Momma Osa makes memories with their Tie Dye Parties and Activity Kits! If you want to have an unforgettable party at home, and looking for a cool idea for your kid's birthday party, look no further. Momma Osa Tie Dye is a new in-person party entertainment to help create an unforgettable experience! Keep reading and we will tell you all about this new tie dye experience designed to bring happiness to you and your family! TIE DYE PARTIES THAT COME TO YOU! There are two ways you can throw a tie dye party. You can buy your own Tie dye kits from Momma Osa's website and have the party at home with your family and friends. Or Momma Osa will come to you! By making original tie dye garments with tie dye activity kits, Momma Osa will bring families and friends of all ages together. The kits include all you need to have a tie dye party all in one box. Just add water and you could have your own new t-shirt, socks, pajamas or accessories. The activity kits start at $40, and are available online for purchase. Or if you want guided instruction, Momma Osa will come to you for your party. They will set up, take down, and clean up the mess, after 1.5 hours of fun with a guided instructor who will help you throughout your party. The guided parties cost $475 for up to 15 kids, with $10 for any additional kids. With the guided parties, you will get 2 party hosts, 15 t-shirts, 15 socks, vibrant dye colors, gloves, aprons, tie-dye to-go bags, tie-dye care instructions, tie dye hair ties, and slap bracelet give away bags. Momma Osa will travel to any location in Los Angeles County, Orange County, San Bernardino County, and Ventura County. To book your party, click here. About Momma Osa Jennifer Cox, the Owner of Momma Osa, is a Tie Dye Ninja and Denim Wash Specialist. She has spent her career designing for Abercrombie and Fitch, Mossimo Supply at Target, and the Private Label Denim and Clothing Industry for the past 20 years. Jen, a single Latino mom, decided to start a passion project at the end of 2019 as a way to give back to Youth Homeless and Foster Families. When she was laid off from her long time career job in January of 2020, she put all her time, energy, and focus on making Momma Osa a household name. First, she created in person Tie dye experiences, but then pivoted into tie dye activity kits with the covid lock down. You can find Momma Osa on Nordstrom.com, Landsend.com, SaksFifthAvenue.com, and Amazon.com along with specialty stores across America. Momma Osa is also featured on Good Morning America in March of 2021. While still in stores with her tie dye activity kits, Jen will be around Southern California at Pop Up events creating tie dye experiences, along with birthday parties and street fairs. She also hosts corporate and family tie dye events virtually. Momma Osa donates socks and a percentage of every sale to The Covenant House In Hollywood that offers a safe haven and opportunity for homeless youth to have a second chance at life. Along with Olive Crest that focuses on foster families transforming the lives of at-risk children through the healing power of family. Momma Osa has donated over 10,000 masks and 5,000 pairs of socks to date. At Momma Osa, part of their mission is to give back and inspire change through creativity. Look for Momma Osa at street fairs, or pop ups. And if you have a corporate party, special event, a birthday party, baby shower, or if you just want to a throw a fun party for no reason, Momma Osa is there to help you make unforgettable memories. For every kit you purchase from Momma Osa, a portion of the proceeds will be donated to Homeless Youth and/or Foster families. For more information about Momma Osa's parties, activity kits, masks, sweat shirts, tees, and more, visit Momma Osa's official website. You can contact Momma Osa at 888.315.8730, or email them at info@mommaosa.com. Disclaimer: This article is part of a paid content by Momma Osa.

Here is great news for Stranger Things' fans! A Stranger Things store is now open in Los Angeles as of November 6, 2021, and you are invited for free for priority access to enjoy a truly immersive shopping experience themed around the Stranger Things universe. This shopping experience is not like anything you have experienced before! This unique retail is packed with exclusive merchandise. Explore Stranger Things’ most iconic locations: get up close to a hidden Demogorgon in the Upside Down, take photos at Hawkins Middle’s Snowball Dance and in Joyce’s House, shop in the Starcourt Mall, avoid the Rift in the Russian Lab, and play games at the Palace Arcade. Get your hands on tons of exclusive and custom pieces only available at the store! Take home “Elegorgon”, a collaboration between Netflix and iam8bit. Sitting alongside you will find General Mills Stranger Things Cereal, packaged in original boxes from the 80’s but set in the world of Stranger Things, and a wide variety of collectible Bandai Stranger Things Hawkins Action Figures. You will also get a chance to personalize your own creations at the customizable apparel stations! The Store is located at The Americana at Brand, located at 889 Americana Way, Glendale, CA 91210. The opening date is November 6, 2021. Opening hours are Monday through Thursday from 10 am to 9 pm; Friday and Saturdays from 10 am - 10 pm, and Sundays from 11 am to 9 pm. The store is a pop up store and is only in this location for a limited time. You can reserve a spot online through the Stranger Things' official website. Walk-ins are also welcome, but entry is only guaranteed to those who make a reservation online at strangerthings-store.com. Tickets for entry are free.

