Things To Do in Anaheim, CA
House of Blues - Anaheim
Whether it's just you and that special someone or an evening with all your friends, House of Blues is definitely the ultimate night out where great food sets the stage for amazing and electrifying live concerts. Located near Disneyland Resort, the folks at HOB Anaheim make sure that music and food feed your soul. The food here is simply exceptional with remarkable chef-inspired signature dishes and drinks in the restaurant and bar. House of Blues offers an exclusive VIP treatment at their Foundation Room presenting a premier membership for music lovers enjoying a pile of perks to create a lifetime of memories. Discover where the heart meets the soul.
Discovery Cube - Orange County
Be ready to open your mind to the deep call of scientific discovery and ongoing learning by visiting Discovery Cube, Orange County, the quintessential hands-on science educational campus that delights, challenges and encourages kids through engaging science-based programs and exhibits to create a meaningful impact on the world around us. At Discovery Cube located in Santa Ana, learning is exciting fun and inspiring as children, teachers and even parents feed their appetite for immersive, interactive science activities while reaching out to the community. Here, learners make a difference and become prominent advocates for modern science education for years to come.
Mother Colony House
Step back in time and visit The Mother Colony House located in the Anaheim Colony Historic District and one of the first buildings ever constructed in the area dating back from 1857. It is officially classified as an American Territorial Style Cottage built of redwood, with three small rooms, a single gable roof and a flaring eave which fully covers the front porch. George Hansen, a Los Angeles surveyor who built this house for his own home and office, is known today as the "Father of Anaheim.” The Mother Colony House is the oldest museum in Orange County and was designated as a State Historical Landmark. Since then it has been proudly named "A Symbol of Anaheim's Heritage," a name it has rightfully earned.