I came for the July 4th celebration. There were lots of food trucks. There was a long program with…read moredignitaries. The band Knight Ryder used to play fun 80's music, but today they played 90's music which was more hard rock than soft rock. The fireworks show was wonderful and patriotic music was playing. The finale was exciting and colorful.

Not sure of what to do, we grabbed some chairs, a blanket and some snacks and headed out. Wound up…read morehere at the Cerritos Civic Center for their Fourth of July Event. The grandkids had a great time with rides, games & prizes. There was no shortage of food trucks and we were all hungry but the lines were sooo long, that we decided we'd wait until after to eat. I wish they were more spread apart (this would be a 5 star review but everything felt too congested) Although there were plenty, we couldn't find pizza and maybe there was but we didn't see one. The band that played at the end (I wish I had caught their name) was killin' it and the firework show that followed did not disappoint! We found a spot with a great view. We all had a great time! Thank you City of Cerritos!

I haven't been back in a year so thought it would be nice to check out the civic center park again…read more The park is never very crowded so you can walk at a leisurely pace without worrying about being bumped into. I've also never seen bikes either so it's a safe pedestrian walking trail. The park is very well maintained. They had many flags up for the week of the 4th. You can definitely get some good pictures here. The parking is easy and the restrooms are clean. I saw new pieces of artwork this time but the Bunnyhenge and Ronald Reagan statue seem to be the more permanent fixtures. If you walk towards the front of the civic center, they have a nice display of desert plants.

I come here very frequently to pull different types of permits. They are typically very well…read morestaffed and the line moves at a decent pace. The parking is plentiful and very close to the building. However, I will say they could have some better hours as they close pretty early compared to other cities halls in the area.

We came tonight to the Civic Center to see the concert with the band 1969. No big surprise - all…read morethe songs they sang were hits in 1969. They were doing an excellent job performing all these songs, and people were dancing and everybody seemed to really be enjoying themselves. I know we were. Thank you Cypress for providing this wonderful Entertainment.

Great Civic Center in Cypress. I used to live here and id go to Summer Concerts, and participate in…read moreother community events. I miss living here, but I often find myself visting here. So its a good place for business and entertainment. Good professionals here that know how to put together a good city to live with.

I visited the Orange County Clerk's office to submit my bond documents and complete my oath…read moreceremony for my California Notary Public commission. A big thank you to Richard at the counter for being so friendly, helpful, and efficient. The entire process went very smoothly, and everything was completed in about 20 minutes. Starting June 12, 2026, I officially became a California Notary Public for a four-year term! A quick note for anyone visiting: parking can be a little challenging. Richard mentioned there is a free parking lot behind the building, but I wasn't sure which one he meant, so I decided not to risk it and parked elsewhere. Overall, a very smooth experience thanks to the helpful staff!

Not all government offices are created equal -- and this one actually runs well…read more I came in to record a quitclaim deed and fully expected to block off half my day. Instead, I waited maybe 5-10 minutes max, and from check-in to walking out the door, I was done in about 25 minutes. The process was straightforward and efficient. My documents were reviewed carefully (which I appreciate -- better to catch anything on the spot), fees were handled quickly, and nothing felt chaotic or unclear. The staff were professional, direct, and clearly knew what they were doing. The office itself was clean and organized, and the flow made sense. If you come prepared with your paperwork completed correctly, this location runs like it should. Efficient. Professional. No drama.

+ Grateful for its free parking lots, particularly on Surf City Marathon day where sponsored buses…read morealso pick you up there and drop you off near the race starting line. - Despite its farther proximity from the starting line compared to closer lots like Pacific City mall, many still came here, so it was super crowded. + However, nearby residential street parking is also free that day. - Unfortunately, what SCM neglected to preinform us that the shuttle back doesn't go straight from the dropoff point back to the Civic Center. It detours to drop some runners off at Edison HS, which basically adds 10min to the bus ride. . Had I known, I'd prob have sought nearer parking for the SCM and just bike the rest of the way. . Somewhat peaceful ambience, albeit loud neighborhood.

This review is solely for the 911 memorial. Everyone has a story of where they were on that tragic…read moreday. I was here in Long Beach watching the news and getting ready for school when I watched as the second plane hit the 2nd tower. That memory has been with me since. While on a weekend trip to san diego we visited the air and space museum and were surprised to see a cruiser on display that was actually at ground zero! When I got back I thought to myself "I wonder if there's other artifacts that I can see around town". A quick search showed that there were pieces of steel from the towers here. So on 9/11 of last year, we drove out here to see the memorial and have a moment of silence for the victims. The memorial is located at the bottom of the staircase in a pentagon shaped base and honors all lost in the towers, flights as well as first responders. In the center stands a steel beam that was part of WTC donated by NYC Fire and Police. It's quite surreal seeing an object from that dark day in history.

City of West Covina has done a wonderful job w/ this years "Summer Concert Series"…read more 2023. Excellent variety of music & those WC Seniors are the cutest ever! Big group of dancers & plenty of room to boogie the night away. Several areas for parking & shaded areas to sit (bring your own chairs) definitely arrive early to claim a good spot. We arrive @ 6pm take snacks & drinks. Music starts @ 7pm & ends @ 9pm Several vendors such as food, crafts, clothing, plants/succulents & kids play area w/ bounce house, Corn hole, games/activities. Nice touch w/ having the COVE serving drinks on 2nd level overlooking civic center & can still enjoy music while sipping on a cocktail / beer. Only thing is I wish they would do "Pledge of Allegiance or Sing National Anthem @ beginning of event & being the Civic Center has a nice Veterans memorial. It would be very Patriotic & Thank You to ALL who served & continue serving. Keep up the good job WC!!

If you can avoid coming to the Civic Center than please do. There's nothing worse than wasting all…read moreday waiting at the Civic Center than maybe waiting at the DMV. I came here a couple times in the past to deal with traffic tickets, but the most recent time I came with my mom who just wanted to change her address and contest her ticket through trial by declaration. The whole process took 3.5 hours! It was ridiculous and poorly managed. People with all sorts of issues where in line for hours waiting. There's only one line that leads you into a room of 6 windows or so, where you get to speak to an actual person to help you sort out your traffic citation issue. Unless you want to deal with their pointless automated system over the phone, this is the only way for you to manage your traffic ticket in person. It wasn't until an hour before closing that a lady came by the line to speed things up for everyone. I seriously think that something needs to change with their system that clearly doesn't work, unless the whole point is to have people get tired out from waiting and just pay for whatever traffic citation they were written up for. Since it seems more reasonable for someone to pay the citation fine than to take a whole day off work waiting aimlessly in a never-ending line.

Long Beach Civic Center was recently redeveloped to ensure better services for local businesses and…read moreresidents in the downtown Long Beach area. The $520m restoration includes the construction of the new City Hall, Port Headquarters, Main Library, civic plaza corridor, residential space, hotel, and a retail marketplace. It also includes a 73,000ft² Civic Center plaza and the revamp of Lincoln Park. The Civic center/ Lincoln park re-design will be spread over 4.8 acres. It will include a dog park, walkways, children's play area, and landscaping. The whole area feels really safe and I really liked the design.