Ojai Olive Oil is a fourth generation family owned & operated farm, and the oldest producer of extra virgin olive oil in the region. We are certified organic, and one of the few local working permaculture farms. In addition to award winning olive oils, we also produce an array of world class balsamic vinegars, and food grade olive oil based skin care products. We are open 7 days a week from 10am-4pm for tastings & shopping, and are open on most holidays. We do not require any reservations. Pets are very welcome. Tastings are $15 each, include fresh bread and as many samples as you like, and may be shared. Locals discounts are available. Come visit our 200 year old heritage olive grove, learn about how olive oil is made, and get all of your questions about selecting, storing, and cooking with olive oil answered. Ojai Olive Oil is proud to be one of the Ojai Valley's most unique and well enjoyed destinations, and we look forward to seeing you at our farm :)

Admission is $5. Guided tours are $10. Led by Kevin Wallace, Director of the Center, the guided tour includes the Permanent Collection, Current Exhibitions, and Beatrice Wood’s Studio. Wallace shares insight into Beatrice Wood’s involvement in the New York Dada Movement, the Theosophical Society, the creation of the Happy Valley Foundation, and Beatrice Wood’s unique approach to art and life. The Center is located ten minutes from downtown Ojai. Who was Beatrice Wood? Beatrice Wood was an important contemporary artist, craftsperson and writer. Her life ran the course of the 20th century and included many of the figures that shaped it. Ultimately, her genius was in the marriage of wide-ranging influences in her work. The spirit of Dadaism, impact of Modernism, embrace of Eastern philosophy, influence of folk art and even the ornament of ethnic jewelry were all combined in her ceramics.

Citrus and avocado groves give way to beautiful mountain scenery.

The Krishnamurti Education Center is located in the former home of author/philosopher J. Krishnamurti. Visitors can browse the library, meditate in the Quiet Room, or explore the grounds. The Center is open Thursdays - Sundays, 1 pm - 5 pm.

The Ojai Valley Museum highlights the history, art, and culture of the valley through museum exhibitions, programs, and events. Housed in a National Register Building (originally the St. Thomas Aquinas Church) the museum includes semi-permanent history exhibits, a Sespe Wilderness diorama, highlights from the permanent art collection, and a Chumash Interpretive Garden. Three major original exhibitions are mounted each year, showcasing a wide variety of subjects. The museum gift shop features items locally produced prints, cards, housewares, jewelry, toys, books, and more. A cart with free maps, magazines, and other Ojai information is available daily outside. Museum admission is $5 per adult, $1 per child 6-18. Make the Ojai Valley Museum your first stop when visiting the Ojai Valley.

The Ojai Valley Land Conservancy is a community-based non-profit organization working with partners to permanently protect the open space, natural scenic beauty, wildlife, habitat, and watershed of the Ojai Valley for current and future generations. Your donation supports the protection of open space in the Ojai Valley.