Looking to buy a new bike for yourself or your kid? Look no further, because we have done all the research and have gathered a list of the best bike shops in and near Los Angeles that carry a variety of bicycles for adults and kids. Some of these bike shops do repairs and services as well. Beverly Hills Bike Shop 10546 W. Pico Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90064 310-275-2453 Beverly Hills Bike Shop has been in businesses for 28 years, and features bicycles from manufacturers like Trek, Specialized, Felt, Dahon, and others. They have a great selection of kids bikes from two years old and up, and also provides free lifetime tune ups with every new bike sold! If you have an old bike that you don't use anymore, they will buy it from you or sell your bike for you on consignment. If you are not ready to purchase a bike, you can rent a bike from BHBS starting $25 per day. Bike Shop LA 8250 Santa Monica Blvd #2 Los Angeles, CA 90046 323-515-0070 Bike Shop LA sells new and used bikes on a variety of bike brands like Giant, and Critical Cycles. They carry road bikes, mountain bikes, city and urban bikes, beach cruisers and kids models, and unique vintage bikes. Bike Shop LA also repairs and tune up your bikes, and carry bike accessories and merchandise. You can also rent different types of bikes from this store. Labrea Bike Works 5850 W 3rd St. Los Angeles, CA 90036 323-272-4404 Labrea Bike Works is within a minutes walk from the La Brea Tar Pits, and the Los Angeles Farmers Market. They have iconic Eddy Merckx and Ridley Bicycle brands, and carry durable and venerable Raleigh. La Brea Bike Works is also a full service shop with premier Bicycle Technicians. Bike Improve 10927 Santa Monica Blvd Los Angeles, CA 90025 310-400-0363 Bike Improve sells a complete line of bikes, accessories, gear, and wheels. They also service MTB shocks in-house, build wheels, and do Pro Fits to maximize performance, comfort, and safety. The Bike Shop 2163 Venice Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90006 323-972-4855 The bike shop is a low-key shop selling new and used bicycles, parts and accessories. They also do repair services. You can find variety of adult's and kid's bicycles here. I Martin Bicycles 8330 Beverly Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90048 323-653-6900 With six different locations in Los Angeles County, you can find a big variety of popular bike brands for adults and kids at I Martin Bicycles stores aka Helen's Cycles. Everything you'll ever need to take care of your bike can also be completed by their experienced bike repair and service technicians. Bike rentals are available starting from $75 per day. LA Brakeless 12220 Venice Blvd Los Angeles, CA 90066 310-313-6300 LA Brakeless offers a range of compete bikes from Fixed Gear, Single Speed, Cruiser, BMX, Mountain, and Road. You also have the option of building a bike from the ground up from their selection of unique components or customizing your existing bike to better suit you. In addition to selling products, L.A. Brakeless repairs and services your bike.

A family was kicked off a Delta plane after refusing to give up their toddler son's seat. According to The Wrap, the Schear family's flight from Hawaii to Los Angeles was overbooked when an airline employee asked them to have their son sit on their lap for the flight instead of in the seat, he was occupying in his car seat. The Schears were threatened to be removed from the plane after they refused to move the toddler saying that they had paid for the seat for their child. One of the agents replied, “So, then, it’s going to be a federal offense…and you and your wife will be in jail…it’s a federal offense if you don’t abide by it.” Brain Schears said, “I bought the seat…it’s a red-eye. He won’t sleep unless he’s in his car seat. So, otherwise, he’d be sitting in my wife’s lap, crawling all over the place, and it’s not safe.” Despite Schear's decision to remove his son from the plane seat and hold him on his lap for the rest of the trip, it was too late. The family had already been told they needed to disembark, resulting in a costly new airline ticket and a night stay in a hotel. According to FAA guidelines, an airline agent told Schear that 2-year-old children are not supposed to have their own seats, said. However, Schear said that his son flew to Hawaii from California in his own seat, inside of his car seat. But Delta’s website states, “We want you and your children to have the safest, most comfortable flight possible. For kids under the age of two, we recommend you purchase a seat on the aircraft and use an approved child safety seat.” In a statement to The Wrap, a Delta representative said, “We are sorry for the unfortunate experience our customers had with Delta, and we’ve reached out to them to refund their travel and provide additional compensation. Delta’s goal is to always work with customers in an attempt to find solutions to their travel issues. That did not happen in this case and we apologize.”

Google Lens is an AI-powered tool that helps you find what you're looking for faster. It works by analyzing images on the web and suggests relevant results. In this tutorial, we'll show you how to use Google Lens for Homework Help. From a simple math problem to a complicated algebra equation, to history, chemistry, biology, physics, and much more, you can get help from Google Lens. Keep reading and we will show you step-by-step instructions on how to use Google Lens for homework help. If you have an android phone or iPad, you can download Google Lens directly from google play. But if you use an iPhone, then you can use google lens through Google app. For android phones and iPad 1. Download google lens on your phone or iPad. 2. Open google lens on your phone or iPad. If it is the first time you are using google lens, you would need to give permission to google lens to access your camera. 3. At the bottom of the screen, choose "homework". 4. Aim your camera at your math problem or any question on your homework and google homework will quickly find explainers, videos, and results from the web for your math problem or your question. For iPhone Google Lens is not available on iPhone yet, but you can use the Google app to use google lens features. 1. Download the google app on your iPhone 2. Open the google app on your iPhone. If it is the first time you are using the google app, you would need to give permission to Google to access your camera. 3. On the Home screen, click on the camera icon in the top right corner. This will take you to the Google Lens. 4. At the bottom of the screen, choose "homework". 5. Aim your camera at your math problem or any question on your homework and google homework will quickly find explainers, videos, and results from the web for your math problem or your question. The google lens can also help you identify objects, plants, animals, building, or any other objects by aiming the camera at them. You need to type a handwritten note? No worries, just aim the camera to your handwritten note, and it will convert it to text. All you need to do is copy and paste it to your notes or your word on your phone or iPad. If you love this article, click the like button, and leave a comment to see more articles like this!

