Spring

Cheers to the mondo Pomona party, which will return on May 5 with one of the largest Cinco de Mayo celebrations around.

The celebrated spear will appear in an inventive array of tasting menu dishes, including dessert, at République.

The “belly plants,” blossoms so small you almost need to be on your belly to see them, are blooming at Big Bear Lake.

Egg-cellent activities and adorable animal moments are now flowering at Underwood Family Farms.

The sweet ‘n soft icons of the spring candy aisle will top springtime treats at your local Randy’s Donuts.

California Live’s Danielle Nottingham heads to the Everly Hotel in Hollywood to meet with Entertainment Expert, Paul Zahn for some fun, green tips on how to celebrate with a Spring Soiree. Paul shares tips on making a homemade room freshener using three simple ingredients, creating a delicious green power bowl using fresh super foods, crafting a tasty pomegranate lemon spritz...

The 37th LA Marathon kicks off Sunday, March 20, at Dogder Stadium, returning to its spring roots. This comes after last year’s event was postponed until November. John Cádiz Klemack reports March 18, 2022.

The vernal equinox, or spring equinox, occurs when the Earth’s tilt and orbit around the sun align its axis neither away from nor toward the sun. This date usually falls around the end of March.

The first day of spring, or vernal equinox, is when the sun shines directly on the Earth’s equator. Belen De Leon explains during Today in LA on March 18, 2022.

Go now: “Tulipmania” is officially underway at Descanso Gardens, but not for long.

You can soak in (and sniff in) the purple-pretty flowers at the La Cañada Flintridge destination, but don’t wait long.

Tangy times on a Tuesday: You can pick blackberries in the field, and eat them, too, in Irvine.

Cherry blossom season has hit Southern California. An unpredictable flower, Director of Horticulture at Descanso Garden in La Cañada Flintridge David Bare says they won’t last long. Gordon Tokumatsu reports March 11, 2022.

The 3-Up, a new spring-sweet deal, is as bright as the April sun and as cool as a May mountain morn.

Peak bloom is still a few weeks away, but the outdoor attraction has several fresh-air’d activities, starting now.

The St. Patrick’s Day drink is one notable newbie on the late-winter menu, but there are other goodies to savor.

Visit Modesto has a free-to-follow map that spotlights farms, scenic routes, and local businesses.

That’s right: Tomatoes are going on tour, via an on-the-road event brimming with heirloom plants, seeds, and more.