We here for the Edgar Allen Poe speakeasy. Fun event. I would come for any theatre showing as…read moreit's a cute small venue with a little snack bar and regular bar with beer & wines

Took my kid to see kpop n what a scam /joke... 1st hour nothing but Korean music not appropriate…read morefor young kids, doing booty shaking with 2 songs even had swear words. Saw a lady trying to talk to the manager and he was completely rude to her and laughed and walked off. Saw many other people get up and leave should get your money back. I ended up staying and literally only the last 20 min was the kpop songs after the intermission. Don't waste your money and I will not being going back to see how the manager treats paying customers. Plus it's very run down, dirty, snack bar was disgusting, hot dogs looked under cooked and rubberized order a popcorn and a young kid basically spilled half the popcorn on the counter. Save you money.

Lindsey is the instructor and she is truly amazing!! She is motivating and inspires you to improve…read moreyour strength with core exercises and weights along with a fabulous dance mix! I moved here in 2024 and found Fallbrook Jazzetcise to be outstanding!!!There are two other instructors - Heather and LeAnne and they are excellent! I am a dedicated Jazzercissr for many decades and this team is awesome!

Fallbrook youth baseball field and Ingold sports park is always confusing, and it is hard to find…read more You have to search for Ingold sports park. They both are same, unfortunately but little apart with in a big field and not walkable. This is a large sports complex with small parking spots. No restrooms available but found a porta potty. Great for kids and for the spectators. Beautiful drive tho this field, make sure you know where you are going before you leave, tricky to find thia spot. 4 fields, nicely maintained with dirt and real grass. Good luck finding it.

Coming from the Murrieta Temecula area, and having to drive into this Pony field was a terrifying…read moreexperience. My husband made a turn into the field and the cars coming out refused to move over to let us get by. Later I realized how terrified they must've felt as the road is a dead drop down the cliff. The roads are narrow and dangerous. People actually pay dues and fees to this park??? It's a crying shame that parking is the way it is. I'm not lying when I say we almost had a brawl in this park as we were all gridlocked down there near the Pinto field. People trying to get out and us trying to park for a game. We were all stuck! Everybody honking at each other to get out of the way and yet it was impossible to maneuver. We were crammed in this park like sardines! I think there is a dead end and everybody trying to turn back and head out. The fields have no shade where we were. The area is just something out of a movie from the 60's. So dated and dirty. Outhouses were stinky ! That's for sure how they should be but it smelled like it hadn't been dumped in ages. I hope we never ever have another game in Fallbrook! It was horrible! Murrieta Pony and Fallbrook Pony fields must be owned by the same people. No money has been put into these fields in ages! 9/29/19 visit to this ball park. I suggest the owners of this field invest a little money in renovating and giving our kids a safe clean and fun experience. Right now, it's a sham!

Pro shop is never open. Chairs and tables are falling apart. Bathrooms need remodeled badly. Road…read moreinto parking lot needs to be repaved. No signs explaining how to pay to play, only one that says "No trespassing". Owner needs to spend some money because its obvious he hasn't in the last 10 years... There are random shacks and trash across the property. Abandoned vehicle in the lot, electrical outlets that are exposed. Homeless tweakers camp out regularly. Needs a bit of TLC.

Great facility for some pickleball. I came here once during open play when I was invited by a…read morefriend. They have open play on Mondays and Wednesdays 5-7pm. Everyone who I met there seem to be regulars and they were a pretty friendly bunch! Most recently I competed in their monthly tournament and it was run pretty well, very organized! Pretty clean place, just wish they had a bigger restroom and they could use more parking areas especially during tournaments.

I DO NOT recommend the beginner riding lesson program lead by Vicky. I am an experience rider with…read moreover 10 years of experience who was looking to get back in the saddle after a few years off. I got an intro pack of 4 lessons with my 2 novice friends. There was almost no instruction. We were asked to get the horses from their stalls the first day, not even knowing the layout of the barn or what the horses looked like. After some convincing we were lead to the stalls by Vicky's helpers (these are children 12 and under working for discounts on their own lessons or volunteer?). These helpers are not very knowledgeable, because they are only children learning themselves. Luckily being experienced, I was able to instruct my 2 friends on picking hooves and other essential grooming/tacking procedures. Not sure what happens when I'm not there... grooming equipment also well past expiration, see photo. There is one college aged girl attempting to supervise the tacking process, but one lesson is untacking while the next is tacking up and there's no way she can be everywhere at once. Which means more than 10 horses/people/saddles at a time. Impossible task for the poor girl. Vicky no where to be seen. I also found myself having to whisper basic instruction to my friends during the lesson who were struggling and getting no good help. It's impossible for one trainer to manage 6 beginners, but she wasn't even telling them the basics! Her approach was harsh and confusing. One of the young students even cried during one lesson. It feels as though Vicky is trying to make as much money as possible before her swiftly approaching retirement. There are an insane amount of horses in the program, and you never know which you will be riding that day. This can be difficult for someone just starting out and doesn't understand the different personalities. Most lesson horses are privately owned and are being used for discounted boarding rates. If you are an experienced rider, you will likely be given the difficult to manage horses. Probably with bridles that's they arnt used to. If I were the owner of one of those horses I would be appalled. Lastly, one of the 4 lessons we were told there would be less intersection because the horses were used in a show the previous day (very unprofessional). All around terrible. Pretty facility tho!

