Come and enjoy a full day of fun at Greystone with Pink's Hot Dogs; Greystone Mansion tour; Greystone historic display, historic fire engine display, canine demonstrations (1:00pm and 3:00pm), music, face painting, balloons, marketplace and opportunity drawings. Co-sponsored by the Friends of Greystone, Beverly Hills Fire and Police Associations, Beverly Hills Fire and Police Departments, and the Community Services Department.
Advanced Tickets a Must!
Adults: $15 each
Children (3-11 years): $10 each
Children 2 and under Free
Mail check only payable to Friends of Greystone to:
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Concerts at Warner Park in Woodland Hills starts tomorrow...
June 1
Playboy Jazz Festival Community Concert starting at 2 p.m.
Back by popular demand, the Playboy Jazz at Warner Park will return with another exciting talent lineup. Saxophonist Michael Lington, one of the hottest stars on the contemporary jazz scene today, will captivate the crowd with his compelling mix of cool funk, innovative melodies, and passionate playing. Veteran jazz vocalist, Ernie Andrews, offers interpretations of classics from Miles Davis, Duke Ellington, and more.
The B-Side Players bring their trademark sounds to the party mix as polyrhythmic beat melds with a mix of reggae, salsa, Latin jazz, and politically charged lyrics. Rounding out the afternoon is local vocalist, Raya Yarbrough, who will capture the crowd with her mesmerizing blend of jazz, pop, and R&B. The cool sounds of the Chatsworth High School Jazz Band, under the direction of Larry Williams, will be this year's opening act.
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Shiny, Happy Music:REM and The Cure at Hollywood Bowl On separate nights, the Bowl brings back two bands your high school girlfriend adored. Luckily, they can still rock a stadium.Park & ride: Avoid the congestion by taking a free shuttle to the Bowl. Info here. Thu 6:30p (REM); Sat 6:30p (Cure). 2301 N. Highland Ave. ( 323-850-2000). $30-$135. Nearby: Magnolia; 25 Degrees at the Roosevelt; Bowery
Must-See Stage Comedy:The Nothing Boys at East Theatre A young man finally discovers adulthood at his poorly attended 10-year reunion on Long Island. Last chance: The critically acclaimed, autobiographical play ends its extended run this weekend.Thu-Sun. East Theatre at the Complex, 6468 Santa Monica Blvd. (323-965-9996). $15. Tickets here. Nearby: Cafe Muse; Ammo; Lou
Food Benefit:Taste of the Nation Meet LA’s Pulitzer Prize-winning restaurant guru Jonathon Gold, while sampling specialties from the likes of Craft, Paperfish and Akasha. Go VIP: Sip Henriot Champagne over hors d'oeuvres by Chef Brian Moyers of Beverly Wilshire Hotel’s Blvd. $175.Sun 1-4p. Media Park, 9070 Venice Blvd., Culver City. $115 pre-order here; $125 door. Nearby: Father’s Office 2.0; Ugo Wine Bar; Mandrake
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In its 4th year, CineMalibu movies in the park will kick off the summer on Saturday, May 31st with a showing of "Everyones Hero," an animated baseball movie.
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There are several new events added to the calendar this summer, such as a "live" Marionette show for kids, an outdoor performance by the Malibu Symphony Orchestra, and a surprise event to be announced.
Heat Relief:Wet Pool Party A perennial sell-out, because 13 hours is just the right amount of time to meet new bikini-clad friends, make some mistakes, catch a poolside nap then do it all over again.Drinks to DJs: Andy Caldwell, Julius Papp and KCRW’s Raul Campos scheduled to drop wicked house sets.Sat 1p-2a. Custom Hotel, 8639 Lincoln Blvd. (310-645-0400). $30/pre-sale. Nearby: Bistrotek; Hopscotch Lounge; Beechwood
South Bay Bash:Fiesta Hermosa This 36-year South Bay tradition goes all weekend long, featuring the Hermosa lifeguards’ famous fish tacos, a Neil Young tribute band and a microbrew-filled beer garden. Plus dozens of booths crammed with arts & crafts.They're kidding...aren't they? Catch the annual dog costume contest Saturday at 12:30p.Sat-Mon 10a-6p. 1206 Hermosa Ave., Hermosa (310-376-0951). No cover. Check website here for parking info.
