Easter Events; Spring Jamboree; Museum Of Selfies: SoCal Weekend

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA – Don't sit inside this weekend! Patch has rounded up fun, interesting and entertaining events throughout Southern California – from the southernmost tip of San Diego, through Orange and Riverside counties, to the beaches and valleys in Los Angeles.

Some are free. Some have a fee.

Whether you opt for an activity close to home or a mini day trip, see what's on tap this Easter weekend from Saturday, March 31 to Sunday, April 1.

SAN DIEGO COUNTY

Spring Eggstravaganza at Birch Aquarium – La Jolla

Easter Eve Service and Easter Egg Hunt at El Camino Memorial Park – San Diego

Easter Jazz Brunch at The Abbey – San Diego

Easter Sunday at City Church San Diego – San Diego

"Hand Of God: Conceptualizing Spirituality Through Experimental Music" – San Diego

Point Loma Kiwanis Easter Sunrise Service – San Diego

San Diego Champagne Brunch Cruise – San Diego

San Diego Easter Brunch Cruises – San Diego

The Roustabouts Theatre Presents "A Jewish Joke" – San Diego

The Theatre School at North Coast Rep Presents "Yo, Vikings!" – Solana Beach

RIVERSIDE COUNTY

Beaumont Library Bookmobile Stop at Nicklaus Park – Beaumont

Gardening Class on Drought Tolerant Plants and Irrigation – Beaumont

Indian Wells Arts Festival – Indian Wells

Eggapalooza – Lake Elsinore

Backyard Composting Class and Make Your Own Worm Bin Workshop – Moreno Valley

Pantry to People Food Collection Event – Palm Desert

Palm Springs Firemen's Association Easter Egg Hunt – Palm Springs

Student Recital of Violin Teacher Anna Rose – Murrieta

Easter Egg Hunts – Temecula

Household Hazardous Waste Collection Event – Temecula

Spring Jamboree at Vail Headquarters – Temecula

Eggstravaganza at the Wildomar Library – Wildomar

ORANGE COUNTY

Aliso Viejo Group Tennis Program – Aliso Viejo

California Friendly Gardening Solutions Contest – Corona del Mar

Taste of The Arts Music Festival – Costa Mesa

"Art Lessons in the Wild" Program – Dana Point

Easter Egg Hunt – Dana Point

Orange County Chapter of Romance Writers of America's Monthly Meeting – Fullerton

Easter Bunny at Bella Terra – Huntington Beach

South Coast Roller Derby Double Header – Laguna Hills

Easter at Patsy's – Laguna Niguel

Easter Sunday Service at Crossroads Community Church – Mission Viejo

Mount of Olives Church's Kid City Easter Fair – Mission Viejo

Easter Dining Cruises – Newport Beach

Family Passover Seder – Newport Beach

Spring at Lido Marina Village – Newport Beach

Beading Basics Plus! Jewelry Class – Orange

Easter Sunrise Service at Fairhaven Memorial Park – Santa Ana

Easter Sunrise Service at Westminster Memorial Park – Westminster

LOS ANGELES COUNTY

Barking With the Stars: A Beverly Hills Dog Show Viewing Party – Beverly Hills

The Museum of Selfies – Glendale

Easter Sunday at The Queen Mary – Long Beach

Audubon Bird Walks in the San Fernando Valley – Los Angeles

Bunnies-Eggs-Peeps at InsideOut Church Los Angeles – Los Angeles

The Pico Presents "Pirates of Treasure Island" – Los Angeles

Wim Hof Method Workshop – Marina del Rey

Envelope Book with Debra Disman – Santa Monica

Katagami Shadow Lanterns with Huong Nguyen – Santa Monica

Santa Monica Playhouse Presents "A Love Affair" – Santa Monica

The Late Show at Westside Comedy Theater – Santa Monica

Buzz Wizards Return to the Baked Potato and Toshi's Birthday Show – Studio City

Heading to Northern California? Then see:

• Easter Events; Angel Island Spring Festival: NorCal Weekend

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