First time at this theater, and what an amazing experience!…read more Awesome job to the entire crew--you're all stars! From the moment we arrived, everything went so smoothly, especially with the food and drinks. We came during opening weekend of Spider-Man: Brand New Day, and I was really impressed with how well everything was handled. And they even made my popcorn exactly the way I like it! Thank you to the entire team for making my first experience at this theater such a great one. I truly appreciate all your hard work and wonderful customer service. I'll definitely be back!

Came here for with my favorite person to wrap up our Labor Day weekend shenanigans. This was my…read morefirst time at this theater and I was a happy camper. We saw the end of Oak street and it was great. Popcorn could have been a bit fresher but vest la vie. The restroom door also didn't lock which was blah. Since it's the only theater in Vallejo we will return lol.

The Service was great and the place has a nice ambiance to it…read more Menu is limited but tasty and satisfying.

Fun local spot. Great live entertainment and good food too! Security in the parking area.read more

This is an interesting place. First it has free admission which is always a plus in my book. Then…read moreit has old books- and I mean OLD books. The ones I saw on the shelves were from the 1500-1800s. There were also more modern books but those you can see anywhere. I had heard they had some lithographs by Henry Evans. Evans was an artist and book printer from the San Francisco Bay are. When I inquired, they brought out his portfolios for me to view. He is noted for his botanical prints although he did do other drawings. The McCune has one of the larger collections of Henry Evans works in the world. They are putting them online in case anyone is interested. Visit http://www.mccunecollection.org to see some of the lithographs online. They also have an 1852 working printing press and a linotype machine in the collection. The linotype is a huge machine which immediately attracts your interest. I was looking at the engravings from some of the books in the collection. There was a collection of 4 volumes of Don Quixote with detailed engravings showing his journey in Spain. This was a 1780 set made in Spain. There was also a 4 volume set of Schiller's works with German engravings on every few pages. There was too much to see in the limited time I was there but I expect to visit again when I have a chance. The collection is in the JFK Library at 505 Santa Clara in Vallejo, CA 94590. It is only a short walk from the Vallejo ferry terminal that connects San Francisco to Vallejo. The ferry trip is a nice ride on the San Francisco Bay.

The McCune Rare Book and Art Collection is located at the JFK Library at 505 Santa Clara St,…read moreVallejo, CA 94590. Admission is free. This is a hands on collection containing many rare books for study and appreciation. They have a leaf from the Gutenberg Bible (ca. 1450), the Kelmscott Chaucer, Baskerville Bible, Byrne's Euclid, and 6 books printed before 1501. The amazing part is that they will bring these books out for you to sit down and read, if you so desire. The collection contains hundreds of books by famous publishers and printers. There is also a superb collection of Henry Evans botanical prints and other artists. There is an 1852 Albion Press for printing documents. The collection is worth seeing for its historical value, as well as the many items of unique nature in the collection. It is especially strong in Book Club of California items, Grabhorn Press, Nonesuch Press, Doves Press and Ashendene Press. There are also a number of items by William Morris of the Kelmscott Press. There are latin editions that span the range from the 15th to the 19th Century. The only problem is that this collection is usually only open on the 1st and 3rd Tuesday of the month from 2-4 pm. However, they do have a website: http://www.mccunecollection.org. At this website you can see a list and some pictures of many of the items in the collection and can email them to set up an appointment at times when they would not normally be open. Since this is a free service, and the collection is run by volunteers, it is good to take advance of this option. I have been through the collection a number of times and always discover something that I have not noticed before. I spent a few hours there looking at the early history of Solano County and Vallejo. Another time I looked at the illustrations in the collection of early Latin books that are on the shelves. They also brought out the Gutenberg Bible leaf so that I could see it. I usually check the website to see what additional items they have posted. A great place if you have a few hours to spare. It is in downtown Vallejo, a short walk from the ferry terminal and a few blocks from the Vallejo Naval and Historical Museum.

Researching and finding a DJ was personally the most difficult task in our wedding planning…read moreprocess. We had probably talked to 3-4 different people and each didn't fit for some reason. I was almost ready to settle, and then we found Jessica! Her warmth and friendliness was so tangible on our first call, and I immediately knew she would be the perfect emcee and DJ! She was able to pick up on our musical tastes from the questionnaire and even played songs throughout the night that we forgot to put on there! Everything went flawlessly - she kept us and our guests dancing all night (literally - some folks were on the dancefloor from start to end of the night). My husband and I's favorite memory from the entire night was us dancing to "No.1 Party Anthem" as our requested last song. Thanks so much for all of the wonderful memories, Jessica!!

