Beautiful exhibition. I am impressed with structure of the building and how spacious it is. They…read morehave multiple exhibitions, one permanent and one temporary that changes every few months. It's 2 levels and plenty of arts to see. Only is that the parking costs and not free. I would go back again.

Well any museum with a Serra sculpture outside that you can just walk into is an automatic 4 stars…read more The museum itself is wonderful to walk thru. A small modern space, very museum. The two exhibits on the main floor were nicely spaced out. There was a large group of young people with energy and enthusiasm. I asked one of the docents if they were a student group and she said no, they just showed up. So props to the young people just showing up for art.

Great place to do a graduation photo shoot! It's a very peaceful place! The area doesn't get…read morecrowded because there is plenty of space for other photographers to take photos.

Noguchi gardens is a gorgeous spot to just relax for a little, enjoy a break from the hustle and…read morebustle of the world. It's a small space but the artwork is nice and instills a sense of calm that is appreciated

We came here to watch Phantom of the Opera and Beauty and the Beast venues…read more Both times, were very good. Snacks and beverages were acceptable. Prices were to be expected. Staff assisting people with their seats were friendly. The theater itself was well maintained. We like coming here, since it is much better than going to LA Downtown. Parking is easy, since there is a parking structure across the street. $15 fee is not a bad deal. You can also park for free across the street in the South Coast Plaza. Going to LA Pantages, is always a struggle, since parking is difficult to find and the area is full of homeless and sketchy people. Overall, we enjoy coming to this theater.

It's always a treat coming here with friends and family to enjoy a show. There are so many to…read morechoose from throughout the year. We chose Beauty and the Beast this time around. We purchased orchestras seats for six people. The seats were great and our view was good. Staff are always nice and helpful. Venue is clean and magical looking, especially at night. Parking at the structure was $15. You can pay with card or cash. The show was amazing!!! You can't go wrong with whatever you choose to see!

This museum is a very neat experience! It is intended for adults, but our little ones had a great…read moretime here too! The whole place is decorated with art and it is very immersive! It's a bit difficult to find parking, but after that's settled, knock 3 times on the door and upon entry, you are greeted and signed in. We were greeted by Sabrina and Alyssa. They were friendly and welcoming and made sure that all of our questions were answered. The whole experience is neat because in such a small area, there are so many things to see, smell, and read! They have their own section of a gift shop as well. I can't wait until they expand their location and I'm so glad they our family had the opportunity to experience the Museum of Make Believe.

Our visit to the Museum of Make Believe was simply magical. The museum is tucked away in a small,…read morequaint location in Laguna Beach. We almost missed it--but once we stepped inside and entered this little land of make believe, we were swept into a truly enchanting world. Every part of the exhibit felt thoughtfully created. The artwork, the attention to detail, and the treasure hunt made the whole experience fun, touching, and wonderfully nostalgic. I wasn't sure what to expect when I saw the photos online, but I'm so glad I had the chance to visit. It had been on my bucket list, and it turned out to be the perfect outing for a cloudy, rainy Friday. We arrived right at opening, and it was lovely to explore without crowds. Amy and Geoff made us feel especially welcome. They didn't simply let us wander through; they talked with us, shared information, answered questions, and made the experience feel personal. I found the journal I was hoping to take home, and my niece left with an autographed copy of the book. We're both so happy we made time for this special adventure. It was well worth the drive and money. Thank you, Amy and Geoff, for creating such a memorable and magical place and making our visit exceptional.

I was looking for a new hobby and wanted to try pottery. Listening to music while drawing by myself…read morealways helps me destress, so I figured pottery would feel the same way. I came across Muddy Studio during my search and decided to give it a try. At $140 for a month--three hours a day, once a week--I thought it was a great, budget-friendly hobby to enjoy.From the very first class, our instructor, Sam, taught us pottery in great detail. Sam majored in pottery and was incredibly kind, thorough, and helpful. Now that I've finished my first month, I've decided to sign up for another month! I truly believe this place is an excellent option for anyone looking for a hobby. The studio owners are also wonderfully nice, and the atmosphere is so friendly that everyone can easily become friends.If you need some healing from your busy daily routine, you should definitely give it a try! Parking can be a bit challenging, but it's not impossible since you can just park on the street and walk over.

