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Fun Things to Do with Kids in LA This Weekend, Mar 6 - Mar 8

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Weekend Guide: Best Things to Do in Los Angeles Near Me!


Looking for Fun Things to Do with Kids in Los Angeles This Weekend? Whether you're planning a family adventure, exploring outdoor activities, or searching for exciting events, Los Angeles is packed with kid-friendly entertainment! From interactive museums and outdoor playgrounds to seasonal festivals and live performances, there’s no shortage of ways to keep the little ones engaged and happy. Get ready to make unforgettable memories with our handpicked list of the best family activities in Los Angeles this weekend—perfect for kids of all ages!


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Fun Things to Do with Kids in Los Angeles this Weekend

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Friday, Mar 6, 2026


Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County

900 Exposition Blvd.

Los Angeles, CA 90007

Mar 6

5 pm - 10 pm

$30


Date night meets family learning at this after-hours museum takeover! First Fridays are back at the Natural History Museum, and this year’s theme explores “life at different scales,” from human-sized to cosmic-level big. Expect live music, fascinating discussions, special tours, and hands-on science moments that will wow your big kids and teens. Grown-ups can even enjoy cocktails while exploring—because learning is better with a little fun mixed in!


Porter Ranch Branch Library

11371 Tampa Ave.

Porter Ranch, CA 91326

Mar 6

4 pm

FREE


Teens are invited to roll up their sleeves and learn a delicious cultural tradition with Chef Jess Wang. During this hands-on workshop, participants will make hand-rolled sticky rice dumplings while learning about the symbolic meaning behind this beloved Chinese dessert. The event also includes a tasting and a demonstration of colorful fruity and veggie QQ pearl dumplings. It’s a fun culinary experience that blends culture, cooking, and community — and it’s gluten-free and vegan friendly too.


Bell Express Library

4357 Gage Ave.

Bell, CA 90201

Mar 6

4 pm - 5 pm

FREE


Creative teens ages 13–17 can combine science and art in this hands-on STEAM workshop. Participants will learn the basics of electric circuits and the traditional art of origami while building their own paper robot creation. The finished robots include lights and motion, giving kids a fun introduction to engineering and design. It’s a playful way to explore technology while flexing those creative muscles.


El Monte Library

3224 Tyler Ave.

El Monte, CA 91731

Mar 6

4 pm - 5 pm

FREE


Future engineers can test their design skills at this exciting STEAM challenge for teens ages 13–17. Participants will design and build their own electric dragster while learning about engineering principles and the science of friction. After building, racers will compete to see whose car zooms the fastest. It’s a thrilling mix of creativity, competition, and hands-on science learning.


Workman & Temple Family Homestead Museum

15415 Don Julian Road

City of Industry, CA 91745

Mar 6

12 pm - 4 pm

FREE


Step back in time during Open Site Day at the historic Workman House. Families can explore the home’s three main rooms and grounds on a relaxed self-guided tour while learning about life in the Los Angeles region during the 1840s through the 1870s. It’s a wonderful opportunity for kids to see history up close and discover how early families lived in Southern California.


El Capitan Theatre

6838 Hollywood Blvd.

Los Angeles, CA 90028

Mar 6

7 pm


Catch Disney-Pixar’s newest adventure on the big screen in the heart of Hollywood. Hoppers tells the story of a breakthrough technology that allows humans to transfer their consciousness into robotic animals — opening a surprising window into the animal kingdom. Before the movie begins, families will enjoy a special live animal showcase from the Wildlife Learning Center. It’s an unforgettable movie experience combining science fiction, animal encounters, and classic El Capitan Theatre magic.


Aquarium of the Pacific

100 Aquarium Way

Long Beach, CA 90802

Mar 6

7 pm - 11 pm

$0-$25


Dance under the sea stars at this lively evening celebration at the Aquarium of the Pacific. Noche de Estrellas brings together salsa, cumbia, rock en Español, and more for a high-energy night the whole family can enjoy. Along with live bands and DJs, families can explore the aquarium exhibits, connect with community organizations, and grab tasty bites and drinks (sold separately). It’s colorful, festive, and totally unique—perfect for families who love music and marine life.


