Heritage Farm operated by Heritage Restaurant. We offer family style, grazing tables, or four course menus. We serve Californian beer and wine & many items you will enjoy will be picked that morning from the garden. If you're looking for a more relaxed setting, with an amazing cullinary experience.

Celebrate your love with family and friends surrounded by the beauty and magic of our little slice of Long Beach history! The historic house sits on 4.74 acres of manicured gardens, designed by noted landscape architect Ralph D. Cornell in the 1930s. The adobe home itself dates to 1844; built originally as a cattle ranching headquarters, turned sheep ranch, and finally family estate before becoming a museum and historic site in the 1950s. In addition, the site is recognized as a local, state, and national historic landmark. Today, the gardens remain sensitive to Cornell’s landscape design, and many of the existing garden features have been maintained. We have a variety of outdoor spaces for your wedding festivities; all are included in our pricing as a whole site rental.

Situated on a gentle rise at the Huntington Central Park Equestrian Center, The Red Horse Barn Weddings & Events has a graceful, storybook charm that's as right for a rustic farmhouse gathering as it is for a chic Derby Day. With its sense of seclusion and unhurried vibe, this site is definitely a breath of fresh air. The property’s white paddock fences, expansive terrace, broad lawns, and meticulous landscaping lend an immediate air of sophistication to the scene. The showcase-quality, ultra-elegant 10-horse stable—complete with handsome equines—celebrates the high-end equestrian lifestyle. It’s perfect for all kinds of functions, from fancy fundraisers to company shindigs, but naturally our top choice for this location is weddings.

Heritage Park is a historic site that is operated by the City of Santa Fe Springs. The City has restored the buildings and grounds of an elegant ranch that prospered here in the late 1800's. The park also tells the story of the original people of this region, the Tongva/Gabrieliño Indians, in a dramatic exhibit nestled within the trees on the park's west side. At the entrance, visitors are greeted by a railroad exhibit featuring a vintage A.T.& S.F. steam locomotive. The ruins of a large adobe home, built during Mexican rule, flank the park's largest building, the Carriage Barn, which houses a museum.