Thus is a review of the facility and not a play/production…read more The Beekay, this is the home of the Tehachapi Community Theater. It holds (I am guessing here) around 150 people. The seating is almost comfortable. I don't think there is a bad seat in the house in regards to viewing the stage. There is a coziness given the small size. The facility itself is well kept, clean and it even looks more modern on the inside vs the outside of the building. The food selections are what you would expect from a tiny gas station (bottles of snapple, small boxes of crackers and packages of cookies. The biggest difference being that gas stations are usually cheaper in cost.

This is a great way to spend an evening. Tehachapi Community Theater never disappoints with their…read morewide array of productions. The performers are always on point and refined and the set quality almost nearly steal the show. A larger selection of food and beverages (beer/wine) would be greatly appreciated if at all possible.

I do not recommend volunteering your time with this theatre in any capacity. On occasion,…read moreinappropriate behavior can occur , and will be overlooked on behalf of certain people. I've spoken highly of this theatre but I can't anymore.

From the owner: Tehachapi Community Theatre performs Live Theatre throughout the year.read more

Where to start?!? This place is amazing. I only wish I lived closer…read more The Wine: I had an incredible small-batch Primitivo that was aged in oak bourbon barrels. It was smoky and subtle at first, with a rich tannin finish and a warm, soft whisper of bourbon. Barely noticeable, but definitely there. I loved this wine and ended up buying several bottles to enjoy later. The Food: I'm not sure why I wasn't expecting this, because as the name implies, they really know their beef. This is a winery that partners with a butcher for the finest selections of mountain-grown beef and they clearly have a man (or woman) on the inside because their cuts were fantastic. My wife raved about the tri-tip salad, and I can honestly say I've never had a better smash burger... Ever. It was called the Black & Blue and featured two fresh smash patties smothered with grilled onions, cheddar, and blue cheese. The cheese intentionally overflowed the burgers and melted onto the grill, creating a ring of crispy, chewy cheddar and blue cheese around the entire edge of the burger. Absolutely fantastic. The Staff: The staff were outstanding. I had a great conversation with the owners, Mike and Beth, about their community and what they're building. Their passion and joy were obvious. Mia and Rhonda were attentive, friendly, respectful, and professional. Tie all of that together with a beautiful view of the Cummings Valley and I don't know what more I could have hoped for. This place exceeded my expectations in every way.

Going to have to add to this later but just had to say what an amazing time we had here today!…read more Haven't been here in a while and I am sorry it has been so long... Such great service, scenery was lovely ( a country feel) and the WINE! I ordered a bottle of wine, and my boyfriend got the wine tasting. My friends went for getting glasses of wine which everyone loved their choices. Very tasty selection of food. We got the charcuterie plate which was beautiful and a good size. My favorite was the loaded tater tots with their yummy chili. Next time the smash burger. Another customer ordered it and it looked amazing. The owners were very kind, warm and friendly. Came out to check on us several times. Doggy friendly. Live music. Just an overall wonderful laid back time. Relaxing. Perfect. Hope to come back soon. Nice get away close to home.

Exciting new business in town for all ages--from kids to adults! They offer art, dance, yoga,…read moreacting, voice lessons, and so much more. Need a rental space? They've got that too. Chris Morales, a seasoned actor and comedian who also teaches drama to kids, is part of the team. Be sure to check out this fantastic addition to our community! 11/13/24

Wonderful !!!!!! I did dance competition so I was looking for something with the same atmosphere…read morefor my daughter ! I tried a couple of dance studios in town and they were just okay. All the teachers here have great technique and are wonderful knowledge teachers ! If you are serious about dance this is the place to go! I also like how you can pay classes online and register for classes , you can keep track of everything it really is a top notch place ! So happy to have found it !!!

Performances in the theater look disgusting. Any child can make a move without looking at the…read moreteacher. Without a teacher, they don't know the dance they've been learning for half a year.

My granddaughter is loving her toddler dance class. Miss Meghan is amazing and so patient. The kids…read moreare learning while having fun!

This summer I started going to the Bear Valley Swing Dance Club classes on Fridays and enjoyed it…read moreso much I decided to take private lessons with Ben, who instructs the class and just started BVDA. I've always found dancing more stressful than anything else, but Ben somehow makes it so fun you hardly notice how much you're learning (which is actually a lot). He's an excellent teacher--makes you feel comfortable, explains and demonstrates everything really clearly, is patient and encouraging, and did I mention fun to dance with? Affordable compared to what you'll pay elsewhere too, especially given his caliber. Seriously, Tehachapi is lucky Ben found his way to us. He's a true pro.

From the owner: My name is Ben and I have over 25 years experience as a dancer, teacher, choreographer, competitor,…read moreand international ballroom champion. I teach private and group lessons in swing, salsa, foxtrot, waltz, two-step and more in the Tehachapi area, and I teach ongoing beginner swing and salsa classes in Bear Valley Springs. Getting married and want to learn your first dance? I teach and perform at special events like weddings, bar mitzvahs, corporate events, parties, ect. Contact me for more information.

Lee's is the only place I'd take a guitar for evaluation or repair. Tehachapi is a little enclave…read moreand getaway for many people "in the arts." Those associates are often taking people for lessons and other referrals; if you truly knew their resumes you would lose your mind. Keep it cool; we all benefit from Lee's and all it provides our little community.

I took my Taylor guitar to Lee's House of Music for a neck reset and repair of the electronic…read morepickup system (took about 5 days). He charged $160 which I thought was fair. But after I got the guitar home, I heard something rattling around inside the guitar body! One of the 2 bolts that holds the neck to the guitar's top side wasn't even screwed in and just fell out while driving home! It wasn't even attached meaning the neck wasn't secure with the strings installed! A neck reset is what I requested and paid for but it wasn't completed... I left a message on Lee's company voicemail but no response so far. Unbelievable and inexcusable. He fixed minor damage to the top and also fixed the electronics but I had to remove the strings in order to re-install the bolt and washer using a socket, extension, and socket wrench. While loosening it, the high E string decided to break as well so now I have to buy another set of elixir strings. I also noticed the bolt he did install wasn't very tight so I had to tighten that up too. All in all I guess you get what you pay for. Good work but not completed! Could have caused the neck to separate from the body and damage the guitar.