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The Metrolink Holidays Toy Express will travel from city to city touring six counties (Riverside, Orange County,San Bernardino,Los Angeles,San Diego and Ventura counties) to gather toys for less fortunate kids and to bring the Holidays joy and spirit to everyone.
Bring a new unwrapped toy and enjoy the sight of a 450-ton train decorated with holidays displays ,50000 twinkling lights, Holiday music and of course Santa will be the main traveler on this train-watching out for the nice and naughty kid!
December 17th : Metrolink’s Camarillo station(30 Lewis Rd, Camarillo) at 5:00PM , Oxnard Station (201 E.Forth St) at Continue to read 15th Anniversary Metrolink Holidays Toy Express
 Blast off with Discovery Science Center as we celebrate the opening of Boeing Rocket Lab- the first exhibit inside the giant cube! Opening day festivities include a band, American flags, and hot dogs for all! It’s a must-do to kick-off your families Forth of July weekend!
It’s out of this world fun at Discovery Science Center’s new, permanent, exhibit, Boeing Rocket Lab, coming in for landing July 2, 2010. Discover your inner astronaut; it doesn’t take a rocket scientist! Boeing Rocket Lab is designed for kids (and kids at heart) who love all things space, and want to learn about the science of space, rockets, and engineering.
Address: 2500 N. Main Street, Santa Ana, CA 92705
Phone: 714-542-2823
Boeing Rocket Lab: Grand Opening July 2 at Discovery Science Center
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The 2010 JPL Open House will take place on Saturday and Sunday, May 15 and 16, 2010, 9am-5pm both days. A perfect way to spend your day introducing your kids to the world of science.
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 From legendary concerts to blue-ribbon winning recipes to dinosaurs running amok, the L.A. County Fair offers entertainment from every angle and for all ages. Don’t miss the End of Summer Concert Series with 19 nights of some of the best names in pop, rock, R&B and country, and adrenaline action of monster trucks and motocross. With all the excitement of Iron Chef, watch on-the-spot cooking and baking competitions in Culinary Styles. It’s still cool to win a blue ribbon at the Fair! Catch the excitement in our many attractions with dinosaur daze in Jurassic Planet, monkey business in Mojo’s Jungle and swashbuckling fun at A Pirate’s Life – Island Adventure. Don’t miss the high-flying adventures of the Stars of the Peking Acrobats® or the exhilaration of cheering on your favorite swine as they compete for an Oreo cookie at the Pig Races, two of the many shows running throughout the Fair.
Address:
1101 W. McKinley Ave.,
Pomona, CA 91768
Phone:
(909) 623-3111
Hit after the break for ticket discounts, Fair Hours and additional info.
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 Beginning May 28, LEGOLAND® California Resort will feature the world’s first and only LEGOLAND Water Park. The imagination will really flow at this interactive, splash-filled, fun time for the entire family.
The Water Park will have four-person raft slides, single-person tube slides, body slides, a lazy river and hands-on toddler areas so there’s something for everyone
The centerpiece of the Water Park is a 45-foot-tall tower designed to immerse children in the creative world of LEGO®
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 Mummies of the World, the largest traveling exhibition of mummies ever assembled, presents a never-before-seen collection of both accidental and intentionally preserved mummies, presented with reverence and dignity. The collection includes ancient mummies and important artifacts from Asia, Oceania, South America and Europe as well as ancient Egypt, dating as far back as 6,500 years.
Cost: Cost: Adults (18-59) $19.50; Child (4-12) $12.50; Youth (13-17) $16.50; w/ Student ID $16.50; Seniors (60+) $16.50.
Date: July 1, 2010 – September 25, 2010
Time: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Location: California Science Center
Address: 700 Exposition Park Dr. , Los Angeles , 90037
Cross Streets: Figueroa St. / 39th St .
