Category: Los Angeles

We’re almost midway through May and ready for another round-up of weekend fun! Check out what’s happening in your neighborhood this May 12 through May 14. 

Los Angeles Weekend Events |  May 12 – May 14

Sunday Afternoon Concerts in the Dome

When: May 14 – October 8

Where: Mount Wilson Observatory

What: Experience a unique blend of classical and jazz music at the Mount Wilson Observatory’s summer concert series, located over a mile above Los Angeles. These monthly concerts are held within the dome of the historic 100-inch Hooker telescope, a structure that held the title of the world’s largest telescope for a significant portion of the 20th century.

L.A. County Fair

When: Until May 29

Where: Pomona

What: Since 1921, L.A.’s ever-evolving event has expertly blended its agricultural heritage with thrilling modern elements. Be captivated by livestock pageants, local produce, breathtaking acrobatics, wine tastings, dazzling exhibitions, and electrifying concerts!

A Future Primitive Affair: L.A. Summer Series

When: Until July 15

Where: Chinatown

What: Future Primitive, a local event producer, has curated an impressive lineup of house and techno acts for a series of electrifying shows across Downtown L.A. this summer. Don’t miss DJ Guy Gerber’s Rumors block party in Chinatown (May 6), DJ Lee Burridge’s All Day I Dream at Pershing Square (May 20), DJ Jamie Jones’ two-day Paradise in the Park extravaganza in DTLA (June 3-4), and the exciting debut of Astra Club (July 15), a collaboration between DJ Tennis and Carlita in Chinatown.

Westside & Beach Communities Weekend Events | May 12 – May 14

L.A. Opera Under the Stars

When: May 13

Where: Santa Monica Pier 

What: Looking for an affordable way to enjoy Verdi’s Otello? Use your library card for a discount and experience this opera on a large outdoor screen at Santa Monica Pier or Cal State University Dominguez Hills, complete with pre-performance arts and crafts activities, food trucks, and even a beer garden at the Santa Monica location.

Blacklist: The Hollywood Red Scare

When: Until September 3

Where: Skirball Cultural Center

What: Today’s claims of censorship may seem dramatic, but years ago, the government truly enforced blacklisting in the entertainment industry due to perceived beliefs. This Skirball exhibit examines the 1947 House Un-American Activities Committee hearings, Hollywood’s response, and the blacklist’s impact, particularly on Jewish creatives and executives

Dine LA

When: Until May 12 

Where: Various Locations 

What: Returning for its third year, the spring edition of Dine LA is making a splash from April 28 to May 12. With over 300 participating restaurants offering special prix fixe lunch and dinner menus ranging from $15 to $65+, indulge in a variety of delectable meal deals. 

 

San Fernando Valley Weekend Events |  May 12 – May 14

Grand Views: The Immersive World of Panoramas

When: Glendale

Where: May 13 until September 10 

What: Experience the enchanting union of L.A.’s unique Velaslavasay Panorama and Glendale’s Forest Lawn Museum, as they present an exhibition of striking large-scale paintings. This immersive display is categorized into three sections: the early history of panoramas, crucifixion panoramas, and panoramas representing Hollywood and Los Angeles.

Mother’s Day Brunch

When: May 14

Where: Sun Valley

What: Join Love Always to celebrate Mother’s Day this year with a VEGAN PANCAKE and ORANGE JUICE BRUNCH! They will have a Mother’s Day CARD-MAKING TABLE where family members can help little ones make custom cards for the moms in their lives!

Tacos & Test Rides

When: May 13 

Where: Harley Davidson of Santa Clarita

What: As part of Harley Davidson’s National Test Ride Days, they are offering free tacos for all who visit its dealership on Saturday. If you take one of our bikes out on a test ride, a 120th anniversary T-shirt will be mailed to you in the near future. H-D will also be sponsoring another national sweepstake for a chance to win a 2023 Road Glide.

 

Conejo Valley Weekend Events |  May 12 – May 14

“Journey into Tibet’s Sacred Textile Art” Author Talk

When: May 13, 2pm – 3pm

Where: Ojai Library

What: Join Local Oxnard author Leslie Rinchen-Wongmo at the Ojai Library Saturday. She’ll spend the afternoon discussing her new book, Threads of Awakening: An American Woman’s Journey into Tibet’s Sacred Textile Art. For additional information, contact Ron Solórzano, Regional Librarian, at (805) 218-9146 or ron.solorzano@ventura.org.

