Been here many times to watch theatrical persons very very willing to entertain their audience…read more Little theater is more fun and a lot more interesting than the large stage productions of SF, LA, Chicago and NY. Hands down, I enjoy the smaller venues and really appreciate the actors and actresses. I love the stage sets of All About Theatre. Very well done.

I'm a student in AAT and I cant believe how awesome this is. aside from the occasional stress with…read moretech week or opening night, every experience I have ever had here has been wonderful. and instead of some lame, disgruntled parent, I actually know first hand how we are treated. the staff is wonderful, my castmates are great, and over all I've had the best experiences ever here. sign up now. NOW. Orion N. age 12

I had a friend post on instagram about this circus, never had heard of it before as I live on the…read moreother side of the hill. I bought tickets, a table actually. It comes with 4 chairs and the option to add two more and the ability to order concessions prior to the show that get delivered to your table. As we showed up, big parking lot as it's located in the mall lot. Nicely done- 5 portapottys inside the tent, little concessions stand and souvenir section. The inside is small, but the seating gives you and your guest plenty of space between you and others. The show is mythical, more of fairies, Pegasus, snow daughters and such, but is an amazing experience for the whole family. Lots of acrobatics, cute little costumes and lots of laughs- especially the Pegasus! The staff is friendly, and it's just an amazing experience. My girls 3&5 said it was their favorite circus yet! The snowball fight was their favorite part of the show, and the trampoline act. We can't wait to come back next year! Definitely worth the drive, and a bargain for the show!

So much fun for the family. Classic early 1900th century vaudeville type of show with modern items…read morethrown in. Lots of fun!

Had a private tour scheduled day of and had a visit. It's deep into the hills, but not hard to get…read moreto. Upon arriving, there's a metal gate to enter an access code. Once inside we were greeted by Sheila and her husband - 2 very friendly people. They are a non-profit and only take donations. 100% of the donations are used for food for the animals. As you tour and feed, there's a story about every animal and sometimes, even their personalities. It was definitely a great experience, will be returning with others.

Took a tour of the grounds with my family and our friends. This gem is quite off the beaten path…read more(be ready to drive down dirt roads) and it's amazing. My friend made the reservation (so not sure how easy/hard it was to do) and we learned so much about the animals. My son absolutely loved feeding the animals. We are so lucky these places exist to take care of animals who otherwise may not have been so lucky. The tour is free of cost but please give generously!

We planned our annual girls' weekend, and this year was in Pajaro Dunes. Our superstar planning…read morecoordinator suggested a couple of activities for us to do, and it was unanimous we do the Sand Dollar Paint and Sip in Santa Cruz. This was all of our first time, and we really enjoyed it from beginning to end. We had a blast! Not only do they provide wine and snacks but you can also bring your own which we did. There were several tables with each canvas on an easel with the pattern penciled on the canvas. You get a palette of different colors and a water bowl to rinse your brush. You are offered to use additional brushes if you choose. When you're done with your masterpiece, you may add embellishments such as glitter to seashells. Kimberly was fantastic! She was very welcoming when we came in. She lead the class with lightheartedness and humor. She encouraged you to be creative. She showed us how to blend the colors to produce different hues. For some of us, we were challenged, but we did it! It was so much fun! I highly recommend checking out The Painted Cork. Thanks, Kimberly!!

This is my absolute favorite place to spend an evening. Every time I walk in, I'm welcomed with…read moresuch warmth and positivity as it really feels like a little creative escape. Kimberly, who runs the classes, is not only incredibly kind and welcoming, but also so talented and patient. She makes everyone, no matter their experience level, feel comfortable and confident in what they're creating. I've done several classes here, including a resin art class, a resin coaster workshop, and a holiday ornament painting session. Each class has been unique, fun, and thoughtfully guided. Kimberly provides all the materials and walks you through each step, making the process easy to follow and so rewarding. The atmosphere is always relaxed, creative, and filled with great conversation. It's such a refreshing way to unwind, learn something new, and leave with a piece of art you're proud of. I'm already looking forward to coming back for another class--this space truly brings joy, and I can't recommend it enough!

This is tied to the Saratoga Historical Museum which is small but mighty. Had a wonderful visit…read morehere today. Liam, the young volunteer was outstanding...very courteous and knowledgeable. He gave us a tour of the historic McWilliams House, the Blacksmith shop and the historic school house. All small but still super fascinating. Side note, I am glad that I am in this age, life is MUCH easier.

The Saratoga Historical Park has a museum in a 1904 building; 1860s McWilliams house completely…read morefurnished; one-room schoolhouse-- great way to spend an afternoon with children and learn about the history of Saratoga. Free admittance and parking. The museum's exhibits change every four-months so there's always something new to see-- permanent exhibits tell the story of Saratoga.

So much fun! I'm so bummed I just barely visited this year after living in the area for so long!…read moreAll donations go toward such a wonderful cause. Great creepy Halloween fun, I want to go again this season and for sure coming back in future years. Pay a visit if you dare!!! Thoroughly enjoyed this haunted house!

If you haven't had the chance to visit Rebel Yell yet, you still have the chance tonight between 7…read moreto 9 PM. It's a free 5-minute walk (though a $5 donation is appreciated) that you can go multiple rounds. They're super detailed in terms of props and setup, considering how to draw people to certain spots for certain surprises. Hehehehe...They even have some little entertaining things for when you're waiting in line. It's just really well done and well organized, with places roped off for the line and the minimum amount of noise (considering), chaos, and random people in the street/in the way of cars. They ask people to go in groups of four or less, so heads up if you're in a bigger group. They're set up in a suburban neighborhood off 85, so there are no specific areas of parking and you'll have to park wherever you can find space in the neighborhood. We got there around 7 PM on Halloween night, half an hour after they opened for scary business. The line started getting much longer around 8 PM. As a result, we were lucky and able to park in front of their leftwards neighbors. In fact, if you have the time, check out some of the other decorated houses in the neighborhood. They were cool, even if Rebel Yell remains the crowning jewel for me. For future reference, Rebel Yell is opened on dates before the actual Halloween night (check out the Details page of their website) and has a no-scare preview for those who don't like being scared but still want to see all the work and craftsmanship that went into this. So congratulations on your 20th year, Rebel Yell! Thank you to the actors for such great work as well as everybody who put work into this. It really was wonderful and this is just a great place to visit during Halloween, what with everybody getting into the spirit and participating (outside) even when they're not an actual part of the staff. XD

This is a top notch community theatre company that puts on great shows season after season…read more Recently my favorites have been "Singing in the Rain" and "A Little Night Music."Amazing performers and I love that they use a live orchestra too!

Their presentation are consistently high in quality. I look…read moreforward each year to seeing and enjoying their presentations!

Been coming here on and off for Weight Watchers meeting. WW rent out the place weekly I'm…read moreassuming. The house is obviously old but it retains the cozy old home feeling. Have not been here for anything else but WW meeting so I can't say much as to what it's like for functions. I believe they rent it out for weddings as well. The ground is beautifully landscaped and they have done some improvements throughout the years. They have a rose garden which is beautiful when it blooms.

It's a nice place but but be careful not to step too hard on the "historic bricks" the on duty…read morestaff will have a fit.