The basketball program is an absolute joke. …read more First off for 250$ there should be more than 1 practice a week!! Then theres the coaching.. yikes, talk about not caring and just throwing the kids out there, no positions are given to these kids. "Find a guy" and guard them status. The practices are way too short to help the not so good players get better. If your child isn't too good then they will ride the bench every other quarter when its gametime. The attention to helping these kids get better just isnt there. If you're the coaches kid you get full time to play. Most coaches let their own kid pretty much run the show. They seem to always be the ball hogs, taking way too many shots! Missing enough to pull them out but that rarely ever happens. Guy running the league is as smug and cocky as they come. Its obvious a side hustle to supplement his income. 250$ per kid @ about 100 kids per session the guy is winning for sure! From the 4 times we've been apart of this league I felt it's time to leave a review. We will not continue our journey here! Goodluck to all you and thank you for the read!

Best organization in the area. If you want a safe environment for your children this is the place…read more. Very organized, professional, and drama free.

We had a blast, great venue and fantastic beer. There was quite a lot to see and do.read more

Clayton Oktoberfest is always a must-do! Small town charm that turns out a great event, year after…read moreyear. (Insider tip: skip the $10 glass and just buy drink tickets. The beer/wine/cider booths have plastic cups!) Great vendors that slightly change from one year to the next. Some all time favorites that show up every time! Fun food fare. Don't skip the extra large Bavarian pretzels! YUM! Take a break from the heat (damn global warming!) and head to the large tent near the food vendors to enjoy the shade and some classic Oktoberfest music and dancing! Family fun event that has carnival rides, shopping, liquid libations, tummy treats! If you're a local, you always bump into someone that you know.

My wife and I enjoy a night at the theater, but living out in the Clayton Valley area it can be…read morequite a trek to visit the more prominent theaters in the City (pricey tickets, aside) - and as a result we love East Bay community theater. So we were delighted (and surprised) to see an advertisement for a play in Clayton put on by a local theater company - the Clayton Theater Company. Community theater in Clayton? We had to check this out! With a super convenient location, we chose a weeknight evening showing. A short drive to the theater, free diagonal parking literally across the street from Endeavor Hall in Clayton, reasonable ticket prices - this definitely was not a San Francisco or Berkeley theater experience! We were fans before the show even started. This was true community theater. Much work was done by volunteers, people giving their time to foster arts in their community. Talking to some people involved in the production, rehearsals went on for a couple months beforehand, actors and musicians rehearsing hours into the night after working a full day. The play was "Radio Hour", a dramatization of a 1940s radio variety hour production. The play was wonderful, and featured a marvelous blend of drama, singing, dancing and music. The live music really made the show. As a bonus we took away insights and an appreciation for the behind-the-scenes work of early radio productions. Endeavor Hall has constraints as to stage size and we admired the creativity behind the stage setting and production to optimize what they had. Unbeknownst to us, the Clayton Theater Company has been putting on productions since at least 2013, typically at least a couple a year. Past productions have included Arsenic and Old Lace, Urinetown, Rumors, and You're a Good Man Charlie Brown. They won several 2017 Shellie Awards. Community theater fans in the area owe it to themselves to check out the Clayton Theater Company.

CTC always puts on great, entertaining shows. The next show is "Working" a musical based on the…read moreStuds Terkel book of the same name. Oct. 13-28 Endeavor Hall 6008 Center Street, Clayton. Claytontheatrecompany.com

The Clayton Community Theatre (Roxanne Pardi, Managing Director & La Tonya Watts, Artistic…read moreDirector) is wonderful! My wife & I took in the recent "You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown" - we enjoyed the play so much, that we saw it not just once, but twice. The ambiance, the acting & musical talent, the directing, & the price point, were excellent. I would highly recommend them to anyone. RGJW.

What a gem! We stumbled upon this museum by accident after having lunch in Clayton. This place is…read morerun by a group of lovely volunteers. They are so kind, knowledgeable and friendly. We thought this would be a difficult visit with our 2 year old, but the ladies here not only welcomed us, educated us, gave us a private tour, but they also had tops and coloring sheets for the kiddos. Highly recommend!

Wonderful exhibits showing authentic pieces worn by the original owners in the 1800s. Clayton…read morestill has authentic western restaurants, saloons, and a small original house which is now a museum. We love Clayton and cherish that some of it still remains. There are even a few hitching posts. Downtown has a terrific park and great summer concerts.

The Pavilion has been a staple for Concord's entertainment scene hosting some notable rock bands…read moreand other renown artists. I returned for the first time in 15 years and can honestly say not much has changed. The place is decently clean for the most part, but I did notice that the cup holders in front of my seats had spider webs all over. Later on during the show I was attending, the spider came out I ended up having to kill it. I think the lack of up keeping has been due to a noticeable decrease in ticket sales. I attended a rock concert that hosted 8 bands, half of them big names and the place failed to sell at least 40% of the tickets. I believe that was due to the economy and also the fact the concert was taking place on a Sunday. Regardless, this place has some places to pick up on. The pricing was interesting, some food was expensive as you'd expect but there were hidden gems like a $12 free refill soda cup and also $2 hot dogs. I also appreciated the fact we could bring in practically unlimited sealed water bottles and an electronic spray fan with no issues. What was a huge difference compared to my prior experience was that ushers didn't ticket anyone in the seating areas, probably because there were so many empty ones and also a lot of people were trying to escape the heat/sun. Overall, I had a decent experience this time around. Staff were friendly, parking was free, and unlike most venues, you can actually find a surprisingly good deal for food and drinks. Concord Pavilion, now the Toyota Pavilion gets 4/5.

Helpful, well distributed staff. Everything is accessible. Concession access is convenient…read more Ambiance is open and community-oriented. Drinks are good and fair. Love this venue in my city. Will be here to see many, many more shows!

Wonderful selection! I loved everything, vendors are really nice! my first gem show was a great…read moreexperience. 10/10

Great show! Loved all the options and all the vendors were super nice and accommodating. Would 100%…read morerecommend!