Rancho Cucamonga Tickets

In San Bernardino County, California lies the city of Rancho Cucamonga. The area was home to the Kucamongan Native Americans who established a village here around 1200AD. An eminent soldier and politician, Tubercio Tapia, received the area now known as Cucamonga through a grant. He later developed the area into a thriving city. The city was officially incorporated in 1850, when the state of California was created. The name comes from the areas Native American inhabitants and means 'sandy place' in the Tongva language. Admirers of the great outdoors and scenic views will feel right at home in Rancho Cucamonga. There are a total of 29 beautiful parks for the visitors to enjoy. One of the best parks in the city is Ellena Park. This park features numerous barbeque and picnic tables for families. Visitors can also take pleasure in the various sporting amenities including basketball, soccer, tennis, football, volleyball and baseball. People looking for even more exciting and active outdoor pursuits can go to Spruce Avenue Park. This park includes a 9,000 sq. ft. skate park and an exercise area with various exercise equipment. Other parks that offer beautiful landscapes and serene atmospheres include Coyote Canyon Park, Old Town Park and Kenyon Park.

If you're a fan of shopping or just want to collect souvenirs for those back home, the Main Street Marketplace is the place to go. The marketplace features some big brand stores with a mixture of local shops. The marketplace also houses a street market every evening where hundreds of kiosks are set up. This evening market is where you can buy everything from arts & crafts to pottery and local produce. If you're a festivalgoer, Rancho Cucamonga has some treats in-store for you. The city hosts the much loved Concerts in the Park Festival. This festival features a host of local singers performing on a stage set up in Central Park. The visitors get to enjoy great music with delicious food and drinks. Another festival worth visiting is the Grape Harvest Festival. This is California's oldest grape harvest festival and features fun activities like grape stomping and pie making competitions. Some of the other festivals you could take pleasure in are the Snowflake Festival and The Great American Dine Out.

If you want to catch a live show, theatre or concert, you should head straight down to the Lewis Family Playhouse. This 560 seat venue is built on over 90,000 square feet. The venue has state-of-the-art equipment installed, allowing for projection of animations, light shows and crisp sound quality. Some of the theatre shows you can catch at the Playhouse in the near future include productions of Cinderella, A Christmas Carol and Rent. Some of the concerts taking place shortly include The Pointer Sisters and Mariachi Divas. Rancho Cucamonga is the kind of city that is so diversified in its features that it can cater for anyone's tastes and preferences. Beautiful scenery, vast landscapes and a solid cultural influence makes this city a marvel. Buy your Rancho Cucamonga tickets today to give yourself a chance to experience this spectacular city first hand.