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Discover Claremont Launches “Unexpectedly Midweek” Promotion, Offering $100 to Spend at Local Businesses

Limited packages available for Sunday–Thursday overnight stays at participating Claremont hotels

CLAREMONT, CA (May 11, 2026) — Southern Californians looking for a meaningful midweek escape have a new reason to head east: Discover Claremont has launched “Unexpectedly Midweek,” a limited hotel promotion designed to showcase Claremont at its most relaxed and rewarding. Guests who book a qualifying minimum two-night stay (Sunday–Thursday) at a participating hotel receive a $100 Claremont Card, redeemable at nearly 50 local merchants. Packages are bookable exclusively at DiscoverClaremont.com.

Midweek in Claremont is the perfect time to stroll, explore, and recharge – without the weekend crowds. Enjoy long lunches at a chef-owned restaurant in Claremont Village, revel in unhurried shopping at locally owned boutiques, and take afternoon walks through the California Botanic Garden or Benton Museum of Art at Pomona College. Spend the $100 Claremont Card at standout spots like Bardot, Claremont Craft Ales, Crème Bakery, The Back Abbey, Packing House Wines, and many more only-in-Claremont merchants, spas and activities.

Participating hotels include Hotel Casa 425, a boutique hotel with an outdoor living room, fire pits, and complimentary bikes for guests; the resort-style DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Claremont on Historic Route 66, featuring a sparkling outdoor pool, The Orchard Restaurant, and Piano Piano dueling piano bar; and Claremont Lodge and Motel 6 Claremont, with comfortable options at a range of price points near I-10. Together, these properties offer 400 inviting guest rooms suited to couples, friends, and solo travelers looking for a cultural escape just 30 miles from downtown Los Angeles.

Book a midweek getaway at DiscoverClaremont.com/stay.

About Discover Claremont

Just 30 miles from downtown Los Angeles, Claremont is a cultural hub brimming with art, international cuisine, boutique shopping, and outdoor adventures — close enough for a quick overnight or weekend escape. Explore over 20 museums, galleries, and gardens; sip local ales and spirits; sample gourmet bakeries and epicurean shops; and recharge at inviting spas, studios, and salons. With 400 guest rooms across four hotels and a walkable Village with free parking throughout, Claremont turns an ordinary getaway into something fully unexpected. Plan your stay at DiscoverClaremont.com.

Discover Claremont is the city’s dedicated destination marketing organization.

Experience a Joy-fully Unexpected Holiday Season in Claremont

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

CLAREMONT, Calif. —  Just 30 miles from downtown Los Angeles, Claremont invites visitors and locals to experience a Joy-fully Unexpected holiday season filled with nostalgic charm and the warmth of community. Festivities begin on Friday, December 5, with the City’s Holiday Promenade and Tree Lighting Ceremony, which kicks off a series of events, including Luminaria Nights at the California Botanic Garden, the December Art Walk, and the Claremont Farmers Market held every Sunday. From shopping small to enjoying live music and festive lights, Claremont’s unparalleled holiday experience offers a welcoming place to gather, linger, and celebrate connection.

This year’s holiday campaign is a citywide collaboration presented by Discover Claremont, the Claremont Chamber of Commerce, and the City of Claremont, in partnership with the Village Marketing Group, the Claremont Forum (organizers of the Farmers Market), the California Botanic Garden, and the Claremont Art Walk. Together, these community organizations are uniting to showcase Claremont’s creativity and spirit through nostalgic experiences that begin with Holiday Promenade Weekend on December 5 and continue with festive events and local traditions throughout the month. The campaign reflects a shared commitment to supporting local businesses, strengthening community connections, and celebrating the best of Claremont for residents and visitors alike.

Key Events Include:

  • Holiday Promenade & Tree Lighting Ceremony (Dec. 5): The City of Claremont’s signature holiday event featuring Santa Claus, live reindeer, caroling, and Village Marketing Group Cheer Stops throughout the Claremont Village.
  • Luminaria Nights at the California Botanic Garden (Dec. 5–6, 12–13 & 19–20): A beloved tradition presented by the California Botanic Garden, with glowing lanterns, live music, and holiday cheer across three festive weekends.
  • First Saturday Art Walk Holiday Edition (Dec. 6): The Claremont Village Art Walk welcomes visitors to local galleries and shops with festive exhibits and light refreshments.
  • Claremont Farmers Market (Nov. 23, Nov. 30, Dec. 7, Dec. 14, Dec. 21): Fresh produce, holiday greenery, handmade gifts, and artisan food in the Village, presented by the Claremont Forum.