Golden Lantern

Dana Point, CA 92629

Mar 6 – Mar 8

Various times

FREE


This beloved coastal festival celebrates the majestic whales migrating past Dana Point’s shores. Families can enjoy whale watching excursions, a lively street fair, classic car displays, art shows, and the returning Magical Migration Parade. Kids especially love the treasure hunt for little pirates, fishing clinics, and the Cardboard Classic & Dingy Dash. With carnival rides, live music, and even a Concert on the Water, it’s a full weekend adventure by the sea.


LEGOLAND California

One LEGOLAND Drive

Carlsbad, CA 92008

Mar 6 – Mar 8

Various times


Blast off into a brand-new LEGO universe as LEGOLAND debuts its space-themed LEGO Galaxy. The spotlight attraction is the indoor family coaster, Galacticoaster, designed for big thrills without being too scary for younger riders. Families can also explore the G-Force Test Facility, Duplo Launch & Land for little astronauts, and a Junior Astronaut Training Zone play space. Add in themed treats and out-of-this-world shopping, and you’ve got a launch weekend kids will be talking about for months.


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Saturday, Mar 7, 2026


Home Depot – All Locations

5600 Sunset Blvd.

Los Angeles, CA 90028

Mar 7

9 am - 12 pm

FREE


Little builders, this one’s for you! Home Depot’s free monthly Kids Workshop teaches basic DIY skills and tool safety in a super hands-on way. For March, kids create a festive Leprechaun Trap—just in time for St. Patrick’s Day fun. Each child heads home with their finished project, a workshop apron, commemorative pin, and certificate. Arrive early since kits are first come, first served!


Autry Museum of the American West

4700 Western Heritage Way

Los Angeles, CA 90027

Mar 7

10 am - 2:02 pm


The Autry turns into the Wild West for this lively Family Fun Day! Before a screening of the animated adventure Rango (rated PG), kids can meet real reptiles and amphibians thanks to Critter Squad Wildlife Defenders. Crafts, games, a scavenger hunt, and complimentary popcorn round out the fun. It’s the perfect mix of movie magic, animal encounters, and hands-on activities.


Children's Book World

10580 ½ Pico Blvd.

Los Angeles, CA 90064

Mar 7

10:30 am

FREE


Storytime magic lives here! Children’s Book World hosts lively Saturday events filled with books, music, and special guests. On March 7, families can enjoy the Kitty Caterpillar Book Party featuring musical guest Mista Cookie Jar. It’s cozy, creative, and perfect for younger kids who love songs and stories.


Skirball Cultural Center

2701 N. Sepulveda Blvd.

Los Angeles, CA 90049

Mar 7

2:15 pm


Flood stories from around the world spring to life through puppets, storytelling, and cleverly repurposed suitcases at the Skirball’s Noah’s Ark exhibit. This imaginative program is presented on select days and is included with timed Noah’s Ark admission. Families get 90 minutes aboard the beloved interactive exhibit plus access to the museum’s current exhibitions. Reservations are recommended for this creative storytelling experience.


UCLA Mathias Botanical Garden

707 Tiverton Dr.

Los Angeles, CA 90095

Mar 7

10 am - 11 am

FREE


Explore plants from around the world during this guided walking tour through UCLA’s beautiful botanical garden. A garden educator will share fascinating stories about unique plant species and how they connect to human culture and daily life. The garden acts as a living museum filled with biodiversity, making it a relaxing and educational outing for families who love nature.


Earvin “Magic” Johnson Park

905 E. El Segundo Blvd.

Los Angeles, CA 90059

Mar 7

10:30 am - 12 pm

FREE


Inspired by Claude Monet’s famous water lily paintings, this creative drop-in workshop invites families to make their own vibrant pond artwork. Kids will experiment with watercolor, pastel, and tissue paper to build colorful landscapes full of light and movement. The activity encourages imagination while introducing young artists to the beauty of Impressionist art.


George F. Canyon Nature Preserve

27305 Palos Verdes Dr. E.

Rancho Palos Verdes, CA

Mar 7

10:30 am

FREE


Join expert naturalists for a guided hike through the stunning George F. Canyon Nature Preserve. Families will explore scenic canyon trails while learning about native wildlife and ecosystems found in this unique coastal habitat. Along the way, hikers will enjoy sweeping views of the Los Angeles Basin while discovering plants, birds, and animals that call the canyon home.


