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Admire the architecture of the historical Meux Home Museum from the outside, and head inside for a one hour tour of this preserved and restored Victorian middle-class residence. The home was built in 1888 for Civil War doctor and surgeon Dr. Meux and was passed on through his family for generations. Fresno's oldest dwelling is a piece of history that's open for you to explore.

Strap on your cowboy boots and see how long you can hang in there at the Clovis Rodeo. Bucking broncos not your style? The annual April festival features more than just cattle and horses. Test your roping skills, watch the parade or join everyone on the dance floor for a night to remember.

Located off of Highway 41, the Fresno Convention Center consists of five entertainment venues that host a variety of athletic, musical and theatrical performances year-round. The Exhibit Halls, Saroyan Theatre, Valdez Hall, Selland Arena and the Radisson Hotel and Conference Center are the perfect places to host concerts, art exhibits, conferences and meetings in the city of Fresno.

Get down on the dance floor any day of the week at Aldo's Nightclub. Open to patrons 18 and up, this nightlife destination features DJs that play music to suit any dancer-hip-hop, R&B, tejano and country. Aldo's keeps the party going all night long with a variety of music and drink specials for patrons age 21 and up.