I wanted to sign my 4 year old up for riding lessons and I found that Sundance had easy to read and…read morestraightforward information with reasonable package pricing for tiny tots lessons. I was able to purchase online and text a number to schedule my rider Unfortunately, our first lesson was rained out for a few weeks. Despite the circumstances I was still given a courtesy text about the rain and rescheduling for the next week. Excellent and timely communication--a big plus for me! Our first lesson was with Vicky and she was great! After arriving about 20 minutes early as requested, my daughter and I learned why they need to brush the horse first along with a few other things that was good to know. Helmets are available for use as well. Vicky was excellent in communicating with my daughter the entire time and listened when she spoke--another plus for me! The lesson was short enough to keep my daughters attention and long enough for her to ride and have fun. I feel we will continue our lessons here and look forward to working with some of the other trainers! Grounds are beautiful and the horses look happy here. I highly recommend Sundance to anyone looking for a place to take lessons.

My daughter has learned more in this class in a shorter period of time than when she was on the…read more"pre-team" at a very costly gymnastics center. Dave is friendly and has the kids constantly working on something during class time. My daughter also enjoys this class over the center that had all the fancy equipment. That says a lot! If you want to get into competition this may not be the class for you. If you want to learn how to tumble and flip from a knowledgable instructor this is where you want to be! You can't beat the cost since it is run through the Melba Biship Park Center. (Oceanside Parks and Recreation).

I highly recommend this place! Mr. Dave is awesome with the kids and you can tell he is really…read morepassionate about teaching. My son loves going to tumbling class and is learning so much here. Even though he has a hard time paying attention, Mr. Dave is always calm and patient with him. Like most kids, he is very active and jumps around a lot.. This class is teaching him the proper form and to be more mindful of what he is doing. Don't think twice about enrolling your kids here!

I have been really enjoying meeting up with my local sk8r girlfriends for Friday night skate night…read more O'side parks and recreation runs it from 6-8pm seasonally on Friday nights. Further information is available on their web & media sites. It's free so bring your own skates and protective gear. No rentals. Fun people with all sort of levels show up. You can blade or roller skate on the outdoor hockey rink. They play fun music and even do routine type dances that you can join in on too. Really fun! This event truly brings up childhood memories and nostalgia for me!

Oceanside Rollerskating hosts these amazing and family friendly meet-ups on Friday nights here -…read moreall levels are welcomed -- and it's FREE! You just have to check their Instagram page to make sure it hasn't been canceled due to weather or other conflicts (oceanside_rollerskating). But they're there pretty much every Friday night from 6-8pm which makes for an awesome night as it's usually during the sunset, and then after the sunset they showcase their super fun rink lights and people wear glow in the dark wheels and it's just really fun! They also usually host "Sunday Roll-Outs" every Sunday morning down at the Oceanside Strand, meeting up under the pier, near and/or at the amphitheater, from around 10am - 2pm. Then, at some point during that time, they all roller skate together down the entire south end of the Strand, which is seriously EPIC! That's also advertised on their Instagram page, so double check that before heading out. They always play great music and everyone is so welcoming even to the newest skaters. They always help new people learn some basics, too! I've met so many nice people through them, and have even made a few really good friends through Oceanside Rollerskating, so I'm very grateful to the people who have organized this.

I can't say enough good things about Skybound! As someone with zero gymnastics or dance…read morebackground--and definitely no ability to do the splits--I was a little nervous to try an aerial gym. But from my very first class, I felt completely welcomed and supported. The instructors are incredibly knowledgeable and make sure you're learning safely at your own pace. The small class sizes give you lots of individual attention, and the atmosphere is fun, encouraging, and totally non-intimidating. Best of all, it doesn't feel like a workout--it's just so much fun! I leave every class feeling stronger, more confident, and excited for the next one. Highly recommend Skybound to anyone, no matter your fitness level or experience!

Skybound is an amazing aerial gym!! They have extra high ceilings and very well trained,…read moreknowledgeable instructors. The community is amazing and I'm very thankful to be a part of it!