Super Saturday

 We had a big day out Saturday, starting at the Gene Autry Museum of Western Heritage before joining my parents at the Dodgers Fan Fest at the stadium.

Both outings were free! This particular weekend was a free museum day at dozens of locations around SoCal, and the Fan Fest is also free, a way to rouse interest in the coming season (with plenty of things available to purchase).

Here, Cora is getting a photo of her favorite piece at the Autry. She loves images of fire, and all things Native American.

 The museum is great - so many fascinating exhibits - with a nice garden area outside with native plants.

 Then, we headed around Griffith Park to the next big hill, to Blue Heaven on Earth. Here, you can see Cora, Grandpa, Violet and Stace heading to the main stage.

 A Dodger pitcher was being interviewed by the television guys who cover the team. It was an all-day event, so many players took the stage.

This event is normally within the stadium, but the Dodgers are doing major construction this off-season, so most of the festivities were in the parking lot. 

 A nice spot to relax.

Back in SClarita, we decided to go out to eat at Souplantation, a place we hadn't been in very long time - like, maybe since before Violet? The girls loved it, especially the tiny cones to end their night.

Then, we dropped Cora off at home and Stace and I took Violet to Valencia Methodist for the annual movie night. This year, they showed Toy Story 4, a film we hadn't seen, so it was nice to see it for free. What a fun day!