The whole thing has a quirky feel to it.
For details visit: http://greenlacoalition.org/the-3rd-annual-big-parade-2-day-community-walk-through-los-angeles/
Family friendly events, activities, & bargains in Montebello, the San Gabriel Valley, & the Greater Los Angeles area.
Friday, May 06 - Cumbia
Friday, May 20 - Salsa/Cha Cha Cha
Friday, June 03 - Line Dance/Two-Step
Friday, June 17 - Lindy Hop/Swing
Friday, July 01 - Bollywood/BhangraFriday, July 15 - Argentine TangoFriday, July 29 - DiscoFriday, Aug 12 - 60s NightFriday, Aug 26 - ZydecoFriday, Sept 09 - Samba
Location: "Colorado Boulevard (between Altadena and San Gabriel Boulevards) in East Pasadena. Start: Nina St./Vinedo St., and S. on Vinedo. W. on Colorado, circles again, back up Vinedo.
Plenty of street parking is available ~ Parade route is also just west of the Sierra Madre Villa Gold Line Station (at Colorado Blvd. and Sierra Madre Villa). City buses go directly to the area.
Come early! Come early! Bring a lawn chair! Visit the local eateries and shops, and attend the after parties all within walking distance."
There are no tickets and no admission fee, just a parking fee of about $5.00. There are grand stands, but it is better to bring a patio chair to put at ringside. Schedules are posted on our website, and will be in PDF on our home page (jbradshaw.com). Breeds are judged all day long, beginning about 8:00 in the morning, and groups are done in the afternoon, about 2:00.
We went on a Saturday after 5pm because the $15 parking fee is waived at that time. It has a parking structure where parking is easily accessible and you take a tram to the museum entrance. The gardens are beautiful and that is about the only place I would recommend for toddlers- inside the museum there are many security members guarding the museum pieces, which got a bit nervous when my two year old got a little too close!
The outside of the Getty is beautiful and has places for you to sit, watch the sunset or enjoy a snack from the snack shacks. I was there for about three hours. There are a lot of paintings/sculptures to see and special exhibits.
It is a beautiful place and I would definitely go again. I recommend it for older kids, my little one loved looking at the pictures, but when he saw this really expensive 10 ft. sculpture of an Olympian -Greek trophy, my son's appreciation for it was down graded to "Look Mami, cup!"
Activities are intended for, ages 3 and up. Parental supervision required at all times. All giveaways and event materials available while supplies last and distributed to participating children only. Limit one per child. Quantities limited; no rain checks.
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