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This years apple festival has 80 vendors with everything you can imagine. Candles, essential oils,…read morepurses, jewelry, home decor, clothing and so much more. Don't forget to buy some apples while you are there. You won't go hungry, lots of delicious food and a carnival for the kids. My son is having a great time on the rides. Eating lots of junk food too. If you didn't make it out today, don't worry it will be open tomorrow too.

This was my first time attending and had the elements cooperated, it would've been a blast!…read more I really liked how they had most of the breweries in one aisle, the wineries in another, and the vendor's booths in another. The food booths were at the back, perpendicular to the booze. I found that to be a plus, because I was able to eat my burger without having to worry about the crowd of drunks bouncing from beer booth to beer booth. The vast majority of the booths were local restaurants and the food was a great value. The breweries represented tended to be from the Central Valley and Central Coast, but there was a great showing by some of the San Diego breweries. The wineries were predominantly from Paso Robles, but there was one or two from Temecula out there. Unfortunately the heavens opened up on us that day and even though I bought a dozen $3 umbrellas from Walgreens, about half of my group left after two hours in favor of the Dog House Saloon. I'll definitely give this event another try next year.

This lively event is held in downtown Tehachapi. There was a wide variety of food, wines, and…read morespirits available for tasting. Attendees and vendors were extremely friendly, probably because everyone had been indulging for hours. LOL Tehachapi is a quaint, charming town that hosts a fun food and wine fest!

Can't say enough great things about this place. They did an awesome job accommodating our young…read moregrandkids. It's something when a 2.5 year say they are sad to be going home!!! Can't wait to go back!!!

Awesome family bonding time! This was our first stay and it was great! Met several families who…read morewere repeat guests.

This is my first time visiting since the new owners. It was wonderful, clean and inviting. The girl…read moreat the front counter was very polite and provided great customer service. I took my granddaughter to see Zootopia 2. She had a great time! 11/30/25

Really cute place to see movies at. My cousin lives in tehachapi so every time I visit her I like…read moreto visit this place. So small and sweet I love it!

A 5 star stop for sure!!! What an incredible collection of history. From all ages of Tehachapi…read more Stones and arrowheads to modern horse carts. Doctors accessories, and pieces of historic value from the towns growth. Flash back to an early civilization and see how we were grown. I am in love with the deep history this location boasts. So we'll displayed. Very clean and cool inside, super friendly folks here filled with information. Hit the cool gift shop corner on your way out. There is even a really neat salt and pepper display. There is so much rich history to see here! I highly recommend you pop in ON A WEEKEND and see. They are not open midweek.

If somebody passing through Tehachapi was to ask me, what are the two things we need to do while…read morehere? My answer would be an easy one. Number one head to the Tehchapi Museum, and the second would be to enjoy a poor boy sandwich and ice tea at Kohnens. Those two things and you will have a perfect day. When I visited recently I had the good fortune of meeting Judith Reynolds, who is the museum director. I learned that the museum is run by the Tehachapi Heritage League and is solely run by wonderful volunteers. The docents work about one day a month for 4 hours and range in age from late 50's to 94 years young. I love that they have kept the admission free to the public, they wanted to make sure families could bring the kids and not worry about the price of admission. They do have a donation box and rely on the kindness of visitors, volunteers and grants to keep this museum up and running. You can join and become a member of the museum as I did for my family. It's 20$ for individual or 25$ for a family. People spend more than that on coffee a month, what a great way to keep Tehachapi history alive and available to everyone. With that membership you will receive a newsletter 4 times a year, it's called Settlers' Gazette. It tells about upcoming events for the museum and the Errea House Museum across the street. I was unaware of the events they hold here and now I will make sure my family doesn't miss any. Most of all the items on display are donated by families or on loan. Some of the exhibits include farming, railroad, local history, Native Americans and much more. I happened to really enjoy the display and story about Tony Anthony the fire chief for the old Tehachapi City Fire Department. I am part of a firefighter family and enjoyed looking at everything displayed. I also bought fire patches to add to our collection. In the back to the left is such a great gallery honoring the Kawaiisu people of the Tehachapi mountains. They have a movie playing that is really great to watch. There is so much more to say about the Tehachapi Museum it would take all night to write. Just please visit, learn, become a member and tell your family and friends passing through to stop and see what an amazing place Tehachapi is.

