The Corona Chamber of Commerce has been an incredible partner! Their dedication to supporting local…read moreorganizations and businesses is truly appreciated. We're grateful for their continued collaboration and commitment to our community.

The Corona Chamber of Commerce and Staff has been a great resource since joining in 2015 as a…read moremember. My company Escobedo Design a local design and marketing firm sales has increased by 110% in over 3 years of my membership. They hold great workshops and you feel that the City of Corona is still a small town. Armando Escobedo Owner & Dessigner Escobedo Design

Great independent movie theater. Lots of cool community events and they show a lot of classics and…read moreunique movies, niche ones from the past and much more. A lot of them are one day only special showings and some are played a couple days, so definitely follow their socials to see what's going to be showing next. They also have their own film club that you can join with discounts and benefits too. They also have their own merchandise too and participate in a lot of local community events, which is always neat. Love to see that. Concessions are also affordable, unlike at large chain theaters. Huge plus. I came back here again recently to watch the Bang Dream! 10th Anniversary concert showing. Lots of cosplayers, wota doing wotagei (Google it, you won't be disappointed) during the showing (testament to how chill welcoming this theater is), and we did a group photo at the end together and there was a merch gathering in front. Absolute W. Since it is a smaller theater, the restrooms can get super busy with lots of people there for a singular event, so keep this in mind if you have to time your restroom breaks best on intermission etc. My only qualm, though might makes sense based on context, but the seats were super uncomfortable (though I was sitting for 5 hours for a very extended showing) and my lower back and butt muscles were cooked. Maybe bring a cushion or something for the next visit.

Mother-daughter date at The Frida Cinema was nothing but good times. $10 movie tickets is a win…read moreitself, but this nonprofit independent cinema is also so unique and welcoming. The Frida Cinema is situated in the heart of Downtown Santa Ana, and fits right into the cultural district. We were greeted by a very friendly worker, who later came into the theater to announce our movie. We watched Little Women, one of the two movies playing for the day. I had a great time! They play many classics, horrors, and diverse films that are selected. Other movies currently playing include Gremlins and How the Grinch Stole Christmas. You can go on their website and check out their movies. I would definitely go back and catch a movie again at The Frida Cinema. You can also rent the venue for film screenings, birthday parties, etc.

Mosaic Rhino Tours provided an exemplary trip for us to Africa! Every single detail was taken care…read moreof with precise attention, thoroughness and professionalism. As a result, we were able to enjoy our game drives, hotel accommodations and experiences completely! It was a world class experience, and I give them my highest recommendation!

We had four cities scattered around Spain to visit in just 10 days. Mosaic Rhino Tours created the…read moreperfect itinerary, placing us at the heart of the cities whether we were exploring art and architecture, the beach, historical sites, or unique dining experiences. Barcelona started at a tapas bar where we chose tapas from a buffet in a rustic atmosphere of archways made of giant stones, Then a Barcelona tour that included architecture from the Roman era to Gaudi's creations and a view of America's Cup race in the Marina. A train took us to Alicante where we stayed in a Palace that was 100 feet away from the plaza full of sidewalk cafes! Paid a visit to the Miguel Cervantes tribute (Author of Don Quixote), the plaza, and marina. Next was Seville, where we took a tour and stopped at a Pizza restaurant -- walked around some landmarks, and prepped for our 4 days in Madrid. There we had an amazing Tapas and Wine Tour, visited Prado Museum, and other historical sites, and yes, discovered some amazing cafe/restaurants right around the corner from our hotel. Found the best Paella in Spain, discovered new wines, and found a restaurant "Jardin Secreto" overlooking the plaza. (from a list of hidden dining gems thanks to tour guide Patricia Willems.) There is no way I could have arranged or found everything myself. It was definitely a one-of-a-kind experience.

Cool local trail…read more Everyone from Norco knows what pumpkin rock is. Pumpkin rock is this huge rock up on the hill that is painted like a pumpkin. Locals maintain the trail, keep it clean, clean up the graffiti, and repaint the rock. Parking is essentially in a neighborhood. The trail itself absolutely has no shade. So bring proper clothing for being in the Sun. Also bring water if you're going on a hot day. When you get to the top, you get a great view of the valley. It's pretty cool to see a rock that looks like a pumpkin. This is the perfect trail during the fall to get in the Halloween spirit and for any Halloween lover.

Checked in last Sunday and wow -- I didn't realize how Halloween-popular this trail gets! The…read morecrowd was wild (in a good way) -- hikers dressed up, groups everywhere, and a whole lot of pumpkin spirit. It honestly felt like a mini fall festival on a mountain. I went with one of my hiking baddies, from LA Hiking Baddies, and I'm so glad I brought my hiking sticks -- that incline is no joke! The trail loops nicely, and we clocked about 4 miles total in roughly two hours (with plenty of snack and photo breaks, of course). The best part? Waiting in line for the famous giant pumpkin photo -- because if you didn't snap it, did you even go? Totally worth it. Pro tip: go early, bring water, and wear something festive if you want to blend in with the Halloween vibes. Super fun hike with a view that's just as cute as the crowd.

For years I hesitated to travel to my country because of the details involved and the price of the…read moreairfare. The moment I contacted Milica at Trip Designs, I told my friends and family the wait was over and I have found my travel agency. The entire team comes together to get their customers the best experience possible. I am in the planning stages of the trip but the excitement of planning is so pleasant that I know that I am in good hands. My only question is "Why didn't I find them sooner?" But I'm grateful that I found them now!!! Looking forward to my big journey back home!!!

