I have been coming to the Koroneburg Old World Festival for the past 3 years and it never…read moredisappoints! Right when you walk to the ticket area, you're suddenly transported into the Renaissance era. After walking through the front and you'll find various vendors selling hand crafted items like necklaces, clothes, hats, leather goods, chain mill, and everything your heart desires. You'll smell delicious foods...many people come for the Turkey Legs and Ale! I also have to give a shout out to Ye'Old 7-11! Best Renaissance convenient store around. Here you'll find dragon jerky, troll jerky, canned and bottled drinks, as well as welsh cakes! Now, let's talk about the incredible talent!! From jousting, sword fighting, stage shows and so much more. The people that work here are beyond talented and it's very inspiring. Lastly, everyone who shows up at the festival doesn't miss the memo and came up with some beautiful costumes! I absolutely love the creativity! I can't wait until the next one! Hazzah!

We attended a few years ago and had a great time. We even got costumes for the event…read more Not sure if it is still happening but would definitely consider visiting again.

I love coming here every year!!! Lots on the stage to watch and better food choices. One of largest…read morefestivals thus far! Come here and walk around. Some Thing for everyone. I got hair pins, clips, bracelets and ate a lot! Parking is flat rate 20$ or find parking nearby and walk 4 blocks like I did. ICE demonstrations by the Mezcal restaurant... 1/24/26 Sunday at 3:30 pm ish. See you there.

dance performances community vendors…read more merchandise vendors food trucks jumpers anime wrapped vehicles Such a family-friendly event. Plenty to see and do if you take your time. I miss the red lanterns that lined Mission Inn Avenue.

This was awesome. Different than most haunted houses or maze. They zombies will try to get you and…read moresteal your flag. Each flag is a life so it's like you're trying to survive. Scary and jump scared as well.

From the outside you don't necessarily know what you are getting into. There are some creepy…read moredisplays and flame throwers over the entrance, but once you enter the atrium, it definitely has a creepy yet welcoming vibe. Once you enter the maze however the welcoming portion is gone, and you feel the tension of the experience you've just entered. The Zombie actors are super scary looking and do a good job of stalking the survival participants and making it feel like it is a real life survival scenario. While inside it does not feel like a typical haunted maze like you would find at most theme parks. You go in as a group of your own party not mixed with strangers which is cool. There are others in the maze often times while your group is in there but that adds to the fear factor as you see them screaming as they try to escape as well. (sometimes this leads a zombie right to you, and if they notice you they may direct their attention to you instead). Beware of where you came from and where you are going as you may run into zombie's who you escaped prior in the experience. Just because you passed a zombie earlier in your way through doesn't mean they aren't still hungry to take your lives This is a whole different experience as the actors are also tasked with taking your lives (3 flag football flags on a belt). So not only are they scary as they jump out from all over the place, but they are actually coming for you because you have something they need. With hidden extra lives and other goodies hidden throughout the maze this becomes a strategy game as much as a haunted maze. There is not one way to escape as there are multiple routes you can choose, some good, some lead you right back into the zombies you thought you were escaping. The total experience was heart pounding and exhilarating. Definitely a must try if you're into getting scared and want something different from the Scary Farm or Horror Nights type maze. ALSO WHEN YOU FINISH THE MAZE ITS REALLY ENTERTAINING TO WATCH THE LIVE FOOTAGE OF OTHERS IN THE MAZE. I COULD HAVE WATCHED THAT FOOTAGE FOR HOURS

First time attending this festival. Went on the second day (Sunday) of the festival and wasn't very…read morecrowded. Maybe we missed the lunch rush. A few tables with connecting bench seats were spread along the center of the street with waste management bins everywhere. No shortage of waste bins, well maintained throughout the day. Plenty of security presence. Directional flow of traffic was easy to maneuver around, the parking lot area was on the east side of the school, right next to the Main Street of scholar where the pop up event was held. Free parking! Vendors lined the street with one end being service vendors, bounce houses and games. Making your way to the other end was the food vendors. Just about two blocks of vendors all sectioned off with security at every entrance point. Wetzel's pretzels, coffee, boba, slushies, tacos, nachos, burritos, empanadas, candied fruits, freeze dried candies, candy apples, cookies, brownies, elote, lobster rolls, ice cream. To name a few. Cambodian, Mexican, American, Vietnamese, Chinese, Japanese. Lots of things to choose from, savory to sweet and everything in between.

