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April 10th, 2015 at 8:30 am

Cooks-Corner

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Don’t let the rows of Harleys out front intimidate you. Cook’s Corner is a biker bar, but you don’t have to ride on two wheels to feel welcome at the oldest roadhouse in south Orange County. Once fairly isolated, the laidback landmark in Trabuco Canyon is now just a few hundred yards from rows of upscale suburban homes, restaurants, and shopping centers. And it’s a good neighbor, beckoning all walks of life.

The place got its start in 1926, when Earl Cook, son of the surrounding lands’ owner, converted a cabin into a restaurant for local miners and ranchers. He turned it into a bar after Prohibition ended in 1933. Right after World War II, he bought an old mess hall from the decommissioned Santa Ana Army Air Base and launched the tavern. A Santa Ana bike-accessories owner bought the joint in 1970 and shaped it into the old-fashioned roadhouse it remains today.
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April 8th, 2015 at 9:00 am

Los Angeles events

What do you get when you mix music, food, entertainment, and activities with a Western theme? The Cowboy Festival in Santa Clarita! This year will be the 22nd annual event which attracts more than 10,000 visitors annually. Attendees can enjoy musical acts from genres including Western, Rockabilly, Bluegrass, and Americana. Sit back and watch as performers stroll the streets to serenade attendees. Vendors will be serving Dutch oven and BBQ favorites with a focus on the flavors of Western heritage.

Where:
For events held at William S. Hart Park, Canyon Theatre Guild, and Repertory East Playhouse the shuttle site is located at 13th Street and Railroad Avenue, Newhall, CA 91321.

Additional events take place at:
Rancho Camulos Museum
5164 E. Telegraph Road
Piru, CA 93040

Old Town Newhall
Market Street and Main Street
Newhall, CA 91321

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April 7th, 2015 at 9:00 am

Long Beach eventsStart your engines for the latest season of the longest-running street race in North America as the Grand Prix of Long Beach kicks off its 41st year, bringing high-speed adventure and excitement to the streets of Southern California. This year’s race features a spectrum of events, including concerts, pro/celebrity races, and the always-popular super drift challenge. Roll on over and join the other 200,000 expected race fans for one of the most exiting weekends of sport.

Where:
The neighborhood around Seaside Way and Shoreline Drive
Long Beach, CA

When:
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April 1st, 2015 at 9:00 am

Catalina Island events

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Dance the night away and support a good cause at the Leapin’ Lizards! Catalina Island Conservancy Ball. For the past 20 years, supporters have enjoyed one of the most magnificent gala charity extravaganzas anywhere in the region while raising funds for the Catalina Island Conservancy, an organization dedicated to the conservation, education, and recreation programs of Catalina Island. This year’s ball features a 1920s theme as well as a silent auction, a performance by Society Beat and, best of all, a chance to rub elbows with some of the most prominent boosters of one of Southern California’s most beautiful environments.

Where
1 Casino Way
Avalon, CA 90704

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March 31st, 2015 at 9:00 am

Los Angeles art walk

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Join the approximately 10,000 visitors who regularly participate in the Downtown Los Angeles Art Walk. It’s a self-guided tour that started in 2004 and has flourished over the years. More than 40 art galleries and museums throughout the area’s many sub-districts participate. Some of the districts involved are Bunker Hill, Little Tokyo, and Gallery Row, all on display at Main and Spring streets in the Historic Core. L.A. Art Walk is an evening of culture and exploration that you will appeal to your artistic side.

Where:
Downtown Los Angeles Historic Core
Sixth and Spring Streets
Los Angeles, CA 90013

When:
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