I hadn't been in a rodeo in years due to the abuse of those poor animals. I came in today, thinking…read morethat they had changed the abusive practice. I was so wrong. I got sick to my stomach seeing the way they abused those poor animals this abusive practice has to be made illegal, while the tortured animal is suffering pain on the ground People are clapping and laughing. That's pure evil. After seeing calf roping from the neck and polled the calf twisted the neck flipped up on the air falling and dragged on its back I left immediately, I will send a letter to Congress and animal protection activist this abuse must stop. I wish I could have an option for -0 stars

My granddaughter, daughter had a great time. They had all the stuff. I thought if was going to be…read morecute little thing. No was it is a real rodeo with professional riders. This is a great event for the whole family. All types of people. All races, real cowboys, city cowboys, and people just there to have a good time. It's even fun to dress up. People are very nice. And no one wants any trouble. Lots of sheriffs. That's ok they keep to them selfs. Mostly you see explorer scouts and they are very nice. There is lots of food to buy. But, bring cash. Even for parking - cash only. To end it was a blast.

Been going to this place since I moved around the area and I love it. Tho they do switch out stores…read more& food spots fairly quick for me, it's always exciting to see new stuff. Here & there is on my top 5 favorite coffee spots. Goldfish is a new seafood spot, tried it out yesterday & I loved it. Got a scallop taco & the scallop ceviche. Just be prepared for their hot sauce, felt like I put lip plumper on lol! Some spots moved completely & others were just relocated around the store. All the workers that I have encountered are super nice & helpful no matter how busy it gets. Also I just realized, it is always clean. There's no trash laying around. Love that!

+ Various food types to enjoy. + Good amount of indoor +…read moreoutdoor seating. - Very crowded parking. - And crowded interior. + You can enjoy pleasant seating area with your folks here, whether weather-safe indoors or breezy outdoors.

I arrived at Rodeo X Food Court in Ontario to attend a Yelp event at one of its culinary food…read morevendors, Shootz. Free parking was easy to find. This food court is surrounded by residential homes. Exterior and interior outlook resembles a warehouse with tall ceilings and floor-to-ceiling windows. Outside and inside seating are available. Restrooms are outside towards the right side of the building. Lively ambiance is enhanced by a stage where local bands perform. I didn't get a chance to see any performances during my visit. It's indeed a vibrant gem with inviting atmosphere for everyone. Its small handful of tenants from Hawaiian fusion at Shootz to the highly-rated Laotian BBQ at Kra Z Kai to pies and other comfort eats at Slice of Haven to variety of brews on tap at Brew Haven. Though vendors are limited, variety is vast. If you're a food and/or beer enthusiast seeking for an exciting dining adventure, drop on by Rodeo X Food Court and have yourself a wonderful experience. Explore and enjoy!

We went to Rodeo X Public Market on a Friday night and had a great time overall. The DJ was awesome…read moreand really set the vibe for the night. Brew Haven is definitely the place to be -- they have a wide variety of beers, and for non-beer drinkers, the fact that they carry Buzzball and beatbox options is a big plus.The girls behind the bar at Brew Haven were really nice and accommodating, great at recommending drinks, and overall provided excellent customer service, which honestly made the experience even better. The only downside was the limited food options. Inside the market, there were really only two choices: a chicken spot and a pizza place. We went with the pizza, and the pizza itself was really good. Unfortunately, the wings were extremely disappointing -- way overcooked and over-seasoned. Pro tip: there's a Wingstop literally right outside in the same parking lot. I'd recommend grabbing pizza inside and walking over to Wingstop if you're craving wings. Parking was very easy, and overall it was a fun night with great drinks, great music, and good vibes. I'd definitely come back -- just hoping to see more food options in the future.

Every year I've passed this event along the interstate and I finally had the pleasure of attending…read morethe San Bernardino County Rodeo for the first time this year. Let me just say that it truly lived up to its reputation as a top-tier western event! From start to finish, the rodeo offered a thrilling mix of traditional competitions, family-friendly entertainment, and a lively atmosphere that made for an unforgettable experience. The rodeo events themselves were well planned and coordinated. The bull riding, barrel racing, and roping competitions showcased the impressive skills of the cowboys and cowgirls involved. There were so many moments that kept you on the edge of your seat and wanting more. The rodeo grounds were well-organized, with plenty of parking, seating, food vendors offering a variety of classic rodeo fare, and booths selling western gear and souvenirs. Overall, the San Bernardino County Rodeo is an absolute must-visit if you're in the area, offering heart-pounding action and great community spirit. If you haven't been, I highly recommend you do. You won't be disappointed.

