Archive for Family

Got Family Vacation Plans? San Diego is good for Every Body!

Jan 28, 2012 by

Considered as one of the most modern cities of California, San Diego has beaches and lots of parks to explore such as the SeaWorld theme park, the San Diego Zoo and Safari Park. San Diego [...]

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This Weekend’s Orange County Calendar

Jan 22, 2012 by

What’s up this weekend in Orange County? Plenty! And you’ll find it all right here,  plus new February events.   Welcome to Travelin’ Local’s round up of  Music, Arts, Sports, Children’s Programs, Community Events and more. [...]

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Dinner in Newport – Your Table is Waiting

Nov 22, 2011 by

Pizza, Cioppino, Steaks, Seafood? Casual or Formal? You choose. That’s the way dinner serves the locals in Newport Beach. From the newest to the oldest, the most casual to very formal, Newport does it all [...]

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Venice (Canals included) Walking Tour – The Completed Edition

Oct 25, 2011 by

Venice California is one of the most unique and vibrant communities in Southern California. From its beautiful Boardwalks, quiet residential streets, Venice’s history spans its famous Canals, its many local artists and art scene, shopping [...]

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Have you seen the Rowena Reservoir Lately?

Oct 20, 2011

Well, if you haven’t today isn’t the day. Located on the border between Silver Lake and Los Feliz, Rowena Reservoir is a park right out of a fairy tale; palm tree lined pathways, freshly mulched [...]

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The Top 10 Free and Affordable Things to Do in Los Angeles

Oct 10, 2011

To be sure, Los Angeles is quite often an expensive place to live and play; however, if you’re on a budget, there’s still plenty of activities to do, go, and see. However, from Santa Monica [...]

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A Downtown Carlsbad Historic Walking Tour

Oct 04, 2011

A very important reason why I love visiting Carlsbad is because of its small town feel and vibe. Albeit, over 100,000 people live here, you’d never know it–as you walk its streets, explore its splendorous [...]

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Surfing, Swimming, and Hiking at Carlsbad State Beach

Sep 22, 2011

Being able to enjoy the ocean while waking up to the sound of the surf, is one of life’s most special joys. And, during my stay at the

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A Weekend Getaway to the Gorgeous and Tres Chic Carlsbad’s Hilton Garden Inn

Sep 21, 2011

Living in LA is work, more work, and more work; which of course induces major stress. To be sure, on the weekends here, often enough, a new event, adventure, or just the choice to stay [...]

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Shopping along Abbott Kinney Boulevard along with its annual Festival

Sep 18, 2011

Want to enjoy a relaxing cup of coffee? Or how about doing some window shopping? Or maybe you need to find a cool gift? Have you walked along Abbott Kinney Boulevard yet? Home to both [...]

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Linnie Canal Park in Venice, Califonia

Sep 15, 2011

Indeed, when you walk the Venice Canals, you’re very likely to see much of the wildlife that call the Canals home. However, if you don’t, you’ll definitely want to view Linnie Canal Park. Here, you’ll [...]

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The Top 12 Cheap Eats in Santa Monica

Sep 11, 2011

If you’ve ever visited or live in Santa Monica, you know it can get expensive at times. With a median home price, according to CNN Money’s 2010 numbers,the median priced home in this community is [...]

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You still have time to Visit Fiesta La Ballona

Aug 28, 2011

It’s not too late. If you’ve ever felt like Los Angeles was just too big and long for that small town feel, well, Culver City is the place to be. Fiesta La Ballona, which started [...]

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What is Canstruction and where can you find it in Los Angeles?

Aug 26, 2011

Canstruction? The idea is two-fold: First, teams of prominent Los Angeles architects, engineers, and designers create exciting structures made entirely of cans of food to be put on public display and awarded prizes by a [...]

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