Hemet Tickets

Situated in southeastern California, is a beautiful City of Hemet. The city offers many local attractions to both, its residents and visitors alike. Places like the Ramona Bowl amphitheatre (where the love story of Ramona and Alessandro are told in a beautiful theatrical each year), Western Center for Archaeology and Paleontology, and the Hemet Museum have always been the focal point of interest for many, drawing millions to Hemet year-round. They city also provides great recreation opportunities as well. Featuring the Lake Hemet and also the Diamond Valley Lake, flowing to its south, Hemet also offers fishing areas, hiking trails, camping sites and a recreation park. The city's true colors can be seen only once you have visited it. In order to explore the culture and history of Hemet, grab your Hemet Tickets now, and get to this picturesque city as soon as possible!

Hemet is a city located in the San Jacinto Valley in southeastern California, in Riverside County, USA. Hemet is situated southeast of San Bernardino and south of San Jacinto, at the foot of the San Jacinto Mountains. Having mostly a dry land area, the valley is encircled by the San Jacinto Mountains and Santa Rosa Hills. The Diamond Valley Lake flows to the south of Hemet. The total area encompassed by the City of Hemet is 25.6 square miles, all of it being land, none covered by water. Due to the city's dedication to the local forest According to the estimate of 2006, the city had a total population of 70,136, experiencing a population growth of 19.25% since the year 2000.

Initially inhabited by the people of the Indian tribe, called Cahuilla, Hemet was first founded in 1887. It got incorporated as a city on the 20th of January, 1910, having 992 people in total. As the local agribusiness thrived, and also the development of the aircraft industry took place during the 1970s and the 1980s, Hemet, along with its surrounding area, experienced an extensive growth. Even today, the city grows avocados, citrus, grain, vegetables, and nursery stock; whereas, poultry and dairy cattle are also bred in the area. Hemet, along with the greater Hemet area, is served by two school districts ? the San Jacinto Unified School District (SJUSD), and the Hemet Unified School District (HUSD), which serves the entire, except a small division of the City. HUSD is also the largest employer of the city. The second largest employer is the Hemet Valley Hospital District. Thus, Hemet's largest employers are the public sector. However, there are also huge private sector employers in the city, such as Deutsch Engineering, Hilton Reservations, Home Depot, and Verizon California. Other than this, the facilities of Hemet are composed of the new Library, City Hall, the City of Hemet Corporation Yard, the James Simpson Memorial Center, the Fire Department, and the Police Department.

The City of Hemet features many local attractions, ranging from indoor facilities to outdoor ones. Places that offer great recreation opportunities include the Diamond Valley Lake, which offers visitors the opportunity to ride and hike through the hill surrounding the reservoir; and the also the Lake Hemet. The Clayton Record Jr. Viewpoint is another very interesting site. There are many parks also located inside the City of Hemet, including Weston Park, Mary Henley Park, Gibbel Park, and Simpson Park. The area's history and culture can be learned in the Hemet Museum, which houses exhibits showcasing the area's colorful history, by featuring Native American artifacts, rare historical photographs from the Ramona Pageant, agricultural displays, railroading relics, and a lot more.

Another museum located inside Hemet is the KidZone Museum, which is an interactive one and houses exhibits especially for children. Ryan Field Museum, Patterson House Museum, Temecula Valley Museum Sam Hicks Park, San Jacinto Museum, March Field Museum, and Riverside Municipal Museum are also in close proximity to the city. One of the major attractions of the city also includes the Western Center for Archaeology & Paleontology, which is an up to date museum complex, and houses a captivating assortment of history and Ice-Age creatures that were found here, at Diamond Valley Lake, such a Columbian Mammoth - Xena, and the largest mastodon found in the western U.S. ? Max. Hemet is also home to two major venues ? the Ramona Bowl (outdoor amphitheater), and the Regal Cinemas.

The Ramona Bowl houses the city's biggest attraction, known as the Ramona play. Since its inception in 1923, Ramona has been California's official, yet among the longest running al fresco plays. The amphitheatre, in addition to hosting theatrical events, also plays host to various other events, including concerts, graduation ceremonies, sunrise services and the Chamber of Commerce Fiesta. Another new and proposed entertainment center is soon going to open in the city too, which will be called Garrett Ranch. There are many things to explore in Hemet. Quickly buy your Hemet Tickets, and fly to this city with family and friends!