Of the many home-together, spirit-raising trends happening on our social media feeds over the past few days, the around-the-house scavenger hunt seems to be one of the most old-school and sweetly innocent.
Find a hat, an owl, a book with a blue cover, then share a snapshot. Get the kids involved, too. A whole-family project.
To honor both our shared, at-home St. Patrick's Day, and to celebrate Southern California's beauty, its architecture, its nature, and its many cultural gifts, take a look at a green-themed gallery, and think about what you might add if you were on a citywide search for great green things around LA.
We can't wait to see these places and sights again soon, and all of our city's joyful destinations, museums, theaters, theme parks, and places to gather.
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Palm trees, avocados, The Wiltern? What are some of your favorite emerald attractions and eats around the city?
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Our freeways are capped with iconic green signs.
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The Haunted Mansion in New Orleans Square at Disneyland Park may be white at first glance, but its exterior details are a light and lovely green. (Joshua Sudock/Disneyland Resort)
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We love the cactus and succulent garden at The Getty Center.
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Palm trees? Look up, up, up for their greener character.
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Avocados, limes, kales, broccoli, and spinach: We do adore our greener eats around Southern California.
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The Wiltern Theater's green exterior can be seen from wayyyy down Wilshire Boulevard.
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The coastal oaks at Descanso Gardens are green and glorious.
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The Original Farmers Market boasts both green chairs as well as green awnings.
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And nearby? It's the green trolley at The Grove. What are your most-loved green attractions, spots, paintings, and natural destinations around LA?
