James Riley is the owner/operator of Riley's Farm in Oak Glen, California and a senior partner in Colony Bay Productions. The father of six children, Riley performs "Patrick Henry" and supervises a living history program visited by hundreds of thousands of school children. He holds a degree in history from Stanford University.
Big Band Night is September 19th! Don your best 1940s attire and take a country hayride through the scenic apple and pear orchards before feasting on a mouth-watering meal, witnessing the comedic delights of a revival of Abbott and Costello's famous "Who's on First" routine, and dancing the night away to the live big band music by the Harmony Sisters and their Little Big Band.
Open auditions for Joseph Kesselring's classic 1941 play "Arsenic and Old Lace" will be held from 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM on Tuesday, August 25th at the Packing Shed theater on Riley’s Farm. Break a leg!
Riley’s Farm hosts Rockabilly Nights in scenic Oak Glen this August! Take a country hayride through the scenic apple and pear orchards before feasting on mouth-watering diner specialties, drinking fresh milkshakes and local brews on tap, and dancing the night away to the music of CRAiC HAUS!
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Riley's Farm Theatre Company is proud to present their original Roaring Twenties dinner show "Prohibition: Angels in the Dark" in scenic Oak Glen this July!
COLONIAL FAIRE BRINGS AMERICA’S REVOLUTIONARY PAST TO LIFE IN SCENIC OAK GLEN Patriotism thrives at Colonial Faire every Saturday in July!... View Article
Newcomers and tea aficionados alike are welcome to enjoy delicious fare and the rich, remarkable atmosphere of the Hawk’s Head Public House during colonial tea time. Huzzah!
The 1864 Civil War reenactment of the Battle of New Market on May 2nd at Mile High Ranch is a rare opportunity to see American history in action while supporting Wounded Warrior Project.
Soldiers, artisans, historians, and artists gather to re-create life at an 18th century militia muster, and a new community is born. The village is growing and a revolution is brewing!
A Look Inside 221B It’s a little daunting when every play you are a part of is prefaced with “…and... View Article