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Our Favorite Destinations for a Day Trip | Out & About

Whether you’re an adventurer, a culture enthusiast, or just in need of some relaxation, there are incredible destinations for a day trip just a short drive away. From the artistic charm of Ojai to the coastal beauty of Laguna Beach, these destinations offer diverse experiences that cater to every interest. Explore the unique character of each location and discover your next favorite escape from the city.

1. Ojai Day Trip

Escape the hustle of L.A. with a day trip to Ojai, a charming town known for its artistic vibe and natural beauty. Start your day with a hearty breakfast at Bonnie Lu’s, explore the local shops, and enjoy a scenic hike in Los Padres National Forest. Don’t miss the unique outdoor bookstore, Bart’s Books, and end your day with a wine-tasting session at one of the town’s many tasting rooms.

2. Santa Barbara Day Trip

Santa Barbara offers a perfect blend of beachside relaxation and cultural experiences. Visit Stearns Wharf for picturesque views of the Pacific, stroll down State Street for shopping and dining and explore the historic Santa Barbara Mission. For lunch, try the famous La Super-Rica Taqueria, and finish your day with wine tasting along the Urban Wine Trail.

3. Laguna Beach

Known for its stunning coastline and artistic community, Laguna Beach is a fantastic day trip destination. Relax at Main Beach or explore the tide pools at Treasure Island. Wander through the downtown area to find unique shops and art galleries, and enjoy a gelato from Gelato Paradiso. Don’t forget to visit the Pacific Marine Mammal Center for a unique wildlife experience.

4. Solvang Day Trip

Experience a slice of Denmark in California with a visit to Solvang. This quaint town is filled with charming Danish-style architecture, windmills, and bakeries. Visit the Solvang Brewing Company for a local brew, explore the town’s many shops, and make sure to stop by OstrichLand to feed the ostriches and emus. From a historical perspective, the Elverhøj Museum offers insights into the town’s Danish heritage.

5. Temecula 

For wine enthusiasts, Temecula is a must-visit. Start with a tour of the Temecula Valley Museum before heading out to explore the numerous wineries. Enjoy tastings at places like Wilson Creek Winery and Monte De Oro Winery. In addition, don’t miss the opportunity for a hot air balloon ride over the vineyards. End your day with a relaxing dinner at one of the many gourmet restaurants in Old Town Temecula.

Each of these day trips offers a unique escape from the city, whether you’re looking to relax, explore, or indulge in local flavors. Plan your trip and discover the diverse experiences just a short drive from Los Angeles.

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Weekend Events | Father’s Day Weekend

Father’s Day weekend has arrived! Check out what’s happening throughout town as summer goes into hyperdrive. There is certainly no shortage of fun to be had with family and friends from June 14 through June 16. 

Los Angeles Weekend Events | Father’s Day Weekend

Hollywood Bowl Jazz Festival

When: June 15 – June 16

Where: Hollywood Bowl

What: Eager to experience jazz greats from past and present? Prepare for smooth harmonies and soulful grooves at the annual Hollywood Bowl Jazz Festival this summer. Over two days, enjoy performances by Jodeci, Kamasi Washington, Robert Glasper, and more. Since it’s at the iconic Hollywood Bowl, bring a bottle of wine, gather some friends, and groove along to the finest in jazz music.

Rodeo Drive Concours d’Elegance

When: June 16

Where: Rodeo Drive – Beverly Hills

What: Rodeo Drive comes alive with an impressive display of supercars and motorcycles, both vintage and modern, in this beloved Father’s Day tradition.

Friday Night Wine Tastings

When: May 31 – August 30

Where: Hollyhock House

What: Now a cherished summer tradition in Los Angeles, Barnsdall Park’s wine tastings have made a triumphant return after a five-year hiatus. Located atop Olive Hill on the west lawn of the historic Hollyhock House, these Friday evening fundraisers offer attendees the chance to enjoy fine boutique wines provided by Silverlake Wine. For an additional $25, you can also tour the iconic Hollyhock House during the event. The experience is enhanced by a spectacular sunset and stunning 360-degree views of the city, making it a perfect summer evening outing for Father’s Day weekend.

 

Westside & Beach Communities Weekend Events | Father’s Day Weekend

The Long Beach Juneteenth Celebration

When: June 15 

Where: Long Beach

What: Celebrate Black culture at this free Long Beach festival, offering a variety of family-friendly activities, local vendors, delicious food and drinks, and vibrant music. The highlight of the event is a special set by Anderson .Paak, performing under his DJ Pee .Wee moniker. Don’t miss this exciting opportunity to immerse yourself in the rich heritage and lively atmosphere of this community celebration!

Off the 405

When: June 1 – August 24

Where: The Getty

What: Hilltop sunset views and emerging bands make this Getty tradition a must-visit for Angelenos from both sides of the 405. This year’s lineup of free Saturday night shows includes Hailu Mergia (June 1), Slauson Malone 1 (June 15), Helado Negro (July 20), Julia Holter (July 27), and Woods (August 24). Tip: To avoid traffic and crowds, arrive early, preferably after 3pm when the parking fee drops to $15 (or $10 if you wait until the show starts). This way, you can explore the exhibits, which remain open until 8pm on Saturdays, and avoid the dinner rush.

Outdoor Movies at the Skirball

When: May 31 – July 12

Where: Skirball Cultural Center

What: Settle into the Skirball Cultural Center’s courtyard for a series of outdoor screenings. In conjunction with its exhibition, “Wild Things Are Happening: The Art of Maurice Sendak,” the Sepulveda Pass museum will feature screenings of “The NeverEnding Story,” “Where the Wild Things Are,” and “Pan’s Labyrinth.”

San Fernando Valley Weekend Events | Father’s Day Weekend

Propagating California Native Plants

When: June 14

Where: Theodore Payne Foundation

What: Discover the art of vegetative propagation this Father’s Day with California native plants using specimens from the TPF gardens. In this hands-on session, you’ll learn how to start and grow plants from cuttings. Whether you’re a professional or a gardening enthusiast, this informative course will equip you with essential propagation techniques for your home or community garden. Each participant will take home a flat of 50 plant starts for their own garden. The class also includes an informative tour of the TPF propagation facilities. All materials are provided.

