California Poppy Festival
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The poppy is the State flower of California and this annual festival celebrates its bloom in spectacular style during a two-day event with performances by well-known jazz artists, a children's carnival, a variety of arts and crafts and environmental displays.
- When: Apr 2009 (annual)
- Where: Lancaster City Park, Los Angeles
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