strongly recommend that you check it out!

Great place to, have a great time weither your golfing ! Or trying to grab a quik bite or even a…read moredrink. Nice little hiding spot, I highly recommend this hidden gem!

Superb course. Nice restaurant. Friendly staff. Open to the public. Friendly members.read more

I love Cocopah Speedway! Lots of great events from monster truck shows to modified and Sprint car…read moreracing. I love dirt tracks and Yuma gets some big name racers especially during winter months where they can't race elsewhere. Tickets are reasonable as are the food and drink prices. Be aware you will get dirt kick up if you signing first two rows, but rest of the rows have all good seats.

Great racing at a beautiful dirt track. Cleanest bathrooms. Good food. Professional runread more

We had such a great experience at DOSIS VR Games! It's a family-owned business, and the owners were…read moreincredibly friendly and welcoming. We came in close to closing time, but they were so kind and stayed open for us, chatting with us and making us feel completely welcome. The kids had an absolute blast, and there are fun games for all ages. Such a great place for families! We really appreciated the hospitality and will definitely be back next time we're in Yuma. Highly recommend supporting this wonderful local family-owned business!

First time doing VR..absolutely loved it.. been wanting to try it! Thank you for your patience with…read moreme

Since COVID-19 and Social Distancing have changed the way we watch movies in theaters, a few places…read morehave changed the way they do things...Sunset Cinema Theater is one of those places. The way to view a movie harkens back to days of old; as in Drive-In movies! Using a huge inflatable screen, a rented receiver (to listen to the desired radio station in your car) and enough space to hold the event; a good time (or something completely different) is destined to happen. Yes, the movies are second run. But the movie is free, so I couldn't complain. We rounded up the family and had a good time. The staff running the show keeps everyone Social - Distanced apart while in their vehicles. There's porta potties on site, and the usual fare of popcorn and other snacks are sold....as well as alcohol (age appropriate, of course). It made for a decent night out. On the military base, they run a movie every other week (weather permitting). I suggest checking online and/or calling ahead to see if a movie is playing that week. For something to do, it's not a bad deal. Worth looking into!

Small but has everything you would need. The tickets are only $3 which is a steal! If they don't…read morehave the food you are looking for they allow you you to bring food over from the bowling alley next door. Very awesome! They also sell reusable red cups that when you want to refill them it was only a dollar. The staff is friendly and the theater is cold. Lastly, the theater regularly does free showings!

Real and genuine people, fun time all around. Always doing what they can for the veterans.read more

We got invited here for a night of karaoke. Stepping into these kind of establishments (veteran…read moreprivate clubs) smoking is allowed; I didn't mind it too much (I quit almost 2 years ago). The building was old and typical, bar, eating area, pool table, military things hanging on the walls, etc. I ordered beer for the wife, and a soda for me (designated driver) while we waited for friends to arrive and karaoke to begin. It was an older crowd, didn't matter though as most were friendly and inviting. The lady running the karaoke that night (forgot her name) ran a good show as the microphone sounded warm and full, showcasing the vocals more than the music. Overall a good time (I loved the popcorn machine) and we'll probably be back again.

A marvelous museum that all prominent professionals and dignitaries have or will visit. But it…read moreisn't just open to those few, it is open to all of humanity who wants to have an enriched experience--an absolute must to visit! It is a magnificent display of history and art that transcends academia by utilizing all of the human senses. Upon arrival, one is immediately intrigued by Michelangelo's bronze arm that points along a line that travels though a pyramid and into history etched on granite before arriving at a church on a hill that overlooks the area. As one enters the museum, a docent greets the visitor and introduces the museum by a short film. The pyramid is opened where you have an opportunity to enter and be photographed standing at the "Center of the World," to capture your own history. From within the pyramid, you can feel the cool granite stone and see the sunlight glistening off the beautiful etched granite in the history courtyard--what beauty the Pyramids of Giza must have displayed during its day! You take a fresh breathe of the outdoor air as you approach the magnificent etched granite that displays the history of humanity. Being inspired by the great artists, philosophers, scientists, leaders, and many others--you continue to walk around under the blue blanket sky studying those topics of interest. At the end, you can ascend up a series of stairs to the Church. As you approach the heavens, you can sit and look out towards the mountains, desert, and blue skies. You pause to process what you just experienced while also subconsciously reflecting upon your own story of life. This is not the end. Departing from this experience, you stop to have a cold Felicity beverage at their restaurant where you further reflect. Finally, you slowly leave this spectacular museum, while subconsciously asking yourself, "what more can I do"--leaving this place with a new sense of belonging and a desire to accomplish more in life!

This museum is like a jewel in the desert and the owners are wonderful! Jacques-André and Felicia…read moreIstel. It's fun to stop by because there's always something new to see. It's worth stopping at, especially in the cooler months when the cafe and gift shop are open.