Head to Hermosa Beach if you want some irreverence for your Independence Day to see which woman will be crowned this year’s margarita wrestling champion. All proceeds go towards the fight against breast cancer. The party lasts all day and night at Hermosa and Manhattan Beaches.

Droog’s fifth rooftop Culprit session brings you the ‘Best of British’, a visit from Fabric resident and published academic, Ewan Pearson, who’ll be joined by recent LA transplant and Crosstown Rebels head honcho Damian Lazarus.

The two hour cruise features a brunch buffet with breakfast & lunch favorites plus a chocolate fountain and bottomless champagne. There are 3 cruises (departing from Marina del Rey, Long Beach and/or Newport Beach) to choose from at different times and prices.

Enjoy the Aquarium at night and get a “fish-eye” view of the Queen Mary fireworks. You can also opt for a combo ticket which includes a BBQ buffet offering BBQ chicken, hamburgers, hot dogs, baked beans, potato salad, corn bread and more.

The biggest fireworks show in SoCal will be accompanied by performances from 5 of the nation's best Drum Corps units, military flyovers, demonstrations and tributes, food court and more.

Enjoy the exhibits, music, food, fireworks, a kids fun zone and a business expo. Rooftop wristbands allow guests to see the fireworks display from the roof. These special tickets are limited and will be sold on a first come, first served basis.

A traditional fireworks extravaganza over the main channel programmed to patriotic music broadcast over FM radio KXLU, 88.9 and relayed over loudspeakers in Burton Chace Park. You can also enjoy the fireworks from Fisherman's Village, Marina Beach and as far away as Play del Rey and the Venice Pier.

Muscle Beach celebrates its anniversary by seeing who’s the most sculpted of them all.

Clowns, magic acts, human cannonballs, the double wheel of steel, highwire & trapeze stunts and all other things circus are here.