Get outside and soak in the first Saturday of summer at this free Eaton Canyon open house.
Free; enjoy nature-inspired art, guided hikes, talks, and animal presentations
Counting up every single poppy in Los Angeles County, every jacaranda bloom, every crow, and all of those rascally squirrels?After all, such a large-scale undertaking would mean the chance to spend time in nature, basking in its beauty and complexity, and even if we didn't fully count every poppy or flower or bird, it would be a day well spent.Sign up for NBC LA newsletters.
But there are other days to spend well in the lovely outdoors, and several of those days pop up at our regional nature centers. The center nearest to where you reside probably has a few special events and open houses on its calendar, those airy celebrations that give curious locals a chance to get acquainted with their urban-adjacent wilderness.
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