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Big Bear Lake Calendar of Events

International Migratory Bird Day - http://www.bigbear.com/
May 10, 2008
Ph: (909) 866-3437

Join bird enthusiasts from across the world in celebrating International Migratory Bird Day. On-going activities including bird walks, kids activities and presentations. Here's a great way for the whole family to get out and enjoy the birding. Some activities will cost a small fee to cover materials.

Big Bear Fireworks Show
Date: July 04, 2008
Phone: 909.866.4607

Come attend the biggest 4th of July fireworks display in Southern California. The fireworks are shot off from a barge on the Lake directly off of Pine Knot Landing. Fireworks begin between 8:45-9:15pm. Viewable from any of our public parks or the best spot, from a boat on the Lake. Make sure to bring a jacket or blanket because it can get cold.

Old Miners' Day Parade - http://www.oldminers.org/
Date: August 03, 2008
Phone: 909-866-4607

Big Bear Valley has a rich history of logging, ranching, and mining that has made the mountain Valley a historical treasure for California. With its numerous abandoned mines, ghost towns, romantic and notorious legends, heroes and villains, Big Bear takes to heart its past by celebrating it every summer through Old Miners' Days. Events begin June 30th and extend through August 5th. These events strive to bring history alive as residents and visitors take part in time honored and sometimes comical Big Bear Valley traditions and antics.

Big Bear Discovery Center
Date: Open 7 Days a Week
Location: 40971 North Shore Dr., Fawnskin, California
Ph: (909) 866-3437

Big Bear is home to several special attractions due to the unique qualities of the area. The Big Bear Discovery Center is operated cooperatively by the U.S. Forest Service and San Bernardino National Forest Association. Guests visit the center for naturalist-led interpretive programs, evening nature lectures, hiking and camping information and to view the changing exhibits which include every thing from native animals to fire prevention. Tours on foot or by canoe are available for the more adventuresome providing opportunities to learn about Big Bear waterfowl, aquatic and animal life. The Adventure Outpost is an onsite retail store which offers one-of-a-kind gifts.