Mother’s Day Brunch at the Reagan Library

When: May 14, 10am – 5pm

Where: Ronald Reagan Presidential Library

What: Celebrate your extraordinary mother at the 16th annual Mother’s Day Brunch! You are sure to make it an amazing and memorable day by spoiling her with a champagne brunch in the amazing Air Force One Pavilion.

Tiny Porch Concerts 

When: May 14, 5pm – 8pm

Where: Peter Strauss Ranch | Agoura Hills

What: Don’t miss the chance to enjoy a live concert featuring Shane Alexander and Water Tower. These concerts are free, welcome all ages, and are open to everyone. While entry is gratis, a suggested donation of $20 greatly aids the Santa Monica Mountains Fund’s endeavors. Exclusive VIP tickets are also available for $60, offering a beer, wine, and cheese reception an hour before the concert, along with a reserved chair in the theater.

May has arrived and with it comes a bevy of pre-summer fun! This weekend is full of fun things to do in your neighborhood. Check out what’s happening from May 5 through May 7!

Los Angeles Weekend Events | May 5 – May 7 

L.A. County Fair

When: May 5 – May 29

Where: Pomona

What: Since 1921, L.A.’s ever-evolving event has expertly blended its agricultural heritage with thrilling modern elements. Be captivated by livestock pageants, local produce, breathtaking acrobatics, wine tastings, dazzling exhibitions, and electrifying concerts!

Scent Fair L.A.

When: May 5 – May 7 

Where: Miracle Mile

What: Discover the world of fragrances at this exhilarating two-day scent fair! Explore an array of perfume makers, indulge in high-concept scents, craft candles, create personalized perfumes, and immerse yourself in the season’s most sensational fragrance extravaganza.

A Future Primitive Affair: L.A. Summer Series

When: May 6 – July 15

Where: Chinatown

What: Future Primitive, a local event producer, has curated an impressive lineup of house and techno acts for a series of electrifying shows across Downtown L.A. this summer. Don’t miss DJ Guy Gerber’s Rumors block party in Chinatown (May 6), DJ Lee Burridge’s All Day I Dream at Pershing Square (May 20), DJ Jamie Jones’ two-day Paradise in the Park extravaganza in DTLA (June 3-4), and the exciting debut of Astra Club (July 15), a collaboration between DJ Tennis and Carlita in Chinatown.

Westside & Beach Communities Weekend Events | May 5 – May 7

Blacklist: The Hollywood Red Scare

When: May 4 – September 3

Where: Skirball Cultural Center

What: Today’s claims of censorship may seem dramatic, but years ago, the government truly enforced blacklisting in the entertainment industry due to perceived beliefs. This Skirball exhibit examines the 1947 House Un-American Activities Committee hearings, Hollywood’s response, and the blacklist’s impact, particularly on Jewish creatives and executives

Dine LA

When: Until May 12 

Where: Various Locations 

What: Returning for its third year, the spring edition of Dine LA is making a splash from April 28 to May 12. With over 300 participating restaurants offering special prix fixe lunch and dinner menus ranging from $15 to $65+, indulge in various delectable meal deals. 

BeachLife Festival

When: May 5 – May 7

Where: Redondo Beach

What: The surf-inspired music festival returns to Redondo Beach’s shores for a thrilling three-day event in May. Headliners include The Black Keys, Gwen Stefani, and The Black Crowes, joined by performances from the Pixies, Modest Mouse, Sublime with Rome, John Fogerty, and more.

San Fernando Valley Weekend Events | May 5 – May 7

Mayumi Market

When: May 7

Where: Glendale

What: Discover unique art, jewelry, clothing, and home goods at this complimentary pop-up market celebrating AAPI Heritage Month. Featuring local Asian American and Pacific Islander creators, Mayumi Market at Junior High also offers vegan-friendly food and drink options from vendors like Vegan Banh Mi Tho, Salamat Vegan, BbyBakeshop, and By Jiyoon.

The Valley Family Fest

When: May 6

Where: Westfield Fashion Square

What: Don’t miss The Valley Family Fest, at Sherman Oak’s Westfield Fashion Square. Bring your friends, family, and pets to hang out in the courtyard and enjoy fun music, photo ops, and more!

4th Annual Topanga Butterfly Day

When: May 7

Where: The Mountain Mermaid | Topanga

What: Butterfly Day is a fun, family-friendly festival ft. music, food, butterfly house, native plants, art activities & environmental exhibits.

