It’s the last Saturday of July! Can you believe that? Well, here are a couple of important end of the month events you might enjoy.
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Reptile Factory
Serving Southern California
reptilefactorysocal.com
Reptile Super Show
Anaheim Convention Center Hall D
1950 West Street
Anaheim
reptilesupershow.com
***No Pets Allowed! ADA Recognized Service Dogs Only.***
REPTILE SUPER SHOW happening this Saturday and Sunday at the Anaheim Convention. One of many REPTILE SUPER SHOW participants is the Reptile Factory. According to Yelp, the Reptile Factory is one of the “Top Ten Best Reptile Shops in Southern California.” To learn more about the Reptile Factory and all of its locations, the website reptilefactorysocal.com contains everything you need to know.
You can meet the Reptile Factory team at this weekend’s Reptile Super Show at the Anaheim Convention Center. The reptilesupershow.com website has show details and reminds visitors not to bring their pets. Only Americans with Disabilities Recognized Service Dogs are permitted.
Saturday, July 27th
Author Talk with Maria Amparo Escandon
5p.m. – 7p.m.
Gloria Molina Grand Park
Downtown Los Angeles
lacountylibrary.org/onebook
lapl.org/one-book
New York Times bestselling author Maria Amparo Escandon has invited the community to read of her novel, “L.A. WEATHER” featured in the Summertime event, ONE BOOK, ONE COUNTY, THE LARGEST BOOK CLUB IN L.A.
The Los Angeles Public Library and Los Angeles County Library invite all county residents to read Escandon’s book L.A. WEATHER because is a story all families can comprehend, and it is the International Latino Book Award Winner for Fiction.
We can meet author Maria Amparo Escandon for a special author talk this Saturday evening at Gloria Molina Grand Park in downtown Los Angeles. Details are on the lacountylibrary.org/onebook website as well as the lapl.org/one-book website.
So, let’s make this “ a reading, especially an award-winning book reading, and award-winning author meeting” Saturday. Gayle Anderson, KTLA 5 News.
