Saturday “Gayle on the Go!”, Saturday, December 7th, 2024

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It’s Christmas time! There are several holiday related activities happening this weekend as well as the observance of an historic event.

Take a look and then scroll down this page for more information I did not have time to tell you during the broadcast.

Gayle 🎄🎁

Saturday

2024 Wild Lights

The Teaching Zoo at Moorpark College Discover the Glow of Family Fun

Holiday Cupcake Decorating Class

zoo.moorparkcollege.edu/holiday-lights

This winter lights experience is built around a peaceful stroll through the new tiger habitat as well as a zoo filled with dynamic larger-than-life light installations, interactive displays, fabulous photo ops, and seasonal magic. Guests can sweeten the experience with optional add-on cookie and cupcake decorating classes December 14^th and December 21^st. And according to the website: zoo.moorparkcollege.edu/holiday-lights, Santa Claus stops by for a visit Friday, December 20^th for photos with families.

The Best Christmas Tree & Décor Store

Aldik Home

7651 Sepulveda Boulevard

Van Nuys

818 988 5980

aldikhome.com

Create your own festive environment at the place described as ”The Best Christmas Tree & Décor Store.” Aldik Home in Van Nuys

is a winter wonderland of every decorative Christmas item imaginable. However, Aldik Home is most famous for its artificial Christmas trees.

There is no substitute for seeing this yourself. The aldikhome.com website has directions and store hours.

Saturday, 11a.m. – 7p.m.

VinylFest

The Original Farmers Market

6333 West Third Street

Los Angeles

323 933 9211

farmersmarketla.com

Amoeba Music, the world’s largest independent record store, is participating in The Original Farmers Market’s first ever VinylFest, happening at the Clock Tower Plaza, right next to The Grove Shopping Center, from 11am-to-7pm. The website: farmersmarketla.com says VinylFest celebrates the past, present and future of vinyl music.

Saturday

Book Signing & Talk, 2p.m.- 4p.m.

Cracked Open: Discovering the Unseen World by Kellee White, LMFT & Special Guest James Van Praagh

Crystal Shrine Book Store

1006 North Lima Street

Burbank

818 955 5114

kelleewhite.com

thecrystalshrine.com

We can explore our past, present and future with Kellee White, renowned Spiritual Medium, licensed Psychotherapist, and licensed Family and Marriage Therapist. White, known for her unique ability to connect with the spirit world and deliver profound insights. Meet her and special guest clairvoyant and spiritual medium James Van Praagh at a special book signing this afternoon from 2pm-to-4pm. “Cracked Open: Discovering the Unseen World” at the Crystal Shrine Book Store in Burbank. The bookstore phone number is 818 955 5114.

Free Admission

Pearl Harbor Day Remembrance Ceremony @ 10:30am – Noon

*300^th Army Band Brass Quintet

*Speech by 100-Year-Old WWII Veteran Lloyd Glick

*H. Delano Roosevelt

Battleship Iowa Museum

250 South Harbor Boulevard

Los Angeles

1-877-446-9261

eventbrite.com

December 7^th, 1941 Japan launched a surprise attack on the U.S. Pacific Fleet at Pearl Harbor, which led to the United States entering World War Two. The attack killed and wounded more than 3,500 people, destroyed 188 aircraft, and permanently sank the USS Arizona and USS Utah. In San Pedro, the Battleship Iowa Museum has a remembrance ceremony beginning at 10:30 this morning. The evenbrite.com website says the ceremony includes the 300^th Army Band Brass Quintet, a speech by 100-year-old World War Two Veteran Lloyd Glick and H. Delano Roosevelt, the grandson of President Franklin Delano Roosevelt.

So, let’s make this a “never forget history” Saturday. Gayle Anderson, KTLA 5 News.

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Additional Saturday events:

“Cars Are Beautiful” Exhibit

Mr. Brainwash @ The Petersen

Petersen Automotive Museum

6060 Wilshire Boulevard

Los Angeles

petersen.org/cars-are-beautiful-exhibit

“Dead Sea Scrolls” Exhibit

Ronald Reagan Presidential Library & Museum

40 Presidential Drive