I found the poetry and comedy performances to be quite enjoyable. Attending the event significantly…read moreimproved my mood, especially considering the challenging day I had.

I been coming to see the Spoken Funk show for a few years now and it has always been treat!…read more The host Poetri is funny and always has the crowd in the palm of his hands. Definitely a master in his craft. The talent is hand picked and never disappoints. The comedians keep you rolling and the poets get you thinking and wanting to do finger snaps. Lol I absolutely love this show. It's a clean show (no profanity and little to no sexuality) which is great. The atmosphere is mature and crazy fun without all the nonsense. All in all SPOKEN FUNK is a great experience. A must try!

We went last night to see "elf jr" the musical WOW was it so good. If you are looking for a great…read moreway to spend the evening with the family bam here you go, the kids and adults were so talented

From the owner: The Cultural Arts Center of the High Desert started out as a USO Club. The role of the United…read moreService Organization has been critical in keeping up the morale of the military enlisted for almost 80 years. The USO was founded in 1941 by Mary Ingraham in response to a request from President Franklin D. Roosevelt to provide morale and recreational services to U.S. uniformed military personnel. Its goal was to entertain the troops with music and comedy and offer familiarity as the GI's "home away from home." GIs who were stationed at the new Victorville Army Air Field, (which was commissioned as a pilot training center in 1941 and later changed to George Airforce Base in 1950), would come to the USO club for a donut and a cup of coffee, to watch a movie, or meet and socialize with their comrades. After the USO was disbanded in 1947, this building was sold to the Victorville Park and Recreation District and became the Victorville Community Center. Many activities and community efforts thrived in this building, and it provided a hub for the Victor Valley to enjoy everything from sports, community leagues, and competitions, to dance classes and gymnastics. The CAC-HD continues this tradition through Performing Arts productions, education, and community-minded activities and offerings. The CAC-HD has a passion for instilling a life-long love of the arts in children and adults alike.

I have been dancing here since I was 2 and I love it is so much they have amazing dance teachers,…read moreand having an amazing snacks.

We moved and I have not yet found anything even close to this dance studio. I miss our people. Miss…read moreLinda, Miss Sammie and the amazing group of moms and dads that makes this place our dance home.

It has been amazing working with Phil 413. Amber the Creative Director and her team are…read moreexperienced, professional, kind, caring and an all around fantastic group of people to work with. They are open and honest, they grow their actors and inspire them to reach their full potential. In our experience as actors and spectators Amber's casting is phenomenal. Her shows are top notch and beautifully diverse down to the very last detail. We HIGHLY RECOMMEND not only working with Phil 413..but checking out their shows, or perhaps even investing in this amazing production company that is working hard to make this community a better place through theater.

From the owner: Phil 413 Productions is a 501c3 nonprofit organization that provides Broadway caliber shows and…read moreclasses to the High Desert and Inland Empire are of Southern California.

Interesting projects, great teachers. Very helpful and informative group. Best value around this…read morearea. Well worth it and you also get to meet nice people.

New Teens and Beginners watercolor class starting July 6 at 5 pm. Stop by to get a materials list.read more

Hands down, Manor of Fears is the single best haunt I've been to this year, and possibly ever. I'd…read moreheard it started as a home haunt, and you can still feel that incredible passion and creativity, but let me be clear: this is a 100% professional, theme-park-level experience. But what really makes this 5 stars is the uniqueness of the scares. This isn't your typical conga line of jump scares (though they have those too, and they'll get you!). The actors here are on another level. They don't just pop out and yell "boo." They interact, they stalk, they emerge from places you'd never expect.  You can tell this was built by people who LOVE Halloween. It has the scale of a big theme park, but the heart and originality of a passion project. Don't even think about it, just go. This is the new standard for haunts in my book. We will be back every single year they're open!

Manor of Fears has So many unique and unexpected twists and turns in this haunt! A beloved home…read morehaunt turning pro, they bring theme park quality scares and props. Scariest part: everything!

Located right off Amethyst and Bear Valley Rd, Frontier Homes also known as Diamond Ridge is a…read morepretty large vacant area where new homes are in the process of being built. This area is one of Victorville's better area. Several businesses in this location as well as schools. Because there is so much land and open space It creates a lot of dust storms when its windy, it would be perfect to put homes here. It will give the area a more upscale look and nearby residents l'm sure will be happy. I'm eager to see what the city of Victorville has up its sleeve to better the community. So far, it looks like they are on the right track to making this area a better one.

I was in Escrow with Frontier Communities since 10/26/20 my house was getting build at Stone briar…read moreIn Adelanto CA .. I put down 5k and my loan was for 329,520. The new home was priced at 335,600. I had 19k remaining after I had put down 5k in earnest money. The underwriter approved me with conditions. My lender told told me to pay off my car. I was like why! I had under 8 payments and he still counted the debt against me so he told me to pay off the car and my conditions would be met. I paid 9,243 to pay off the car. When the appraisal came back the house value was 330,000. The seller refused to Bring down the price so they wanted me to pay 8,724, plus 1 month reserves and 5,600 dollars due to the appraisal being lower than the sale. I was scheduled to close December 23, 2020. I canceled out the deal and now filing a lawsuit against Frontier because they where very unethical and they were trying to get my realtor to use her commission to pay the difference in the appraisal. I have 3 boys and I have not got them nothing for Christmas because my gift to them was the house.

I love this place! It's my home away from home! The volunteers are the most wonderful people!!read more

Nice place to spend some fun time w your friends and win some money while donating to good causes…read morefor the community.

Don go here expecting high caliber performances - definitely community theater at best. With that…read morebeing said it's a sweet little community place wheee amateurs are given a chance to be in a play

The performance was really good . The actors did well and sang well. My only complaint is that it…read morewas super duper hot inside. We were all sweating the entire play