Culture Clash:La Vida Sake A weird-but-welcome pairing of sake tastings with a private viewing of the Petersen Automotive Museum’s “La Vida Lowrider” exhibit.Higher learning: Sake masters will be on hand to instruct on the finer points of rice wine and food pairings.Tonight 7-10p. 6060 Wilshire Blvd. (323-930-2277). $60 advance/$70 door. Nearby: Whisper Lounge (at the Grove); Little Bar; The Dime
Shooting Gallery:Eye of the Storm A gripping exhibit of images captured by American military combat photographers during tours of duty in Iraq and Afghanistan.The stories they tell: LA curator Dane Jensen interviewed each photographer to get the detailed story behind their pictures.Sat 6-9p. Reform Gallery, 816 N. La Cienega Blvd. (213-369-0646). No cover. Nearby: STK; Koi; Area
The City of Santa Monica’s Virginia Avenue Park is hosting a free Cinco de Mayo Fiesta and Classic Car Show on Sunday, May 4 from 1:00 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. Come sing and dance to a fabulous entertainment line-up including Mariachi Estrella de Jalisco, a group that will make you shout “Ahua”; Westside Crew, a 10 piece, Latin, R&B, Funk band westsiders love to dance to; Ballet Folklorico Herencia Mexicana, local youth dancers; and Danza de la Pluma, Oaxacan indigenous dance. The emcee will be award winning performance artist Maria Elena Gaitan, adding the history of Cinco de Mayo to the stage. Also featured, are children’s Mexican arts and crafts, carnival games and delicious food including tacos, tostadas, quesadillas and fresh fruit juices by Frida Taqueria in Santa Monica.
Car Show: Back by popular demand is the Classic Car Show organized by Andrew Gomez with support from Biar’s Keystone Bodyshop, High Rollerz Limousines, and Hallo Construction. The car show will feature classic, vintage, muscle cars, low riders, trucks and specialty vehicles. Car show exhibitors will compete for The Mayor’s Choice Trophy judged by Santa Monica Mayor Herb Katz, and the Chief’s Trophy judged by Santa Monica Police Chief Timothy Jackman and Santa Monica Fire Chief Jim Hone. Trophies will also be awarded for “Best In Class” in various categories.
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Virginia Avenue Park is located on the northwest corner of Pico and Cloverfield in Santa Monica. Visitors and neighbors are encouraged to walk, bicycle or park for free at Santa Monica College “Structure A” at the corner of Pico and 17th Street. A Big Blue Bus chartered for the event will shuttle attendees from Santa Monica College at Pico and 16th Street eastbound and back at Pico and 22nd Street (eastbound). Directional signs will be visible at the college on Pico and 17th Street. Virginia Avenue Park is served by Blue Bus Line No. 7 and is accessible for persons with disabilities.
For disability-related accommodation requests, or to request this information in an alternate format, please call (310) 458-8688 or TTY: (310) 458-8696 by April 30, 2008.
Earth Day is a time to celebrate gains we have made and create new visions to accelerate environmental progress. Earth Day is a time to unite around new actions. Earth Day and every day is a time to act to protect our planet.
Environmental Highlights
On the anniversary of the first Earth Day in 1970, the federal government is cleaning the air, promoting land conservation, and improving water quality.The Bush Administration is focused on achieving meaningful results – cleaner air and water, and healthier lands and wildlife habitats.
The nation's air is much cleaner today than it was in 1970 and progress will continue.
The trend of annual loss of wetlands has been reversed.
Restoration and redevelopment of abandoned industrial sites is accelerating.
President Bush is meeting his commitment to reduce the National Park Service maintenance backlog.
Tiles personalized by Malibu residents and other Legacy Park supporters will be unveiled at a ceremony on Saturday, March 29, at 11:00 a.m. at the corner of Cross Creek Road and Civic Center Way.
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The tiles, which raised nearly $70,000 for the Malibu Legacy Park Project, will be installed along the sidewalk on the west side of the recently revitalized Cross Creek Road or as part of the inlaid tile mediallion at the corner of Civic Center Way. The medallion was designed by Janine Waldbaum of Malibu Tile Works, who also stenciled the Legacy Park logo and personal inscriptions into many of the new tiles, over 400 of which were ordered as part of a Legacy Park fundraiser. Another 90 tiles were hand-glazed at the City's "Paint Your Own Tile" event in November 2007.