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    The Gardens of the World

    The Gardens of the World

    3.4
    (274 reviews)
    0.5 mi

    I went to this garden a few weeks ago. The garden was pretty, though not as spectacular as I…read moreexpected. One of the docents engaged us in conversation. She was rude and aggressive. She was upset that I had used a selfie stick to take a picture of the main gate. (I was standing outside of the property.) She explained no selfie sticks were permitted. I understand there are "rules" but these rules were posted inside. I think her approach could have been more professional. I was not on live in social media, I was not involving any other guests, I wasn't interfering with anyones enjoyment of the property, and I wasn't even taking a selfie. My friend and I were disappointed with this reception. It marred our visit. I visit gardens and museums in locations within and out of the US, docents usually receive guests with kindness and provide guests with information on the grounds. Do better docents. Do better.

    I really liked the rose garden, it had paths adorned with Japanese Boxwood bushes and pergolas…read moregarlanded with roses, it felt very manicured and something you'd see from a manor house. The Japanese garden has a pagoda next to a small pond with koi fish and ducks. This is such a tranquil garden. It's small but it's free. It's close off the freeway, perfect for a stopover before a drive to Santa Barbara or other places north.

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    English Perennial & Rose Garden
    English Perennial & Rose Garden
    Beautiful bridge by the koi pond and Japanese Garden. My senior friend loved it here.
    Beautiful bridge by the koi pond and Japanese Garden. My senior friend loved it here.
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    The Japanese Garden

    The Japanese Garden

    4.2
    (415 reviews)
    21.4 mi

    Came here on a wednesday around 9am no wait to get in. Ticket 5 dollars parking lot free. Serivce…read morefriendly. Took around 30 minutes to walk everything. Its in a loop. Restrooms inside clean. It was a really nice and relaxing well kept garden. Cool history and plenty of photo opportunities. It had wildlife as well ducks and goose. All in all a hidden gem.

    What an amazing oasis in the middle of the SFV! I'm so glad this garden has reopened to the public…read more The grounds are beautiful and serene, and I really appreciate how they've integrated nature with sustainability by using reclaimed water to supply the garden's pond. We visited today and were lucky enough to catch a performance by the Taiko Project. Their performance honestly gave me chills! Love that they also talked about the history of taiko in Japan and US and they even had volunteers at the end of the show to try taiko drumming! There was also Kamishibai storytelling in the tea garden, which the kids really enjoyed. They also have Japanese Garden "I Spy" sheet for the kids to do and Clean Water Patrol activity book. This is def one of those low stress, high vibe activities that I highly recommend. Just a heads-up though, outside food and drinks aren't allowed inside, but water is ok. There are restrooms near the entrance as well as behind the tea garden. Admission is $5 for adults and $3 for kids. We had such a relaxing afternoon and are already looking forward to coming back for more events at this little oasis.

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    The Japanese Garden
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    Clay Studio

    Clay Studio

    4.2
    (9 reviews)
    0.7 mi

    What a wonderful local experience! From the moment we walked in, we were greeted with warmth and…read moreexcitement. My husband and I attended a private class where Esther guided us through making three bowls each from scratch. She patiently explained the process and worked closely with each of us to mold ours. Once our three bowls were done, we chose from a variety of glazes. Esther and her husband ensure you feel welcome, supported and most importantly, have fun! The location is in a quiet neighborhood in Thousand Oaks and love that they have clearly marked parking in front. This is a great experience if you just want to try something new, have a date night or for a girls night out. I had so much fun and can't wait to go back to try again!

    Pure magic at Clay Studio -- a soulful, hands-on escape…read more I can't say enough good things about my experience at Clay Studio! From the moment I walked in, I felt both completely welcomed and quietly inspired. The space is beautiful and unpretentious, and the energy is something special, grounded, artistic, and full of heart. Esther and her husband (the dream team behind it all) are such gems. Down-to-earth, kind, and truly invested in making sure everyone learns and creates something meaningful. The class was hands-on in the best way. I got to really do the work, but with expert, patient guidance. I learned more than I ever expected to and left each session feeling so deeply revived. I actually looked forward to every class like it was a treat, and I almost cried when it ended. That's how impactful and soul-nourishing it was. I'll absolutely be signing up again. Also... bonus: Esther makes the most delicious homemade pizza. Warm, real, nourishing -- just like the entire experience. Run, don't walk. This place is a treasure. -- Tanya xo

