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Manhattan Beach Hometown Fair returns this weekend (opens the original)
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The Manhattan Beach Hometown Fair, an institution in the city since 1972, will return this weekend. The fair, which will feature live music and plenty of family-friendly activities, will take place from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 3-4, along Valley Drive, between 15th and 22nd streets. The event will boast 200 arts-and-crafts booths, and nearly 30 food and drinks booths, according to the Hometown Fair’s website, which expects to bring in more than $100,000 annually for various no
South Bay Parkland Conservancy celebrates new greenhouse at Wilderness Park in Redondo Beach (opens the original)
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The South Bay Parkland Conservancy on Tuesday, Sept. 29, celebrated the completion of a greenhouse at Hopkins Wilderness Park, which will aid native plant restoration projects in Redondo Beach. The greenhouse and nursery tables will help propagate native California species of plants, which support local pollinators and wildlife, including the endangered El Segundo blue butterfly. A ribbon-cutting ceremony took place on Tuesday to celebrate the new greenhouse. The event featured Redondo Beach cit
Hermosa Beach to replace Surfers Walk of Fame plaques, install them on aging pier’s railing (opens the original)
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The Surfers Walk of Fame will be relocated from the Hermosa Beach Pier’s pathway to the top of its railing, a decision the City Council made recently as the current plaques honoring surfing legends have increasingly fallen into disrepair. The Surfers Walk of Fame was founded in 2003 to honor surfing legends with plaques on the Hermosa Beach Pier, a South Bay version of the Hollywood Walk of Fame. But also like the Hollywood Walk of Fame, the Surfers Walk of Fame has shown significant wear and te
Palos Verdes Art Center celebrates 95th anniversary with open house this weekend (opens the original)
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The Palos Verdes Art Center will celebrate its 95th anniversary with a free open house on Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 3-4. The event will feature art activities for all ages and will be presented by a collective of seven groups that comprise the Palos Verdes Art Center artists. Also participating is the art-in-schools program, Art At Your Fingertips, which is celebrating its 50th year, and volunteers from Earth @PVAC, a new community outreach garden program, according to a PVAC press release. in R
Manhattan Beach Food & Wine Festival celebrates third year (opens the original)
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The third annual Manhattan Beach Food & Wine Festival took place on Friday and Saturday, Sept. 25-26, at the Westdrift Manhattan Beach hotel. Nearly 50 top chefs took part in the two-day event, with about 10 chefs coming from the South Bay. The sold-out event had 3,000 attendees over both evenings, public relations firm Lawrence Moore & Associates said in a Monday, Sept. 28, email. The event, founded by Shelby Russell, has a mission to support the nonprofit Careers Through Culinary Arts Program
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