Surfin’ tribute to the Beach Boys music was summer season enjoyable at Warner Park – Day by day Information

Surfin’, a Beach Boys tribute band, had the gang waxing nostalgic with hit songs like Surfin’ Safari on Sunday night at Warner Park in Woodland Hills.

Concert-goers skilled the basic Beach Boys songs and harmonies — and even the look and apparel of the band of their early to mid-Nineteen Sixties hit-making days — because the tribute band’s promise to provide audiences a re-creation of a Beach Boys live performance.

Valley Cultural Foundation, celebrating its fiftieth 12 months, presents free live shows on Sundays via Aug. 24 on the Nora Ross Bandshell at Warner Park, 5800 Topanga Canyon Blvd., in Warner Center.

Emerging artist Millie Oliver and the Missing Pieces settled attendees right into a music groove round 5:30 p.m. earlier than the headliner band Surfin’ took the stage. The basis’s Emerging Artists Showcase program has helped to introduce the general public to up-and-coming musical abilities at Concerts at Warner Park for a few years.

Concerts are free however convey your individual blanket or low-back chair for seating. A VIP chair ($20) may be bought on live performance days or go for a VIP chair and paid parking mixture ($35, should be bought upfront).

Parking $20 (cash-only) on the parking construction on Califa Street throughout the road. Event parking begins at 4 p.m. (see the web site’s Directions and Parking part for parking particulars).

Bring a picnic dinner or buy objects from meals vans or native restaurant distributors earlier than the live shows.

Valley Cultural Foundation, 818-704-1358. www.valleycultural.org. Updates: www.facebook.com/ValleyCultural. Concert data, valleycultural.org/concerts-events/concerts