Trip Design staff are well travelled folks, who know where are all the good spots to visit…read more They've organized some incredible adventures for us, and were always there to help when we needed to change something. Highly recommend.

We had such a great experience at Lucky Strike Bowling! This place used to be called Bowlero. My…read moreson's band got together for bowling, pizza, and fries, and they had the absolute best time. We booked the package with two bowling games, and it included all the pizza, fries, and drinks the kids wanted within the hour and a half we reserved -- which made everything so easy and stress-free. After bowling, they all headed to the arcade and didn't want to leave. The space is fun, well organized, and perfect for groups. Most importantly, the staff was incredibly kind, welcoming, and helpful throughout our visit, which really made the experience even better. The kids are already asking when we can go back. Highly recommend for family outings, group hangouts, or celebrations!

Idk if they recently got an upgrade or what but everything looks super new and nice. It's also…read morereally clean and has a lot of potential. One thing I just didn't like was there was literally sooooo many lanes open and they made us all squeeze in one side of the room. I mean I get it if they were busy but wtheck. They should've spread everyone apart to give us all some comfort. I get it for a restaurant if they have one server and we all have to be scrunched together but this made no sense. Another thing is that it is super expensive. The food is pretty expensive. I got one flat bread (not even a full pizza) and a large fries and two extra dips. It came out to almost $30. For two games and 2 pairs of shoes it costs almost $70. I guess that's how much bowling is nowadays. It does get busy during the night during weekends, but they do have a half off weekday special and isn't as busy during the mornings. Their arcade set up is pretty big I didn't even bother playing that bc who knows I would've spend another $50 on just games. The area kinda sketch, just beware of your surroundings.

Such a nice free thing to do in the city of Corona. The first museum we entered was the history of…read moreCorona. Explore the early beginnings of Corona from 1914. You can see schools, firefighter uniforms, racing, agriculture and even a small convenience store. The woman that works there was so sweet and welcoming. She offered us fruit on our way out. Next we went to see the train museum. It was so detailed and cute. Keep an eye out for the parts that move. There's a spot to step up on for the littlest to take a closer look. My toddler was still too small to see so I was carrying her around and a kind man brought out a stepping stool for her to stand up on. Last we went into the barn to see the horse and carriage. We enjoyed the sun outside in the garden and read some books. Overall we had a wonderful time and I was so grateful for everyone's hospitality.

Pretty little area with options to rent for events. I went over on a Saturday in January to get a…read more"lay of the land" in researching a venue for our wedding next year. I didn't ask anyone "in charge" for info but, visited the art museum building and enjoyed speaking with the folks gathered to look at the art and chat. Enjoyed my time walking the grounds. I just don't know if the rules they have in place will work in our budget as the rental fee is a bit steep and doesn't even include chairs for a wedding ceremony at the gazebo lawn area. It also seems steep to have to secure one of their security people to serve a champagne toast. Those are logistics for our particular needs that don't effect this park as a whole. Bring out your visitors and the kiddos to explore!

Went here last week, May 15, and I thought the city said all the splash pads were open but this one…read morewas not. Drove all the way out here and all the kids were playing in swim suits, but no water. I called the city and they had no clue and said it should be working but there have been some issues with the plumbing/water pipes so it might not be. You should probably start working on that before summer hot weather hits.

Second try driving out here and the water is not on.. specially considering it's a Saturday …read more. real disappointed kiddo.

The guide was all over the place and could not stay focused. The tour was so long and dragged out,…read moreit was boring and uneventful. We couldn't break away to leave... painful.

Our group had a great time on the tour; very fun, interesting, and informative :) Hope to do…read moreBlackstar in the future

I love this city lol…read more I partially grew up and went to high school in Corona. The experience was great. Corona has some great schools. Some of the safest schools in my opinion. There's a lot of good food in the city of Corona. Miguel's Jr and senior was born here lol Anyone who lives in Corona or used to live here, knows about Miguel's and the Miguel family. Bakers also exists here as well as Luna Grill and plenty other gems. Corona is not too far from Orange County, but is much cheaper to live. Most places close early in Corona. It's rare to find spots that are open 24 hours. It's a city that goes to sleep early lol To be fair, the night owls can head to Riverside to stay out late. It's not a far drive from Corona.

I love the city of Corona and how strong the community is, but I hate that the city has so much…read morewasted potential. The city has not been transparent about the plans for the 6th street mall revitalization. What was advertised as a walkable, shoppable downtown-- that was in partnerships with the LAB holdings property management, responsible for some popular venues in OC-- quickly turned into a stagnant project with deceitful renderings. The project was initially promoted to be finished by 2026, now sits pending with plans constantly changing and not reflective of what was initially offered. @takebackcorona on IG does a good job diving into this. It's important the city is transparent with plans and honors the wishes of the community. This project is funded by our property taxes, and the city is going along with plans that do not align with the wishes of the people or Corona, as demonstrated in a survey of what people feel like we need. Corona needs more spaces that families can hangout. We shouldn't have to drive to neighboring cities to find things to do. EX: the farmhouse in riverside, rodeo x in Ontario All of the fun things to do, spacious parks, family friendly amphitheaters are all out of Corona. The city is doing the most to make Corona a passing by city, and not enough for the families in Corona to enjoy. If you are against more dense housing that brings added traffic, while also not having anywhere meaningful to spend time in Corona, please pay attention to the city council members and what they plan to do. Staying active and informed is the only way to have a corona that is community focused. We do not want more property taxes to fund more projects that the community doesn't believe in.