Table Manners Every Kid Should Know It is essential to teach kids good dining etiquette from a young age. This will help them feel comfortable and confident in any dining situation. It's your responsibility as a parent to teach them table manners. Whether they are at a friend's house, at a large family gathering, or you decide to grab a family dinner in one of LA's best restaurants, knowing how to behave during the meal is extremely important. Experts agree that you should start teaching your kids about table manners around age three. You can begin by talking to them about using utensils, how to sit at the table, and what sorts of things are appropriate to say during the meal. As they get a little older, you can start teaching them more specific dining etiquette rules, such as how to use a napkin properly and how to excuse themselves from the table. It is important to remember that kids will make mistakes and will not always remember everything you tell them. The key is to be patient and reinforce the rules of good dining etiquette. While cultural differences can impact some specific rules of etiquette, a few basic guidelines are applicable. Washing hands before a meal Washing hands comes before the actual mealtime etiquette. Teaching kids to wash their hands before eating is essential, especially if they have been playing outside. Explain to them that washing their hands will help remove any dirt or germs that could make them sick. Sitting up straight Sitting up straight includes keeping their legs and arms under the table and not putting their elbows on the table. Sitting correctly will help them be more focused and attentive during the meal and show respect for the people they are dining with. Chewing with mouth closed This is another basic rule of etiquette that is important for kids to learn. It is considered rude to chew with your mouth open and can be off-putting to others. Chewing with your mouth closed will also help kids eat slowly and enjoy their food more. No talking with a full mouth This goes hand-in-hand with chewing with your mouth closed. It is essential to wait until you have swallowed your food before you start talking again. This will help avoid any embarrassing situations and keep the conversation flowing smoothly. Using "please" and "thank you" Remembering to use please and thank you is a sign of good manners. Teaching kids to use these words when requesting something from someone else or being served is a great habit. Saying please and thank you will help kids be more polite and respectful. It's also important to teach kids to treat waiters and servers with respect. This includes using please and thank you, eye contact, and patience. Waiting for everyone to be served before eating If you are dining with other people, it is considered good manners to wait until everyone has been served before starting to eat. This shows respect for the other people at the table and gives them a chance to settle before the meal begins. No reaching across the table Reaching across the table is considered rude because it invades the personal space of the person sitting on the other side. If kids need something out of their reach, they should ask the person next to them to pass it. Keeping your hands and feet to yourself This rule is essential for both personal space and safety. Kids should keep their hands and feet to themselves to avoid accidentally hurting someone or making them feel uncomfortable. No cell phones at the table This is a rule that is becoming increasingly important in today's world. Using your cell phone at the table is rude and can distract other people. If adults need to use their cell phones, they should step away from the table to set a good example for kids. No playing with food This is a basic rule of etiquette that everyone should follow. It is not only rude, but it can also be dangerous if kids are playing with sharp objects or hot food. Also, playing with food shows disrespect for the people who prepared it. Avoid criticizing the food If kids don't like the food they are served, it is important to teach them to be respectful and not criticize it. They can politely ask for something else if they have allergies, dietary restrictions, or they just don't like the food. Using utensils and napkins Using utensils and napkins is a sign of good manners. It is essential to teach kids to use them correctly to avoid making a mess. Utensils should be used to eat food, not to play with, and napkins should be used to wipe their mouth and hands. Clearing the plate This rule is often debated, but it is generally considered good manners to clear your plate when you are finished eating. If kids are full or don't like the food, they can politely ask to have their plate removed. Excusing yourself from the table If kids need to leave the table for any reason, it is essential to teach them to excuse themselves. This shows respect for the people they are dining with and avoids awkward situations. Being respectful of other cultures If you are dining with someone from another culture, it is essential to respect their customs. Prepare your children to be open-minded and try new things. This will help them to avoid any offensive situations. Being patient This is an essential rule for both kids and adults. It is important to teach kids to be patient when dining, especially if they are waiting for food or someone else. Being patient will help to avoid any stressful situations. Avoid Interruptions Interrupting is considered rude and can be very frustrating for others. Teaching kids to avoid interrupting when someone else is speaking is essential. They can wait their turn or raise their hand if they have something to say.

Lamy fountain pens strike an amazing balance between affordability, reliability, and great design. You can easily find one that suits your needs whether you require a simple beginner pen for your kids or a suave model that you can use yourself to journal or bring along to important occasions. LA may not be particularly famous for its fountain pen culture but don't count it out just yet. You can find authentic Lamy fountain pens in Los Angeles at great prices if you know where to look. Quick Links: 1. Architects Corner 2. Flax Pen to Paper 3. Dick Blick Materials 4. Kinokuniya LA For example, if you prefer the convenience of online shopping, goldspot.com stocks an impressive selection of Lamy fountain pens and other essentials such as Lamy ink and notebooks. The specs of each pen are also well-outlined to give you sufficient insight to make the right pick. On the other hand, if you enjoy exploring stationery shops and testing your fountain pens in person before making a purchase, here are a couple of stores that are certainly worth checking out. WHERE TO BUY LAMY FOUNTAIN PENS IN LOS ANGELES? Architects Corner 1324 Flower St, Los Angeles, CA 90015 You could easily walk past this store thinking that it only offers drafting supplies and model-building tools. However, if you step inside, you will be pleasantly surprised to find that it stocks so much more. This store's range of products includes paints and painting accessories, hobby supplies, and architectural drafting supplies. You will also find fountain pens, notebooks, pencils, and other writing equipment in the art supplies aisle. The selection of Lamy fountain pens is quite generous but leans heavily towards Lamy Safari and Lamy Al-Star. They are available in different color finishes as well as fine, medium, and broad nib options. Nevertheless, the inventory is refreshed regularly so there is always a chance that you could discover more items when you visit. Architects Corner, additionally, offers the benefit of a one-stop-shop because it also stocks Lamy converters, Lamy replacement nibs, Lamy inks, and ink cartridges. Flax Pen to Paper 1078 Gayley Ave. Los Angeles, CA 90024 Flax Pen to Paper is a family-owned business that is well-known as a great spot to find fine writing instruments. When you walk into the store, you can quickly understand why. The ambiance is just right for anyone that enjoys marveling at, comparing, and selecting writing tools. The store dates back to the '50s. It carries a broad array of pens, stationery paper, journals, photo albums, paperweights, leather goods, and lots of gift-worthy items. The fountain pens will have you spoiled for choice. They include brands such as TSWBI, Pilot, Lamy, Pelikan, Namiki, Montegrappa, and many others. This store further goes the extra mile and can source specific fountain pens editions or accessories on request. The staff could also help you find the right kind of paper to match the type of Lamy pen that you choose. If you are looking for day-to-day Lamy fountain pens, Flax Pen to Paper stocks the Lamy Safari and the Lamy Studio. You could also have your pick of other models like the special edition Lamy Studio LX, the Lamy 2000, or the Lamy Joy Calligraphy fountain pen. For maintenance or if you would like to customize your Lamy pen, this store carries all Lamy nib sizes and nib sections for replacements. Lamy inks and cartridges are also available. Dick Blick Materials 7301 Beverly Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90036 The quirky 'Blick Art Materials at Beverly Boulevard is hard to miss. It invites you to discover a world of art supplies and the store