Full of rich history!…read more Oh my goodness. The Disney Gallery is everything. The entire back story of Walt and the areas/ lands in Disney. It was super cool to see, read, and learn about! One of the rooms has an artist doing sketches right there. So you can watch the magic happen! How cool is that?! I loved seeing the art throughout and the sketching room. The Disney Gallery is awesome! It is located at Main Street USA, at Disneyland Park. If you have the time, and want to learn about the backstory- this is a must see!!

Beautiful art gallery with live in-person artists working on new projects that you can watch!…read more Highly recommend as an AC break from rides during your Disney trip!

Decided to take the kids to something new and this is where we went!. This is a *small* museum…read morethat has lots of history in downtown riverside. My kids ages 6&12 were not totally amused by the place. I thought it was interesting. There were Lots of fossils and taxidermy animals that are native to the area & Native American artifacts. The history of the building was pretty amazing. Overall I'm glad we came in; We learned a few things. There is a suggested donation of $3 adults and kids 12 and under free. Considering this visit cost me $3 I'm happy. I don't feel it would be worth much more. I wish there were tours that could show you around as maybe it would be more informative that reading every piece of paper on the walls. Tip: this will only take 30-45 minutes to walk through so plan accordingly...

Closed for renovations according to sign at the door. Wish I knew this before walking over. Sounded…read moreinteresting by other reviews.

Located in California Adventure next to Wine Country Trattoria, you can take a little stroll…read morethrough their exhibit to see what the Disney engineers are up to next. Recently it's been all about the Fantasy Faire Princess Village that will be opening up very soon (Spring of 2013) in Disneyland. My daughter looked at the facade princess meet and greet scale models and drawings with me and was very excited to see the Rapunzel Tower they'll have at the center of the Fantasy Faire Princess Village public square. They are renovating right where the Carnation Plaza Bandstand was located next to the Sleeping Beauty Castle. I never saw anyone sitting or dining in that area, so it seems like it's a great idea for Disney to revamp up that section of the park.

Toddler became an "aspiring Imagineer" after visiting this place, received sticker prizes from a…read morecast member after we completed a fun questionnaire. Worth a 10-15 minute visit to see how Pixar pier refresh came alive!

Every year the Food & Wine Festival at Disney California Adventure celebrates all the different…read moremulti-cultural cuisines that make California the melting pot that it is. Disney hosts festival exclusive seminars and cooking demonstrations from local chefs, even Food Network ones like Guy Fieri and Jet Tila. The Sip & Savor pass is offered to save some money on the different treats offered at the festival marketplaces. You can buy a Sip & Savor with 4 or 8 tickets to use during the Food & Wine Festival. The food and drinks offered change yearly but some favorites return too. This year it goes from March 6th to April 27th. Come enjoy the parks and try all the food and drinks the Food & Wine Festival has to offer.

We got to experience the good and wine festival and it was so worth it!! The food was so good!! We…read morehave been reminiscing on it. If you're thinking about getting the passes, DO IT!

One of my favorite seasonal event in Disney California Adventure is the Disney Festival of…read moreHolidays. The Disney Festival of Holidays typically happens around the holidays mid November through early January and combines festive foods, entertainment, and cultural celebrations from around the world that take over the entire park. I think the Disney Festival of Holidays has an upbeat and lively atmosphere. The parks are decorated for the holiday season, there's music playing and there's holiday energy! I love this event because it celebrates holidays from all around the world! You'll also be able to experience each holiday through food, live performances and décor. One of the biggest attractions at Disneyland's holiday celebration is the Festive Food Marketplace where you can walk through and taste many varieties of traditional foods and beverages! The number of food items available will vary depending on the year, but each time I've been able to eat my way around the entire area sampling as much or as little as I like. If you're someone who likes to try a little of this and that, and don't want to commit to an all you can eat type option for the day, then the Sip and Savor pass is great! There are also many types of live entertainment found throughout the Disneyland Resort during their holiday celebrations. Depending on the specific show times, you'll be able to see musical acts, dance troupes performing various forms of traditional dancing, as well as holiday themed shows performed at the various outdoor stages. The Disney Festival of Holiday is a wonderful time to visit California Adventure. With all of the different food options, lively entertainment, and festive atmosphere, this is such a fun and very immersive celebration of the season! If you enjoy trying new foods and celebrating the holidays then this event is a must attend!

California Adventure's Festival of Holidays Al Pastor Mac & Cheese is a must! This was my favorite!…read moreWhile standing in line for The Little Mermaid attraction we noticed several plates of this Mac & cheese go by and had to try it. SO GOOD! Wolfed this down and grabbed another on the way back to the hotel!

A MUST SEE IN LAGUNA BEACH! This is one of the most different galleries in Laguna Beach. Not your…read moretypical Laguna art gallery by any means!! They used to have the last gallery next to the Starbucks just passed Broadway. Contemporary and emerging artists full these magnificently hung walls. Well gone guys... Well done!

AR4T gallery features great work and has a super friendly staff. They always have a smile on and…read moreare very welcoming rather than overbearing trying to force you to buy things like at some galleries. They feature very unique contemporary work. They have great events when they showcase new artists. Everything in their store is so unique from other galleries in Laguna Beach which are often more nature scene and realism oriented.

A visit here is a great way to learn about the history of Glendora! I was greeted warmly by Karen…read moreas the doors were opening at 11:00am and she was very helpful answering my questions. I enjoy local history, so I spent a little time viewing the displays which cover artifacts from the indigenous peoples to the famous. I certainly walked away knowing more than when I entered. Highly recommended!

Always a fun place to visit! Benefits: FREE & labeled…read moreself-guided tour. Any questions are answered by the docents. Highlights: Sally Rand display, doll collection, images of some of the public schools in Glendora that no longer exist, old maps of Alosta & Glendora, old toys, 100 year rain fall records, citrus display, a huge archeological dig, Rt. 66 display, old businesses from Glendora, a ton of old photos, etc. Volunteer run- OPEN SATURDAYS 11 AM- 2 PM

If you are partaking in the California Food and Wine festival be sure to stop here as they have an…read moreamazing selection of wine offerings. This is a fan favorite of the festival and one I look forward to every year. Service at the stands is always friendly, and themed for the whole event to create a fun ambiance of sipping and savoring the finest California has to offer.

Debbie was amazing and friendly. She suggested a fun grape decal for my champagne flute. It lights…read moreup!!!!!! So much fun here at the wine and food festival.