A real gem in the San Joaquin County. Wonderful conductor with an orchestra of seasoned…read moreprofessionals and students from local colleges. Repertoire appropriate for the audience. Interesting Guest Artists. Family friendly. Great ticket pricing. Very good parking when the concert is presented at the Theatre on the Delta College Campus. Many concerts in various locations through out their season. We need handicapped seating which is very limited. Call ahead for tickets if you need this specialized seating.

The Stockton Symphony is a really nice little symphony in the central valley. Directed by Peter…read moreJaffe, it includes some very talented musicians and provides some great programming. Peter Jaffe is a great conductor and a fantastic leader for the symphony. Not only is he knowledgeable and passionate about music, he is also extremely friendly and approachable. Their free concert on July 4 is a great way for the symphony to celebrate with people who wouldn't normally visit the symphony. They also include some interesting performances in their season. I had the pleasure to see Mark Twain's World: A Symphonic Journey with Genuine Thespians, which wsa part music and part theater, but not a musical. If ever you have a chance to visit the Stockton Symphony, I would highly recommend it.

Best kept secret in Stockton. Wonderful concerts for pennies! Nothing beats live music especially…read morethe classics. The hall is intimate and acoustically spectacular. Check them out on line and go to a show. You will not be disappointed.

This place is pretty too. I went here for orientation and my other classes but inside was smaller…read morethan I had expected but the atmosphere was very cozy and simply very relaxing. My high school had a similar appearance and it gave me a feeling of nostalgia as I went here.

We love the swim school!! All the teachers there are so patient with the kids. The 1:1 lessons are…read moregreat! Our oldest daughter was swimming across the length of the pool at 3yrs old thanks to Miss Elizabeth!! Our youngest (2yrs old) has also had great teachers and is learning the swim basics to learn to swim and keep her safe around the water. We highly recommend the swim school if you are looking for a safe, caring, and effective place for your child to learn to swim!!!

Love this place. I have two kids (one who was extremely afraid of water after a near drowning…read moreincident and my other has special needs) and the staff has always been so patient and truly caring. They push the kids each to their own level but in a good way so they learn and make it fun while doing so. I highly recommend this swim school!

Miss Regina is an excellent experience teacher super sweet just a complete professional…read more The studio is a great after school and during school breaks, arts and crafts fun educational activities for kids to do, prices are so reasonable and we are so lucky to have this art place in Stockton and so close to Lodi. My son who is 5 years old is not only learning art skills but also patience and cooperation. The studio is clean and neat and she follows all Covid-19 protocol. My son just enjoys being in the class so much he just loves it!

Regina Rose is a talented and accomplished art teacher in Stockton, Ca. She offers classes for…read morechildren and adults at her studio on Pacific Ave. On Thursday mornings she teaches a small group of beginners and we all have been creating art we can hang on our walls. Regina makes art fun and challenging, never stressful. I love her classes and Recommend her to anyone who would like to improve their talents or find the hidden artist inside.

Super disorganized. Parking was $10. Must get there early if you want anything in walking…read moredistance. Everything seem like it wasn't carefully plan I thought they would do better since they have been in this location for the last couple of years. Asparagus batter was Awful, way too salty. $20 for each order and I bought 3 orders, and I could not eat 1 order. The Asparagus stalks were not cut so it wasn't edible. I would recommend purchasing discount tickets at SaveMart which is half of the entrance fee.

Not very good food, vendors are your usual junk, usually hot and not that great. It needs better…read morefood, better vendors and activities - think bracelet/necklace making for kids, making dream catchers, better face painters, like tarot, fortune reading, do chair massage, get local resteraunts to come and offer samples or special small orders for sale of their food on select items they can bring/make at a fair/dog activities/trampolines, hats for sale, water bottles for sale, hand held fans for sale - things people will actually buy. Better activities

This place is awesome, really nice staff and place is hella dope. Would recommend to anyone looking…read moreto have some fun

No ac / was 89 in the party room. The kids were so hot / was hot in Stockton 102 August 1 ! After…read morethe kids playing couldn't even cooled down because it was so hot.

