Get Out and Enjoy the Weekend
There’s not much rain or snow in sight, but plenty of water views to enjoy. California may be heading into a drought and that’s a bad thing. However, if you visit your local historical museum you will discover that there have been many droughts, including several that forced settlers to sell off their farms and cattle due to lack of rain. Visit a museum this weekend (some have Target free admission Sundays.) Here are some other things going on when worlds collide:
Chinese New Year
Super Bowl Marathons and Runs
Jellyfish at Aquariums
More events…
BUENA PARK: Sugar Plum Arts & Crafts Festival, Jan. 30-Feb. 1, 2014. Free admission. Located in Buena Park Downtown Mall, 8420 On The Mall, Buena Park, CA. sugarplumfestivals.com
LA QUINTA: Art Under the Umbrellas. Presented by La Quinta Arts Foundation. Location: Old Town La Quinta, La Quinta, CA lqaf.org
LOS ANGELES: 115th Annual Golden Dragon Parade in Los Angeles Chinatown
OJAI: GMO Facts. Three of the nation’s leading experts on genetically modified organisms will appear together at The GMO Panel. Tickets: ojaichautauqua.org.
ROSEVILLE: Placer County Barnyard Hoedown Benefit. pcfhoedown2014.eventbrite.com
SAN SIMEON: The First Annual Ocean Film Screenings at Hearst Castle’s Theatre Free & Open to Public Every Saturday in February 2014. Sponsored by WineCoastCountry.com
SANTA BARBARA: Santa Barbara Film Fest starting Jan. 30, 2014, Over 50 hotels, restaurants and tasting rooms participating for 11 days with a special prix fixe menu, tasting or lodging package at . SBFilmFeast.com
SAN FRANCISCO: Exploratorium free admission Groundhog Day Feb. 2, Saturday Cinemas, After Dark: Sexplorations all in February 2014.exploratorium.edu
