The Bob Hope theater is an amazing building. It's full of history and from the looks of it, it has…read morebeen maintained well! The acoustics from the Swan Lake Ballet production were phenomenal. My daughter who is 6 six years in ballet training has now moved to pointe technique level this year and was amaze with the Swan Lake production. Theater location is in the heart of downtown Stockton. Plenty of street paid parking but I chose to have a little more security/surveillance parking 1 block away from the venue that cost $20. The parking lot is very small, and the attendants were very friendly but limited parking spaces. I suggest getting there early as the good parking fills up. The people working at the theater were very professional and welcoming. The ushers helped walk you to your seats. They sell drinks but I'm not sure if they sell a variety of food. I see people only with popcorn and candy treats. They also have an adult beverage bar. Con: While the show is going on, please do not allow people to come and be seated. Allow for production breaks in between, I know they have them. Everyone is standing up every 5 minutes allowing people to be seated through-out the show. Patrons please be on time it's not the movies or ball game! Lol Awesome venue will be back!

Went to this theater for a standup comedy show. I love how beautiful the architecture is from…read moreinside. Took me to Europe! All seats are put in a decent way - even the corner seatings don't miss out. I bought seats for the middle column a little before the balcony and it was perfect! Plenty of restrooms and not too difficult to find parking - street parking and there are a couple of garages nearby. My only shock was there was no heating inside the theater during December and it was super surprising. Glad I was all bundled up that night!

Great group of mariachi in Stockton/Lodi area. Works with you to coordinate with what you want (in…read moreour case we wanted music to start exactly as birthday girl entered.) Friendly and arrived on time. Absolutely loved english/spanish options. Performance was excellent and singer had a variety of tone ranges. I recommend them for your family parties. Maravilloso groupo de mariachi local en stockton/lodi. Trabajan con uno con lo que queremos hace (en nuestro caso era que empienze la musica exactamente cuando llego la cumpleañera.). Servicial y llegaron a tiempo. Me encanto que hay option de conversar en ingles y español. La musica era excellente y los cantadores tienian varieos buenos tonos. Se lo recomiendo para sus fiestas familiaries.

We planned to watch them at a festival before booking, as they stated they would be there. We…read moreshowed up and couldn't find them, only to be told that they weren't scheduled to play at all. This was my second time trying to get in contact with them, only for this to happen. What a waste of time.

Hidden in a nondescript building in downtown Stockton you'll find a little shopping center with…read morethis awesome little arcade at the basement level. I don't come to Stockton often but finding little areas like this are a nice little change of pace. The Underground Arcade is definitely more on the retro side but a nice little place to host a party for young kids. They had free place access to almost all games for 2 hours and also a chance to play in a little nerf course set up. The kids really enjoyed it and it was a nice change of pace from the brand name locations. This place offers a great value and while it's hard to find this place from the outside, there was ample street parking. They allowed outside food and the staff was over all helpful and professional. Worth checking out for a party for young kids!

We celebrated my son's 10th birthday here in The Underground Arcade. The boys and girls love the…read moreNerf zone battlefield, while the little kids enjoyed the arcade. Adults played the billiards too. The food and drinks are good. Pizza can serve 6-7 adults (we have a lot of leftovers). Over all the place is clean and well maintained. I would like to thank the staff and especially the guy who helped and served the food ( I forgot his name).Thank You! Will definitely recommend this place to my friends and family.

My 12-year old daughter has been dancing for the last 6 years and she's been really wanting to…read morefocus on classical ballet technique, as well as Pointe and contemporary, as she has high hopes of being a professional dancer someday. We were blessed to find Pacific Ballet and Suzanne welcomed us with open arms! Suzanne has such passion for dance and knows her stuff. She's trained many dancers who have gone on to professional careers and that's mostly what attracted us to this studio. What I love most about Suzanne is while she is very serious about ballet, she has a heart of gold and the best sense of humor! She makes dance fun for my daughter yet at the same time she knows when to tell my daughter to "suck it up" and keep her head held high. Suzanne has wiped tears from my daughter's face when she gets frustrated, she has wildly clapped and hugged my daughter when she perfects her technique...she has been nothing but encouraging, support and loving. If you have a dancer who is serious and passionate about dance technique, this is the place to be. And not just classical ballet but she also offers hip hop workshops, contemporary dance, barre and conditioning and strength classes. We are very happy here and I foresee a wonderful future for my daughter at this studio.

Suzanne is a classically trained & amazing at encouraging dancers! Gem on the Mile! Central Valley…read moreis Blessed for sure!!!

