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South Coast Botanic Garden - 8:00 AM
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South Coast Botanic Garden - 8:00 AM
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Angeles Mesa Branch Library - 4:00 PM Pick
South Coast Botanic Garden - 8:00 AM
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South Coast Botanic Garden - 8:00 AM
Tanaka Farms - 10:30 AM
Casa Romantica Cultural Center and Gardens - 10:30 AM
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Autry National Center - 1:00 PM
West Valley Regional Branch Library - 4:00 PM
The Huntington Library, Art Collections, and Botanical Gardens - 10:30 AM
Skirball Cultural Center - 12:00 PM
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Disneyland Resort - various times
Skirball Cultural Center - various times
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Rocket Launch
Rocket Launch 2020 will be rescheduled to some time in September.
Discovery Science Center presents a free family event at the Boeing Company in Huntington Beach.
The annual Rocket Launch is full of engaging, hands-on activities highlighted by designing, building, and launching one's own rocket made from a 2-liter plastic soda bottle.
Families can build a rocket at home, or use provided supplies to construct a rocket with the help of real engineers. The competition consists of creating and launching a bottle water rocket (be warned, you may get wet!) and the payload with the longest “hang time” in the air wins.
If you wish to participate in the launch, you need to bring a 2 liter soda bottle; other materials are provided though you may bring other items for constructing your rocket. The event is outside so consider bringing a blanket or lawn chairs, sunscreen, etc.