Take a stroll through the Los Angeles lavender fields for the most peaceful afternoon you’ve had in a while. The fields are located only an hour outside of Los Angeles, so it’s worth the day trip. You can sample lavender-flavored sweets and teas while you learn all about this special plant until July 21. Be sure to grab tickets ahead of time on their website! 10600 Highland Springs Ave, Cherry Valley, CA 92223

If there’s one thing that can surpass the grandeur of Disneyland, it’s another Disneyland, but on a mini scale. For this weekend only, catch a look at this special exhibit located in Orange County that you can visit for free. Architect David Sheegog and his wife, Frances Sheegog, have spent the last two decades building the Disney-themed backyard garden, Castle Peak And Thunder Railroad, as a hobby. Open Saturday, June 1 and 2 from 1 p.m. – 4 p.m., you can make a required reservation here! June 1 – 2

Accidentally Wes Anderson: The Exhibition is finally here! Step into the picturesque world of Wes Anderson at this stunning exhibition, and immerse yourself in the iconic aesthetic brought to life. Accidentally Wes Anderson: The Exhibition invites you to immerse yourself in the distinctive style of the renowned filmmaker. This unique exhibit features over 200 images that capture the symmetry and whimsy characteristic of Anderson’s films. As you explore seven themed rooms, you’ll feel like you’ve stepped into scenes from “The Grand Budapest Hotel” or “Moonrise Kingdom.” The exhibition is a celebration of travel photography and Anderson’s artistic vision, offering a chance to connect with fellow fans. Grab your tickets here. 1219 3rd Street Promenade, Santa Monica, CA 90401