Holiday Block Party - Legoland California

December 31st, 1969

December 16, 2008 - Legoland is celebrating the holiday season with it’s 10th annual Holiday Block Party. The Park will be decked out with lights, jolly music will be played and there is a 30-foot LEGO Christmas tree. A nightly fireworks spectacular rounds out the block party at Park closing time. The Holiday Block Party at Legoland California runs from December 26, 2008 through the end of the

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Living Desert Christmas WildLights Holiday Festival

December 31st, 1969

The the Living Desert Zoo and Gardens in Palm Desert California is holding it’s annual festival of lights. The holiday event runs through January 4, 2009 and features more than 350,000 sparkling lights that illuminate the park after dark. Returning this year is the Super Glide “iceless”skating rink, special visits from Santa Claus, live music, wood-burning fireplaces, hot apple cider, hot

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Winter Means Whale Watching in Southern California

December 31st, 1969

Southern California has year round whale watching but things really kick into high gear with the gray whale migration down the pacific coast. Gray Whales can been seen mid-December through March with January being the peak month. Most of Southern California’s harbors offer whale watching boats. Pricing can vary but expect to pay about 25 to 30 dollars for a two hour whale watching trip. During

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Discount Tickets for Shows and Events in California

December 31st, 1969

How would you like get tickets to local entertainment events for up to half off the regular price of admission. Goldstar Events free membership offers you dozens of half-price local music, comedy, theatre and spa ticket offers. It costs you nothing to join and once a week you will receive an email with listings for events in your area. Here are some examples of the discount you get when you sign

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New Years Eve aboard the USS Midway

December 31st, 1969

California Destination Guide How is this for a unique way to spend New Years Eve December 31, 2008 – From 8:00 PM until Midnight aboard the USS Midway aircraft carrier. Drink champagne while watching the city lights from the flight deck. Dance to Big Daddy Orchestra. And enjoy extravagant dining prepared by Peartrees Catering. the historic USS Midway aircraft carrier, alongside Navy Pier in

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Calico Ghost Town New Years Celebration

December 31st, 1969

Calico Ghost Town near Barstow California is celebrating New Years December 26-28. The fun will begin Friday evening, December 26th in the old mining town located off I-15 north of Barstow. Grammy nominated Lisa Haley and the Zydecats will delight the crowd with continuous performances throughout the weekend. Singing cowboy, Billy Erickson, will entertain through his songs and tales of the West.

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Sawdust Art Festival Winter Fantasy - Laguna Canyon

December 31st, 1969

If you are looking for a unique gift or a pleasant place to spend the day the Sawdust Art Festival is the place to go. The winter festival is open four weekends November 22-December 14. The Sawdust festival grounds have been transformed into an enchanting winter wonderland. Exhibitors create, display and sell original creations. Art media includes: jewelry, clothing, fused and blown glass, ceramics, woodwork, forged metals, painting, sculpture and more. See for yourself why Winter Fantasy is a favorite stop for savvy shoppers seeking one-of-a-kind gifts. Sawdust Art Festival, 935 Laguna Canyon Rd., Laguna Beach, CA. 92651
Phone: 949.494.3030, Fax: 949.494.7390

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3 Day Sale Sears

December 31st, 1969

Christmas is just around the corner and this year there are less days to shop for your gifts and decorations. The Sears 3 Day Sale is from December 4 through December 6. There are hundreds of items on sale including a Kenmore vacuum for $129.99, you save fifty dollars. Also on sale 50% off Craftsman 16-drawer tool storage combo, you save three hundred dollars on this deal. This holiday season there are more reasons than ever to take advantage of sales. No need to pay full price when Sears has so many different things on sale. The three day sale is over this weekend and you might not get another chance like this again. If you are planning on decorating your house GE Christmas light sets are on sale for only $7.99. These are just some examples of some great deals. Don’t forget to sign up for their email newsletter, so you can get $10 in coupons. At this price you can light up the whole neighborhood. Final day of the sale is December 6 so don’t wait head out to Sears for your Christmas shopping.
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Christmas Boat Parades - California

December 31st, 1969


Marina Del Rey Holiday Boat Parade - This two-hour parade includes boats lighted for Christmas, traveling around the marina and the length of the channel and back. Viewing possible at Fisherman’s Village, Burton Chase Park and along Fiji Way wherever a view of the water is open. 12/13/2008

Huntington Harbour Cruise of Lights - Narrated boat tours through the waterways of Huntington Harbour to view hundreds of brightly decorated homes, docks, decks and boats. Countless residents and visitors to Southern California come to experience the beauty of thousands of lights and animated displays.

Newport Harbor Christmas Boat Parade - Yachts, kayaks, canoes and other small boats, plus nearby Newport Harbor homes will be illuminated with thousands of holiday lights, some with animated Christmas scenes, music and costumed carolers. Newport Landing Sportfishing offers cruises for the general public during the boat parade and throughout the month of December.

Channel Islands Harbor Parade of Lights - This year’s parade will celebrate Christmas “California Style. Boats will be decorated in the theme and parade throughout the Channel Islands Harbor. Ventura California 12/6/2008 - 12/6/2008

37th Annual Port of San Diego Boat Parade of Lights - 12/14/08 – 12/21/08 –
The amazing boat parade of lights on San Diego Bay takes place on two Sundays only, December 14th and December 21st. A traditional Christmas present to San Diego from the boating community.

San Francisco Fisherman’s Wharf Holiday Lights Boat Parade - View more than 100 boats from the Fisherman’s Wharf Fishing Fleet and the St. Francis Yacht Club. The boats will have festive holiday lights and decorations. Spectators can get a great view from Aquatic Park & PIER 39. Friday, Dec 19 6:00p to 9:00p

Sausalito Lighted Boat Parade & Fireworks - The 20th Annual Sausalito Lighted Boat Parade and Fireworks will take place on Saturday, December 13th. Boats will round up off the Bay Model Pier and move in a southerly direction along the waterfront. The Parade will begin at 6:00 pm, with Fireworks to follow at 8:00 pm.

Dana Point - Boat Parade of Lights - Boaters from all
around Orange County decorate their boats and vie for the awards of Judges Choice, Best Theme, Best Use of Lights, Best Animation, Most Colorful, Most Original, Best Sailboat, Best Powerboat and the Perpetual Trophy for the Yacht Club with the
Most Entries. Friday, Dec 7th & Saturday Dec 8th - 7:30pm Friday, Dec 14th & Saturday Dec 15th - 7:30pm

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Bates Nut Farm Country Christmas

December 31st, 1969

Looking for something fun to do this Christmas. Take a trip to Bates Nut Farm in Valley Center, California for a country Christmas celebration. Admission to “Country Christmas” is FREE. This event is designed to bring our community together, offering free and low cost entertainment, crafts and games. Families can see Santa, hear carolers, see a living nativity, beautiful decorations and indulge in many traditions of Christmas. At Bates Nut Farm everyone feels at home and that’s the best part! for more information vist http://www.vcct.org/

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