These guys cancelled the 2020 event and never refunded money for the tickets. Attempted to contact…read morethem twice via official form on website. Refund people's money and I'll change my review. Thanks.

First time at the beer festival in Moorpark. I will not be returning. NOT WORTH $60.00 and…read moredefinitely NOT WORTH $30.00 for non-drinkers. Some beer stand were out by 6:30, (818 was one of them). They didn't have many breweries. They claimed they would have wine tasting also. I seen two wine samples. I been to other Beer festivals and this one isn't worth going back next year. One and Done!

What a fun and cool festival to attend! The Scandinavia Festival is at CLU. They have a large array…read moreof booths for activities and food. There is a large variety of information booths on the various Scandinavian countries. I went last year but it was more special for me this year as I recently spent 5 months studying abroad in Copenhagen, Denmark. They did a great job with putting the festival together. They had great works of art for purchase and delicious foods of each country. My personal favorite was the æbleskiver with jam - it made me feel as though I was back in Denmark! Will I come back here? Absolutely, I can't wait for next year!

My mom knew the organizers of this event, and I knew the organizers' son because we went to the…read moresame school. Unfortunately, it turned out that they, and a few of the event goers themselves, were racist. I'm part scandinavian, and I love that side among all the other sides of me due to being heavily mixed race. However, due to the color of my skin, I was given odd looks and felt very uncomfortable when I was there. I felt unwelcome and like I had done something wrong. It's not a great place in that regard, but I enjoyed the vendors I saw regardless.

This is no longer a fiesta. It is a carnival with games and rides. Expensive food. So sad.read more

The wife and I had an awesome time. We went there to see one of our friends bands perform The fair…read morewas great as they had a great mix of food, rides and entertainment that keep you occupied for the entire day. The drink choices that they had were refreshing as they had a booth that provided fresh lemonade, watermelon, as well as mango juices. The food was filling with a range of choices that have you looking to try everything that was available to try. Each booth had a great staff that was took care of each of those customers with a smile and friendliness. Parking is one of the adjacent streets not far from the fair.

AN ABSOLUTELY MUST DO! FREE ADMISSION, FREE ENTERTAINMENT & FREE PARKING on the residential side…read morestreets! Steam Railfest is a small once a year festival in April that takes place in Fillmore. You know what they say Good Things Come In Small Packages. They have Food Trucks & Food Booths that are very reasonably priced. They have Free live entertainment with a Bluegrass Band & Dr. Solar's Medicine Show. They also have Merchandise Booths, a Carousel Ride you can purchase tickets for, & an Array of Antique Cars to look at for Free as well. There is also a Museum & other points of interest right next door to The Train Station too. They had 3 Train Rides Going On @ once. The Baldwin 1913 Steam Locomotive was completely Sold Out Saturday with a 2 city block line to get on the classic Train.They had train rides @ 10,12 & 2. The Steam Train was $26 & was over an hour long ride. The Baldwin is FANTASTIC & takes you back to another time. It has been meticulously restored to its glorious heyday. You can choose to ride in an outdoor car or in an enclosed car. You get to pass by all the Orange, Lemon & Avocado Groves & some beautiful scenery too. They also had The 1935 Buckeye Steam Train Ride - a short little Steam Ride Train for $5. There was also also The Caboose Train Ride with The Citrus Packing Tour included for $10. The Caboose Ride is the Famous Atchison Topeka & The Santa Fe. The ATSF was made famous in a song by Judy Garland. It's a good idea to listen to the song, see the video or rent the Movie The Harvey Girls also staring Angela Lansbury about The ATSF. Then you'll totally get it. The Caboose Ride is less than 10 minutes & arrives @ The Citrus Packing House which is only open to the public once a year. They do filming & restorations for Movie & TV here. You'll see signs & memorabilia from Back in the Day. They have a 1957 Apartment with a pink kitchen, Floyd's Barber Shop & a 1950s Diner. Two of the most famous signs are The Brown Derby Hat from the legendary Hollywood restaurant & The Bleecker Bob's Neon Record Store from New York. They even have a working workshop here for all the restorations. A whole day of Fun & Adventure. If you missed this, mark it on your calendar for next year. It used to be, you had to have mega bucks & be really rich to have the Good Life, not anymore. The Game has changed. You've been Upgraded. Now You Can Live Like a King on a Limited Budget!

