My friend and I painted here and had a great time! The instructor was informative and also lovely…read moreto chat with. Had the good vibes flowing!

Adorable museum with an enthusiastic and well informed tour guide. I even received a personal…read moreindividual tour! Judy Garland grew up in this neighborhood and her father ran a movie theater just down the street. The museum has the theaters old seats! Myrtie, the proprietress was quite the force to be reckoned with. She lived past 100 and was a stalwart of the community!

Western Hotel Museum in Lancaster is open only on Friday and Saturday 11 AM - 4 PM. I chose to…read morevisit on Friday since Lee Esther's Cajun Créole Cooking in nearby Palmdale has its Friday only delectable Ya Ya Gumbo special in order to kill 2 birds with 1 stone. Western Hotel may be the oldest, historical building on main drag Lancaster Blvd. It has a Victorian, rural feel housing so many in the past who have passed away. It is a self guided tour, but you can book a tour at least 2 weeks in advance to see both the MOAH Museum and the Western Hotel for $3/person. I was lucky to get an impromptu tour being the only person in the hotel near closing by Richard who was manning the front reception. Because of Richard's kind invitation, I was enlightened to the importance of the hotel taking part in Lancaster history run by the Webbers. Richard is quite the raconteur telling tales of Lancaster to make Western Hotel part in its history alive again. He also has a witty, humorous side showing me a violin case in one of the guestrooms which hid inside itself a bottle of whiskey and 4 ceramic shot glasses. Richard's very informative, friendly, amiable manner was able to transform a standard self guided tour reading labels into a vibrant, time machine sending me back to the olden times of Lancaster. Thanks for going out of your way and gifting me a very entertaining 60 minutes!!! This was a 5 star experience.

I like the small-town "old-guy" groups around here. This lodge has special cub/boy scout…read morebreakfasts and tool sales. Go on in and have a beer!

I love this place for yoga! The staff is so friendly and my instructor Kenya was great! She had us…read morelaughing some of the time and almost made me cry during shavasana lol. I would definitely recommend for any level of yogi especially beginners. Also they provide matts and blocks.

This place is amazing! Mrs. Kelsey is so great with kids and they have so much fun when doing plays…read moreor hanging out during summer camp. Mrs. Kelsey also had movie nights with the kids last Christmas so parents could get some Christmas shopping done. She really cares about her kids and their families and it really shows when I see the kids get so excited to see her. Her prices are reasonable and the experience is priceless. Thank you for all you do Mrs. Kelsey!

It's great a great place to play bingo. Had a great time. Have a wonderful food and nice people…read moregood prizes.

My husband, Sexy Rob, completely surprised me with tickets to the soccer game here on July 8th, and…read morewe had an absolute blast! The crowd energy was awesome, the stadium setup was great, and it made for the perfect date night. Huge thanks to my man for the surprise-- myself and my Sexy Rob will definitely be back for another game at The Hangar!

First time here at the stadium! Excited to be an AV Alta fan!! Day One!! Stadium is getting…read moreimprovements and it's well on its way!!

I wanted a carved bear for our home in Bear Valley. A lot of people have them ranging in size from…read morethree to 10 feet. The person who used to carve here passes. I found Cooper on I Instagram. He was friendly, communicated progress, did a great job and delivered to our home. Highly recommend!

He does amazing sculptures. I would love one of his large pieces, but space doesn't allow. We…read more have his pumpkins and a beautiful oak cross. Check out his pIeces. You will love theMM!

The wheels on the car go zoom zoom zoom zoom zoom zoom…read morezoom zoom zoom The wheels on the car go zoom zoom zoom All through the streets This is not a review of the track, since the Beast of mine wont let me drive his car (or his mistress as I call her), then again its stick, and I dont drive stick, unless the time you count when I either drove it 1/2 mile or the police will tow it) :P Sooooooo....this is what to expect when you are expecting your husband, boyfriend, girlfriend, BFF, or who ever it is to track their car. I have been here a couple of times for private track events on the smaller track, here at the streets of Willow. Before I even start, as you exit the freeway grab your food there, and grab it for lunch and dinner too. Unless your a smartie pants like me and pack a cooler full of water, bananas, snacks and ect. See the further way from the freeway you get, the further away from food you get. And you dont want to be hungry, do you? Once in a purple moon do they have a snack truck open. Once you get there, expect to pay to get in. Whether your racing or spectating, there is a $10 entry fee, Unless your on the VIP list. Luckily, I am usually on it. Dogs are free, and must be leashed at all times. Now, expect to be there all morning/day and into the late afternoon. I usually get here around 6:00am and we stay till the end. This is where you may get very upset, so you may just want to close your eyes now. There is NO WIFI/Connection up here. Especially if your with Sprint. So don't expect to be able to yelp or check in because chances are, it wont happen. There will be no FBing or instagraming, unless you have killer service. Bring some magazines, a book, read the paper or in my case my Kindle. There are plenty of portapotties, which I dont know if they are clean or not, since I never attempted to go. I hold it. Sometimes the main building is open and if the water is turned on you can use that bathroom. But always prepare for the worse. It gets cold there, then it gets hot here. So dress in layers, lots of layers. Bring blankets if you need too. You will get dirty, so no sandals or cutesy shoes. Its okay to wear boots, thats what I do. For shade bring a pop up tent, but it does get super windy and the LAST thing you want is to have a fly away tent and have your tent hit someones car. Power, there is really no power here. We bring a generator, then I find all these random devices plugged into our power strip. Bring your own power peeps. We also bring our own sound system and play DJ/Announcer for our events because that's what we do. So if you have to bring only 3 things with you, bring warmth, food and something pleasurable and you will be fine. If you do plan on racing or riding with an instructor you need a HELMET. Fun place to spend the day and watch some guys and gals have fun on the track/

Not only is Willow Springs one of the most filmed racetracks used for television commercials and…read morefeature films but it's darn fun to drive. Tucked against the hills of Lancaster, California, about an hour north of Los Angeles, it's an interesting track that offers elevation changes and high average speeds making it truly fast. I've used this track for teaching, racing, testing and for just having fun. It's been titled "The fastest track in the west" and apparently is a California Point of Historical Interest. "Big Willow", as the main track is nicknamed, allows you to reach speeds of 145mph and upward. I did mention that's in a corner, right? And no, diapers or barf bags are not supplied. :) There are several other tracks on the same property, even a go-kart track. This gives you many different figurations to choose from and should suit your needs no matter what type of vehicle you're driving. So bring your Porsche, Lambo, Mazda, Toyota, Subaru, Yugo or Gremlin, they will have a track set-up for you. Oh, and for all you umbrella girls, sadly there's no grass or pretty grounds to be photographed with, it is a desert. However, CGI can add them easily. :) This is by far the best track in close proximity to Los Angeles.