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Simi Valley Metrolink Spark of Love Christmas Train

(Video) Don’t miss the Simi Valley Metrolink Christmas Train Spark of Love Toy Drive at the Train Station at Stearns And Los Angeles Ave This Sunday December 2, 21012.  Metrolink decorates a train for Christmas and pulls into the station all lit up with music.  They have a Christmas Show for the kids with Santa.  […]

Posted in: Events, for Kids, Sights to See Tagged: 365 things to do, christmas, fire department, metrolink, santa, Simi Valley, spark of love, toy drive, Train, ventura

St Patrick’s Day at the Junkyard Cafe Every Month? 365 Things to do in Simi Valley

(Video Below) #33 – St Patrick’s Day at the Junkyard Cafe happens every on month on the 17th.  It has been a three year tradition for the Junkyard Cafe to serve corn beef and cabbage, green beer, break out the bagpipers and be Irish.  It is wildly popular and you will not be disappointed. I originally […]

Posted in: Local Businesses Tagged: 365 things to do, bagpipers, cabbage, corn beef, green beer, Irish, junkyard cafe, Simi Valley, St patrick'sday

#1 – Simi Valley Cajun Music Festival – 365 Things To Do

(Video Below) What a better way to start off 365 Things to do in Simi Valley with the largest event our city has. The Simi Valley Cajun Music Festival takes place every Memorial Day weekend on Saturday and Sunday. The two-day event hosts numerous top Cajun musical acts from across the country including Grammy award […]

Posted in: 365 Things to do in Simi Valley, Local Events & Activities, Simi Valley News Tagged: 365 things to do, cajun music festival, Simi Valley

#32 Simi Valley Town Center Tree Lighting 365 things to do in Simi Valley

(Video) Each year, the Simi Valley Town Center has a Tree Lighting festivity that includes live entertainment, laser show, snow, Santa Claus and much much more.  The Christmas tree is 55 feet tall and decorated with an estimated 20,000 lights & ornaments. 2010 will be the sixth year that the Simi Valley Town Center has […]

Posted in: 365 Things to do in Simi Valley, Events Tagged: 365 things to do, santa claus, Simi Valley, Town center, tree lighting

#31 Pho Real Challenge Bamboo Cafe 365 Things to do in Simi Valley

Simi Valley’s newest restaurant, the Bamboo Café, offers a Vietnamese menu. Owner and Chef Tony Doan has added a unique menu item to his restaurant which is bringing in many eager eaters. The Pho Real Challenge is an eating contest reminiscent of the movie ” The Great Outdoors”, where John Candy takes the challenge to […]

Posted in: 365 Things to do in Simi Valley, Local Businesses Tagged: 365 things to do, bamboo cafe, Pho Real Challenge, Simi Valley, Tony Doan

#30 Gary Galloway Memorial Police vs Fire Football Game – Make a Wish Foundation

365 Things to do in Simi Valley loves a noble cause.  While we can go out for entertainment and shopping, sometimes there are activities in Simi Valley that are fun and help raise funds for very good causes.  The Police and Fire Departments in Simi Valley do such a thing by hosting a football game […]

Posted in: 365 Things to do in Simi Valley, Events Tagged: 365 things to do, Fire, Gary Galloway, Make a Wish Foundation, Police, Simi Valley

#28 Snow Fest Rancho Santa Susana Park 365 Things to do in Simi Valley

This is the second year the Rancho Simi Parks and Recreation Department puts on this Free event at Rancho Santa Susana Park.  Simi Valley Snow Fest has become very popular as one of the hills in the park is covered with snow, and a flat patch of snow is put out for the preschool age children.    […]

Posted in: 365 Things to do in Simi Valley, Events, Parks Tagged: 365 things to do, rancho simi parks and recreation, Santa Susana, Simi Valley, snow fest

#20 Yoga Nook – (Video blog) 365 Things to do is Simi Valley

(Video below) Simi Valley’s Yoga Nook is located at 2472 Stearns Street just off the the south side of the 118 freeway.  The Studio is 7 years old, owned and operated by Jeni Winterburn, long time Yoga instructor and Simi Valley resident.  I happened to visit on a Monday evening and class was full of […]

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#11 Rancho Santa Susana Park Walking & Jogging Trail – 365 things to do in Simi Valley

The Rancho Santa Susana Park Walking & Jogging Trail is a popular spot for Simi Valley residents to get some exercise, walk their dogs and even take a leisurely stroll with friends.  The trail is just under one mile in length.  The trail is flat wide and is all dirt which can be easier on […]

Posted in: 365 Things to do in Simi Valley, Parks Tagged: 365 things to do, Rancho Santa Susana Park, Simi Valley

#7 Go Yogurt – 365 Things to do in Simi Valley (Video)

(Video Below) Yogurt and dessert fans got to come out and see Go Yogurt. I remember in the early 1990’s. Yogurt was hot. Penguins was “the franchise” in the Yogurt business and then the Yogurt business seemed to fade away. In the last several years Yogurt has made a healthy return to retail spaces all […]

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