The only game in town. (RIP Sunset, I wish that I had known you, but I was just a kid, that didn't…read morelive in Lodi yet.) When it sells out, time to go to Stockton or EG. This did happen to me once in the last six or so months I've lived here. My buddy and I had to go to Stockton for Zootopia, which had been out for months by that point. So, the only game in town means plan ahead. I've never seen it dead here before. So far. What do I know, these aren't the reviews you're looking for. Move along. Lol I do love reviewing the cinema though. Lodi 12 is usually a happening spot when I come. And it is at least competitive with other theatre chains in the area. It is part of the Santa Rosa Cinemas, a smaller family-run business that has, from what I can tell, a handful theatres in Central (and Ventura?) California. Though it's probably not much older than me, the building has a bit of a retro feel, with big lobby windows in a semi-circle and bright yellow marquee at night. I am a sucker for a retro cinema if you've read my other movie theatre reviews, but any cinema with character will be appreciated by me. The only upgrade I would prefer would be to get rid of the need to print a paper ticket, even if you buy online ahead of time. Whoever is cheaping out on a scanner for QR codes, get with it and save some trees. It would even be okay if they were old school ticket stubs for the nostalgia (I love cinema nostalgia and will go out of my way for it), at least they would look pretty in my novelty shadowbox, but nah, they're just receipt roll paper. Alas I digress; I don't like wasting time doing that when I could be in line for popcorn or taking a selfie with Heathcliff. Some auditoriums are nicer than others but I believe all have recliners and the little swivel tables that make me feel like a baby. I have not seen any evidence of wear and tear on the seats like in some of these pictures on here, eesh. They have multiple screens that utilize Dolby Atmos / Ultimate Digital Cinema surround sound, and at least one auditorium that has Real D 3D for the 3D enjoyers. As a four eyes, making myself a six eyes for the rare, usually James Cameron backed adventure is about all I care to partake of. Sound and screens are great and have been recently upgraded. I do enjoy coming here and feel the amenities are satisfactory. Snack and food selection is good, and the popcorn is fresh. They have a wine and beer kiosk as well, though we usually come after a meal and thus have not yet partaken of libations here. This cinema is in downtown Lodi, and does not have a parking lot. Street parking is usually not far away. Maybe see you later for another totally necessary screening of My Dad and His Son Baby Yoda. This is the way.

First visit to this theatre and what a pleasant surprise…read more This theatre is part of a conglomerate of other theaters and so much cleaner, customer friendly and up to date. The only grumble I have is not providing the flavored cheeses like the other sister locations. You can purchase where that doesn't happen in the Santa Rosa theaters.

What a culturally rich experiences this was! I had never been to the city of Locke and came here…read morewith my dance group to perform at the Harvest Moon Festival. This town is simply charming and the people are extremely friendly as well. The City of Locke is the only surviving rural Chinatown in the nation, and it was built by the Chinese for the Chinese. This festival was held at the Jean Harvie Community Center, which is right next to the levee. I was amazed at the cultural diversity evident at this festival. The dance, music, and Taiko drum performances were wonderful to watch. The costumes was amazing as they were made with beautifully textured and colorful fabrics. Additionally, when I asked one of the dancers aout her costume she told me they were hand made and often times would take weeks to stitch and embroider. Several of the performers involved in this festival traveled from the bay area as well as Stockton to attend this event. The performances displayed flawless movement and synchronization to beautifully orchestrated cultural music. The Chinese food at this festival was scrumptious. I enjoyed a plate of dim sum, vegetable chow mien, and a delicious cup of freshly brewed oolong tea. Overall I really enjoyed this festival and would love to go back to this delightful town again in the future. After all, its only 23 miles south of sacramento.

A great place to have a big party. Eventhough it's quite a drive from Stockton the place served its…read morepurpose. The parking can accommodate many cars. The lighting in the parking lot is adequate.