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Feb 23: 4th Annual Native Plant Fair
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Tarzana Native Plant Fair!
This free community event includes planting and watercolor workshops for kids, seed-bomb stations, plant and seed giveaways, our annual TCCC native plant sale, great live music throughout the day, food trucks, and special guest speakers on a variety of topics – including a timely talk on fire-defensive landscaping by an expert native landscape architect. More than 30 organizations will be represented at the fair, so you can learn how you can make a positive impact on our environment with native plants.
Feb 28: Tarzana Music Night Live!
Tarzana Music is back on Friday, February 28 with another fabulous show!
The lineup includes Paula Fong,
Kevin Kelso, Art Podell,Kim Margolis, Justin Richard, Nick Jester, Jackie Lee Domi, Rocky Rosen, Kathy Sanders, WillCall, Jenni Alpert, Joseph Eid, Jay Asher, Claire Bloom and Scott Memmer.
Our special featured guest is
GREAT WILLOW
This show will be INDOORS so space is limited; guests are encouraged to purchase tickets in advance.
Admission is just $5; refreshments available for purchase.
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Apr 6: A Night of Poetry
To celebrate National Poetry Month, TCCC is hosting
"A Night of Poetry" on
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Sunday, April 6
6-8pm
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People of all ages are invited to submit an original poem to our poetry event committee for possible inclusion in the event. (Due to time constraints we may not be able to include all submissions.) Selected poets will read their work aloud in the gathering room. Complimentary refreshments will be served.
Please email up to three poetry submissions to info@mytarzana.org with "A Night of Poetry" as the subject line. The deadline for submissions is March 10.
Watercolor Wednesdays at TCCC
NEW! MEDITATION CLASS
6-Week Session Begins on Feb. 5
Bob Blumenfield
Councilmember, 3rd Council District
Historic and picturesque, the
Tarzana Community & Cultural Center serves as a one of a kind gathering place run by and for community members, but more importantly, nourishes the soul and identity of the Tarzana community and the entire West Valley.