delivers all that and more. Fountain pens are located at the 'drawing' section along with other writing and illustration instruments. The selection of brands is rather interesting. It comprises options like Caran d'Ache, Zebra, Sheaffer, Faber-Castell, Manuscript, and a few others that are not often available in most stores. That aside, Dick Blick Materials equally carries Pilot and Lamy fountain pens. The Lamy Safari, Lamy 2000, Lamy Vista, Lamy Studio, and Lamy Joy Calligraphy fountain pens all make an appearance on the shelves. Other Lamy essentials like ink, converters, and cartridges will also catch your eye among the sprawling rows. One specific upside to this store is its frequent sales and discounts. There are also multiple Dick Blick Materials stores across the country and so, if you are only in LA for a short visit and like what you find, you could always find a branch near your hometown. Kinokuniya LA 123 Astronaut Ellison S Onizuka St #205 Los Angeles, CA 90012 Shopping at a Kinokuniya store is a unique experience. The display of well-organized books, comics, and Manga merchandise gives the store character and charm that is unique to it. It certainly makes you feel like you are in Little Tokyo. Beyond the books and comics, Kinokuniya offers a diverse collection of stationery supplies and gifts items like printed t-shirts, tote bags, and pen pouches. Kinokuniya has multiple branches across the USA. While the store concept is the same, different stores carry different collections of fountain pens. This particular LA branch mainly offers Japanese fountain pen brands like Pilot and Platinum. They also carry different Lamy pens like the Lamy Safari and Lamy 2000. You could also find inks to go with your pens and quality notebooks from top brands such as Midori and Leuchturm. Admittedly, some of the Lamy pens at Kinokuniya can be priced a little higher than in other stores. The difference is, however, not spectacularly huge. Conclusion Fountain pen shops in Los Angeles have much to offer but do not get as much credit as they deserve. Some like the beloved Fountain Pen Shop that was run by the legendary Fred Kinkie had such a rich history and will be sorely missed among LA fountain pen enthusiasts. However, stores like those on this list are reliable and offer pleasantly distinct experiences. So, if you take the time to explore what the city's fountain pen market has to offer, it is unlikely that you would lack a Lamy pen to suit your writing needs. WE BRING YOU AND YOUR FAMILY THE BEST OF LA!

Los Angeles is a city with a lot to offer. Whether you're interested in history, culture, or just want to enjoy the scenery, there's plenty to keep you busy. A family walk through the city can be a great way to experience all that LA has to offer. Visit the Hollywood Walk of Fame: The Hollywood Walk of Fame is one of the most iconic attractions in Los Angeles. It's a great place to take a walk and see the stars' names up close. Walk of Fame is located on Hollywood Boulevard between Gower Street and LaBrea Avenue. There are over 2,500 stars on the Walk of Fame, each one representing a significant contribution to the entertainment industry. The stars are made of terrazzo and brass, and each one is unique. The first star ever was awarded to actress Joanne Woodward in 1960, and each year approximately 20 new stars are added Take a Hike: One of the best ways to see Los Angeles is by taking a hike. There are plenty of great trails to explore, and you'll get some exercise while enjoying the scenery. Hiking is a great way to see Los Angeles' diverse landscape. There are several hiking trails to choose from, depending on your level of fitness. There are also some great parks in Los Angeles, such as Griffith Park and Elysian Park, that have hiking trails. 5 best hikes in Los Angeles area: Griffith Park: This is one of the most popular hiking spots in LA and for good reason. There are over 50 miles of trails to explore, and you can even see the Hollywood Sign up close. Runyon Canyon: This is a great spot for a short hike with some amazing views, the trail is not too difficult and it's a great place to bring your dog. Franklin Canyon Park: This is a great place for a leisurely hike or a picnic. Topanga State Park: This park has over 36 miles of trails and is one of the largest parks in LA. Santa Monica Mountains: There are plenty of great trails to explore in the Santa Monica Mountains. There are a lot of different options to explore, so take your time and find the perfect spot for your family. If you decide to take one of the more remote trails make sure to prepare adequately, wear the right shoes ideally with insoles for hiking, and bring basic hiking equipment like a flashlight, sunscreen, water and snacks. Have a Picnic If you are planning a hiking weekend you should also consider making a picnic! Los Angeles is home to some of the best weather in the country, so why not take advantage of it and have a picnic? There are plenty of great spots to set up shop, and you can even pack a picnic lunch to enjoy. If you're picnicking at the park, there are a few things to keep in mind. First, make sure you're not in an area that's too crowded. Second, be aware of your surroundings and clean up after yourself when you're done. And finally, if you're picnicking on the beach, make sure to bring sunscreen and plenty of water. Visit Griffith Observatory If you want to get a great view of the city, head to Griffith Observatory. This iconic Los Angeles landmark is located on Mount Hollywood and offers stunning views of the city below. You can also learn about the night sky, take a look through a telescope, or just enjoy the view from the Observation Deck. There is no charge to enter the Observatory, making it a great option for anyone on a budget. Check out The Hollywood Sign The Hollywood Sign is definitely a must-see for anyone visiting Los Angeles. It's one of the most famous landmarks in the city, and it's located in a great spot with stunning views of the city below. You can hike to the sign or take a shuttle bus. Either way, it's a great experience and a must-do for anyone visiting Los Angeles. Visit a Museum: Los Angeles is home to some world-renowned museums. If you're looking for something to do on a rainy day, or just want to learn more about the city, a museum is a great option. There are a few museums that are particularly popular with visitors: The Getty Center: This museum is known for its architecture as much as its art. It's located in Brentwood and features both indoor and outdoor spaces. The Los Angeles County Museum of Art: This museum is one of the largest in the US and is located in Miracle Mile. It has a diverse collection of art from around the world. Academy Museum of Motion Pictures: This museum is dedicated to the history of film and is located in Hollywood. Natural History Museum: This museum is located in Exposition Park and is dedicated to the natural history of the world. There are many other great museums in Los Angeles, so take your time and find one that interests you. Check out the La Brea Tar Pits: The La Brea Tar Pits are a must-see for anyone visiting Los Angeles. This natural wonder is an active paleontological research site, where you can see fossils of animals that have been trapped in the natural asphalt for tens of thousands of years. The George C. Page Museum is dedicated to studying the tar pits and displaying the amazing specimens that have been found. This is a registered National Natural Landmark, and definitely worth a visit! The La Brea Tar Pits are a great place to spend a day, and they're especially fun for kids. Take a tour of the Warner Bros Studios The Warner Bros Studios are located in Burbank and offer a behind-the-scenes look at the magic of Hollywood. You'll get to see where some of your favorite movies and TV shows were filmed, and you might even get to meet a celebrity or two. The tour goes around the backlot, where you'll see sets from classic movies like Casablanca and The Maltese Falcon. You can choose to take a guided tour or a self-guided tour, whichever you prefer. Explore Downtown Los Angeles If you are not so interested in taking hikes and visiting natural landmarks, don’t worry, Los Angeles has much more to offer. Take some time and explore Downtown Los Angeles, or “DTLA” as it is commonly known. There are plenty of great shops, restaurants, and bars to check out. You can also visit some of the historic sites, like the Bradbury Building or the Angels Flight Railway. "LA walking tours" are a great way to see the city, and there are plenty of them to choose from. Have Fun in the Sun Los Angeles is known for its beautiful weather, so take advantage of it and have some fun in the sun! There are plenty of great things to do outdoors, like swimming, sunbathing, or playing beach volleyball. You can also go for a walk or a hike, or even just sit and people-watch. Whatever you do, make sure to put on sunscreen and stay hydrated. Los Angeles is a city with something for everyone. Whether you're interested in hiking to see famous landmarks or exploring the downtown area, there's plenty to do in this vibrant city. You can also check out some of the great museums or take a tour of the Warner Bros Studios. And don't forget to enjoy the sun and sand at one of LA's many beaches!

