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January 2016 | Volume 39 | Issue 1

Attractions

San Diego Zoo

So Cal Listings

Arts & Culture

Ronald Reagan Presidential Library

Museum Listings

Dining & Shopping

WELCOME TO SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Whether you are here for some Los Angeles Hollywood star sightings, the Orange County’s beautiful picturesque landscapes, or San Diego’s laid-back atmosphere, you have traveled to the right place. We're in full gear here in Southern California and would like to provide you with all the must see and things to do while you are here! Enclosed you will find all of the necessary tools to lead you on your adventures and

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Our selection of SoCal museums will be a treat for the whole family.

This taste of local restaurants is sure to please your inner foodie.

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ATTRACTIONS One of the sweetest things about our collection of SoCal amusement parks is that they’re always evolving. Seriously. Yes, you’ll find all the fan favorites, but you’ll also discover brand-new and revamped attractions popping up all over the place. Take a peek and check out what we’ve got in store for you this Summer. We’re re-imagining SoCal’s theme parks. Shouldn’t you?

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January 20

HAPPY 100TH BIRTHDAY

SAN DIEGO ZOO

Dr. Harry Wegeforth, San Diego Zoo Founder

t's our centennial and you’re invited! Help us celebrate 100 years of trials and triumphs, innovation and vision, extraordinary people and, of course, amazing animals, all coming together to build the world-famous San Diego Zoo. We have fun festivities, special shows, and memorable displays planned throughout our centennial, starting at the end of 2015 through Jungle Bells in December 2016. Join us as we remember the remarkable events,successes, and animal friends from our past, celebrate those of the present, and look to the future as we strive to end wildlife extinction. We’re 100 years old—it’s time to party! One hundred years ago, a San Diego physician named Dr. Harry Wegeforth was driving down Sixth Avenue with his brother, Paul, when they heard lions roaring in Balboa Park. It was a moment

of inspiration—he turned to Paul and said, “Wouldn’t it be splendid if San Diego had a zoo? You know, I think I’ll start one.” The rest is history—and what a tremendous history it is! From the fascinating story of Dr. Harry’s tenacity in starting the Zoo to the growth and successes accomplished by the world’s first female Zoo director, Belle Benchley; and from Dr. Charles Schroeder’s tightly run ship and innovation in starting the Safari Park to developing conservation research programs dedicated to saving species from extinction, the San Diego Zoo has had an amazing journey to reach 100 years. And there is so much more to come! Here are some of the main elements and events to make note of— we hope you’ll join us in remembering and celebrating 100 years of the Zoo

Belle Benchley, San Diego Zoo Director 1927-1953

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This centennial gathering place will be located behind the Reptile House in front of Wegeforth Bowl and will include an opportunity to take commemorative photos, which you can share on our website to wish the San Diego Zoo a happy birthday! SAN DIEGO HISTORY CENTER

This 75-foot display of the San Diego Zoo’s history will be showcased along the outside wall of Wegeforth Bowl. It will include historical photos and information about some of the key events from each decade of the San Diego Zoo’s history. ROARING FORWARD CAMPAIGN

The biggest fundraising campaign in the Zoo’s history will seek supporters for future conservation and education projects and new exhibits. FILM EXPERIENCE AT THE BUS TOUR

As part of the queue for the Zoo’s bus tour, displays about San Diego Zoo Global’s conservation work will lead you to an enclosed pavilion screening a beautiful film showcasing our projects around the world.

present. See historical photos, discover in-depth stories about the development and growth of the Zoo over the years, explore innovations in exhibits, veterinary care, and wildlife conservation, and enjoy hands-on interactive displays. CENTENNIAL COMMUNITY EVENT

Taking place on May 14, 2016, starting at 6:00 p.m., in Balboa Park at the Plaza and Spreckels Organ Pavilion. This is the big one—the joyous celebration of the Zoo and its San Diego supporters throughout the years! We’re taking the party to Balboa Park for all of San Diego to participate , with an amazing centennial festival that everyone will be roaring about! Join us for music, food, a Zoo themed spectacle you’ll have to see to believe, and a group roar that we hope will break records. There are BIG surprises in store, so mark your calendar to be there for an event you won’t want to miss!

