3 Best Landmarks in Thousand Oaks, CA

“Grant R. Brimhall Library provides various services and resources for all ages. The library is under the control of the Thousand Oaks Library System, which also controls the Newbury Park Branch Library. The library aims to serve the community's diverse informational and leisure pursuits by providing knowledgeable, courteous, and practical assistance, materials, and resources for research and lifelong learning in various print and electronic formats, as well as cultural and informative programs. The library's collection includes over 350,000 items, along with friendly staff to assist. They offer engaging and understandable lectures by esteemed professors, professionals, and experts on topics ranging from history to better living, science, language learning, and much more.”

“The Chumash Indian Museum is a 432-acre park home to a replica of a Chumash village and a thousand-year-old Chumash pictograph. The museum is the site of a former Chumash village known as Sap'wi. The museum is a historical site and a living history center. The museum is committed to restoring and preserving awareness of the Chumash people and their historical, cultural, material, and present-day influence, as well as the natural environment and historical significance of this site. The Chumash Indian Museum also serves as a gathering place for partnerships with both native and non-native communities, connecting the past with the present to continue their shared future.”

“Bank of America Performing Arts Center was built by the decision of the Thousand Oaks City Council and opened the theater for its inaugural season in October 1994. The complex includes the Bank of America Performing Arts Center and the parking structure that is owned by the City of Thousand Oaks and is operated by the City’s Cultural Affairs Department. The theater consists of the 1,800-seat Fred Kavli Theatre for the Performing Arts and the 394-seat Janet and Ray Scherr Forum Theatre, which combine outstanding arts and entertainment with state-of-the-art technology and acoustics. Over 300,000 patrons and 50,000 children attend more than 400 performances annually.”