I've been going to rods in the Bluff now for quite sometime, I have a 1955 Chevy and recently…read morepurchased a 1932 Ford Roadster it's just fun to bring out the cars and talk with people having them admire our cars and builds. It's always great to run into old friends and make some new ones along the way!!! There's food, drink and pop corn snow cones and a good time. At the end of the evening they hand out awards top 10 asks a best of show.. The best part is having people walk up and say I had one of those cars in high school, there are apply of questions about our rides and many your car is beautiful, no matter the build the cars are our love and we get to spite them off!!

Been around well before I came out to this neck of the woods. I've been coming here for three…read moreyears. Anthony and the rest of the Hot Rod Coalition do a great job organizing this. I just wish it was more than just four times a year. Great venue. Lots of great cars.

Despite the heat (100 degrees) we found a nice shady area overlooking the lake at Woodward Park in…read moreFresno CA. We haven't gone to a festival since we were in graduate school at UC Berkeley and Stanford. It was beautiful! Being outside in nature, watching Canadian Honkers, various kinds of ducks and other birds fly was a real treat! The music was great! We loved observing children, young and older adults. Everyone brought their blankets, chairs and pillows. We felt like we were in the 70's again. Everyone looked beautiful. It was a really good vibe. The event was very organized and guided us through the different phases of the event. There were food stands and trucks as well as other places to buy merchandise from the festival. Approximately two or three thousand attendees attended the event. People were friendly and everyone interacted, took time to create their lanterns. Some played cards or drew pictures or wrote why the wanted to make a lantern. Lastly, the best part was to place your lanterns in the lake. A beautiful, peaceful place to gather together, express and interact and enjoy in a beautiful setting. Wonderful!

What a great experience to get to do this with my sister, niece and nephew! I've always wanted to…read moredo something like this ever since I seen the Disney movie Tangled. Despite the 100 weather. It did not feel as hot around 7pm. Parking was really hard to find. You really have to come early to get a closer parking, so walking was a bit of a distance. Check-in was easy and there was time set aside for people who wanted to share their story. They had food and shop vendors for this event. Definitely recommend wearing some tennis shoes because of the dirt area and a lot of grass area was already take for those that came super early. Would love to do this again next year and take my son next time.

The dude and I came to Clovis Fest on 9/25/21 and planning on attending with my niece tomorrow…read more9/26/21. We stopped in to check out all the Goodies. Parking was so easy to find come early as a lot the neighborhoods were filling up pretty fast. We live down the street but decided to drive over in case I wanted to buy something and too heavy to walk back with. They have over 200 Booths with unique items. I am mostly interested in the Princess Booths with the face painting which I am planning on getting my face done along with my niece tomorrow. They also have a Beer Garden which was not open yet when we arrived today at 10am. They have so many food booths from BBQ, Country Fair Cinnamon Rolls, Boba, Indian Food, Mexican Food and Fair food along with the other restaurants in the area such as Luna's, House of JuJu, Roll Me Some and other goodies. I love the little girls Garden Booth and wanted to buy everything up from the little girl and her parent! They were so pleasant and nice. All my Princess Senses were tingling. They had performances going on and live bands and signing up for Raffles which I highly recommend which I did win a Raffle before coming to a different outdoor event so they are LEGIT! The Clovis Chambers, SPCA was there with Puppies, Republican and Democratic Parties and SUPPORT OUR POLICE when CLOVIS PD was there looking GOOD :D the dude and I couldn't stop staring haha it was fun. They have a Kids Zone filled with games, petting zoo, princess face painting and so much more! I would highly recommend giving Clovis Fest a try. I loved the music and performances and seeing all the young entrepreneurs and established booth owners and unique shops. Clothing, hats, food for days! It was hot dat so make sure you grab water, hat , sunscreen and a the many boba or shaved ice or ice cream places to cool off. Coming back tomorrow and planning on getting a new plant to add to Our garden. Totally fun, Family friendly event and did I tell you they have A TRAIN RIDE!!!! I highly recommend coming!!

I really love watching the balloons take off. It's such a beautiful sight to see. You have to get…read morehere early if you want a good spot. Parking fills up quickly and people settle into the rodeo grounds early in the morning. The balloons take off after 7 and there are about 10 balloons total. One balloon stays behind to offer tethered rides. Pretty cool for only 10bucks a person. Across the street where the farmers market usually is in Clovis are tons of vendors. They sell everything from soap to food. All unique gifts to take home. The cutest thing this year was they had little kids selling their products. It was great to see young entrepreneurs. There is also plenty of delicious eats to chose from with all the great food trucks and restaurants in Clovis. So if you're ever free when they have Clovis fest again it's a must to come check things out.

This is a must if you live in the Fresno area, hands down!…read more In years' past, you were able to walk down the street. This past Christmas season, though, we all drove through it - at least, when we went - which made for a much quicker experience, of course, but it spared us the cold weather and muddy ground. Pack a car with family and friends, and come experience the magic. Go early or risk getting into some serious grid-locked traffic for a little while. There's vendors and cheer, galore. Some home decorations feature specific themes, like Marvel or Disney, while others take a more secular approach or else go all-out Christmas bonanza. The bigger, the better is what it's all about. Though this event is free, donations are encouraged to keep the tradition going year after year.

