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| General Information on Laguna Beach,
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Laguna Beach Chamber of Commerce |
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Laguna Beach
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| Hotels & Accommodations in and near Laguna
Beach, California |
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Montage -
Popular new resort hotel built in the Craftsman style, ocean front |
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Ritz Carlton
Laguna Niguel - Worldwide Top Ten lists, ocean front |
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The Inn at Laguna - Three
Star ocean front hotel located next door to Len Wood's Indian Territory
Gallery and steps away from Laguna's Main Beach |
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| Restaurants in and near Laguna Beach,
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Las Brisas Restaurant -
Popular local restaurant featuring grilled seafood etc with a Southwest
flair and panoramic ocean views, located next to Len Wood's Indian
Territory Gallery |
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| Southern California Museums featuring
American Indian Art |
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Museum of the
First People at Len Wood's Indian Territory Gallery (private museum
section of Len Wood's Indian Territory gallery featuring antique Southwest
jewelry and jewelry-making tools, antique baskets and rotating exhibits;
informal tours for collectors held on a continuing basis; some items in
the museum section --and all items in the rest of the gallery -- may be
available for purchase) |
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| The following
museums of interest to Native American Indian art enthusiasts are within
approximately two hours driving time from Len Wood's Indian Territory
Gallery in Laguna Beach, California: |
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Bower's Museum (about a 45 minute
drive from Len Wood's Indian Territory Gallery in Laguna Beach) |
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Autry National Center
(Museum of the American West in Griffith Park; Southwest Museum of the
American Indian in Mt. Washington) |
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Palm Springs Desert Museum |
| Agua
Caliente Cultural Museum |
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Malki Museum - on the
Morongo Reservation |
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San Diego
Museum of Man |
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Muckenthaler Cultural Center - Currently featuring Pueblo Indian
Pottery Exhibition Journeys from the Earth -
October 21 to December 23, 2007 |
| Home Design Inspirations for American
Indian Art Collectors |
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360-degree
Virtual Reality Tour of Gamble House The Gamble House in Pasadena,
California, is an outstanding example of American Arts and Crafts style
architecture. The house and furnishings were designed by Charles and Henry
Greene in 1908 for David and Mary Gamble of the Procter and Gamble
Company. The house, a National Historic Landmark, is owned by the City of
Pasadena and operated by the University of Southern California and is open
for public tours.
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| Other Sites of Interest |
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Laguna Art Museum - Located next door to Len Wood's Indian Territory
Gallery and one short block north from Laguna's Main Beach, the Laguna Art
Museum features both a permanent collection of both abstract and
representational art including early 20th century Plein Aire oil paintings
of Southern California landscapes and as well as rotating special
exhibitions which can feature any style, theme or art form. |
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| Festival of
the Arts & Pageant of the Masters : July 2 - September 1, 2006 |
| World famous art festival and pageant. The
pageant features live actors replacing human figures within art
masterpieces, paintings and sculptures. Special lighting and makeup and
other special effects "flattens" volunteer subjects to life-size
representations of the images in the paintings they are portraying
(something easier "seen" than "explained". ) The pageant sells out early
every year and many must wait for last minute cancellations on a standby
basis. A free shuttle service usually operates during festival hours in
the summer with one shuttle stop steps away from the front door of Len
Wood's Indian Territory Gallery. (At the adjacent corner in front of the
Laguna Art Museum.) |
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