Brought my kids here since they had a farmers market that day as well. I was hoping to have some…read morefun with the kids, feed some animals and pet some as well. This farm is tiny though. We saw 2 alpacas and 2 pigs only. We needed to pay to feed them which is fine but the amount of food they gave you is insulting. Alpacas didn't even want to eat so we just threw the food at the pigs.

Little Parrot Farm is less of a farm and more of an animal sanctuary. They take amazing care of…read moretheir resident animals and I believe most if not all of the workers are volunteers, and many are a part of the Chinese Buddhist vegan community. I would love to volunteer myself too if I lived closer! Aside from events like the open house and summer camps for kids, the best way to get acquainted with the Little Parrot Farm is through their affordable tours on Saturdays. While it may be frustrating for some that you can't just go in and see the animals any day, it really is in their best interest that a staff member is there to supervise these interactions. Too many places allow visitors to harass their animals or feed them random stuff that isn't good for them. And if an animal reacts defensively, it can be very difficult and sad to handle the aftermath. It's also amazing just seeing the same animals every time, and not being worried that anyone is going to be taken to slaughter. My favorite friends are Andy the alpaca, the two sweet pigs, and Maya the rescued border collie. I don't know the names of some of the newer pups, but they were all super friendly. They sell T shirts with their most popular residents featured on them that make for great souvenirs to take home. The farm part of the property is also beautiful and abundant. They sell fresh veggies online for pickup that look amazing, but that I haven't had a chance to try yet. Can't wait to come back for the next event!

I went to a rodeo last night and it was fantastic! The venue is quite unique because it's a covered…read morefacility with no walls. So whatever the weather is on the outside is what it is on the inside. Around the facility is lots of exposition and display space. It's a very cool looking arena from the bottom of the valley. You look up and it looks like some sort of giant spaceship. It's very modern. Parking is very easy and close to the venue. I can't wait to go back to the same show next year.

I went to the City of Industry Taste event. I paid $62 dollars for unlimited alcohol drinks and…read morefood from various restaurants in the area. Great event. They even had a band from the 80's that was good. I had a blast. The Only thing that I did not like was that they needed a few more vendors for food and wine. They had more beer vendors than wine or vodka. And more Mexican restaurants than others. It was small inside so it got very hot when it got crowded. Parking was included which was great and close to entrance .

Probably the worst Oktoberfest that I've ever been to. I thought it was going to be really big…read morebecause it was at Fairplex, but they were actually sharing the venue with another event. There were food vendors and a couple fair activities. The best thing to do was watch the entertainment, but even that was not great. Nothing was very traditional, which I was disappointed about. The food was very overpriced and not good. I was extremely disappointed by the pretzel with cheese. The cheese was flavorless and had the texture of Kraft mac & cheese cheese. Overall, I would not recommend this festival and I would not come back again.

Signs at night are not prominent on where to park, you want to navigate to gate 17. Card only for…read moreparking and tickets at venue if you haven't already purchased online. It's a few dollars cheaper online compared to day of. They check ID and have bag check up front for saftey. Dressing up is not mandatory but adds to the atmosphere. Drinks range from $17-$25 for beer depending on if you want a cup or souvenir plastic stein. There venue is both indoor and out, so if you're outside wear layers like a thin flannel or cardigan. There are plenty of beer and food booths so lines go fast. I really like the outdoor stage where polka band lead by Festmeister Hans played a variety of oldies and modern hits with a polka twist. I feel like it's a welcoming environment, like how everyone on St. Patty's day can participate in drinking although not of Irish decent... everyone can drink together although not of German decent. Getting a giant pretzel with cheese sauce and a bratwurst with sauerkraut is almost as mandatory as the beer just expect to pay a premium price. It's something to do for the fall and and good for groups, just go early if you want a seat at a table.

Forgot what it felt like to run around with some friends playing laser tag. Its been years since I…read moregot with a group and played - let alone a full HOUR with 4 games inbetween. They have an adults only game and that was so much fun. I didn't have to worry about running into little kids or anything like that. Would definitely be back!

I can't even remember the last time I've gone laser tag, let alone one that was for adults only. We…read morecame 30 minutes before our assigned slot and we were able to hang out, get familiar with the facility and sign all the waivers. We also took some cool pictures at the stage that they have. Honestly I had no idea what to expect but my group had such an amazing time. There was 15 of us and we played about 5 games in a span of our 1 hour time slot. Our game master was so great, she had great vibes and was very informative with all of our questions. Either i'm old or out of shape (or a mixture of both) but i was huffing and puffing between the games and I think the timeframe per game was good. The breaks inbetween helped a lot too LOL Can't wait to be back. The missions were really fun!

