Whether you are a local, a part-time resident or a visitor to the valley, one thing you must do while in Ojai is visit the Ojai Certified Farmers' Market.
This outdoor market takes place every Sunday from 9:00am to 1:00pm at 300 East Matilija Street. That is right behind the Arcade shopping center in the downtown village area and is within walking or biking distance from most of the hotels and homes in Ojai. Check out this list to see some of the seasonal produce you can find at the farmers' market. And check out this list to see some of the farmers and small business owners who bring their local produce and wares to the market. Hope to see you there!
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"See How They Run" is a "madcap British farce" directed by Richard Camp and playing at The Ojai Art Center Theater Thursdays through Sundays from August 18 through August 28.
To learn more, visit The Ojai Art Center. To buy tickets, go to ThreeMasketeers.bpt.me. Here is what the Three Masketeers Facebook page says about the show: "Wondering why Brexit is happening? Ever been mistaken for a Vicar? Think pants are overrated? The Three Masketeers are proud to present another British farce: See How They Run! Written by Philip King and directed by Richard Camp, this play is a fast paced comedy with mistaken identities, drunk mavens, and even a Russian convict thrown in for good measure." Now through September 25, the Ojai Valley Museum has a rather interesting exhibit that you should stop by and see.
They are currently exhibiting 11 unique collections owned by locals that include mid-century souvenir paintings, vintage bicycles, beer steins, movie costumes, insecticide sprayers and more. The museum is open Sundays from 12:00 to 4:00pm and Tuesdays through Saturdays from 10:00am to 4:00pm. Admission is $5.00 for adults, $1.00 for children between the ages of six and eighteen, and free for children under six. The Ojai Valley Museum is a Blue Star Museum, so active-duty servicemembers and their families can visit the museum free until Labor Day. The museum is located at 130 West Ojai Avenue in the heart of downtown Ojai. Photo Credit: Ojai Valley Museum The Ojai Art Center is integral to arts and culture in Ojai and is currently offering an excellent opportunity to see Annie Get Your Gun.
Showtimes are Fridays and Saturdays at 8:00pm and Sundays at 2:00pm now through July 31st. General admission is $20.00, admission for seniors and A.C. members is $18.00, and admission for students is $15.00. The show stars Holly Sewell as Annie Oakley and Scott White as Frank Butler and is directed by Tracey Williams Sutton. Visit The Ojai Art Center website for more information. You can order tickets online or call their reservation line at (805) 640-8797. Frog Creek Farm is a seven-acre lavender farm in Upper Ojai located off Highway 150 and Sulphur Mountain Road. During the months of June and July, they are open to the public, for you-pick lavender gathering and great photo opportunities.
Visit their Facebook page or call (805) 921-0027 for more information. |
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