2010 Brubeck Festival April 8 - 11, 7:30 p.m…read more http://web.pacific.edu/x33667.xml The 2010 Brubeck Festival will take place on the campus of the University of the Pacific on April 8, 9, & 10, and on The Miracle Mile on April 11. It will feature concerts and the annual academic symposium. The title of this year's festival is "10 Years of the Brubeck Institute". Thursday, April 8 Taylor Room, University Library 3:00-5:00 pm No admission charge. Open to the public. This event will feature a discussion by faculty and students in the Conservatory of Music regarding their use of materials in The Brubeck Collection and the Paul Desmond Papers in their scholarship and teaching. Moderator: Shan Sutton, Associate Dean & Head of Special Collections, University Library Faculty presenter: Keith Hatschek, Associate Professor & Director of Music Management Student presenters: Stephen Cross, Christopher Lopez, Bryce McLaughlin, Randy Sandoli A reception will follow the program sponsored by the Library Associates of the University Library. Thursday, April 8 Faye Spanos Concert Hall 7:30pm General Admission: $10 public, $5 seniors, students free Tickets at the Pacific Box Office on March 3 209.946.2474 or go.pacific.edu/tickets The 2007 Brubeck Institute Jazz Quintet Brian Chahley, trumpet Lucas Pino, saxophone Glenn Zaleski, piano Chris Smith, bass Cory Cox, drums Guest Artists: Bob Mintzer, saxophone, & Joe Gilman, Piano This version of the BIJQ was the winner of the 2007 DownBeat magazine award for the best collegiate jazz group in the country. All these great alumni are now living, going to school, and working in New York and on tour with exceptional jazz artists. Friday, April 9 Faye Spanos Concert Hall 7:30pm General Admission: $10 public, $5 seniors, students free Tickets at the Pacific Box Office on March 3 209.946.2474 or go.pacific.edu/tickets The 2009 Brubeck Institute Jazz Quintet Ben Flocks, saxophone Chad Lefkowitz-Brown, saxophone Javier Santiago, piano Zach Brown, bass Adam Arruda, drums Guest Artists: Gilbert Castellanos, trumpet, & Joe Gilman, Piano Last year's version of the BIJQ was the winner of the 2009 DownBeat magazine award for the best collegiate jazz group in the country. Three of these are now alumni including Ben, Javier, and Adam, and are living in New York and Toronto. They are going to school and playing professionally. Chad and Zach are in their second year in the Institute at Pacific. Saturday, April 10 Conservatory Recital Hall 10:00 am - Noon & 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm No admission charge. Open to the public. Academic Symposium The 2010 Brubeck Festival Academic Symposium will focus on contemporary jazz education. There will be individual presentations, panel discussion, and question and answer sessions. The participants include the following distinguished individuals. * Bart Marantz: Director of Jazz Studies at Booker T.Washington High School for the Performing and Visual Arts in Dallas, TX. * JB Dyas: Vice President for Education and Curriculum Development at the Thelonious Monk Institute for Jazz. * David Baker: Professor and Director of Jazz Studies, Indiana University * Mary Jo Papich: President of the Jazz Education Network * Chuck Tumlinson: President of the California Jazz Alliance and Director of Jazz Studies, California State University - Fullerton * Harry Schnipper: Owner - Blues Alley Jazz Club and Jazz Education innovator in Washington, D.C. Saturday, April 10 Faye Spanos Concert Hall 7:30 pm General Admission: $15 public, $10 seniors, students free Tickets at the Pacific Box Office on March 3 209.946.2474 or go.pacific.edu/tickets The 2010 Brubeck Institute Jazz Quintet Chad Lefkowitz-Brown, saxophone Nick Frenay, trumpet Noah Kellman, piano Zach Brown, bass Corey Fonville, drums Guest Artist: Christian McBride, bass This year's BIJQ has appeared at the Detroit Jazz Festival, opened for the Dave Brubeck Quartet in Sacramento, played in New York, Southern California, at the California Music Educators Conference, and will be performing in Washington D.C. in April, and a feature concert on the 1st Annual Jazz Education Network convention in St. Louis in May. The Yosvany Terry Quartet Yosvany Terry, saxophone Taylor Eigsti, piano Joe Sanders, bass Justin Brown, drums Yosvany has been a guest artist clinician in the Fellowship Program at the Institute, Taylor has been a guest artist clinician in the Summer Jazz Colony and the Fellowship Program, and Joe and Justin are Fellowship Program alumni. The

Highly recommend this amazing experience! Took my family here for a fun activity everyone would…read moreenjoy, our 9, 10 & 13 year old had an incredible time exploring the virtual reality world with numerous games and platforms to select from. My boyfriend and I are not gaming people but I found lots of creative games and virtual environments that were fascinating and he had a lot of fun with the outdoor sports games. The owner was above and beyond. Took the time to show each of us individually how not only to use the game but how to navigate through them. He was hands on every step of the way and very generous with his assistance. This place is amazing and will definitely be an experience you never forget. Worth every penny. We will be back again.

This is such a great place right on Miracle Mile. Ameer was great responding to texts to schedule…read moreappointments. He was punctual and professional. Whenever I had a question while playing he was right there to help me out. I also like how affordable it is. My guy and I had such a good time. We will definitely be back.

Usually go to this theater almost every month and always had standard to good service. This time it…read morewasn't anything different, just this cashier wa. This short, dark blonde haired girl with tattoos was our cashier. From the start she was slow and didn't seem to know what she was doing. She kept re-asking our order as she explained she's never been trained for this area before. Which is fine, but with how much help she needed she should've called another staff member to assist. She almost gave us the wrong cup size (a kids small instead of adult) and for the popcorn all we got were the bottom of the barrel crumbs when there was fresh ones just about to pop. Thankfully this younger guy Giovanni i think his name was, helped get our food. He was fast and efficient almost getting our food for us by the time we were done ordering. We told him about the popcorn and he happily assisted us with a new fresh batch.

By far the worst movie theater experience I've ever had the misfortune to endure…read more There was no one scanning tickets. I simply walked in to the theater where my movie was playing. I wouldn't have even needed to by a ticket if I hadn't already. There was a layer of trash on the walkways and patios in front of the building. And then, to cap it all off, once the movie began... not the previews, but the feature MOVIE began playing, the house lights still hadn't been dimmed, and I had to leave to find an attendant to shut the house lights off. Terrible experience from beginning to end.

Always get my nails did here they also do eyebrows, only salon I'll ever get my nails and brows…read moredid at

Love this place. Have been going since I was younger. Always great on eyebrows and haircuts!…read moreHaven't tried out nails. Maybe will try next time I go.