Things to Do in Thousand Oaks (2025)

Explore a living history center on an ancient Chumash village site with artifacts, native plant gardens, and mellow oak-shaded trails. Noted by Visit Conejo Valley and covered by Native arts outlets, it’s open on weekends for relaxed, educational visits.

A philanthropic gift by the Hogan Family Foundation, these themed landscapes—Japanese, French, Italian, English, and a Mission Courtyard—are free to wander. Local press like The Acorn highlights artist exhibits and summertime programs steps from the Civic Arts Plaza.

This restored 19th‑century inn tells the Conejo Valley story through rooms, outbuildings, and docents. Operated by the Conejo Valley Historical Society, its 2025 calendar adds music evenings with TO Arts alongside regular Wednesday and Saturday tours.

A volunteer‑run community institution since 1958 with an intimate 185‑seat house. The 2025 lineup—Anastasia, The Book of Will, Murder on the Orient Express, A Chorus Line—has been promoted by BroadwayWorld and local arts outlets.

The Ovation Award‑winning resident company brings Broadway‑quality productions to town. Its 2025 season features Cabaret, Frozen, and Hairspray—confirmed by the company and venue listings—drawing regional talent and family audiences alike.

Locals built this expansive brewery as a community hub with wood‑fired pizza, house ice cream, and frequent live music. Praised by Eater LA; the Los Angeles Times even pairs a pint with a quick hike up namesake Tarantula Hill.

A serious cocktail bar with a tiny reservations‑only downstairs room, built on produce‑driven infusions and scratch syrups. Profiled by Eater LA, it keeps the room TV‑free so the neighborhood can actually talk over fine drinks.

A Thursday staple since 1991, run by the Ventura County Certified Farmers’ Market Association. Current hours and Market Match benefits are posted by the association and The Oaks, with rotating growers, flowers, and prepared foods year‑round.

A boutique, family‑run tasting room pouring Italian‑heritage varietals like Nebbiolo, Dolcetto, and Montepulciano. Listed with the Garagiste Wine Festival and praised by regulars, it’s a friendly spot for weekend flights and small events.

Axe‑throwing meets pinball arcade with a lineup of hyper‑local beers. The venue hosts leagues and 2025 tournaments and keeps the atmosphere upbeat and instruction‑forward so first‑timers and groups can get throwing safely.

A family operation known for small‑batch ice cream and a crowd‑pleasing cafe menu. Visit Conejo Valley spotlights its community roots; locals rave about seasonal flavors and post‑park cones after nearby library or Botanic Garden visits.

A bike‑themed brewpub pouring house ales alongside pit‑smoked barbecue, pizza, live music, and weekly trivia. The brewery promotes community rides and late hours; local guides keep tabs on its taps and event lineup.