You can even upload your own photos and memories of visits to the Zoo over the years, and they will be added to the timeline and a gallery for website visitors to view. There will also be a section of “100 Animals” from the Zoo’s history: funny and heartwarming stories of specific animals, from Prince the lion to Topper the giraffe and from Chester the bear to Karen the orangutan. You can share your memories of seeing these animals, as well. More ways to participate include fun photo contests with specific themes and social media contests with great prizes—check out the “Community” section to see all the details. And you can purchase presents for the animals!

SAN DIEGO ZOO CENTENNIAL WEBSITE

In honor of our 100 years, we have launched a beautiful and interactive website with a timeline of Zoo history from 1916 to the present, with photos, milestones, and key events to discover.

NEW WEGEFORTH BOWL SHOW

A brand-new, multimedia animal show will debut at Wegeforth Bowl that takes an energetic and engaging look at the Zoo’s history and what makes it world famous. A new stage, giant video screen, sound, and shade over the audience area add to the experience. After the show, you can party with our costumed characters for some wild post-show fun and even get your picture taken with them. NEW EXHIBITION AT THE SAN DIEGO HISTORY SOCIETY MUSEUM

Our friends at the San Diego History Society in Balboa Park are developing an exposition all about the San Diego Zoo’s history: “The Lore Behind the Roar.” Explore the people, events, animals, and conservation work of the San Diego Zoo from its earliest days to the

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SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA'S MAIN ATTRACTIONS THE BEST OF THE BEST REASONS TO VISIT

Universal Studios Hollywood 100 Universal City Plz., Universal City 800-UNIVERSAL universalstudioshollywood.com

Disneyland California Adventure

Aquarium of the Pacific

100 Aquarium Way, Long Beach 562-590-3100 | aquariumofpacific.org

Six Flags Magic Mountain

26101 Magic Mountain Pkwy., Valencia 661-255-4111 sixflags.com/magicmountain

Disneyland Resort

1313 S. Harbor Blvd., Anaheim 714-781-4565 | disneyland.com Seaworld

Warner Bros. VIP Studio Tour 3400 Riverside Dr., Burbank 818-972-8687 | wbstudiotour.com

Madame Tussauds Hollywood

6933 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood 323-798-1670 madametussaudshollywood.com

LEGOLAND California Resort

Medieval Times

San Diego Zoo

1 LEGOLAND Dr., Carlsbad 760-918-5346 | california.legoland.com

8039 Beach Blvd., Buena Park 714-220-5200 | medievaltimes.com

2920 Zoo Dr., San Diego 619-231-1515 | sandiegozoo.org

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San Diego Zoo Safari Park

7600 Beach Blvd., Buena Park 714-690-1497 | piratesdinneradventureca.com

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Universal Studios Hollywood

15500 San Pasqual Valley Rd., Escondido 760-747-8702 | sdsafaripark.org

SEA LIFE Carlsbad Aquarium 1 LEGOLAND Dr., Carlsbad 760-918-5346 visitsealife.com/california Scan with your QR reader for extra savings with Southern California CityPass. Or give them a call at 888-330-5008.

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ARTS & CULTURE Southern California has it all. From new to old, modern to contemporary, there is something for everyone. Take a journey through one of the architecturally stunning museums such as The Getty in Los Angeles, or see a musical at the South Coast Repertory in Orange County. There are endless options as just about every neighborhood is hiding a bit of its one culture tucked within it.

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ONE OF THE MOST UNIQUE TRAVEL DESTINATIONS IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA IS

RONALD REAGAN PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARY

he American Presidency comes alive at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library and Museum, where 18 galleries and dozens of interactive displays wait to entertain, educate and excite you. Open since 1991, but wholly renovated in 2011, the galleries were designed to bring history to life. Where else in California can visitors walk onboard an actual Air Force One aircraft that flew seven U.S. presidents, touch an authentic piece of the Berlin Wall, or lay a hand on a real steel beam recovered from the World Trade Center after 9-11? Visitors will not just learn about the history of the American Presidency, but will immerse themselves in Ronald Reagan’s path to the White House. Starting back in his days as a sports radio announcer to his years as a Warner Brothers movie actor and then the host of GE Theater, visitors step into his shoes, through the use of Green Screen technology, and call a Cubs game, introduce a GE Theater, and even act in a movie! Follow President Reagan to the White House and deliver the Presidential Inauguration through the use of a teleprompter. Travel the world on diplomatic missions on board Air Force One and Marine One. Explore the White House Oval Office and the White House East Wing. Visitors may also enjoy the Library’s outdoor grounds, where you can stroll through a replica of the White House Rose Garden or the White House West Lawn. Numerous picnic benches across the property encourage guests to eat outside enjoying the gorgeous vistas. For those who want to eat indoors, the Reagan Library is also home to two restaurants, Reagan’s Country Café and The Ronald Reagan Pub. From Air Force One to historic photos and video to interactive games to exquisite

