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La Casita Verde Summer Luau
LA CASITA VERDE CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER AND PRESCHOOL TO CELEBRATE SUMMER WITH OPEN HOUSE LUAU
LOS ANGELES – La Casita Verde Child Development Center and Preschool, at 4601 N. Figueroa, will hold its annual Summer Luau and open house with food, fun and live music for families and children under the age of 8 on June 30th, from 10am to 2pm.
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La Casita Verde’s annual summer open house party is going to be a luau this year, with LIVE MUSIC from EGG, tiki drinks for kids, food, ice cream, games, crafts, bouncy castle, balloon artist and water and bubble fun for kids. There will be party favors for the kids at the door so come out and join the families of La Casita Verde as we enjoy the beautiful summer day with fun, food, and a rockin band!
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Funds from tickets for food, games, raffle, photo booth and more go to help fund La Casita Verde - a non-profit 501(c)(3) - but entrance is FREE!
La Casita Verde is convenient to the 110 Freeway and adjacent to the Southwest Museum Gold Line Station. La Casita Verde Child Development Center, which offers full-day care and education, is a program of Mount Washington Preschool & Child Care Centers, a community-based, nonprofit organization in Northeast Los Angeles with a mission to create, manage and sustain developmentally appropriate, high quality, available, culturally-sensitive pre-school and childcare for families from all cultural, ethnic, and socio-economic backgrounds. The center is licensed under CA Licenses #192006521 and #198012751.
Housed in the historic Ziegler Estate, which was awarded the prestigious National Trust/HUD Secretary’s Award for Excellence in Historic Preservation in 2003 for its complete renovation, La Casita Verde is an ambitious and successful attempt to bring back the historic home and provide a top-of-the-line child-care facility for children and families from all cultural, ethnic, and socio-economic backgrounds from the underserved Highland Park area and surrounding communities. The restoration program brought together an energetic coalition of City departments, the Community Redevelopment Agency, and citizens’ groups. The renewed urban jewel was beautifully reborn into La Casita Verde, contributing to the rebirth of downtown Highland Park.
