It wasn't really a festival more like a street fair they had very little Apple focusesread more

This years apple festival has 80 vendors with everything you can imagine. Candles, essential oils,…read morepurses, jewelry, home decor, clothing and so much more. Don't forget to buy some apples while you are there. You won't go hungry, lots of delicious food and a carnival for the kids. My son is having a great time on the rides. Eating lots of junk food too. If you didn't make it out today, don't worry it will be open tomorrow too.

Good fun for the kids a lot of rides and a lot of different food vendors. Very clean and well kept…read moreand good staff all over.

Great venues. Lots of great events.Live simulcast horse wagering.Great bingo parlor. High payouts…read morein bingo.

loveddd it so much was mad lit and the lights were fire asfff hella cops tho mad sus but was chillread more

It is something to do when you're at the area. Wear comfortable shoes because there is plenty of…read morewalking. They have a lot of different stalls that sell lovely stuff, yummy food and souvenirs. There are even stalls that are giving free items because they are advertising something. There are entertainment as well, petting zoo, art exhibit and a BMX BIKE SHOW. It's better to come early to beat the line at the admission and have a good parking.

Santa Clarita, CA…read more Yay! It's so good to be back here! Since it wasn't busy, we really had time to look around and enjoy everything. The Christmas lights, décor, and overall atmosphere were absolutely wonderful. I took plenty of videos and photos - there's just so much to capture. I also noticed some people parked down the street and walked over, which honestly seems like the best way to take in the magical moment. It's a place for everyone. Have fun!

Super fun! Went with my family and everyone enjoyed. It is incredible how much love, thought, and…read moreeffort this community put into this! Must see if you live in SCV!

This was my first time attending and had the elements cooperated, it would've been a blast!…read more I really liked how they had most of the breweries in one aisle, the wineries in another, and the vendor's booths in another. The food booths were at the back, perpendicular to the booze. I found that to be a plus, because I was able to eat my burger without having to worry about the crowd of drunks bouncing from beer booth to beer booth. The vast majority of the booths were local restaurants and the food was a great value. The breweries represented tended to be from the Central Valley and Central Coast, but there was a great showing by some of the San Diego breweries. The wineries were predominantly from Paso Robles, but there was one or two from Temecula out there. Unfortunately the heavens opened up on us that day and even though I bought a dozen $3 umbrellas from Walgreens, about half of my group left after two hours in favor of the Dog House Saloon. I'll definitely give this event another try next year.

This lively event is held in downtown Tehachapi. There was a wide variety of food, wines, and…read morespirits available for tasting. Attendees and vendors were extremely friendly, probably because everyone had been indulging for hours. LOL Tehachapi is a quaint, charming town that hosts a fun food and wine fest!

This festival takes me back to my childhood. It brings me happiness to know that this festival…read morecontinues to strive and continue to grow every year. It's nice to see the Filipino youth & locals participate in this festivity, so they can learn and understand the Filipino culture/heritage. The cultural dances continue to stay the same and passed down from generations. I remember participating in the cultural dances and performing on stage. It definitely feels like yesterday. I'm happy to know that a little bit of my culture is being celebrated. This event happens every year on the last weekend of July. The festivities takes off with the adobo cook off on Friday evening while everyone else is setting up their booths. I'm guilty to have NEVER attended this part of the event. I hope one day I'll be able to check it out. The following day the festivities kick off with the parade downtown Delano usually at 10am and back to Cecil Park for the festivities. They usually have tents with Filipino food and halo-halo as well as other booths. I usually grab food from the Thai food tent. I know it's a Filipino festival then why buy Thai food haha. I eat Filipino food almost everyday and that Thai food stand has been part of Filipino weekend for as long as I can remember. They also have bounce houses for the kids, a train ride and even rock climbing. There's also a designated area for 21yr olds and over to grab a drink. End of July is always super hot and usually the weather is over 100°, so if you're not used to that temperature then I wish you the best of luck. Shade usually helps; however, if you're not from here then you should know that we have dry heat. Wind doesn't usually blow a whole lot, so you're literally sitting in the heat under the shade. Bring lots of water and possible a tent or umbrella to stay cool. Or be like me and come extra early or when it's almost over haha, but then you'll miss all the cool entertainment. I don't think you should miss it because the kids practiced all summer to get their dance down. The park is open to the public with no admission fee. They have a basketball tournament going down across the street at Delano HS and they have the Bingo going too. Those are two ways to stay cool. I recently found out they have a tennis tournament going also, so look out for that. Prior to the festival they usually post the pageants on their website for Tiny Tots, Miss Philippine Weekend, Mrs. & Mr. Philippine Weekend. You should check it out to support our local event.

A Living Ghost Town…read more We took another detour to check out this historic mining district. We thought it was a ghost town but there are actual residents living and working the businesses along Butte Avenue (which is like their Main Street). Randsburg was once a mining town with a rich history. It is located between SoCal and the Sierra Nevada Mountains in California. We parked right outside the General Store, which is the town's claim to fame. Unfortunately, we were told by its next door neighbor, the Rock and Crystal shop, that it closed its doors in early January this year. Bummer! I spent some time at this crystal shop, I got to know the gentle and sweet owner as we chatted a little bit, I purchased some items. We walked over to the infamous "Joint" and ordered cheeseburgers and a couple of sodas. Inside has a huge bar, a couple of pool tables, music, TV, and good ole Cali ghost town hospitality. We sat outside at their outdoor patio... they seemed surprised to see a couple of Asians walk in LoL! Randsburg is a cool place to visit. A genuine Old West gold mining town with all the original buildings still in tact and some of them still in use. Check out the genuine storefronts... these aren't fake. We also stopped at the City Jail. There are two cells inside with mannequin props. The cell on the left is a Dancehall gal standing next to a poem telling one of her stories. The one on the right houses a miner who just had a little too much to drink. The museum was closed. Review #2994

Beautiful historic town.... So much history and quite a lot to look at in the beautiful desert.read more

I have been with Delia since 2019! I have talked to her every single year since. She has an amazing…read moregift and is always spot on with her readings and mediumship. I have also received reiki, egg limpias, and sound bowl. She has truly helped bring peace to my life and continues to help me with her guidance and connection to spirit. I consider her my spiritual advisor. She is who I go to when I need to see the full scope of things or if I need to do a check in with myself and spirit. I recommend her to everyone! I trust her immensely. If you're thinking about taking the leap with her, take it. You won't regret it!

Unfortunately, I did not have a good experience on my reading. I was trying to explain to her about…read morea situation and felt judged by her and felt like she couldn't hear me out or I couldn't explain myself.

Oh my gosh!!! This food is amazing! We look forward to coming every year! The gyros are our…read morefavorite! We always get fresh baklava! One year we actually sat in on a demonstration class and learned how to make our own baklava! Admission is a small fee of like 3.00 a person. They have raffle tickets for purchase at the entrance and you will want to participate! Nice prices! We haven't won yet but no biggie!! This year there were 2 ATMs on site because a lot of vendors and concessions are cash only so to be safe you'll want $100-$200 on hand! The music is live bands or groups and you won't be able to sit still! Opah!!!

Yikes. I get that this event is to fundraise but the food is made so heartlessly and you can really…read moretell they don't care.