SOUTH BAY CALENDAR
be the featured marques at the 19th annual Palos Verdes Concours d’ Elegance, to be held on the greens overlooking the ocean at Trump National in Rancho Palos Verdes. Classes include horseless carriages, American classics, European classics, California sports cars, American ‘50s convertibles, American ‘50s station wagons, Hot Rod leg- ends, Corvettes, Ford T-Birds, Shelby Mustangs, Muscle cars, European sports cars, Ferraris, and Japanese sports cars. In addition to viewing the more than 200 exhibited cars, visitors can see craftsmen at work in Restoration Alley and dine in the elegant Club House, and look at show cars in the display areas.
www.pvconcours.com. 866-522-7746.
HOMETOWN FAIR
Sat., Sun. Oct. 1, 2 Live Oak Park, Manhattan Beach
Over 200 local artists and craftsmen, a battle of the bands, community sponsored food booths and a beer and wind garden make this one of Manhattan’s most highly anticipated events of the year. There’s even a stroller valet service organized by the Kiwanis club.
MBFair.org, or call 310-546-5219; for the race see
www.mb10k.com, or call 310-372-3553.
HOMETOWN 10K Saturday, Oct. 1
Live Oak Park, Manhattan Beach
This may be the only major race in the country without spon- sors. Local runners who founded the race in 1978 were deter- mined to keep it local and have succeeded, with over half of the 5,000 annual participants being Manhattan residents. The race
PHOTO BY CILEY CARRINGTON
The 2011 Hennessey’s International Paddleboard Championships will be held in Hermosa on Saturday, September 17.
finishes along the ocean, at the Manhattan Beach pier. No race day registration.
MB10k.com.
TASTE OF THE PIER
Sat., Sun., Oct. 8, 9 Redondo Beach Pier
The annual Taste of the Pier tastings (12 for $10) overlooking the ocean takes place from noon – 4 p.m. with music ‘til 6. Cash only tix are available exclusive- ly at Brixton South Bay (on the Pier). Proceeds benefit
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