Palos Verdes Peninsula

South Coast Botanic Garden has invited the troupe, which is in town with “OVO,” to help with a quirky quest.

The pop culture convention, which is presented by Comic-Con International, alights in Anaheim.

The Palos Verdes Peninsula-based garden’s special Dog Walking Hours are coming right up, but you’ll want to fetch tickets ahead of time.

Find effervescent experiences in Arcadia, Palos Verdes Peninsula, Lake Arrowhead, and our national parks, too.

Educators, hospital workers, and other heroes can visit the sparkly South Coast Botanic Garden event for free over a few special evenings.

The illuminated installations lend a lovely luminosity to the leafy spaces of South Coast Botanic Garden.

South Coast Botanic Garden’s October approach is adorable, unscary, and out in the open air. How many seasonal scenes can you find?

Dancing, art, lights, and super-rad skate times will add summer sparkle to South Coast Botanic Garden.

“Gnome Sweet Gnome,” a sweet scavenger hunt, is happening all Father’s Day Weekend.

South Coast Botanic Garden has five new picnicking options, all with that glamping, soak-in-the-sun vibe.

Stroll the flowery paradise through to 7 o’clock on Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays in May and June.

A panga boat washed ashore in Palos Verdes Friday morning, and a group of people appeared to be detained in the area.

A group of people could be seen detained related to the panga boat, as seen on NBC4 News on April 23, 2021.

SOAR flutters into South Coast Botanic Garden for a multi-month, fresh-of-air run.

South Coast Botanic Garden is celebrating “Bulbs in the Garden” weekend, with an airy, stretch-a-leg activity.

The Palos Verdes Peninsula destination is full of floral splendor as the middle of March arrives; poppies, tulips, and other favorites are on view.

Capacity will be limited for the stroll-around exhibit, which will include several illuminated trees, shrubs, and displays.

South Coast Botanic Garden will spend the merry, cherryful month of March honoring its bursting fruit trees in several celebratory ways.

DOGS’ DAY, a special event at the Palos Verdes Peninsula spread, will see tail-waggers enjoying the grounds “for the first time ever.”