I am just wrapping up my first set of classes and I signed up for next month. The adult classes are…read morevery affordable at $140 for four 3-hour sessions plus $15 for 15 lbs of clay. They offer classes MTWThFSa and morning/night times for those looking for flexibility. Heather is a great instructor and I've learned so much in the past month. I'm really looking forward to glazing and firing my pieces!

This was a really cute store! Inside are a bunch of little unmanned stalls. Maybe they have more…read morepeople on weekends? There were lofs if snacks, stationary, small gifts, and tea and tea pots. We got beef-flavored Lays, hi-chew, and mango popcorn. I wish they had more types of Kopiko to try. The prices were not too bad compared to Asian groceries or World Market. I guess what attracted me to the store was "Formosa" which makes me think of tea. But the bag said Dingo...which I think is easier for Americans to remember...but it might confuse some people or Australians.

Hope this place gets more traction and gets more lively. It'd be cool to organize a Taiwanese night…read moremarket kind of event upstairs. There are individual sections per vendor but unclear how it works as most vendors are at their post but there are staff walking around. I did see people walk in and out to check out this place. It's not captivating enough. If you want boba carriers or single drink carriers, they have it. They also have Asian snacks and drinks, souvenir trinkets and magnets, building block toys, little fortune telling thing like they have in Taiwan for $5, artsy stuff.. They have a big space attached to it. It's closed off though. Unclear what that is.

Very nice and impressive repertory. Didn't expect much and 1st time here. Glass window from floor…read moreto ceiling with modern decor. The theater is very big and spacious but got that cozy, intimate feeling. Small space theater but comfy chairs and at any seating location, the stage is very close. Great friendly staff and plenty of parking garages (with great directions). Close by to couple short walking distance restaurants and very nearby to SouthCoast Plaza. Glad I got a chance to check it out and will check the calendar for more cool upcoming events.

South Coast Repertory is an intimate, mid-sized theater. We've enjoyed plays and a musical there…read more Since it's small, the view has always been good from any section we've sat in. I enjoy when the actors or musicians are interviewed and we can hear their story. The staff is very helpful and friendly. There are snacks, drinks and photo ops available.

Disclaimer.... I have not been inside the exhibits at Bowers Museum for many years, so I barely…read moreremember that part. This review is for the wonderful events offered!! My mother and I have been to Timeless Melodies, actually 3 of them so far! They are very well done and keep us smiling the entire way through. We learned a little, reminisced a little and even sang along a little. The speaker, Larry Maurer, is incredibly knowledgeable and keeps the event moving at a pace that keeps us all entertained and awake! Parking was a breeze, the seats in the theater were comfy with great views too. Prior to going into the theater, we strolled around the hallway exhibits and the wonderful gift shop. The gift shop has high quality and unique gifts of all kinds; jewelry, kids books, art, collectibles, and so much more! Worth taking a look around. Thank you Bowers for offering these wonderful series of events!! Looking at the calendar online, there are so many and all of them very intriguing. Thank you again!

Within this Spanish Revival home, we find the legacy of Charles and Ada Bower. Though the…read moreterracotta soldiers are no longer here, the historic wing houses telling articles from a time when California was called Mexico. The fountain is significant because...A painting may be found in an inconspicuous place showing the first home in Laguna Beach--before development. In the large room in the place where most look up... Artifacts from the Sepulveda, Yorba/Grijalva families are housed in this museum. Whispers of a place called "El Refugio" escaped the lips of patrons on this day. Questions heard were what would those structures look like today?--both "El Refugio" and the Yorba family are represented by historical photos and artifacts. These structures were created by the founding families of LA and Orange County.

Our company recently held an employee and family event at Heritage Museum which did an amazing job…read moreof working with our organizing committee. They were very accommodating and were very helpful in planning with their facilities, their recommended caterer and our outside vendors. On the day of the event their entire staff worked tirelessly to assist with even the smallest details. The venue is very casual and charming...a nice break from suburban OC.

A beautiful area with a well maintained area. Bathrooms available. The Kellogg House is available…read moreto walk through. I went to see a Disney Main Street event. Lots of booths with things to sell (some higher priced items), food vendors and a singing quartet. Come check it out.

Watched a great event at the Waterfront, two female and one male performed multiple dances with a…read morebrief explanation about each dance from a narrator, the fire dancer was incredible, honored to see such a talented group, thank you for your dedication!

Found them like literally a day before my sons bday party. They were so accommodating and so…read moreflexible. Worked with our budget and was able to secure a dancer for us. Dancer was amazing. And did so great !! Thank you so much !!! Will def use you guys again