It was the 10th annual Fire & Ice Chili Cookoff & Craft Beer Festival yesterday at the Shops at Dos…read moreLagos. 11am-3pm. It was a very well organized event and the weather was perfect. For $55 you were given a wristband and a souvenir glass for unlimited chili (15 choices) and craft beer (29-30 booths with several taps each). There was live music from a band mostly playing 80's & 90's music, there were lots of areas where you could sit or stand at a table, and games for adults/kids including Jenga and Connect 4. Since the event was at an outdoor shopping mall, you could also bring your dog so it was fun for the whole family! I tried almost every booth. Loved how they were all decorated differently. Really showed their personalities. I enjoyed many of the IPA's (couldn't pick out a clear winner), but I can tell you that the 100% beef no bean chili at Monkey King Brewing was hands down THE BEST! They lost to Karl Strauss which was actually my second favorite (more southwestern style with beans, corn, and chips). Really great time and such a deal! Will be back next year! You should come too!

I really enjoyed working with the staff at the City of Corona. They were accommodating to our…read moreneeds. The Auditorium was very clean and seated about 350 people. Yes! I would highly recommend this and use this facility again.

Aladdin was a Hit! Great production, well put together props…read moreand sets with talented performers too! Seats are cushy too.

Small outdoor venue located in a shopping center with plenty of restaurants nearby. Ample parking…read more Every seat is a good view of the stage and performers, but most of the seats have a hard concrete surface

Nice setting next to a lake, relaxing vibe. Located in a newer shopping center with a nice…read moreselection of stores and restaurants. I understand the concert venue itself is rather new so they're probably still working out the bugs. I think it does have a lot of potential, just not quite there yet. The venue is easily accessible from the freeway, although there is zero signage for the amphitheater once you're in the shopping center. The website says there is preferred parking for $10, but it doesn't actually tell you where it is. However, there was plenty of free parking near the movie theater and it's just a 3-4 minute walk so I think paying for preferred is unnecessary for most people. Speaking of the website, it notes that outside food and beverage is not allowed and concession stands are available inside. My advice is to eat before you enter - there are plenty of good restaurants in the surrounding shopping area - because inside the venue, the only food was one (very nice) lady selling slices of pound cake, which was absolutely delicious but also in very limited supply. There was also a cute little trailer with the normal selection of alcoholic and nonalcoholic beverages. Now the main reason I only gave 3 stars. The "VIP" concert seating is extremely tight and uncomfortable - wooden folding chairs like at a wedding but with zero space between them. Packed in side to side and front to back. We had front row seats but couldn't see the performer behind the piano (we've seen him before and I knew he would be sitting at the piano but I didn't realize seats 6 and 7 from the center aisle would be too far to the right to see him). I would not buy VIP section tickets at this venue again. There are other seating options that were much cheaper, with a better view and actual room to breathe. (Also note that VIP doesn't actually mean anything other than the front section of seating; there were no perks that came with it). This would be a fun venue for a relaxed, music-in-the-park sort of concert but doesn't lend itself to reserved theater-type concert seating.

So my family and I took a trip to come see Disney Newsies play at the CAT because my cousin is the…read morecostume designer and makeup artist for the cast. I wasn't sure what to expect and actually thought the venue would be smaller. The theater is located in the Corona civic center close to the police station and city hall. There are plenty of parking in on the streets and also int he civic center. You can park there on weekends which is a plus. The cast is so talented and range from ages 8 to 18 all from local schools in the area. The set design was amazing and transported you to the slums of NY in 1899. Costumes and makeup were a hit, too. I thought that adults were also in the play but it was just make-up. The transformations of these kids was pretty cool to see. The singing and dancing was perfection too. You can tell these kids worked hard to put on a production like that. BRAVO! Inside the theater, they sell merchandise for each play and also snacks to enjoy during intermission. You can also buy grams to send to your favorite star in the show which I thought was pretty cool. Everyone working the concessions and doors were great. everyone was so friendly and welcoming to their space. They are having another show in July, Moana Jr. which I really want to go see. it will be my personal birthday gift for myself. Till next time CAT! NOTE: Make sure to bring a sweater even on a hot day. The theater gets really cold inside especially in the back corners.

Wonderful productions put on by kids of all ages. Tons of rehearsals and dedication go into these…read moreproductions

Brandon at the door went above and beyond for my family. My parents were traveling from a distance…read moreto see the show and got caught in unexpected traffic. Brandon was incredibly kind, understanding, and thoughtful throughout the entire situation. He took the time to help us and made what could have been a stressful experience much easier. Customer service like his is rare these days. Thank you, Brandon, for your patience and genuine care--it did not go unnoticed!

I came back for another visit to see T.I. TIP Harris as a Comedian!!…read more This was an excellent experience to see in at this venue. As per usual the food was the same as previously.

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.

I've been an attendee of this performance center for a few Nutcracker Performances during the…read moreDecember months. And with my last visit to the 2023 Nutcracker show, it was nothing but splendid! The performance center itself is part of the Riverside Community College, so depending where you will park, you might get to walk around the campus. There also could be a flight of long stairs or just a flat walk towards the main entrance. Staff here are also really helpful and nice, and I'm sure they are the same for all the different shows they have here. Inside the auditorium, it reminds me of a large lecture hall: with those wooden, collapsable chairs...just felt like being in college again! Which was cool. The stage and its lighting system is amazing and the stage will be lit up just perfectly for any show. I really enjoy coming here and who knows, maybe I'll come back for another show!

Now known as Landis Performing Arts Center…read more I was impressed by the campus at RCC and enjoyed the complementary shuttle from the parking lot to the theater in an open-air cart. The Theater is large with 1500 seats and a professional stage that I hear is about to get some major upgrades. It's obvious that a lot of effort has gone into making this storied stage something special. Simple concessions from a local club from campus were nice and just the right price. Tickets for into the woods was just $16.00 with a $5 discount for advanced purchase, an amazing bargain! Into The woods was fantastic, clever, and massively entertaining with a superb cast. The Sets and lighting crossed between professional and campy, just perfect for such a fun show.

After 3 years, we still love it. Over the years, I have learned that there are no perfect dance…read morestudios but this one is pretty close. The instructors and the owner care deeply about the dancers and are always working to ensure the dancers are developing in a safe and fun way. If you are looking for a place for your dancer to learn without punishment or judgement, this is one of the best places.

We've been going here for a couple months now. As a new student, coming in as a Junior - they have…read morebeen VERY welcoming, kind, helpful, and encouraging. Every teacher is incredibly skilled and equipped to be a dance teacher. The studio has a healthy environment in every aspect. My daughter has already grown so much both in skill and in confidence. The atmosphere is what it should be for all dancers to grow and develop. I love the high expectations and the standards that are in place and enforced! High praise for sure!!