 

Conejo Valley Weekend Events | May 5 – May 7

SoCal Ride & Rally to Defeat ALS

When: May 6 

Where: Dos Vientos Community Park

What: The 7th annual SoCal Ride and Rally to Defeat ALS is a one-day community event designed to appeal to every level of cyclist, hiker, walker, and supporter of The Golden West Chapter of The ALS Association. It’s all happening on May 6 at Dos Vientos Community Park from 7:30am to 2pm. This fundraiser helps support members of the local community who are impacted by ALS Disease.

Simi Valley Street Fair

When: May 6 

Where: Simi Town Center Way

What: The Simi Valley Street Fair is planned for Saturday, May 6, 2023, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Simi Town Center Way. The event includes over 375 vendor booths, live entertainment, beer and wine gardens, a city expo, free kids’ fun zone, and more. Free admission. Learn more at simivalleystreetfair.com.

46th Annual Thousand Oaks Chili Cook-Off, Car Show & Craft Brew Fest

When: May 7 

Where: Conejo Creek North Park

What: Mark your calendars for the 46th Annual Thousand Oaks Chili Cook-Off, Car Show & Craft Brew Festival on Sunday, May 7, 2023. Held from noon – 5pm (11:00 am entry for VIP tickets), the family-friendly extravaganza will be held at Conejo Creek Park North at Janss Rd & Hwy 23 in Thousand Oaks.

It’s time for our round-up of fun happening this April 21 through April 23. From live music and food festivals to family-friendly outings and unique cultural events, we’ve got you covered! Check out our curated selection of the best events to make your weekend unforgettable!

LOS ANGELES WEEKEND EVENTS | April 21 – April 23 

Festival of Books

When: April 22 – April 23

Where: USC/Exposition Park

What: The USC campus hosts an L.A. Times-curated literary event on April 22 and 23, featuring over 250 exhibitors and prominent authors. Visitors can browse bookseller stalls and attend readings and panels. This year’s impressive speaker lineup includes Stacey Abrams, Laura Dern, Roxane Gay, and Leslie Odom Jr., among others.

First Fridays at the Natural History Museum

When: Until June 7

Where: Natural History Museum | USC/Exposition Park

What: If you’ve had enough of First Fridays being dominated by food trucks and long queues at your beloved local bars, explore a refreshing alternative at the Natural History Museum. Here, First Fridays promise a delightful blend of ancient wonders and modern beats, featuring dinosaurs and DJs. On the first Friday of each month, from February to June, enjoy a KCRW-curated evening of music that welcomes guests of all ages to experience an after-hours adventure in the museum.

Light Up the Blues

When: April 22 

Where: Griffith Park

What: Discover the impact of the Japanese notion of “ma”—the interplay between form and non-form—on the work of a renowned California abstract artist at this LACMA exhibition. The display features 60 pieces, showcasing a blend of the painter’s creations and traditional Japanese works from the museum’s collection.

 

WESTSIDE & BEACH COMMUNITIES WEEKEND EVENTS | April 21 – April 23

PetSpace Earth Day Celebration

When: April 22

Where: Annenberg PetSpace | Playa Vista

What: On Earth Day, Wallis Annenberg PetSpace shifts its focus to various animals beyond cats and dogs. Visitors can purchase essentials for small critters, gain knowledge about amphibians and reptiles from the Southwestern Herpetologists Society, or even contemplate adopting a guinea pig.

The Great Los Angeles River CleanUp

When: April 22 

Where: Long Beach

What: Contribute to helping transform the LA River by participating in the annual cleanup organized by Friends of the Los Angeles River. This year, the event expands its offerings to include habitat restoration, guided nature walks, and educational activities about the river. Instead of concentrating on a single location, the cleanup addresses various sites each weekend.

626 Night Market Mini

When: Until May 28

Where: Santa Monica

What: The SGV night market embarks on a springtime getaway to Santa Monica (1324 5th St, close to the Third Street Promenade), presenting a scaled-down version featuring around 24 Asian street food vendors.

 

SAN FERNANDO VALLEY  WEEKEND EVENTS | April 21 – April 23 

Touch-A-Truck™ 2023

When: April 23 

Where: Westfield Topanga

What: Touch-A-Truck™ is an engaging event for families, enabling children to interact with various vehicles and meet the people who build, protect, and serve Los Angeles County. The event features an arts and crafts table for creative fun, and food trucks providing delicious meals and snacks for purchase. All proceeds support the Junior League of Los Angeles’ volunteer initiatives, programs, and community outreach efforts.