Santa Clarita NAACP Juneteenth Celebration

When: June 14

Where: City of Santa Clarita Activities Center

What: The Santa Clarita NAACP branch invites everyone to celebrate the 2nd Annual Juneteenth Celebration of Freedom with an Adult Game Night Mixer. This year’s event promises an entertaining evening filled with board and card games, interactive activities, friendly competitions, and prizes, along with a specially curated signature cocktail menu. It’s a perfect opportunity for those over 21 to bring friends and family for a night of fun and celebration.

Swingin’ Soul Night

When: June 15

Where: The Mayflower Club | North Hollywood

What: Swingin’ Soul Night returns on Saturday, June 15th, featuring special guest DJ Ashley Cohen Conner from Arizona! Enjoy a full bar, spacious dance floor, free parking, and a complimentary dance lesson. Dance the night away to the best 50s and 60s Soul and R&B hits.

 

Conejo Valley Weekend Events | Father’s Day Weekend

Summer Season at Theatricum Botanicum

When: Until October 20

Where: Topanga

What: For over 50 years, this iconic venue has attracted theater enthusiasts to its enchanting open-air stage for captivating productions. Nestled in Topanga Canyon, the 299-seat amphitheater welcomes audiences of all ages with a diverse array of plays, from Shakespearean classics to folktales. This season’s highlights include William Shakespeare’s ‘The Winter’s Tale’ and ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’, as well as ‘Wendy’s Peter Pan’, *Tartuffe: Born Again’, and ‘The Hispanic/Latino/Latina/Latinx/Latine Vote’.

Ojai Wine Festival at Lake Casitas

When: June 15, 12pm – 4pm

Where: Lake Casitas Recreation Area, 11311 Santa Ana Rd, Ventura

What: Celebrate Father’s Day at the 36th Annual Ojai Wine Festival, the longest-running wine festival in Ventura County. The event returns to the picturesque setting of Lake Casitas in the Ojai Valley. This idyllic venue offers the perfect backdrop to sample award-winning wines, craft beers, fine spirits, ciders, kombucha, and spiked seltzers. Attendees can look forward to an extensive selection of wineries and craft breweries, complemented by a variety of gourmet food trucks serving delicious culinary delights.

Father’s Day Car Show at Channel Islands Harbor

When: June 16, 10am – 3pm

Where: Channel Islands Harbor, 3900 Pelican Way, Oxnard

What: The Father’s Day Car Show at Channel Islands Harbor on Sunday, June 16, 2024, from 10 am to 3 pm, will showcase an eclectic mix of custom cars, hot rods, low riders, motorcycles, and classics. It’s the perfect opportunity to display your rides and reconnect with friends and family. The event will also feature food trucks, a raffle, music, and numerous vendors. Proceeds will benefit Food Share of Ventura County.

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Dining Out With Dad | L.A. Eats

Father’s Day is the perfect occasion to treat Dad to a memorable meal. Whether he’s a fan of a hearty steak, a lover of all-you-can-eat Brazilian fare, or enjoys unique culinary experiences, Los Angeles offers a plethora of dining options to make his day special. Here are some top recommendations to ensure a delicious Father’s Day celebration.

Ban Ban Burger

Location: 1644 Sawtelle Blvd., West L.A.

If your dad enjoys a good burger with a twist, Ban Ban Burger is the place to go. Situated in the bustling Sawtelle neighborhood, this new fast-casual spot is brought to you by the creators of Chao Krung Thai and Tuk Tuk Thai. Ban Ban Burger blends nostalgic American comfort food with bold Thai flavors. Try the grapow burger, which comes topped with a fried egg and American cheese, or the wagyu laab burger featuring onions, Thai pickles, mint, and herb sauce on a soft potato roll. Order at the window and savor your meal on the inviting patio while enjoying a Thai iced tea milkshake.

Dan Tana’s

Location: 9071 Santa Monica Blvd., West Hollywood

For an old-school Italian experience, look no further than Dan Tana’s. This West Hollywood institution has been serving up classic Italian dishes since 1964. The ambiance is timeless, with waiters in black tuxedos, red booths, and wicker-encased Chianti bottles hanging from the ceiling. Indulge in staples like the chicken parmigiana, paired with a side of spaghetti marinara. The house marinara sauce, now available at Bristol Farms, is a must-try. Come with a hearty appetite and enjoy a nostalgic evening that transports you back in time.

H&H Brazilian Steakhouse

Location: Multiple Locations

For the meat-loving dad, H&H Brazilian Steakhouse offers an authentic churrascaria experience. Located in Downtown L.A. and Beverly Hills, this steakhouse serves a rotating selection of 16 different meats carved tableside. On Father’s Day, enjoy their special $70 per person all-day feast, featuring grass-fed and organic meats, including Japanese A5 wagyu and halal options. Start with their extensive salad bar and explore the biodynamic wine list for the perfect pairing.

Loulou Rooftop Restaurant and Lounge

Location: 395 Santa Monica Place, No. 300, Santa Monica

Celebrate Father’s Day with a view at Loulou Rooftop Restaurant and Lounge. Overlooking the ocean in Santa Monica, this French-influenced spot offers lively entertainment alongside its delicious dishes. The Father’s Day brunch buffet, priced at $59 per person, includes pulled-pork sliders, roasted beef tri-tip, and more, all set to a backdrop of disco music, drag queens, and DJs. For dinner, try the truffle wagyu carpaccio, duck confit, or lamb chops, and enjoy a memorable meal with a scenic view.

Steak 48

Location: 9680 Wilshire Blvd., Beverly Hills

For a sophisticated steakhouse experience, head to Steak 48 in Beverly Hills. This venue boasts a whiskey-tasting section, private rooms, and booths near the open-view kitchen. Feast on prime cuts of meat, responsibly farmed and wet-aged for 28 days before being hand-cut by a master butcher. Standout dishes include the 22-ounce bone-in rib eye and bone-in Iberico pork chops, served with buttermilk whipped potatoes and roasted Brussels sprouts. Kosher options are also available, ensuring something for everyone.

Grand Cafe

Location: 251 S Olive St, Los Angeles

Located at the Omni Los Angeles Hotel, Grand Cafe offers an expansive outdoor patio and a central location perfect for a Father’s Day outing. Kick-off their Art of BBQ series with a Father’s Day BBQ Brunch featuring complimentary craft beers and bottomless mimosas. The buffet includes a variety of stations with offerings such as slow-roasted prime rib, made-to-order omelets, Alaskan snow crab, and more. Enjoy a festive atmosphere and a diverse menu sure to delight every dad.