This review is long overdue. My husband and I went back and forth multiple times about whether or…read morenot to post a review, but we ultimately decided that we wish we had known what our experience would be like prior to booking Jessica as our DJ. We got married in the summer of 2023 and below is an account of the things we noticed. When we reached out to Jessica following the wedding and reception, we initially received a response which included a rebuttal to each of our observations, but when we followed up with two more emails about how we were open to rectifying the situation, there was no response. 1. The incorrect song was played for the bridal processional. We are willing to take partial credit for this mistake, as Jessica has a clause in her contract which states that all music must be available on iTunes. While we mistakenly assumed that the version of our song was on iTunes, we don't understand why Jessica didn't tell us beforehand that she had trouble finding the version. We would have sent an mp3 to her right away. Instead, she played a different version of the song and as a result, the part that we told her to fade into did not line up with our version and the fade in was awkward. The mishap started things off differently than we had expected. It impacted me (bride) on a personal level because of the emotional aspect of finding the "perfect" processional song. 2. Our first dance song was cut in half unexpectedly. We double checked that the questionnaire we filled out for her indicated that we wanted it to fade out at 1:52. Instead, the song faded about a minute in. We were very confused (as guests could see on our faces) and were disappointed because we had practiced a lot for our dance. She responded by stating that we gave her a "look" to express that we had stage fright and she faded out early. Neither I nor my husband looked at her during our dance. We also never discussed a "look" with Jessica, so we were even more perplexed when she brought that up. We were smiling, looking at one another, and having a great time until the confusion came. 3. Much of the music from our playlist(s) was not played. As in, almost none of the music played was from our playlist(s). We indicated specific "vibes" that we wanted in our music and that wasn't followed. We don't remember hearing most of the music we indicated for cocktail hour or dinner and neither did our guests. We think we heard a couple of songs for open dancing, but just a few. She responded by stating that we might be surprised about songs we simply missed because we were away at photos and whatnot. We asked her to send us a list or screenshot of the playlist to confirm, but did not receive a response. 4. We spoke with her over the phone about her playing the role of "emcee" in addition to DJing. We hoped that meant she would take initiative to check in with us about making announcements, hyping the crowd, etc. From our perspective, she did not present with the energy level we were hoping to see. This may have been a personal preference on our part, but her presence as a DJ was more on the passive side as compared to every other wedding we have attended. Ultimately, we would have gone in a different direction if we could go back. We are not the type to leave a less than stellar review for a service, but we feel that it's important to have the things that we regretted laid out as objectively as possible.

I went into my past life regression with Michelle curious, open, and without much attachment to…read morewhat I might find. I came out with an experience I'm still thinking about and integrating. What I loved about working with Michelle is that she never seemed interested in making the experience more extraordinary than it already was. She didn't fill in blanks for me, interpret my imagery, or steer me toward a particular spiritual explanation. Instead, she listened closely, asked thoughtful questions, and followed wherever my own experience went. I also appreciated that there was room for mystery. You don't necessarily have to decide whether what arises in a regression is literally a past life in order to engage seriously with what it might have to show you. You might understand it spiritually, psychologically, symbolically, or leave the question completely open. Michelle gave me room to do exactly that. For me, the most valuable part has actually been what happened afterward. Images and phrases from the session keep revealing new layers as I sit with them and connect them to my life. I didn't leave feeling like I'd been given answers. I left with new ways of seeing and some really beautiful questions. If you're drawn to this kind of exploration but want someone who can hold both the woo and your own discernment, I found Michelle to be a wonderful guide. I have a feeling I'll be unpacking this one for a while.

I cannot say enough about Michelle McKayla and the profound impact she has had on my life over the…read morepast several years. She has supported and guided me through periods of tremendous personal growth, health challenges, relationship challenges, recovery from personal trauma, and the ongoing journey of becoming a stronger, happier, more authentic version of myself. Michelle has an extraordinary ability to truly see and hear you. She is a guide, a source of support, an exceptional listener, and--perhaps most importantly--someone who helps you find real solutions. Her insight is remarkably accurate, but what makes her work so powerful is that her guidance never feels generic or one-size-fits-all. It is deeply personal, targeted, practical, and aligned with who you truly are. One of the things I value most about working with Michelle is that the experience is profoundly empowering. This isn't simply sitting in a room talking about what is happening in your life. Michelle is a wayfinder. She helps you see where you are, understand what may be standing in your way, discover possibilities you couldn't see before, and find a path forward. And yet, she never takes your agency away from you. You are always the one walking the path. The choices remain yours. The growth is yours. Michelle walks beside you as a trusted guide and partner--offering insight, perspective, tools, and an uncanny ability to illuminate the way when the road ahead feels unclear. She doesn't simply help you understand a challenge; she helps you move through it. Whether you are navigating something difficult, longing for change, trying to heal, or simply wanting to become a better version of yourself--for yourself and for the people you love--Michelle has an extraordinary gift for helping you translate insight into meaningful, tangible change. Over the years, she has walked beside me through some of the most challenging and transformative chapters of my life. She has helped me see things I couldn't see on my own, reconnect with myself when I needed it most, and recognize that the answers and capacity for change ultimately live within me. Michelle is wise, intuitive, compassionate, grounded, and incredibly effective. She is a remarkable woman and, quite simply, a game changer. If you are ready for true growth--not simply to talk about the life you want, but to begin finding your way toward it--I could not recommend Michelle more highly.

I won free tickets through the iHeart Radio contest to watch Circus Vargas today at San Rafael at…read more12:30pm. It was a very entertaining show! Maybe they didn't do enough marketing especially for the motorcycles stunt inside the round cage. There were 4 motorcycles at the end inside that cage which is the most amazing feat I've ever seen!! They also have 2 men running inside a hamster like cage and even running outside it, which is similar to one of Cirque du Soleil's Kooza show. I also enjoyed all of the other acts like the woman who was able to shoot the balloon with her feet upside down! Very difficult feats but there were a few mistakes with the ring toss group. I highly recommend you to see it!

Fun time. Great way to introduce the Circus to young children. Single ring is easy to watch and all…read moreseats are close to the ring.

Just had my wedding at this place every detail was perfect…read more Everything came out just like how I wanted it. 3 different rooms to choose from. Great place

NO STARS!! Not impressed with the customer service…read more I called to inquire about renting the venue for my son's 10th birthday party. The woman asked what kind of party we were having and how old the birthday child was. When I told her it was a 10th birthday party, she immediately said it probably wasn't a good place to rent because they have chandeliers and mirrors that could break if kids were throwing balls. I understand wanting to protect the venue, but the way she responded came across as very dismissive and unwelcoming. There are definitely more professional ways to explain the venue's rules or limitations without making a potential customer feel like their event would be a problem. After that interaction, I told her I didn't appreciate the customer service and decided not to rent the venue. First impressions matter, and unfortunately, this one was not a good one.