This business and location isn't accurate. Wasted gas and time trying to find it. Kids were very…read moredisappointed.

What a fun place! My son and I loved it. Great games. I have video games at home but I go for the…read moreatmosphere.

The kids had a great time. The only thing that was an issue was that it was 95° outside and the…read moreinside was a very hard. I don't know if the AC doesn't Work if they didn't turn it on

It was so much fun! Especially cheap prices and you can come back later.If you find tickets kids…read moreget prizes and no need to pay for the stand games.I totally recommend having kids here.For a place like this is reminds me of kids empire.

5/5 There's something really special about catching a CSU…read moreBakersfield Roadrunners men's basketball game in person. We go as often as we can -- and every time, it feels like you're right in the middle of the action. The intimate atmosphere of the arena makes a huge difference. You're not just watching the game -- you're in it. One of our favorite memories? Last season, we were lucky enough to be there when Jemel Jones dropped 45 points against CSUN -- breaking the school's single-game scoring record in the process. The energy in the building was unreal. Huge comeback, electric crowd, and a win we'll be talking about for years. Nights like that remind you why live sports are so magical. The fan experience here is top-tier -- no bad seats, great energy, and a program that clearly takes pride in putting on a great show for the community. If you're in Bakersfield and haven't been to a game yet, you're missing out. This is hometown basketball at its best. I would Love to work here

Can't think of a more fun activity in Bako on a fall or winter evening than attending a CSUB…read moreRoadrunners basketball game. Tickets are inexpensive and the crowd is enthusiastic. Food trucks outside the arena, or eat at the Applebee's nearby. For those traveling from Los Angeles, see my review of the very convenient Amtrak Thruway bus service on the Bakersfield Amtrak page. Who needs the Lakers, and their outrageously-priced tickets, when we have our own hometown team? Bring the whole family and try it out. Go Runners!

I had initially arrived at the theater a few days ago to see a particular film, only to arrive and…read morefind out they were having "technical difficulties" and the film would not be ran. Management gave me a refund and also a free pass. A bit disappointing, but things happen. Today I was able to redeem my free pass. No issues, no problems. I'm not sure if it was just the theatre I was in, but it appeared to me that the reclining seats are definitely in need of an upgrade! Upholstery looked quite worn/threadbare in areas. Picture quality and sound were great. Restroom facilities were clean, and most importantly, the popcorn was fresh!

Always a good time here no money wasted just good memories and great movies. Tbh I thought new…read morespiderman 2026 was MID but my grandson and my babies loved it. Great customer service, clean restrooms, fresh popcorn and excellent soda.

I've lived in several different states and have been to several different stadiums. I've never been…read moreto a JC stadium though. This is a nice stadium. It's easy to get to even with all of the parking lot construction going on. The concession stands have your typical game day snacks such as hot dogs, Chile dogs, nachos, candy bars and different types of drinks. There's really not a bad seat in the house. Go watch a BC football game and support the community college.

My son, myself, a co-worker, and his son went to a Bakersfield college football game at Memorial…read moreStadium. The seats were fine, everything seemed updated. The music and entertainment between plays at half time was very good. They had jump houses for the kids, the regular concession stands, and souvenir booths. The food options were not great. It was this is normal hot dogs, nachos, chips, candy, and soft drinks. I was a little disappointed that they didn't have hamburgers or any other options. I was disappointed that at the beginning of the fourth quarter all the concession stands and souvenir boots were closed. Without warning. I want to get my son a T-shirt and another snack, but as I mentioned everything was closed and they didn't even let us know that it was going to close. If you're going to close things early please make an announcement over the PA system.

This was the 2nd Annual Tamale Fest and I was excited to check it out. When you enter at the gate…read morethey give you some tickets for your free tamales. When you go to get your tamales, you're given 4 1/4 pieces, so basically you're given 1 free tamale, but 4 different flavors. This event is brand new to Bakersfield and I do anticipate it to grow in the future. It wasn't a bad event at all, there were at least 10-15 vendors/trucks out there selling crafts or food. Music was provided by a live band and there was a little bit of stage entertainment. You're able to bring your own folding chairs from what I was able to see and there's lots of room for growth. One thing I'm hoping to see in the next years as this event grows is more restaurants showing off their tamales. Maybe even a tamale throw down. I only saw 2-3 different trucks, which I think is okay since it was their 2nd event. When we went there was supposed to be some kind of tamale eating contest, but I think something happened in the process. Hopefully we can check out that contest next year and see who can put it down. ;-)

Via Arté is one of my favorite yearly events in Bakersfield. I have gone since I was a kid. I…read moredefinitely recommend planning 2-3 trips if possible. One near the beginning of the weekend to see all the works of chalk art in their early stages and one near the end to see the completed projects. They work all night long under field lights during the event. I like seeing the works in both the daylight and under the field lights. The Bakersfield Museum of Art has been hosting this event since 1998 and they continue to find ways to amplify the event. It's amazing to see The Marketplace lively. Reminds me of when I was younger hanging out at The Marketplace with folks of all ages enjoying the square.

Not consistent with judging last year contestants could not be judged because they didn't finish…read more And this year the contestant who won wasn't even finished by 530. and in artist rules it has to be finished by 300 to be judged. Not fair to people who stay up for 2 days without sleep to make sure they are finished. Piece was beautiful. But they rules have to apply consistent every year. People were upset

This theatre is a wonderful thing for kids that need a place to belong in some way. I've seen kids…read moreblossom here and do wonderful things. They build friendships, gain confidence, learn how to work together, learn responsibility and so much more... I've seen kids that have had behavioral problems change participating here. I've seen shy kids become bigger than life. I really can't describe how awesome this is. It may not be perfect as nothing is in life but it is a place that many need or love. Encourage your kids to try things they show interest in whatever they may be, they might shine! This theatre is about the kids

Our children have tremendously enjoyed being a part of AOTCB's theater "framly". They have grown in…read moreto their own little shells and have learned so much about theater and made so many friends in the process.