Magnolia Park

Riders included Congressman Adam Schiff and City Councilwoman Emily Gabel-Luddy and plenty more enthusiasts

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Walk Bike Burbank, a local chapter of the Los Angeles County Bicycle Coalition, handed out free bike lights along Chandler Bike Path

Magnolia Park kicks off 2015 with the first Ladies and Gents Night Out of the year, including food trucks, live music, sales and Friday night fun.

For more than 10 years, the Burbank Sidewalk Astronomers have been setting up telescopes along the Chandler Bikeway in Magnolia Park. The monthly stargazing parties continue to draw more and more visitors.

The Magnolia Park eatery boasts a huge menu. From typical Americanized-Chinese fare to more traditional Chinese preparations, Century Dragon has some excellent dishes.

Magnolia Park's biggest party of the year saw more attractions, more attendance and more fun for all ages, while highlighting the shopping district's creative community and eclectic boutiques.

Friday evening's annual Magnolia Park party, Holiday In The Park, adds five tons of snow for kid-friendly play to the regular mix of festive holiday entertainment and fun. Visitors are encouraged to bring non-perishable food donations for the Burbank Temporary Aid Center.

The Magnolia Park elementary school students colored hundreds of butterflies which were put together in a giant art installation in Roosevelt's main hallway.

The birthday of the 26th President of the United States, Teddy Roosevelt, was celebrated at the local Burbank elementary school named in his honor. Burroughs High School marching band and cheerleaders were on hand, along with the Mayor of Burbank, to kick off the observance and party.