 Rancho Tapo Community Park located in Simi Valley is a really nice place to spend your free time and relax. Your children will have a blast playing in the water (which was turned on this Memorial Weekend). Among the amenities, the park provides covered picnic areas, play equipment, restrooms, and of course, the water splash area.
Address:
3700 Avenida Simi, Simi Valley, CA, 93063
Playing in the Water area open at Rancho Tapo Community Park, Simi Valley
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 This year will be the 26 th consecutive anniversary of Simi Valley ’s days celebration. Simi Valleys days will start with a parade on Saturday, September 11 and a 5/10K marathon. The carnival and merchant fair will be hold on Rancho Simi Community Park (Corner of Erringer and Royal), from Wednesday thru Sunday September 15-19, 2010.
REGULAR ADMISSION:
· Adults $7.00
· Children 4-12 $4.0
· seniors 60 and Older $4.00
*WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 15TH ONLY
ADMISSION IS 50% OFF AND RIDES ARE A DOLLAR EACH
We have been there every year with my seven years old son and really enjoyed; there are plenty of rides for his age and for smaller kids too. Both the rides and the carnival are right withing the park so the kids can also use the park’s entertainment areas as well – slides, go to the lake, etc. The food is very diverse and everybody can find something, my son loves the funnel cake 
The parade can be very enjoyable for kids too, they have goodie bags and candies…old nice cars, our local politicians which will be over present this year due to the election…clubs, sportive organizations, schools, etc…
Friday, Saturday, and Sunday parents can check up the local merchants and fill their bags with goodies, music will be present every day. This year the organizer will celebrate the rock and roll of the sixties…great for grandparents but it will entertain the youngsters as well…like Saturday Kids-A-Palooza (session for all kids talents) and Sycamore battle of the bands where three bands will compete for a grand prize of $2000.
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 The Simi Valley Days festival celebrated its 25th consecutive year in 2009. The event is the successor of the long-established community festival, Pioneer Days initiated by the United States Postmaster in 1933. Like its predecessor, Simi Valley Days features a variety of events such as the parade, carnival, concerts, and kowchip bingo arranged for the enjoyment of residents and visitors.
Address:
Rancho Simi Park
1765 Royal Avenue
Simi Valley
Phone:
(805) 581-4280
Simi Valley Days CARNIVAL AND CONCERTS September 15-19 2010
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Winter fun and joy at Simi Valley Town Center on Saturday, December 17,11Am-1PM.
- Live & interactive entertainment with the Radio Disney Road Crew
- Free arts & crafts for the kids
- Free face painting
- Free balloon characters
- Free cotton candy, miniature churros and chocolate chip cookies
- Play area with over 20 tons of snow!
The first 500 people to go to Guest Services to mention “Snow Day” on December 17th will receive a free re-useable tote bag.
And if you want to add some money for your kid school PTA the Smart Shop Schools – receive an additional 1,000 points per family for attending!
http://www.simivalleytc.com/
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Orange Empire Railway Museum
Perris, California
Day Out with Thomas the Tank Engine
Saturday 06 & Sunday 07 November, Thursday 11 November
Saturday 13 & Sunday 14 November
Felton, California
Day Out with Thomas the Tank Engine and His Friends
Friday 30 July – Sunday 01 August, Friday 06 – Sunday 08 August
 Address:
10 WEST HARBOR BOULEVARD
VENTURA, CA 93001
Phone:
(805) 648-3376
Description: A lot of fun, my 6 years old kid had a blast last year and we plan to go again. I’ll take the train from Simi Valley to Ventura, the train station is right across the street from the fair. A bit on the expensive side, be sure to get the unlimited ride bracelet if available. There are rides for all ages, including some where even I wouldn’t go. Interesting food (but not healthy), bungee-jumping for young and not soo young. It gets fairly crowded in the weekend, but since I’m working there is no way I can make it during the week. highly recommended, you and your kids will have a good sleep in the evening.
Ventura County Fair – August 4-15 2010
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