Earth With Us At Sepulveda Basin Sports Complex

When: April 22 

Where: Sepulveda Basin Sports Complex | Van Nuys

What: Participate with FoLAR in the Upper River area as we gather litter along the trail next to the river, preventing pollution in our watershed. In addition to the cleanup, FoLAR will host educational activities to further celebrate the LA River. Together, we will make a significant difference and contribute to the nurturing of the flourishing urban ecosystems within our region.

Moore Lab Spring Bird Migration Count

When: Until April 23

Where: Bear Divide Vista Picnic Site | Santa Clarita

What: Experience the remarkable spring bird migration at Bear Divide. Watch as thousands of birds traverse a low mountain saddle on their northern journey. This captivating biological phenomenon presents a unique opportunity to witness an array of avian species in one location.

 

CONEJO VALLEY WEEKEND EVENTS | April21 – April 23

Community Swap Meet in Simi Valley

When: April 22

Where: 5005 C E Los Angeles Ave, Simi Valley,

What: Join the annual Junk in the Trunk swap meet, presented by Rancho Simi Recreation & Park District. Seize the opportunity to sell your items or discover hidden treasures to take home. To learn more about becoming a vendor, check out the registration link provided.

Calabasas Earth Day Festival

When: April 23 

Where: Agoura Road and Las Virgenes Road | Calabasas,

What: With over fifty exhibitors from Los Angeles County and Ventura County participating, the event aims to assist attendees in adopting cost-saving, eco-friendly practices. This free festival, held in Calabasas, offers something for everyone, including a variety of engaging children’s activities that educate kids about the environment while they enjoy themselves. Experience this unique event, designed to appeal to all ages while promoting environmental awareness and sustainable living.

Bark in the Park

When: April 23

Where: 1379 E Janss Rd, Thousand Oaks, CA

What: Get ready for the exhilarating Bark in the Park event on Saturday, March 18, 2023! Enjoy a day filled with fun activities, including a dog costume contest, big and little dog contests, small dog races, dog entertainers, an agility course, a cooling water area, and engaging vendor booths. The event is free of charge, with activities open for everyone to participate in and delicious food available for purchase

The weekend is almost here and so is our latest round-up of local activities. While half of LA will be venturing to Palm Springs for Coachella, there are still plenty of fun things to do! Read on for what’s happening in your neighborhood this April 14 through April 16.

LOS ANGELES WEEKEND EVENTS | April 14 – April 16 

TCM Classic Film Festival

When: April 13 – April 16 

Where: Various Hollywood Theater Locations

What: Essential for fans of timeless cinema, this four-day event features an array of cherished films, ranging from renowned classics to hidden treasures, presented by Turner Classic Movies. Experience these enduring masterpieces in select Hollywood theaters, as they were intended to be viewed on the big screen. This year’s selection includes American Graffiti, Casablanca, Enter the Dragon, The Exorcist, and other beloved titles.

First Fridays at the Natural History Museum

When: Until June 7

Where: Natural History Museum | USC/Exposition Park

What: If you’ve had enough of First Fridays being dominated by food trucks and long queues at your beloved local bars, explore a refreshing alternative at the Natural History Museum. Here, First Fridays promise a delightful blend of ancient wonders and modern beats, featuring dinosaurs and DJs. On the first Friday of each month, from February to June, enjoy a KCRW-curated evening of music that welcomes guests of all ages to experience an after-hours adventure in the museum.

Sam Francis and Japan: Emptiness Overflowing

When: April 9 – July 16

Where: Miracle Mile

What: Discover the impact of the Japanese notion of “ma”—the interplay between form and non-form—on the work of a renowned California abstract artist at this LACMA exhibition. The display features 60 pieces, showcasing a blend of the painter’s creations and traditional Japanese works from the museum’s collection.

WESTSIDE AND BEACH COMMUNITIES WEEKEND EVENTS | April 14 – April 16 

The Great Los Angeles River CleanUp

When: April 15 – April 22 

Where: Long Beach

What: Contribute to helping transform the LA River by participating in the annual cleanup organized by Friends of the Los Angeles River. This year, the event expands its offerings to include habitat restoration, guided nature walks, and educational activities about the river. Instead of concentrating on a single location, the cleanup addresses various sites each weekend.

