The acoustics of this room serve the purpose of the concert but much improvement is needed with…read moreregard to the sound system. During the opening act last night, it kept going on the fritz. While the venue looks ginormous, the seats are extremely uncomfortable. There is very little space left for you to stand up and dance. There was a guy in our row that had to constantly get up to go to the bathroom and we all had to leave our row and empty out into the aisle to let him through because that's how tight it was. My husband, who is 6'3", was extremely uncomfortable because his knees kept knocking into the metal seat in front of him, so he had to angle his leg into my space just so he wouldn't cramp. While that was the case, I appreciated the ushers clearing the aisles by having all the other attendees move back into their seats (folks spilled out into the aisle to get more room to dance). It made going to the bathroom easier. Without these ushers, it would've been utter chaos. I hope they can update their seating because it's a basic component of a concert-goer's experience. It would be such a shame if their neglect of their patrons continued.

Old school since 1931. We drove out in midweek traffic to see Cheap Trick perform live on stage…read more The campus offers free convenient parking within walking distance of the venue. The concert was almost sold out and the line for merchandise never ceased. We sat up on the balcony and the sound was great. They had a couple of bars open but the lines were long, these fans haven't stopped partying after all these years.

Love the studio, excellent and supportive teachers, teachers work with the kids and help them…read moreimprove to be better.

This place is the best!!! My daughter has been dancing here for almost 4 years and has loved it. My…read more4 year old son also took the younger kids class and couldn't get enough. The new teachers are a great addition. My daughter especially loves Ms Carolyn. New perspectives and experiences. Plus they actually do the dances themselves so the kids can see what it should look like. Can't say enough great things about VDA.

My spouse & I had a nice evening with the Dinner Detective in Claremont, CA at the DoubleTree by…read moreHilton hotel. We arrived 15 min early as recommended and waited outside with the others. You are placed in a line and photos are taken and offered as a souvenir for $40. Upon entering the banquet space, you create your "alias" on a name tag to wear throughout your dinner & show. There are audience actor plants & obvious actors who play out the scenes during the dinner service. Each clue is guided by a host and clues are posted on the "wall" (this is virtual clues that you'll scan with your QR code that they place at your tables.) you eventually receive all the clues you need to form your guess on "who done it." It was silly, fun & a nice evening. The actors did a good job & dinner was perfectly fine given the preset menu provided upon your ticket purchase. With my allergy, I was provided a ticket to place at my table so that I would not be served plates with nuts. We were served coffee, tea & water, bread, salad, entree & a dessert (walnut chocolate chip cookies but I was served fruit d/t my allergy). Our table had a nice time investigating bc we were pretty sure someone at our table was the murderer. Would recommend if you're looking for a unique & fun thing to do that doesn't require a lot of physical effort & is entertaining.

What a fun and unique experience! We arrived on time, and dinner didn't start until around 6:30, so…read moreyou have some flexibility if you don't arrive exactly at 6. The show itself was well done and interesting. It doesn't require you to actively participate, as there are actors around the room, but it's great if you do want to get involved. The food was surprisingly good, both the fish and the chicken were tasty. I'd say this is an experience worth checking out, especially since they often run deals online. Parking - It's at the DoubleTree, and there's plenty of parking around.

Clybourne Park asks us what is racism? Is it really about black and white? What have we learned…read morein 50 years? Clybourne Park challenges to come up with a terminology to discuss the changing societal demographics and how those changes impact members of the majority as well as those in the minority. What does it mean to be marginalized? Does one have to be in the minority to feel marginalized. At the Don F. Fruechte Theatre for the Performing Arts in Claremont, CA, acting company Ophelia's Jump presents us with a 3 week run of Bruce Norris's Clybourne Park. The performance is set in two acts staged 50 years apart. The first takes place in the late 50's and consists of an ostracised white family who has chosen to deeply undersell their comfortable home in a white affluent neighborhood to a colored family. Audience members are faced with the stereotypical fears about black people coming in with crime, reduced property values, and the eventual white flight. The second act fast forwards to a chronological juxtoposition 50 years later. This time the tables are turned with a white family trying to change their newly purchased home to the dismay of the established African American neighborhood which Clybourne Park had evolved into. Does change dilute a neighborhood's identity? What is historical significance? Does historical value outweigh financial value? Finally, where do we draw a line as when something becomes racist? Is this a question of skin color? Population size? Particular demogrphics? Do white people feel the effects of racism? Clybourne Park demands an open mind. Explicit language may be inappropriate for younger audience members. Be prepared to have your notions of society questioned and your sense of humor tickled. Clybourne Park continues its run through August 18 with Friday and Saturday shows at 8pm and Sunday shows at 4pm. Tickets are available for $18 for Seniors and Students with Id and $25 for everyone else thru Vendini.com. More information can be gleaned at opheliasjump.com.