Claremont’s hotels, restaurants, and shops are gearing up for a busy holiday season, welcoming visitors and shoppers with festive décor, unique dining experiences, and seasonal specials. The community is ready to greet guests with the creativity and hospitality it’s known for, offering many ways to celebrate, explore, and unwind. Visitors can plan their getaway and find trip ideas, weekend itineraries, and event details at discoverclaremont.com/holidays.

“Claremont’s holiday season is a reflection of what makes our city special: creativity, collaboration, and community,” said Kathleen Fariss, CEO of the Claremont Chamber of Commerce. “It’s inspiring to see so many organizations and local businesses come together to create something that truly benefits the entire city. We’re excited to welcome visitors and invite our community to celebrate all that Claremont has to offer this season.”

About Discover Claremont
Claremont is a cultural hub brimming with art, international cuisine, boutique shopping, and outdoor adventures. Close enough for a quick overnight or weekend escape. Explore more than 20 museums, galleries, and gardens; sip local ales and spirits; sample gourmet bakeries and epicurean shops; browse locally owned boutiques and restaurants; and recharge at inviting spas, studios, and salons. Claremont turns an ordinary getaway into something fully unexpected. Learn more at DiscoverClaremont.com.

Discover Claremont Invites Visitors to Celebrate Claremont Heritage’s 43rd Annual Home Tour Weekend, October 10–12, 2025

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CLAREMONT, CA – Mid-century magic meets modern discovery as Claremont Heritage presents its 43rd Annual Home Tour Weekend, October 10–12, 2025. Sponsored in part by Discover Claremont, this three-day celebration of architecture, culture, and preservation invites visitors to experience the city’s modernist treasures—and to stay in one of Southern California’s most vibrant destinations.

The weekend kicks off Friday with a Claremont Bus and Walking Tour led by pop culture humorist Charles Phoenix. Known for celebrating classic and kitschy American life and style, Phoenix brings his trademark wit and storytelling to this three-hour tour.

On Friday evening, Sunset Magazine partners with Claremont Heritage to present the Sunset Reception at the historic M.H. Cowen House, designed by Cliff May, father of the California Ranch house. Built in 1939, the Hacienda Ranch recently won the 2025 Preservation and Restoration Award from the California Preservation Foundation.

Saturday highlights include a Places of Worship Tour, featuring four architecturally significant sites designed by Richard Neutra, Edward Durell Stone, Theodore Criley (with art direction from Millard Sheets) and Culver Heaton. The tour is presented as part of Docomomo National Tour Day, an annual celebration of modern architecture and design.

Other events include a lunch talk from historian and author Alan Hess on “Claremont Modern,” and an exhibition and reception titled “The Search for Organic Architecture,” honoring Foster Rhodes Jackson, a Frank Lloyd Wright protégé who designed over 800 modern structures in Claremont and surrounding towns.

On Sunday, the signature Home Tour, “Preserving the Recent Past,” opens doors to seven unique Claremont residences that showcase mid-century modern and ranch styles. Highlights include a Jo Paul Rognstad-designed masterwork, and the homes of Charles Phoenix and management pioneer Peter Drucker. Rognstad would later design 18 skyscrapers that transformed Honolulu’s skyline. This docent-led tour runs from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., and visitors should plan on up to four hours to visit all seven homes.

Make it a weekend escape. After each day’s events, visitors can explore Claremont’s tree-lined Village with its boutique shops, chef-driven dining, and inviting patios. Stroll the California Botanic Garden, browse The Benton Museum of Art at Pomona College, or linger over Sunday brunch before heading home. Hotel rooms for this weekend are limited; check availability at DiscoverClaremont.com.

For the full event lineup and ticket information, visit claremontheritage.org. To plan a weekend stay, visit DiscoverClaremont.com.

About Discover Claremont

Just 30 miles from Los Angeles, Claremont is a cultural hub brimming with art, international cuisine, boutique shopping, and outdoor adventures—close enough for a quick overnight or weekend escape. Explore more than 20 museums, galleries, and gardens; sip local ales and spirits; sample gourmet bakeries and epicurean shops; browse locally owned boutiques and restaurants; and recharge at inviting spas, studios, and salons. Claremont turns an ordinary getaway into something fully unexpected. Learn more at DiscoverClaremont.com.

