Weekend: Oscar Weekend, free costume exhibit, Earth Hour, kitten showers, poppy blooms, Sawdust Art Fest pop-up
When March nears its end each year, and the final Saturday arrives, you might notice that several structures and businesses around town have dimmed their lights, or fully turned them off. The reason behind the highly visual happening, which takes place from 8:30 to 9:30 p.m.? It's to raise awareness about the issues impacting the planet.began in Sydney in 2007, and famous locations around the globe join in to flip the switch each year.
, but other regional landmarks will as well.It's almost"Kitten Season," that time of year that sees a notable uptick in young felines at local shelters and rescues. There's a kind-hearted way for cat mavens around Southern California to help, and it involves fostering a kitten, or a few kittens, during the warm-weather months. How to pitch in? Attend an informal"kitten shower" on Saturday, March 26, and learn how to foster a furry lovebug.
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