landscaped grounds, the Reagan Library is truly one of the most unique and beautiful travel destinations in southern California. The Library is sure to be a fun, entertaining and educational experience for everyone, of every age, in your tour group. With over 100,000 square feet of exhibit space, it is recommended that you plan for at least a half-day visit to the Reagan Library. The Library also features many world-class traveling exhibits. It is always best to go on the Library’s website at www. reaganlibrary.com to see what exhibits may be open for touring during your visit. Audio wands (in English, Spanish and Hearing Impaired) are available for a separate charge. The Reagan Library is wheelchair accessible. Open seven days a week, the Reagan Library is only closed on Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day and New Year’s Day. Tickets may be purchased in advance at www. ReaganLibrary.com/Tickets.

“The doors of this library are open now and all are welcome. The judgment of history is left to you, the people.” - Ronald Reagan

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ANAHEIM’S MOST DELICIOUS DESTINATION

Just Steps from the Disneyland ® Resort and Anaheim Convention Center Anaheim GardenWalk An amazing collection of nationally acclaimed restaurants, exciting night life, shopping, an upscale bowling lounge and live entertainment venues.

Bowlmor Lanes Billy Beez McCormick & Schmick’s Grille The Cheesecake Factory Bubba Gump Shrimp Co. Roy’s Restaurant McFadden’s Restaurant and Saloon Fire + Ice Grill + Bar California Pizza Kitchen P.F. Chang’s Johnny Rockets Heat Ultra Lounge

OPENING IN 2016: House of Blues Anaheim Grasslands Churrasco Market Rumba Room Live Misson: Escape

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Over 26,400 square feet of state-of-the-art, highly interactive galleries await you. From Air Force One to extraordinary photos and video, to interactive games, the Reagan Library is fun for the entire family.

REAGANFOUNDATION.ORG/TEMPORARY-EXHIBITS.aspx FOR INFO ON UPCOMING SPECIAL EXHIBITS 40 Presidential Drive, Simi Valley | REAGANLIBRARY.COM | 805.522.2977

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10Best and USA Today announced the Reader’s Choice winner for the #1 Presidential Attraction in the United States. The Ronald Reagan Presidential Library and Museum placed first in the list of Presidential Libraries and homes listed and ranked second behind Mt. Rushmore as the best presidential attraction in the country. “The American Presidency comes alive at the Reagan Library,” said John Heubusch, executive director of the Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation. “Guests to the Library walk on-board an actual Air Force One aircraft that flew seven U.S. presidents, touch an authentic piece of the Berlin Wall, and pay their respects at President Reagan’s Grave Site. Readers could vote between eighteen different presidential attractions. Mount Rushmore was the only presidential attraction to receive more votes than the Reagan Library. Ronald Reagan’s path to the White House. Using Green Screen technology, visitors call a Cubs game, introduce a GE Theater episode, and even act in a movie with Ronald Reagan. Visitors also travel the world on diplomatic missions on board Air Force One and explore the White House Oval Office and East Wing. Visitors may also enjoy the Library’s outdoor grounds, including replicas of the White House Rose Garden West Lawn and dine in one of two restaurants. Located in Simi Valley, California the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library and Museum houses 63 million pages of Gubernatorial, Presidential and personal papers and over 60,000 gifts and artifacts chronicling the lives of Ronald and Nancy Reagan. It also serves as the final resting place of America’s 40th President. The Reagan Library is located at 40 Presidential Drive in Simi Valley, California. Public hours are from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. www.reaganlibrary.com