 

Midsummer Theatre Festival “Rock and Room” Getaway in Claremont Offers Musical Thrills, Overnight Stays, and Brunch Bonuses

 

CLAREMONT, Calif. (June 30, 2025) — Discover Claremont® is turning up the volume this July with “Rock and Room,” an exclusive hotel and theater package timed with the 11th Annual Midsummer Theater Festival, presented by Ophelia’s Jump Productions, July 10–20. 

The annual Claremont festival takes a bold turn from the Bard with a high-energy staging of We Will Rock You, the rock musical by Ben Elton and Queen. Set 300 years in the future in a world devoid of human-made music, We Will Rock You follows a rebellious band of Bohemians fighting to bring real music back to life. 

Discover Claremont’s “Rock and Room” July promotion offers visitors who book a stay at one of three participating hotels—DoubleTree by Hilton Claremont, Hotel Casa 425, or Motel 6 Claremont—two tickets to a festival performance of We Will Rock You and a $25 Claremont Chamber gift card, perfect for brunch the next morning at one of Claremont’s acclaimed bakeries and restaurants.

To redeem the package, travelers must pre-book their stay directly with the hotel and request the Claremont “Rock and Room” promotion. The offer is valid for stays during festival dates only and while ticket supplies last.

The Midsummer Theater Festival runs July 10–20, Thursday through Sunday evenings, at Pomona College’s scenic Sontag Greek Theatre. Each night begins with “Green Shows” at 7 p.m., featuring local performers, followed by the main show (We Will Rock You) at 8 p.m. Gates open at 6:30 p.m. for pre-show picnicking on the lawn. Beer, wine, and snacks will be available for purchase.

About Claremont, California

Just 30 miles east of Los Angeles, Claremont is Southern California’s college-and-arts town, full of delightfully unexpected finds—from chef-owned restaurants and locally crafted ales and spirits to hand-curated boutiques, inspiring campus art walks, and over 20 museums, galleries, and gardens. With inviting guest rooms, wellness finds, and the walkable, tree-lined Claremont Village, it’s perfect for an overnight getaway.

For more information, visit DiscoverClaremont.com. 

Ophelia’s Jump Presents La Tempestad (The Tempest) & The Knight of the Burning Pestle in Repertory at the Sontag Greek Theatre

Annual Midsummer Shakespeare Festival In Claremont Co-Sponsored By Pomona College

Ophelia’s Jump Productions celebrates their 10th Annual Midsummer Shakespeare Festival co-sponsored by Pomona College, presenting La Tempestad (The Tempest) and The Knight of the Burning Pestle. Both productions are performed in repertory, alternating each night from July 11 through July 21, 2024, at the Sontag Greek Theatre, the historic outdoor venue located on the grounds of Pomona College in Claremont.

Prior to each performance, the venue will open early to accommodate picnickers. Concessions including craft beer, wine and snacks will be available. There will also be a nightly Green Show (originated in Elizabethan times), a pre-show entertainment at this iconic venue featuring local bands and performers.

About La Tempestad (The Tempest) by William Shakespeare

A story of betrayal, forgiveness, and magic. This bilingual adaptation of The Tempest is adapted and directed by Beatrice Casagrán with original music by Andres Vadin and Arturo Stable and is set on Isla de Pinos off the Coast of Cuba. This high energy production with choreography by Kati Hernández brings a Latin vibe to Shakespeare’s most magical comedy.

Próspera is the Governor of Cuba and secretly an Iyanifa, (Ifá priestess) a role forbidden to women. Antonio, her jealous and ambitious brother plots with Alonso, the Viceroy of Nueva España to overthrow and exile Próspera. They accuse of her being a witch, Sycorax, assault her and banish her and her 3 year old daughter, Miranda, out to sea. Próspera’s ship sinks but she and Miranda are washed on onshore on Isla de Pinos when Ariel (Yemayá) intercedes to help them. Eighteen years later, a ship is caught in a violent storm with Alonso and Antonio on board. Próspera, tells her daughter, Miranda, that she has caused the storm with her magical powers. Próspera and Miranda are served by Ariel and by Caliban, who unbeknownst to him is Próspera’s son born of her rape and cursed by her rage. Próspera sinks Alonso and Antonio’s ship but saves their lives so that they wash ashore on her island where she can settle accounts.

