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Stockton, CA 95212
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The Haggin Museum The Haggin Museum

Sometimes, art is best appreciated by just wandering from one exhibit to another and letting the visual impact of the work take hold of your senses. That is exactly what you can expect at Stockton's Haggin Museum. Featuring a balance between art and historic pieces, the Haggin does an impressive job of spotlighting the work of many notable American and European artists. The venue also encourages individual artistic expression with its many classes and seminars that are designed to deepen every visitor's appreciation and love for art.

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Oak Grove Nature Center and Oak Grove Regional Park Oak Grove Nature Center and Oak Grove Regional Park

Learn about all of the outdoor beauty you'll find at Stockton's Oak Grove Nature Center and Oak Grove Regional Park. The park offers plenty of great activities throughout the spring and summer that are designed to educate visitors about the plants, animals and ecosystem that all contribute to the area's obvious natural beauty. The trails remain open in the fall and winter but the Center's activities are limited to the constraints of the weather.

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Friends of Chamber Music Friends of Chamber Music

Chamber music is an obvious favorite of fans of classical music, but it holds an appeal to anyone who has an appreciation for melodies rendered in expertly played performances. The Friends of Chamber Music are truly committed to not only preserving this eloquent style of musical entertainment, but they also put forth great efforts to organize various performances throughout the year that consistently draw an ever-growing audience.

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San Joaquin County Historical Society & Museum San Joaquin County Historical Society & Museum

The San Joaquin County Historical Society & Museum is a fascinating, multidimensional time capsule of the area. Learn about the settlement history, local terrain, homesteads and the role of the Gold Rush in the social and economic development of the region. Additionally, see exhibits on wine making, tractors, gardening and a blacksmith shop as well as a generous selection of antiques and furnishings. Plus, there are various demonstrations of how all of these items were pivotal in the lives of the area’s early inhabitants.

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