Spectacular! Small enough to be WELL WORTH IT, and large enough to make it worthwhile. I never…read morewould have known about it, had it not been for Living Social. I had a free weekend, I drove up, stayed near Camarillo Outlets, then drove into Ventura for the balloon festival. There's only need to attend ONE day of the three. It's a GREAT hometown festival, whose main attraction are the balloons. Parking is good, wish I had time for the town tour, arrived early to take in the fest, and stayed late to experience all the balloons. I had the opportunity to watch them roll out the balloon, line up the strings, participate in the group effort to stand 'er up while the balloonist blew hot air within. The lighting of the balloons at night is spectacular, but probably would have been even more so if every balloon was alit during the fest. See pics.

Buying tickets online was easier this year because you could print out your entrance ticket…read moreimmediately. They also had streamlined the entrance process at the gate. Only bummer - they had the same bad t-shirt art again this year. How about taking a lesson from the Avocado Festival and having local artists compete for the t-shirt art and then maybe people would buy them? We started at the Wine Tasting Pavilion. 5 wineries this year. $2 per taste. I liked 75% of the wines this year. And towards the end of tasting time, the pours definitely were more generous. Although I did think it strange that a summer event would have all red wines, except for one white - a Chenin Blanc that was delicious. The boys headed for the beer tasting pavilion but ended up just buying full glasses of beer. I did try a Summer Shandy beer that was excellent. Dinner was from the Spencer MacKenzie fish truck again this year. I tried a less flammable sauce this year and enjoyed my fish taco more. I also enjoyed an order of their seasoned fries - thin, not overly greasy and lightly sprinkled with seasoning. The vendors were varied for craft items. I didn't purchase any impulse items, but the girl with us did purchase a few candles. The band for Friday evening played mellow County music and it fit with the casual evening. (I heard there was an unbefitting Rock band on Saturday.) The balloons are always center stage here and we weren't disappointed this year. They started inflating them just before sunset. They had more present than the previous year we had attended. We loved the alien-looking balloon called Outlander. And the Humpty Dumpty balloon was a hit. The Limoneira lemon-shaped balloon was fantastic. There were many with colorful patterns. Another evening of awe, wine, good food and friendship! I hope we can attend again next year

Four stars for our visit to Bennett's Honey Farm as part of the Honey Festival. However, only two…read morestars for the part over at Central Park in Fillmore It's like trying to learn a new board game; the rules don't make sense of you haven't played before. We went to Bennett's first, then back to Fillmore, arriving just past 3:00. The festival was supposed to last until 5:00. We were hungry and looking forward to trying some BBQ. Not to be. There were a plethora of trailers with barbeque teams from Bakersfield and other far-flung places, but no one seemed to be cooking anything. Okay. We walked around the area with various booths and didn't see many food options. There weren't any signs about how it worked, and no one to readily ask, either. Dear Hubby was getting annoyed, because it was confusing, plus he was ready to eat. We finally found an unmarked booth where we were able to get info. Apparently, all the grill masters came in for a BBQ competition, but only 3 were offering food for sale. Huh?! You had to buy tokens for $2 a piece, which got you a small taste of some of the meats, like pulled pork or chicken. One of the 3 booths had already sold out, so it was down to 2. There weren't other complimentary options like roasted corn, or other usual festival food. So odd! Overall, it was disappointing. Maybe the organizers shouldn't bill it as lasting from 9 to 5, when there's not much available by 3 p.m. There was free parking, and a DJ playing music in front of City Hall, but the energy level was pretty low key.