About The Knight of the Burning Pestle by Francis Beaumont

A group of thespians present a romantic play about star-crossed lovers… well… they would if the audience would just shut up. A rowdy grocer and his wife demand a different play starring their apprentice. The company must now perform two plays: the romance, and an improvised chivalric adventure complete with knights, giants, and sick dance moves.

Enjoy a night of comedy and chaos with our hilarious take on this 17th century parody.

An Evening of Summer Fun

The Ophelia’s Jump Midsummer Shakespeare Festival presents award-winning productions under the stars in a beautiful outdoor setting. Arrive early and enjoy the Green Show performance beginning at 7:00 pm before settling in for an evening of theater. Local restaurants and businesses will be offering selected take-out options to enjoy prior to all performances.

This year, seating will be available at ground level so feel free to bring a lawn chair or stadium seat. Stadium seats are available for rental based on availability.

Midsummer Shakespeare Festival

  • Title: La Tempestad written by William Shakespeare. Adapted and Directed by Beatrice Casagrán
  • Title: The Knight of the Burning Pestle, by Frances Beaumont. Directed by Caitlin Lopez
  • Location: Sontag Greek Theatre, Pomona College, 300 East Bonita Ave., Claremont
    (located behind Seaver Theatre)
  • Opening: Thursday, July 11 (The Knight of the Burning Pestle) & Friday, July 12 (La Tempestad)
  • Regular Run: July 11 through July 21, 2024

Specific Show Schedule (all performances at 8:00 pm):

  •   La Tempestad – July 12, 14, 18, 20
  • The Knight of the Burning Pestle – July 11, 13, 19, 21

Online Tickets at opheliasjump.org

Group tickets available, contact info@opheliasjump.org or 909-734-6565

About Ophelia’s Jump

Ophelia’s Jump is a non-profit regional theatre company based in Claremont and performing in Claremont and Upland. Ophelia’s Jump Productions was founded in 2013 by women and queer artists and educators who believe that the purpose of theatre is to create unending conversations, spark imagination, incite conscience, and elicit a visceral response. OJP aims to invigorate the creativity and intellect of our community by working with local and regional artists to tell compelling stories and educate new generations of theatre lovers. Ophelia’s Jump is a 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation.

About Pomona College

Located in Claremont, California, Pomona College is widely regarded as one of the nation’s leading liberal arts colleges. Established in 1887, Pomona is known for its quality academic programs, a challenging curriculum, close relationships between students and faculty, a range of student research and leadership opportunities, and a strong commitment to the arts.

Additional information available at www.pomona.edu

Claremont Weekend Getaway Itinerary Ideas

Last Drop Cafe menu sign in Claremont CALooking to escape all the hubbub with a weekend getaway in Southern California? Claremont, a city with an overabundance of trees – and nationally renowned colleges – that just oozes charm, will make you think you got teleported to a college town back East.

Fuel Up

To kick-start your restorative weekend trip in Claremont, enjoy a cup of joe and a freshly baked croissant on the patio at Last Drop Café, located in the quaint Claremont Village. From here you can admire the historical architecture, gaze at the San Gabriel mountains and gear up for some boutique shopping in the neighboring stores.

Head Outdoors

Mount Baldy, just minutes away, makes for an excellent day-trip. Depending on the season, you can hike, mountain bike, zip-line, or partake in a wide variety of fun snow activities. Afterwards, you can take a ski lift up to Top of the Notch Restaurant & Bar, which offers a unique dining experience with amazing vistas.

Another option for nature lovers is Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden, the largest botanic garden dedicated to California native plants. If you’re at the Garden during late spring or summer, the Butterfly Pavilion is a must-see.

Claremont Village Awaits

Once you’ve perused an amazing variety of plants, or walked among beautiful butterflies, you can stop at The Back Abbey for a gourmet burger and an artisan crafted beer on the patio. Or you can head over to Claremont Craft Ales (opens at 1 p.m. on weekends), where various gourmet food trucks land daily. Rhino Records in Claremont CA

After lunch, you may want to check out the captivating assortment of musical instruments at Folk Music Center, expand your record collection at Rhino Records, do some vintage shopping at The Grove Vintage, or check out some of the art galleries in the Claremont Village or at the Claremont Colleges.

