monthly events
July
July 3-5
Weekend Celebration Aboard The Queen Mary
Long Beach is hosting a weekend-long celebration aboard the Queen Mary. Enjoy
dancing and karaoke on Friday night in three different areas of the ship throughout
the evening. On Saturday the fun takes off early at noon. Spend the day touring,
dining and shopping on the Queen Mary. The nighttime festivities include various
street performers including: singers, dancers, mimes and magicians all roaming
the ship. Sing karaoke or enjoy another DJ dance party with live performances on
the sun deck with radio stations 102.7 KIIS FM & 98.7 FM broadcasting live. Then
at 9:00 p.m. the party really blasts off with one of the largest fireworks shows in
California and incredible views from the Sun Deck. End your weekend in style with
Sunday’s festivities including a four-level pool party to wind down the weekend
with DJs spinning the latest tracks on the stern of the ship. Make it a weekend
stay and save with hotel packages including general admission. For tickets prices,
weekend rates and more information call 800.437.2934, visit
wantickets.com or
queenmary.com.
July 2 p.m. DJ Dawna Montel rocks the night.
Laguna Beach Artwalk Tickets are $20 purchased in advance at
Tour the town of Laguna Beach and enjoy
willgorges.com and various locations. 7
the local art galleries in style! The first Degrees is located at 891 Laguna Canyon
Thursday of every month the town of Rd., Laguna Beach.
Laguna Beach hosts an art walk where lo-
cal galleries open their doors, serve wine July 4 and July 5
and a free shuttle can take you from place Scandalous Revolution
to place if the walk is just a little too far, or Reflex and The Factory event space present
you’ve had just a touch too much wine. The West Hollywood’s biggest July 4th party,
free shuttle service begins running from ATLAS! DJs Phil B and Twisted Dee spin
the Laguna Art Museum at 6:15 p.m. and the tunes to keep you dancing from 10:00
remains in operation until 9:00 p.m. For p.m. - 6:00 a.m. Chanelta & Prada will be
a complete listing of all the galleries and there plus the Hottest go-gos! Hosted by
sponsors for this wonderful community Jesse Perry & Brian Taylor Kinney at the
event visit
firstthursdaysartwalk.com or Factory Event Space, 652 N. Lapeer Drive,
call 949.683.6871. West Hollywood. Also at Halo on 1743 N.
Cahuenga Blvd. is The Closing Party on
July 5 with DJ Joe Gauthreaux on Sunday
July 11, 13
July 4 at 9:00 p.m. to 2:00 a.m. Tickets are $15 in
Beyoncé
Will Gorges Presents; IndepenDANCE advance, $25 at the door. For tickets and
THE “I AM…” world tour will mark Beyoncé’s first full-length concert since
The party starts at West Street Beach more information call 310.659.4551 or
2007’s sold-out tour “The Beyoncé Experience” and will premiere live
from noon until 5:00 p.m., with hot go-go visit
evenstarpresents.com
performances of songs from I AM…SASHA FIERCE, her latest international
beach boys, free giveaways and music all
No. 1 chart-topping album. Beyoncé’s extraordinary all-female band, Suga
over the beach. Later that evening, at 7:00 July 5
mama, will join her again to perform musical hits, classics, and surprises.
p.m. independence returns to the glamor- Big Hair Bingo at Metro Q
Tickets start at $20. and up. Catch Beyoncé July 11 at the Honda Center; 2695
ous venue 7 Degrees in Laguna Beach. Ar- Maxi & Jizzona are at it again! After a
E Katella Ave Anaheim. Beyoncé returns on July 13 at the Staples Center
rive early to avoid the rush and secure your successful Big Hair Bingo in Phoenix, the
located at 1111 S. Figueroa in Los Angeles. For more information and to
parking. Watch the spectacular fireworks two sisters from different mothers are
purchase tickets visit
ticketmaster.com.
display on the 7 Degrees rooftop at 9:00 presented Big Hair Bingo OC. This event
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