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Enjoying LA’s Greener Gifts, From Home Scavenger hunts are popping up on social media during this at-home time; in honor of St. Patrick’s Day, we salute the greenier parts of our city.

The Petersen Is Offering Free Educational Live Streams Have a kid who loves cars? The Miracle Mile museum will offer twice-a-day virtual happenings while we’re at home.

Penguin Cams Are Delivering Aquarium Adorableness The Aquarium of the Pacific may be temporarily shuttered, but feather fans can keep an eye on the tuxedo’d, splash-making superstars.

Stuck at Home? These 12 Famous Museums Offer Virtual Tours You Can Take on Your Couch (Video) Experience the best museums from London to Seoul in the comfort of your own home.

At these destinations, you can feel the power of nature It’s easy to take our surroundings for granted when we’re caught up in the minutiae of our daily lives. That’s why it’s important to stop every once in a while and take a look around, to remind ourselves of just how big and wonderful this planet is and how lucky we are to be a tiny part of i...

Go now: L.A.'s cherry blossoms are popping, but not for long Botanic gardens are pretty in pink, but cherry tree blossoms will last only another week or two.

'Mona Lisa' in Legos: New art exhibit comes to the California Science Center Nathan Sawaya is a Lego art god. Now 100 pieces of his 3-D works are on display in L.A.

Finding L.A.’s Historic Soul in Its Restaurants - LA Weekly Here are a few special Los Angeles restaurants that continue to serve as examples of the times they were created through L.A. history.

Museums in L.A. this week: Illuminated manuscripts at the Getty and more New museum shows in L.A. for March 8-15 include "Painted Prophecy: The Hebrew Bible through Christian Eyes" at the Getty Museum and "Lifelines/Timelines: Exploring The Huntington’s Collections Through Bonsai" at the Huntington

This Week: Fritz Coleman’s Comedic Stylings Good times, stand-up smiles, and one hilarious performer? Find them at the Studio City club on March 11.

30 Places So Surreal You Won't Believe They're in the U.S. The most surreal places in the U.S. that are sure to leave you speechless—though we have a few words conveying our love for these natural wonders.

Blooming Trees Get Their Own Real-Time Tracker Find what trees are at peak bloom around Descanso Gardens with a helpful tracker (2019 photo)

Walk this hidden wildlife sanctuary not far from an L.A. freeway Tujunga Ponds is a stone's throw from the urban fringe. Still wildlife thrives in its quiet waters.

This Week: ‘Noir City’ Film Fest Opens Twisty plotlines, triple-crossing plotters, and all manner of delicious movie mayhem will add atmosphere to The Egyptian and The Aero.

Don't miss out on your discounted room when you attend the LA Pottery show from March 14th - 15th!

Do you want to stay close to the 21st Annual Los Angeles Pottery Show 2020 at the Glendale Civic Auditorium, March 14th & 15th? Lodging available at the Vagabond Inn in Glendale, California.

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Cherry Blossoms Bashes Bursting at This Popular Garden South Coast Botanic Garden will spend the merry, cherryful month of March honoring its bursting fruit trees in several celebratory ways.

27 Incredible Travel Photos You Won't Believe Are Real Some landscapes are so majestic, you'll think your eyes are playing tricks on you. But these travel photos aren't optical illusions. They actually do exist!

Visit Paris by Way of Pasadena “French-themed” eats, period music, and romantic touches fill a Norton Simon Museum evening dedicated to “Paris in the Belle Époque.”

50 things to do in California that aren’t Disney or the beach The Golden State is bursting with bright blue ocean views and Disney attractions, but there is actually a lot more to do in California. From wilderness expeditions to charming little towns and a delectable food scene, the activities are nearly endless if you know where to look.

This Week: Celebrate Mardi Gras Find your beads, live tunes, and gumbo on Fat Tuesday.

Mardi Gras Fun Is Free at the Original Farmers Market Bead there, er, be there for three days of zydeco tunes, dressy dogs, bead tosses, and chances to purchase gumbo, beignets, and more.

Griffith Observatory: Take a picnic, take a pal. Just remember, we are all stardust If L.A. has a tickle spot, it would be here at Griffith Observatory, east of the sun and west of the moon.

51 movie locations you can actually visit The Active Times has found movie locations across the world that you can actually go and experience for yourself.

Descanso’s Cherry Blossoms Begin to Pop March should be marvelous at the La Cañada Flintridge garden.

This Week: Temple City Camellia Festival It’s a venerable SoCal celebration, a party that includes a small-town carnival and a flowery procession, too.

L.A. Walks: Skip the Rose Bowl loop and take this woodsy path instead This 2-mile jaunt in Pasadena takes you away from the busy Rose Bowl loop to a quieter path.

Malibu's hidden history is lying in plain sight. Here's how to find it Malibu has long been associated with cars full of beachgoers and staggering cliffside mansions — but there’s much more to these “21 miles of scenic beauty.”

You Can ‘Touch the Stars’ at the California Science Center The 3D IMAX film takes viewers on a ride on the cosmic coattails of various space-exploring landers and rovers.

Winter Flower Power Shines at The Huntington Spy some of the showiest camellias around at this blossom-big weekend.