I almost don't want to post....this is my go to place for fun activities. All the staff have been…read morefriendly and kind. My son also belongs and we are great supporters to all their events. You must join but the annual fee is reasonable. They have two major events and these help hem be low cost to the community. We do most of the summer events and folks that are not members can pay to do activities and just pay more than a member. pearl, Melissa, Tony and Kyle are great staff. I am forgetting some, sorry.

I've been a member of the Community Center for a few years now. They offer many different programs…read morefor all ages. But due to work, I have only been able to take a few classes throughout the years. But I do love the variety of classes that they offer and how constant their schedule is. If you are looking for a Japanese school for your child to attend, they offer that. If you would like to just learn more about the community through the different cultural classes, just sign up for the emails and you can be alerted for upcoming classes that they offer. I've taken amigurumi (crochet), ikebana (Japanese flower arrangement), and a cooking class. All of the instructors are great and mostly volunteers. So it just shows you what a great community there is. They have festivals through the year and also help put on the West Covina Cherry Blossom Festival. They also host the West Covina obon at the center but it is organized by the Buddhist church which is based out of the community center. So there is just a lot of activities that you can get involved with.

My wife and I were in town for the Yuma County Fair and stayed at the Holiday Inn right next to the…read morefreeway. It felt very exclusive and the room we got was on the 4th floor. It was amazing. Spacious. Two queen beds, a chair, bureau, large flat screen TV, etc. We had a lot of space and a very quiet room. Decent size fridge and a microwave as well. We got breakfast cards with our stay and had terrific meals each morning from Burger Theory. A couple of days we took our meals to go so we could have them as lunch at the fair. This is clearly the premiere place to stay in Yuma. It was great to see several pilots and flight attendants checking in one night and several members of the Army or National Guard another night. It's a short shuttle trip from the hotel to the airport. As bustling as the hotel was at times, we were never neglected. The staff was always top notch - from the manager on duty to the ladies in the Burger Theory, to the cleaning staff. Highly recommend staying here the next time you're in the area.

This is a great place to stop and sleep…read more First the front desk has been manned every single time I have come or gone from the room. I feel so much safer knowing they are there. I have been greeted each time too. My room is huge and I don't feel like I'm away from home, the bed is so comfy, and the room is so quiet. There are lights in various parts of the room so I can read and not disturb my DH while he's sleeping in. The bathroom is great, easy to access, nice hot showers, and I have a fridge for my cold waters each morning. I'm very pleased and grateful for a nice room, great service and close by food. Thank you

As a non-denominational church goer for many years, I saw this location not far down the street…read morefrom my new home. The women are in long dresses long hair and I guess that's how this church goes. I've never been this conservative of a church. Not for me. I like to wear pants and short hair. lol

This is a friendly church. These people are genuine Christians. We enjoyed the presence of God and…read moreanointed singing and preaching. We were amazed that their pastor is fluent in Spanish too. A great place to find direction for your life.

I really, really like all the services they provide. From the receptionist to the actual doctors,…read morethey are wonderful! Every location that worked with me has been a joy. They are attentive, respectful, mindful, thorough, and consistent. The psychiatrist I saw was willing to listen to my mental problems and I think June the therapist was a very sweet lady there to just listen which I can always appreciate. I really like the dentist I see. She and the assistants make me feel comfortable and they seem non judgemental. I have the nastiest teeth for a 32 year old. Tsk tsk on me. The substance abuse counselor, Mr. Felix was such a breath of fresh air. He went at my pace and we set realistic goals for my road to recovery. I will always choose their services over anyone else's except I'm in a program which means I have to see my program's psychiatrist only. Very good people and professional :)

I can't say ANYTHING negative about this place. I'm a white woman who needed lots of help with…read moreeverything and Chinatown was there for me at my lowest. Leo, Alvin, Jordyn in BH and the Dental Department have exceeded my expectations with the kindness and care they extend to myself...and I know for sure other patients. I will forever be grateful for finding this gem of a place. It's difficult to find good care and this is exceptional.

Republic of Slowjamastan: The Nation You Didn't Know You Needed!…read more Ever wanted to visit a country that's smaller than your average Costco but ten times more entertaining? Look no further than the Republic of Slowjamastan, a hidden gem off Highway 78 in the middle of literally nowhere. You'll know you've arrived when your GPS starts to laugh at you. The drive alone is an adventure, with nothing but open road and desert as far as the eye can see. Then BAM--out of the dust emerges a tiny "nation" with its own quirky flag, customs, and government (I'm pretty sure the sultan is just the most interesting man in the world). It's the kind of place that makes you question everything you know about borders and citizenship. Who knew sovereignty could be so much fun? This is the perfect spot to bring up at parties. You'll blow everyone's minds when you casually mention, "Oh yeah, I've been to Slowjamastan. No big deal. It's not on most maps yet." Instant conversation starter, and who doesn't love a little international travel brag? Is it ridiculous? Absolutely. But that's what makes it unforgettable. Pack a snack, bring a camera, and prepare to say, "Wait, what?" more times than you thought possible. 10/10 would recommend for anyone looking to spice up their road trip playlist and add "citizen of Slowjamastan" to their résumé.

