Why Fresno Chaffee Zoo is #1 of California’s Best Wildlife Adventures Fresno Chaffee Zoo is the ultimate destination for families, educators, and wildlife lovers looking for fun, learning, and conservation in one unforgettable experience. Located at the heart of Roeding Park, this 39‑acre zoo is home to more than 190 animal species and is accredited […]
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Discover the Magic of Forestiere Underground Gardens If you’re looking for one of the most fascinating hidden gems in Fresno, the Forestiere Underground Gardens is a must-see. Tucked beneath the city’s surface, this historic landmark is a true testament to human creativity, perseverance, and vision. What Are the Forestiere Underground Gardens? Built over 40 years
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Planning a visit to Fresno? Whether you’re here for a weekend or just passing through, we’ve handpicked the top 5 spots you can’t miss while you’re in town. From nature to local eats, this quick guide will help you discover what makes Fresno unforgettable. 1. Woodward Park + Shinzen Garden Why go: Fresno’s largest park,
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🛠 Take a Walk Back in Time at National Hardware Supply National Hardware Supply – It’s local. It’s a living museum. Shop the old-fashioned way. In a world of fast clicks, next-day shipping, and AI checkouts, there’s still a place where customer service means something, and every aisle has a story to tell. Welcome to
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🎬 Valley Deaf Festival 2025: “Lights…Camera…ASL!” Mark your calendars! One of the most inspiring events in Fresno is back — the Valley Deaf Festival 2025, happening Saturday, November 15 at the Fresno Fairgrounds Jr. Exhibit Building. This year’s theme is “Lights…Camera…ASL!”, and it’s all about celebrating Deaf culture, American Sign Language, and the creative voices
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Header: Our BlogCategory: Community Bulletin / Fundraisers The Ronald McDonald House Charities of the Central Valley (RMHC) is once again teeing up for a cause that truly matters. Join them this October at the FORE! The House Golf Tournament. 🗓️ Event Highlights: Sunday, October 19:Pre-Tournament Dinner Party & AuctionEnjoy a night of food, drinks, and
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7 Best Reasons the San Joaquin River Gorge Should Be on Your Fresno To Do List 📍 How to Get to the San Joaquin River Gorge from Fresno If you’re planning your next Fresno to do adventure, here’s how to find the Gorge: 🚗 From Fresno, take CA-168 E toward Auberry Road. Turn left onto
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1. Woodward Regional Park Spanning over 300 acres, Woodward Park is Fresno’s largest park, offering a diverse landscape of rolling hills, lakes, and shaded groves. The park features the Shinzen Friendship Garden, a beautifully landscaped Japanese garden ideal for quiet contemplation. With extensive walking trails and picnic areas, it’s a favorite spot for both locals
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1. Friant River Access Location: Friant, CA 93626Notes: Possibly the best wheelchair-accessible river access point. 2. Lost Lake Park Location: X7H9+37P, Lost Lake Rd, Friant, CA 93626 3. Wildwood Native Park Details: [More information needed] 4. Spano Park Notes: Steep and long hike down to the river — thanks to Foxbert for the tip. Not
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🗺️ What Are Locans, Ivesta, and Clotho? Click Here to see this on Google Map If you’ve ever zoomed in on Google Maps around Fresno, you might have noticed unusual place names like Locans, Ivesta, and Clotho. They aren’t neighborhoods, cities, or towns most locals are familiar with—but they show up anyway. So what are they? It turns
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