Absolutely loved this place. We came here for a homeschool field trip. There were two parts to the…read morefield trip. The viewing of the informational star session in the dome. The second part the kids and parents build mini rockets. Then they launched the rockets into the air and tried to catch them. The staff was so nice and helpful. They answered all of our questions and took their time with out groups. So much fun for the entire family.

We attended with our homeschool group and it was an amazing experience! Our host, Alex, was great…read morewith the kids! We built our rockets and then they got to launch it and try and catch it. Super fun and exciting for the kids. The planetarium show was great too. I've only ever seen the Griffith Observatory show and this was on par with that show without the drive or the high price. This is a lesser known gem and if your on the fence do not hesitate to check it out!

Awesome owner! the art work is cool and satisfying to look at while I drink my coffee. Cool gear!read more

I cohosted a private event with them to paint our dogs in a beach landscape and it turned out…read morepretty well! Their prices were very reasonable and they were very accommodating to our requests such as allowing our dogs in the studio while we paint. We communicated beforehand to organize the private event to make sure the date/time slot was open, security deposit was met, payment was collected fairly, and we agreed upon an example painting that I found online. They pre-sketched a generic version of our dog beforehand with the set up of supplies and they instruct and guide us through the painting process. They demonstrate and show us what colors to use. They basically guided us through how to get the basic foundation of our painting and then we have the chance to personalized and add more to our liking. Everyone painted the same concept of painting but all of the paintings turned out differently so that was neat! They come around and help you with your painting if you have any questions. They also kindly refill any paint colors you need more of as many times as you need. They also offered a complimentary glass of wine (rosé) to everyone as well. Everything was very chill and relaxed. It's an intimate setting with a capacity of 14 people. One guy instructed the painting process while the other guy served our wine and gave us some facts about Pomona. They were both very friendly! I think this is a good opportunity for people who have never painted to try things out and also a nice opportunity for more experienced painters to just play around. It's also a cool thing to do to hang out and be creative! Our time slot was from 10am-12:30pm but we ended up starting about 20 minutes late because they were still setting the supplies up and some people were running late and we finished around 1:40pm but they didn't even rush us to leave! They also cleaned everything up for us when we were done. My friend and I accidentally broke one of their wine glasses and they also didn't mind! Sorry and thank you for the hospitality! I'm actually going to cohost another event with them again in May cause I had so much fun! Free parking is available behind the building, on the street, or by the train tracks across the street.

Team building event. Tony, Lorna, and Lauren were excellent and encouraging. Great vibes. Tried my…read morebest.

Lorna and Tony greeted us and were very kind and accommodating. The teacher, Walter was extremely…read morehelpful and we were so thankful to have gotten to paint at Media Images. Great for kids, adults, and seniors. They even had Starburst and Jolly Ranchers available to chew on while we painted! Such a fun and family friendly place to unwind and focus on letting those creative juices flow. I'm super excited they're so close to Diamond Bar and Walnut- definitely looking forward to coming back. Bring a bottle of wine and let them walk you through how to paint your masterpiece. Keep it Media Images and welcome to the community.

They have a weekly Wed/Thurs community art studio from 1-5pm where people in the community can…read morethrow pottery on the wheel and fire glazes or do handbuilding. They have supplies for people who want to try watercolor, acrylics, charcoal, or pastels. I did not know about this since recently but I do like to get better with my art. There's no actual class, you can bring your own supplies to work on your own projects without interruptions. There's no fire glaze fee or any fee to use the building. It's pretty quiet inside, most people are in the ceramics room. There's a good amount of pottery wheels. They also host class events with artists as well to learn book binding or screen printing. Enter via Gate 1 (free parking), go through the security guard gate and go right, there's Fair Day Art Studio sign to follow.

Very nice art exhibit at the fair. Entrance is free. Hours depend on the exhibit since they change…read moreoften.

