Spring Break is coming up and I wanted to write a couple of posts with some fun ideas. I’ve posted about these fun places before but I thought I would mention them again since they are tried and true favorites! Plus all you need is a tank of gas, some parking and food and you are ready to roll! Have fun!

• California Science Center/Air Space Exhibits – Free Admission(parking is $10.00 and there is a McDonald’s on the ground floor of the Center)
• OC Zoo- Pack a picnic!! $3.00 Irvine Regional Park admission- Admission is $2.00
• The Boone’s Children’s Gallery at the LACMA– Free Admission with NextGen membership, which is free and available to kids 17 and under.
• Centennial Farm – Absolutely Free and your kiddos will love learning about farm animals.
• A visit to the Skirball Cultural Center– Free on Thursdays
• Free Admission to the Paleontology Museum in Claremont on Wednesday
• La Brea Tar Pits– Free Admission the first Tuesday of the month
• Enviromental Nature Center– Free Daily
• National History Museum of Los Angeles County– Free Admission Tuesday-except in Summer
• Kidspace Children’s Museum-Free Admission on Family Night Free Admission
• Griffith Park Observatory– Free Admission
• Travel Town Museum – Griffith Park- Free Admission
• Santa Ana Zoo after 2pm- discounted admission
• Cabrillo Aquarium- Free- A little gem of an aquarium!
• Getty Center– Free Admission -($10 for parking)
• Getty Villa– Free Admission with Reservations ($10 for parking)
• Roundhouse Aquarium– Free
• Fullerton Arboretum– Free
• Dollar Movie Theaters–  $1-$4 throught SoCal

If you’re looking for something fun to do this Saturday night, perhaps the perfect date night, head out to the Whole Foods in Venice for an evening that looks to be tres magnifique! The Whole Foods in Venice will host a very French evening out featuring a taste of France and an art exhibit.

The wine tasting features samples of  French wine paired with petit fours. While you sip enjoy the art of the wine label designer and Germany-based French artist Gildas Coudrais. He brings a unique touch to wine labels and his artwork gets close to the aesthetics of pop culture. His work is reminiscent of billboards on the sunset strip but remains loyal to the European tradition. $10 per person, proceeds benefit the Whole Planet Foundation.

It promises to be a fun night, plus it benefits a great cause. It’s a win-win!

The event will take place at the Whole Foods Venice location from 5pm to 8pm.

To learn more about the event head here.

Disclaimer: This is a sponsored post for Whole Foods Market Venice.