ExperienceLA - Issue 275 (Outdoor Fun)

Issue 275 • June 25, 2009

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Outdoor Fun

Enjoy a fast-paced treasure hunt through downtown LA or the festivities for Chinatown's 71st Anniversary. But first, enter to win tickets to the ballet of Romeo & Juliet or to see Coco Lee in concert! Plus, check out our blog for summer fun ideas for the whole family!

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In this issue: June 25, 2009

LA Chinatown's 71st Anniversary Party
City Race Downtown LA: Quest for the Key
Ticket Giveaways:
Romeo & Juliet and Coco Lee
ExperienceLA Blog Highlights

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LA Chinatown's 71st Anniversary Party.
Join the free festival commemorating the "New Chinatown" anniversary. June 27th.

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City Race Downtown LA: Quest for the Key.
Solve a series of clues and experience Downtown LA's landscape. July 12th.

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Ticket Giveaways at the Music Center:
Romeo & Juliet and Coco Lee

Win tickets to
Romeo & Juliet at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion: Sir Kenneth MacMillan's masterful interpretation weaves a dance tapestry rich in character nuance and sensuality. Performed by the American Ballet Theatre.

Tickets are valid for Saturday, July 18th, 2009 at 2:00pm.

Win tickets to see
Coco Lee at the Walt Disney Concert Hall: With her dynamic voice, beautiful lyrics and engaging dance choreography, CoCo Lee is one of the most highly acclaimed Asian singers in the world and a musical icon in Asia.

Tickets are valid for Friday, July 17th, 2009 at 8:00pm.

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Blog Highlights

06/17/2009: LA's Historic Movie Palaces
"I hadn't planned on this at all, but I don't regret any of the time spent for a second."