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The world's largest public art event is making its first appearance in California in La Jolla this spring!! Regional artists' work is being displayed on forty life sized- fiberglass cows, and placed all over the La Jolla community for travelers to discover. More like a scavenger hunt than a parade, with maps provided to help find the bovine artwork, the Cow Parade is fun for adults and children alike!!  At the end of the show, the cows are to be auctioned for charity, so it is all good!!

The Cow Parade is also a great opportunity for local businesses to become involved on many levels. Businesses may promote themselves with cow window displays and promotions, or by helping to sponsor the event. Share your ideas with the Cow Parade organizers by calling:

Tiffany: (858) 454-5718

This event has been scaled down from its original plan to show 200 cows, but it will be lots of fun, and a reason to get out and enjoy the La Jolla weather!!

For more information, check it out at www.cowparadelajolla.com

Or you can see how much fun it will be on youtube:

http://video.aol.com/video-detail/cow-parade-art-event-la-jolla-california/605757264/?icid=VIDURVTRV12

The La Jolla Motor Car Classicis back for it's fifth year at the La Jolla Cove. This year the La Jolla Motor Car Classic will be held on Sunday, January 11, 2009, and is expected to draw a crowd upward of 9,000, with the vast majority of the spectators and participants hailing from La Jolla, Rancho Santa Fe and neighboring cities. 

Over the past four years, the La Jolla Motor Car Classic has paid tribute to Horseless Carriages, Italian marques, British marques, Woodies and 50's Classics. The featured marque for the 2009 show is American Sports Cars with a salute to GM on their 100th anniversary. In addition to these American classics, this event will highlight over 15 juried classes of automobiles. Vintage auto aficionados and collectors are encouraged to compete against the best of the best for many other marques as well, including: British, Italian, German, Horseless Carriages, CCCA Classics, Woodies, Special Interest Cars and many others.

This spectacular event, along the picturesque oceanfront setting of La Jolla, raises essential funds for the Monarch School, in its effort to provide education to children who might otherwise not be given the opportunity, and the Scripps Park Project.

For more information, visit the official website at http://www.lajollamotorcarclassic.com/