It's pretty cool the city of Eastvale hosts these food events through out the year if not yearly…read more This was my first time going to their International Food Festival and so far I think they've only done 2. I want to address the "bad" first because it really took away from the experience for me. First, on their IG they promoted the event with a map showing all the parking structures that will be "available" for the event however, that was not the case the day of the event. Knowing how crowded these events get my bf and I decided to show up early so we can snag a convenient parking spot in a close by parking lot but we kept getting rerouted to the furthest lot that was behind the school. This made no sense whatsoever. At first we were going along with it and we were going to park all the way in the back but I just couldn't understand why we would if we were early and there were other lots advertised-closer lots I should stress. So we went back and tried another lot; the one off of citrus and scholar way (not the one in the school). Once there we spoke to someone who said there was going to be a wedding so parking wouldn't be available unless the some other lot would be opened but it wasn't opened at the time we showed up so that was extremely frustrating. At this point I was just over the parking situation. Why advertise lots and not have them open to use? Wouldn't it make sense to open the closer lots to those who get there early and redirect later traffic to further lots? Idkkk. But it was annoying. We approached one of the event entrances once it was almost 12pm. There were security still setting up and they were really cutting it close since it was almost 12pm and a huge line was starting to form behind us. They had issues at another entrance so that delayed us from going in and it sucked because it was extremely hot out. Once security got the okay we were let in. The first order of business once we were inside was finding a refreshing drink. It was crazy hot out on Saturday (first day of the event) so we stopped by Scoops for and got one of their Dragonfruit Strawberry Lemonades. At this point of the festival there were many seats open but as the crowds kept coming in it was clear the festival did not provide enough seating or shade. So just to summarize the "bad" -parking sucked -took a while to enter the event -not enough seating or shade BUT despite these things the event was one of the best ones I've attended. The food options were amazingly great. There was a little of everything for everyone and I loved that! Everything I tried was completely new to me and I wouldn't have tried it if it wasn't for this event. I loved the ube jelly from Ube Bread Box. Krumblez Cookie Co always hits the spot with their red velvet cookies. Aji Panca's chicken breast skewer was delicious and I'm super impressed they offer single options (to allow more room for other things lol). Kokonut was so yummy; they gave a sample and I had to come back to get more. Not only did this event have food options there were also merch vendors. We saw plants, keychains, anime merch, and more! And honestly I think it was beautiful and wonderful they had entertainment through out the day displaying and celebrating all cultures. The event as a whole could definitely use some work to make it a bit more organized and a bit more comfortable for the attendees by providing more shade and seating. The vendors were awesome! A lot of food options and cool knickknacks to buy. I hope Eastvale continues doing this festival and I hope it keeps getting better and better.

It was a bit hard to get to (and only open on Saturdays, from 2-5 PM). However, once I realized…read morethat I could get on campus through the South entrance, the walk to the museum was nice and peaceful. There are a variety of displays, which I believe are well organized. I only wish my photos of the florescent minerals came out better!

If you live in Corona take your kids you can explore a local museum all within an hour…read more 15 min drive to la sierra university, museum for 30-35 min. head home 15 min drive No lines, no cost of admission, and a wide variety of birds, mammals, reptiles displayed, i really liked the Komodo dragon. I finally remembered on a Saturday and took my sons (6, 3, and 1) to the museum. We live in Corona /borderline Riverside so it's local to us. Great way to inspire your kids about attending a university by allowing them to explore a wonderful campus filled with trees. Awe also enjoyed the Art building very cool how everything ties in together. Staff is knowledgeable and welcoming.

$25 plus for admisión not including food just entertainment. Unorganized they let us in after 11 am…read moredue to the dancers famalies.

I enjoyed the live music and all of the dancers. I was disappointed with the low number of tamale…read morevendors this year. I was in a long line for tamales when they announced we would only be able to buy two or three tamales and not a dozen because the vendors were running out. I'm glad they warned us about this only I was hoping to pick up dinner for my family, and unfortunately I didn't get any tamales at all. I imagine with Covid some vendors thought the attendance would be low, but a lot of people showed up. The most disappointing part was paying $20 to get in, only to get no tamales. I wish the Riverside Tamale Festival had free admission like they do in La Habra, Indio, Placentia and DTSA (Downtown Santa Ana) at their tamale festivals.

What a wonderful night of entertainment and fireworks in the city of Corona on 4th of July…read more I decided at the last minute to go see the fireworks with my family. We came little after 730pm and found the free parking close to the church and we walked about 10 minutes to the park. It was at Santana Regional Park. They had an entrainment at 5 p.m. Fireworks began at sundown. It was spectacular and beautiful especially at a close view. We left the park area and decided to stand at the fence near the area where the firework were. They had a good selection of food vendors Many of the park goers brought in food with them. We tried 24Vegan and Luzzie"s kitchen. It was good and pricey. Majority of the people brought their own picnic essentials items. BBQs are not allowed only in the designated area. We definitely recommend this fun event.

Exceptional family gathering, entertainment for all ages and phenomenal fireworks show. I have…read morebeen a residence for 20 years and I have attended every year for the past 10 years. The City of Corona is not only a beautiful place to live but the feeling of community is evident at the 4th of July Family Festival. Parking is challenging. I suggest if you can walk, bike, board... do so. It makes the experience even better

This annual event was held over the weekend in the city of Eastvale.There were jumpers for kids,…read morecrafts, vendors ,food for purchase ,and entertainment . It was put together in collaboration with the City of Eastvale, Panama Events,and the Chinese American Foundation of Eastvale. Parking and secure entrance were free.