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    Clay Studio
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    Conejo Valley Botanic Garden

    Conejo Valley Botanic Garden

    4.1
    (81 reviews)
    2.0 mi

    This was my first time here which I've heard some good things about it. It's about 5 min drive off…read morethe 101 freeway. The entrance to the park is off one of the main roads and about a 2 minute drive till you arrive to the parking lot. There's also a baseball field that's there as well as a picnic area. Public restrooms are also where the parking lot is. From there, it's a short walk along the path which leads you to the main entrance. The garden is like a hiking trail. You'll start with signs leading ways to different direction. The garden itself is on a path so it's easy to manage. There's different area that's guided. Just following the path we ended up at the butterfly garden with a cute little butterfly chair. Depending on which path and direction you head to, there's other gardens. With plants everywhere, they have signs identifying what they are. We thought there would be some kind of water garden but no luck. There was a small waterfall feature but it was shut off. A section was catered to Rare fruit orchard with a good variety of trees and shrubs. Different type of guava, avocado, figs and so on. Some that were new to me. Throughout the garden, there's loads of benches placed throughout the area. All at different spot while some have amazing views of the city. Once you reach the top area, there's bench with an amazing view and it's also the cactus garden area. If you go through that area you'll end at the tranquility garden with a small red bridge and loads of rock sculptures. A cute small part of the garden. The paths all leads back to each other. The garden area isn't that big but the way the layout with the paths are, it does seem like it while walking. As we were walking out, we notice another path which leads to a trail. That trail goes along the creek that run along the side. It's not a long hike, pretty easy as it's all trail. There's a bridge that crosses over the creek which I'm not sure where it leads to. We followed the trail which does come out from the shady creek area to an open area. Views of the city along the way. It's basically goes around the whole garden area and connects back to the main entrance. Overall, it's a decent hike. The garden, I expected more. I thought there would have been a lake or some kind of pond. It's wasn't much of botanic garden but more of a community garden. Positive note, it's free to get in.

    Spent a lovely afternoon here. Unlike most botanical gardens, this is more like an outdoor hiking…read moretrail, which made it more enjoyable. We brought sandwiches and snacked on them along the hike. There were many benches and tables throughout the park. Parking and entrance to the park was free.

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    High school prom photo shoot. Osintra
    Conejo Valley Botanic Garden
    Conejo Valley Botanic Garden

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    Cinépolis Luxury Cinemas

    Cinépolis Luxury Cinemas

    3.5
    (924 reviews)
    2.4 mi
    $$

    Excited to see Star Wars movie at a new theatre experience... let's see what happens...well, quite…read morea fancy schmancy mall the theater is located in. I want to quote the Wizard of Oz and saying "Ames you're not in Kansas anymore".. ha ha ha. Never been here before but tbh, malls are not my jam. I am a small business boutique kind of person. No offense! Lucky for me I've learned my lesson and I take a photograph wherever I'm parked however, in this case, it was a sea of cars with no real discernible markings that would make me remember... I digress ( and PS my photo totally helped me find my car) so, TIP: If you are parking in a strange place TAKE A PHOTO!! Anyway, we sat down in beautiful seats, looked at menus ordered food before the movie started. However, when you're sitting in a dark movie theater and your food is delivered, you can't really see what it looks like because you don't dare put a flashlight on because it'll disturb the other patrons. My tuna poké style bowl was delicious and the chicken tenders we shared were great! Tempura style cauliflower was meh and cold but,we ate everything! Would I do this again? No I actually won't and that's because I like my movie experience to be maybe with a little popcorn but not with a meal I can do that at home. I want my movie experience to be pure. I was super confused watching the film mainly because I didn't know the story and I haven't followed Star Wars since the originals. The craft of putting this movie together does not go UNNOTICED! The details are incredible! If you've never had a dine-in movie theater experience, I think you should try it. Glad I did!!!!

    The seats are incredibly comfortable--it really feels like a VIP experience. It's definitely worth…read moreordering from the refill menu, which adds to the overall convenience and enjoyment. The screen is huge, making the whole movie experience feel immersive and fun. They also offer limited-edition popcorn buckets, which are such a nice touch and make it feel even more special. Honestly, I didn't even want to wait for the next movie--I could have stayed there and kept watching. It's just that good.

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    3 row seating from the screen
    3 row seating from the screen
    Classic burger  with fries
    Classic burger with fries
    Ripped up and damaged seats

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