The events page and calendar for San Pedro and the Harbor Area
39th Annual Weymouth Corners Candy Cane Lane Corner of 8th St. & Weymouth Ave. Friday, December 5th 5p.m. to 9p.m. Shopping - Music - Entertainment - Food - Fire Trucks Cookie Decorating (at Bakery) - Santa Visits and Photos Face Painting - Carnival Games - Jumper - FREE ADMISSION Music by Kitty Hawk featuring DJ Read More ...
Welcome the Holiday Season with family and friends at this free, festive, and fun night! Enjoy delicious hot cocoa along with sweet and savory treats while the San Pedro City Ballet brings scenes from The Nutcracker to life! Then, gather 'round for the Official Holiday Tree Lighting Ceremony. Kids and adults alike are invited to enjoy Read More ...
Join us for a wonderful tradition! Saturday, December 6, 2025 5:00 – 9:00 pm Be part of the LA Harbor Holiday Boat Parade when you join us on one of our tall ships. It’s a great way to get into the holiday spirit! Tickets
Join us at the Port of Los Angeles for the annual L.A. Harbor Holiday Boat Parade, a 63-year-old tradition of festive lights and community spirit. The parade is the leading holiday event in the Port of Los Angeles, including Wilmington and San Pedro. The Los Angeles Harbor Holiday Afloat Parade showcases a vibrant array of Read More ...
Celebrating 45 Years! The San Pedro Chamber of Commerce is proud to announce that the annual San Pedro Spirit of the Holidays Parade will be celebrating its 45th year on Sunday, December 7, 2025, from 1:00 to 3:00 pm! Each year, this festive tradition brings families, little leagues, scouts, students, high school bands, equestrian units, Read More ...
Join us for food and fun at the Cabrillo Beach Bath House for Breakfast with Santa. Food, fun, community celebration, with live performances with the Youth Dance Class and the My First Adventure Tiny Tots. Suggested donation is $5 or 1 unwrapped present per person.
Chanukah 2025 The Festival of Lights and Miracles CLICK HERE TO RSVP Chanukah, the Festival of Lights, is an eight-day celebration commemorating the victory of light over darkness and the miracle of the oil in the Holy Temple. When the Jewish people rededicated the Temple, they found only one cruse of undefiled oil—enough to burn for Read More ...