The West Coast Theatre is one of the oldest theaters of the city. It's a part of the National Register of Historic Places and is one of the must-visit places in the city.
Howe-Waffle House and Medical Museum is named so because it belonged to Dr. Willella Howe-Waffle, who was one of the first female physicians in the entire county till she died in 1924. Built by Stoughton and George in 1889, the Late Victorian Queen Anne style house now operates as Dr. Willella Howe-Waffle House and Medical Museum by the Santa Ana Historical Preservation Society in honor of the original owner. It open for tours on the first Saturday of every other month, starting from February.
Old Oak Cellars claims to be one of the most famous wineries in the County. Tours of the vineyard and winery delve deep into the secrets of making the perfect batch of wine. There's also a wine club where connoisseurs of wine get together and discuss some of their favorite varietals. In addition, cultural events and wine tasting sessions celebrate this winery's love for wine and make for an all round enjoyable experience.
A passionate company promoting the art of dance through life changing performances and classes. It is led by a creative director Deborah Brockus; featuring a team of local talented dancers trained in a combination of Jazz, Modern, Ballet, Tap, and Street dance techniques. Brockus has worked nationally and internationally on stage, in film, and on television as both a dancer and choreographer. The studio is available on an hourly basis on rent for rehearsals, classes and performances.