A highlight amongst the extended weekend of festivities, the Huntington Beach Independence Day Parade is not to be missed! Starting at 10 a.m. on July 4th at Main St. & Pacific Coast Highway, the 2.5-mile parade route annually attracts 200+ registered participating groups including military veterans, elected officials, vintage cars, marching bands, community groups, and more, as well as thousands of viewers.
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The July 4th traditions are well underway in downtown Huntington Beach, as local residents and businesses have started planning and decorating for the Annual Home and HB Downtown BID Decorating Contest. Prizes and trophies will be awarded to the best-themed décor for homes along the Main Street parade route and businesses in the downtown area. To submit an entry, visit: here.
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The largest 4th of July event west of the Mississippi is bringing back all of its beloved traditions during this annual weekend of Independence Day festivities.The City of Huntington Beach held its very first 4th of July Celebration 118 years ago, and today the event attracts more than 500,000 attendees over 5 days of programming. It’s with great pride that Surf City once again welcomes visitors from across the country for a weekend of beachside, family-friendly fun.Opening Night Block PartyThe weekend of fun begins on the evening of Friday, June 30th with the HB 4th Street Block Party at 5 p.m. Huntington…
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Calling all Friends fans! Get ready to immerse yourself in the beloved sitcom's world as The FRIENDS Experience arrives in the Long Beach area in Lakewood. Following its tremendous success in over 10 cities across North America, this interactive tribute to the iconic TV show will open its doors on June 23, 2023. Created by Original X Productions (OGX), Warner Bros. Themed Entertainment, and Warner Bros. Television Group, "The One Near Long Beach" offers fans a chance to celebrate their favorite Friends characters and relive unforgettable moments. Tickets are now available exclusively at FriendsTheExperience.com/LongBeach.Ranked as one of USA Today's 10 Best…
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Join an exciting lecture by Jean Stern on Post-Impressionism at the Hilbert Temporary, located at 216 E. Chapman Ave in downtown Orange. This event will take place on Wednesday, June 28 at 6 p.m., so be sure to secure your seat early as seating is extremely limited, with only 40 seats available.Admission to the lecture is $10, and it is free for Chapman students, faculty, and staff. Jean Stern, director emeritus of The Irvine Museum and a renowned art history expert, will delve into the world of Post-Impressionism and its differences from Impressionism. Through a visually engaging presentation, he will…
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