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Earl Burns Miller Japanese Garden Grand Reopening at CSULB
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16: Enjoy family fun in the garden. Scan your barcode at the gate (with the new mobile app) for entry into the raffle. Crafts, giveaway, and fun! Free parking in Lot G4.
Origami Day at Japanese Garden in CSULB
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 13. 2022: Enjoy the garden for a few and make some Origami before the big game!
Iris Blossom Festival at CSULB Japanese Garden
SATURDAY, MAY 7: Family fun activities to celebrate Iris Blossom Festival and Children's Day.
Girl’s Day at CSULB Japanese Garden
MARCH 5: Girl's Day or "Doll Festival" is celebrated every March 3 in Japan to pray for the health and happiness of young girls in Japan.
Tanabata Star Festival at Earl Burns Miller Japanese Garden, CSULB
SUNDAY, JULY 7: According to legend, the two starts Orihime and Hikoboshi, which are usually separated from each other by the Milky Way, are able to meet. Visit the garden for giveaways, crafts, & music.
New Year Sekku at CSULB Japanese Garden
January 26: Welcome the Year of the Snake with crafts, activities, and live music.
Valentine’s Day Jazz Concert & Picnic at Earl Burns Miller Japanese Garden
February 14: Visit the Earl Burns Miller Japanese Garden at CSULB for a romantic evening under the stars. Enjoy live jazz music, bring your favorite food and drinks, and share a magical night with your special someone.
Origami Day Festival at Earl Burns Miller Japanese Garden
February 16: Join the Earl Burns Miller Japanese Garden at CSULB for a day of origami, crafts, music, and fun for all ages.
Girls Day at the CSULB Japanese Garden
MARCH 2: One of Japan's holidays "Hinamatsuri" where young girls and their femininity are celebrated. Enjoy a day filled with crafts and activities.
Children’s Day at CSULB Japanese Garden
May 4: Join Earl Burns Miller Japanese Garden for Children's Day with free activities and fun.
Tanabata Festival at the Japanese Garden at CSU Long Beach
July 6: Make a wish, enjoy crafts, and celebrate Japanese tradition at the Tanabata Festival at the Japanese Garden.
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