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Annenberg Beach House: Volleyball

December 1, 2010 in Daily Leaf | Comments (0)

Sinjin Smith & Randy Stoklos Beach Volleyball Camps
Youth Classes: Tuesdays & Thursdays, 3:30pm – 5pm
Adult Classes: Saturdays, 1pm – 2:30pm
Learn skills and strategies with instructors and coaches with a passion for the game.
Classes are for all ages and levels in a semi-private setting.
Preregister for a session or drop-in for $18 each class.
Visit www.annenbergbeachhouse.com for more information on dates, times and prices.

Breakfast with Santa at The Farm of Beverly Hills at The Grove

November 29, 2010 in Area,BEAN,Daily Leaf | Comments (0)

Breakfast with Santa!

Gourmet Buffet at “the Farm” of Beverly Hills.

9am Every Saturday and Sunday

Nov. 27th through December 12th.


Tangled 6am Screening

November 22, 2010 in Daily Leaf | Comments (0)

WALT DISNEY PICTURES CORDIALLY INVITES
YOU AND A GUEST TO ATTEND A SPECIAL
ADVANCE SCREENING OF “Tangled”

If interested in attending the screening listed below,
you MUST RSVP to Jennifer.X.Williger.-ND@disney.com
with how many guests in your party. Please include the theater’s name and date of screening in the subject heading of the e-mail.
RSVP no later than the day before the screening.
Please also bring this pass with you for admission.

Wednesday, November 24th at 6:00am (yes, AM)

El Capitan Theatre

6838 Hollywood Blvd. in Hollywood, CA 90028

Theatre is overbooked to ensure capacity. ARRIVE EARLY, seating is on a first come, first serve basis. This pass DOES NOT guarantee admission and must be surrendered upon demand. No one will be admitted without a ticket or after the screening begins. Issuer reserves the right to refuse, revoke or limit admission in its sole discretion at any time. This screening will be monitored for unauthorized recording. By attending, you agree not to bring any recording device into the venue and you consent to physical search of your belongings and person for recording devices. If you attempt to enter with a recording device, you will be denied admission. On a case-by-case basis, we may permit simple camera-enabled mobile phones. If you attempt to use a recording device, you consent to your immediate removal from the theatre and forfeiture of the device. Unauthorized recording will be reported to law enforcement and may subject you to criminal and civil liability. NOT FOR RESALE. THIS PASS ADMITS TWO. TANGLED opens nationwide on Nov. 24 and is rated PG for brief mild violence.


Pumpkin Carving Designs

October 25, 2010 in Daily Leaf,KID | Comments (0)

So you are not an artist. Not to worry, here are some pumpkin carving designs.


Pumpkin Patch at Gigi’s Farmers Market @AmericanaBrand

October 21, 2010 in Daily Leaf | Comments (0)

Pumpkin Patch at Gigi’s Farmers

Market @AmericanaBrand

Pumpkin Patch at Gigi’s Farmers Market

Saturday, October 23
10am – 2pm
The Americana at Brand

Pumpkin Patch at Gigi’s Farmers Market at The Americana at Brand
Saturday, October 23

10am – 2pm: FREE Halloween Face Painters

11am – 1pm: Pumpkin Carvings by Masterpiece Pumpkins & Raffles

11:30am & 12:30pm: Cooking Demonstrations with Chef Piero Topputo of Trattoria Amici & Deluca’s Italian Deli

And please come back on Saturday, October 30 for FREE Halloween Face Painters from 10am – 2pm.


Monday Morning Mommy Movies at Pacific Theatres

September 9, 2010 in BABY-SPROUT,Dad,Daily Leaf,Mom,Out with Kids | Comments (0)

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Select Pacific Theatres locations offer adult themed films scheduled at 11:00 am on Monday Mornings to accommodate parents with infants. The schedule of upcoming product is outlined below and available at the Pacific Theatres locations listed below.

* 9/13/10 – The American
* 9/20/10 – Easy A
* 9/27/10 – You Again

How great is that? I wish I knew about this when I was on maternity leave… ooh George Clooney next Monday!

Showing At:

Manhattan Village 6
3560 Sepulveda Blvd.
Manhattan Beach, CA 90266
Ticketing Info: (310) 607-0007
Guest Services: (310) 640-1258

Pacific Theatres at the Grove
189 The Grove Drive
Los Angeles, CA 90036
Ticketing Info: (323) 692-0829
Guest Services: (323) 692-0103

Glendale 18
322 Americana Way
Glendale, CA 91210
Ticketing Info: (866) 722-9790
Guest Services: (818) 551-0566

Lakewood Center 16
5200 Faculty Avenue
Lakewood, CA 90712
Ticketing Info: (562) 531-9580
Guest Services: (562) 531-9196

Northridge Fashion Center 10
9400 Shirley Way
Northridge, CA 91324
Ticketing Info: (818) 501-5121
Guest Services: (818) 772-8522


American Girl Place at The Grove: A Great Day with Grandparents

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Sunday, September 12, 5:30 – 6:30pm

A great opportunity to get together with a grandparent! Together, you’ll enjoy a delicious meal, plus a commemorative photo and keepsakes to take home as a reminder of the memories made during your special day.