Culina – Four Seasons Hotel Los Angeles at Beverly Hills

Location: 300 S. Doheny Dr., Los Angeles

Culina at the Four Seasons Hotel Los Angeles at Beverly Hills serves a lavish Father’s Day Brunch from 10 am to 3 pm. Enjoy a variety of stations, including Breakfast & Eggs, Morning Pastries, Sushi & Seafood, Dim Sum, Carving, Outdoor Grill, Mexican, and Dessert. The brunch includes a 9-hole putt-putt course and lawn games. Pricing is $149 per adult.

Fleming’s Prime Steakhouse & Wine Bar

Location: 800 W. Olympic Blvd. Suite A135, Los Angeles

For a premium steakhouse experience, visit Fleming’s Prime Steakhouse & Wine Bar at L.A. LIVE. On Father’s Day weekend, treat Dad to a three-course prix fixe menu starting with Caesar salad or lobster bisque, followed by a 35oz Prime Tomahawk steak, and finishing with key lime pie or carrot cake. The highlight is the bourbon-tasting experience featuring Maker’s Mark, Basil Hayden’s, and Knob Creek for $20. Fleming’s opens early at 10 am on Father’s Day to serve their Signature Eggs Benedict.

Baltaire

Location: 11647 San Vicente Blvd., Los Angeles

Baltaire in Brentwood offers a special Dad’s and Grad’s brunch buffet on June 15. Enjoy the same prix fixe brunch experience that you know and love on Saturday 6/15 and Sunday 6/15, with roaming carts serving the best Bloody Marys and champagne, plus frozen palomas, seafood towers, and incredible beats. Reservations are recommended.

Saddle Peak Lodge

Location: 419 Cold Canyon Rd., Calabasas

Nestled in the Santa Monica Mountains, Saddle Peak Lodge provides a rustic retreat perfect for Father’s Day. Chef Adam Horton’s three-course brunch includes choices like Tarragon Deviled Eggs, Baby Kale and Strawberry Salad, Maple Dijon Glazed Salmon, and more. Pricing is $85 per person and $55 for children.

Whether your dad prefers a casual burger with a twist, a traditional Italian feast, or an indulgent steakhouse experience, these LA restaurants offer a variety of ways to celebrate him this Father’s Day. Treat him to a meal that matches his tastes and make the day one to remember.

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Weekend Events | June 7 – June 9

The weekend has arrived! Dive into fun this June with happenings in your neighborhood. From LA to Conejo Valley, we have plenty of activities for you to enjoy from June 7 through June 9!

Los Angeles Weekend Events | June 7 – June 9 

American Indian Arts Festival

When: June 8 – June 9 

Where: Griffith Park

What: Art, fashion, film, and theater converge at the American Indian Arts Festival, the largest event of its kind in Southern California. This weekend-long festival brings together dozens of Native American artists and tribes for an annual showcase. Highlights include unique art pieces sold directly by the artists, pow-wow dancing, and traditional food.

Friday Night Wine Tastings

When: May 31 – August 30

Where: Hollyhock House

What: Now a cherished summer tradition in Los Angeles, Barnsdall Park’s wine tastings have made a triumphant return after a five-year hiatus. Located atop Olive Hill on the west lawn of the historic Hollyhock House, these Friday evening fundraisers offer attendees the chance to enjoy fine boutique wines provided by Silverlake Wine. For an additional $25, you can also tour the iconic Hollyhock House during the event. The experience is enhanced by a spectacular sunset and stunning 360-degree views of the city, making it a perfect summer evening outing.

Last Remaining Seats

When: June 1 – June 15 

Where: Various locations

What: The L.A. Conservancy presents a delightful summer experience with classic films screened in Downtown’s grand old movie palaces throughout June. This year’s lineup features “The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari” and “The Seven Year Itch” at the Orpheum on June 1, “Bullitt” and “Gaslight” at the Los Angeles Theatre on June 8, and “From Russia with Love” and “Mi Vida Loca” at the Palace Theatre on June 15.

Westside & Beach Communities Weekend Events | June 7 – June 9 

EEEEEATSCON

When: June 8 – June 9

Where: Santa Monica

What: The Infatuation’s annual food fest, now presented by Chase Sapphire and inspired by its popular #EEEEEATS hashtag, returns this June to Santa Monica’s Barker Hangar. Attendees can enjoy talks with Chrissy Teigen, Sofia Vergara, Keith Lee, and David Chang, along with comedy from Nicole Byer and live musical performances throughout the weekend. Vendors include Loreto, Bar Chelou, Amiga Amore, and out-of-town favorites like New York’s Lucali and Austin’s KG BBQ. Note that food is not included in the entry price.

Off the 405

When: June 1 – August 24

Where: The Getty

What: Hilltop sunset views and emerging bands make this Getty tradition a must-visit for Angelenos from both sides of the 405. This year’s lineup of free Saturday night shows includes Hailu Mergia (June 1), Slauson Malone 1 (June 15), Helado Negro (July 20), Julia Holter (July 27), and Woods (August 24). Tip: To avoid traffic and crowds, arrive early, preferably after 3pm when the parking fee drops to $15 (or $10 if you wait until the show starts). This way, you can explore the exhibits, which remain open until 8pm on Saturdays, and avoid the dinner rush.

 

Outdoor Movies at the Skirball

When: May 31 – July 12

Where: Skirball Cultural Center

What: Settle into the Skirball Cultural Center’s courtyard for a series of outdoor screenings. In conjunction with its exhibition, “Wild Things Are Happening: The Art of Maurice Sendak,” the Sepulveda Pass Museum will feature screenings of “The NeverEnding Story,” “Where the Wild Things Are,” and “Pan’s Labyrinth.”

San Fernando Valley Weekend Events | June 7 – June 9 

Bill & Ted Day: Bill & Ted’s Bogus Journey screening

When: June 9

Where: Valley Relics Museum

What: For over a decade, June 9 has been celebrated as Bill & Ted Day. This year, Valley Relics Museum is hosting a screening of Bill and Ted’s Bogus Journey. The event will feature the original prop phone booth from the movie and special guests, including production designer David L. Snyder and storyboard artist Robbie Consing.

