Wednesday-Friday (1:30 pm-5:00 pm); Saturday and Sunday (12:00 pm-5:00 pm); remains closed on Mondays and Tuesdays
Taking care of fun and entertainment needs of people since 1958, Pacific Avenue Bowl is joyful to explore while your visit here in the city. At Pacific Avenue Bowl, fun comes in conjunction with an opportunity to gather and mingle with your friends, family, and social circle. If you are baffling with your next party venue, you can blindly count on Pacific Avenue Bowl in the hope of a lavish party. Satisfying a wide spectrum of entertainment needs, Pacific Avenue Bowl offers a gamut of party packages. The high degree of entertainment flows here and it is evident from its 7 flat screen televisions running your favorite sports, a pool table, and Karaoke nights on every Wednesday and Saturday. There is still some more to add and say about the place. Pacific Avenue Bowl is also dotted with Jitter Jolt Coffee to accentuate your coffee time with your pals.
Don't you ever feel to leave everything aside, no matter how much importance it holds, and delve into fun and only fun with your favorite people to hang around. Well, if yes, then Pixie Woods Amusement Park is the perfect choice to fulfill what you have wished for. This family-friendly park has raised the bars of entertainment in the city and been revered as a trademark of thrill for over 55 years. Keep the kid inside you always alive by hitting its rides and water slides and live your childhood once again. If rides is not your thing then you can also give a beautiful surprise to your loved ones by throwing a birthday party for them in its festive party rooms.
Address: 3121 Monte Diablo Avenue, Stockton, California 95203, United States
Phone: 1 209.937.8206
Website: www.stocktongov.com/Stockton Cambodian Buddhist Temple (Wat Dhammararam)
Educating people on the inspiring life events of Cambodian Buddha from his birth till the attainment of Nirvana, Stockton Cambodian Buddhist Temple is beautifully marked with more than 90 colorful and whopping statues encrusted with sparkling jewels. But, the 50 feet high statue of Buddha is believed to be the centerpiece of the temple that catches most of the eyes with surprise. If you visit the city during the month of April, then you can avail a golden chance to be a part of Cambodian New Year Celebration going on in the premises of the temple.
Address: 3732 Carpenter Road, Stockton, California 95215, United States
Phone: 1 209.943.2883
Website: www.watdhammararambuddhist.org/Children's Museum of Stockton
The Children’s Museum of Stockton is dedicated to educate children in a fun and play-way method though interactive exhibits, workshops, hands-on, and programming. Their endeavors are completely dedicated to help children understand the world around them better and learn what approach they should take whenever they get into a specific situation. The museum is also packed with a gift shop. Year-round it hosts a number of educational events.
Address: 402 West Weber Avenue, Stockton, CA 95203, United States
Phone: 1 209.465.4386
Website: www.childrensmuseumstockton.orgOperation Hours: Wednesday-Friday (9:00 am-4:00 pm); Saturday (10:00 am-5:00 pm); Sunday (12:00 pm-5:00 pm); remains closed on Mondays and Tuesdays
Mexican Heritage Center
Mexican visual and performing arts got a new and improved definition as a result of earnest efforts of Mexican Heritage Center. Its mission was crystal-clear as to promote art and culture and make our posterity aware of it. It conducts educational programs where you can interact with various artists and educators who strive to inculcate culture, tradition, art forms, and heritage of Mexico in people's mind. Art exhibitions by local artists, poetry reading, Nativity scene exhibits, art workshops, and symposiums are amongst its special and popular art based shows.
Address: 111 South Sutter Street, Stockton, CA 95206, United States
Phone: 1 209.969.9306
Website: www.mexicanheritagecenter.orgBob Hope Theatre
An ideal place to immerse into the authentic taste of live performances and dance shows and get your heart filled with joy. You will be pleased to know that Bob Hope Theatre has been once listed on the National Register of Historical Places. This gargantuan theatre can accommodate upto 2,042 people at a time. Its state-of-the-art sound and lighting systems are worth your praise. Its marble mosaic floor, which sprawls across 1,200 sq. ft. of area, would steal your heart away for sure. Its epicenter of attraction is the historic and antediluvian 1928 Robert Morton theater organ. The eye-popping fact about this organ is that it has been 40 years since it was last played. If your private parties or any other important event is on cards, then Bob Hope Theatre could become an answer for your hunt.
Address: 242 East Main Street, Stockton, CA 95202, United States
Phone: 1 209.337.4673
Website: www.stocktonlive.com/Little Manila
Californians salute the efforts of Little Manila, which has been altruistically engaged into preserving the Little Manila Historic Site and propagate the heroic and success saga of the first generation Filipino Americans whose efforts led into the existing and established community there. They proved that not only our movies have heroes but do they exist in real life also. Their sacrifice is commendable and insurmountable. The Little Manila Foundation always goes an extra mile to uplift the Filipino American community and rope in people to think and work for the community's welfare. In 2007, The California Preservation Foundation honored the Little Manila Foundation by presenting it the President's Award.
Address: 521 East Main Street, Stockton, CA, 95202, United States
Phone: 209.336.6332
Website: www.littlemanila.org
Weber Point Event Center
Visit Weber Point Event Center and unfold an intriguing part of Stockton's history. This historical site boasts a two-story house which was built by Captain Charles Maria Weber in 1850. He is revered as the founder and developer of the city. After the death of Captain Weber, his home as converted into an event center sprawling across 9.7 acres of land. It features the Great Circle, two amphitheaters, a play area for kids, waterfront promenade offering Delta's panoramic view, and interactive water feature. Moreover, the place is marked with picnic site offering picnic tables, play area, dustbins, and bathrooms. Up to 100 visitors can congregate at this picnic area.
Address: 221 N Center St., Stockton, California 95202, United States
Cunningham Castle
Another beautiful string of Stockton's history is Cunningham Castle. Don't get fooled by its name. Its not a castle but a castle-like jail which was built in 1893. It got its name due to its fortress-like design which was constructed during the reign of Sheriff Thomas Cunningham. Its design drew a great inspiration from medieval architecture boasting conspicuous features like short robust columns, rough-faced stonework, conical roofs, and contrasting stone colors. In 1961, it was torn down, and in 1972, the City Council proclaimed the site of this ancient jail as one of the most-visited Stockton Historical Landmark.
Address: 125 Bridge Pl. suite 3, Stockton, California 95202, United States