Our baseball team stopped by Tuesday at 6 pm, and it was busy. This was my first time visiting the…read morevault and I was impressed by what I saw. Multiple set-ups and indoor/outdoor cages, convenient for rainy days. They offer private lessons, check their website. I also see that they offer affordable gym memberships for high school students and adult classes. Seems like a great option for the community.

Old run down facility. Go to elsewhere. The ceiling seems to collapse at any minute. At bat…read morefacility is a much better place.

I hadn't been in a rodeo in years due to the abuse of those poor animals. I came in today, thinking…read morethat they had changed the abusive practice. I was so wrong. I got sick to my stomach seeing the way they abused those poor animals this abusive practice has to be made illegal, while the tortured animal is suffering pain on the ground People are clapping and laughing. That's pure evil. After seeing calf roping from the neck and polled the calf twisted the neck flipped up on the air falling and dragged on its back I left immediately, I will send a letter to Congress and animal protection activist this abuse must stop. I wish I could have an option for -0 stars

My granddaughter, daughter had a great time. They had all the stuff. I thought if was going to be…read morecute little thing. No was it is a real rodeo with professional riders. This is a great event for the whole family. All types of people. All races, real cowboys, city cowboys, and people just there to have a good time. It's even fun to dress up. People are very nice. And no one wants any trouble. Lots of sheriffs. That's ok they keep to them selfs. Mostly you see explorer scouts and they are very nice. There is lots of food to buy. But, bring cash. Even for parking - cash only. To end it was a blast.

I had a lot of fun at this experience and would definitely go again next year when they change it…read moreup. One of the highlights was the small circus-style show featuring bikes and motorcycles, which was entertaining and added a unique touch. The acrobat portion was fairly short and ended up being my least favorite part of the event. The lighting and visual effects were absolutely amazing. There seemed to be a blend of Alice in Wonderland and The Wizard of Oz themes throughout the experience. While the visuals were beautiful, I think it would have been even better if they had fully committed to one theme rather than mixing elements together. My favorite part was exploring the many small rooms scattered throughout the venue. Each room was decorated differently, and it was a lot of fun discovering all the creative details and designs. I do hope that future versions stay more consistent with the chosen theme instead of sprinkling in random figurines that don't quite fit. Overall, it was a very enjoyable experience, and I'd happily return next year to see what they create next.

I saw this place when I'd stopped by Ontario Mills and wanted to check into it. I looked it up…read moreonline and saw their operating hours and that tickets could be purchased via their website. They offer some great deals for local residents as well as on weeknights. We stopped by here the other night after my birthday dinner. It was a little chilly and windy, but there were so many cool things to see and do here. Talk about a plethora of options for photo ops and selfies! The Wizard of Oz theme is cool. There's a couple rooms that don't seem to follow the theme, which helps mix it up a bit. There's also a "circus" which looks like a lot of BMX and dirt bikes. We heard it and saw some of the performance, but it's a very small area of the attraction, so we were more interested in everything else. We ended up staying here almost two hours and they were getting ready to close. This is definitely worth checking out if you're looking for something fun and different to do in the area.

Beautiful and well-maintained pool. My kid swims here often…read more-- morning practices with steam and sunset meets are amazing. Great seating, clean deck, and always a smooth, organized experience. Highly recommend this aquatics center for meets and training.

Every year, Mt. Sac hosts a huge Cross County Invitational meet. This year, I was a spectator…read morewhile my son participated. The meet is touted as 'the world's largest cross country invitational' I hate to admit this but based on the website, I thought it was going to be a complete madhouse but it was so well organized! There is a parking fee (paid on site and in cash) and a per person spectator fee (which you can pay online or in person). My review is two fold- a spectators view and a runners view: Spectator: You're in a huge stadium, and while you can only see the jumbotron, you're basically getting a birdeye view of the race because there are drones and cameras on the course. The sports announcer gives everyone in the arena a play by play so you aren't missing a thing. Runner: My son said the course was nice- a combination of asphalt and trail running. There was plenty of merch available and it wasn't too overpriced. The t-shirts are nice quality. Overall, this is one of the most organized invitationals I've been to. Well done!