Dance Ojai at the Ojai Art Center is INCREDIBLE. I found out about them online when I was looking…read morefor activities for my friend's bachelorette party. I reached out to Isha from their website, and was blown away by how kind and helpful she was. I was toying with the idea of doing a private dance class, and she was eager to help, but unfortunately the timing wasn't quite right. In the end, we decided to attend the Beginners Bollywood Dance class together. I could not believe it was only $5. If I lived in Ojai, I'd be there every week, and telling all my friends about it! The class was energetic, approachable, fun, and a great work out. We had SO MUCH FUN. And Isha was an incredible instructor. She helped us take some cute pictures before the class began, and allowed our group to do the choreography together just us so we could record it. I cannot recommend Dance Ojai highly enough!

Free museum with interesting artwork from local artists. We met & spoke with two of the artists. It…read morewas fascinating speaking with Ted Gall, a well known sculptor in Ojai. He's 83 years old & he's still creating art. He told us a little about his life & his artwork. He even let us touch one of his sculpture in the glass case. We saw his art at the Ojai Valley of History and Art & the OVA arts store too. We spoke with his sister Laurie Byrne & learned about her art displayed, technique & inspirations.

I had a great time at the Libby bowl, seeing and grateful shred…read moreA very warm and welcoming crew at the gate, law-enforcement was hands-off and kind, As far as production, the band had enough talent to provide the stimulus needed, there was not a ton of lighting and sound was a bit weak but overall, what a great time, my only true criticism was the lack of planning on the hospitality side One beer and beverage vehicle for 900 people,... I think they'll rethink that going forward

I love this venue! It's easy, accessible, small, intimate, reasonably priced, sounds good, easy…read moreparking and so NOT a big overwhelming arena. With less than a 1000 seats there isn't a bad seat in the house. Shows end early so you can get home if you want or just make a weekend out of it and enjoy Ojai!

It was my first visit there and I was welcomed with such respect, it felt like I was among familiar…read morefaces. I encountered numerous friendly American Legion members who made me feel like part of their community. Post 482 established the benchmark for subsequent posts in neighboring cities by emphasizing the importance of honoring all military personnel, both past and present, as well as their families. We'll be back and thank you so much for your support and beautiful hospitality. Can't wait to taste those tacos on Taco Thursdays!

The only military veteran "hang out" in Ojai....and probably one of Ojai's best kept secrets…read more Tucked deep in a parking lot off Ojai Avenue (across the street from the original Westridge Market), It's a great place for Vets to meet, have a drink, watch sports, BS and play pool. All American Legion members and their guests are welcome. Limited hours of operation - Generally MON-SAT 1PM to 8PM (later if there's a pool game happening). There are also other scheduled events - like Tuesday Bingo, Friday night dinners, and the occasional BBQ or Veteran Motorcycle run. Big patio in the back with another pool table, a BBQ pit and horseshoes....in addition to a kitchen facility and fully stocked bar.

Ojai Youth Entertainer Studio puts on some really impressive shows. You can tell they care about…read moreteaching and helping young performers improve. Their productions are always well done and enjoyable to watch. They recently moved locations and now perform at the Matilija Theater, which is a bigger, 300-seat space. It definitely makes the shows feel more exciting. If you're into youth theater or want to support local talent, this group is worth checking out.

OYES is the most amazing youth theater group. We just saw Peter Pan Jr and it was the best show…read morethey've done so far. The costumes were insane, and the kids were so crazy talented. We are soooo lucky to have this studio here in Ojai!

Camp said they would do a good job of building community. They did the opposite of that for our…read moredaughter. There are strong cliques, and outsiders are shunned and ostracized. Months after the camp was over a girl asked a click of girls in my daughter's bunk about my daughter (who has lots of friends at her school and is well-liked) and they replied by expressing disgust and disdain. My daughter overheard her counselors expressing that they don't like children. So, HARD PASS on this camp. My daughter ended up disliking Judaism by association bc of this camp.

We have just returned from another family weekend retreat at Ramah, and once again had a wonderful…read moretime. I have to say that I was particularly impressed at how the staff has adapted since the very long time kitchen manager and director have changed over after almost 20 years. It just reinforces that they have their programs down to a T, and are committed to providing wonderful experiences. Ramah is most commonly known for Jewish summer camps, but check out their other programs as well!