There are so many things to do with kids in Los Angeles, but sometimes it can be hard to find activities that are free or affordable. Not to worry! Here is a list of 10 free and cheap things to do in LA with your little ones. Explore Hollywood Can you really call yourself an Angeleno if you haven’t walked down the Hollywood Walk of Fame? Even better, have your kids find their favorite star! If you’re up for it, take a tour of some of the celebrity homes in the area. Here are just some of the fun things you can do for free while exploring Hollywood: Walk along the Hollywood Walk of Fame Visit the TCL Chinese Theatre See the Hollywood Sign Watch a movie at Grauman’s Egyptian Theatre Take a tour of the Hollywood Bowl Museum View art at the Hollywood Forever Cemetery People watch on Hollywood Boulevard Explore Melrose Avenue Explore Downtown LA Though it is often thought of as a business district, Downtown Los Angeles is actually home to plenty of great attractions that can be enjoyed for free. From art galleries to historic sites, there are plenty of things to do in Downtown LA without spending a dime. Here are some ideas: Take a walking tour of the Historic Core View art at the Grand Park Downtown LA Gallery Visit the Los Angeles City Hall See the interior of the Bradbury Building Explore the Million Dollar Theater Visit a Beach With 75 miles of coastline, Los Angeles is home to some of the best beaches in the world. And, luckily, many of the best beaches are also free to enjoy. From Venice Beach to Santa Monica Beach, here are 10 great free beaches to visit and enjoy in Los Angeles. Venice Beach Santa Monica Beach Hermosa Beach Manhattan Beach Redondo Beach Malibu Beach Zuma Beach Leo Carrillo State Park Point Dume State Beach Topanga State Beach Visit a Park Some of the world's greatest parks can be found in Los Angeles. From world-famous Griffith Park to smaller neighborhood parks, there are plenty of green spaces to enjoy in LA. Kids will definitely enjoy getting out and exploring some of these great parks. Griffith Park Elysian Park Echo Park MacArthur Park Exposition Park Grand Park Venice Beach Boardwalk Explore a Museum Los Angeles is home to many different museums. And, luckily, some of these museums offer free admission. Some of these are always free however some only offer free admission on certain days or for certain hours. Here are some of the best museums to explore in LA The Getty Center - always free but requires a reservation. The Getty Villa - always free but requires a reservation. The California Science Center - always free. The Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County - Free on the first Tuesday of every month with an exception of July and August, however in September every Tuesday is free. The La Brea Tar Pits - always free. Los Angeles County Museum of Art - free after 3pm on working days. Los Angeles Museum of the Holocaust - always free. Take a Hike With its many hills and mountains, Los Angeles is a great place to go hiking. This is a really great family activity you can do for free. Make sure to research a trail before you go to make sure it is appropriate for your family. Here are some great hiking trails in Los Angeles: Runyon Canyon Park Eaton Canyon Falls Mount Hollywood Trail Wisdom Tree Hike Griffith Observatory Hike Los Angeles County Arboretum and Botanic Garden Visit a Neighborhood Did you know that LA has over 100 different neighborhoods? Los Angeles is a city of endless exploration. So, make a route and start exploring! Besides downtown LA and Hollywood there are a lot of other great places to explore and roam: Beverly Hills - Some of the best things to see in Beverly Hills are the homes of some of the richest and most famous people in the world. Checking out these homes is a fun and free thing to do. Additionally, you can enjoy a walk along Rodeo Drive and visit Beverly Gardens Park. Koreatown - Koreatown is a great place to explore and experience some of LA’s best Korean food. You can also visit one of the many spas in the area or do some shopping at one of the many malls and markets. Malibu - Malibu is a great place to enjoy the beach, go hiking, or explore some of the many parks in the area. You can also visit the Malibu Pier or take a drive along Pacific Coast Highway to see some amazing ocean views. Pasadena - Pasadena is a great place for exploring. You can visit Old Town Pasadena, the Pasadena Playhouse District, the Rose Bowl, or the Norton Simon Museum. Watch a Live Recording of a TV Show One of the best things about living in LA is that you can often catch a live recording of your favorite TV show. And, best of all, it’s usually free! Just make sure to do your research ahead of time and get there early to snag a seat. Here are some popular TV shows that are filmed in LA: The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon Dr. Phil Jimmy Kimmel Live! Price is Right Let’s Make a Deal DTLA Art Walk Downtown LA is home to many great art galleries. And, on the second Thursday of every month, you can explore them for free during the DTLA Art Walk. This is a great way to explore the downtown area and see some amazing art. Here are some of the best galleries to check out during the DTLA Art Walk: Los Angeles Municipal Art Gallery Hauser Wirth & Schimmel The Broad MOCA Grand Avenue USC Fisher Museum of Art Japanese American National Museum Play sports One of the great things about living in LA is that there are so many opportunities to play sports. There are a lot of public courts and fields where you can play for free. And, if you’re looking for a more organized game, there are plenty of amateur leagues you can join, for both kids and adults. There you have it! There are so many things to do in LA, but it can be challenging to know where to start. But, if you’re looking for some great free activities, these suggestions should get you started. So, get out there and explore all the amazing places Los Angeles has to offer!

