MOAH Cedar Museum is a small specialty gallery that seems to feature more local, home grown art vs…read moreits big sister MOAH which presents more cosmopolitan art from a wider field often in conjuction with other museums. May 2025 was full of art by high school students which had a wide range of styles and media. Thoroughly enjoyed the many different art of young students through a new, more au courant perspective which will be posted since a picture is worth a thousand words. I especially liked the bat hat, Sushi, and the octopus, coral, barnacle vase. MOAH Cedar Museum, MOAH, Western Hotel are all within a few blocks of each other on Lancaster Blvd which has plenty of convenient, street parking for easy access. 3+ stars

Anything that benefits the arts in the community is alright by me. MOAH: Cedar is a satellite arts…read morefacility right down the street from MOAH. It features an art room which locals can use to create their own art. The exhibits seem to be geared towards local artists; the exhibit I saw features work by local children. It's in a gorgeous and beautifully maintained historical building that's worth a trip in and of itself. Free admission but hours are limited; check first. Free and plentiful street parking.

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.

I've been here twice for their yearly bridal fair. Parking is easy and the huge space allows for…read morelots of vendors. This year there were three limos and a party bus in the building! The grounds all around are really neat with farm equipment and funny statues. I'd like to come back when all the grounds are being used instead of just the one building.

Stopped by for my free birthday gift. Deja was helping me with colors and advice on tinted…read moremoisturizer. I need to start making a wish list for my bday and take it in when I go get my birthday reward. I wanted one of everything! I Love the liner and lip color I received, I will definitely wear it. 7/4/25

Usually I never write reviews about a place but this time I had to.. on Friday I stoped at Sephora…read moreto buy a foundation, I usually buy a brand but I wanted to try something new, I wasn't so sure about what color to get so I asked a lady which she was helping someone else, she asked me to wait a little and as soon as she could she will come and help me, I waited patiently... after some time I turn around and she was helping other people, she probably forgot about me or she just wasn't so happy to help me so I walked out the store and had to go to Ulta better, they help me to find the right color.

Always new records & CDs in rotation that are in good condition. The owner's cool af & so is the…read moreshop. Recommend to people who live out here or people just passing through! Plus, there are donuts, coffee & hotdogs near by - what more could you possibly want.

The older gentleman helped me find what I wanted and was surprisingly cheap and still gave me a…read morediscount! Great place.

Had my daughter's wedding here in December 2017. We used the Manzanita room for the ceremony and…read morereception. They provided us with help setting up seating and tables, we rented a dance floor and rented the kitchen space for the reception. The event went off without any troubles and was a memorable day. The outdoors area was also beautiful and close to a park. So photography was lovely as well.

I don't think this place has been open since like 2010 or 2011 but I felt the need to review the…read morememories I had here. I saw so many bands I loved between 2008-2009 at this stupid little hole in the wall venue.

For a while, this was the main place for venues, but I don't really see why. It was cheap enough,…read moreand there were some good shows here, but it gets stuffy as hell, and it just looks more like a rundown office building than it does a proper venue for music.

So sad to hear of both Dana and Dwite's passing! They were great people with an amazing passion for…read moremusic and you could really see that in that store!

More sad news. I was very saddened to hear of the death of Dwight. I had just visited him the week…read morebefore and was asking what was going to happen with Tapps after Dana's passing. He was unsure ( I'm still not sure if it is still open as I haven't been there in months now ) and was trying to find a buyer for the business and the next thing I know, he passed. So very sad. Still best store for music lessons if it is still open.

A cute small pumpkin patch with cash only services, it doesn't have rides other then the tractor…read morehay ride. I didn't really interact with the staff just the people in the entrance, which were sweet people. The entrance is $2 per person and the tickets are a dollar each. They have a small gift shop and snack bar. They have a petting zoo with cute farm animals and $0.25 machines with food for the goats. They have a large selection of pumpkins, variety of size's ranging from super small to huge! The numbers on the pumpkins are the prices. This is a cute location to walk around and watch the kids play in the jumpers. Would recommend for someone who isn't a fan of crowded places.

We have gone to this pumpkin patch for 19 years and now we will no longer be visiting this patch…read more You have to pay $2 just to go in and buy their way over priced pumpkins. There is nothing to do for free except visit caged animals and buy your over priced pumpkin. Pass this place on by and go to a better place. Lancaster Bakersfield any place is better than Tapia. So sad we enjoyed going for years but now they've ruined the tradition.