What a great little annual carnival held at St. Rose of Lima's Catholic church. Lot's of goodies…read morepacked in right on the parish grounds and all going to benefit the church. This did not have a grungy carny feel to it, on the contrary, it was super clean, very well organized with a great family atmosphere with something for everyone. http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/cB-SyThZXgioKIB84tgcXw?select=-shD5B9xuDVbPu8clC-XDw#_wydk3y9o1OzE9q1Gtzd8Q The parking was ample and free in the church's lot and nearby street parking. It was FREE to attend and it was only $20 bucks if you paid in advance( $25 at the door) for unlimited rides for the little ones and or rides suited more for tweens, teens and young adults. Some of the rides http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/cB-SyThZXgioKIB84tgcXw?select=-shD5B9xuDVbPu8clC-XDw#oGq5mSzarahDSYj3I2AehQ http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/cB-SyThZXgioKIB84tgcXw?select=-shD5B9xuDVbPu8clC-XDw#-shD5B9xuDVbPu8clC-XDw http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/cB-SyThZXgioKIB84tgcXw?select=-shD5B9xuDVbPu8clC-XDw#NO0Gcw0Qs-6KHupDH29ImQ Some of the gaming choices... all guaranteeing a prize. Nice! http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/cB-SyThZXgioKIB84tgcXw?select=-shD5B9xuDVbPu8clC-XDw#u7kuihc3WTxrN6KOiPG3TA The food choices were plentiful and lincluded funnel cakes, hamburgers, hot dogs, carinitas tacos( these were awesome, sorry no picture), cotton candy, pizza and all of the traditional favorites you would typically find at a county fair. In fact the whole event had a very festive feel. http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/cB-SyThZXgioKIB84tgcXw?select=-shD5B9xuDVbPu8clC-XDw#toYW-QR-ZRsU1UrK_SR4QA The main stage offered free entertainment and a Polynesian dance troop gave a great performance late in the afternoon on Sunday. http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/cB-SyThZXgioKIB84tgcXw?select=-shD5B9xuDVbPu8clC-XDw#FkKfxU0J29q_QCnkiSU9LQ Not sure how you could spend a better Sunday afternoon, did I mention the weather was perfect too :) Sunday Funday to be sure and worth bookmarking for 2013.

What a great fun family, friendly spot! I've only been here twice and I'd love to return again…read more The second and most recent time that I have come here was for a private event. Underwood Farms can host birthday parties and special celebrations if you're looking for a venue to host a cowboy, western, farm themed event. We had a blast here. There's ample parking, but it in a dirt lot so your car may get kind of dusty.

I always stop at the somis location on my way home from Ventura. I love taking the back roads for…read morethe scenic views. I stop at their cute farm store to pick up fresh produce and see what goodies they offer. Everything looks so fresh and displayed very cute. I enjoy seeing what they offer seasonally and making new recipes at home from the seasonal produce i purchased. Sometimes it's a little pricey. That's the only downfall to me. I would buy more of its wasn't as expensive. But they do offer a punch card for frequent shoppers. I always make sure to use my punch card. I also enjoy walking to the side of the game stand and visiting the cute animals. It's a small little quick trip compared to the main farm but I always enjoy it.

I like that it's 6 hrs and held on a Sunday also helps local small businesses close to shopping…read morecenter so a 2 for one shopping day

As street fairs go, this one has to be one of the best! There were over 350 booth's today…read more Everything and anything was represented. Choices to eat included shaved ice, hot dogs, the kettle corn, bratwurst, pizza, soda, chips, imagine it and it was there. Chiropractors offered spine analysis and massages, the water company provided water saving tips, the gas company had energy efficient home appts that could be scheduled. And the merchants, where to begin....jewerly, arts and crafts, purses, wind ornaments, petrifiedgs, ah yes, you read that correctly, bugs, and of course clothing. Animal rescues were there with the cutest, friendliest dogs of all sizes just hoping for their forever person to come bring them home. VCFD had their trucks there for the kids and the firemen were wearing pink shirts with their uniforms for breast cancer awareness. Thank you, VCFD! Lots of spin the wheel games were played for kids and grown up alike. Everyone took home something! Great day was had, I highly recommend. Thank you Thousand Oaks Rotary for a job well done!

Overall A- for days, lots of things to do (20), 4 stages, 50 craft booths, 3 acres of shade…read more Lots of people dressed up and most in character (300+). Does have a medieval feel 145pm Queen's Parade and 230pm Queen's Tour with Pikemen Live performance at 2pm Grand Queen's Court Stage -1pm Sword Comedy -Noon Francis Drake Play -11am Celtic Dance Penlty of Parking for your iron horse at DMV and Courthouse. (300) Overflow parking at Lemon Park, Kohl's. (500) Admission: $11-15 per day, 12 and under free Improvements -Put Queens Main Stage in center like townsquare -Restroom at back -Extend hours to 6pm or 8pm -More audience ren dance lesson or dance ball

Overall a great experience for different walks of life. Whether you're into the renaissance for the…read morehistorical aspect or you're more into the fantasy side of things, I feel like there's something for everyone. The space itself is a good walk, they have activities, several booths, and all you'd expect at a fair. Overall a fun experience, especially for the price.