Came here on a last minute Friday night plan and honestly, the vibes did not disappoint. Right from…read morethe start, we were welcomed by a friendly security guard at the entrance, which set the tone. Ladies, just a heads up, they do check your purses before entry, and there's a $10 cover per person. I highly recommend getting a table if you can. There's a minimum spend. For us, it was $125 for food and drinks, but it's worth it to have a spot to sit, relax, and actually enjoy the band and the view of the dance floor without hovering around. The live band was so much fun. Everyone was out there line dancing to both country and pop songs, and the energy was contagious. Even if you don't know the dances, it's still a blast to watch and soak in the positive high energy crowd. Next time, I'm definitely coming earlier to learn a few moves and fully join in. They have two food menus plus a drink menu. Food wise, it was decent. I ordered the ranch steak burger (cooked medium) with fries, and it was a good solid choice. The warm campfire chocolate cookie with vanilla ice cream was a nice sweet treat to end the night. Service is where this place really shines. From the security to the staff to even the guests, everyone was incredibly welcoming. You can tell there are a lot of regulars, and it creates this friendly, almost community like atmosphere. Our waitress (I didn't catch her name) was amazing. She was super attentive, constantly checking in, clearing the table, chatting with us, and just giving off the warmest energy while still being quick and efficient. Overall, the people truly make this place. Great music, fun crowd, and an all around good time. Already looking forward to coming back. Next time with better planning and maybe a few line dance moves ready

$10 cover fee for a full night of line dancing on Thursday (advanced night but all still welcome),…read moreFriday (live band), and Saturdays (live band)! Dance lessons at 6:30 & 7:30pm. Best part is that you can request songs, so if you only know 5 songs so far like me, come early to write them on the list so that you're not just sitting on the sideline all night. The bar & food are pretty darn good. Solid nachos and french fries def good munchies while you're drinking and waiting for your next song! We reserved a table for a birthday on a Saturday, had to spend at least $350 for the booth. The food food was really good though, my favorites were the scallops. Cocktails and shots were served throughout the night, plus the booth had prime seating watching the dance floor. Overall a great place to celebrate!

My Girlfriend Julie & I Are Having Fun Time At Rodeo. I Love Horses So Much At Rodeo.read more

Yee haw I went with friends down south county to check out the RMV rodeo had a pretty damn good…read moretime and even saw a couple of my fellow hometown rodeo nuts doing some badass bull riding. My only complaint was that the beer line was way too freaking long and the price for a sip of the suds was way too high. But if you're on the cougar hunt RMV is the place you need to be there are more 40+ something single women and divorcees there than anywhere else on the planet! Our game finished up the rodeo with the catered barbecue event at a friends house had a great time and can't wait to go back again next year.

We had a photobooth event here at the Industry Hills Expo Center. It was a wedding reception with…read more400 guests in attendance. The reception was held at the Pavilion Center which is a long and very spacious venue with plenty of parking. It is located at the top of the hill and there is a security guard at the gate entrance to check in guests.

I went to the City of Industry Taste event. I paid $62 dollars for unlimited alcohol drinks and…read morefood from various restaurants in the area. Great event. They even had a band from the 80's that was good. I had a blast. The Only thing that I did not like was that they needed a few more vendors for food and wine. They had more beer vendors than wine or vodka. And more Mexican restaurants than others. It was small inside so it got very hot when it got crowded. Parking was included which was great and close to entrance .

Took advantage of Pomona $1 day yesterday to go to the fair with my daughter, my annual fair buddy…read more We stayed from 11:45 until 2:00, checking out the exhibits, eating Dippin' Dots and garlic Parmesan fries with thousand island dressing from Fresh Fry's, and having fun people watching. So glad they decided to change the month of the fair to May from when it used to be in September! Yesterday it was sunny, but not too hot, with an occasional lovely breeze. By the time we left it was starting to get more crowded. If you get a chance to visit the LA County fair before the end of May, be sure to check out the Millard Sheets art building, which has a cool exhibit, and also a hands-on cardboard crafting room for kids and families alike. You can build your own miniature cardboard vehicle to race down the cardboard runway they have just outside of the art room. In the exhibit hall with the artwork of school children, the theme is agriculture and they have several fun interactive exhibits: a giant bubble making station, and remote controlled robotic vehicle that you can "drive" around, and some punching robots that you can fight against one another (it was down when we visited). Check it out! Highly recommended!

Stopped by on Saturday, 05/09/26 with my boyfriend. It was also LA County Day so admission tickets…read morewere $8 online (in contrast to $20), so we took advantage of the deal! We didn't stay here for long and just enjoyed eating the foods they offered. We purchased the $5 Passport of Savings book which is a green booklet that has a bunch of coupons. Additionally, the booklet has coupons for 7/11 which is set to expire 12/31/26 as well as a free Admission Ticket (only valid Thursday-Friday and Memorial day). We used a couple of coupons such as: - MACPHERESONS ICE CREAM: BOGO ice cream cone ($8.50), this place is always part of the booklet deals and so WORTH IT! - BACKYARD BBQ VILLAGE (used 2 coupons): Free fries with purchase of turkey leg ($21.89) and 1 corn in a cup (worth $9.65 but $2 off coupon) / overall subtotal was $29.54, tax (10.5%) was $3.10 and overall total turned out to be $32.64) NOT IN PASSPORT TO SAVINGS BOOKLET - FOOD: - My boyfriend also bought nachos for $10. It also comes with a small plastic LA County Fair container as a souvenir but ended up throwing it away. - He also bought me corn in a cob which was super buttery. He said it was around $9 (insane, I know) NOT IN PASSPORT TO SAVINGS BOOKLET - DRINKS: - 1 space dust = $15.50 - 1 paloma = $12.50 SUBTOTAL = $28 TAX = $2.94 OVERALL TOTAL = $30.94 Overall it was a pretty warm day so make sure to always bring sunscreen and a hat just in case.

