Outdoor Fun

Something sweet and squashy is glowing on the Halloween horizon: The re-opening of this longtime/falltime family favorite.

First responders and military members can enjoy two-for-one spins, Mondays through Thursdays, for a limited time.

The Pasadena repository of wonder is staying open longer on Fridays and Saturdays; bubble-based activities, and more, awaits.

Find the elegant bloom in cool and watery settings at Ganna Walska Lotusland and The Huntington Library, Art Museum, and Botanical Gardens.

Tickets for “Summer Music Strolls,” which will feature played-before-your-ears tunes in various parts of historic property, are available now.

Seeking a fireworks-less outing? Patriotic parades involving cars, bikes, golf carts, and, yes, dinghies, too, will be on the move this July 4.

Take a spin on the mountain-fun Mineshaft Coaster by moonlight, then enjoy four other family-fun attractions.

The purple power is looking epic at 123 Farm as July approaches; be sure to book your tickets before heading for the Cherry Valley destination.

“The Landmarks of the World” will be on view at the shopping center’s Center Court from July 1 through Labor Day.

It’s the 24th season of the popular series, and while entry is complimentary, you’ll need to RSVP.

Adore the adventures of Jackie and Shadow? You can find out more about the feathery and famous duo at an informative to-do.

Summer is on the wind at Running Springs, with the May 21 return of both the high-in-the-sky chairlift and lift-served downhill mountain biking.

Transcendence Theatre Company celebrates the 10th anniversary of “Broadway Under the Stars” with several drive-in performances.

Literally roaring back: “Jurassic Park” is one of the stars of the returning outdoor movies series.

The Arcadia garden’s new outdoor installation will include several sparkling scenes; tickets are on sale for the November-to-January event.

A relaxing bike ride brings many health benefits to your mind and body. Now you can combine that feeling with being on the open blue waters while pedaling on a water bike. “California Live” meets with Schiller Bikes to learn about this fun new fitness trend. Watch to see Malou Nubla hit the bay and discover her new favorite workout.

A second day was just added to the Spooky Swap Meet, but tickets to the happening will fly as fast as a bat (capacity will be limited, yep).

The sweets-themed Woodland Hills destination is transforming from a drive-thru into walk-thru “adventure.”

Arlington Garden is home to the Yoko Ono Wishing Trees, all year long.