Solid local history museum. The main floor and part of the second story containing the courtroom…read morewas open while the basement level is closed. The high-ceilinged courtroom was the highlight of the visit along an exhibit where I learned how to read stenography. A temporary exhibit about regional tractor sales filled three rooms which was geared to longtime locals and not tourists like me. Our 30-minute visit was budget-friendly with free street parking on the road that circles the courthouse and free admission.

This was a really good museum. The workers were extremely passionate. They had a really good…read moreconnection. I would recommend visiting here.

What a fantastic collection of aircraft. They have some unique planes and has one of only two Avro…read moreVulcans in the USA. They are all outdoors and it was very hot when I went. Otherwise, I would have stayed longer. Give yourself a few hours at least.

It was pretty nostalgic coming here with my kids. I lived in Merced for a few years as a kid during…read morethe first Desert Storm War back when this was Castle Air Force Base and they were flying b-52 bombers over Merced everyday that would shake the windows of my house. We were driving up the 99 from Fresno to Manteca and I thought it would be a fun detour for my kids to see. They were pretty pumped to see the SR-71 Blackbird and one of the old old Air Force Ones. I wish there would have been more planes available on public display without having to pay to get into the museum since we were there after hours and couldn't see any of the other ones except for through a chain link fence. Still a pretty cool experience though and worth the short detour.

What a great museum, I learned a lot about Turlock. Some museums can be a little boring but this…read moreone is very interesting. 1st thing that comes to mind is the old soda bar, very cool. They created little sections, dedicated to different people, events, groups, times, etc. my favorites were the original founders and the early times, High School throughout the years and the agricultural section. Definitely stop by and learn about the area. Also, throw some dollars into the donation jar.

As far as museums go, it's not the most titillating for educational information that we'll carry in…read moreour day to day lives. However it's free, located right in down town and can easily be walked through in about 10 minutes (30 if you stop and read everything) It's great to read about our little town and how it came to be and get its name. It's nice to see a section dedicated to the Portuguese and Assyrian communities. The old artifacts are always good conversation starters. The old soda shop display is probably my favorite display. The ladies who volunteer are wealths of information with deep roots in our town ready to give more background or give recommendations on more to do in this town. The last time I saw the museum was in high school (2012) and it was a time capsule through the ages. The way it looks now is more focus on Turlock and I find that a nice direction to go in.

This was is so good fun at course covers the exploration of the elements- point, line shape,…read moretexture, if please like ask Color and the principals- balance, hoist the first coloured pencil and crayon. The Easiest Thing To Remember was as good beautiful Artwork today. This wasn't Karen that she would tomes from my Family and Friends.

The Multicultural Arts Center in Merced is an unwelcoming place. As the coordinator of a Latinx pop…read moreup market in the Central Valley, I experienced very unprofessional and rude behavior from Kat, the centers manager. Not only did I experience this behavior but also several of the Latinx vendors that were present that day at the event. They felt so unwelcome and experienced such rude and unprofessional behavior they expressed they would not vend at the MAC in the future. I have coordinated many events in various multicultural centers, art galleries and private venues and have never encountered the level of unprofessionalism that I encountered at this location. After the event, I messaged the executive director of the center to explain my experience and that of the vendors. My message was completely ignored, further convincing me they do not care about the experience of those who visit, attend and participate in events at the center.

This little home decor store nestled amongst the antique shops on Broadway features a small…read moreselection of furniture and accents and way too many fake plants.

Amazing place with lots of local history. Gustine was the first city in the US to have 911. They…read moretested it here before the big rollout. Lots of dairy industry stuff with some Indian displays. I would have pictures but they asked not to.

Always changing and always impressed with these local artists and their wonderful art. Love…read moreshopping for unique gifts and BEST price for CARDS in town! Sending small bits of art everywhere since I can't take them all home!

What a Wonderful place to visit. The rides and slides were a lot of fun. (The corn maze looked fun,…read moreI get claustrophobic, no maze for me ) The food was good. The entire Farm was so Clean. The staff was Top Notch. Being new to the Valley, starting new traditions and places to go. Our neighbors recommended, and we are happy they did. This will be our place to go.

The service is amazing. We have taken our Grandson's for the last 2 yrs. They have so many exciting…read moreand kid friendly things to do. The price is great for all the things we do with them. They love to pick out the pumpkins when we leave see you next year!!