Events

Step back in time and experience daily life on a sprawling California rancho at the turn of the last century. Docent-guided tours of the Camarillo family’s 1892 Queen Anne Victorian home provide access to all 15 rooms, including the family’s bedrooms and Adolfo’s study and ranch office (now an exhibit room with revolving displays). Admire the 12-foot ceilings and extensive interior woodwork as you wander the house. Items belonging to the Camarillo family, historical photographs, and period-appropriate furnishings bring to life the colorful stories shared by our knowledgeable docents. Don’t forget to step outside and take in lovely views of the front lawn and gardens from the home’s generous wraparound porch.

Historic Home Tours last between 45-60 minutes and include access to the first and second floors.

When: Saturday – Monday, between 12pm & 3pm

Where: 201 Camarillo Ranch Rd, Camarillo

For more information visit www.Camarilloranchfoundation.org

Public Tours for Individuals and Families:
Tours are given on last Friday of every month, from 3 to 4 pm, and on the second Wednesday of every month from 3:30pm to 4:30pm. Call at least 1 day in advance to get on the waiting lists; 22 people maximum on these tours.

Group Tours:
For 10-40 people, for elementary school through college, and civic & private groups. Tours are 1 hour long and can be arranged from Monday to Friday, 9:30 a.m.-3:00p.m. For reservations, call at least 1 month in advance.

Self Guided Tours:
Individuals & small groups can also walk through the WFVZ museum without a tour.
Call at least 1 day in advance to make an appointment. The entry fee for Public Tours and Group Tours is $7 per person, Self Guided Tours $5 per person – Children 5 and under are Free, and WFVZ Members always get in for free!

Holiday Hours: December 20 from 2-4:30pm and December 27 from 10-1pm

To make an appointment, or for questions, please contact 805-388-9944 or email bookkeeper@wfvz.org

When: October 5, 2019 – April 12, 2020

Where: 40 Presidential Drive in Simi Valley, California

Opening on October 5, 2019 and running through April 12, 2020, Egypt’s Lost Cities showcases

more than 250 of these authentic artifacts, including three colossal 16-foot sculptures of an Egyptian pharaoh, a queen, and a god.  The Reagan Library will also display The Stele de Ptolemy VIII Euergetes II, an 18-ton monolith, the first time this artifact has ever been on display in the United States.

Additional highlights of the exhibition include:

• Precious gold coins and jewelry
• Bronze vessels
• Objects inscribed in the ancient Egyptian or Greek languages
• Statues from the sunken and forgotten ancient cities of Thonis-Heracleion and Canopus, including the statue of the god Hapi. Made of red granite, the statue is 18 feet tall and weighs 8 tons. It is the biggest statue of a god ever discovered in Egypt.

As large crowds are expected to view the exhibition, pre-purchased timed-entry tickets are recommended by visiting www.reaganlibrary.com/tickets.  For more information, call (800) 410.8354 or visit www.reaganlibrary.com/lostcities.

Live Music Friday & Saturday evenings We are all about “keeping it local” as we seek to hire talented acoustic style musicians who reside in Ventura County, enhancing the ambiance at RELM. We are a restaurant not a performance venue. If you are interested in playing music at RELM, email us at hello@relmcamarillo.com

Address: 2390 Las Posas Road, Suite H, Camarillo, CA 93010 (we are located in Camarillo Village Square)

Phone: 805.991.7356

Email: hello@relmcamarillo.com

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January 27, 2020

Camarillo Community Center 

5-8pm 

Come join us on Monday, January 27, 2020 for our 50th Annual Viva La Comida at the Camarillo Community Center, featuring delicious food, margaritas, mariachi music, magicians, an exciting tech raffle and more!

The Camarillo Rotary Club started its annual “Viva La Comida” dinner in 1971. Chuck Welch, club president in 1970-71, along with Mike Loza, then owner of El Tecolote restaurant, began the dinner to help raise funds for the Boys Club of Camarillo. A Monday night was originally chosen for the event because Mike’s restaurant was closed on Mondays, allowing him and his staff to work with club members in preparing the food.

Since 1971, more than 35,000 meals have been served at Viva La Comida. In addition to the Boys & Girls Club of Camarillo, this year’s event will benefit other community nonprofit organizations through the Camarillo Rotary Foundation.

For more information visit https://www.facebook.com/events/755937898213881/