Wonderful shop ran by the sweetest ladies. A must see. Great treasures and trinkets. Definitely…read moreworth a walk through.

A neat place that was totally unexpected. Part handmade jewelry gallery, craft and hobby supply,…read moreand part vendors offering a range of handmade and a small amount of vintage. This place is super cute and HUMONGOUS! There is also a back room with tables for just sitting and crafting, hanging with a group, or you can take one of the many classes they offer. TTT also participates in the First Friday where they stay open late and offer wine while you browse!

Oh how we missed this place. When my kids were small we did all their birthday parties at the…read moreOriginal Mud Hut. Awesome place that our town really needs. Finally something fun. Open Most Saturdays and Sundays for walk ins. Mondays is homeschool paint nights and Tuesdays are walk in and to go order pick up. Excited for this new business.

Wow !!!!! So much fun ! The kids had a blast and so did I!!! Very relaxing ....my kids sat there…read moreand got really into it, there was something for everyone , the owner was amazing , friendly and passionate about her studio , the place was spotless, clean and organized which as a mom I appreciate. Loved loved loved LOVED it, we will be back for more ! I'm excited about doing our Xmas ornaments from here this year . Great place

A 5 star stop for sure!!! What an incredible collection of history. From all ages of Tehachapi…read more Stones and arrowheads to modern horse carts. Doctors accessories, and pieces of historic value from the towns growth. Flash back to an early civilization and see how we were grown. I am in love with the deep history this location boasts. So we'll displayed. Very clean and cool inside, super friendly folks here filled with information. Hit the cool gift shop corner on your way out. There is even a really neat salt and pepper display. There is so much rich history to see here! I highly recommend you pop in ON A WEEKEND and see. They are not open midweek.

If somebody passing through Tehachapi was to ask me, what are the two things we need to do while…read morehere? My answer would be an easy one. Number one head to the Tehchapi Museum, and the second would be to enjoy a poor boy sandwich and ice tea at Kohnens. Those two things and you will have a perfect day. When I visited recently I had the good fortune of meeting Judith Reynolds, who is the museum director. I learned that the museum is run by the Tehachapi Heritage League and is solely run by wonderful volunteers. The docents work about one day a month for 4 hours and range in age from late 50's to 94 years young. I love that they have kept the admission free to the public, they wanted to make sure families could bring the kids and not worry about the price of admission. They do have a donation box and rely on the kindness of visitors, volunteers and grants to keep this museum up and running. You can join and become a member of the museum as I did for my family. It's 20$ for individual or 25$ for a family. People spend more than that on coffee a month, what a great way to keep Tehachapi history alive and available to everyone. With that membership you will receive a newsletter 4 times a year, it's called Settlers' Gazette. It tells about upcoming events for the museum and the Errea House Museum across the street. I was unaware of the events they hold here and now I will make sure my family doesn't miss any. Most of all the items on display are donated by families or on loan. Some of the exhibits include farming, railroad, local history, Native Americans and much more. I happened to really enjoy the display and story about Tony Anthony the fire chief for the old Tehachapi City Fire Department. I am part of a firefighter family and enjoyed looking at everything displayed. I also bought fire patches to add to our collection. In the back to the left is such a great gallery honoring the Kawaiisu people of the Tehachapi mountains. They have a movie playing that is really great to watch. There is so much more to say about the Tehachapi Museum it would take all night to write. Just please visit, learn, become a member and tell your family and friends passing through to stop and see what an amazing place Tehachapi is.

This new location is absolutely fantastic! It's so spacious and decorated so cool. There's so much…read moreto choose from. They even have vinyls down to one and five dollars! If you haven't checked out the new location, give yourself time to really look. So happy for the owners, they are so nice! 10/23/25

Ordered a couple vinyl records. Came in as promised . Ordered a digital cassette player, still back…read moreOrdered. Good solid store and good service

Great boutique with super cute clothes and wonderful local artists goods. Inventory gets update…read moreoften and each time we find something fabulous to take home.

Was able to stop by here today and it is adorable. I saw many things I wanted to try on but we were…read moreon a time restraint. They have beautiful clothes, accessories, shoes and much more. Great gift ideas and they sale gift certificates. They also have a little girls section and the clothes are too cute. Looking forward to our next visit and taking our time shopping.

OMG, this store is absolutely beautiful! I love going in and seeing the new things. So organized…read moreand clean. The owner has done an amazing job. If you haven't been into the new store, you have to go by and see. Such a big difference! 10/18/25

What a fun shopping experience for the two of us as we explored this wonderful shop filled with all…read moresorts of surprises! The shop itself was clean and well organized and help was available to assist when needed. Pricing was reasonable so I did purchase a couple of things that I now quite enjoy. Thank you!

Awesome history, awesome tour!!! Even a little spooky in some dark corners. If you love history…read moreand want to walk through it this is an amazing stop. Always friendly staff here to walk you through . A full, growing collection of history. This walkthrough is a flash back in time. From the sight to the smells. This is a must stop and see place!

Today I visited the Errea House Museum and was warmly greeted from Carole Peck the Docent. I can't…read morebelieve that all of my kids have been here on field trips but I have never been. Carole gave me a lot of information about the history of the house and the original family that lived in it. The house was located 4 1/2 miles from where it sits now on Green Street. It was moved here around 1900. In 1952 Tehachapi had a devastating earthquake and the damage to this area is estimated at 60 million dollars and tragically lives lost. This house stood amazingly in one piece and the only damage was to the open porch in the rear of the house. The water tank in the back yard collapsed on it. It was explained to me that the original structure was built without the use of wall studs. The house is now owned by the Tehachapi Heritage League and listed on the National Register of Historic Places on July 29, 1997. Everything in the home has been donated from the time period of the 1900's. The calendar on the kitchen wall was actually from 1921. When you walk in the door to the left is a beautiful grandfather clock from 1785 and it still keeps perfect time. Every Christmas the Errea house is decorated and they have items available to purchase. I am looking forward to checking that out next year.

We've lived in Tehachapi for 8 yrs and are so grateful for this place.Debby and Peter do an…read moreexcellent job of getting great musicians,charging a more than reasonable price and providing a cozy venue. We saw Water Tower last night,progressive bluegrass band,they were excellent. Always look forward to new concerts at Fiddlers! Donna S.

What a great place! We went on Spoken Word night where everyone had an opportunity to speak, read…read moreor act. Everyone was inviting, encouraging and entertaining! What talent Tehachapi has! There was a cover charge, but coffee, tea and yummy snacks were provided. I hear this will be a monthly event and I'm already looking forward to the next one.