Chatsworth Branch Library

21052 Devonshire St.

Chatsworth, CA 91311

Mar 7

11 am

FREE


Families, teens, and community members can come together for a meaningful volunteer opportunity. Participants will assemble handmade birthday and encouragement cards for children in foster care through the nonprofit Cards for Cubs. All materials are pre-cut and prepared, making it easy for anyone to participate and create something heartfelt that will brighten a child’s day.


Culver City Julian Dixon Library

4975 Overland Ave.

Culver City, CA 90230

Mar 7

11 am - 12:30 pm

FREE


Celebrate Women’s History Month while diving into the science of DNA. Kids ages 6–12 will learn about Rosalind Franklin, the scientist whose research helped reveal the structure of DNA. The hands-on workshop includes extracting DNA from a strawberry and making colorful bracelets that represent the building blocks of life. It’s a fascinating introduction to genetics for curious young scientists.


Academy Museum of Motion Pictures

6067 Wilshire Blvd.

Los Angeles, CA 90036

Mar 7

11 am



Just days before the Oscars, families can hear directly from the filmmakers behind this year’s nominated animated shorts. The special screening features introductions from the creators themselves along with a look at behind-the-scenes production materials displayed throughout the museum. It’s an inspiring peek into the world of animation and storytelling.


Vroman’s Bookstore

695 E. Colorado Blvd.

Pasadena, CA 91101

Mar 7

11:30 am

FREE


Music and storytelling blend beautifully in this special storytime event for children ages 3–9. Based on the charming book To See an Owl by Matthew Cordell, the program includes live music, movement activities, and crafts. Kids will enjoy a gentle story about patience and curiosity while participating in playful musical learning.


Montebello Library

1550 W. Beverly Blvd.

Montebello, CA 90640

Mar 7

12 pm - 1 pm

FREE


Young artists will learn about Clara Driscoll, a designer who helped create many iconic Tiffany glass pieces. After learning about her contributions to art history, children will create their own stained-glass-inspired craft using colorful tissue paper. It’s a fun mix of art, creativity, and inspiring history.


Hawthorne Library

12700 Grevillea Ave.

Hawthorne, CA 90250

Mar 7

12 pm - 1 pm

FREE


This thoughtful program begins with a reading of Runaway: The Daring Escape of Ona Judge, which tells the true story of a woman who escaped slavery in George Washington’s household. Afterward, children will create posters celebrating the freedoms they enjoy today. It’s a meaningful and age-appropriate way to explore history and reflection during Women’s History Month.


Clifton M. Brakensiek Library

9945 Flower St.

Bellflower, CA 90706

Mar 7

2 pm - 2:45 pm

FREE


Kids ages 6–12 can discover the exciting world of comic book creation in this fun art workshop. Participants will learn the basics of storytelling, character design, and panel drawing while developing their own mini comic ideas. With all materials provided, it’s a great introduction to visual storytelling for young creators.


Topanga Library

122 N. Topanga Canyon Blvd.

Topanga, CA 90290

Mar 7

2:15 pm - 3:15 pm

FREE


Celebrate Women’s History Month with an inspiring storytime about marine biologist Eugenie Clark, known as the “Shark Lady.” After the reading, children will create an ocean-themed craft inspired by the sea creatures Clark spent her life studying. It’s a fun and educational way for young kids to learn about science and perseverance.


Woodcrest Library

1340 W. 106th St.

Los Angeles, CA 90044

Mar 7

3 pm - 4 pm

FREE


Kids ages 8–12 will fold their way into space exploration at this creative workshop. Participants will build origami rockets while learning about the important role women have played in space science and exploration. It’s a hands-on activity that blends art, history, and STEM learning.


Burton Chace Park

13650 Mindanao Way

Marina del Rey, CA 90292

Mar 7

7 am - 4 pm

FREE


Here there be dragons—on the water! Watch 40 dragon boat teams race across the marina in this high-energy festival that draws paddlers ages 12 to 80 (yes, really!). Families can enjoy food trucks, live entertainment, and booths while cheering on these colorful, lightning-fast boats. It’s a vibrant cultural celebration and a totally unique way to spend a Saturday by the water.


