Our non-profit California Family Life Center had an island-themed dinner/fundraiser event at…read morePechanga Resort for over 200 attendees. Brenda and Puahi's Polynesian Dance crew came out and brought our guests an amazing show with talented drummers and dancers. Lots of energy, very professional and educational. Our guests said it was one of the best events yet and I really believe that was largely due to you guys. Thanks, Brenda for all your help, being professional, and doing great things for our community.

My 13 y/o daughter learned about Puahi's when we saw their dance group perform at Mulligan's, she…read morejoined the dance school shortly after. After a few months of attending classes and being a part of performances and fun events, my daughter loves it! She has found a home for hula, friends, fun, and culture! The school staff and students and parents are so loving and kind. They offer hula/Tahitian dancing and drumming. The school is perfect for school age children all the way to adults! Tuition is affordable. Every Saturday they offer a free class to new students to check them out! I highly recommend Puahi's! Mahalo!

Amazing owner!! This is a place kids can have fun and be talented! I appreciate that the kids…read morecostumes and dances are age appropriate.

My oldest daughter has been dancing here for almost 8 years and my other two have been here for 4…read moreand 2 years as well. I cant imagine letting my kids dance anywhere else. It is a family friendly, age appropriate dance studio that focuses on musicality and technique. The teachers are kind and knowledgeable and push the kids just the right amount. I love this place. It is our second home and the teachers and other dancers have become family. The owner Ms. Kellie is an exceptional role model to all the kids who pass through her studio.

I love this quaint little theater. It's small but the creatively use the space very well and the…read moreproductions are stellar. They've repaved the parking lot, which is awesome. If you haven't been here, I highly recommend trying the performances.

I'M BACK TO SEE "MOUSETRAP"! Ramona Hillside Players is a nice community theater nestled to the…read moreside of the Ramona Bowl, it's got plenty of parking and nice outdoor views. The box office experience was a bit rocky as the ticket clerk messed up one of our tickets and one of the members in our party had to move to the back. It was a bit weird because there was an empty seat next to us. The clerk gave us seats together when we originally purchased them at the door. The ushers/attendants seemed a little baked and stressed, not sure if they're treated the best. The primary clientele at this theater is senior citizens, therefore their word is law. If they find it cold, the staff turn the heater up to eleven. The theater felt like an oven, I was sweating and sweating! If RHP wants to attract more viewers they need to keep an eye on their HVAC. Overall, I really liked the show. I like murder mysteries and the cast was likable. However, the show got a bit slow at times as the cast sat for most of the runtime (this was an odd directing decision). I would also suggest they switch up their show lineup. Again, RHP caters too much to older people, so they tend to skew Baby Boomer when picking shows and music. We need more musicals and diverse stories on this stage!

I had the distinct privilege of being entertained by Chef Anton from Tricks of the Trade at a…read morerecent private event sponsored by Alibaba.com and the Internet Merchants Assoc. Chef Anton the magician and pool hustler mingled among the party-goers, stopping and performing astounding tricks whenever groups of 4-5 would gather around him...which was every time he moved. He spent about 10 minutes entertaining the small group I happened to be standing with, leaving us again and again looking at each other and blurting things like: "What just happened?" "Wait, how the hell did you do that." "Did you see that?" "Show me that again." "That did not just happen." "No way." These outbursts were interspersed with guffaws and incredulous looks at each other. This guy knows how to work a crowd and draw people in through participation. I cannot recommend Chef Anton and Tricks of the Trade highly enough as an option you should seriously consider for your private parties, trade shows and such.

Anton was amazing. I needed entertainment last minute for my company holiday party. I called, he…read morecame. He was awesome with kids and adults alike. He blew my mind and I give him my highest recommendation. Will be using his services in the future. A lot!