626 Night Market Mini

When: Until May 28

Where: Santa Monica

What: The SGV night market embarks on a springtime getaway to Santa Monica (1324 5th St, close to the Third Street Promenade), presenting a scaled-down version featuring around 24 Asian street food vendors.

Dawoud Bey & Carrie Mae Weems: In Dialogue

When: Until July 9

Where: The Getty Center | Westside 

What: This traveling photography exhibit showcases four decades of creative collaboration between Dawoud Bey and Carrie Mae Weems. Having first crossed paths in Harlem during the 1970s, the duo has maintained a strong friendship while exploring common themes of race, power, and representation in their work, centered around the Black community.

 

SAN FERNANDO VALLEY  WEEKEND EVENTS | April 14 – April 16 

An Afternoon with Bob Singer

When: April 15

Where: Van Eaton Galleries 12160 Ventura Blvd Studio City

What: With an illustrious career at Hanna-Barbera, Warner Bros., UPA Pictures, Marvel, and beyond, Bob Singer is a beloved animation artist. This Saturday, don’t miss this incredible opportunity to celebrate the life and legacy of Bob Singer.

Earth With Us At Sepulveda Basin Sports Complex

When: April 15 

Where: Sepulveda Basin Sports Complex | Van Nuys

What: Participate with FoLAR in the Upper River area as we gather litter along the trail next to the river, preventing pollution in our watershed. In addition to the cleanup, FoLAR will host educational activities to further celebrate the LA River. Together, we will make a significant difference and contribute to the nurturing of the flourishing urban ecosystems within our region.

Moore Lab Spring Bird Migration Count

When: April 13 – April 23

Where: Bear Divide Vista Picnic Site | Santa Clarita

What: Experience the remarkable spring bird migration at Bear Divide. Watch as thousands of birds traverse a low mountain saddle on their northern journey. This captivating biological phenomenon presents a unique opportunity to witness an array of avian species in one location.

 

CONEJO VALLEY WEEKEND EVENTS | April 14 – April 16 

Calabasas Earth Day Festival

When: April 14

Where: Agoura Road and Las Virgenes Road | Calabasas,

What: With over fifty exhibitors from Los Angeles County and Ventura County participating, the event aims to assist attendees in adopting cost-saving, eco-friendly practices. This free festival, held in Calabasas, offers something for everyone, including a variety of engaging children’s activities that educate kids about the environment while they enjoy themselves. Experience this unique event, designed to appeal to all ages while promoting environmental awareness and sustainable living.

26th Annual Neal Taylor Nature Center Fishing Derby

When: April 15 – April 16

Where: Cachuma Lake Recreation Area

What: This year’s fishing derby promises an exciting and competitive event. Prizes range in categories for various fish species including crappie, catfish, trout, bass, sunfish, and carp. With an increased prize pool, participants stand a chance to win not only impressive cash rewards but also top-notch fishing gear and other fantastic prizes. Don’t miss out on this thrilling opportunity to showcase your angling skills and reel in some amazing rewards!

Free Genealogy Fair at the Camarillo Library

When: April 15

Where: Camarillo Public Library

What: Spend the afternoon reconnecting with genealogy friends and learning what the Ventura County Genealogy Society can do to help you with your family history. The Genealogy Fair is open to everyone. All levels, from those just starting (or thinking about starting) to research their ancestors to those looking for help to break down the last “Brick Wall,” are welcome.

 

The weekend is almost here! No matter which holiday you are celebrating this week, we have you covered for local fun. Read on for the best happenings from around town!

LOS ANGELES WEEKEND EVENTS | April 7 – April 9 

First Fridays at the Natural History Museum

When: April 7 – June 7

Where: Natural History Museum | USC/Exposition Park

What: If you’ve had enough of First Fridays being dominated by food trucks and long queues at your beloved local bars, explore a refreshing alternative at the Natural History Museum. Here, First Fridays promise a delightful blend of ancient wonders and modern beats, featuring dinosaurs and DJs. On the first Friday of each month, from February to June, enjoy a KCRW-curated evening of music that welcomes guests of all ages to experience an after-hours adventure in the museum.

Sam Francis and Japan: Emptiness Overflowing

When: April 9 – July 16

Where: Miracle Mile

What: Discover the impact of the Japanese notion of “ma”—the interplay between form and non-form—on the work of a renowned California abstract artist at this LACMA exhibition. The display features 60 pieces, showcasing a blend of the painter’s creations and traditional Japanese works from the museum’s collection.