Santa Clarita Valley Book Festival

When: June 8 

Where: Dr. Dianne G. Van Hook University Center | Santa Clarita

What: Don’t miss this literary journey celebrating the joy of reading and community, co-sponsored by the College of the Canyons, CalArts, and The Friends of Santa Clarita Public Library. This event will take place on Saturday, June 8th, 2024, from 10 AM to 6 PM at the Dianne Van Hook University Center at College of the Canyons. The day will be filled with engaging activities, including author readings, book signings, and panel discussions.

Jeff Toyne and the Music of Palm Royale

When: June 9

Where: Bandrika Studios 

What: The ASA is thrilled to host a discussion with composer Jeff Toyne at Bandrika Studio about his music for Apple TV+’s Palm Royale. Jeff’s unique style blends Henry Mancini and Bernard Herrmann with a Latin twist, featuring instruments like the Chromatic Harmonica and Autoharp. Inspired by Yma Sumac and the Swingle Singers, his music incorporates intricate Latin rhythms and vocals. Jeff will share his creative process and how experimentation shaped the show’s sonic identity. This event is perfect for those interested in dramatic and comedic scoring!

Conejo Valley Weekend Events | June 7 – June 9 

Ojai Music Festival

When: June 6 – June 9

Where: Ojai

What: The Ojai Music Festival embodies adventurous, open-minded, and heartfelt programming in a stunning and welcoming setting, attracting like-minded audiences and artists. Since its founding in 1947, the Festival has been a hallmark of groundbreaking musical experiences, each year guided by a different music director. These directors are more than just conductors, composers, soloists, or musicians; they are innovative musical thinkers who approach their craft with creativity and a commitment to the present day.

Family Art Night at Oxnard Performing Arts Center

When: June 7

Where: 800 Hobson Way | Oxnard

What: Join us for casual family art time each month with multiple art-making stations for all ages. Wear clothes you don’t mind getting messy, and enjoy free materials provided by our generous donors. No pre-registration required; children must be accompanied by an adult.

Thousand Oaks Pop-Up Arts & Music Fest – The Lao Tizer Band

When: June 8 

Where: Triunfo Park, 980 Aranmoor Ave, Thousand Oaks

What: The City of Thousand Oaks presents its annual Pop-Up Arts & Music Festival every Friday and Saturday from May 31 through June. Enjoy free “pop-up” performances at various locations, offering a chance to engage with the arts in your community. Bring a chair, blanket, food, and drink, and enjoy great entertainment on a summer evening.

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Weekend Events | May 31 through June 2

The summer season is just about underway! With warmer weather comes endless fun all around town. Check what’s happening in your neighborhood with our weekly round-up of local events from May 31 through June 2. 

Los Angeles Weekend Events | May 31 – June 2 

Friday Night Wine Tastings

When: May 31 – August 30

Where: Hollyhock House

What: Now a cherished summer tradition in Los Angeles, Barnsdall Park’s wine tastings have made a triumphant return after a five-year hiatus. Located atop Olive Hill on the west lawn of the historic Hollyhock House, these Friday evening fundraisers offer attendees the chance to enjoy fine boutique wines provided by Silverlake Wine. For an additional $25, you can also tour the iconic Hollyhock House during the event. The experience is enhanced by a spectacular sunset and stunning 360-degree views of the city, making it a perfect summer evening outing.

WeHo Pride

When: May 31 – June 2

Where: West Hollywood

What: Though LA Pride has relocated from West Hollywood, the city continues to host its own vibrant Pride celebration in and around West Hollywood Park. WeHo Pride features an all-weekend music festival called OUTLOUD, alongside the free WeHo Pride Street Fair, running Saturday and Sunday from noon to 8pm. Saturday’s festivities also include the Women’s Freedom Festival from noon to 6pm and the Dyke March from 6 to 6:30pm. The celebration culminates on Sunday with a parade starting at noon at Santa Monica Boulevard and North Crescent Heights Boulevard.

Last Remaining Seats

When: June 1 – June 15 

Where: Various locations

What: The L.A. Conservancy presents a delightful summer experience with classic films screened in Downtown’s grand old movie palaces throughout June. This year’s lineup features “The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari” and “The Seven Year Itch” at the Orpheum on June 1, “Bullitt” and “Gaslight” at the Los Angeles Theatre on June 8, and “From Russia with Love” and “Mi Vida Loca” at the Palace Theatre on June 15.

 

Westside and Beach Communities Weekend Events | May 31 – June 2

Off the 405

When: June 1 – August 24

Where: The Getty

What: Hilltop sunset views and emerging bands make this Getty tradition a must-visit for Angelenos from both sides of the 405. This year’s lineup of free Saturday night shows includes Hailu Mergia (June 1), Slauson Malone 1 (June 15), Helado Negro (July 20), Julia Holter (July 27), and Woods (August 24). Tip: To avoid traffic and crowds, arrive early, preferably after 3pm when the parking fee drops to $15 (or $10 if you wait until the show starts). This way, you can explore the exhibits, which remain open until 8pm on Saturdays, and avoid the dinner rush.

Outdoor Movies at the Skirball

When: May 31 – July 12

Where: Skirball Cultural Center

What: Settle into the Skirball Cultural Center’s courtyard for a series of outdoor screenings. In conjunction with its exhibition, “Wild Things Are Happening: The Art of Maurice Sendak,” the Sepulveda Pass museum will feature screenings of “The NeverEnding Story,” “Where the Wild Things Are,” and “Pan’s Labyrinth.”

SOAR

When: Until August 31, 2024

Where: Palos Verdes

What: Explore a pavilion filled with fluttering butterflies and observe a chamber with pupae and caterpillars at South Coast Botanic Garden’s seasonal exhibition. For an extra $6, you can purchase a flower vial or ring filled with nectar to attract and feed the butterflies.

 

San Fernando Valley Weekend Events | May 31 – June 2

Filipino California: Art and the Filipino Diaspora

When: April 20 – September 8  

Where: Glendale 

What: Explore the works of seven contemporary artists—Eliseo Art Silva, Allison Hueman, Anthony Francisco, Maryrose Cobarrubias Mendoza, Christine Morla, Maria Villote, and Junn Roca—at the Forest Lawn Museum. Their pieces delve into Filipino culture and the Filipino-American experience.

Music Is Art: Recital 2024

When: June 2

Where: Los Angeles Pierce College Performing Arts Theater | Woodland Hills

What: Welcome to the So Cal Conservatory 2024 Spring Recital Eventbrite page! Here, you can purchase congratulatory tribute ads, tickets, and flowers all in one place. We are excited to celebrate music with our vibrant community of parents, teachers, musicians, learners, and enthusiasts. Our dedicated teachers and students have been working hard to bring you this wonderful event!