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OUR GUIDE TO THE BEST COLLECTION OF HISTORY AND CULTURE IN SOCAL

The Grammy Museum 800 W. Olympic Blvd (213) 765-6800 grammymuseum.org Griffith Park 4730 Crystal Springs Dr (323) 913-4688 griffithobs.org Huntington Library and Gardens 1151 Oxford Road (626) 405-2100 huntington.org Los Angeles County Museum of Art 5905 Wilshire Blvd (323) 857-6000 lacma.org

Ronald Reagan Library 40 Presidential Dr (805) 522-2977 reaganfoundation.org

Bowers Museum 2002 N Main St (714) 567-3600 bowers.org

Balboa Park 1549 El Prado (619) 239-0512 balboapark.org

The Getty Center 1200 Getty Center Dr (310) 440-7300 getty.edu

Laguna Museum of Art 307 Cliff Dr (949) 494-8971 lagunaartmuseum.org

San Diego Natural History Museum 1788 El Prado (619) 232-3821 sdnhm.org

Architecture + Design Museum 6032 Wilshire Blvd (805) 522-2977 aplusd.org

Richard Nixon Library 18001 Yorba Linda Blvd (714) 983-9120 nixonfoundation.org

USS Midway Museum 910 N Harbor Dr (619) 544-9600 midway.org

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No you’re not in heaven... it just may seem like it with all the delicious food and superb shopping. Dozens and dozens of amazing malls surround the freeways as you pass through Southern California, but don’t forget to pull off one of those exits to explore an unknown city’s hidden foodie restaurants and fun boutiques. One of our favorite cities in central Southern California is Anaheim. Not only does this city host one of the most famous amusement parks of all time, Disneyland, but it also hosts some of our favorite sports teams, shopping malls, and outstanding restaurants.

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THREE PUG BAKERY

Bakery | $ 201 E 4th St, Santa Ana, CA 92701 | (714) 486-5318 | 11:00am - 2:00pm http://threepugbakery.com

hree Pug Bakery is a unique bakery situated in the newly renovated Downtown Santa Ana area. It is only a few months old, but already yields as being one of Places Magazine’s “must try” eateries in Southern California for 2016. Trust us when we say: you should try it out. Tucked in the heart of the 4th Street Market of Santa Ana, this is one of our favorite foodie locations in Southern California to discover new places and cuisines. The culture of 4th Street Market is a successful blend of the art district that is Downtown Santa Ana with the overwhelming food craze that has taken over Southern California. The end result? Incredibly and unique food. It’s a wonderful place to discover new cuisines. Three Pug Bakery is just this. It’s a wonderful place to discover every day items, but with a twist. The products sold here blends perfectly with the swath of unique eateries that are Three Pug’s neighbors. Three Pug products utilizes items that are the healthiest option out there. The reason for this is simple: “I watched my family grow up on a diet of meat and potatoes, that’s when I realized that I needed to discover alternative means of cooking”, as stated by Three Pug Bakery owner, Heather McLeod. Three Pug began as a catering company that grew to what it is now. Per the request of Heather’s many catering customers, Heather created a tangible location for her products to be sold at. The name stems from Heather’s three pugs: Faith, Fawn, and Fern. Unfortunately, Three Pug only caters to humans for the time being. “I’m working on some dog-based goods, we’ll have it in the future”; we’re holding you to that, Heather. Now to the good stuff. In the bakery are small-batches of artisanal baked goods to varies every week. Everything is made from scratch and incorporates natural, seasonal and local ingredients as much as possible. Our recommended lunch item is the “Smoked Turkey Havarti Wrap with Parsley-Almond Pesto Aioli”. The turkey is smoked in the morning and is tenderly wrapped in a whole wheat tortilla, which is topped off with fresh ingredients. Three Pug also bakes sweets that incorporates natural sweeteners. I have two must-try items for you sweetslovers our there. The “Butterscotch Sweet Potato Muffins” is sweetened with PLACES

RALPH BRENNAN'S JAZZ KITCHEN

American-Cajun Creole $$ 1590 S. Disneyland Drive, Anaheim CA 714-776-5200 rbjazzkitchen.com Celebrate

New

Orleans'