My home! Love this theatre and the performances that Claremont High School puts on! Nice…read morefacilities, high quality theatre, lots of seating!

My 2 daughters go to Moultrie academy. Carlie and her team are just so amazing and caring! One of…read moremy girls has cerebral palsy and special efforts have gone into including her in the classes so she could enjoy incredible experiences too! I cannot recommend more to anyone to come and have a look. It is simply a very very special place, filled with love and a team that helps kids build confidence and make them realize of their immense potential. Louis

My daughter just signed up for classes here for the first time since we moved to the area and she…read moreloves her ballet, tap and singing lessons. They train to help build confidence in public performance at a young age. Great place to have your kids learn to develop their skills and foster their talents.

Fantastic performances from every cast member.. and such a welcoming organized group from arrival…read moreto the end of performance!!!

The Inland Valley Repertory Theater (IVRT) is now in La Verne. I just attended their production of…read more"The Fantasticks", and it was beyond amazing! All of the elements - the casting, the actors' voices, etc. were perfect. The overall show was, well, fantastic! When I left, my heart felt fulfilled. The play drew you in and made you a part of their world for just a few hours. Actors alone cannot do all of this. Great credit must be given to the piano player and the harp player behind the scenes, as well as the lighting staff. The Morgan Auditorium at the University of La Verne is an excellent venue for live theater. it is large enough to be comfortable, yet small enough to let you feel that you are involved in the production. This was my first visit to this theater. I was assured that the IVRT will be having future productions here. I will definitely be attending.

A cool little place for spectacular theater. Loved the vibe and location. Looking forward to…read moreadditional shows

This community theater is a hidden gem. My mom and I were staying in Claremont for a tennis…read moretournament event and had a weekend night available and came across this place in nearby Upland. So glad we went and saw the play Georgia McBride. We will absolutely come here next year to see another play for our annual tennis tournament in this area. Othelia's Jump is located in a business office and industrial park. Full stage and intimate seating with bar and snacks. Reasonably priced for individual tickets.

So COOL! I hardly ever review anything but RETRO ROOMS definitely deserves it! Stepping into this…read moreplace is like walking into a time capsule of pure nostalgia! It's an incredible fusion of childhood and adolescent memories, featuring classic video games, iconic movies, retro music, and amazing art--all under one roof. I booked Retro Rooms a few times already but most recently for a Halloween party, along with my membership, and it was an absolute hit! Everyone had a blast, and it truly felt like stepping back in time to relive the best moments of growing up. This membership has been one of the best investments for me and my husband--it's the ultimate getaway from the chaos of everyday life (and the kids). We get to embrace our inner big kids in a more private setting. Unlike places like Dave & Buster's, where everything feels crowded and chaotic, HERE you can enjoy all the fun without kids bumping into you or hogging the games. The option to book the space for private events is such a game-changer! We had such a great time that I'm already planning to book another visit next week. If you're looking for an unforgettable retro gaming experience, surrounded by ART this is the place to be. I Highly recommend! I was even able to purchase some art pieces that I plan to gift for Christmas! Talk about a WIN WIN!

This is truly a retro arcade hidden gem if you like playing arcade games and pinball. Overall the…read moreaesthetic is amazing. Only thing I didn't know is that you have to register for a time slot to enter. They have some really rare stuff and everything works which is a big plus. I would definitely have my 80s-90s throwback party here.