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Issue
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Lonely Planet Cover Contest - Extended!
Thanks to all who participated in our Cover Photo Contest! Good news is that we've extended the deadline! So keep on sending us your great submissions! And don't forget to check out great community events: JANM's Oshogatsu Festival and Zocalo's city-minded conversation with architects!
Flickr
photo of the week:
"made from a rainbow "
Submitted
by faria!
Submit your photos to ExperienceLA
Flickr
for a chance to be featured!
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In
this issue: December 27, 2007
- Extended: ExperienceLA Cover Photo Contest!
- Oshogatsu: New Year Family Day Festival
- "Do Cities Have Expiration Dates?"
- ExperienceLA Blog Highlights: Disney On Ice: Ice Princesses, Skating Around
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 Extended: ExperienceLA
Cover Photo Contest and
the LA Philharmonic!
Thanks in part to our sponsors,
our Cover Photo Contest has been extended to January 7th! We've gotten great submissions so far and we wanted to give you some more time to continue sending in your images! Enter
for a chance to have your
image considered in our upcoming
ExperienceLA Downtown LA guidebook,
specially produced by Lonely
Planet. If chosen for our
cover, you'll also win a
pair of tickets to the LA
Phil's
Concrete
Frequency Series.
CONCRETE
FREQUENCY is a series of events designed
to examine and celebrate
the elements that define a city, and how they
 are affected by, and reflected in, music.
Anchored by three orchestral programs, this
unique exploration will be enhanced by a film
series, an art exhibition, and a thought provoking
symposium. Check
out how you can get up to 58% off seats
for the January 4th kick-off concert!
Enter
Contest Now! | Concrete
Frequency
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 Oshogatsu: New Year Family Day Festival. Whimsical tales, arts 'n crafts, performances, and a special activity created by Giant Robot. Get free admission to the Murakami exhibit, create a daruma puppet, fold a special origami, and take a family Polaroid for our community New Year’s card. January 6th.
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 "Do Cities Have Expiration Dates?". Architects Qingyun Ma and Thom Mayne explore whether cities should be preserved as built or have “expiration dates” like everything organic, examining the lifecycle of built environments. January 10th.
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ExperienceLA Blog Highlight:
Disney On Ice: Princess Wishes, Skating Around
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 12/25/07: "While HSM appears to be a recent new favorite for kids (and probably some adults who get 'Getcha Head in the Game' in their heads), reminding everyone at the modern Disney magic that keeps people smiling and singing, this latest venture of "Princess Wishes" is a romp - or skate? - down memory lane for everyone..." Read More
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 12/27/07: "Christmas might be over, but it feels like winter's finally kicking in. I can finally appreciate my steaming cup of tea for the way it warms my stiff, carpal tunnel syndrome pending fingers!! Call me a Southern Californian anomaly, but I love it... the biting cold, bright pink cheeks, and having all the more reason to burrow under my jacket like a cozy mole." Read More
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