Pacoima Things to Do

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Gem&Alison said

…. The obligatory Hollywood sign photos were taken and we visited Beverley Hills, Rodeo Drive (featured in Pretty… continue reading »

 Real Travelers who've been here

Howe said

… and check it all out.I picked up the car at 7.30am and headed straight for Universal Studio, it took… continue reading »

Rive Gauche is on Ventura Boulevard in Sherman Oaks. It is very convenient to both the San Fernando Valley and the Westside, for anyone coming over Laurel Canyon, Coldwater or Sepulveda. The ambience is very inviting, with the... more

This library is both a garden and a gallery, as well as a branch of the Glendale Public Library. The gallery houses modern art by Southern Californian artists, an arts studio and a lecture hall. It also holds occasional concert... more

A nature walk geared toward the little ones? It may sound unbelievable, but it's true. These nature walks led by trained docents are a great experience for everyone, but especially for children under eight. It's a chance to rel... more

If shooting is your thing, but you hate the gory killing of defenseless animals, Moore-N-Moore Sporting Clays is the place for you! Experience the thrill of the hunt, in a friendly way. With a variety of Sorting Clay stations,... more

Whenever we think of churches, we think about bible studies and sermons. The church at Rocky Peak is like any other, although this church is not just about that. Unique workshops on quilt-making and fitness is what makes this c... more

Legend has it, that Dark Water Asylum has witnessed mysterious deaths of countless people. Enter this place at your own risk, for you will either solve this long-lasted mystery or you will be doomed for ever. This really unique... more

These caves, located in Griffith Park, are the result of an old quarry dug in 1903 by the Union Rock Company in order to mine materials to use in building the surrounding streets. After the quarry closed in the 1920s, it became... more

It's not exactly the Great Wall of China, but it's still a sight to see. Painted on a flood control reservoir, which runs along Coldwater Canyon Boulevard, this 2,435-foot-long painting is easily the longest mural in the world.... more