An unhandled exception was generated during the execution of the current web request. Information regarding the origin and location of the exception can be identified using the exception stack trace below.Nearly 80 percent of the money raised by Roger Stone’s pro-Trump super PAC in 2016 came from television and film producer John P. Middleton, Media Matters for America reported Wednesday. Middleton is the son of Philadelphia Phillies owner John S. Middleton and is listed as co-producer of The LEGO Movie, executive producer of its sequel, and spinoff LEGO Batman and Ninjago films. According to Federal Elections Commission documents, Middleton gave $250,000 to Stone’s Committee to Restore America’s Greatness. The large contribution comes despite Stone’s assertion that his PAC would be funded by small donors. Trump and Clinton Take New York >Lewandowski Gets Cozy With Hannity >I’ve seen some really creative and fun ideas over my 20 years of providing LA’s #1 children’s LEGO and race car party entertainment.
And there’s a lot of great ideas being shared on mommy blogs, too. We’re bringing together some of our favorite ideas and tips for safe and fun birthday parties for your children here. We hope it sparks your imagination and helps you throw a birthday party your son or daughter won’t forget. Send us your ideas, questions or requests. Throwing a Best LEGO Birthday Party for your child? Looking for ideas about what to serve for lunch? Playparty.net has a few suggestions for LEGO party lunch ideas. Cover juice boxes so they look like LEGO bricks. First set the straws aside. Then cut card stock into a strip long enough to wrap around the box. Cut out matching circles. Use glue or glue dots to attach circles to the front of the box. Make it easy for guests to help themselves. Wrap utensils in a napkin and use a band of LEGO wrapping paper to hold everything together. What kid doesn’t like fruit? Especially when it’s displayed this way? Offer veggies and dip in convenient, healthful individual servings.
Put dollops of a kid-friendly dip — like hummus, ranch dressing, bean dip, pesto or salsa — in a cup. Then place finger-food sized vegetables inside the cup. Popular alternatives include julienned carrots, celery and bell peppers; cherry or grape tomatoes; blanched snow peas, snap beans or broccoli; a crisp leaf of romaine lettuce or radicchio.Use yellow cups and draw a mini-fig face on each with a black marker. Try your hand with a variety of faces — for example, smiling, winking or wearing sunglasses. The expressions below may inspire you. Make LEGO brick sandwiches with your child’s favorite filling — peanut butter and jelly, cheese, bologna, ham or turkey. Cut off the crusts and cut the sandwiches in half. Use a small cookie cutter, apple corer or water bottle cap to cut circles out from a slice of bread. Then press the circles onto the sandwiches with a bit of peanut butter or cream cheese. Pepperoni pizza can also look like LEGO bricks. Of course, every birthday party calls for a birthday cake
And the best part of all? You get to have the leftovers for breakfast the next day! Let playparty.net help you to make your child’s birthday celebration extra-special. to book your Playparty now! LEGO Taiwan created this sweet ad featuring 6 year-old Hsiao Feng to celebrate the magic of a child’s imagination. And to remind us that sometimes a parent’s attention is the greatest gift of all. The Summer Solstice, the longest day of the year, is nearly here. Lucky Angelenos bask in 14.5 hours of daylight. The Solstice marks the beginning of summer, three months of sun and fun. Make the most of it — celebrate the Solstice and kick-off summer with these family-friendly activities. Summer Solstice Festival, The Muckenthaler Cultural Center, Fullerton TheMuck has something for everyone to love. Experience it for yourself; visit the Summer Solstice Festival at the Muckenthaler Cultural Center in Fullerton on Sunday, June 26 from 12 PM to 4 PM. Enjoy the arts and crafts fair, children’s play area, storytellers, arts workshops, gallery tours and food booths.
Tap your toes to live music performed by Lisa Haley and the Zydekats, the Bastards of Belleville and the Darden Sisters. Summer Solstice Parade and Festival, Santa Barbara Up for a little drive? Head north and immerse yourself in Santa Barbara’s Summer Solstice Parade and Festival on Saturday, June 25 from12 PM to 2 PM. Conceived in 1974 by artist and mime Michael Gonzales, the Parade and Festival is “a celebration of life through art”, featuring colorful floats, whimsical costumes, music, drumming and dancing. Autry Museum of the American West in Griffith Park Voted LA’s “Favorite Museum”, the Autry Museum of the American West offers a variety of family -friendly events during the summer. Here are a few highlights. “Pan for Gold!” like a 49’er and relive the California Gold Rush. Open daily (except Mondays) through July 29, 11 AM to 3 PM. Discover stories of people who shaped the American West at “Drop-In Summer Family Fun”. Dress-up, scavenger hunts and old-time parlor games are perfect for families with kids 5 years of age and older.
Open Tuesdays to Fridays, June 28 to July 29, 11 AM to 3 PM. Experience photography through “Family Vision” on Sunday, July 31, from 1 PM to 4 PM. Bring your camera and participate in the Autry’s photographic puzzle hunt. Designed for families with children up to 13 years old. Hammer Museum, Westwood Village The Hammer Museum is located at the corner of Westwood and Wilshire Boulevards in Westwood Village. Admission to all exhibits and public programs is free. This summer, family programs include special guided sessions on Sunday, June 26, from 11 AM to 1 PM. Titled “Look Together: Art and Mindful Movement”, the sessions are designed for ages 8 and up. Learn how art can inspire relaxing movements and poses, and discover how the act of looking can put a person at ease. Families with kids ages 5 and up explore art and create together at The Hammer’s Pop-Up Studios. On Sunday, July 17, from 11 AM to 1 PM, artist Silke Otto-Knapp offers “Your Sky, Our Horizon”.