LA County Salutes Recreation

LA County brought back the Salute to recreations the first three days in June this year.
The three day event was held at the Northridge Aquatic Center beginning at 5 p.m on Friday until 10 p. m Sunday
And Valley Relics promoted its free tours offered every Saturday to the public.
LADot was among the various booths set up with information for all.
Being a hot day, bubbles made the difference.
Of course the Hawaiian theme was a popular attire.
Various bounce houses and carnival rides entertained the kids in the park.
And one district even had wash off tattoos for all.
The various districts offered free crafts for the kids.
As part of the valley region, areas from as far north as Chatsworth to Granada Hills represented at the celebration.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The festival also contained various musical performances including an all girl sister act from Palmdale, Sledge Grits.

And in the Hawaiian village various themed acts attracted crowds over the weekend.

 

National Night Out in the San Fernando Valley

The small town of San Fernando came out to the Civic Center in Downtown San Fernando for the National Night Out.  There were free hot dogs, cupcakes and sodas for all as residents got to know their neighbors as well as members of the San Fernando LAPD, who were there in uniform.

The event lasted from 6-9 and was sponsored by local businesses and public officials including Farm Johns, Sweetness Cupcakes & Cakes as well as Go Country 105.1.

National Night out was original started nearly 33 years ago with a Neighborhood watch in Philadelphia, PA as a day to bridge the barriers between the community and the police department and today is celebrated the first Tuesday of August for most states nationwide (Texas is one of the exceptions in which National Night Out is celebrated the first Tuesday in October).

For more information and to find out how to volunteer or support National Night Out, visit, natw.org.