General Information

  • Tickets: $52 per person (gratuity not included)
  • Reservations required; call American Girl Place toll-free at 877-247-5223.
  • For girls ages 6 and up.

CORRECTED INFORMATION GETTY OFFERS SUMMER SCHEDULE OF DAILY ACTIVITIES FOR FAMILIES

June 2, 2010 in Art & Culture,Daily Leaf,Out with Kids | Comments (0)

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CORRECTED INFORMATION

GETTY OFFERS SUMMER SCHEDULE OF DAILY ACTIVITIES FOR FAMILIES

Getty Center and Getty Villa increase daily opportunities

for free family fun over the summer

LOS ANGELESThe whole family can enjoy an artistic summer at the Getty, with stepped-up schedules of free family-focused activities from mid-June to September.

Getty  Center

At the Getty Center, start the summer early with a Family Festival celebrating Leonardo DaVinci on Saturday, June 5, 10am-6pm.  Enter the world of Leonardo da Vinci and Renaissance Italy in this full-day celebration with music, dance, storytelling and interactive workshops.

Throughout the summer, join Family Art Stops and get up close and personal with a single work of art in a half-hour gallery experience geared for families with children ages 5 and up.  All summer long, Family Art Stops is offered Tuesday-Friday at 2pm and again at 2:30.  Sign up at the Museum Information Desk 30 minutes before the program begins.  Art Adventures for Families is a one-hour, fun- and activity-filled gallery experience geared for families with children ages 5 and up, offered Saturdays and Sundays at 2pm.   Sign up at the Museum Information Desk at 1:30pm.  The Center also offers Family Art Lab every weekend from 11am-3:30pm, a drop-in art workshop designed to exercise the imagination.  Don’t miss the Family Room, open all day long for drop-in hands-on activities highlighting the Getty Center’s collection.

In August, the Getty Center’s Central Garden fills with music every weekend from 4-5pm, with the Garden Concerts for Kids, free performances by some of the best children’s music performers around.

Getty Villa

At the Getty Villa, embark on an Art Odyssey for Families Thursdays and Fridays at 12pm and Saturdays and Sundays at 2pm.  The Art Odyssey is a 45-minute activity-filled journey through the galleries for families with children ages 5 and older.  Sign up at the Tour Meeting Place 15 minutes before the tour begins.  The Art Odyssey is also offered in Spanish.

The Villa also offers ArtQuest!, a family drop-in program, weekends from 11am-4pm.   Parents and children can play the Mysteries of Ancient Art game in the galleries and do fun art-making activities in the Outer Peristyle, such as mosaic-making and painting in the style of fresco.  The Family Forum is also open all day for drop-in hands-on play and engagement for young and old.

Admission to the Getty Center and Getty Villa is always free.  Parking is $15.  Advance, timed tickets are required for the Getty Villa.  For tickets, and for more information about free family activities at the Getty this summer call (310) 440-7300 or visit www.getty.edu.


Geffen Playhouse

May 25, 2010 in Daily Leaf | Comments (0)

Just received some information on the GEffen Playhouse. This should be a terrific event.

May is for Theater Going!  A KOTC Member Subscriber Benefit

The kids don’t even need to sit still.

The Geffen Playhouse Saturday Scene

The folks at the Geffen Playhouse want your children to love the theater, and host a series of marvelous one-day only productions from the best acting troupes and kids bands in the country. The two May shows are perfect for kids who are just learning to enjoy live performance. With great music and original songs, kids will be encouraged to participate. You can be sure your wee ones will clamor to come back for more (especially since the shows only last for an hour). Stick around after the show so your kids can meet the performers in the fabulous Geffen Playhouse courtyard. Snacks provided by Gelson’s Markets included!

Artichoke: 26 Animals on May 1: Join this amazing band as they sing songs about animals – one for each letter of the alphabet!

Jambo on May 8: Taking its cue from the jumping-est American tunes — from songs from the Mississippi Delta, to New Orleans street sounds to a jazzy Chicago juke joint – Jambo is a journey of self-discovery and toe-tapping fun.

WHERE: The Geffen Playhouse, Westwood Village

WHEN: Artichoke: 26 Animals on May 1. Jambo on May 8. Each show is perfect for kids over three. Show starts at 11:00 AM; Doors open at 10:30 AM.

SPECIAL KOTC SUBSCRIBER DISCOUNT: Buy a Child’s ticket ($15) and receive an Adult ticket free! Use offer code: KOTCSS2. Service charges/handling fees apply. Valid only by phone by calling the Geffen Playhouse at (310) 208-5454. Restrictions apply.


Rainy days at Century City “Westfield” mall

May 18, 2010 in Area,Daily Leaf,Out with Kids | Comments (0)

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Sometimes its really difficult to find things to do with your little bean. However, its not all about the big plan and the big adventure. Sometimes, its just enough to get up early, go to a mall, sit down by an open space and watch your little one find life interesting. It was rainy today in Los Angeles so we decided to head out to one of our favorite malls, Century City. Well formerly known as Century City now I believe its Westfield. Its an outside mall, so you would think that its NOT a good idea in the rain. However, if you park yourself at the BreadBar you get a great covered view of a fairly wide open space where you can let your bean roam free. The beauty of today was really that it rained and no one was out. So our little girl got to run around in the puddles while we ate croissants and bread from the BreadBar. It was a blast.