Tulare County Symphony 
In its 48-year history, the Symphony has grown from its original 30 members to a complement of 75 local and regional musicians. The Symphony performs classical, pops-in-the-park, holiday and young people concerts each season. Concerts and Theater
Presentations are available in an array of venues, including the Fox Theatre, the L.J. Williams Theatre, and the COS Performing Arts Theatre. Some of the local theaters are available to rent for concerts, plays, recitals, weddings, etc. The L.J. Williams Theatre is an elegant performing arts facility constructed in the 1930's. National touring companies of Broadway shows have performed at L.J. Williams Theatre. The Fox Theatre has recently been restored to its original grand design and carries the designation of The League of Historic American Theatres.
Museums
There are many museums in the area. One example is the Tulare County Museum, which is operated by the Tulare County Historical Society. Visitors to this museum can explore 19th Century living, complete with displays of antique clothing and textiles,
furniture, buildings and more. There is also the Imagine U Children’s
Museum, where you will find hands-on exhibits and activities for kids ages 1-10.
Allensworth State Park
Allensworth is the only California town to be founded, financed and governed by African Americans. The small farming community was founded in 1908 by Colonel Allen Allensworth and a group of others dedicated to improving the economic and social status of African Americans. Uncontrollable circumstances, including a drop in the area’s water table, resulted in the town’s demise. With continuing restoration and special events, the town is coming back to life as a state historic park. The park has a visitors center and tours are available.
City Murals
There are many giant murals that decorate various buildings within the cities of Tulare County. These murals celebrate the history and the culture of the area.