Located just around the corner from California Disneyland Resort, the Anaheim Majestic Garden Hotel is an experience that’s as magical as Disneyland. The 13-acre property looks like an old castle with a beautiful garden in the back of the hotel with ducks running around and a koi pond. Anaheim Majestic Garden Hotel has everything you need to have a comfortable and memorable stay on your Disneyland vacation! When you are planning a Disneyland vacation, the first thing you should consider is the distance of the hotel to Disneyland, and you can't find a more accessible hotel than Anaheim Majestic Garden to take you to and from Disneyland during your stay at the hotel. Anaheim Majestic Garden Hotel is not only just cross street from Disneyland, it offers a Dream Machine Shuttle that takes you to and from Disneyland Resort every 1/2 hour for FREE when you stay at the hotel. In fact, the hotel has been selected a Disneyland Resort Good Neighbor Hotel and they are even authorized to sell tickets to Disneyland right at the hotel. Its 489 rooms are extra large with some rooms featuring bunk beds for your kids that look like a big castle. Your kids would love sleeping in the bunk bed feeling like kings and queens while dosing off. These family-friendly hotel rooms are newly renovated, roomy, and truly magical. The hotel also has its own princess, Princess Corrine, who greets families at breakfast time and reads stories for kids during Storytime. You can even start or end your day by reserving a personal in-room visit from the Princess herself. The in-room visits are available on the weekends. Each visit includes a private chat or story with the Princess, an autographed photo, a Royal Certificate of visit, and a sweet treat. Princess Corinne’s schedule is posted daily on her To-Do Board behind the Golden Desk in the lower lobby, so make sure to check her schedule and take a photo with her. When it is time to unwind after an exciting day at Disneyland, the hotel offers an outdoor heated pool and Jacuzzi, a beautiful garden, and a koi pond. The garden is extremely serene with a mommy duck and little ducklings running around or splashing in the little duck pool in the garden. During summertime, you can expect outdoor movies on the lawn, poolside dining, and the best spot to see the Disneyland fireworks right from the hotel. Kids can watch outdoor movies in their Pjs while Mom and Dad relax on the lawn. The hotel also features indoor and outdoor dining options ranging from a quick bite in the California Deli to a more relaxed experience in the Garden Court Bistro or exciting culinary adventure at the all-new Hanagi Japanese Restaurant. The Garden Court Bar & Lounge is perfect for a casual snack and cocktails. Other amenities are a family game room, video arcade & billiards, fitness center, and laundry service. We highly recommending strolling through the hallways to read the Story of the Lair on the walls and carpet, and learn how the Anaheim Majestic Garden Hotel became an enchanted castle. Magic with David Minkin at the Majestic Enjoy David Minkin: Magic at the Majestic, located inside the Anaheim Majestic Garden Hotel on specified dates throughout the year. David Minkin is the star of the Travel Channel show, Magic Outlaws, and is the International Champion of Close Up Magic. The show is 75 minutes of magical artistry and is ideal for familied with children 6 years or older. You can purchase your tickets in advance. THINGS TO DO NEAR ANAHEIM MAJESTIC GARDEN HOTEL Other than visiting Disneyland, there is so much to do near the hotel that are all family-friendly and must-visit before you head back home. Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament Medieval Times Dinner and Tournament is a family dinner theater featuring staged medieval-style games, sword-fighting, and jousting. Queen Maria Isabella welcomes you to dine with her and her royal court. Medieval Times’ noble guests feast on garlic bread, tomato bisque soup, roasted chicken, sweet buttered corn, herb-basted potato, the dessert of the Castle, coffee and two rounds of select beverages. Pirates Dinner Adventure Pirates Dinner Adventure is one of the most popular attractions in Orange County, with live theater, food, and fun for the whole family. Would-be pirates of all ages take part in an epic and interactive dinner show that is sure to leave ye hearties with a full belly and tales to tell! Behold amazing swordplay, aerial artistry and acrobatics while enjoying a sumptuous pirate feast. Downtown Disney District Make way for more magic with unique eateries, upscale shops and exciting entertainment at Downtown Disney District. Download the Disneyland mobile app to find out everything happening at the Downtown Disney District! Knott's Berry Farm Knott’s Berry Farm offers attractions and entertainment for all ages, including first-class roller coasters, stage shows, interactive experiences, delicious food creations and family-friendly fun featuring Snoopy and the Peanuts Gang. Knott's Soak City Knott’s Soak City Waterpark is a 15- acre water adventure park immediately adjacent to Knott’s Berry Farm. Soak City boasts 23 speed, tube and body slides including Shore Break featuring 6 different waterslide experiences and a thrilling family raft ride, The Wedge; the 750,000-gallon Tidal Wave Bay wavepool; a one‑third‑mile Sunset River; and the three‑story Beach House, featuring 200 water guns, nozzles, sprayers and other interactive surprises. Soak City is open mid-May through early-September. Discovery Cube Orange County Discovery Cube is a discovery center with hands-on science education that delights, challenges, and encourages kids​. This non-profit museum is dedicated to teaching STEM proficiency, early childhood education, healthy living, and environmental stewardship. Discovery Cube offers permanent exhibits such as Planetary Research Station, Science of Hockey, 3D Theater, Helicopter Tour, Discovery Market, Race to Zero Waste, Aquavator, Inspector Training Course, park-science, and new interactive exhibits that change every few months. Also check hotel's calendar of events for all the fun things that are happening at Disneyland Resort throughout the year. For the list of Beaches near Anaheim, click here. Anaheim Majestic Garden Hotel is located at 900 South Disneyland Drive, Anaheim, CA 92802. To book a room at the hotel, click here. If you book directly on the hotel's website, you will save $15 per night. To learn more about Anaheim Majestic Garden Hotel, please visit Anaheim Majestic Garden Hotel's official Website. Disclaimer: I was invited to Anaheim Majestic Garden Hotel with my family to write an article about the hotel.

