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It’s Sunday! There are many NEW indoor and outdoor adventures. Each has its’ own Covid safety protocols, so please check the websites before you go.
Enjoy! Please stay safe! :-)
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30th Pan African Film & Arts Festival
Tuesday, April 19th to Sunday, May 1st
Cinemark Baldwin Hills Crenshaw
Los Angeles
paff.org
More than two-hundred films are featured, among them the story of Mahalia Jackson, the “Queen of Gospel Music.” The movie entitled, “REMEMBER ME!” Schedule and ticket information are on the paff.org website.
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The Original Renaissance Pleasure Faire
15501 Arrow Highway
Baldwin Park
626 969 4750
renfair.com
“Hazar!” Yes, the ORIGINAL Renaissance Pleasure Faire returns. The celebration of 16th century England features fun, food and drink. Due to the current pandemic, there are several health and safety measures to know before you go. Those details are on the renfair.com website.
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Poppy Viewing at Crescent
The L.A. Arboretum
Los Angeles County Arboretum & Botanical Garden
301 North Baldwin Avenue
Arcadia
arboretum.org
California Poppy lovers, it’s the poppy blooming season, you might want to stop by the L.A. Arboretum and Botanical Garden, to see them in the “Wildflowering L.A” area among nearly an acre of lupine, yarrow, and clarkia. The arboretum.org website has ticket and visiting guidelines.
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Fabulous Fords Forever!
Largest West Coast All Ford Show
Irwindale Speedway
500 Speedway Drive
Irwindale
626 209 9138
irwindalespeedway.com
The largest all Ford show on the west coast is rolling into Irwindale Speedway. “Fabulous Fords Forever” features every year, make and model of Henry Ford’s creation founded in 1903. Ticket and spectator guidelines are on the irwindalespeedway.com website.
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Oceanic Arts: Vintage Tiki Collection Auction Oceanic Arts 12414 Whittier Boulevard
Whittier
oceanicarts.net
peekaboogallery.com
Since 1956, Oceanic Arts has been at the epicenter of the mid-century, pop culture phenomenon known as TIKI. Co-owners Leroy Schmaltz and Bob Van Oosting are retiring, so everything in their Whittier warehouse is available at auction. Auction details are on the oceanicarts.net and peekaboogallery.com website.