If you’re a serious art lover, you’ll want to plan your weekend trip around the Claremont Art Walk, which is held on the first Saturday of the month and showcases local artists at galleries throughout the Claremont Village.

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Come sundown, the Packing House offers a profusion of exciting evening activities. You can catch a live stand-up comedy show at Flappers Comedy Club, do a wine tasting at Packing House Wine Merchants, have dinner and hookah at Casablanca Bar and Grill, or enjoy hand-crafted cocktails at The Whisper House, Claremont’s first speakeasy. On Friday nights, you can shop one-of-a-kind arts and crafts at Art Mart, held inside the Packing House.   

Whatever place you decide to go to or activity you choose to partake in while in town, we trust you’ll leave Claremont with shoulders softened, a smile, and effortless breath. 

“Dine and Stay” Specials During Claremont Restaurant Week, July 10-19

Southern California foodies can select from prix fixe lunch and dinner menus at more than two dozen participating Claremont, California, area hotels and restaurants during the third annual “Claremont Restaurant Week,” July 10-19, 2015.

claremont_restaurant_week_2013Claremont Restaurant Week highlights the city’s contemporary dining choices and provides foodies with an opportunity to sample specials created by local chefs. Visitors to Claremont can enjoy an overnight stay at local hotels, each of which will be offering special “Dine and Stay” packages that include $50 in Discover Claremont gift cards – redeemable towards dinner at most participating Claremont Restaurant Week locations.

A limited number of “Dine and Stay” getaway packages are available on a first-come, first-served basis to guests who book directly through DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Claremont, Hotel Casa 425, Claremont Lodge, Motel 6 Claremont and Knights Inn Claremont.

Claremont Restaurant Week is presented by the Claremont Chamber of Commerce in partnership with Discover Claremont, the Claremont tourism board. More details and restaurant menus can be found at www.ClaremontRestaurantWeek.com.

Claremont Chamber hosts Women’s Leadership Conference

Join the Claremont Chamber of Commerce for a day of motivation, inspiration and fun at their Women’s Leadership Conference on Friday, March 6, 2015 from 9 a.m.Claremont-women– 3 p.m. at the DoubleTree by Hilton Claremont, 555 W. Foothill Blvd. Claremont.

Presented by Claremont Lincoln University, this day-long conference will explore significant topics including the hidden rules of success, personal branding and the history of women. The attendees will also have the opportunity to have a panel discussion with current and former women elected officials.

Featured speakers will include: Lori Giovannoni, a nationally recognized speaker, author and businesswomen; JuliAnn Stitick, nationally-known personal brand and image consultant; and Dr. Peg Lamphier, author and IGE Professor at Cal Poly Pomona. All are welcome and encouraged to attend – as it will be an empowering day filled with practical information for everyone.

Cost per person is $100, which includes a continental breakfast and lunch. Registration is available online at www.claremontchamber.org by Friday, February 27th. For information on becoming a sponsor or exhibitor call (909) 624-1681.

About the Speakers:

  • Lori Giovannoni is an award-winning speaker, author and businesswoman. Her clients include small businesses, as well as Fortune 500 companies and departments within federal, state and city governments. Lori’s contributions as a volunteer in her community have earned her many awards, including the Athena Award. As the Dean of Executive Women International’s Academy of Leadership, Lori has designed and developed all the courses that comprise the Academy of Leadership.
  • JuliAnn Stitick, a nationally-known personal brand and image consultant, will speak on personal branding, encompassing communication skills, body language, presentation, wardrobe, client experience, organization and followup. JuliAnn is a trusted image advisor for top level entrepreneurs globally and organizations crossing every industry, including the Oscars, the Golden Globes, Disney, Nordstrom and Lexus.
  • Dr. Peg Lamphier is an author and Professor at Cal Poly Pomona. Peg attended Arizona State University and the Claremont Graduate School. Her first book was published in 2003 about politics and gender during the Civil War. Peg is currently under contract with Blackwell-Wiley as co-author for a Civil War and Reconstruction text book and is an editor of a four volume Encyclopedia of American Women with ABC-Clio.

