FieldTrip Alerts - Southern California

I found a few field trips that you may be interested in attending here in Southern California. I have not attend these events as of today. I have heard from friends and teachers of these great events. I am sharing them with you in the hope that it will inspire you to get out and explore. These are low cost or free field trip alerts. Please call ahead to make sure they will be open on the day of the event.

Who: Irvine Historical Museum
Where: 5 San Joaquin Irvine Ca 92612
When: Sunday March 10th, 2013
Time: 1:00pm - 4:00pm
Free - Donation is optional

Irvine Historical Museum is hosting a open house for public school students from 1pm to 4pm. They will be hosting a treasure hunt, art and crafts as well as serving chocolate chip cookies. If your child is learning about Orange County and it's rich history, then this is for you. Teachers are endorsing this field trip to help with the learning of the history of Orange County. For more information, Please call Gail Daniels at 949-854-0510

Irvine Ranch History

Donations are welcomed and very much appreciated.

Who: Mission San Juan Capistrano
Where: 26801 Ortega Hwy San Juan Capistrano, CA 92675
When: Tuesday March 19th, 2013
Time: 10am - 3pm
Admission is required to attend the Mission. I suggest you buy the annual pass if you live near by. They give a gift package and other perks.

Continue to learn about California rich history by attending this great event. You can find out more information by visiting the following link:
Mission San Juan Capistrano

Who: Crossline Community Church
Where: 23331 Moulton Pkwy Laguna Hills, CA 92653 (949) 916-0250
When: Saturday March 30th, 2013
Time: 10am-12pm
Free

Crossline Community Church is hosting it's famous Eggdrop on March 30th, 2013. It promises to be super busy and the place to be for a fun Easter Egg Hunt.
Crossline Church

These are field trip alerts. Check your calendar and make sure you make time to explore your community. May the road rise to meet you!

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