No AC this weekend?

If you check weather reports, this weekend - it's going to be SWELTERING!~ If you don't have air conditioning, the best places to be are those places with air conditioning, or outside next to some body of water, or a park with lots of shade-trees. This weekend is the Homestead Museum in Industry's "Ticket to the Twenties" it's a festival all about 1920s jazz and enjoying some 'good 'ol fashioned fun.' http://www.homesteadmuseum.org/events/index.htm

Ticket to the Twenties Saturday & Sunday, July 18 & 19 4 to 8 p.m. both days Free—but bring spending money for food and shopping. 1920s dress is encouraged & Prohibition will be strictly enforced! Bring your own lawn chairs or blankets, but please leave little Fido at home (only certified service animals are permitted at the festival). Dig out your glad rags and join us for a weekend of great fun! Celebrate the Roaring Twenties as you enjoy music, dance demonstrations and lessons by the One2Swing Jitterbugs, crafts, vintage automobiles, historic house tours, and tasty food during BOTH days of the festival, and note some of the special performers and activities that differ from day-to-day below! Click here for a copy of the festival flyer. Saturday, July 18 • Dean Mora and His New California Poppies • Janet Klein and her Parlor Boys • Silent film screenings with live musical accompaniment by Michael Mortilla • Ukulele lessons and demonstrations with Susan and Karl McCormick Sunday, July 19 • Ian Whitcomb and His Dance Band • Night Blooming Jazzmen • Fashion shows and a costume contest presented by the Art Deco Society of Los Angeles • Radio plays performed by the 14th Street Players This festival is generously cosponsored by the Industry Manufacturers Council.

If you've never been - it's a HOOT! There's classic cars, silent movies (in air conditioning) and live bands and dancing. It's a great afternoon for children and adults of all ages. But, seriously...if you don't have air conditioning...you should probably look into pricing, because it's not too bad.