Find Production spaces for rent in Lancaster, CA

About Lancaster

Antelope Valley is part of the Mojave Desert and Lancaster is a city in this valley. It is located in the northern part of Los Angeles County, about 70 miles from the city at about 2,000 feet in elevation. The San Gabriel Mountains and Tehachapi Mountains form an incredible backdrop for this high desert city.

The population of about 173,000 people has long enjoyed the arts and culture of the area, as well as the recreational opportunities and business options in the area. One of the biggest industries in the city is the defense industry, with close ties to aviation and NASA. The War Eagle Field, an airfield used for training in World War II, is only five miles outside the city.

Production Space Options in Lancaster

The infrastructure available makes production space options in Lancaster popular with professionals from multiple segments of the industry. It is a winning combination when combined with the service companies in the area and the city’s advantages.

• Catering
  Catering companies in Lancaster are used to creating menus for aviation and defense clients who are feeding large groups of people in sometimes intense situations. That being said – they can easily work with you to make catering at your production space a spectacular success.
  
  
• Furniture Rentals
  Travel light is a commonly used catchphrase and one that we adhere to. The problem with traveling light is that you do not have everything you need. The furniture rental companies in Lancaster will help fill any gaps you have in your production space.
  
  
• Transportation
  Airplanes might be the first transportation option that comes to mind in a city known for its involvement in the aviation industry, but there are other options too. Private car transportation and some public transportation options help with the planning of travel to, from, and within Lancaster.

Production Space Companies in Lancaster

We use companies that come recommended by our friends or family members. The next best bet in a city where we do not know anyone is those recommended by companies with a household name. The production space companies in Lancaster have worked with businesses such as Hyundai, Boeing, and the Air Force. You know that you are in good hands.

• Still Waters Catering Company
  We love that Still Waters Catering Company is flexible. Because sometimes the day does not go as planned in your production space and catering is needed earlier or later. They have over 35 years of experience and offer free consultations with a range of catering services.
  
  
• A Special Flair
  A Special Flair has been serving their customers in Antelope Valley with party supplies and rentals for over 20 years. They have a large inventory – including child-size furniture – and the network to help fill in the gaps. Their services also include planning and planning.
  
  
• Roadrunner Limousine
  Roadrunner Limousine makes transportation planning and logistics easy and transparent with their online booking options and clear communications about costs and fees. Their luxury fleet of vehicles operates throughout California and services Lancaster, CA too, ensuring that you will arrive safely and on time.

Pros and Cons of Production Spaces in Lancaster

There are pros and cons of production space in Lancaster that may impact your final decision on whether to use the city or not. Each of these may either enhance or limit the scope of your project, so consider them carefully.

Advantages

• Budget-friendly
  One reason that professionals love using space in Lancaster is that it is budget-friendly. Most California locations require a budget line-item increase, but spaces here will leave your budget intact and let you focus on the other items that need addressing.
  
  
• Culture
  There is plenty to see and do in Lancaster so although you might not be familiar with the city, you will not be bored during your downtime on the production project. The museums, restaurants, and natural areas are all favorites among residents and visitors.
  
  
• Access
  Lancaster is only two hours away from Anaheim and Los Angeles, and three hours from San Diego. This makes access to the location fairly easy for both in and out-of-state professionals using production space here.

Disadvantages

• Crime rates
  The crime rates in Lancaster are higher than in other comparable cities. This might not seem important for a production space project, but higher crime rates end up impacting other areas as well, deepening the impact of the disadvantage.
  
  
• Variable weather
  Lancaster does not have the same sunny weather that other California locations are known for. The summers are incredibly hot, and it does snow here in the winter. Sure, it is usually only a half-inch, but it still manages to surprise everyone and create havoc.
  
  
• Fewer opportunities
  Overall, the city is more economically challenged than other locations. There are fewer job opportunities and more poverty in the city. Again, this does not necessarily have a direct tie to your production space gig, but the ripple effect can be felt throughout the city.

Famous Locations in Lancaster

• Antelope Valley California Poppy Reserve
  If you are in Lancaster using production space from March through May, then you must visit Antelope Valley California Poppy Reserve. This is when the wildflowers are blooming at their peak, and it is stunning to view. The wildflowers occur naturally throughout the park and there is a festival in April each year.
  
  
• The Musical Road
  Avenue G in Lancaster, between 30th and 40th Street West, is Musical Road. It was constructed for a Honda advertising campaign and was the first of its kind. To enjoy the musical road, drive over it at 55 miles per hour. The sound your tires make on the rumble strips mimics the famous William Tell Overture finale.
  
  
• Antelope Valley Indian Museum
  Long before there were production spaces in Lancaster, the area was home to Native Americans. The Antelope Valley Indian Museum includes exhibits and artifacts of the people that lived here while sharing their stories. It is only open on weekends but also has cottages, an outdoor ceremony area, and picnic areas.