Super Bowl Watch Party; Black History Parade​: 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 weekend from Saturday, Feb. 3 to Sunday, Feb. 4.

SAN DIEGO COUNTY

Gourd Making Class – Barona

Explore the Sense of Symphony with San Diego Baroque Soloists – Carlsbad

Meet Your Neighborhood Nature Preserve – Carlsbad

Mitchell Thorp Foundation 5K Run/Walk – Carlsbad

Boulder Creek Habitat Restoration Project – Descanso

Soccer Clinic for Children with Autism – La Mesa

Champagne Brunch Cruise – San Diego

Dinner Cruises – San Diego

Flamenco Dance Class – San Diego

Human Rights Watch Film Festival – San Diego

Super Bowl Celebrate with Chef Brad Wise at Hundred Proof – San Diego

Art + Vino – Warner Springs

RIVERSIDE COUNTY

Desert Mountains Art Faire – Palm Desert

Palms to Pines, Part 1: Low Desert Living – Palm Desert

Cozy Cup Crafters Guild – Perris

Temecula Presents: Nannette Brodie Dance Theatre – Temecula

ORANGE COUNTY

UC Irvine Symphony Orchestra – Aliso Viejo

Black History Parade and Cultural Faire – Anaheim

"Art Lessons in the Wild" Program – Dana Point

Oak Laguna Beach's Super Bowl Sunday – Laguna Beach

Champagne Brunch Cruises – Newport Beach

Dinner Cruises – Newport Beach

Halo: Dance for Autism – Newport Beach

Paint Your Pet Portrait – San Juan Capistrano

MainPlace Mall Hosts 2018 Lunar New Year Festival – Santa Ana

Santa Ana Art Walk – Santa Ana

LOS ANGELES COUNTY

Shabbat in the Park – Beverly Hills

Kids Challah Bake – Los Angeles

Odyssey Theatre presents "Two Fisted Love" – Los Angeles

Rosa Parks Day – Los Angeles

San Fernando Valley Audubon Bird Walk – Los Angeles

Summer Opportunities Fair– Los Angeles

The Big Game Watch Party – Los Angeles

Theatre Raymond Kabbaz presents "Une journée chez ma mère" (A Day at My Mother's House) – Los Angeles

A Watercolor Journey with Timothy Kitz – Santa Monica

Fireworks Book with Debra Disman – Santa Monica

Lye Soap with Angharad Caceres – Santa Monica

Poetry Workshop with Brendan Constantine – Santa Monica

Samba Reggae Dance and Drum with Slleyk – Santa Monica

Shibori Pillow Covers with Huong Nguyen – Santa Monica

Vicente Chamber Orchestra – Santa Monica

Whitefire Theatre presents "Tales of Modern Motherhood: This Sh*t Just Got Real" – Sherman Oaks

New Family Brunch Theater presents "Topsy Turvy" – Studio City

A Faery Hunt's Fairy Tea Party – Tarzana

Heading to Northern California? Then see:

• Wine & Chocolate Walk; Gatsby Jazz Age Party: NorCal Weekend

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Photo credit: An official ball for the NFL Super Bowl LII football game from the Wilson Sporting Goods Co. in Ada, Ohio, Monday, Jan. 22, 2018. The New England Patriots will play the Philadelphia Eagles in the Super Bowl on Feb. 4, in Minneapolis, MN. (AP Photo/Rick Osentoski)