Wordless Wednesday: Catching the light
Do you know where this is in Huntington Beach? Hint. It is a good place to play catch oh and hit a few balls too.
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Not too long ago, Surf City Family along with other members of the media, met the new Executive Chef of Shades Restaurant and Bar at the Hilton Waterfront Beach Resort – Ben La Fleche. Shades serves high end American fusion cuisine with an emphasis on quality, fresh and sustainable ingredients. The Hilton Waterfront Hotel is…
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Porcelain Hair Studio Fundraiser to Benefit Surf City Local
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It’s Hanami Time! Huntington Beach Cherry Blossom Festival on March 20
Words by Surf City Family Contributor Mary Adams Urashima Photos by Gregory Robertson The tradition of hanami, or “flower viewing”, is a centuries-old pastime in Japan that’s become a favorite of Huntington Beach residents. It’s also a day to celebrate our Sister City friendship with Anjo, Japan. Get out your picnic blankets! Those pink buds…
The HB Sports Complex!!!