In a world where it feels like businesses are always about the dollar, the guys at Purvis are only…read moreworried about one thing... You, the customer!! There are not enough stars on Yelp to give Purvis. They have done exceptional work, for many years, but my experience with them today truly overwhelmed me. A huge thanks to them and please if you have any framing or image needs make Purvis first place you stop!!

We have been going to Pervis's for years. They have a great selection of hundreds of different…read moreframes. They really make sure that your frame is exactly what you want. They are very patient. They also stretch out canvas so you can hang it. I will never go anywhere else.

I've long wanted to see this historic, artsy house, and since Maloof attended Chino schools, as did…read moremy cousin, I took my cousin for a look-see. We booked the 1.5 hour tour, which was a guided tour of the house that Maloof built and lived in until his death, and a self-guided tour of an art space, some grounds, and a wood working shop. Filled with his beautiful, handmade pieces of furniture and decor from others, this house is a real treasure to behold. Traveling from room to room, we learned Maloof's history and influences, and of those who admired his work, and learned about his dynamic wife Alfreda. (Not a word was said about Sam's second wife!) I wish I would have met Alfreda, as she sounds like she was really something! Our tour guide could have been better: I though he was boring, talked a lot about himself, and neglected to tell us certain things, like alerting us to the wall in the final room that showcased photos of prominent admirers of Maloof's work (like President Jimmy Carter), as well as the fact that he had been awarded a MacArthur Fellowship Grant. It would be fun to take a class in this environment. There was a live music performance, free for all.

After years of saying 'One of these days...' we finally took the plunge. First of all the parking…read morelot is small, but very nice and easy to turn around. It turns out the day we were there was also the same day as an open workshop. My daughter was expertly guided, with great care, to create the project of the day. She was elated. After we walked the large grounds, which included a couple homes, workshops, and gardens. The stroll through the gardens felt like we were off season, as drought conditions were impacting the foliage. We finally made a stop in the gallery, where another workshop was wrapping up. Great experience. Will be back with the kids for the next event.

A Beautiful, Well-Stocked Studio Perfect for Crops and Creative Retreats…read more I attended a 3-day crop here for $79, and it was absolutely worth it. Just keep in mind -- it's a no-frills experience, which means you're paying for the convenience of a very clean, well-organized studio where you can craft comfortably with friends. The space is stocked with every tool, supply, and embellishment you could possibly need for scrapbooking, card making, journaling, or any kind of paper crafting. They even run a tab for you during your crop, which is so convenient when you find last-minute items you want to buy. Location & Space The studio is located in a business park, so it's easy to miss from the street. It's upstairs, but once you walk in, it's spotless and beautifully decorated -- vintage, feminine, and upscale in style. The layout and organization make it easy to find exactly what you need without digging through clutter. Experience & Staff Frank was there during my crop, and he's genuinely kind and helpful. People come in and out regularly, and it's clear the shop carries unique and hard-to-find products that keep customers coming back. I'm also part of the Journal Club and Card Making Club, and both are very reasonably priced. Whether you're crafting solo or with friends, this place is a gem. Highly recommend attending one of their crops or just stopping by to browse -- it's an inspiring space for any paper crafter.

Just visited Frank Garcia Studio in Upland, CA. This is a must-go-place for all multia media…read morecrafters! They have paper, fabric, lace, wax seals, dies, moulds, watercolor supplies, soldering, all tools, punches, scissors, glue, and more! I bought quite a few things can't wait to use it all. Frank himself was there and greeted me, staff was helpful with all my questions. Very clean and organized. Can't wait to come back again!

I love the store big and clean .you can find alots brand name clothes,accessories get it almost…read moremore then 50%percent off sometimes if u lucky they have Michael kors item and Victoria secret . The owner really friendly and kind a-lots stuff u will be surprise what u can find their better then dollar store or Walmart come check out the store u will never disappoint

Customer service is top notch! Friendly and informative! Variety of items from pantry's food,…read moreclothing, and personal care to choose from. Great value; It's inexpensive and you can get so much for your money.

Super chill and friendly record store. Great selection of new and used. Just all around great…read morestore. Definitely on my list

My teenager wanted to pick up a few vinyls, and since I'd been meaning to check this place out…read more(it's right in our area), it felt like the perfect opportunity to stop by. As soon as we walked in, there was a live stream going on, and the cashier came across pretty loud and a bit intimidating, at least from my teenager's perspective. To keep things simple, I just told him to grab what he was looking for and we'd head out. While he browsed, I ended up finding a couple of records for myself too. The shop itself is really cool and has a unique vibe, different from other record stores I've visited. It's not your typical setup, which makes it stand out in a good way. I also noticed the building is a historic landmark. All in all, it was a unique experience, and I'm glad we stopped in.

In order to enjoy this small museum, it is necessary to arrange a tour by one of the members of the…read moreFontana Historical Society. Their members can be found diligently working on community projects in their own research library, a small, historic building in downtown Fontana, http://www.yelp.com/biz/fontana-historical-society-fontana. As told to us by the docent who escorted us, this was once a home owned by Fontana's founder, A B Miller. The home, hidden in a humble, nondescript neighborhood, is not located near their research library. You must drive about a mile to get there. The property is gated and locked, only viewable from the street if you go unaccompanied. This small home has been well cared for, and is largely in original condition. Stepping inside brings you face to face with life in the early 1900's in Fontana when it was still ranch land, citrus orchards, chicken farms, grape vineyards, and little else. The modest 4 room, one bath home is filled with some original antiques, pictures, many of them donated items. The original kitchen was in a separate building behind the 4 room, 1 bath home. In the side yard several antique vehicles are rusting, there are remnants of winery equipment, and a bright red barn that dominates the backyard. The good condition of this tiny museum is the result of many hands who lovingly respected their small community's influential history, as well as a volunteer faction of the Mormon community who generously offered their time and materials to special projects such as these. There is no entrance fee.

This place is so cool. It's a huge store with so many different vendor stalls selling so many cool…read moreitems from clothes to dishes to toy cars. I didn't get anything but you can definitely find some treasure in here.

There is a lot of great antiques but apparently they get offended when an offer is made below the…read moreasking even if it was OBO. The cashiers reaction was rude.

We had a field trip today here. I hadn't been here since I was a little girl and it's exactly what…read moreI remember. It was a great experience to go with my son on his field trip. The kids got to dig in the dirt to look for bugs, make molds of animal prints, and do a nature walk. My only concern and it's strictly personal and nothing against the museum is how long the sessions are where the kids have to listen to the lesson before they begin the activity. It can be difficult for a child with adhd or autism to tend. But again, that's nothing against the museum. However, my concern with them is the little nature walk paths are not small enough for the wheel chairs and there's a part of the nature walk that can be difficult for someone to push a child with a wheelchair stroller. Maybe something to keep in mind if you get a grant for additional funding. Outside of that, inside the building does have a wheelchair ramp. This field trip was nostalgic for me and overall we had an amazing experience with amazing staff! Everyone was absolutely amazing and friendly.

Cute spot to go on a little nature hike. Came here on a field trip and my daughter loved it…read more Staff was helpful and knowledgeable. Parking was a disaster as the lot hold maybe 15 spots.