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coconut sugar and a touch of agave—we fell in love with it. My seasonal-holiday recommendation is the “Eggnog, White Chocolate Flax Bark”; as many of you readers know, I despise Eggnog, but I could definitely have this everyday for the rest of the year. The Chicken Pot Pie here dominates everything in the menu. Utilizing real meat and vegetables, the crispy bite of every serving makes this our favorite item in the menu. Beware, when you come here, you’re going to want to try everything. If you’re like me, this isn't a places you can go to without some serious post-eating, builtin nap time. Stop and say hello! //by Mara Ignacio

in a whimsical setting depicting the charm and hospitality of New Orleans complete with a lush courtyard, festive dining rooms and a grand balcony

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of Downtown Disney. Our menu pulses with the bold flavors of south Louisiana with favorites like Gumbo Ya Ya, Pasta Jambalaya and Double Chocolate Bread Pudding. Oh, did we mention there is live music nightly? Even if you can't dine in, don't miss Beignets and more at the adjacent Jazz Kitchen Express. January 2016 |

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RESTAURANT REVIEW LUNA ROSSA

Italian | $$ 2449 Park Ave, Tustin | (714) 259-0861 www.lunarossaristorante.com/

n the age of new and eccentric cuisines, it’s near impossible to find food that is not deemed to be “new age”. Southern California is known as a “foodie-central” and is home to many eateries showcasing ambitious new types of foods with unorthodox flavors. It was a very refreshing change to have finally found a restaurant that did not cater to this modern hype. Good food is good food. And it’s finally time to get back to basics. Luna Rossa provides just this. For years, Luna Rossa has prided itself in offering well-produced products that please the traditional Italian cuisine history. With the help of Chef Mauro Di Rofi from Rome, Italy, all cuisines leaving the kitchen are made with the true Italian pride and hands that it’s meant to have. Everything coming out of the Luna Rossa kitchen is made fresh and from scratch. There are no artificial flavors or storebought items that substitute the products that are painstakingly made either the night before or in the early morning of. There are no secret ingredient or secret recipes here for the simple reason that Luna Rossa understands that their customers like: simple Italian cuisine. Luna Rossa has many great items in its menu, but the top two items that I heavily recommend are the “Tortellacci Ripieni Di Brasato Di Manzo Al Tartufo Nero” and “Gnocchi Al Ragu”. These two very old-fashioned cuisines are traditionally associated with Italian food as a whole; unfortunately, there is now a modern [read: lazy] way that these are generated that does not come close to the traditional flavors that they are meant to have. The tortellacci is one of Luna Rossa’s more meticulously created cuisines. Due to convenience, most wraps served by Italian restaurants nowadays are made from conventional mix flour, a common item in everyone’s kitchen. Unsurprisingly, Luna Rossa goes the traditional route. The tortellacci is filled with Red Wine Braised Beef Short Ribs and shaved Black Truffle in Alfredo sauce.

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The short rib filling is grilled for well over 10 hours; the process in all takes several days to complete, but the end product is incomparable to anything else. Gnocchi Al Ragu (I was corrected in reiterating it’s proper pronunciation as “nyo-key”; I’ve been saying it incorrectly for well over a decade) was my favorite dish of the menu. As a big fan of Italian cuisine and having tried hundreds of different types of gnocchi in the past, I proudly make this next proclamation: Luna Rossa serves the best gnocchi in the entire country. Gnocchi for those whom have never had it is the “Italian dumpling” sans the filling. It is a light entrée that produces light, heavenly bites with each spoonful. It’s one food you have to try to understand. When you’re here, ask for the “gnocchi al ragu”, you will fall in love with it as much as I did. Luna Rossa spoils its customers because once you have their cuisines, nothing else comes close. The texture, flavor, and presentation of the plates proudly given is second to none. From wine pairing and food recommendations, the staff here is beyond knowledgeable of what works and what doesn’t. In the end of my meal I asked Stefano, our waiter throughout the lunch, to describe the food that Luna Rossa serves: “traditional, simple, and good” was all that he said. And I could not agree more. Luna Rossa is headed by Valentina Molli, a 3rd generation Restaurateur from Rome, Italy. Luna currently serves three locations nationwide. To find out more about this incredible eatery, check out LunaRossaRistorante.com.

//by Mara Ignacio

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BJ's Restaurant and Brewery 1370 Frazee Road San Diego (619) 814-6350 bjsrestaurants.com

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