Rotary Cars for Cops & Kids Car Show 2024

When: June 2

Where: Verdugo Park | Glendale

What: Bring your family to this fantastic FREE event and explore some of the coolest cars in the LA area while savoring freshly grilled gourmet burgers, ice-cold craft beer, and fine wine tastings. LA’s “coolest” car show returns to the shaded lawns of Verdugo Park, showcasing more cars than ever before.

Conejo Valley Weekend Events | May 31 – June 2 

Summer Season at Theatricum Botanicum

When: June 1 – October 20

Where: Topanga

What: For over 50 years, this venue has captivated theater enthusiasts with its enchanting open-air stage. The 299-seat amphitheater in Topanga Canyon welcomes audiences of all ages, offering a diverse array of productions, from Shakespearean classics to folktales. This season, don’t miss highlights like William Shakespeare’s “The Winter’s Tale” and “A Midsummer Night’s Dream.”

Thousand Oaks Pop-Up Arts & Music Fest 

When: May 31 

Where: Conejo Creek North Park, 1379 E Janss Rd, Thousand Oaks

What: The City of Thousand Oaks’ annual Pop-Up Arts & Music Festival runs every Friday and Saturday from May 31 to June 29. Enjoy “pop-up” performances at various locations, offering a chance to experience the arts without visiting a theater. Bring your own chairs, blankets, food, and drinks for a summer evening of entertainment. The festival features ten free events over five weekends, showcasing local, regional, and nationally recognized artists.

30th Annual Angels Wine & Food Festival

When: June 2 

Where: 1 University Drive, Camarillo

What: Ventura County’s premier celebration of gastronomy, fine wines, and community spirit, the Casa Pacifica Angels Wine, Food & Brew Festival, marks its 30th anniversary on Sunday, June 2, 2024, at California State University Channel Islands. This milestone event is hosted by Bank of America, Conico and MacValley Oil, Mission Produce, Nevers, Palazzo, Packard, Wildermuth & Wynner, PC, and the Van Huisen family.

 

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The Best Places to Go Camping this Summer | Out & About

The warmth of summer days and the dark skies over some of Southern California’s most beautiful campgrounds can make for an amazing experience regardless of whether you take your kids, or go with your significant other or a group of friends. Being able to look at the sky and see a shooting star or two while enjoying an enticing campfire and a snack or two will make for an adventure you will never likely forget. Because camping is a way of bonding with your family or friends and can create memories unlike any other place, here is our list of the best places to go camping in Southern California this summer. All within a short distance of Los Angeles.

1. San Onofre Bluffs Camping grounds

Located just an hour’s drive away from Los Angeles, this delightful campground, which is a great choice for those with campers or RVs, provides 175 places to set up camp and a direct entrance to the San Onofre surfing beach, making it one of the best places for those who want to enjoy a few nights under the stars after a long day of riding the waves and having fun in the sun.

2. Serrano Camping grounds In The San Bernardino National Forest

If traditional forest and camping are more to your liking, this is the place to be. Located a little less than two hours away from Los Angeles, within walking distance from Big Bear Lake, and catering to tent campers, it offers a wide selection of camping sites where you can enjoy a few days of swimming in the lake, enjoying the forest, and hiking throughout the area. Enjoy a good ghost story or two as you sit by the fire at night and let your imagination run wild in what could possibly be one of your best camping experiences.

3. The Ranch At Bandy Canyon

For those who enjoy a more modern version of camping, with a cabin and many wonderful amenities nearby, this wonderful 44-acre ranch has a lot to offer, including a pool and horseback riding. Enjoy a weekend away from the hustle and bustle of your daily life and enjoy a couple of nights of camping, the rancher way.

4. Mount Laguna

If you are in the mood for a hiking adventure and stunning night sky views, Mount Laguna is ideal! Located a little over 2 hours away from Los Angeles, there are several trails you can follow. Open fires are allowed in designated areas. Likewise, you’ll enjoy a mountain adventure like no other.

5. Indian Cove Campground

Nothing can compare to the starry skies visible from the desert. That’s what makes Indian Cove a beautiful camping location. With only a 2-and-a-half-hour drive from Los Angeles, you’ll have many memories you won’t easily forget. The views of the rock formations will also give you plenty of opportunities for exploring and adventure!

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Weekend Events | Memorial Day Weekend Edition

It’s Memorial Day weekend, aka the unofficial start of summer. Enjoy all that LA and its surrounding areas have to offer this sunny holiday weekend. From the Lion King to Topanga Days Country Fair and more, there is plenty to do from May 25 through May 27. 

Los Angeles Weekend Events | Memorial Day Weekend Edition

Disney’s The Lion King 30th Anniversary – A Live-to-Film Concert Event

When: May 24 – May 25

Where: Hollywood Bowl

What: To celebrate the 30th anniversary of The Lion King, a special event is taking place at the Hollywood Bowl. A mix of Broadway and film stars, from both versions of the movie, will perform live alongside a screening of the beloved animated classic. Don’t miss this unique celebration of one of Disney’s most iconic films!

Kraftwerk

When: Until May 30

Where: DTLA
What: About a decade ago, krautrock and electronic pioneers Kraftwerk thrilled audiences with intimate performances at museums in New York and London. Now, the proto-techno quartet is bringing that marathon format to the Walt Disney Concert Hall for a series of nine shows. Each concert will spotlight a different album, starting with *Autobahn*, and culminating in a final performance featuring selections from their entire catalog. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to experience the groundbreaking sounds of Kraftwerk live!

E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial with Drone Show

When: May 25

Where: Hollywood Forever Cemetary

What: The night before Cinespia returns to the cemetery, Hollywood Forever is hosting its own screening event. Similar to Cinespia, you can bring a blanket, a picnic, and some beer or wine to enjoy on the Fairbanks Lawn while watching E.T.. The evening will feature a DJ set before and after the film. While you won’t find Cinespia’s famous photo booth, there’s a special upgrade: a colorful drone show during the credits. Don’t miss this unique and enchanting evening under the stars!

