Attended a concert at Smothers Hall…read more Nice to have a venue relatively close to the SFV. Access to the venue was easy. Staff was friendly. Lots of accessible parking. Facilities very nice. Restrooms had ADA options. Not a bad seat in the venue. Sat on the last row and it was roomy and unobstructed view. Will return for future performances.

My little brother goes to school here, and I am actually so jealous. For starters, the campus is…read moretotally gorgeous. It almost feels like a fortress the way you drive up and into it. The ocean views are incredible, and it is a very short drive to the beach. The buildings are sooo cute, and I love the decorative touches all around the campus. Who wouldn't want to go to school where they filmed Zoey 101? Beyond being beautiful, it has been a really good school for him. They really care about community. He enjoyed his classes. I would definitely recommend this school to anyone who is interested.

Absolutely stunning museum. Loved every bit of it…read more Thank you for sharing with the general public.

Enjoyed my visit at Frederick R Weisman Museum. It was my first time here and I absolutely loved…read moreall the art pieces on display. Such profound types of art work on display for people to view and absorb. It was amazing. I wasn't even aware that Frederick R Weisman Museum is on the Pepperdine University campus. Art pieces from Dave Chihuly, Mike Kelly, John Register, Alison Saar, Al Souza and Andy Warhol to name a few are beautifully displayed. Absolutely worth visiting Frederick R Weisman Museum again as I did with a few of my friends.

We have been here a few times over the past decades when it was named the Smothers Brothers…read moretheater. I love the relative intimacy and quality of the environment. As such we picked up a 4 show subscription for this season (2024-25) Granted it's a Pepperdine University theater with student productions AND some professional performances... Id say it's a great venue that's close to our home (Malibu) and very safe and convenient... Usually free parking... What's not to like? 4 stars is an easy rating... Not 5 because it's rare to see a notable famous professional performer here... But we have experienced many over the past few decades.

From the owner: We enable you to transform yourself. Most healing. Least confusing. No profit…read more We specialize in helping humans achieve symbiosis of the body, mind, and spirit using eastern and western healing modalities. Every person's path is unique and we help remove obstacles from yours. We use an individualized approach to remove physical, emotional, and spiritual blockages from the body, mind, spirit, and environment. Reconstitution is necessary.

Small and well curated museum at Pepperdine featuring work by students and other artists. It was…read morewell lit by ample windows giving off a welcoming and positive vibe. It felt very welcoming by both the staff as well as the art. Well done!

The Pepperdine campus is beautiful. Over looking the ocean. Rich, fabulous, so very Malibu. You…read morewouldn't expect any less from the Theater there. The sound system is great. It doesn't matter if you sit in the front or way in the back. The seats are comfortable and the theater seats a couple hundred. It isn't a massive theater but it's nice enough for musical performances. The parking is easy and for events they usually do a free lot with shuttle service.

Are you weary of your dreadful commute to work in your beige Toyota Camry? Tired of your…read moreoverbearing boss who barely recognizes your great work? Then a few laps in a bright colored supercar may be therapy you need! I purchased a Groupon for the final cost of $50, good for the Supercar Autocross Challenge. The cost for this is listed as "starting at $249" on their website. Going the Groupon route I was able to cut the price in half off the $99 that was advertised on Groupon through a promotional discount, Groupon Bucks promotion, and finally Ebates/Rakuten cash back. Pro tip: always use Rakuten for cashback whenever buying a Groupon! LTF staff was helpful and friendly throughout the entire process of setting up the reservation to the time of when I actually got behind the wheel. There were 3 tracks and 4 cars available that sunny Saturday in November at the Santa Anita Racetrack parking lot. The cars offered were a Lamborghini Gallardo Spyder, Coupe, and Aventador, and a Chevy Corvette. All also had automatic transmissions. Each of the cars were designated only for one of the 3 tracks. This is one of the drawbacks - if you prefer a particular car, you have to go with the track that car is assigned to, and vice versa. Each of the tracks differ slightly in the length of their straightaways and tightness of turns, while overall length is more or less the same. I took the Gallardo Coupe around for 6 quick laps (a staff member sits next to you in the passenger seat) after one warm-up slower lap needed to get familiar with the course. This was some of the most fun I've had since I first got my driver's license! The aural and visual presence of these cars cannot be denied. There was an option to purchase more laps and also to upgrade to a "better" car for extra cost at the session. In this case the upgrade would have been from the Gallardo to the Aventador. All of the cars make for a perfect photo op, just as long as you don't take interior pictures. Their interiors showed obvious signs of wear and tear over many driving sessions. Make sure to bring some water, wear comfortable shoes and clothes, and to drive it like you stole it! That's what the staff would want anyway. Trust me! I asked one of them and he said none of the driving he's witnessed as a passenger has remotely even made him nervous or scared.

