The Huntington Beach Elks Lodge #1959 located at 7711 Talbert Ave. in Huntington Beach 714-848-9440 holds regular bingo Matinee every Wednesday from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
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Early Birds at 11:00 a.m. Free – Coffee, Tea and Popcorn, Food and Soft Drinks Available for Purchase ATM On Site, Lunch Served.
For the benefit of youth, vets, special kids, police, firefighters and other groups in South Orange County Saddleback Valley communities, Mission Viejo / Saddleback Valley Elks Lodge No. 2444 is holding its regular Wednesday night Charity Big Bucks Bingo on the following dates:
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Mission Viejo / Saddleback Valley Elks Lodge No. 2444
25092 Marguerite Parkway, Mission Viejo, CA 9269
Fountain Valley Summerfest is back! Join us for our 4-day start of summer celebration starting on June 17 through June 20. Admission tickets are required for all attendees age 5 years and older. Tickets are $5 each. There is Free General Parking or you can choose the $10 VIP Lot to be closer to the action. There is also an Uber and Lyft drop-off zone.
Thank you to our sponsors that help make this event possible. The Main Stage Sponsor is Floor and Decor. Title Sponsors include Fountain Valley Community Foundation, Kingston Technology, Hyundai Motor America. Event Sponsors are Grocery Outlet - Fountain Valley Lily Campbell Team, Mimi's Jewelry, Pacific Premier Bank, Republic Services, Tom Vo Taekwondo. Supporting Sponsors include Fountain Valley City Council and Fountain Valley Regional Hospital. Please make sure to thank them.
Due to occupancy limits, the only way to guarantee admission to Summerfest is to purchase an online ticket. Walk-up tickets will be sold at the event if occupancy limits have not been reached. Unlimited ride wristbands will be available at the carnival during operating hours.
TICKETS
General Admission $5
Tickets available now, click here: Summerfest Tickets
Admission tickets are required for all attendees age 5 years and older. Due to occupancy limits, the only way to guarantee admission to Summerfest is to purchase an online ticket. Walk-up tickets will be sold at the event if occupancy limits have not been reached.
As many of you know, Summerfest has been an open and free event for its entire 12 year history. Unfortunately, our expenses have increased this year as we learn to operate in a post-COVID environment. In addition to increased expenses we are currently forced to limit entry to the event. As a result, the general admission revenue will be used to help offset the costs associated with ensuring that Summerfest is a safe event for for as many families as possible.
The Environmental Nature Center is hosting a Wine Walk on June 26 with tasting windows from 4-8PM. Participants will enjoy an afternoon of wine tasting, while helping to raise funds for environmental education. Winery representatives from several California boutique wineries will be participating, including Abigail Adams Wines, Rubia Winery, Calipaso Winery, Casa de Valor and Clos Mares. For more info visit encenter.org. The Environmental Nature Center (ENC) is located at 1601 E. 16th Street, in Newport Beach.
Participants will walk through the Center and stop at wine tasting stations designed by Dolce Picnics along the trails. Small bites will be provided in individual portions, curated by Benci Socal. Guests will end their walk with Kean Coffee and dessert. Hi-Time Wine Cellars will be selling wine that evening for store pick-up at a later date. A percentage of wine sales and 100% of ticket sales will support environmental education at the ENC.
"The ENC is grateful to have so many local businesses collaborating to make this year's Wine Walk such a special event," said ENC Executive Director Bo Glover. "Their support makes it possible for us to offer a unique, memorable and safe in person experience for our members and supporters while raising funds for the Center."
Unique items and experiences will be up for bid in an online silent auction from June 21-26. Participation in the auction is not limited to event attendees. Auction items include a case of Syrah from Jack McGinley Vineyard donated by Bellante Family Winery, and a day of pampering, relaxation and Five-Star luxury at Pelican Hill Spa Day. The ENC is still accepting auction donations at encenter.org/wine-walk-auction-donation.
Join us at the Museum on Saturday, July 3rd 10:00 am - 4:00 pm for an Independence Day Celebration!
The day’s festivities include special working tours of the Printing Museum collections, including the opportunity to print your own Declaration on Franklin’s Colonial press. Take home lots of patriotic souvenirs printed on our authentic tabletop presses.
Your admission includes a dessert of American Apple Pie and Colonial Punch. Activities for the whole family are throughout the day in the Museum galleries.
The festivities will include a display of vintage cars in the Museum Parking Lot!
General Admission is $15 per person, or a group rate of $50 for up to 4 people.
IPM Members are $12 per person, or a group rate of $40 for up to 4 people.Tickets available online or at the door…
If you are purchasing more than 4 tickets or want to use a Museum Member price please call into the Museum 310-515-7166 for discounted tickets
Important Notes:
- The Museum will email you a reservation acknowledgment within a few hours; please bring this email or your payment receipt with you as extra proof of payment for admission to the event. Thank you
- PLEASE NOTE: No refunds will be given for cancellations one week prior to the event. If you cancel at that time, you may consider the amount paid as a tax-deductible donation to the Museum to support its educational efforts.
International Printing Museum 315 W. Torrance Blvd. Carson, CA 90745.