Cabrillo Marine Aquarium

3720 Stephen M. White Dr.

San Pedro, CA 90731

Mar 7

9 am - 10:30 am

FREE


Turn your Saturday into a meaningful family moment by helping clean up the shoreline. Join Cabrillo Marine Aquarium educators and volunteers for this monthly beach cleanup designed for all ages. Meet at the steps in front of the auditorium and work together to clear marine debris. It’s hands-on environmental stewardship—and a great way to teach kids about caring for our oceans.


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Sunday, Mar 8, 2026


Here, There, and Everywhere

Los Angeles, CA

Mar 8

3 am


Don’t forget to spring forward! At 2:00 am, clocks jump to 3:00 am, which means one less hour of sleep—but one more hour of evening sunshine. Double-check those ovens, microwaves, and car clocks before heading out for the day. It may not be a traditional “event,” but it definitely affects your family schedule!


Dodger Stadium to Century City

1000 Elysian Park Ave.

Los Angeles, CA 90012

Mar 8

7 am - 1:30 pm

FREE


Lace up—or grab a cowbell! The LA Marathon sends thousands of runners through the streets of Los Angeles, starting at Dodger Stadium and finishing in Century City. Kids love cheering on the 25,000 participants and spotting creative costumes along the route. Just be sure to check street closures before heading out, whether you’re spectating or navigating around the course.


ROW DTLA

777 South Alameda

Los Angeles, CA 90021

Mar 8

10 am - 4 pm

FREE


Sunday means Smorgasburg! This weekly open-air market at ROW DTLA is a foodie paradise with dozens of vendors serving everything from sweet treats to savory global bites. Families can browse vintage finds, handmade goods, and pop-up experiences while enjoying live cultural programming. Bonus: parking is free for the first two hours, making it an easy downtown outing.


Broxton Plaza

1036 Broxton Ave.

Los Angeles, CA 90024

Mar 8

11 am - 12 pm

FREE


Sunday mornings come alive with songs, stories, and playful energy during Playtime on the Plaza. The Books & Cookies team leads interactive story-singing sessions that delight young children and encourage early literacy. Families can also enjoy giant chess, toys, and relaxing plaza seating — making it a cheerful way to start the day.


Getty Center

1200 Getty Center Dr.

Los Angeles, CA 90049

Mar 8

11 am - 3 pm

FREE


Families of all ages are invited to discover the joy of drawing at this relaxed, drop-in art event. Guests can sketch live costumed models while learning from guest artists who offer tips and guidance. All materials are provided, making it easy for beginners and experienced artists alike to participate and experiment.


Getty Center

1200 Getty Center Dr.

Los Angeles, CA 90049

Mar 8

11:30 am - 2:30 pm

FREE


Watch creativity unfold as artist Peter Zokosky demonstrates the process of figure drawing during live art sessions. Families can observe different techniques, learn about materials, and ask questions during interactive Q&A moments. These short demonstrations give kids a fascinating behind-the-scenes look at professional art in action.


Los Angeles County Museum of Art

5905 Wilshire Blvd.

Los Angeles, CA 90036

Mar 8

11:30 am - 2 pm


Join a museum docent for a fun and engaging family-friendly tour exploring LACMA’s outdoor sculptures and highlights from the Modern Art Galleries. These 30-minute interactive tours are designed specifically for kids and help bring art to life through storytelling and conversation. It’s a great way for families to experience the museum together.


Hammer Museum

10899 Wilshire Blvd.

Los Angeles, CA 90024

Mar 8

11 am

FREE


Young writers ages 8–14 can discover the power of storytelling in this uplifting workshop led by storyteller Ashley Paul. Participants will write letters to themselves about who they are and who they hope to become. Through creativity and reflection, kids learn how words can build confidence and encourage self-expression.


Pretend City Children’s Museum

29 Hubble

Irvine, CA

Mar 7

11 am & 2:30 pm


Families can celebrate Holi, the joyful Hindu Festival of Color that welcomes the arrival of spring. The program introduces children to the traditions and meaning behind the holiday through storytelling and interactive activities. It’s a vibrant cultural celebration filled with learning, creativity, and festive energy.


