UPDATE: indoor bingo is back! As of June 2021: Saturday and Sunday have noon sessions only with…read moredoors opening at 10:00 am; closed Monday, Tuesday through Friday 4:00 pm to when ever. No masks required, but recommended and allowed. No proof of vaccination, no social distancing or gloves; but use your wipes on everything, if you like (I do). I enjoyed a ($9.50) cheese burger with salad, with jalapeño slices on request. Prices are up, like they are all over. Minimum bingo buy in was $45, plus you can add specials, plus more and more. A hundred pull tabs and strips Tuesday night, with Tasha as manager. With no speed bingo and pay outs $300-$500 per bingo game, the first 8 games took 2 hours, because of pull tabs. Session finished at 11:30pm, CRAZY! Happy they are still using the computers, because some callers are too fast. Pace yourself and enjoy, the entertainment is about You! Each non profit of the night will collect plenty. No benefit loyalty cards are being used yet. Good luck !

Its a bit expensive but its good to pass the time. Deli has good food. Friendly deli service.read more

Great event space. Attended a function here with a ballroom with stage and a small patio. Also…read moreincludes a kitchen for food prep.

The Carmel Woman's Club is a gem of a venue in Carmel for any type of event, party, reception,…read moreetc....! Donna Jett is so easy to work with on the rental and so helpful with recommendations for vendors. The space has a beautiful patio area, stage, side room with a fireplace and full kitchen. It is so well maintained and I look forward to many more events there.

Beautiful location, ample parking, clean bathrooms, & stunning views!…read more I recently attended a luncheon in the small event room with a large balcony. It's a great spot for small events (less than 50 people). Acoustics are poor due to the high ceiling, so I recommend a sound system setup with multiple portable speakers so no one misses anything shared by the host or guest speakers. The meal was delicious. I had mushroom pasta Alfredo, but other selections included grilled salmon & breaded chicken breast. Each were nicely presented & flavorful. Beverages were available at a station only, but the room was so tightly packed with tables & chairs that movement was limited so I went thirsty. The servers weren't available to assist. Unfortunately, the lunch wasn't served by table; so guests sat with their hot meals cooling rapidly while one type of entree was served at a time. This is very bad etiquette & leave the guests feeling uncomfortable, especially with cold food when everyone is finally served. Food service was delayed long past the end of the speaker's program, so most people left before dessert was served. In fact, many people were unable to stay for the weird entree service & missed it. Whatta waste since the luncheon was hosted by a nonprofit. View is exceptional, but table service needs a skilled event manager who can 'read the room' & prompt the Chef and servers to provide the main course in a more timely way. Hopefully, the nonprofit received a substantial discount for this poorly managed meal.

Corral de Tierra Country Club is a beautiful venue. Not only are the grounds gorgeous, but the…read moreevent space is fantastic too. And OMG, so immaculately clean. I attended a wedding over the weekend, and really, I was so impressed. The food, and the service were top notch. To be honest, everything about Corral de Tierra was great. No detail was missed.

Maybe was good years ago but now mostly resellers with stolen/bootleg designs. I'd rather shop a…read moresmaller better curated event. If I can by it on Shein or Temu I'm not buying it at a craft fair.