As a car enthusiast, I have dreamt of driving a Lamborghini, Porsche, or Ferrari. I was referred to…read moreLTF adventures who went to LTF a few months ago. The more I look into it, the more convinced that I was able to afford the tickets! I found $90 on Groupon where one can drive six laps in an autocross challenge for 6 laps in a Lamborghini Gallardo, Porsche 911 Turbo, or FerrariF430. I bought my tickets for me and my dad 2 months prior and I was able to get an appointment for 30 mins at Santa Anita Park in Arcadia. Upon we arrived at the Park, they have a small tent outside with approximately 7 or 8 employees and driving instructors. On the day, we arrived at the Santa Anita Park about 45 mins earlier. Once we signed in, we were offered 4 different cars: a yellow Lamborghini Gallardo, a red Ferrari FF, a blue Ferrari F430, and a black Audi R8. Out of the 4 cars, we were told that only the R8 and the 430 was included in the voucher and if we wanted to drive the Gallardo or the FF then we would have to add an upgrade fee of $25. My dad decided to drive the R8 and I decided to go with the 430. They also told us that they can record you driving the car for $25 each person. (They put your driving recording on a USB drive and give it to you) My dad and I agreed and they said 2 people they will charge $40. We agreed on the deal. We wait was short for our rides and we were able to take pictures with all 4 cars if you wish. I took advantage of it and was able to get some pretty decent pictures. The workers there were also nice enough to take pictures for me and the cars at various angles. Now here's the tricky part. one of the workers approached me and ask me if I wanted to drive the FF instead. I declined to say that I would like to save money and drive the F430, which is still an amazing car. Now, one of the workers along with the instructor told me that as long as I give my instructor some tips then I can drive the FF. I agreed and hopped in the car for 6 laps. Once I returned to the tent, I was very satfised. However, when I asked them if I could get the USB recording. They then told me that they don't have a camera in the FF. That was the time when I felt like I was not told the entire things. Since I paid $20 for the video and it was $25 to upgrade. They basically use the video money that I paid as an upgrade fee. I was not too happy about that. Since we are on the negatives of LTF, I would also like to say LTF is not as responsible as I would like. I called the number found on their website and yelp multiple time the day before my appointment day to ask questions. EVERY single time I called, I went straight to voice mail. It was so frustrating!! The voicemail said that one of the representatives will return the call within 24 hours but I never got a callback. I understand that LTF adventure is not a huge corporation and they have limited employees. However, they need to step up with their customer service! I was a victim of an event scammer. Therefore, I get extremely cautious when a company has limited ways to contact them. There were no email reminder or such as well. To summarize, I had a positive experience with LTF overall. Mainly was due to their price. They were able to let me drive my dream car with a price that a college student can afford. The negative about LTF is their lack of customer experience on the phone. I did not talk about the driving experince becusae it was amazing and no commented needed. Whichever car you end up choosing, I am sure you will enogh your time with the exoitc car of your choice. Cars as of June 2017: Lamborghini Gallardo Ferrari F430 Ferrari FF Audi R8 Prices: $90 Autocross challenge on Groupon $25 for video recording $25 to upgrade to better cars $0 Parking at Santa Anita Park

Wine bar inside Fred Segal at Malibu Country Mart. Nice selection of Santa Barbara county wines.read more

"There's still a Fred Segal?!?"…read more Because last I heard, they were all closed. So my curiosity got the best part of me and asked Hubbers if we can take a look around. He agreed. This ended up being a stop for him! I'm guessing they're still in the process of transitioning from Fred Segal to the now Summer Somewhere Wines stop. So.... Im not a wine fiend, but Hubbers is. He asked if we could just hangout here for a bit to try a white. "Of course!" I tell him. Marquis was our server and I gotta say, off the bat he was sooooooo friendly and welcoming. He answered all of Hubbers' questions regarding their products until he finally decided on one. I asked for water as I got parched from all the walking we did prior to coming through. Marquis checked on us after awhile, and he dreaded the fact he forgot to bring me my water. He felt really bad, I told him it wasn't a big deal and to bring me one when he got the chance. He did me one better and comp'd it for me. Sweet! It really was a good 20-minute chill. Hubbers enjoyed his sips, I enjoyed people watching as I sipped through my water and Marquis made the experience much better. Great first run!

I went here for the first time tonight. An intimate venue with fantastic acoustics, there are only…read moreabout ten seats in the 500 seat theater that have an obstructive view. The seats (although I didn't sit down) are super comfortable. The stage is a nice size, in no way close to an amphitheater stage but about double the size of a venue like Spaceland. The lobby upstairs is sizable and inviting with views of the ocean. I was lucky enough to volunteer for the Moby (yes, THAT Moby) concert and was able to go all over. The Performing Arts Center is also a recording studio. Apparently, artists with large posses will rent out the entire center. There is a nice backstage area with a small changing room, a kitchen and a bigger backroom attached to the stage. There is also a large room to the left of the stage (where the after party was). The offices and banquet room, as well as the recording studio, are upstairs. It must still be fairly new as everything is in pristine condition. Even if you aren't fortunate enough to see a world-class-act here, it's still a great place for any event or soiree. And yes, I did get to say hello to Moby. He is one nice guy.

I've seen one concert here, and it was wonderful. The building itself is secluded, and the…read moreenvironment is very mellow. The venue seats ~300 people. The acoustics were great, carrying a very warm feel from the sounds on stage. Parking is most definitely NOT a problem, the staff is kind, helpful, and numerous. During an intermission, you will likely find that the line to the small bar is incredibly long. You may want to consider "pre-gaming" in the parking lot if you hate lines.