Fall officially begins this weekend. It’s an opportunity to participate in several Fall cultural events.
Let me suggest you take a look at this report and then scroll down this page for more information I did not have time to tell you during the broadcast.
Enjoy! Please stay safe!
Gayle 😊
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Free Admission!
2024 San Manuel Pow Wow
Cal State University San Bernardino
5500 University Parkway
San Bernardino
socalpowwow.com
This is the weekend for the 2024 San Manuel Pow Wow, a celebration free to the public, described as one of the largest in the West, with participants coming to town from Canada and North America. Among them, Glen Begay of Southern California, Tavian Lasuy of Iowa and Chad Star of Washington State.
The complete schedule of weekend events is on the socalpowwow.com website. Again, the weekend celebration is free!
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Free Admission!
Sunday, 11am to 4pm
45th Annual Polish Dozynki Harvest Festival
Saint John Paul II Polish Center
3999 Rose Drive
Yorba Linda
714 996 8161
polishcenter.org
The Taste of Poland comes to Orange County at the 45th Annual Dozynki Harvest Festival. Food and music are hand in hand with Polish folk dancers in traditional costumes and freshly prepared stuffed cabbage, traditional pierogi, and authentic Polska kielbasa.
The polishcenter.org website provides event details for the Saint John Paul II Polish Center festival.
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Best in Low: Icons of the Street and Show
Petersen Automotive Museum
6060 Wilshire Boulevard
Los Angeles
323 930 2277
petersen.org
BEST IN LOW: ICONS OF THE STREET AND SHOW is the outstanding collection of lowriders on exhibit at the Petersen Automotive Museum.
The petersen.org website has ticket information and exhibition hours to see more than 30-lowriders, motorcycles, and bicycles on display in what is described as the largest lowrider exhibition in the museum’s history.
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Four New Exhibits @ Petersen Automotive Museum:
*Super/Hyper: The Ultimate Automobiles
*Modern Concepts: Future Visions from the Recent Past
*Alternating Currents: The Fall & Rise of Electric Vehicles
*Driven by Possibility: Waymo’s Road to Autonomy
Petersen Automotive Museum
6060 Wilshire Boulevard
Los Angeles
petersen.org
Also at the Petersen, four new exhibitions. There are Super / Hyper: The Ultimate Automobiles; Modern Concepts: Future Visions from the Recent Past; Alternating Currents: The Fall and Rise of Electric Vehicles and; Driven to Possibility: Waymo’s Road to Autonomous Transportation.
All four exhibitions await your exploration on the second-floor gallery of the Petersen Automotive Museum. Museum hours and ticket information are on the petersen.org website.
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Irvine Park Railroad’s Pumpkin Patch 2024
1 Irvine Park Road
Orange
irvineparkrailroad.com
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We’re invited to get on board for the Irvine Park Railroad’s Pumpkin Patch. Now through Halloween there are family fun activities for all ages. The pumpkin patch is behind the train station. Admission to the pumpkin patch is free, however, there is a gate entrance fee for each vehicle entering Irvine Regional Park. Details are on the irvineparkrailroad.com, as well as social media. No reservations are required.
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Botanical Architecture
Applied Imagination, Ltd.
appliedimagination.com
Descanso Railroad
Descanso Gardens
1418 Descanso Drive
La Canada Flintridge
818 949 4200
descansogardens.org
There is a new train experience at Descanso Gardens. In addition to the 1/8 scale families can enjoy, there is the immersive model train experience created by Botanical Architecture. This is the first California installation of Kentucky based studio. To learn more about Applied Imagination, Ltd, take a look at the company’s incredible appliedimagination.com website.
To schedule your visit to the Descanso Gardens Railway, take a look at the descansogardens.org website.
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September is Hunger Action Month
Second Harvest Food Bank
feedoc.org/need-food
September is Hunger Action Month. Feeding America, the nation’s largest domestic hunger relief organization, encourages us to do what we can to feed the hungry and support programs that prevent waste. Donations as well as volunteers are especially important this month either at the Second Harvest Food Bank’s warehouse or farm, yes, a farm!
If you want to help, the feedoc.org/need-food has detailed information about the non-profit organization and how you can help.
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September is Hunger Action Month
Los Angeles Regional Food Bank
lafoodbank.org
Volunteers and donations are also important this month to the Los Angeles Regional Food Bank, a Feeding America partner, fighting hunger in Los Angeles County since 1973. The lafoodbank.org website contain donation, volunteer and event information.
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September is Hunger Action Month
“Food for Fines”
Santa Clarity Public Library
santaclaritalibrary.com
Ellie Kalman: ekalman@santaclarita.gov
The Santa Clarita Public Library is doing its part to participate in September is Hunger Action Month. It’s FOOD FOR FINES campaign allows library cardholders to donate non-perishable food and toiletries to erase up to twenty dollars in fines from their library cards. The santaclaritalibrary.com website lists all three participating library locations and food donation hours.
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Leonardo Da Vinci: Inventor. Artist. Dreamer.
California Science Center
700 Exposition Park Drive
Los Angeles, CA 90037
323 724 3623
californiasciencecenter.org
Explore more than 30 incredible genius inventions at the California Science Center’s exhibit LEONARDO DA VINCI: INVENTOR. ARTIST. DREAMER. Ticket information is on the californiasciencecenter.org website.
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IMAX Movie “Cities of the Future 3D: Engineering Innovations”
California Science Center
700 Exposition Park Drive
Los Angeles, CA 90037
323 724 3623
californiasciencecenter.org
See the ideas and concepts of the Leonardo da Vinci’s of the 21st century in the movie “Cities of the Future 3D” playing at the California Science Center’s IMAX Movie Theater. This special film takes us to some of the world’s great cities where profound change is already happening.
Show times and ticket information are on the californiasciencecenter.org website
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“So, let’s make this an “educational and cultural” Saturday. “Gayle Anderson, KTLA 5 News.