 

Westside and Beach Communities Weekend Events | Memorial Day Weekend Edition

Dog Walking Hours at South Coast Botanic Garden

When: Until May 26 

Where: South Coast Botanic Garden | Palos Verdes

What: If you and your four-legged friend are inseparable, then this dog-friendly series at Palos Verdes’ South Coast Botanic Garden is perfect for you. Every third Sunday, explore the garden’s 87 acres with your furry companion. You, the human, will need a reservation, and your best friend must stay on a leash at all times, including in the parking lot. Enjoy a day of bonding and beautiful scenery with your pup!

Fiesta Hermosa

When: May 25 – May 27

Where: Hermosa Beach

What: Explore the stalls at this Memorial Day arts festival, where you can sample delicious food and enjoy live music before taking a dip in the nearby Pacific. Recent logistical changes have streamlined the layout for a better experience. You’ll find on-the-street stalls and sidewalk vendors along Hermosa and Pier Avenues. Live music has been moved to the beach, while a proper carnival with a wine garden and arts festival is set inland behind the Hermosa Beach Community Center. Join us for a day of fun and celebration by the sea!

CicLAvia: Venice Blvd

When: April 21 – December 8, 2024 

Where: Venice

What: Cycle through Palms, Mar Vista, and Venice at this Westside bike event, which features a car-free 5.75-mile stretch along Venice Boulevard.

 

San Fernando Valley Weekend Events | Memorial Day Weekend Edition

Wine School

When: May 26

Where: Buvette | 15005 Ventura Boulevard Los Angeles, CA 91403

What: Explore a variation of wine types while learning about their origin, in this fun and educational tasting class. Come learn the characteristics of different wines with Sommelier Rebecca Phillips.

BILLY VERA & THE BEATERS (80TH BDAY BASH)

When: May 26

Where: The Write-Off Room | 11502 Ventura Blvd Studio City, CA 91604

What: Best known for his 1987 number one hit “At This Moment” with his band, Billy Vera & the Beaters, which gained fame on the sitcom *Family Ties*, Billy Vera has enjoyed a long and varied career. Join us for an evening of celebration and music with this legendary artist.

In Between Time x ARTiculate: An Art-Based Platform for Young Creatives

When: May 26

Where: 4350 Tujunga Avenue Los Angeles, CA 91604

What: Spend an afternoon immersed in fashion as we showcase the work of three talented young designers: Sean, Zev, and Naomee. This collaborative event features a fashion show, a merch pop-up, and a networking mixer. You’ll have the chance to meet the designers, discuss their creations, and learn about their creative processes. Don’t miss this opportunity to celebrate emerging talent and connect with fellow fashion enthusiasts!

Conejo Valley Weekend Events | Memorial Day Weekend Edition

Topanga Days Country Fair

When: May 25 – May 27

Where: Topanga Canyon

What: Nestled in the picturesque Topanga Canyon, this Memorial Day weekend festival has become a beloved local tradition. Bohemian residents of all ages, along with curious onlookers, gather to celebrate music, food, arts, and Mother Earth. Let the kids enjoy their own arts and crafts section, dance to local bands, and make sure not to miss the quirky DIY Memorial Day parade on Monday morning. It’s a perfect blend of tradition, creativity, and community fun!

Malibu Film Festival

When: May 25 

Where: Directors Guild of America | 7920 Sunset Boulevard Los Angeles, CA 90046

What: Mark your calendars for May 25 and join us for the 2024 Malibu Film Festival, presented and hosted by XOLO.TV at the Directors Guild of America. Celebrate the 24th edition of the festival both in person and online, and be the first to see an exciting slate of independent films from emerging filmmakers. Stay updated in real-time by following us on our social channels. Don’t miss this premier event for film enthusiasts!

47th Annual Ojai Art in the Park

When: May 25 – May 26 

Where: Libbey Park, 210 S Signal St, Ojai

What: Join us on Memorial Day weekend, May 25-26, 2024, from 10am to 5pm, for the 47th annual Art in the Park celebration at Libbey Park. This beloved tradition, started in 1977 by local artists, offers a unique opportunity to browse and purchase art in a beautiful, oak-shaded setting. Presented by the Ojai Art Center, California’s oldest non-profit art center, the festival features a diverse array of high-quality art and attracts 3,000-5,000 visitors from Ojai and surrounding communities. Don’t miss this chance to meet talented artists and enjoy a relaxed, vibrant atmosphere!

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Outdoor Entertaining Ideas | Home Tips

With the arrival of warmer weather and the blooming of flowers, it’s an ideal moment to start organizing outdoor events with loved ones. Whether you’re throwing a laid-back barbecue, a sophisticated garden soirée, or an energetic picnic, we’ve got everything you need. From innovative table settings and exciting party themes to delicious seasonal recipes, you’ll be fully prepared to host an unforgettable gathering. Embrace the outdoors and make the most of your May celebrations!

Table Setting Ideas:

  1. Rustic Elegance: Blend the charm of rustic wooden elements with delicate floral arrangements and soft linens for a chic and inviting table setting. Use wooden chargers, mason jar glasses, and burlap table runners to create a cozy, farmhouse-inspired ambiance.
  2. Boho Chic: Capture the bohemian spirit by layering colorful, patterned textiles such as tablecloths, napkins, and cushions. Accessorize with vibrant, mismatched dinnerware, gold or brass flatware, and an eclectic assortment of glassware for a lively and unique look.
  3. Garden Party: Infuse your table with the beauty of your garden by using fresh floral centerpieces, pastel linens, and vintage-inspired china. Enhance the setting with lace-edged napkins, glass candle holders, and delicate string lights to add a touch of magic and elegance.

Party Themes:

  1. Mediterranean Soirée: Give your guests a taste of the Mediterranean with a menu bursting with fresh, vibrant flavors, such as grilled seafood, Greek salad, and tapenade. Set the scene with olive branches, terracotta pots, and blue and white accents to evoke a coastal atmosphere.
  2. Fiesta Fun: Throw a lively and colorful fiesta featuring dishes like tacos, guacamole, and churros. Decorate with bold, bright colors, paper banners, and hand-painted ceramics to create an authentic and festive vibe.
  3. Backyard Movie Night: Create a magical outdoor cinema by setting up a movie screen and inviting guests to enjoy a classic film under the stars. Serve popcorn, homemade slushies, and easy-to-eat finger foods. Provide cozy blankets and lawn chairs for comfortable seating.

