The Food Truck Fest And Movie Night Featuring The Incredibles
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FOOD TRUCK FEST IN GRANADA HILLS!!!
To accompany the upcoming Free Movie Night at Petit Park, featuring THE INCREDIBLES, Giga Granada Hills , The Blog About Your Town , is organizing Granada Hills' first ever FOOD TRUCK FEST !!!! The event is scheduled for Saturday, September 11 (yeah, I know, but we gotta strike while the iron is hot). Confirmed trucks TBA, but it's gonna be yummy!!! Tell your friends—even the ones who DON'T live in Granada Hills.
Sunday Is Anything Can Happen Day On GigaGranadaHills.com
Ashley Judd, who is technically not naked in any of these photos, was born in Granada Hills on April 19, 1968 ( 1968-04-19 ) . You're welcome.
Parent And Me Yoga At North Valley Aikikai
North Valley Aikikai has created a "Parent & Me" yoga class for parents and children to enjoy together. The calm and quiet one-hour class, where parents and kids hold hands during several of the poses, is offered on Saturday mornings at 9am. GigaGranadaHills readers can experience the class for free by using this coupon . North Valley Aikikai is located at 16901 San Fernando Mission Boulevard, in the Trader Joe's center.
What Should The New High School Be Named?
We've got a new High School going in, and Brad Smith of the GHSNC just pointed out that it doesn't have a name yet. So I think we should band together and come up with one, yes? The school's working title is Valley Region High School 4, but obviously that won't do. Interesting fact: the school just so happens to be on the former site of my birthplace, Granada Hills Community Hospital. And of course, Giga High would be an extraordinarily rad name for a school, but we all know that when faced with a plurality of choices, LAUSD never goes with the raddest one. Badass Brad favors naming the school after John W. Finn , a native Angeleno and Medal of Honor recipient from WW II (the only one of 15 from Pearl Harbor for combat, as opposed to rescue work) who died this year. The honorable contributions of Mr. Finn aside, my preferred approach would be a name with a more direct connection to our region and to Granada Hills' history. Valerie Bertinelli High? No, she...