Pretend City Children’s Museum

29 Hubble

Irvine, CA

Mar 8

11 am & 2:30 pm


Children can meet author Leah Khoury as she reads her charming book Benny on the Move: Paris. The story follows Benny the duck as he explores the world while learning about kindness and curiosity. Families can enjoy storytime, meet the author, and celebrate the joy of reading together.


Santa Barbara Zoo

500 Niños Dr.

Santa Barbara, CA

Mar 7 - Mar 8

10 am - 3 pm


Storybook magic meets wildlife conservation at Santa Barbara Zoo’s whimsical Fairytale Weekend. Kids are encouraged to come dressed as their favorite fairytale characters while enjoying themed crafts, photo opportunities, bounce houses, and educational activities about frogs and amphibians. It’s a playful weekend that mixes imagination with real-world conservation learning.


Southern California Railway Museum

2201 S. A St.

Perris, CA 92570

Mar 7 - Mar 8

Various times


Dinosaurs and trains combine for a wildly fun family adventure at Dinosaur Express. Kids can meet Buddy the Dinosaur, enjoy train and trolley rides, participate in LEGO build zones, and even attend Buddy’s Dance Party. With hands-on activities, dinosaur encounters, and a LEGO Masterbuild Competition, it’s an action-packed day for young dinosaur lovers.


Ventura Harbor Village

1583 Spinnaker Dr.

Ventura, CA 93001

Mar 7

12 pm - 3 pm

FREE


Kick off Mermaid Month with a magical seaside celebration at Ventura Harbor Village. Families can meet real mermaids, watch bubble shows, enjoy live music, and take part in ocean-inspired crafts. The festive atmosphere is perfect for little mermaids, pirates, and ocean explorers ready for a day of coastal fun.


USC Pacific Asia Museum

46 North Los Robles Ave.

Pasadena, CA 91101

Mar 8

11 am - 3:30 pm

FREE


Head to Pasadena for a free cultural celebration inspired by the Mythical Creatures: The Stories We Carry exhibition. Families can enjoy a Lion performance, story time with the Pakistan Arts Council, and two hands-on art workshops—Sculpt Your Own Composite Creature and Creatures in Ink. With free admission and parking, this is a wonderful way to introduce kids to Asian art, storytelling, and creative expression.


Redondo Pier

100 Fishermans Wharf

Redondo Beach, CA 90277

Mar 8

12 pm - 5 pm

FREE


Colorful kites take over the sky at one of Southern California’s longest-running kite festivals. Families can bring their own kite or purchase one onsite and compete for fun prizes, from youngest flyer to highest flying kite. The afternoon also features face painting, live entertainment, and music by DJ Nephew and the band 1969. It’s breezy, beachy fun that feels like the perfect welcome to spring.


Aquarium of the Pacific

100 Aquarium Way

Long Beach, CA 90802

Mar 8

6 pm - 9 pm

$12


This special evening at the Aquarium of the Pacific is designed exclusively for families with adults or children with autism, offering a calmer, more comfortable experience. Guests can explore exhibits and encounter more than 12,000 ocean animals in a supportive environment. Advance reservations are required, and capacity is limited. (Note: The March 2026 event is currently sold out; the next event is scheduled for October.)



Ongoing Events


Los Angeles Ballet Center

11755 Exposition Blvd.

Los Angeles, CA 90064

Now – Jun 28

9:30 am – 2 pm

FREE


Got a tiny dancer in the family? Head to LAB’s A Chance to Dance for free ballet classes led by the pros! Sessions include themed dance lessons, with special offerings like Children’s Creative Movement. No registration limits—just bring your form and your love of dance.


The Phantom Projects Theatre at La Habra Depot

311 S. Euclid St.

La Habra, CA 90631

Now - Mar 15

Various times


Based on the beloved children’s book, this lively stage production brings Miss Nelson’s classroom chaos to life. When sweet Miss Nelson disappears, the terrifying Viola Swamp takes over—and suddenly the kids realize just how much they miss their kind teacher. With humor, mystery, and heart, this 75-minute show (plus intermission) is ideal for kids 6 and up. It’s a wonderful way to introduce little ones to live theater in an approachable, family-friendly setting.


California Science Center

700 Exposition Park Dr.

Los Angeles, CA 90037

Now - Sept 7

12 am - 11:59 pm

$20 - $28


Enter the mysterious world of ancient preservation with this awe-inspiring mummy exhibit featuring real specimens from Egypt, Peru, and beyond. From mummified animals to a 17th-century German nobleman, this is history like you've never seen it. Best for kids 10+, due to some sensitive content.