Wow what a hidden gem!! The Raymond M Alf Museum of Paleontology is tucked away in Claremont on the…read moreWebb school campus. Since it is a high school, you must show your IDs at the gate to be given a badge to get onto campus. The museum is closed Sunday-Tuesday. Wednesday -Friday from 11am-5pm, and Saturday from 11am-5pm. Admission Pricing (March 2026): $12 General $9 Youth/Senior $9 Student with ID FREE 4 and under FREE CA teachers, EBT & WIC cardholders This museum is 2 levels. The top is a chronological walk through history and the bottom level is more of a hands-on interactive play area for kids. We spent about an hour at this museum. We had so much fun exploring history. In order we went through the Precambrian, Paleozoic, Mesozoic, and Cenozoic periods. The fossils and skeletons were so fascinating. This would have been such a great spot for a field trip back in grade school. I had a lot of fun exploring history and taking selfies. Highly recommended for those who enjoy dinosaurs, fossils, or history!

This museum is on a college campus shout out to the grounds people the grass looks so beautiful. I…read morethought it was fake. It is a very clean very quiet campus. It cost $24 for two people to get into the museum. The parking was free, but you do have to check in with the parking guy he'll print you out a pass since it is still a college, but I post some pictures of the museum. It was somewhere nice to go especially in this heat. it's interesting to see the different artifacts and fossils. It's a nice little date day or kid date day but like I say, give it a try and you decide.

Came here for a field trip with my daughter's class. Great experience for everyone. The kids got to…read morebring a strawberry plant home and helped plant some Swiss chard and sunflower seeds. They also got to try different types of mint leaves, other fruits like loquats, kumquats, Australian finger limes, licorice, zucchini flowers, strawberries, fennel flowers. We also got to see some beautiful artichoke flowers. The staff there are really good with kids and taught them so much about plants and animals they have at the farm. It was an interactive experience and lots of hands on activities as well. You know how time flies when you're having fun; it surely felt like that.

I came here as a chaperone for a school field trip. It was really fun! The docents are sweet,…read morevery good at explaining things, and the field trip was hands on for the children. I thought the best part was seeing the livestock- the turtle and fish pond, and the stables with chickens. Very fun! After we visited the vegetable gardens, the kids got to plant some seeds in a little pot in the potting area. Highly recommend!

PACIFIC RAILROAD SOCIETY (est 1935) is a tiny museum and one of the oldest rail enthusiast…read moreorganizations in the United States. This railroad stop station museum has thousands of train related historical artifacts from the late 19th to the 20th century and a research library-workstation. The breadth of knowledge visitors can learn is priceless. It is a work-in progress museum. Staff was knowledge about the history of the railroad in the city of San Dimas. Admission is free. Operating hours are most Saturdays from 10-4 pm. Ample of parking space. Overall, I enjoyed my visit. I recommend you visit if you're in the area.

Finally took my son to the Pacific Railroad Society in San Dimas! He's really into trains these…read moredays, and he had a wonderful time exploring the museum -- checking out the different train models, parts, and learning about the fascinating history. A big thank-you to Mr. Will for giving us such an engaging and educational tour today! This place is run entirely by passionate volunteers and train enthusiasts -- please support them if you can. Such a hidden gem in our community!

Brought my kids here since they had a farmers market that day as well. I was hoping to have some…read morefun with the kids, feed some animals and pet some as well. This farm is tiny though. We saw 2 alpacas and 2 pigs only. We needed to pay to feed them which is fine but the amount of food they gave you is insulting. Alpacas didn't even want to eat so we just threw the food at the pigs.

Little Parrot Farm is less of a farm and more of an animal sanctuary. They take amazing care of…read moretheir resident animals and I believe most if not all of the workers are volunteers, and many are a part of the Chinese Buddhist vegan community. I would love to volunteer myself too if I lived closer! Aside from events like the open house and summer camps for kids, the best way to get acquainted with the Little Parrot Farm is through their affordable tours on Saturdays. While it may be frustrating for some that you can't just go in and see the animals any day, it really is in their best interest that a staff member is there to supervise these interactions. Too many places allow visitors to harass their animals or feed them random stuff that isn't good for them. And if an animal reacts defensively, it can be very difficult and sad to handle the aftermath. It's also amazing just seeing the same animals every time, and not being worried that anyone is going to be taken to slaughter. My favorite friends are Andy the alpaca, the two sweet pigs, and Maya the rescued border collie. I don't know the names of some of the newer pups, but they were all super friendly. They sell T shirts with their most popular residents featured on them that make for great souvenirs to take home. The farm part of the property is also beautiful and abundant. They sell fresh veggies online for pickup that look amazing, but that I haven't had a chance to try yet. Can't wait to come back for the next event!