June, it's the month when summer arrives, but that's certainly not all! Here are some family fun things you can do with your kids in Malibu, Calabasas, Conejo Valley, Oak Park, Agoura Hills, Thousand Oaks, Newbury Park, Westlake Village and nearby in Los Angeles and Ventura Counties this month to make the most of June and some of it's special days! 10 June Holidays, Happening & Occasions to Celebrate with your Family. Visit the Macaroni KID Conejo Valley - Malibu - Calabasas event calendar for more family fun ways to celebrate in June or anytime.
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1. Get outside
June is Great Outdoors Month, so get out there and make the most of these waning days of spring and these first days of summer. Stay cool and head to the beach, try a new park — or head to an old favorite, go on a picnic, take a hike, go geo-catching, try birdwatching, go camping or take the kids fishing.
Get started enjoying nature together:
- Conejo Valley Botanical Garden and Kids Adventure Garden
- Gardens of the World - Thousand Oaks
- Rancho Simi Recreation and Park District - Oak Park and Simi Valley
- City of Calabasas Parks and Trails
- Malibu City Parks
- Alumni Park at Pepperdine - Malibu
- Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area - Los Angeles and Ventura Counties
- Santa Monica Mountains Trails - Los Angeles and Ventura Counties
- Conejo Recreation and Park District - Thousand Oaks and Newbury Park
- Westlake Village City Parks
- City of Agoura Hills Parks
- Conejo Open Space Conservation Agency - Trails and Open Space in the Conejo Valley
- Los Angeles County Beaches and Harbors
- Ventura County Beach Front Parks
- Santa Monica State Beach
- City of Los Angeles Department of Recreation and Parks
- California Department of Parks and Recreation
- Take your family birdwatching - read here for helpful information
2. Eat a donut
National Donut Day is the first Friday in June, but that doesn't mean you can't have one all month long and beyond! We've got quite a few great local donut shops to choose from and some famous favorites not so far. How about making your own? I'm sure your kids will love to make and eat them!
- Donut Day ways to Celebrate: Local Donut Shops, Yummy Recipes + More!
- Local Donut Shops, Yummy Recipes and more ways to Celebrate Donut Day
3. Enjoy that corn on the cob
There's nothing better than that first corn on the cob of the season, with lots of butter and salt . . . yummmy. National Corn on the Cob Day is June 11
Change up the way you make corn on the cob:
- Try it fried too, or fancy it up with one of our compound butter recipes!
- MACARONI MENU: A Corn on the Cob Recipe For on the Cob Day
Skip the grocery line and pick up your ears of corn fresh from the farm at one of our many local farmers markets - take your kids along for a fun day out.
Every Saturday
- 👩🌾 Calabasas Farmers Market 💚
- 👩🌾 Agoura Hills Farmers Market at Whizin Market Square
Every Sunday
- 👩🌾The Malibu Farmers Market 🌊🍓🥕🥗🥑😋
- 👩🌾 Westlake Farmers Market
Every Thursday
- 👩🌾 Thousand Oaks Certified Farmers' Market
Every Friday
- 👨🌾 Simi Valley Farmer's Market
Visit the Macaroni KID Conejo Valley - Malibu - Calabasas event calendar for more information.
4. Show your Red, White and Blue
If you haven't already this is a great time to hang out your American Flag and give a little love to that red, white and blue for Flag Day. Click here for all the facts about Flag Day from History.com. Flag Day is June 14
- Celebrate and Learn about Flag Day with Your Family!
- DIY Popsicle Stick American Flags Kids can Make
- DIY A Beaded American Flag Pin to Show Your Patriotism
- Cool Berry Flag Cake for Any Patriotic Celebration
5. Celebrate Dad!
Here's a few ideas for Celebrate Dad plus some easy Father's Day crafts the kids can make — and he'll treasure. Father's Day is the third Sunday in June.
- Father's Day Family Fun Things to do in Conejo Valley-Malibu-Calabasas
- Dads, Find Out What Kids REALLY Think: Free Father's Day Printable!
- DIY Photo Coasters for Dad: A Practical and Easy! Father's Day Gift
- DIY Photo Frame Makes Keepsake Father's Day Gift
6. Juneteenth
Juneteenth, sometimes called the country's “second Independence Day," celebrates the freedom of enslaved people at the end of the Civil War. Take a look below to learn more, teach your kids about this important "Freedom" holiday, find yummy recipes and find fun things to do to celebrate with your family. Juneteenth is June 19
Check the Macaroni KID Conejo Valley - Malibu - Calabasas event calendar for Juneteenth events
- All about Juneteenth 💚🖤❤️ Celebrate and Learn More with Your Family
- Family Fun Ways to Celebrate Juneteenth With Your Children
- How to Talk to Children about Juneteenth
- Fun Ways to Celebrate Juneteenth With Your Children!
- Juneteenth: A Day to Celebrate, Lift Each Other Up & Reflect
7. Celebrate the start of summer in Conejo Valley - Malibu - Calabasas!
Macaroni KID Conejo Valley - Malibu - Calabasas is here to help you make the most of summer 2022 with fun things to do with your family. You'll find all the Agoura Hills, Oak Park, Westlake Village, Thousand Oaks, Newbury Park, Malibu, Calabasas and SoCal summer events, fairs, festivals, and much more on our events calendar and in our summer fun articles!
Summer Solstice / start of Summer is June 21
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