SOUTH BAY CALENDAR
PLACES TO GO THINGS TO DO
RETURN TO THE PIER PADDLEBOARD RACE
Friday, May 25, 2012 Hermosa Beach Pier
The Hennessey’s Return to the Pier Paddleboard race is one of the few evening races. The race course starts and ends at the Hermosa pier after the paddlers round the Manhattan Pier. Spectator can watch from either pier. Check-in is at 4 p.m. in front of Hennessey’s on Pier Plaza in Hermosa Beach. The race begins at 5:30 at the Hermosa pier. (316)-5652.
HennesseysPaddleboarding.com
PHOTO BY KEVIN CODY
Hermosa Beach Art Walk director Ken Klade has made the juried show one of the most highly regarded in the Southern California.
SOPHISTICATED SNOOP HOME TOUR
Fri., Sat., Sun, May (TBA) Manhattan Beach, Hermosa Beach
Snoop through six of the beach cities’ most architecturally exciting homes in this benefit for American Martyrs Catholic School. 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. Presale tix are $25, or $30 at local stores and American Martyrs School, 1701 Laurel Avenue. (424) 212-7800.
AmericanMartyrsSchool.org
BOB DYLAN FEST
Saturday, May TBA St. Anthony’s School
Andy Hill & Renee Safier and Hard Rain one of the beach cities most popular summer concerts 12:30 to 8 p.m., with dozens of musicians covering Dylan’s many memorable songs. $25; $10 children six to 10. (310) 324-3664. 233 Lomita St., El Segundo.
Andyandrenee.com.
$2 OFF ENTRANCE
Up to 5 Children Expires June 30, 2012
Can not be combined with any other offer.
• Huge Play Structure • Rock Climbing • Play Restaurant
• Arts & Crafts Room • Karaoke & Dress Up
• Block/Puppet Play Socks Required
22844 Hawthorne Blvd., Torrance CA 90505
(310) 465-0075
www.kidconceptsusa.com
EASY READER VISITOR GUIDE July 2011 23 FIESTA HERMOSA
Memorial Day weekend Downtown Hermosa Beach
The annual Labor Day weekend fiesta, hosted by the Hermosa Chamber, is one of the Southland’s largest arts and crafts shows, with over 300 booths. Food booths, children’s rides, a beer garden and two live music stages make for a weekend of fun for the entire family. (310)-376-0951;
fiestahermosa.com
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