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Adult Swim: Annenberg Beach House to Host A Grown Up Nighttime Pool Party
The pool at the Annenberg Beach House (Lindsay William-Ross/LAist)
One of our favorite oceanfront venues is Santa Monica's Annenberg Beach House, and they have just announced an upcoming opportunity to experience their gorgeous pool with your fellow grown ups for an adult evening's beach party.
Here are the details, from the Annenberg Beach House folks:
Lounge, swim or dip into a relaxing and fun-filled evening at the historic and heated pool, complete with ocean views. On Thursday, August 18, from 6:30 pm - 9:30 pm, enjoy lounge music by the Martini Kings, games and complimentary shave ice. A light poolside dinner menu will be available from Back on the Beach Café featuring small plates, sandwiches and salads.
You've got to be 18 or older to attend, and the cost is $15 in advance. Parking is $5. You can get tickets ahead of time by calling Guest Services at 310-458-4904.
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