Built in 1925 and situated at the heart of the Downtown, Granada Theatre has been a long-standing venue for musical concerts and theater events. The theater comprises of a large stage and has a seating capacity for 800 spectators in the classic theater style seating arrangement of balcony. In the past, the theater was used to host various Hollywood movies and was a hot-spot for cultural events. Extensively used for live events until the year 2003, the theater is now seldom used for hosting concerts and vintage movie screenings.

The Bon View Park is a local park where you can cool off at the neighborhood pool. If you want to play sports there is a basketball court, softball field and a horseshoe court. Local sporting events also occur in the Community Center and a small gymnasium. There is a parking lot with 77 spaces.

Ontario's City Hall is located downtown close to Ontario Main Library. The City Hall's building is not very attractive, but the landscape is beautiful and you can spend an afternoon relaxing on the grass. The City Hall has a lot of department and services.

Libraries bring the community together like few other venues, and the Ontario Main Library is no exception. Through children's programs (like story times and reading programs), technology resources (computer, typewriter, printer, and copier use), and adult learning classes, the library makes it easy to find the help you need. Within is the Robert E. Ellingwood Model Colony History Room, with vintage materials from Ontario's early days. The library even has a monthly planetarium show that alternates location between the main library and the Colony High Branch Library.

The Ontario Museum of History and Art aims to expand the community's knowledge of local culture through a free museum, educational programs, and special events. The museum welcomes school groups (call to make an appointment for different days or times) and organizes various outreach programs and field trips throughout the year. Please note that only cash and checks are accepted at the gift shop.

Since 1894 the Graber family has been growing, harvesting, and selling world-class olives. Come view the olives in their native habitat - with tours offered all day, every day (call ahead to make reservations). The Graber Olive House is busy all year, but visitors will see the most activity from mid-October to December when the olives are harvested. Along with observing how olives are grown, guests can browse a small museum onsite, buy tasty treats at the gift shop, or grab a bite to eat and have a picnic lunch on the scenic grounds.

The excitement of seeing a U.S. Air Force aircraft is hardly deniable. When seeing over 60 of them at a time and even stepping inside some of them, it becomes a day to brag about. This day takes place at March Field Air Museum. To name a couple of the well-known models on display, the museum features the B-25 used to bomb Tokyo after Pearl Harbor and the B-29 Superfortress used to drop the atom bomb on Hiroshima. Besides the retired aircrafts on the  ground, there is also action in the air-not an air show, it is business. Over the wired fence, on March Air Reserve Base's runway, modern USAF air crafts land and take off daily. -Hoiyin Ip

For a relaxing day head to Galleano Winery where you can tour their winery and enjoy a wine tasting. The Galleano Winery has been in the family for five generations and is still family owned. The wine has won several awards, including gold at the 2007 Jerry Mead New World International Wine Competition. Call for an appointment to tour the winery.

The Joseph Filippi Winery has a tasting room and gift room. You can taste several different wines and a knowledgeable staff will help you find the perfect wine for you. The Winery has has over 200 awards. There are guided Winery Tours on Wednesday through Sunday at 1:00pm.

California Museum of Photography is located in the University of California at Riverside. The museum displays different photographic exhibits, featuring both modern and historic photographs through different mediums. The first Thursday of every month the museum is free from 6p to 9p.