This locally grown craft show started out at a literal farm on Old Stage Road but has recently…read moreexpanded so much that it wouldn't fit there anymore. Despite losing the actual farm aspect, this show has kept its farm-like feel at the awesome new location of the Monterey County Sheriff's Posse Grounds. The committee (family) that puts the show on and their volunteers - comprised mostly of cowgirls and boys - are so incredibly helpful, friendly and laid-back. The selection of over 100 vendors is fantastically diverse and so well organized. All local artisans and sellers with a range of handmade work, homemade goods, antiques, vintage furniture, and a few business representatives thrown in the mix (Silpada, Lularoe, etc.). There's a food truck or two and a wine/mimosa bar! Plus parking and entrance is totally FREE!! There are two Flair shows a year. The spring show happens either in late April or early May and the fall (holiday) show happens on the full weekend before Thanksgiving (perfect time to start your gift shopping!). As a vendor for the last four years I can say this is one of the most fun and well organized shows I have the pleasure of selling at! *** Tips *** * Wear boots or sensible shoes. This show takes place in often dew covered grass and parking is in the dirt (sometimes mud), both with the occasional little gopher hole. So leave those heels at home! Unless you want to give us vendors a free show of you wobbling around like Bambi or full on face-planting in the grass. Trust me, I've seen it. It's hilarious! :P * Bring a little shopping cart or wagon. Trust me, you'll want it, with all the awesome stuff you'll end up buying! Lots of others bring their wagons too, you won't be the only one. * Come early! The line to get in starts forming a little after 9am even though it doesn't open/start until 10am. These early birds are coming to do some serious shopping! If you wanna see the good stuff better get here early. * Bring cash. Although most vendors take credit card, there's a few that don't. * Maybe leave the kids at home. Despite this being a very family friendly atmosphere it's not exactly geared towards kids who don't like to go shopping. If you really want to be able to see everything and shop peacefully, leave those kiddos with the hubby. Also maybe leave your hubby at home, unless he's your personal wallet, then bring him. We need you to come spend his well earned money lol! On second thought just bring his credit card haha! If you do bring him though there is a multitude of benches he can hang out on, with all the other husbands waiting on their wives to finish shopping (for real). Which will never happen at this place. You'll want to stay all day! * Leave the dogs at home too, please. I'm a dog lover myself, but not a lover of their poop and pee. Because this show takes place outside there is always a case of someones dog peeing on some vendors display piece (speaking from personal experience) or someone stepping in some poop and tracking it all over the place (again, personal experience of someone tracking dog poop into my booth). All the organizers and vendors will thank you heartily if you leave your fur children at home.

What a great event this is. Always held in a very large venue over several days with plenty for…read moreeveryone. You will find caber tossing, dance competitions, Scottish bag pipers, massive marching bands, and plenty of food The facilities are always so clean and everything is so well planned out. You will find authentic clothing for sale with your families' particular plaid too.

Very sad and disappointing experience. We bough tickets online and paid for parking only to…read morediscover there was only one line to enter the event for both online ticket holders and those needing to purchase tickets at the Gate. There was only one team scanning for security. All this caused a very long line. Folks who walked to enter with online tickets had to turn around and walk back to the end of the line. Not good. I made this mistake once and paid for parking and tickets. I will not make this mistake again. Hope this review will help event planners improve next time for others.

This club is awesome! Excellent speakers and great camaraderie. Rotary has helped so many people…read morethoughout the world, and this group volunteers often on the Monterey Peninsula.

This is a SERVICE club. Dedicated to doing service here locally, but a part of Rotary which is a…read moreworldwide organization. They meet early Tuesday mornings (7A at the Hyatt) for an hour each week, but do a lot of charitable service activities which Bud noted in his review. I've been to lots of other Rotary clubs in the US and abroad and the energy of these members and the club is fantastic! It's a privilege to be a Rotarian and be a part of this club with such dedicated people. Engage Rotary and Change Lives is their motto. Very appropriate.

A wonderful children's theater performance group with a rotating cast. Great shows…read more I have watched generations of children that go through this program. Tonight's performance of A Christmas Story was no exception. Wonderful performances all around. Make sure you catch a the finale show. Tickets are $13, which is a bargain in my book.

Ariel Theatrical is committed to helping young people learn to lead principle-centered lives. You…read morecan tell by their hard work and dedication from their young actors and actresses. We saw the Disney Frozen Jr production and were so impressed! You could just feel the excitement in the audience since it was a full house and we left smiling from the experience. Bravo Ariel!

Blues in the Park is a summer tradition for hundreds of area residents. It's a great way to spend…read morean hour or two (or more), listening, dancing, socializing, picnicking...This summer, they have five weekly concerts, each featuring a local or area opening act, followed by a regional or national act. Some top notch blues and related music. Vendors sell everything from prepared food to t-shirts to tchotchkes. The park itself is pleasant, though shade near the stage is limited, and the area Canada geese can be quite messy (watch where you sit!). Sound quality isn't always perfect, but hey, it's a nice day in the park, close to "civilization" but pleasant. Food and other things sold by the vendors are of mixed quality. Free parking on street or in nearby public lots. FREE. Music runs from 1:00 to 4:30 PM.--check it out (it's a short season)!

Great music and exhibits. Food.... is another story I think three vendors and only one of them was…read moreworth eating