APA's Plug-In to Pop Music Camp
July 19-30 (Mon-Fri)
12:30pm-3:30pm
Huntington Beach High School (HB APA Facilities)
Sign-up before 6/30/21 for the Early Bird Special: $229Music enthusiasts ages 9-16 are invited to take a pop and rock summer camp with renowned APA Pop Music Faculty. Students will be introduced to pop and rock instruments, learn songwriting and branding skills, and have multiple performance opportunities.
With an emphasis on learning the fundamentals and having fun, students will engage in active listening parties, share music they have created, and create music as a class.
The 35th annual Huntington Beach Concours d'Elegance car show will now take place on Sunday, August 1, 2021, at Huntington Beach Central Library! The show will feature both Hot Rods and Customs and the Concours event. Parking is $1 all day at the Sports Complex. Children 16 and under are free with an adult.
- Location: Huntington Beach Central Library & Cultural Center
- Address: 7111 Talbert Ave., Goldenwest at Talbert Ave., Huntington Beach, CA 92648
- Time: 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM
- Price: $10 per day, kids under 16 free
The Corona virus issues have forced us to change the dates of the Huntington Beach Concours once again. The new schedule is Sunday, August 1st for both the Concours event and the “Hot Rods and Customs” event. We will NOT be doing a separate Saturday show in 2021. Those who normally attend the Saturday show are welcome to join us on Sunday.
Over its thirty five year history, the Huntington Beach Concours has grown to be one of the outstanding automotive events in Southern California. First staged in 1986, the Concours has its home on the picturesque lawns of Huntington Beach Central Park in Huntington Beach. Central Park lies adjacent to the Huntington Beach Public Library & Cultural Resource Center at Talbert and Goldenwest. Our field of entrants includes the best domestic, British, European and Asian, vintage to current automobiles and motorcycles.
The Muckenthaler Cultural Center
Coming fall 2021, Fullerton College Art Gallery, CSU Fullerton Department of Visual Arts, The Muckenthaler Cultural Center and the Fullerton Museum Center will unite to host a series of exhibitions featuring artists with ties to the land Fullerton inhabits.
"Land as Kin" is developed with the intention of creating a positive self-reflection that is inspired by the identity of Southern California native people, including the Tongva Tribe as well as local tribes with shared ancestry, and their relationship to the land. This multi-venue exhibit is produced in partnership with several Fullerton arts and culture institutions to reflect on art, land and indigenous perspectives.
"The goal of presenting these bodies of work is to capture the color, sound, and feeling of family that reflects the faces of generations of native California tribal people that is compelling and contemporary by elevating everyday objects, photography, paintings, maps, flags, portraits, beadwork, and ceramics in hopes of helping people to see the connection with the land through the unseen," states Muckenthaler curator, Amy Redfeather.
The artists featured include Gerald Clarke, Katie Dorame, Mercedes Dorame, River Garza, and Tracy Nelson, among others. Each institution's exhibit will open and close at varying dates with programming to accompany the exhibits scheduled throughout the fall.
Fullerton College - August- December
Cal State Fullerton - August 23- September 30
Fullerton Museum Center - October 7- December 9
Muckenthaler Cultural Center - October 28- December 9
The Gabrielino- Tongva Tribe has been indigenous to the Los Angeles Basin for 7,000 years. This history is well- documented through 2,800 archaeological sites, in State historical records and federal archives, and Catholic church records at San Gabriel Mission and San Fernando Mission.
The Tongva lived in villages to the north up to Topanga Canyon in Malibu and stretched as far inland as the San Bernardino Mountains. Tongva villages extended south to Laguna Beach including the City of Fullerton, an active trading route and place of gathering for surrounding Tribes.
The Tongva Tribe was recognized by the state of California in a Joint Resolution in 1994. Using the name given to the Tribe by colonizers, the Joint Resolution states that California "recognizes the Gabrielino-Tongva Nation as the aboriginal tribe of the Los Angeles Basin and takes great pride in recognizing the Indian inhabitants of the Los Angeles Basin and the continued existence of the Indian community."
Carol Henke, Director of the Fullerton College Gallery said, "Fullerton is bound by city limits, but the indigenous communities that lived on these lands weren't defined by the jagged lines of cities and counties. We want to inspire people to honor the land we occupy as 'relation and not resource', as the Tongva elders taught. 'Land as Kin' is a celebration of local native artists and their artworks addressing their personal relationship to the land." Photo:FilePhoto
If you've attended our event in the past, you know that we're not your typical airshow. Our spectacle-scale event features so much more than that, and it was time to add these unique elements into our event name and brand.
So without further ado, meet: Pacific Airshow.Our new name signifies all the things airshows are typically known for, but with our own signature twist. Pacific Airshow is REDEFINING THE AIRSHOW EXPERIENCE by combining the best of pop-culture, technology and awe-inspiring feats of aviation – all over Southern California's most iconic beachfront destination, Huntington Beach, CA. Our new look brings this all to life, while also representing the bold, vibrant lifestyle that embodies SoCal.
Although we're dropping "The Great" from our name, you can still expect all the great things our event has delivered in the past – plus much more! We have so many exciting things on deck for Pacific Airshow Huntington Beach this year, and we can't wait to share them with you.
Until then, mark your calendars for October 1-3, 2021, and follow us on Facebook and Instagram for important event updates (and to see our new brand come to life)!
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