This is one of many traditions we have in our little family. My daughter is older now and I have to…read morepersuade her to continue with the tradition. I love to come when on the walk night. A lot of people come and just walk and admire the Christmas decorations that every year they put and keep the old decorations and year after year they add new ones. I don't really know how link the walk is from beginning to end. But you need to come prepared. Put some confit shoes and a thick jacket. It gets cold. It is a nice tradition that they stared after a child die in one of the houses after that the tree in front of the house they started decorating it and more families started to decorate their houses. It has become one of the nicest things to do as a Comunity. Love coming here! Also be prepared to give a donation. They need help for the resources. Very pretty every year!

This is a great little convention in the local library. The organizers are communicative and very…read moreaccommodating. Today was s great day for gaming. Of course they do have snacks available with proceeds going to the Friends of the Library. Crazy Squirrel Games store is also on hand with dice, bags and books for your game doing enjoyment. There are a couple of nice sandwich shops nearby for lunch and a supermarket across the street for emergency snacks. There is also a raffle each day with a variety of items you can win. I highly recommend this convention. The best reason, it's free!

The correct name is the Dan and Kathy Rouit Flat Track Museum …read more Started by local Flat Track star Dan Rouit who passed away a few years ago. The museum has a base collection of bikes from a board track tracer to a XR750 and bikes are changed out as loaned bikes are brought in., Hours are by appointment only now but should improve in Spring/Summer . It's a privately owned place so please make a donation . Call ahead and arrange . Lots of memorabilia , famous pictures and autographed gear .

What a super experience! I don't know much about flat track racing, but I do love motorcycles, and…read morethis place is loaded with carefully restored classics made by Harley, Indian, Triumph, BSA, Honda, Yamaha, and many others. Whether you're a hardcore enthusiast or just sort of interested in motorcycles, you definitely should see this collection. Call for hours.

Best new car show and venue in a long time. Connected with Clovis Black Pot Cook-off. Close to 225…read morehot-rods and custom car entry's. Olde towne clovis blocked off and nicely placed car and cook-off entries. Well organized.......very accessable parking as opposed to the Tower Show and Cars on the Bluffs .......no security problems....antiquing in addition to the rock and roll music and varied eating spots in olde town clovis. Best hidden secret spot is the Java/coffee house with the patio that serves wine and beer and live Jazz out back.

The dude , older niece and I came to Vintage Days on 05/01/22 as the niece loves attending…read morefestivals yay! Vintage Days is such a lovely event put on by Fresno State. It was well organized. A lot of police presence so we all felt safe. I honestly don't know where to start. I'll start with parking. Parking is free which was nice as we didn't have to pay woohoo! We parked by the Science 2 building (brought back memories when I went there from 2011 to 2015). It was fun to show my niece where I went to college and she now thinks Vintage Days is what goes on at colleges everyday haha I had to explain to her. Anywho , they have a plethora of shops and items for EVERYONE from kids, young adults, adults and so on. The niece of course gravitated to the arts and crafts booth ran by college students or volunteers, we got her a wrist band to check out all the rides and games even the petting zoo! They had a video game section inside which was cool and we played 3D super Mario with an actual maze, they also had vintage video games as well. The niece had such a ball!!!! She lost it when she saw baby yoda and the Mandalorian!!! We were both kids in that moment including the dude too haha. Got the nieces face painted . I spoiled her all day! They had so much food but we couldn't find water :( or anything to drink which was bummer as the time went on as the niece was really thirsty. I forgotten to pack water -_- so I went to 10 spots and no one had anything. Only staff had waters. Anywho, I ended up buying a Bonsai which was a total night mare as it was infested with bugs unfortunately when I brought it home from the vendor which is common when I researched the issue but it was beautiful while it lasted. Presently I had to spray it down and it's barely surviving ! But glad either way to support the man's small business. Overall, Vintage days is a MUST! Make sure to bring water or snacks as it was scarce this year. Great time and a lot of fun. We stayed the whole time practically!!!

Vintage Days 2022 was an absolute success. Hubby and I took the two toddler grandkids on Saturday…read more We planned to walk around a bit, eat lunch, let them enjoy the kids zone a bit and then head out. We told their parents we'd be back in a couple of hours. We were having so much fun, we were there almost 4 1/2 hours! First we bought drinks and food from the student vendor booths and found a nice spot to enjoy, quickly. The kids were ready to check out all the fun. Thank you organizers for a fabulous Kids Zone, wow! Reptile Bob, Kim's Petting Zoo with pony rides, all of the inflatables from California Jumping. Just wow! Oh the train too. Perfect location. The kids rode the train 8x while we sat in the shade and enjoyed their excitement. The kids wanted Boba but the line was too long. We walked through the craft vendors a bit but the kids were ready to go by that time so we didn't get to enjoy. Next year. $20 for a kids bracelet was an absolute steal. No fee for parking, thank you. Food prices absolutely reasonable.