Elkhorn Moose Lodge. Is a Mmember only Lodge. with the exception to three guest visits allowed…read more without membership. MEMBERSHIP is exceptionally priced pays towards our veterans and the children of our Veterans. Once you visit you will understand the loyalty and the genuine concerns for your pleasures as well as your safety. Best live music Karaoke and other celebrations of the Lodge with dining dancing and as I said earlier Karaoke. Come on out enjoy with you wife friend date partner spouse or single. Guaranteed your enjoyment. Thats the Elkhorn Moose Lodge

Great Place and an awesome establishment. The folk there are really friendly and appreciate new…read morevisitor's as well as out of towners. They also collect American legion Post 'license plates' from different areas. Good management and a well kept up grounds. Great place t bring friends and get involved in local activities. JIM

I come here weekly with my husband who plays men's 40s. I used to play coed here and enjoyed my…read moreexperience. There's plenty of parking in the lot however they can afford to redo the lines as most of them are gone. The snack bar is delicious with many options to choose from. I have seen maintenance out many times tending to leaks and the bathrooms when necessary. Sacramento Softball Complex is a great place to come and play, or sit back and enjoy a game or two. I definitely think you should check it out if you haven't already.

attended a softball tournament there 6/28. snack bar charges $4 if you want a glass with just ice…read more bought multiple items in there throughout two games. even mini marts don't charge that much for ice. the guys serving weren't very nice about it either. worst umpires ever! bad for both teams for two different games. pretty sad considerIng the investment of time and $$$ by the athletes and their families. facilities are beautiful.

I visited CinemaWest Country Club & Giant Screen in Sacramento, CA [2405 Butano Dr] on Tuesday,…read more07/07/26, around 10:00 PM. I successfully watched the movie Obsession, a deeply frightening horror-and-romance film. Coming on a Tuesday was a spectacular deal. The movie ticket was only $6.50 each. For snacks, I tried the medium popcorn ($12.00) and churro bites with a side of caramel sauce ($7.89). The popcorn was deliciously salty + buttery and the churros were a decadent sweet treat. The theatre seats were super comfortable and the movie screen provided excellent visuals. The restrooms were very clean and well-maintained. The staff members were pleasantly friendly. My visit was positively wonderful. I appreciated the reasonable price points as well as the comfort of the theatre room. I'd absolutely return to CinemaWest Country Club & Giant Screen again in the future.

I agree with Yelper Gillian A that this spot is 3-ish stars rounded up…read more We came to this theater for the first time because it was the only one in the area showing a particular kids movie when we could see it on a weekday. We bought our tickets at the counter & customer service was fine. Kiosks were also available to buy tickets. There was a good variety of conventional concessions available for purchase, self serve soda machines, & an open area with tables & chairs. The hallways to the theaters are wide. We found the theater to be clean with very comfy & roomy seats. I liked that the button on the side could raise the foot rest & recline the back into whatever position you liked (versus only 2 positions of kicking back or being upright). I also liked that I got my own arm rest. The viewing experience was good. When we got out, there was popcorn spillage in the hall. Not sure how long it would be there, but no employees were around. It's a surreal experience to go through a ghost town of a mall to get to the theater, but there's a lot of parking available.

Ronnie is a true professional as well a great artist. She cares about her work and the work of her…read moreartists. I am happy she is in Sacramento!

From the owner: We are a bronze foundry and offer a service to art sculptors by casting their sculptures in bronze…read more We also have a fine art gallery on site. We are one of two bronze foundries in Northern California.

I checked out the Ca Statewide Museum Collections Center for FREE Sacramento Museum Day 2/1/14…read more They don't let you bring any large bags, no food, no water, No cameras allowed in the Lobby & also on the Tour! All the stuff that no longer fit into the state parks regular locations, they go here & they clean it & whatever they do. Stuff I saw: sofas, chairs, Archive Room, Photography Room, etc.

Very cool place! They have a brand new exhibit with items from around the state. You learn a bit…read moreabout the parks service and some of their parks. There is plenty of parking. We were able to take a behind the scenes tour on Free Museum Day. It was amazing. Their collection is incredible- lots of stuff from Sutter's Fort (donated by Californians during its time as the State History Museum), the Panama Pacific International Exposition, and furniture from some well known Californians (Reagan and the Roosevelts). The tour was the best part. Staff said that public tours will be made available by appointment for a small fee soon. They are also working on implementing a volunteer program. While the facility stores collections from nearly all state parks (over 200), the Railroad Museum, State Indian Museum, and Sutter's Fort are heavily represented. In addition to their object collection the facility houses the California State Parks Archive. If you are looking for materials about the state parks you should contact their archivists to make an appointment to see the items. The facility also houses an archaeological center open to study and an incredible center for online school interaction (http://www.ports.parks.ca.gov/pages/22922/files/ports_handout_2014.pdf) I was really impressed by their friendly staff and the access we received. As the earlier reviewer noted no large backpackss, food, or water is allowed nor can you take photos on tours. These measures ensure the safety of the priceless objects they are charged with caring for. It is standard practice for museum and archival collections. Sadly their hours are limited and only allow you to see their main exhibit. I really hope there are more tours scheduled for the near future. They've been open for less than a year and it seems like things change quickly so call ahead to see if tours are available before you go.

No longer open to the public to run. I grew up running the stadium stairs here. Sad that they used…read moreCovid closure from years ago, that never really needed to happen in the first place, to now keep it closed full time.

If you're looking for a track to run on, then definitely come here. I'm not a student but I need a…read moretrack to practice my 1.5 mile on. I paid $2 for parking. This place gets the job done and even has bleachers you can run on.

Online Cooking Class:…read more My husband and I had so much with Chef Davide. The food was amazing and his directions were clear. He also does check in to see how everyone's meal is coming and I appreciated that during the pasta process. We can't wait to take another class with Chef Davide.

scam scam scam! don't waste your money, you will not be able to attend any class and will not get…read moreany customer support. had to contact my credit card company due to their fraud