I love this lil museum and the volunteers that spend their time answering questions and providing…read moreknowledge about the area and the things in the museum. Worth the stop if you are in the area.

A must visit if you are in the Central Valley. Open on Fridays and Sundays. We call ahead of our…read moretrip there and got a private tour on an non-opening day. We had Mr. Bosserman as our tour guide, he was wonderful and got an answer for everything. Check out the Fresno County Fruit trail if you have the time.

This place was very small (one room of information and another as a shop). It was $5/person to…read morevisit; however, we were given a discount because my little sister was there for a school project. It's not located in a very convenient place, because it took us forever to find it. BUT I found it very interesting and the man in charged was very helpful. For the size of the place and the location, it was sure worth it - they are doing a great thing and I'm very glad I got a chance to see a little part of history.

My family had a wonderful day exploring the botanical garden. If you stop inside the visitor center…read morebefore the garden they have an activity for the kids. My boys really enjoyed the list of things to look for while exploring. On the list we found bugs, butterflies, lizards, flowers and a few more. The garden has a few shady spots that were much needed for a break from the heat. They also have a little section of music instruments to play. We didn't get to try them but someone was playing a beautiful melody while we were there. When we were done exploring the beautiful garden we headed back to the visitor center. The boys both got stickers for completing their activities list. Inside the visitor center they also sell some beautifully crafted cups, soaps, honey and other trinkets. My boys picked out a few toys and I go their honey. The honey is actually really delicious.

When we first moved back to Clovis, we stayed with my mother-in-law and she lived right across the…read morestreet from the botanical garden and park. My kids loved coming here. It was always a great way to spend some outdoor time and get fresh air. The new building in the botanical garden is incredible and 100% community funded! That means the volunteers and donors of this space fully own everything! With zero government red tape, they're able to fast track art events, adult ED classes, garden parties, and create jobs for the community. The new building is beautiful and comes with a small gift shop, selling local artist pieces, indoor meeting/recreation area, and an shaded outdoor patio. The patio is public and available for anybody who is walking the trail. We actually ate our lunch here, before walking the botanical garden trail for a nature scavenger hunt. They also cleaned up a few of the trails and opened up a few more areas for outdoor events. This is a great addition to the Clovis community and if you haven't been yet, get yourself here and support this beautiful botanical garden!

I went on the Tower District Neighborhood your this morning. We casually walked and learned about…read morethe architecture of the businesses and residences in the area. Marjorie covered the diverse neighborhood with so much knowledge about it's history as well as current interesting facts. We learned about the murals and graffiti with respect to the business owner and neighborhood perspectives and we explored a few of the shops in the business district. Marjorie arranged for the tour to enjoy beverages and food samplings from several establishments, one of which was Pinot Wine Bar. Danny, the owner and local resident, owned early for our group and gave an impromptu wine class while we sipped wine paired with cheese & meat samplings. A very knowledgeable and generous business owner! I completely enjoyed spending my Saturday morning walking and talking and learning about this special neighborhood. There is no better way to get to know an area than to walk through and see all the special sights. Thank you Marjorie for your enthusiasm!

The correct name is the Dan and Kathy Rouit Flat Track Museum …read more Started by local Flat Track star Dan Rouit who passed away a few years ago. The museum has a base collection of bikes from a board track tracer to a XR750 and bikes are changed out as loaned bikes are brought in., Hours are by appointment only now but should improve in Spring/Summer . It's a privately owned place so please make a donation . Call ahead and arrange . Lots of memorabilia , famous pictures and autographed gear .

What a super experience! I don't know much about flat track racing, but I do love motorcycles, and…read morethis place is loaded with carefully restored classics made by Harley, Indian, Triumph, BSA, Honda, Yamaha, and many others. Whether you're a hardcore enthusiast or just sort of interested in motorcycles, you definitely should see this collection. Call for hours.

This is such an awesome gem in Fresno! I brought my niece and nephews here last month. I think it…read morewas $18 total for 5 of us. They give a discount for students and charge less for kids under a certain age. The best seats are in the back for adults! The movie they showed was very informative. The audio was very loud though. I know it's to give the feeling you're in space, but I think because the theater is small it seemed too loud at times. But it really wasn't a huge deal. After the movie they show stars and help you learn what the constellations look like and where to find them in the sky. That is such a cool part of the experience. They have a small gift shop as well and some cool scales and stuff in the lobby while you wait. Parking is also free in the lot in the evenings.

Kids enjoyed a morning tutorial making their own star wheels, exploring the museum, and viewing the…read moreplanetarium presentation. The latter included an intro to fractals, a recent mission montage, kid reporters, and constellation sky exploration. The museum had numerous hands-on activities. The DIY star wheels were perfect keepsakes to extend learning and star hunting beyond the visit. Would love to return again soon.

I took my family to watch the grizzlies game and oh man I had so much fun! Even though it was…read morepretty hot I made sure to be prepared with a handheld fan and a bucket hat to cover for shade but surprisingly the whole stadium wasn't as sunny as I thought! The sun started to go down as soon as first pitch ended. We got lucky with parking too, we parked at a meter on the cross streets on Inyo and Broadway. It said it was free parking until Monday at 6am which was really cool I didn't have to pay for parking and also park far! There were no line to get into the stadium, I was greeted right away with a staff who scanned are tickets and as well as staffs who gave us Dino plushies for the theme! They also took a photo of us lol First thing first was finding our seats which was literally right in front of entrance! Then FOOD! I gave the two vouchers to my kids, they chose vanilla and chocolate ice cream. We also ordered wagyu sliders, chicken bites and all beef hotdogs. Everything was delicious. We also got to participate running the bases because we won and got on the Jumbotron! Answered dinosaur questionnaires to more fun activity games for the kids. There was also a water slide and splash pads available for the kids to play! Thank you again to Yelp and CM for the tickets and free voucher for ice cream!

We went for Dino Nugget night to watch the Grizzlies. Tickets are inexpensive, it's such a fun time…read morewatching baseball. Easy date night idea or something to take the family to have a fun time. Will definitely be taking advantage of ticket prices and seeing more games next season.

I went to art hop here last night since I still had some time after going to a Yelp event and…read moregrocery shopping. I had so much fun and I bumped into one of the artists who I have known forever since her painting was on display. I was happy to see that there was new art work on display. I think I need to research about more places that are open for art hop but I really enjoyed this studio. I think there is all different types of art for different people. I really enjoy going to Rina Gonzales Create Studio which has a bunch of different cards in both English and Spanish.

What a lovely redo of an old, unused building in downtown Fresno. This corner building has so much…read morepotential as an art gallery. It is a wonderful place to view large pieces of art and is handy for artists to rent space both to work and to exhibit. Because I love to walk around downtown, I have no problem with parking blocks away and walking, but there is street parking close by. As of now, the building is only open to the public on Art Hop Thursdays and Saturdays.