This is a stellar community theater that has two stages, each with under 100 seats each. It is a…read morenon-union, all volunteer theater with consistently well acted and excellent performances. Lisa always provides extraordinary customer service and all the rest of the volunteers and board are very welcoming. Tickets are most affordable with senior rates available. This is their 40th year in the historic Ebell theater, so go visit and see a play or purchase a season. I did and it has been a blast.

Used to be a sweet little theater. Now it's gone totally woke. Very disappointed in the last couple…read moreshows/ plays, I've been to here re theme content language. I've left early two times. Don't think I'll be back:-/

My daughter has been coming here for a year now and I have been so happy with everything. My…read moredaughter has grown so much from learning fundamentals of ballet and contemporary. Now she is in hip hop as well. The teachers are very patient and thorough with them which I appreciated. My daughter enjoys coming to dance twice a week. And Jill (the owner) is amazing to the kids, parents and her business! We can't wait to see what the future brings for our little girl in her life of dance! Update: 9/20/16 So we decided to take our daughter out of dance last month. Unfortunately everything above was dwindling during her second year of dance... Jill does not have the courtesy to remember her students name (mine since she's been going there for 2 years). I felt like it is not so welcoming for us or our daughter. At one point my daughter felt bullied and the dance teachers ignored it. They charge a $10 fee per student if a parent does not volunteer to help at recitals. You HAVE make cookies or some sort of dessert for the recitals so THEY CAN SELL THEM to make a profit for themselves. It's ridiculous. We paid last month's tuition in full and our daughter didn't even go once and we didn't see a penny of it back. When I emailed them saying we were taking our daughter out, they had no response. They don't care about anything or anyone. They Don't take credit card payments which is inconvenient for most people. They seem to be doing well with the way they do business. I'm just not going to be a part of it any longer.

Stumbled in here as I was meeting a friend next door. I bought a mixed 4-pk. Customer service was…read moregreat. The interior of this place is very spacious and offers a relaxing environment. They do have a large outdoor area to sit at as well. As for the cider drinks I bought...they are possibly the healthiest of cider drinks I've ever had. The flavor profile was pretty tamed. Nothing in the drinks for me really makes me want to come back here again. So the drinks weren't for me, but that doesn't mean you shouldn't try them out yourself.

It's always a good time at Fermentation House with different events provided by DJ Sodapop and the…read morevendors are super friendly with great food! The vibe is awesome the beer is great and the music keeps you dancing. I hope everyone has the opportunity to experience this location and support the community

Stopped in while in DT SP. not super busy but there were people there . Cute lights. Wish there was…read moregood music playing to just get more ambiance. Wine was good. About $15 a glass. I am not sure if they have food, I did not check for it as I had just had dinner.

Great wine tasting room in downtown Santa Paula. Good wine selections, friendly service, and a cute…read moreindoor and outdoor space. Highly recommend and would go back!

The Santa Paula Art Museum is a great place to wander about and explore Santa Paula's depth of…read moreculture. I went for the Botke exhibit in the main room, but really enjoyed seeing the back room exhibit highlighting Dr. Gus Iwasiuk's works. I worked with Dr. Iwasiuk for years, had no idea he was a talented artist as well as a surgeon.

This is a wonderful art museum in Santa Paula. They had art exhibitions for Cornelius Botke and…read moreVladimir and Gosta Iwasiuk. Their artwork are beautiful and amazing, and it showed how talented these artists were. It's not a big museum but nonetheless, a museum worth checking out.

Found the Santa Paula Moose Lodge by accident. Moved up to Santa Paula for work and now have a…read moregreat family of great friends. The deals such as happy hour, Taco Tuesday, West Coast Wednesdays and more have been great family type fun! Bartenders Gina and Anna have always had smiles and give the best warm greetings! The community outreach to help those in need and fundraising, well, this place has it all! Thank you Santa Paula Moose Lodge for everything and being a wonderful place to hang out!

From the owner: We are a family-oriented private not to profit Lodge. We are big on our community, the children of…read moreour community and family. We host events for our members as well the children, but we also like to have fun and relax in our social quarters. You do have to be a member to enter but can be signed in by a Lodge member. We are always accepting new members so if you are interested, please stop on by.

Regency Theater's Santa Paula site has 7 screens. It is in the same shopping center as the Vons…read more The theaters are relativly small, but have nice lay back seats, and every time I go, no problem getting the seat I want...like all cinemas, buisness is down. The Regency Theater opens it's doors 15 minutes before the first show of the day. Minimal staffing, I saw 2 employees. I think one to sell tickets and concessions, the other to run the movies. The theater was clean, the staff friendly and quick (important when you just have 15 minutes to get your popcorn and into your show!). The seats were big and comfy. The movie was great!

All good but the cushion on the recliner needs more stuffing. Too flat. Place was clean, stocked…read moreup, restrooms clean as well

Shylah inspires greatness! I feel more confident to explore my voice as an extension of myself…read more She's an amazing singer, songwriter, facilitator, teacher and muse.

Everything was powerful. Removed my vocal blocks. Healing energy and a surprisingly spiritual…read moreexperience. Highly recommend!

My wife and I wanted to do something different and fun for our wedding anniversary, and booking a…read moreride with Sunburst Railbikes turned out to be one of the best decisions we've made. We chose the 1 PM time slot, which is a 2-hour scheduled ride that includes two stops--one in Fillmore and another at Prancer's Farm on the way back. The ride was full with 16 guests, and the guides did a great job leading from both the front and back, making sure everyone felt comfortable and safe. Check-in was quick and easy, and they even provided complimentary popcorn and water, which was a nice touch before getting started. The ride itself was an absolute blast and definitely a solid workout--very similar to cycling, covering just under 10 miles round trip. The carts are super easy to use, with clear instructions from the guides. Each cart comes equipped with a front storage rack, cup holders, a hand brake (which you'll appreciate on the downhill!), an odometer, and a switch to toggle between manual and automatic. The assist mode really comes in handy on the uphill stretch heading toward Fillmore, while the ride back is a smooth and enjoyable downhill cruise. The weather couldn't have been better, and the scenery was incredible. Along the way, we took in beautiful views of avocado and lemon groves, cactus fields, and plenty of wildlife--squirrels, lizards, and even bees hard at work pollinating. It made the whole experience feel peaceful and immersive. On the way back, we stopped for about 20-30 minutes at Prancer's Farm, where we got to see a variety of animals including goats, pigs, bulls, and sheep. There's also a petting zoo option if you purchase tickets. The farm had a fun seasonal setup for Easter, along with a shop where you can buy fresh fruit, beef jerky, and other local goods. Overall, this was one of the most fun and unique experiences we've had. If you enjoy the outdoors, want a bit of adventure, and don't mind getting in a great workout, I highly recommend giving Sunburst Railbikes a try. Hopefully my photos--and this review--help you decide to book your own ride!

I had a nice experience riding the Sunburst. Staff were exceptionally friendly and helpful. They…read moregave general instructions of use but I perfected the pedaling and driving (option via a little throttle lever) in the first few minutes. Riding over a moving rattlesnake in between the tracks was a startling surprise! I lived to tell the tale there! The first stop at the end of the route before turning the railbikes back was ok, but I feel there could be some kinda stalls or local art on display during the 15 minute break. Surely some vendors could set up something? The next stop going back was at Prancers Farm which was ok for some local produce. Having said that, a fruit smoothie or ice cream made locally would be a nice touch? I went to go look at the animals but didn't wanna pay $7 each person to do so. After this 30 min stop we went back to the depot. I experienced this adventure in early spring on a day which was maybe high 70s. I'm not so sure I would enjoy this in Summer.