Temecula Ballet is the best dance studio to train at in Temecula if you want strong classical…read moretraining that honors the traditional culture of Russian Ballet while bringing you a loving, tight-knit community that's like a family. Temecula Ballet is welcoming, and nurtures persistent and smart dancers. Their class variety is great, with options for all ages, whether you want to learn to dance, are an advanced dancer, or are an adult dancer. Their shows are both a joy to be in, and very entertaining to watch! Before the pandemic, TB was performing at the gorgeous Pechanga Casino theater with professional dancers as leads and principals. Not to mention, it is one of the longest running ballet studios in the Temecula Valley, having trained thousands of beginning to advanced students. Huge thanks to Svetlana and Heather for all they do to keep the art and dance community alive for the Inland Valley dancers! Don't wait any longer, just dance! You won't regret it. It is an amazing local ballet studio

We started dancing here in the middle of 2025 and went through our first show season. We love…read moreTemecula Ballet! The culture is very positive and encouraging. The style of Ballet is very rigorous and known for being more athletic, but it wasn't overwhelming for my girls to start (even though they are on the older side of 11 &13). They absolutely loved being in the Nutcracker and having the show at the Old Town Temecula Theatre made it feel even more special and legitimate.

I can't believe I haven't yelp'd JDS yet! JDS is the best acting studio that I have ever had the…read moreprivilege to take classes at. I have been investing in the adult class for a couple of months and it really has paid off. I've come out of my shell professionally and personally thanks to Diane and Scot, the owners of the studio. They are kind, caring, and push you to be your best. I have made some life-long friends there. If you're serious about acting being your career, I can vouch for their "Industry Showcase" where they explain the ins and outs of the industry for children, their parents, and adults as well as giving you the opportunity to perform in front of managers and talent agents. There are more places than I could count that are total ripoffs but if you came across JDS searching for somewhere to really get into acting, well, you were lucky enough to find the best.

It is a good setup that covers just about any aspect of learning to act, however I have to agree…read morewith the lower stars reviews that the lady is a bit overwhelming, bragging so much about all her awards, not listening, assuming and comes across pushy so that turns off some people like us... the husband seems nicer and he's the one teaching the classes...... this review may not be totally fair because we did not actually signed up our kid here... Too bad coz we would have liked it for all they offer, but after 1st impression we are hesitant, maybe later... Hopefully Ms. Diane will realize and be more welcoming, encouraging and accommodating especially to new prospective students...

Upon my arrival at the Hysterical Hemet Theater (also known as Historic Hemet Theater) on Saturday,…read moreNovember 1, festival staff retrieved founder Daniel Maggio, who was busy splicing together and repairing damaged films so they could be shown on time. Daniel gave me a warm greeting, and I immediately scoped out the handicapable seating in the front row. Very comfortable seating. Glad I arrived early because it was "standing room only" for the two-day festival kickoff of five short films. One of the shorts was about a teenage boy who got kicked out of Disneyland ages ago for dancing with another teenage boy. It wasn't too bad. It was titled Dancing in Doodaland, something like that. I chuckled during certain portions because they were funny. The choreographed dance routines in an old Santa Ana courthouse were the best part of the film. Award-winning director Jakob Roston, a recent graduate of UCLA, conceived the film. One of the exceptional films was another award-winning film, Hapless Revenge, where the United States Cavalry arrives at a war-devastated southern plantation to formally announce the Emancipation Proclamation, but is instead informed of a unique state of affairs. Director Joshua Lavelle Newman filmed this in Rancho Cucamonga, California. A little trivia: my visit to the Historic Hemet Theater (now more than 100 years old) was literally the first time I had been inside a movie theater since 2004, when I watched The Aviator (21 years ago). There were obnoxious patrons in front of me at an upscale Palm Springs theater, and I have stayed away from theaters ever since. Next year, I hope my work schedule is lighter so I can watch more films in the town where I have recently moved to: Hemetwood!

Such an amazing theater and studio, and their productions are at the most charming winery. My…read moredaughter has been apart of a few productions there now, most recently as Maria in The Sound of Music. The owners are so caring and run everything so well. Highly recommended!

If you are looking for a place for your kiddo to get involved in theater, acting, dance or…read morecompetition.... This is a great place to go! My son was introduced to "And All That Jazz" when he was in elementary school and attended for many years. He continues to do local theater and so much more now as a Jr in high school THANKS to Jill and the numerous other teachers that worked there. (Dance/Improv/Acting) He was able to attend numerous classes and was involved in a bunch of performances and Musical plays thanks to Jill. I loved this community of kids and families. We made lifelong friends and would recommend this place to any parent who is looking to get their child involved in something FUN, educational and different! She takes little kiddos (toddlers) all the way up to young adult. They have summer programs and after school classes.... and offer some great shows at a local winery and at the studio! Go check one out and see how much fun the kids have! (I want to get permission from parents before I go uploading any photos I have)