Seasonal Recipes:

  1. Strawberry and Spinach Salad: Combine baby spinach, fresh strawberries, and crumbled goat cheese. Add toasted almonds and then drizzle with a homemade poppy seed dressing for a light and refreshing side dish.
  2. Grilled Vegetable Skewers: Marinate a variety of seasonal vegetables, such as bell peppers, zucchini, and cherry tomatoes. For flavor, toss the vegetables in olive oil, garlic, and herbs. Thread them onto skewers and grill until tender for a delicious and healthy side.
  3. Lemon Herb Grilled Chicken: Marinate chicken breasts in a zesty blend of lemon juice, garlic, and fresh herbs. Grill to perfection and serve with a side of seasonal vegetables or a crisp salad.

    With these outdoor entertaining ideas, you’ll be well-equipped to create memorable gatherings this May. Happy hosting!

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Weekend Events | May 17 – May 19

May is flying by and with it comes a bevy of fun happening all around town. With warmer weather and summer just around the corner, there is no better time to explore your neighborhood. Check out what’s happening from LA to the Westside and Conejo to San Fernando Valley from May 17 through May 19. 

Los Angeles Weekend Events | May 17 – May 19 

Cinespia

When: Until June 29

Where: Various Locations

What: The summer screening series is back, kicking off the season with events at L.A. State Historic Park, featuring “Mamma Mia!” on May 10 and “The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers” on May 17. The series then moves to the Rose Bowl for a screening of “Almost Famous” on May 25, before returning to Hollywood Forever Cemetery later in the month.

John Williams Spotlight

When: May 18 – May 19 

Where: Disney Concert Hall | DTLA

What: Can’t get enough of John Williams’ magic at the Bowl? The LA Phil celebrates the legendary composer with two years of live scores and concerts at Disney Hall. The series culminates with an evening led by Gustavo Dudamel, featuring a suite from Harry Potter (May 18, 19).

Beverly Hills Art Show

When: May 18 – May 19

Where: Beverly Gardens Park

What: Since 1973, artists have gathered at Beverly Gardens Park every spring and fall for a vibrant festival, previously known as the Affaire in the Gardens. This year, 230 artists will display their works, including paintings, sculptures, watercolors, and photography. Set along four blocks of Santa Monica Boulevard between Rodeo and Rexford Drive, the event offers something for everyone, with free kids’ activities, food trucks, and beer and wine gardens featuring live music.

Westside and Beach Communities Weekend Events | May 17 – May 19 

MAINopoly: A Taste of Main Street

When: May 19 

Where: Main Street Santa Monica

What: To entertain and support the Westside community, much of Santa Monica’s Main Street will transform into an interactive Monopoly board game. Attendees will receive “MAINopoly dollars” to exchange for food tastings at top establishments like Ashland Hill, Holey Grail Donuts, Jameson’s Pub, the Victorian, and Pasjoli. Enjoy dishes and drinks, and check out the “Go to Jail” VIP lounge and beer garden for a special experience.

Venice Family Clinic Art Walk + Auction

When: Until May 19

Where: Venice

What: The Venice Artwalk is back for its 45th year, supporting the Venice Family Clinic through an auction and offering a free chance to explore the Venice and broader L.A. art scene. From May 10 to 19, visit 910 Abbot Kinney to view artworks by Ed Ruscha, Larry Bell, Ed Moses, Alison Saar, Kenny Scharf, Patrisse Cullors, Sayre Gomez, and others.

SOAR

When: Until August 31, 2024

Where: Palos Verdes

What: Explore a pavilion filled with fluttering butterflies and observe a chamber with pupae and caterpillars at South Coast Botanic Garden’s seasonal exhibition. For an extra $6, you can purchase a flower vial or ring filled with nectar to attract and feed the butterflies.

San Fernando Valley Weekend Events | May 17 – May 19 

Filipino California: Art and the Filipino Diaspora

When: Until September 8  

Where: Glendale 

What: Explore the works of seven contemporary artists—Eliseo Art Silva, Allison Hueman, Anthony Francisco, Maryrose Cobarrubias Mendoza, Christine Morla, Maria Villote, and Junn Roca—at the Forest Lawn Museum. Their pieces delve into Filipino culture and the Filipino-American experience.

K-Pop Skate Night

When: May 17

Where: Moonlight Rollerway | Glendale

What: Welcome to K-Pop Skate Night! Groove to your favorite K-Pop hits on wheels at Moonlight Rollerway, Inc. This event is perfect for K-Pop fans of all ages, so bring your friends and family for a night of fun and music. Join us on Friday, May 17, 2024, from 8 PM to 11 PM. Don’t miss this exciting opportunity to skate and dance to the latest K-Pop tracks. Admission is required, so make sure to arrive early to secure your spot!

LA County Fire Hogs 8th Annual Memorial Ride

When: May 18

Where: Route 66 Classic Grill | 18730 Soledad Canyon Road, Santa Clarita

What: Join the Los Angeles County Fire Hogs on Saturday, May 18th, 2024, for the 7th Annual Memorial Ride. This event raises funds for the L.A. County Firefighter Family Support Group.

Conejo Valley Weekend Events  | May 17 – May 19 

California Strawberry Festival at the Ventura County Fairgrounds

When: May 18 

Where: Ventura County Fairgrounds and Event Center | Ventura

What: The 38th Annual California Strawberry Festival will take place on Saturday and Sunday, May 18-19, 2024, at the Ventura County Fairgrounds (10 W. Harbor Blvd., Ventura). Festivalgoers can enjoy strawberry treats from over 50 food and beverage booths. The event features artists and crafters, a Ninja Nation obstacle course, live entertainment on two stages, “build-your-own” strawberry shortcake, and more.

Matilija Poppy Festival at Conejo Valley Botanic Garden

When: May 19 

Where: 400 W Gainsborough Rd | Thousand Oaks

What: The Conejo Valley Botanic Garden invites you to its annual Matilija Poppy Festival on Sunday, May 19, 2024, from 11 AM to 4 PM. The event will showcase beautiful Matilija poppies and include garden tours at 11:30 AM and 2 PM, along with crafts, guest speakers, and more activities for all ages.

The Greater Contribution Hosts “A Woman’s Worth” Event in Thousand Oaks

When: May 19

Where: Thousand Oaks, CA

What: The Greater Contribution, a non-profit that provides micro-loans for women in remote Ugandan villages, is hosting “A Woman’s Worth” celebration on Sunday, May 19th, from 3:00 PM to 5:30 PM in Thousand Oaks. In a beautiful outdoor garden, guests will enjoy live entertainment. See Ugandan dancers, African drumming, storytelling, and enjoy international foods. This exclusive fundraising event is dedicated to empowering Ugandan women and offers an immersive cultural experience while supporting brighter futures and stronger communities.