Vine & Vinyl on the Roof

When: April 8

Where: Downtown Historic Core

What: Though Grand Central Market may not boast an actual rooftop, its top floor serves as a great alternative—particularly when hosting a party. Vine & Vinyl on the Roof will transform the Hill Street garage into a lively event featuring natural wine tasting, a car show, and a dance party. With each ticket, attendees will receive three tasting samples from Good Boy, Jumbo Time, Wonderwerk, and Wavy Wines.

WESTSIDE AND BEACH COMMUNITIES WEEKEND EVENTS | April 7 – April 9 

Love Isn’t Blind

When: April 7

Where: Venice

What: Could men improve their listening skills in the dating world? This Bachelorette-inspired game show embraces that idea with a single rule: the four male contestants vying for a date must remain silent. They can only nod and draw as host Allison Goldberg delves into their phones and calls their mothers. Catch Love Isn’t Blind at its monthly staging, this time taking place at Townhouse Venice.

Dawoud Bey & Carrie Mae Weems: In Dialogue

When: Until July 9

Where: The Getty Center | Westside 

What: This traveling photography exhibit showcases four decades of creative collaboration between Dawoud Bey and Carrie Mae Weems. Having first crossed paths in Harlem during the 1970s, the duo has maintained a strong friendship while exploring common themes of race, power, and representation in their work, centered around the Black community.

626 Night Market Mini

When: Until May 28

Where: Santa Monica

What: The SGV night market embarks on a springtime getaway to Santa Monica (1324 5th St, close to the Third Street Promenade), presenting a scaled-down version featuring around 24 Asian street food vendors.

 

SAN FERNANDO VALLEY  WEEKEND EVENTS | April 7 – April 9 

Vegan Easter Egg Hunt

When: April 9

Where: Love Always Sanctuary | 9841 La Tuna Canyon Rd., Los Angeles, CA 91352

What: Join Love Always Sanctuary on Sunday for a Vegan Easter Egg Hunt! Starting at 11 am, the event includes an Easter Egg Hunt at noon (kids should bring their own baskets) and quality time with rescued animals until 4 pm. Tickets are $20 per person (free for kids under 3), with well-behaved companion animals welcome, and remember to wear closed-toe shoes and bring your own water bottle.

Kids Fair Santa Clarita

When: April 8

Where: 20880 Centre Pointe Pkwy | Santa Clarita

What: This Saturday, enjoy a day of fun at Kids Fair Santa Clarita! Featuring the Easter Bunny, complimentary crafts, and an Easter egg hunt with amazing prizes, including a chance to win a grand Easter basket! Take advantage of discounted professional photo sessions, medical-grade ear piercing, and free stroller strides classes. Plus, enjoy a boutique space, raffles, and valuable information from local health, wellness, and education businesses—all in support of SCV Family Promise!

Birding in the Garden: An Experiential Walk and Talk with Diego Blanco

When: April 8

Where: Theodore Payne Foundation

What: Don’t miss this special class exploring the TPF gardens, where we’ll identify local birds and uncover the vital connections they share with native plants and other creatures. Discover resident birds, seasonal visitors, their main food sources, and more. Seize this exceptional chance to listen, observe, and appreciate the stunning variety of birds in our midst.

 

CONEJO VALLEY WEEKEND EVENTS | April 7 – April 9 

Easter Eggstravaganza Event in Camarillo

When: April 8

Where: Community Center Park, 1605 E. Burnley Street, Camarillo.

What: It’s time for family-friendly fun! This free event is open to the public, featuring crafts, Easter bunny visits, food trucks, touch-a-truck, live music, craft vendors, and an inflatable obstacle course.

Live Music at the Simi Valley Town Center

When: April 8

Where: Simi Valley Town Center | Simi Valley,

What: The Simi Valley Town Center presents a free series of concerts starting in April through mid-August. Details are at simivalleytowncenter.com and their Facebook page but here’s the rundown as of late March 2023. All events in the Center Court. Check the Town Center website and social media for any updates/changes.

Thousand Oaks Elks Lodge Easter Egg Hunt

When: April 9 

Where: 158 N Conejo School Road 

What: The Thousand Oaks Elks Lodge Community Easter Egg Hunt is from noon to 2 pm on Easter Sunday, April 9th. Hunt starts at 12:30 sharp. Easter Bunny to visit after the hunt. Free of charge and open to the community.