For people who love adventure, camping is the perfect activity! And if you are a horse owner, there is nothing more exciting and memorable than going on a camping trip with your horse. It is a perfect opportunity to bond with your horse and have a great time too! Camping with your horse requires proper and extensive planning because your horse has specific needs. You need to consider every aspect of your horse's comfort, no matter how tiny they are. Sometimes the planning and preparation stage can get overwhelming. However, it would be best to start with the basic necessities before going deeper into details. Make sure you choose your destination first. Next, consider the landscape and your horse's comfort. If you feel a particular landscape fits your horse, go for it. On the other hand, if the terrain is not suitable for your horse, the camping experience would not be so great. So choose wisely! Dreaming about going on a camping trip is undoubtedly a pleasant feeling. However, executing it, in reality, needs a lot of hard work. This article intends to shed some light on the various aspects you should consider before camping with horse trailers in LA! Why choose equestrian campgrounds in California? Getting your horse a trailer is necessary if you want to camp with a horse. Campers usually have a good number of choices for campgrounds you can choose from. Typically, campgrounds are listed according to county and National Parks. They're roughly arranged from the south towards the north for each county. It is wise to choose an equestrian campground since it offers several basic facilities. In addition, these campgrounds are equipped with watering troughs, corrals, horse washing stations, and several other amenities. Some campsites are designated for individual campers, while others are for groups. What are specific amenities that you should consider while choosing an equestrian campsite? Choosing the right campground is a crucial part of starting your camping journey. With the right campground, you can clearly tell the difference. The easiest way to select any campground is to read online reviews and obtain credible feedback before choosing the one. Are the equestrian campgrounds horse friendly? Make sure that the campground you choose is comfortable and horse-friendly. You should have in mind that there are campsites that are not suitable for camping with your horse and its trailer, so be careful when choosing a campsite. Most campsites in California are equestrian lands, so you are in luck! Some of these campgrounds are specially created for campers with horse trailers. After you decide on the campground, select your horse trailer properly. Consider DoubleDTrailers' horse trailer camper, which is reliable and preferred by many horse owners. What must you consider about horse contaminants while camping? What could go wrong after enjoying a pleasant first day with your horse in the wilderness? Well, if you wake up at night to have your horse wandering around, you are in trouble. It is highly possible that your horse feels scared at the new campsite and wanders off without you. It is next to impossible at night to look for your horse. Either of you can get injured. Your horse might lose its way back, and the same applies to you! Therefore, you must prepare accordingly. The solution to this problem is a mobile containment for your horse. It is a wise choice to make, especially when it comes to overnight camping. If the campsite does not provide any accommodations for your horse, having a mobile containment is essential. You can choose from several options when it comes to containments for horses. The possibilities range from well-established to high-tech continents. However, these contaminants differ in price based on their structure and design. Is it necessary to have portable corral panels when you camp with your horse? There are several portable corral panels available in the market. These portable corral panels are basically temporary fences. With the help of these fences, the horses can get a powerful and reliable pen during the journey. These panels are made of lightweight tubing, either plastic or metallic. The corral panels are relatively strong and have high visibility. They give the choice of measuring a pen to meet your requirements for more than adequate space for the opportunity of development, relaxed brushing, and rest. They likewise might be moved around an open region. So, new domains can be touched by rearranging them along. A few corrals available deal with sections that consider securing the end boards to a trailer. This consolidates the side of the trailer as a component of the corral's border and makes a sturdier anchor for the boards than by having them detached. A few disadvantages: Let's assume that the corral panels as a temporary pen are set up to be independent. Your horse might find that he can rearrange the boards to get to new brushing, which can prompt a break, wreck, or, at any rate, eccentric control. Especially when it comes to restless horses, there is a risk of potential injury to the horse. For example, its hoofs might get caught in the corral panels. The possibilities of this are diminished by making your horse familiar with the versatile panels at home well ahead of planning a camping trip. These corral panels are excessively enormous to pack horseback. Therefore, setting up a camp with them is restricted to some regions with vehicle accessibility. In addition to the available containment options for horses, these corral panels have the most significant price tag. Even a couple of panels ordinarily run more than $500, and a sizable pen could be above and beyond $1,000. Source:doubledtrailers.com What is the importance of portable electric fences during camping with horse trailers? Electrical portable fences are beneficial for combining the benefits of cost-effective and packable horseback with bare minimum materials to carry. Aid kits are accessible with every one of the necessary parts. In general, they are available in bags. A typical aid kit costs approximately $250 and gives all things required to a 25-by 25-foot area of twofold strand fence. All essential parts for electric fencing are usually available in stores that stock farm supplies. So, you can gather all the necessary materials required for your journey and also include an aid kit if needed. Electric walls or fences utilized for setting up camp on the path typically are 12-volt DC. These fences are controlled by battery-powered solar energy. The battery in use might be heavyweight. So assuming you intend to pack electric fencing on your seat or horseback, you must ensure that the charger is fully powered before starting the journey. The wall chargers utilize generally minimal current. So starting with a fully charged battery ensures that you can set up a camp for a long time. Moreover, you can even last for weeks without much solar power with a charged battery. So ensure that you have a fully charged battery before starting the journey to your camping site. Electric fences and walls come in a wide assortment of styles. Electrified barrier wire is rash for the path; it is unbending and weighty for attempting to pack, can be insubordinate while bringing down and setting up more than once, and has low permeability. The most prominent drawback to electric closing in a camp is that the natural