SWEET COLORFUL TASTY & ENTERTAINING FESTIVITIES
- Take the Metro Blue Line to Long Beach tonight for the Pink Party on Pine that kicks off Long Beach Gay Pride this weekend.
- The Metro Orange Line will drop you off at the entrance to the green WorldFest 2010 Earth Day Festival in the San Fernando Valley on Sunday.
 Sweet & tasty in Oxnard: the annual Strawberry Festival will slice, dice, cook and serve up Strawberries every which way along with music and other entertainment Saturday and Sunday. - The Metro Gold Line can take you to the annual Museums of the Arroyo Day - free museum tours and other festivities.
- Or emmerse yourself in two days of red, white and green Italian culture at La Lupa Fest at the Will Geer Theatricum Botanicum.
PRE SUMMER OUTDOOR ENTERTAINMENT: - The Redlands Shakespeare Festival arrives on Thursday and continues through the end of the month at the Redlands Bowl outdoor amphitheatre - Free admission.
- Cinespia opens its pearly gates for the first time this year on Saturday with a screening of the classic Wizard of Oz at the Hollywood Forever Cemetery.
There is more of course... Just visit the Eye Spy LA Calendar and explore all the options this week and beyond.
BTW: If you visit eyespyla.com vote for your favorite thing to do - there's a new polling widget on the right sidebar.
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THIS WEEK IN DANCE
 Modern technology meets dance on Saturday as Lula Washington celebrates her dance company's 30th anniversary at the Luckman.
Lula Washington will reprise her newest ballet "www.connections.2010" for the 30th Anniversary Retrospective Performance. This work focuses on the way that cell phones, the internet and technology dominate all aspects of life, including romantic relationships. Pasadena visual artist, J-Walt (Spontaneous Fantasia), will create on-the-spot video visual art for the performance. They're offering Eye Spy LA readers a 15% discount. On Sunday Tatsuya Nagatani, Oguri, and Roxanne Steinberg join in
Percussion and Dance for the Corn and Flowers at the Anabolic Monument
in Downtown L.A. at formerly Not A Corn Field. FREE |
PLACES TO GO ANYTIME
 A fine dinner, music, art and a walk about the East Village at the 2nd Saturday Art Walk in Long Beach. Then onto the opening of Lights... Camera.... Art! with a side of ham on red carpet at the Belsito-Roche Gallery a few blocks away. Long Beach almost always has something going on.  I
was down by the L.A. River at the Sepulveda Dam and it was
spectacular. April showers bring May flowers, but not usually in L.A.
- but this year they did. You may be surprised to
find our river isn't just a cemented over drainage ditch - not
everywhere anyway. Friends of the Los Angeles River will be leading a tour of the river in the San Fernando Valley this Sunday.
 The only downside to lunch at the Farmers Market at 3rd & Fairfax is choosing where to eat...
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