I saw the signs as we came up on from San Diego So before we…read moreI go home I wanted to stop But no Cherries We walk in and it was just a store with pies Cider and fruits and nuts I brought pistachios and fresh figs, A pie. The lady at the cashier was nice too We looked at honey with comb A juices to I bought 2 waters too

Murray Family Farms is an absolute must when you're driving to/from Tehachapi. My friends and I…read morevisited for their U-Pick blackberries and had an excellent experience. The Big Red Barn has a lot of fresh fruit, baked goods, and other treats to choose from. The real fun is when you pick the fruit yourself though. We got ourselves some sweet blackberries to take home. Out on the farm, we had the best tractor ride and learned some fun facts about fruits, as well as slid on the huge slide and played some outdoor games. While we were here, we ate some oakie pies. My favorite is thanksgiving dinner. It tastes just like November-- Turkey, stuffing, potatoes, and gravy. They have other tasty savory pies like the chicken pot pie, blueberry pulled pork, and the breakfast pie. Of course, you could get some sweet ones too! The service is very friendly and the farm truly has fun for everyone! I can't wait to come back for stone fruit season.

The ladies who I have encountered here are so friendly and full of information about the various…read moreartists. I love coming in to check out what is new. The store is organized very well and shows a variety of art and crafts. There is a beautiful gallery in the back of the store with framed art and prints you can buy as well. The value is great for what you get. I have been here several times to get gifts for friends and family. I adore this place.

I love buying gifts in this store. Really cute things at pretty reasonable prices. I usually buy…read morecandles that are made by Tehachapi candle company. Also when you buy something as a gift they will put in a gift bag with tissue and ribbon. Makes it a lot easier. Great art work done by local artist. I am not an art person but it all looks good.

One of the Best Train Museums that we have visited. Located in a Train Depot, it is beautifully…read moredone with displays, artifacts, and Train Memorabilia from the past. Super friendly Staff who really show their passion for trains & the history that surrounds them. They have a nice gift shop where you can find a gift for the train enthusiast in your life, or pick up something for yourself. If you are lucky a train will pass through and you can sit on the platform and feel the history as it passes you by, go see the Tehachapi Loop to complete your visit to Train Town USA.

Enjoyed some time in the downtown area today. Brought the grandkids to play on the little train…read moreslide they have. It's so cute over here and well-maintained. We usually let our granddaughter run around on the grass and play. Luckily, the Man working out front told us not to go on the grass. I guess people are letting their dogs go to the bathroom and not clean up after them. So disappointing, it's such a beautiful area. We were glad for the warning, though. 10/24/25

We love this co-op of all local crafts and artisans. Now that I know they also pay it forward by…read moregiving back by supplying the display elementary schools with art supplies makes our purchases even better!

From the owner: We promote the arts and artists and raise funds for high school art scholarships and art supply…read moredonations for local area schools. We hold 3 arts and craft fairs per year, 2 community photo contests, a Youth art contest, Chalk on the Walk event and feature a new local artist each month in Gallery 'N' Gifts, the fine arts and craft shop TVAA sponsors.

We aimlessly found this winery exploring the roads in the area, and found a gem! The wine grapes…read moreare grown and the wine is produced there at their winery (we love supporting local businesses). My husband had the flight of wines and I tried the cranberry rosé. We both enjoyed them. The winery was hosting a comedy show and dinner that night, they had only 2 empty tables and a few tickets left, so we snatched them up with a table. Awesome comedy show with 4 comedians including the owner of The Well comedy club in Bakersfield. I was able to meet the owner of the winery, Mike, who was so nice and accommodating. He has great staff who are ready to suggest wines, and serve you. This place is a hidden gem that does it all right there!

Cute place in the middle of nowhere! Dog and kid friendly. My toddler had a fun time running around…read moreand my dog was also welcomed. The Frose was reallly good. A tad bit on the sweeter side so if you don't like sweet, probably opt for one of the wines instead. The cheese plate was good and was able to hold us off before a full dinner.