AWESOME VARIETY & TRENDY FOOD HALL! Haven City still beats most food halls in the IE. You can't…read morebeat the amount of options and high-quality bites at this culinary hub. Recently, I had Thai food (from Sticky Mango) for dinner accompanied by a Vietnamese dessert (at MiniMi). Haven City offers Italian, French, Cajun, Japanese, and so many more flavors. Service varies by location, but most workers are decent. The food hall is super calm offering indoor seating and an outdoor patio where live entertainment is offered on select evenings. You'll also find an indoor arcade with plenty of games for people of all ages. Weekends can get super busy, so expect a longer wait time as this place is a local event in Rancho.

Sooo many variety to choose from this place has everything for everyone…read more Vietnamese, Thai, Mexican, Japanese, American, Italian, Korean, Chinese, barbecue, pizza, seafood boil, desserts, drinks, crepe, pupuseria, tacos, sushi, pho, banh mi, izakaya, ramen, hot pot, boba, and the list goes on and on and on ... Plenty of seating area throughout the food hall. Plenty of parking outside. Well organized place so I think the service and management is good. Clean and good atmosphere to hang out with friends, families or date night.

Went on Saturday..... big mistake.... tooooo crowded. Book store closed at 2:00 . we always…read moretake our kids there . They love books. Looked but could not find any food truck selling hot dogs . Kids don't uusually like the spiic/adult foods. finally ordered a Taco Cone and found out it was 12 dollars for what was the size of one slice of a pizza AND they charged us $5.00 for a bottle of water that I can buy a full case of 24 bottles for $5.00. This seems like gourging. Most of the food places did NOT have prices posted at all. We have always gone to this event but will think about NOT going ....next year.....

AN ABSOLUTELY MUST DO! One of the Best All Free Annual Events in SOCAL. Take me Home Country…read moreRoads. The Santa Clarita Cowboy Festival happens once a year in the City of Santa Clarita not far from 6 Flags Magic Mountain. This is Annual Free Festival, Free Parking & Free Rides for the Kids. SAY WHAAAAAT! ALL FREE! YUP! People are always saying they'd love to do more things but it's just too expensive especially with a family. Well not here. This is a 2 Day Annual Event. It was a packed House On Sunday with lots of people getting dressed up & wearing western attire & Cowboy Hats & Boots. There are Lots of interesting Fun things to do here. We were lucky & scored a Free Parking space on the street a few blocks away. They have a Parking Lot & Free Shuttle Busses. It's hard to believe this place is less than an hour away from LA & you really do feel like you may have stumbled into Blake Shelton's Home Town. LOL! They had numerous bands in many different locations playing Live Country Music. There were covered wagons which were converted to Make shift Merchandise Booths where people could shop for some unusual items. They had 3 Teepees set up & you could go inside & look around. They had campfires, Old Western Settings & even some Panning for Gold & Lasso Masters doing Rope Tricks. There was Axe throwing, a Bounce House, Driving Automobiles for Kids & the ever popular Riding the Bull. You could also see the Free Museum & head on back & step inside a real locomotive & ring the bell. The Chili was in a Small Tent but was a Big Hit. 5 Small Samples for $10 with some really Great Chili & you got to vote for your favorite. There was a lot of Food Choices here. The Rotary Club provided a Great Deal on some Food Items. The Pulled Pork Sandwich & side of Cole Slaw was only $7. The Peach Cobbler with Ice Cream was also a Big Hit. Water was only a $1 a bottle. They were also selling Cannoli & Italian Ice & Sorbetti a Fruit Swirled Italian Ice Sorbet in its original Fruit Skin. Some of the original 1900s homes were open to see how people lived back in the day. There was even a tiny Church & a 1890s School House. They were selling T Shirts & Baseball Caps of The Cowboy Festival for $18. They had a Bargain Table with past years merchandise for only $3. There were umbrellas & tables & chairs you could sit down & eat. Some people selected to get close to Nature & sit on the grass, a log or on a haystack. This was So Much Fun! If you missed it mark it on your calendar for next year. There are busses to take you back to the parking lot. I recommend skipping the bus & waiting in the long lines & walk back on Main Street & see the town. You will see a cool little village that combines old fashioned Mayberry with today's contemporary cafes, eateries & shopping. Very cool what they have done here Small Old Town Feel with today's modern independent stores. You've heard of the Hollywood Walk of Fame. They have a Western Walk of Fame with old cowboys & western Stars with their names on the sidewalks. A FUN DAY & SO EASY ON THE POCKETBOOK! It used to be, you had to have mega bucks & be really rich to have the Good Life, not anymore. The Game has changed. You've been Upgraded. Now You Can Live Like a King on a Limited Budget!