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Lollipop Superhero Walk
Join us at the 2nd LOLLIPOP Superhero Walk and become a superhero for the day! Help us celebrate everyone who helps us bring joy to hospitalized children, including their parents, siblings and caretakers, and the movie studios and stars we partner with. And, most of all, to celebrate the ultimate superheroes, the patients themselves! This year, we've partnered with the Costume Designers Guild to create 8 one-of-a-kind superhero costumes for 8 children from LA area hospitals. We'll reveal those costumes…
Find out more »KCRW’s Good Food Pie Contest
12:00 PM — 5:00 PM May 6 For the ninth year in a row, home cooks and professionals alike will compete side-by-side to woo the judges. Good Food host Evan Kleiman will preside over the afternoon pie festivities which will include music by KCRW DJ Anne Litt, pie tasting, food trucks, kids’ activities, an artisan marketplace and more. For more details, visit kcrw.org/pie. Royce Quad 12–5pm Join our scavenger hunt, shop and taste goods from over 20 vendors with sweet, savory and warm weather…
Find out more »Mary Poppins
MARY POPPINS 1964, Walt Disney Co., 140 min, USA, Dir: Robert Stevenson When nanny Mary Poppins (Julie Andrews) comes to work for the Banks family in their turn-of-the-20th-century London household, she uplifts everyone’s spirits and brings magic to their lives. Dick Van Dyke is Bert, the good-natured chimney sweep, while the great Jane Darwell, in her last screen appearance, plays the bird lady. Features the classic musical numbers "Chim Chim Cher-ee," "A Spoonful of Sugar," "Feed the Birds" and "Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious."
Find out more »Annie (1982)
Young hotheaded orphan Annie (Aileen Quinn) is rescued from a cruel orphanage by a wealthy industrialist, Oliver Warbucks (the wonderful Albert Finney), but the wicked orphanage supervisor (Carol Burnett) tries to profit from the situation. A family musical with lots of movement, color, dance and music with sumptuous production numbers.
Find out more »Ascot Hills Kite Flying Festival
"Los Angeles celebrated the groundbreaking for the new Ascot Hills Park in 2005. The Olmsted Report recommended a park there in 1930. The Ascot Hills are named for the former Legion Ascot Speedway, Los Angeles's most popular auto racetrack during the 1920s and 1930s. Until the groundbreaking for the park in 2005, the largest open space in East Los Angeles was Evergreen Cemetery. This sent the wrong message to our children: If you want open space, you have to die first.…
Find out more »Park Rx Day
Join us for family-friendly fun at the Los Angeles County #ParkRx Day at El Cariso Community Regional Park. • Get free health screenings! ⚕️ 👩⚕️ • Enjoy free fitness activities! 💪 💃 • Take a walk with a Park Ranger! 🚶♀️ 🌴 📣 The first 150 to RSVP get a free give-away if they show their ticket at the event. RSVP here. ➡️ parkrxdayla.eventbrite.com This event is free.
Find out more »Have a Beach Ball – Annenberg Community Beach House 10th Anniversary
Join us at this free event celebrating the Annenberg Community Beach House 10th anniversary. Take part in a community group photo in the sand creating the iconic Beach House beach ball, and stay for more fun. Everyone in the photo will receive a complimentary 10th anniversary beach ball and a pool pass for a summer swim!* 10 am – Check-in for photo and enjoy music and treats! 10:30 am – Celebratory remarks and community beach ball photo, then stay for…
Find out more »YALLWEST
YALLWest celebrates books, film, TV, and art related to young adult literature. Represented at the Fest are New York Times bestsellers as well as local and acclaimed authors and artists, plus some notable Hollywood directors and creators. The majority of the events are free, but there are a few ticketed events ($5 per panel). Two Locations: >> Fierce Friday (6-8pm) at the Santa Monica Library (601 Santa Monica Blvd) is a preview evening, with food trucks, karaoke, games, and giveaways.…
Find out more »Historical Venice Cinco de Mayo Parade/Festival 2019
Cinco de Mayo is celebrated in Venice with a family-friendly, free community parade and festival. The parade blends traditional Mexican cultural performances with Mexican American innovations including classic cars, traditional folklorico dancers, Aztec dancers, charro, floats, and a mariachi band. The parade ends and transitions into a festival at Oakwood Park featuring food vendors, piñatas, face painting, informational booths, live performances, and entertainment. No canopies are permitted. The parade route begins at Lincoln and California; spectators generally line up along Lincoln from California to Rose, where the…
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