Three things to do this weekend to celebrate the end of AP Exams

From movies to flowers, there’s plenty to do this weekend to rest and recharge after AP exams.
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By Adrianna Bean, Staff
May 17, 2024
After the AP exams, unwind and enjoy yourself by seeing a movie, viewing art, or even visiting the Carlsbad flowers.
After the AP exams, unwind and enjoy yourself by seeing a movie, viewing art, or even visiting the Carlsbad flowers.
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Bring your imaginary friends to see Ryan Reynolds in his new movie “IF”
Bring your imaginary friends to see Ryan Reynolds in his new movie “IF”

When a girl finds out she can see everyone’s imaginary friends, she and her neighbor venture on a journey to reconnect these forgotten “IFs” with the grown-ups who made them. Fun for the whole family, the movie enters theaters May 17.

 

Check out the Beverly Hills Art Show
Check out the Beverly Hills Art Show

Since 1973, artists from around the globe have brought their work to the Beverly Hills Art Show! With over 230 creatives and a wide variety of mediums, this fair celebrates creatives of all kinds, along with live music, food trucks and more! This free event is taking place May 18 and 19 at Beverly Gardens Park from 10 a.m until 6 p.m.

Go see the Carlsbad Superbloom
Go see the Carlsbad Superbloom

The 2024 season of Carlsbad Flower Fields has been extended! Covering over 55 acres of California land, these flowers bring a pop of color to the spring landscape for only a few weeks each year. Don’t procrastinate seeing the viral superbloom covering your Instagram feed. Check out nature’s beauty along with other activities for the whole family. Make sure to buy your tickets for $18 in advance!

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Swiftie and first year Journalism writer Adrianna Bean can be found screaming the lyrics to whatever album she’s obsessed with right now (it’s always different). From animation and art, performing in plays and musicals, writing about topics she cares about, to re-reading her favorite books, Adrianna loves a good story, fiction and nonfiction. Story of Us? Love Story? Long Story Short? “The story starts when it was hot and it was summer and…?” She loves them all!
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