The 119th annual Hungtington Beach 4th of July Block Party will run from Friday June 30th - Tuesday…read moreJuly 4th 2023. The very first celebration was started way back in 1904, just a few years before the city became incorporated. And since then, this holiday weekend event brings about 1/2 million guests to the party from all around OC, and LA. The first day starts off with a band staged at the corner of Main Street and PCH. This section of the street will be blocked off, with signs along the intersecting streets alerting more street closures in the following days. Over the weekend there will be a parade, a 5K run and the fireworks show on the 4th of course. There will be lots of venders and food trucks, and then the bands. It's definitely a great way to celebrate the 4th at this beach block party.

We came to Boomers for the first time and it was so fun! My whole family had a blast mini golfing…read moreand go-karting. Shout out to DEON at the go-karts! He was fantastic and was so friendly and provided top notch customer service! Thank you Deon! We will be back! We had a lovely time!

I used to come here 20+ years ago when it was Palace Park, and I swear the mini golf course hasn't…read morechanged since then...except it's aged about as well as a forgotten carpet. The turf is ripped, full of holes, and in rough shape on pretty much every hole. We honestly considered turning around and asking for a refund, but our kids were so excited to play that we stuck it out rather than crush their little mini-golf dreams. The staff was genuinely friendly, so no complaints there--they were the best part of the experience. I can't speak for the other attractions, but if you're coming for mini golf, I'd recommend spending the extra few bucks and heading to Holy Moly at the Spectrum instead. At least there, the biggest obstacle is the course--not whether the carpet will survive another round.

This racetrack is a big blessing to our family. I go here every single weekend with my son and my…read morewife. During our first visit we were welcomed by other racers and the owner very well. Since then, we go here to practice or to race. We enjoy this racetrack very much. If you are new to the RC hobby, please come over and visit. You will definitely love it. Definitely a 5 star!!!

Great place to go on-road racing, great people and great racing in a friendly environment.read more

One of my favorite food and spirit festivals. We came sober and left full and drunk. There were…read moreso many different tastings. My favorite was affogato and vodka. The food was all really good. We came in an uber. The dock next to the yachts was pretty cool with caviar tasting. We will be back next year. Happy Yelping!

This event is super luxurious! Where else are you going to try out 90+ wines, drink $50+ Wisky,…read morefollowed by seafood tastings such as scallops, foie gras, and melt in your mouth beef dishes with live jazz playing in the background and have the opportunity to become a home version of the Top Chef? Wait there's more. The all inclusive ticket also lets you mingle with Star Chefs such as Hubert Keller, Rick Bayless, and Rick Noonen. You also get your very own Riedel wine glass for the tastings. Joseph Phelps, Pipillon, St. Supery? These aren't second labels and also if you scour carefully, there were some boutique wineries present that had stunning wines! Of course there were tons of food, love Anqi's crab dish, Driftwoods Porchetta, B candy's rainbow bright mini cake, braised beef cheeks from chef JoJo from the Honda Center, Buttercake from Mastros, Clubster roll from SlapFish....tons of rediculous good stuff! You get to lounge on oversized sofas overlooking the swirly building that of the Civic Center. There were also beer/vodka/tequila/non alcoholic drinks available. Super fun event, would HIGHLY recommend taking people who enjoy food and wine pairings to the next level.

The best backyard track I've ever been to! The greatest hosts too, Frank and Connie are amazing…read morepeople. Super chill environment with a neat track and an adorable little storefront. Just a good time all around here honestly. Would def recommend and will def be back!

Great place to enjoy some backyard racing. Frank and Connie have also a great Merchandise store as…read morewell

This is a wonderful event!! I visited the one in Santa Anna. You pre-purchase kit online. In kit…read moreyou received the lantern & felt pen to decorate, a battery operated tea light, deck of playing cards, deck of conversation cards (which proved to be a great way to pass the time), a fun scavenger type activity, plus all came in a handy back pack. There were a few venders & several food trucks. People put a lot of thought & heart when decorating their lanterns. Releasing them onto the lake at night (after 8pm) was so beautiful!!! I would highly recommend this!!

Do not waste your money!!!!! This is soooo unorganized and a waste of money. They don't move the…read morepeople along, so only the people that arrived way too early get a chance to be by the lake and send their 25.00 lantern placed in the water. Overpriced food trucks and about 3 craft booths. If yo really want to go, go for free and just watch the lanterns placed by other people who paid the 25. I did and I couldn't even get by the edge of the water. What a waste of my time and money. NEVER AGAIN. I feel sooooo taken. If I could post less than 1 star, I would.

I used to participate every year when there was still a marathon and the race started and ended at…read morethe Point Fermin Lighthouse. I returned in 2018 because it was now part of the Lexus LaceUp Running Series. Currently, the distances that they offer are 5k, 10k, and half marathon. I ran the half marathon. The race now starts and ends at the Pelican Cove Park just West of the Terranea Resort. *Parking* For parking, they have 3 locations: Rancho Palos Verdes City Hall, Salvation Army College, and Point Vicente Interpretive Center. Each of the locations are close enough to walk, but they'll have shuttles going around to pick-up and drop-off people. *Course* It was beautiful and just as hilly as I remembered it to be! Most of course was kept in the residential area about a stone's throw from the ocean just off of the main Palos Verdes Dr. Be sure to do your hill training or else be prepared to suffer! They even have a short steep section just after mile 10 that was a timed hill challenge. The fastest male and female will each win $500. Overall it was a well organized race. Although the race had a few quirks such as confusing separate starting lines, I liked the improvements that they've made with this race. The packet pick-up was quick and they had plenty of portapotties. Gear check was a bit chaotic as they were swamped with runners dropping off bags all at the same time. One of the bright spots with these Lexus LaceUp races was the post race food from the food trucks! That was some good quality food all included in your race registration!

If you are a new half marathon runner don't do this one first :) if you want to run a marathon or…read morehalf marathon thats a little more challenging this is for you! I ran the 2010 event, it was my third half marathon ever. I will do it again next year. It's gorgeous, my bum and legs are still feeling the hills. They had yummy coffee and fruit at the start and finsh, and it had a very intimate feel. The parking was a bitch. The restroom line was long. That didn't matter though because i loved the run! Must add this to your run list. See you there in 2011!