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Weekend Events | May 10 – May 13

The weekend has arrived and so has a bevy of fun options for Mother’s Day weekend. There are plenty of fun activities happening all around town. Check out the top events taking place from May 10 through May 13.

Los Angeles Weekend Events | May 10 – May 13 

Netflix is a Joke Fest

When: May 2 – May 12

Where: Various Locations

What: Netflix’s comedy specials are a staple for home entertainment, but their grand comedy festival, Netflix is a Joke: The Festival, is seriously impressive. Originally set for 2020, the festival finally launched in 2022, featuring an incredible 295 shows across a week in Los Angeles. Returning from May 1 to 12, 2024, the festival is expanding even further, boasting over 500 shows at 36 different venues. The lineup includes comedy giants like Ali Wong, Jerry Seinfeld, Jim Gaffigan, Chris Rock, and Taylor Tomlinson, among hundreds more. To make your choice easier, we’ve picked out 10 of the most unique acts.

 

Community & Unity: People’s Kite Festival

When: May 11 

Where: Chinatown

What: Create a sky-high gallery of kites at this community festival hosted by Clockshop and California State Parks. Celebrating the communities near L.A. State Historic Park, this free festival includes kite flying demonstrations, art workshops, and musical performances.

 

Cinespia

When: May 10 – June 29

Where: Various Locations

What: The summer screening series is back, kicking off the season with events at L.A. State Historic Park, featuring “Mamma Mia!” on May 10 and “The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers” on May 17. The series then moves to the Rose Bowl for a screening of “Almost Famous” on May 25, before returning to Hollywood Forever Cemetery later in the month.

 

Westside and Beach Communities Weekend Events | May 10 – May 13

Rockin’ Fur Mama’s Day

When: May 11

Where: Redondo Beach

What: You care for them, wash them, and even scoop their poop into little plastic bags—we’re referring to dogs, naturally. To celebrate all the fur moms out there, Bubbles Dog Rescue is organizing a dog-friendly event at Rock & Brews in Redondo. Attendees can get matching temporary rock & roll-themed tattoos, participate in photo opportunities, and enter a raffle. The venue will also function as an adoption center during the event. Proceeds from food and drink sales will support Bubbles Dog Rescue. Plus, if you order an entrée, your pup will receive a complimentary treat.

Venice Family Clinic Art Walk + Auction

When: May 10 – May 19

Where: Venice

What: The Venice Artwalk is back for its 45th year, supporting the Venice Family Clinic through an auction and offering a free chance to explore the Venice and broader L.A. art scene. From May 10 to 19, visit 910 Abbot Kinney to view artworks by Ed Ruscha, Larry Bell, Ed Moses, Alison Saar, Kenny Scharf, Patrisse Cullors, Sayre Gomez, and others.

Nick Offerman’s Whisky Odyssey

When: May 10

Where: Venice

What: First, he’s using comedy to tackle the climate crisis, and the very next night, he’s hosting a whisky tasting. Indeed, Nick Offerman has captured our hearts. Head over to Venice on May 10 for the launch of the actor and comedian’s new Scotch whisky collaboration with Lagavulin. If you’re over 21, you can taste the new spirit, experience a “multisensory” installation described as full of “tropical delights” and “Scottish charm,” and even meet Offerman himself. While the event is open to the public, securing a spot requires a reservation.

 

San Fernando Valley Weekend Events | May 10 – May 13 

Filipino California: Art and the Filipino Diaspora

When: April 20 – September 8  

Where: Glendale 

What: Explore the works of seven contemporary artists—Eliseo Art Silva, Allison Hueman, Anthony Francisco, Maryrose Cobarrubias Mendoza, Christine Morla, Maria Villote, and Junn Roca—at the Forest Lawn Museum. Their pieces delve into Filipino culture and the Filipino-American experience.

Mother’s Day Baking Class

When: May 12 

Where: Violet Cactus Studio, West Verdugo Avenue, Burbank

What: Create lasting memories this Mother’s Day by learning to craft your own hand-tied bouquet! Spend quality time bonding and relaxing while gaining inspiration and learning new techniques for creating and caring for your personal floral arrangement. Additionally, enjoy a beignet-making demonstration and indulge in these delicious fried treats, adding a sweet touch to unforgettable memories. Don’t miss out on this distinctive experience!

Mother’s Day Plant Paint Night

When: May 10

Where: Tansy | 2120 West Magnolia Boulevard | Burbank

What: This in-person workshop is the ideal spot to bring Mom—or create a gift for her! Designed for plant lovers who want to express their creativity, these classes offer a relaxing and stress-free atmosphere for exploring artistic talents.

 

Conejo Valley Weekend Events  | May 10 – May 13

Moorpark Apricot Festival

When: May 11, 11am – 5pm

Where: High Street, Moorpark

What: Join us for the Moorpark Apricot Festival and Art Fair on Saturday, May 11, 2024, from 11am to 5pm on Historic High Street in Moorpark. The festival will showcase a variety of art and craft vendors, food trucks, apricot-themed treats, live music, dance performances, and a range of family-friendly activities. 

ARCHANA 2024 Hosted by the India Friends Association

When: May 11, 3pm – 5pm

Where: Fred Kavli Theater, 2100 Thousand Oaks Blvd, Thousand Oaks

What: The India Friends Association proudly presents Archana, its 30th Annual Festival of Indian Folk and Bollywood Dance, Drama, Music, and Food. This vibrant celebration will light up the Fred Kavli Theatre at the Bank of America Performing Arts Center in Thousand Oaks on Saturday, May 11, 2024, at 3pm. Prepare for an enchanting afternoon filled with the rich traditions and exhilarating performances of Indian culture.

Tiny Porch Concerts at Peter Strauss Ranch

When: May 12

Where: Peter Strauss Ranch, 30000 Mulholland Hwy, Agoura Hills

What: Tiny Porch Concerts, a passionate non-profit 501(c)(3) committed to supporting our local National Parks and the incredible artists who perform there, extends heartfelt thanks for your ongoing support. Get ready for an electrifying evening this Sunday as we feature the sensational talents of The Accidentals and Jems. Don’t miss out on this musical celebration under the stars!

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