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Fig Garden Swim & Racquet Club is a private, member-owned tennis, fitness, swim and social Club established in 1963. We are located in what is known as the “Old Fig Garden” area of Fresno, California. The facility itself, surrounded entirely by private residences, has a proud history which originated in 1918 as a private estate

The Lakeshore Resort Lodge Hall was built in 1926 and is one of the last remaining wood structures of its kind in California. The Lodge is classic and simply beautiful. It was structurally repaired in 2011/2012, repainted and updated. The entire floor is hard wood oak, perfect for dancing. The stage with lighting allows for a beautiful wedding backdrop or the perfect place for a band or DJ. The sunroom offers a built in oak and brass buffet. Keeping the food at perfect temperature for your guests. Our walk - in granite fireplace keeps you warm and toasty offering timeless beauty and focal point.

The Grand 1401 is a beautifully restored events venue located in the heart of downtown Fresno, CA.

Standing near the main entrance to Fresno State, the Smittcamp Alumni House welcomes alumni, students, friends, conference-goers, dignitaries and other visitors to campus. Upstairs, the Smittcamp Alumni House is home to the Fresno State Alumni Association offices. Go 'Dogs!

The White Horse Inn is located in the Sierra foothills, at the gateway to Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks. Three Rivers' name comes from its location near the junction of the North, Middle, and South Forks of the Kaweah River. The landscape is spectacular and a lovely setting for any special event.

Shinzen Friendship Garden is a beautiful and serene 5-acre Japanese Garden located within Woodward Park in the City of Fresno, California. It is dedicated to Fresno's Sister City Kochi, Japan, as a symbol of friendship and international brotherhood, and for the promotion of cultural relations between the two cities.

The garden includes stream beds with waterfalls, seven bridges (including the stone double-moon bridge for double good luck), and a Koi Pond. Paved pathways lead you through the Spring Section where azaleas, camellias, crabapples, irises, flowering cherries and plums are a viewer's delight. The cooling waters of the Koi Pond are the centerpiece of the Summer Section. Tulip trees, Chinese pistache and tallow trees display their bright fall colors in the Autumn Section. A large waterfall, pines and evergreens dominate the Winter Section.