3 Best Places To See in Lancaster, CA

“The Lancaster Performing Arts Center is committed to creating vibrant experiences through a broad range of quality and engaging performances and promoting education through the arts. The theater is the place for fantastic live entertainment, music, and immersion in the arts. The Lancaster Performing Arts Center (LPAC) features two theaters, and the main theater seats 754, while the Nellie & Lou Bozigian Family Theater can accommodate up to 110. The Performing Arts Center incorporates the Antelope Valley in various state, national, and world-class entertainment. LPAC provides wheelchair access to both its shows and activities. The main stage is fitted with auditory enhancement systems for those with hearing difficulties. The Lancaster Performing Arts Center is a proud partner of The BLVD Cultural District.”

“The Hangar-Lancaster JetHawks is known as Lancaster Municipal Stadium and was formerly known as Clear Channel Stadium. JetHawks saw more than 100 former players enter the Major Leagues. Will Call is situated in the far right window of the box office. The ballpark gates open one hour before the planned start of the game. The stadium seats 4,600 people, and although it can accommodate roughly 7,000, it has luxurious sky boxes and a state-of-the-art video message board. The Hangar-Lancaster Jethawks focuses on affordable, family-friendly seasons that run from April to early September, and JetHawks games are great for clubs, community leagues, corporate events, friends, and families. You can enjoy cricket, barbecue, and a free kids' play zone with your friends.”

“Antelope Valley College Performing Arts Theatre is dedicated to providing patrons and performers with a pleasant, clean, accessible, and welcoming atmosphere. The theater aims to support its campus and community with world-class entertainment featuring local talent. Public users can access the theater facilities at reasonable rates, which allows the College to fulfill its wish to be a regional hub for fine arts activity in the communities it serves. The Accrediting Commission fully accredits Antelope Valley College for Community and Junior Colleges of the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (ACCJC/WASC). Antelope Valley College Performing Arts Theatre's students are a complex mix of humanistic storytellers and academics who strive to create the structure required to move beyond just talent.”