Claremont to Host “Claremont Restaurant Week,” July 14-20, 2014

claremont_restaurant_week_2013Claremont is hosting its second annual Claremont Restaurant Week from July 14-20, 2014. The seven-day “Midsummer Night’s Dine” event showcases the City of Tree’s many grills, sandwich shops, bakeries, and fine dining restaurants. With a growing number of regionally acclaimed restaurants and dozens of locally owned eateries keeping the food scene fresh, it’s no wonder that critics have declared Claremont a “food neighborhood” that’s “worth the drive” for foodies and tourists. Many of Claremont’s more than 75 eateries and hotel restaurants will participate by offering prix fixe lunch and dinner menus, ranging from $10-$40, that highlight their chef’s specialty cuisines. Restaurants confirmed to participate include the following:

  • Aruffo’s Italian Cuisine
  • Bardot
  • Casa de Salsa
  • Casa Moreno
  • Euro Café
  • La Parolaccia Osteria
  • Lounge 425 at Hotel Casa 425
  • The Last Drop Café
  • The Loving Hut Claremont
  • The Orchard at DoubleTree by Hilton Claremont
  • Packing House Wines
  • Pappas Artisanal (La Verne)
  • Pizza n’ Such
  • Podge’s Claremont Juice Co.
  • The Press Restaurant
  • Rounds Burgers
  • Saca’s Mediterranean Cuisine
  • Salad Farm
  • Tutti Mangia
  • Viva Madrid
  • Walter’s Restaurant
  • Zpizza Claremont

“Claremont Restaurant Week will showcase our growing, local culinary scene that is comprised of some terrific young chefs, experienced and daring proprietors, menus filled with locally sourced ingredients, and restaurants serving craft beers and ales that complement their meals,” said Maureen Aldridge, CEO, Claremont Chamber of Commerce. More details and a growing list of participating restaurants can be found at www.ClaremontRestaurant.com. claremontcoc_728x90rev

Ben Harper & Ellen Harper to Headline 2014 Claremont Folk Festival

The 31st Claremont Folk Festival takes place on Saturday, May 31st, 2014, with gates opening at 10:00am. The festival features a wide range of music, art and learning experiences, housed within the natural beauty of The Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden.

General Admission and VIP Seating tickets are available.  Children 12 and under are admitted free, except in the VIP section. VIP tickets are limited and the price includes prime reserved seating and VIP lanyard. VIP tickets must be purchased for children.  For more information and tickets, visit http://folkmusiccenter.com/folk-festival/. 

Musical Performers:
Ben Harper and his mother Ellen, Very Special Musical Guests (to be announced May 5), Dave Alvin & The Guilty Ones, The Gonzalo Bergara Quartet, The Coals, The Chapin Sisters, The Ooks of Hazzard, Blue Highway, Steve James, Rick Shea, Ross Altman, Peter Harper, Phoebe Bridgers, and Old Brown Shoe

Storytellers:
Angela Lloyd
Karen Rae-Kraut

Music and Art Teachers:
Ukulele Bartt, Jason Arimoto, John Rockwell, Homero Chavez, Rick Shea, Kevin Marin, Steve James, Leigh Adams, Ray McNamara, Gonzalo Bergara, Ross Altman, Kent Besocke, Chris Wahl, Bob Hurton, Sue Geeting, Phoebe Millerwhite, and Sue Bush

Workshops:
Cajon Drumming, Songwriting, Bottleneck Slide Guitar, Gypsy Guitar , Banjo, Beginning Ukulele, Reggae Style Ukulele, Fancy Fingers on the Ukulele: Right Hand Stuff, Mosaic Making Studio, Drum Circle, Fine Art with the dA Center for the Arts, Body Percussion & Boomwhackers, Harmonica, Protest Songs, Open Jam/Song Circle

Kids Passport Activities:
Song Quilt, Face Painting, Butterfly Pavilion, Zen Painting, Sunflower Planting

Local artists will be selling a variety of art, musical instruments and more.  Gourmet food trucks and local micro-breweries will provide food service in designated areas during the Festival. 

Festival attendees will have exclusive access to Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden for the day.  The entire 86 acres will be open for self-guided tours and exploration.  RSABG members can receive a discount code by contacting The Garden development office @ development@rsabg.org or (909) 625-8767 ext 221 (4 ticket max).

The Garden is a living museum, much different from a park or other recreation area, so personal food, glass bottles, and animals (with the exception of identified service animals) are not allowed.  We do encourage bringing refillable bottles of water for personal hydration.

This is a Rain or Shine Event.  No refunds.