The Rose Bowl Stadium!…read more Such a cool stadium. It's pretty big in size. I love some of the architecture throughout the structure. I did get stopped by security guard because I was trying to bring in my umbrella. I was told that umbrellas are not allowed. I explained that I needed the umbrella for a sun allergy and I was walked over to a manager. I showed the manager my medical record showing that I do have a sun allergy and he allowed me to bring it into the stadium. Thank you. I appreciate that because I would die without my umbrella lol I'm not trying to breakout in hives and rashes just to go to the Rose Bowl lol

This review of the rosebowl is for concert venue. Just don't, that's all I can tell you. This…read moreplace is a nightmare. I write this review from the Noah Kahan show on 8/15 Staff - beyond rude, they try to mess up your experience Venue - dump, just tear it down and do it right Every senior staff member should resign, you either don't care or you're incompetent. Either way, F you. My daughter missed the start of the show even after being in the venue 2 hours early. Let that sink in you D bags.

I expected a Bridgerton wistaria bloom but instead the flower petals had fallen from the vines and…read morewere all on the ground! There was one bush with wistaria that had not fallen. Disappointed is to say the least of what our group was. There was no point in going there. Staff said the 101° heat the week before caused the flowers to fall. Heavy rain might make the flowers fall too. Also, this festival is in a person's backyard. Admission is not free. We paid $5 a person. I don't trust LA's flower gardens. The only pro of this experience was learning the home's wistaria history.

Until this weekend I had never heard of the Wisteria Festival before. The rescue that I foster with…read more(PupCulture Rescue) was having a tent at the festival and so I drove up to Sierra Madre for the event. I learned that the Wisteria Festival happens once a year and it is centered around the largest Wisteria plant in the world, and if I'm correct this Wisteria is also in the Guinness Book of World Records as being the largest blooming plant in the world, unfortunately they can't predict so far ahead of time when the plant will bloom, so each year they apparently try to schedule the festival when they think it will bloom, but this year due to the weather being so hot the plant prematurely bloomed last month. The festival is massive, with a couple of blocks or more that are blocked off and so many tents to stop by and visit. PupCulture Rescue had one tent towards the middle which was great with allot of foot traffic. I sat with the rescue and my foster Drew (check my photos, he's a very sweet Bone Face Shar Pei and still looking for his forever home) for a few hours and then I left him there with the group so that I could explore with my friends for a bit. There were so many tents with beautiful pottery, or food/coffee/drinks, and other goodies to look at. My friends and I found the bus that would take us to the famous Wisteria Plant, it's $15 / person to ride the bus up the hill to the house. Once at the house a guide gives a brief history of the plant, and it's amazing that back when it was first planted it was only 75 cents. Now it's really this massive giant. Too bad the blooms were already gone, but despite this you will still be in awe of its massive size. I can only imagine how gorgeous it must be when it's in bloom. I think one thing they should do at the bottom of the hill before you buy tickets is let you know if it's not in bloom so you can decide at that time if you still want to go. I saw many people express severe disappointment when they realized there were no blooms, however I had heard randomly from someone before going that the blooms were gone so I came with that knowledge already and wasn't disappointed since I already knew. You can either take the bus back down the hill or for a short walk downhill you can stop by the two churches that are on the way back to the festival. Both churches are rich in architecture and beautiful landscape. Until next year!

Parking: very narrow lot entrance in the back…read more You have to enter thru the back where the parking is and not thru the front. There is a small desk with an iPad when you walk in and descend to the lower level. When there is no field trips this place is a great place to bring your kids. It is very quiet and not a lot of high stimulation toys. It is no pretend city but it has some interesting toys such as a beach and surfing installation and a camper van.

Best for toddlers. I brought my kindergarten aged kids and there wasn't a lot to do for them. They…read morestill enjoyed the imaginative play but for the price of the kids plus an adult ticket, it was too pricey for the experience. I wish parents had a lower price than the kids or better yet free especially since there isn't anything for adults. Great place for toddlers and families since it feels safe, has clean facilities, small communal snack break area with a handwashing sink and water fountain nearby.

My family, friends and I attended one final event at Bishop Amat High School, my youngest…read moredaughter's graduation. The school did a FANTASTIC job of organizing this huge event and everything went smoothly. The entire ceremony was slightly over one hour for the graduating 241 senior class. The seats were comfortable, the view and PA system were perfect and all employees and volunteers alike did an AMAZING and thankless job for a GREAT event. Thank you Bishop Amat High School for a wonderful, fun, memorable and amazing four years

Bishop Amat High School, is a special place. The sense of family, a shared rich history and pride,…read moreare of the few qualities that make Amat one-of-a-kind place, in the heart of the San Gabriel Valley. Thank you and God Bless!

We came here at the country club for a club dinner. The location is great. The property is nicely…read morekept. The service was good. We had a salad, miso black cod and cheesecake for dessert. Overall it is a nice venue with decent food.

This is a members only dining area. We have been guests from members a couple times, and we have…read moreenjoyed the food, service, and the atmosphere. The food is always very good, prices are pretty reasonable considering this is a country club. The service is always excellent and accommodating. Special call out to Orly who was courteous and helpful. For example, they don't have Mocha coffee on the menu, when we asked for it, they made it for us anyway.

My friend had her dance performance here and it was a decent location. Easy to get to and lots of…read moreparking but the inside wasn't the best. The lighting for the audience wasn't great so the pictures turned out horrible. Also it was hot inside!!! No air! I don't know if they don't have ventilation or if they forgot to turn it on. All in all none of that really mattered. I went for my friends first dance performance and she did GREAT!

Came here to watch a recital today from kids from a local daycare. The venue is great with plenty…read moreof parking and inside the auditorium itself, there was also a lot of seating. The stage looked bigger than a typical one but who knows, I may have thought that because the performers were all probably between the ages 2-10. There were at least two staff members there and they were very friendly. I'm not sure if this place is part of the school that is next to it but if it's not and is a place you can rent out for private events, I highly recommend it.

Amazing, small, intimate, and fun circus for all ages…read more There are clowns, comedy, circus-type food, fun, and lotsa of laughter This is a traveling circus, so it moves from city to city. It is currently based in the parking lot of the Westfield Fashion Plaza-West Covina.

Monrovia Days is a birthday celebration for our lovely city and they really go all out! The city is…read more137 years old this weekend! There are so many rides, games, and vendors - and with its proximity to the main core of Old Town, there's something for everyone! This is an annual event - things always kick off Friday evenings and go all the way through Sunday night. All the rides and games and other activities cost a certain amount of "tickets" which is pretty standard for carnivals of this type. They have a large ticket vendor on site and the prices are pretty reasonable. In addition to all the carnival activities, they have performances from the MUSD students and Centre Stage dance company - as well as a big parade Saturday morning. They even have a Beer Garden for the grown folks! They stage all of this in Library Park and the surrounding side streets which get blocked off. I didn't see any bathrooms but I'm sure they have portapotties available. And there are so many stores and restaurants nearby. Parking gets crazy during Monrovia Days - every lot is packed - even the huge Vons shopping center. We live close enough to walk it but we've tried to park a few times and it's impossible unless you come early so plan ahead. My only complaint is that they don't have much in the way of food trucks - I only saw a shaved ice truck and some snack vendors. But as I mentioned, there are tons of restaurants and eateries within short walking distance so it's not an issue. All in all its great family fun and would make for a lovely day out - highly recommend!