Row DTLA

777 South Alameda

Los Angeles, CA 90021

Now – Dec 27

10 am – 4 pm

FREE


Spend your Sunday munching, browsing, and vibing at Smorgasburg LA! From food trucks and vintage vendors to designer pop-ups and cultural events, it’s a weekly Downtown playground for families. With free parking for two hours, it’s easy to turn this into a full afternoon outing. Come hungry and ready to explore!


Petersen Automotive Museum

6060 Wilshire Blvd.

Los Angeles, CA 90036

Now – May 2

9 am – 10 am


Car-loving kids ages 7–11 are in for a revved-up experience at the Mini Motors Workshop! This Saturday kicks off with a deep dive into engines through hands-on science and creative projects. Afterward, explore the museum’s amazing car collection as a family. New themes roll out every other month—don’t miss the February start!


Pio Pico State Historic Park

6003 Pioneer Blvd.

Whittier, CA 90606

Now – Jan 2

12 pm – 2 pm

FREE


Gather ‘round for an afternoon of stories, hands-on fun, and s’mores under the sun at Pio Pico’s family campfire program! February's theme highlights the Afro-Latin presence in early California with activities led by park interpreters. Bring a picnic blanket, camp chair, and curiosity. It’s the perfect mix of nature, culture, and community.


King Gillette Ranch

26876 Mulholland Hwy.

Calabasas, CA 91302

Now – Dec 5

8:30 am

FREE


Bring your binoculars and sense of wonder for this easy, family-friendly bird walk in the Santa Monica Mountains! Expert guides help kids spot local bird species on a gentle one-mile trail through stunning landscapes. Meet at the flagpole and get ready to chirp, squawk, and marvel. It’s a peaceful and educational start to your weekend.


The Broad Museum

221 S Grand Ave.

Los Angeles, CA 90012

Now - April 5

11 am – 5 pm

FREE


Let those creative minds run wild at this hands-on family art workshop inspired by Robert Therrien: This is a Story. Kids can build whimsical objects using stencils, wire, pipe cleaners, and more. It’s open to ages 3+ and included with your timed reservation. A perfect art-filled Sunday outing for families who love to craft and play.


Cabrillo Marine Aquarium

3720 Stephen White Dr.

San Pedro, CA 90731

Now - Dec 19

10 am - 12 pm


If your little one prefers a calmer environment, this sensory-friendly morning at Cabrillo Marine Aquarium is a gentle way to explore the sea. Families can enjoy the exhibits with lower crowds and supportive tools like fidget items, cue cards, and noise-canceling headphones. It’s a soothing start to the weekend with ocean wonders waiting to be discovered—perfect for all ages and abilities.


Marine Mammal Care Center

3601 South Gaffey St.

San Pedro, CA 90731

Now – Apr 19

11 am – 4 pm

FREE


Dive into marine science with a real hands-on adventure! At Family Science Sunday, kids ages 8 and up can join the Marine Mammal Rescue Squad for an interactive mock rescue mission. Learn how seals and sea lions are rescued and rehabilitated by the pros—and get a behind-the-scenes peek into ocean conservation. Spots fill fast, so arrive early or register online!



2640 Main Street

Santa Monica, 90405

Every Sunday

8:30 am - 1:30 pm

FREE


The Sunday Main Street Farmers Market features some of California’s freshest produce plus prepared foods from local Main Street restaurants as well as artisanal foods prepared with ingredients sourced from California farmers – you can’t get more local than that! Also, enjoy musical entertainment from a variety of weekly featured bands, face painting, balloon designs, and bi-weekly cooking demonstrations featuring local produce.


City of Beverly Hills

9300 block of Civic Center Dr.

between Third Street and Santa Monica Boulevard

Beverly Hills, CA

Every Sunday

9 am - 1 pm

FREE


The Beverly Hills Farmers' Market is a weekly outdoor certified market that provides the finest California-grown, fresh, and seasonal fruits and vegetables, juices, bread, specialty items, and more in a festive outdoor setting. The event also features a petting zoo, and pony rides for a minimal fee.


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