The banquet conference room was the perfect setting for the little one's first birthday. As a…read moreguest, I loved how spacious the room was. The staff was friendly and attentive, and everything from the food setup to the seating was organized and comfortable.

I have been here couple times for Indian Sangeet and overall it was a positive experience. The hall…read moreworks great for music, dancing and there was plenty of open space even after everything was set. The interior felt clean, well maintained, and comfortable. The venue hosts all kinds of gatherings - from community classes and craft fairs to private parties and celebrations. it has a variety of rooms and spaces you can rent depending on what you need. There is ample amount of parking in the lot, which was nice for the events I have attended. The center was little tricky to find because it's hidden but just use Google Maps and it will guide you right to the location. If you're looking for a practical, clean venue with good parking for a medium to large event, this is a solid option.

Rented out the Multi-Purpose Room (MPR) about 5 months in advance for an event and overall had a…read moregreat experience. The space is a large, open area with a 100-person occupancy - making it a great option for bigger gatherings. Tables and chairs are included with the rental + staff handles the setup and breakdown which was a huge convenience. Tablecloths are not provided, so you'll need to bring your own if you want them. The rental rates are phenomenal, especially for an air-conditioned space during the summer heat. We did run into a couple of minor hiccups - the Bluetooth connection wasn't working initially, but several staff members came by to troubleshoot and thankfully we were able to get it working. Unfortunately, the sink also backed up at the beginning of our event while we were washing hands, so we weren't able to use it for the remainder of the event. Despite those small issues, I would absolutely rent this space again. The combination of the affordable price, spacious layout, included amenities, and overall ease of the rental process makes it a great value for hosting an event.

What a nice place! There's so much space here and I'm guessing because it's named after Lasorda,…read morehe sponsored it somehow and I appreciate the good upkeep. Nice area.

This place is so fascinating!!…read more Entrance to the park and the tour are both free (in June 2026, in case future you is reading this review). There's a picnic area near the entrance, if you're so inclined. So much history on the grounds and in the house. George G Key collected and gathered a ton of farm equipment and household items that are on display. You can walk the grounds alone, some areas are not wheelchair accessible, but most is. The docent led tour takes you around a few of the first floor rooms that are stuffed with Mr. Keys' treasures. Definitely family friendly and I definitely recommend you stop by. Be sure to use your GPS or you'll drive past it the 1st time. Ask me how I know.... Also, check the events calendar as they seem to do things a few Saturdays a month that may cause it to be overrun with young people...

Very cool location. I stopped in on a Saturday and was the only visitor! How lucky!?. I met guides…read moreJoe and Mary who guided me around the home interior. I wish I lived there. They are open Saturdays at 10am, tours start at 1pm and there in a parking lot inside the gates. It was free. Very peaceful place and a snapshot of times gone by.

Located in the heart of old town Orange is the Orange grove Masonic lodge. Host to numerous…read morecommunity events and fundraising activities. All of the members of the lodge are friendly and welcoming. I showed up on the first Tuesday of the month to meet and greet the masons that go here. After several months of going to different events I petitioned to join, and was welcomed immediately. Very friendly group of folks. One of the best decisions I've ever made was joining this lodge.

# 500 Review Saved…read moreit specifically for Thy City I Love... My 1st review on a City ever There's so much to say about Yorba Linda. Let me say it was the Best Decision ever to purchase our 1st Home together in Yorba Linda, summer of 2015. My husband and I looked at Hones in other great cities, Irvine, Cypress to name a few and even looked to stay in Fullerton/Near Troy HS. We were looking literally almost 5 years. When we looked in Yorba Linda, i just knew of this city as the well known Richard Nixon Library along with it being his birthplace. Never thought I'd be raising our little humans here. It's been almost 8 years living at the Land of the Gracious Living. And loving every second of it. Watching our kids grow, meeting and going to school with other great families. The neighbors are all so friendly and even strangers that ends up being friends. Everyone is all so welcoming since we moved here and we have made other new families feel welcoming. I haven't heard any negativity from anyone that has moved to our town. It's quite a bummer reading other reviews about Yorba Linda stating it's a snobby town. I highly recommend looking into purchasing here in YL. You'll get your moneys worth for the amount of land you get. When we moved here in 2015 the town hasn't had much development as of big stores. Until In 2017 i would like to say. We finally have our own Yorba Linda Town center right next to Old Town Yorba Linda Main Street. It's a beautiful town center with our very own Regal theater. Our new Public Library is a beautiful place to visit for books & other children department programs they have to offer. The city is definitely a knit tight community. I grew up almost basically my entire like in Fullerton and I didn't feel a sense of closeness for the less than 8 years I've been here as much as I feel living in Yorba Linda. We have so many parks also. The biggest addition to one of the best parks is we recently just had our newly renovated Adventure Playground added to one of our parks. Definitely a Must visit! It's a pretty safe city to raise or begin a family here. The school ratings was definitely one of the reason why we chose to bought our 1st home here.

Management within my city seems to be bad or lack thereof. Contractors do not want to pull permits…read moresaying YL City is too difficult. Two times I needed help or guidance with problems became extremely difficult as employees just will not respond to emails. Why? I have no idea. Always some lame excuse as to why. Writing letter to the Mayor just to fill her in with these issues which will never get fixed. Sad...

Community centers are wonderful places to meet other people. In this case, it was a pop-up. They…read morewill be selling fun stuff for the next three days.

I am currently looking for venues for a party, and I tried calling them but they do not pick up. I…read moreclicked the link to go to their website and it open up to a p*rn website

I liked it. It's an old gated graveyard about 100 ft.². When I moved to the area in 1994, there was…read morea sign that posted weekly tours. Now the sign is gone, and even with GPS the place is not easy to find. As if the cemetery doesn't want to be disturbed. There are only a few places to park near the cemetery. Many people drive near it and never know it's there. I used to work 300 yards from it and none of my customers ever saw it, and most of those were not even aware. It used to be on a hill overlooking the river and the hills on the other side. Bernardo Yorba is there, RIP. It must've been a very quaint setting one time. Now it's surrounded by houses, condos, and the railroad passes down the hill a ways, but it still commands an air of history, quiet and rest. You cannot go in without a tour. I walked around it.

Got to attend a local TEDx event here at the Tustin Community Center at the Tustin Marketplace and…read morethe facility was very modern and the presentation rooms were very equipped, with great theater-style seating. The location used to be a former Edwards Theater, but since been converted for meetings and events. The entrance can be a little confusing walking in, but it's located right next to California Pizza Kitchen. You will see a flight of stairs and once you get up there, you'll be inside the building. We were on one side of the building, but did not see any visible elevators, so keep that in mind if you happen to come here. The restrooms are easily accessible and clean here, but nothing to really get excited about. There is a center lounging area, with multiple sofas that's between the meeting rooms. Parking is adjacent to the building, but can also be challenging as it shares parking with The Marketplace center. So you may have to walk a little further when you do come visit.