If you know me, then you already know... this is my happy place…read more I don't even know where to begin because this place has become so much more than a tasting room to me. Majestic Oak is my happy place. Seriously. The second I walk downstairs, I instantly relax. I don't know what it is... maybe it's the red umbrellas, the beautiful greenery, the cozy little patio, or just the overall atmosphere. I close my eyes for a second, take a deep breath, and it honestly feels like I've escaped into my own little world. I come here about once a month, and there's a reason I became a wine club member. Yes, the location is absolutely beautiful, but let's talk about the wine... every. single. one. has been amazing. I'm usually more of a red wine girl, but even their whites have surprised me. They're crisp, refreshing, and just plain delicious. I honestly haven't had a wine here that I didn't love. But what really keeps me coming back is the people. Rita deserves the biggest shout-out. It's not just that she takes amazing care of us every time we visit. It's her personality. Her knowledge. Her passion for the wines. She makes you feel like you've been friends forever, and somehow every visit feels even more special because she's there. She has this way of making everyone feel welcome, and that kind of hospitality is something you can't teach. For me, Majestic Oak isn't just somewhere to drink wine. It's where I go to slow down, breathe, laugh, and enjoy life for a little while. It has become my home away from home, and I honestly can't imagine a month going by without stopping in. If you're anywhere near Ojai, do yourself a favor and visit. Come for the wine... stay because you'll probably fall in love with everything else too. One last thing... we stopped by today, as usual, and Kristy took such incredible care of us! She was so welcoming, attentive, and made our visit just as memorable. It reminded me that the amazing service here isn't just one person; it's the culture. Every visit leaves us feeling like family, and that's something truly special. (Oh... and if you see Bruce, make sure you say hi! He's the sweetest little furball and just might steal your heart before your first sip of wine. ) Thank you, Majestic Oak, for creating a place that truly feels... Majestic.

Been a member for two yrs Great place, great staff!…read moreDefinitely check out. Everything feels good here and we're happy to be here

Thank you for supporting local theatre! WITCH was such an awesome play. We had the best time.read more

Kim helped me and my wife write our wedding vows and I cannot recommend her enough. Her process for…read moregetting your creative spark going is truly incredible. She has the perfect techniques for getting your thoughts and emotions on the page in a way that simply would not be possible on your own. Not only that, but she also takes the time to help you perform your work at the highest level, letting yourself feel grounded, in touch and connected to your piece when it comes time to share it. I cannot recommend her highly enough. Trust her process and you will not be disappointed. I cannot wait to work with her again!

We visited here on Saturday, April 4, 2026 at about 3:30PM with just a party of two…read more We joined the small tasting room with the intention of just doing a tasting; however, we ended up staying more than two hours, because they have live music every Saturday from 4pm to 6pm. They have two great options. They have a four choice wine tasting, which allows you to choose any 4 from the current list of 8. Or, you can indulge in the full monty which is where you get tastings of all wine currently on the menu. They are both very good values when comparing wine tasting rooms. The air conditioning was on, and we were happy. The music, the wine, the vibes and there was a wonderful employee working that day (I'm sorry, it's only been 24 hours and I cannot remember his name) Anyway, the whole experience was great. I would definitely return again.

Came in for a wine tasting quick wine tasting, but stayed an hour longer with additional glasses of…read morewine, great conversations, and wonderful live musicians. Great local artwork all around the tasting room and a fun painted upright piano. Our tasting host was very friendly and provided short tid bits of information of each wine. My husband did the $19 four wine pour tasting and I did the $36 Full Monte pouring of their entire eight wine tasting. I enjoyed my first Grüner Veltliner white wine, 2024 Grunay (a hint of sweetness yet still crisp to the tongue and a light body). I also enjoyed their Tempranillo red wine, 2023 Taransay (well balanced medium body, slightly on the drier side but not too much, and had some nice tannins), this is the full glass I ordered after the tasting. I was not a fan of the 2021 Soay (Red Blend of 70% Granache, 15% Petit Verdot and 15% Petit Syrah) - I really wanted to like it as I typically like this blend, however there was a strange aftertaste that reminded me of water that was rinsed in dried rice. From 4PM - 6PM on Saturdays and Sundays, there is a local musician. Today was a singer-songwriter who played both acoustic and electric guitar and was accompanied by a lovely bass guitar player. They performed a few lighter versions of rock music and a handful of originals. Overall, great value and good music.