Best Arts and Culture Places in Chino Hills

"The University Art Museum at California State University, Long Beach creates exhibitions and programs that provide space for critical interpretation of contemporary and modern art and culture. Admission: Admission to the UAM is always free.​. Museum Hours: Regular Hours resume on Monday, January 28: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday – 12:00 – 5:00 pm Wednesday: 12:00 – 8:00 pm Friday, Satuday: Closed Sunday: Closed; only open for special events (Open February 3 from 12:00 – 5:00 pm for Free-For-All Family Art Day)"

"Nestled in the hills of Altadena, Cafe Culture is a family-owned and operated, socially-conscious coffee shop that serves breakfast, and lunch, along with espresso drinks and fresh drip coffee. The casual café has a warm and welcoming atmosphere with comfortable seating, warm wooden accents, and complimentary wireless Internet, and serves traditional and specialty coffee drinks, espresso, bag, and loose-leaf teas and healthy smoothies. The café also serves a small menu of light, made-from-scratch fare such as freshly baked pastries, croissants, sandwiches, and salads."

"– Bowers Museum If you are here without kids, then head over to Bower’s Museum. This small museum has a lot of great exhibits, many that focus on California’s history. It is well laid out, and the exhibits themselves are engaging and very informative."

"Highlighting the talents of selected visual artists, the Center Gallery exhibits feature works throughout the year at the Downtown Anaheim Community Center."

"If your only idea of ramen is the cheap stuff that got you through college, you have to try authentic Japanese ramen from Master Shigetoshi Nakamura. The signature Citrus Ramen has a chicken broth base and tangy kick. The Tonkotsu Shoyu Ramen with Pork Chashu might be their most popular, and they have a nice variety of sushi rolls as well."

"Great selection of sushi and sashimi; the freshness of the raw fish is very noticeable by the look and in your mouth."

"Unclean food and cooks Sometimes the food smells like cigarettesThere are other good shops around, but this place seems to have a lot of problems to fix...."

"Built on top of 20 acres of open grassy terrain, Boisseranc Park is the perfect local park to get out and see nature tucked into Buena Park. This park features four lit tennis courts, full amenities including restrooms, picnic areas, and a community building. The park also features a playground for the little ones, a swimming pool that is open during the summer, and four handball courts."