I'd been wanting to visit the Salton Sea and check out some of its famous spots. Bombay Beach was…read morehigh on the list. Rolling south from Palm Desert on a Saturday, we arrived around 11 AM. Right at the entrance, there was a shade tent with a guy trying to sell $5 parking for an art festival happening that weekend. I politely passed. My goal was the Ski Inn for a cold one, and honestly, it was blazing hot, not the day to wander the dusty town. The vibe was surreal. It felt like a mini Burning Man. Ironics were roaming around town in their get-ups, hanging out at RVs and Rivians. There was an overall strange mix of art and chaos. Bombay Beach itself is pretty rough around the edges. There was lots of "art" mixed in with junk and debris. I snapped some photos and wandered the playa, or whatever they call it here. Some pieces were interesting. My favorite was the Elon Musk installation. Eventually, I made it to the Ski Inn, a classic tourist dive bar hangout. I grabbed a cold beer, did a bit of people-watching, and soaked in the scene before heading out. BTW, same place Anthony Bourdain visited sometime around 2006/7 filming his show "No Reservations." Bombay Beach is definitely an oddball destination. Not sure if I would recommend roaming around when there is a big festival, but it has its quirky charm. I would like to return when it is a bit calmer, though honestly, it may just be a spot to experience briefly rather than linger. 3.5 stars

We were spending a week in Palm Springs, and as a lover of street art, when I read about Bombay…read moreBeach, I had to come see it! It is a very surreal experience to say the least. We parked in the town and walked around, as many of the properties have artwork on them as well. Then you have to crest a little hill to actually see the beach. There are things to see all over the beach, it just depends how far you like to walk. Definitely bring shoes that can get mucky, as the sand can be wet and sloppy. It was a super unique experience, and we were glad to do it. You are definitely out in an area with little or no retail, gas stations, restaurants, etc. so be prepared for that.

Community Access Center Leonard Ortega, Creative Resource…read moreManager*, Maria Rojas, Program Director, Mario Janesin, Program Manager Plus the amazing team! 6848 Magnolia Ave, Suite 150 Riverside, CA 92506 Phone: (951) 274-0358 Ext. #104 Fax: (951) 274-0833 The Hidalgo family, truly wants to say Thank you for the medical supplies July 25, 2022. While we are new finding assistance, we made the right call finding the Community Access Center in Riverside with your team Leonard Ortega, Maria Rojas, Faustino, Mario Janesin. They provided a lot of useful tools that can be applied today as we need lots of resources at this time. We will be back and appreciate all the support to keep my dad alive! We had a terrible experience at the hemet hospital and now to have my dad fully disabled, is a shock and with everyone telling us it can take up to two weeks for assistance. The Community Access Center saved the DAY!! While we will still need in the future diapers, bed linens and cognitive items for care.. Hoyer Lifts, mobility bed / chair and as my dad can't care for himself at this time. Plus any suggestions, would be greatly appreciated. Thank you so very much! This team has continued to give in the time of need. While my dad's is back at Loma Linda with Excellent care from the best Hospital! Thank you and very grateful! Highly recommended!! Gary Hidalgo Cell: 909 239 7080 Email: hidalgogary@gmail.com

I would like to commend Leonard Ortega, who is the Assistive Technology Coordinator, and his…read moreorganization, the Community Access Center (CAC), for much help in securing needed equipment for a man in the community with limited income and mobility disabilities. This organization is an important community resource for all Riverside County residents with disabilities. Besides helping to secure equipment, Leonard also explained how the different businesses and organizations work together to rehabilitate used equipment for those needing it. I highly recommend that if your family has equipment such as a powerchair that is no longer needed, to donate the equipment to CAC. They connect with the community and can provide the equipment where it is most needed.

Jessie is a great artist and teacher! He was so patient with all of us. He came on time and…read moreprepared. If you are even considering doing something at your home, book with Jessie instead of an actual studio! I loved all of the colorful aprons he provided too!

Jesse was wonderful. He was patient and waited for all of the kids to arrive. He works great with…read morekids and they really enjoyed him. The kids followed his instructions and he encouraged creativity. I would hire him again.