life can crash directly through it. A frightened horse will go through it effectively, which might be preferable over having one trapped in something sufficiently able to cause physical harm. Yet it doesn't assist you with finding the got away from horse one he has gotten a move on into the shrubbery. Does hobbling your horse trailer helpful during camping? One cost-effective way to have your horses nearby is called hobbling. It is super cheap as well as economical in terms of time conservation. The hobbling process includes tethering the horse's legs together to interrupt their movement or strides. After you tether either of their legs, they might trip if the horses try moving. Therefore, hobbling prevents them from wandering away into the wilderness. It is not a difficult job to pack hobbles. If you conceptualize the process of hobbling, it is as simple as attaching a belt to a rig. Therefore, the extra weight on the backpack is relatively minor and is almost negligible. Hobbling is effective and quite beneficial in the countryside. Especially in regions where you find almost nothing to tie down the horse's legs with! Also, they are helpful for small stints when it comes to containment for horses. But you must remember that hobbling requires training a horse. They must be able to realize how hobbles work. So you must prepare the horses before you take them through the process of hobbling. The most common way of hobbling is to tie the front to the legs of the horse. This prevents effective walking. However, this does not control the strides of your horses on the lope front. Given that the horse is smart enough to understand how to break free from the lope, it might be of some trouble. The horse might require some time before it does so, but eventually, it will be able to. There is one more beneficial hobbling practice. It can contribute to preventing the horse's movement. Let's assume that several horses are tied together in a string. Usually, the lead horse is hobbled with its front legs. This is because the rest of the horses follow the lead one. When horses are kept together, keeping one close to the saddle is wise. With one saddle horse, it is beneficial to find others. You can cover more substantial ground when looking for horses gone astray. Hobbling is useful when horses wander together, grazing over a relatively wide area of land. Also, when you hobble, you can avoid missing out on any spot while looking for your horses. Why do you need to tie your horse to its trailer when camping? When you tie your horse to prevent it from wandering away to some hill or somewhere else, make sure your horse is familiar with it. Train your horse on how to react when it is tied. It cannot be emphasized enough to make sure your horse does not become restless when you tie your horse's legs. Another essential aspect of hobbling is that the material used to tie the legs must be easily removable. Keep a knife with yourself. If your horse is getting restless, be quick to cut off the restraints. Never use rubber base straps or bungees while restraining your horses. It is harmful to your horse and might hurt them. To Wrap Up You need to keep some details in check when traveling with your horse and its horse trailer. You must be very alert, starting with the landscape and campground suitability and knowing how to prevent your horse from wandering off. Planning execution is essential. Spend considerable time planning your travel and camping trip before you embark on the journey with your horse!

Today, Orange County supervisors voted to open Orange County's beaches starting Wednesday April 22nd due to an incoming heat wave that is expected to hit Southern California. Among the beaches that will open tomorrow are: Aliso Beach Capistrano Beach Dana Point Harbor Newport Harbor Salt Creek Beach Sunset Harbor Don Wagner, Orange County Supervisor said that he encourages people to enjoy the beaches responsibly. The County is trusting people to do the right thing and practice social distancing while enjoying the beaches.

Museum of Illusions have officially reopened their doors in Los Angeles and can't wait to see you! They are celebrating this great news with a limited time spooky Halloween deals! You can get all their packages at a discounted rate the entire month of October with access to the Museum of Illusions and Upside Down House. Museum of Illusions is an unique experience that will transport you to a world of fantasy and imagination, and you'll be sure to baffle your friends with all the optical illusions! There is no age limit at the Museum and there will be lots of photo opportunities for you and your kiddos. The Museum is taking all necessary precautions to keep everyone safe during the pandemic. Museum of Illusions is located at 6751 Hollywood Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90028. To buy tickets and for more information, please visit their official website.

As of October 5th, all playgrounds and outdoor fitness equipment have reopened for public use with mandatory social distancing and limited use up to 30 minutes. Playgrounds will begin to re-open individually as reconditioning cleaning, signage and safety inspections are completed. Access to census stations will be permitted, but there shall be no more than 10 people at a time in the facility. All Parks remain open for walking, hiking or running with social distancing. Non-permitted recreational group sports or activities are not allowed at this time, and you must wear face coverings at all times. All recreation centers remain closed, and indoor and outdoor sports leagues, aquatics classes, instructional courses and group sessions are still cancelled, but LA County DPH is now allowing teams to get together and practice individual drills and conditioning on a limited basis and outdoor only. No one may practice without a permit. Permits for Youth Sports Leagues can be organized at: Valley Region Permits 818-765-0284 Valley.MuniSports@lacity.org Metro/Pacific Region (including Shoreline District) Permits 818-246-5613 Metro.MuniSports@lacity.org EXPO Center rap-EXPOSpecialEvents@lacity.org 213-763-0114 ext. 214 For more information, visit Los Angeles County Department of Recreation and Parks.

Just in time for summer heat wave, splash pads in Los Angeles County has reopened as of July 9, 2020. Here is list of all splash pads in Los Angeles County that have reopened. Santa Monica Splash pads remain closed until further notice. Children who play in the water at splash pads and swim beaches will not be required to wear masks, but parents supervising will be asked to wear face coverings and observe physical distancing. Group gatherings will also not be permitted. Splash Pads that have reopened in Los Angeles County These Splash Pads are open from10a.m. to 6p.m. Tuesdays through Saturdays between July 9,2020 to September30, 2020: Allen Martin Park Carolyn Rosas City Terrace Park Dalton Park Los Robles Mayberry Pathfinder Park Pearblossom Park Rimgrove Park San Angelo Park Stephen Sorensen Park Sunshine Park Valleydale Park Washington Park Click here to find more information about these splash pads. Swim Beaches that have reopened in Los Angeles County: The Swim Beaches are open from10a.m. to 5p.m. Thursdays through Sundays from July 9, 2020 to September7,2020: Castaic Lake Frank G Bonelli Regional Park Santa Fe Dam Recreational Area