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Serving up Greek favorites with a dash of American flare thrown in, MythPoint Bistro in Westlake Village has quickly become a Conejo Valley favorite. Boasting multiple accolades from Restaurant Guru and impressive ratings on both Google and Yelp, you'd be hard-pressed to not fall in love instantly with this local gem! From the moment you first step through the door of MythPoint, you are family. ChiChi will be there at the counter, with a big smile and her infectious enthusiasm, ready to take your order and chat about your day. Give it a couple of visits, and she'll know you by name. Head chef and husband Jimmy can be found just behind her, manning the grill, while a son or two is sure to be somewhere in the building, helping wherever they are needed. In true Mom & Pop shop fashion, the heart and soul of this restaurant lives within the Biskin Family. They are the creators of every morsel of food, the genius behind every detail. Food has been a lifelong love for both ChiChi and Jimmy. They each grew up learning skills and traditional recipes from their elders before advancing those practices at culinary school and further honing their talents in their 13 restaurants spread across Europe. 7 years ago they decided to move to Westlake Village and of course, they brought their passion for gourmet Greek food with them! The Biskins describe their food as "slow food served fast". They take pride in preparing food for their guests the same way they would in their home- everything is made from scratch and cooked to order using fresh, high-quality ingredients and no preservatives. It's a quality you can quite literally taste. We can say with 100% confidence ChiChi's Baklava will be the best you will ever have in your life. She'll tell you the secret is the oregano honey she uses, but you know it's the love she works into those gooey, flakey layers. We've been slowly working our way through the menu, and we're happy to report that no matter what you order, you are sure to love it! Crafting their menu from their diverse cultural backgrounds and influences, you'll find dishes as American as fried chicken, to as Greek as spanakopita, with everything in between. Their bistro burgers have been named the best in Westlake Village, and Jimmy's inspired take on cheesesteaks and gyros will have you wanting to eat here every day just to try them all! Always giving back to their customers, kids under 12 can enjoy a free kids bowl for every adult meal with drink ordered, and between 5-7 pm, one Hillas Greek Lager will be on the house when you spend $20 on regular-priced items. MythPoint Bistro 3825 E Thousand Oaks Blvd STE E Westlake Village OPEN Monday through Saturday 10 am to 7:30 pm CLOSED on Sunday 805.443.4242 Brought to you by: Jessica Carter l DRE #01490419 l 818.590.4246 l JessicaCarterHomes@gmail.com www.JessicaCarterHomes.com "Your Fountainwood neighbor and local area specialist"

Thanks to the generosity of We Rate Dogs and the 15/10 Foundation, this February adoption fees are WAIVED for German Shepards and Shepard mixes that are older than 1 year. And wouldn’t you know, our local care center is full of eligible floofs just waiting to be yours. Whether you want a young’un full of energy, or a distinguished senior, they will have just the shepard for you! For the just outta pup stage, we have Mia and Alvin. They are equal parts cute, and spunk! If you are looking for a calm(er), little more mature option, there are several middle-agers to choose from: If you have a soft spot for the seniors like we do, then you'll fall for these next two sweethearts: This push to adopt German Shepards and mixes applies to all LA County Care Centers and is in honor of the late, great, Doug; CEO of the viral account @WeRateDogs. Doug was a German Shepard and loyal friend to his hooman, Matt. It is in his honor that adoption fees have been waived! Not from the area but fell in love with one of these pups? No problem! Out of state adopters are welcome, and transportation arrangements can be made if needed. The Care Center has new hours, it is now open Monday- Saturday 11 am to 5 pm! Closed on Sundays. If you are looking for pet, we encourage you to start your search at the Agoura Animal Care Center. They are full with a bevvy of dogs and cats all eager to meet their furever families. We are confident the next member of your family can be found here! Brought to you by: Jessica Carter l DRE #01490419 l 818.590.4246 l JessicaCarterHomes@gmail.com www.JessicaCarterHomes.com "Your Fountainwood neighbor and local area specialist"

While our little neck of the woods may not be the first place you think of when it comes to walking in a winter wonderland, there are plenty of nearby daycations that will have you feeling as though you’ve been transported to one. Here are our top suggestions for those of you who are looking for a quick wintery getaway: Frazier Park Free sledding and snow play at Chula Vista Campground! Just drive to the end of Cuddy Valley road and you’ll find it. You will need a Forest Adventure Day Pass to park, which can be bought at the gas station in Frazier Park or online. And don’t forget the sleds! Costco has some nice ones. Be sure to check weather conditions before you go, as they don't always have snow. We imagine the snow will be prime after this storm, though! For a more comprehensive guide to visiting Frazier Park, this blog is full of useful information. It is a must-read for anyone planning on going! Big Bear Whether you want to ski, sled, snowshoe, or simply build a snowman, Big Bear is sure to have you covered! Snow Valley This mountain features $5 million in recent upgrades and offers Skiing and Snowboarding, a Tube Park, night sessions, and a Snow Play area. It is best for beginners and families. Snow Summit Intermediate snow bunnies and families will enjoy this mountain. It offers Skiing and Snowboarding, a Snow Tube Park, night sessions, and great views. Bear Mountain With its wide array of slopes, this mountain is ideal for any level. It recently underwent $7 million in upgrades and has the only halfpipes in Southern California. Skiing and Snowboarding is offered, there are NO tube hills here or night skiing. At least to our understanding. You can find all the information you need concerning these resorts by visiting this website. Rim Nordic Give snowshoeing or cross country skiing a go, they are both a FANTASTIC workout. At Rim Nordic you can both rent their equipment and hit their trails. Details here. As far as snowshoeing in other areas of Big Bear, you can rent equipment from Get Boards, or go with a company like Rim Nordic or Actions Tours California; though it seems like you will be required to use the snow shoes solely at Rim Nordic, or go on a tour with Action Tours. If you don't want to pay for a shoe tour, it sounds like the Pacific Crest Trail is a great spot to go, as well as the Pine Knot Trail, and Grandview Point. When heading out without guides, always be sure to let someone know where you are going and research the trail beforehand. And don't forget to practice Leave No Trace! Snowdrift Snow Tubing Park Open Monday through Friday10 am to 4 pm, Saturday, Sunday, and Holidays 9 am to 5 pm. The price is $25 per person, per hour. Cash only! There is an ATM machine there if you need it. Snowdrift Snow Tubing Park is located on the right-hand side of Hwy 18 as you head up to Big Bear, just before you reach Snow Valley Mountain Resort. All the information you need can be found here. Aspen Glen Picnic Area Enjoy FREE sledding, just be sure to have the Adventure Pass for parking, and bring your sleds. Word on the street is this place can get pretty full, so go early. Read the reviews for Aspen Glen here and be as prepared as possible before you go. Ice Skating It’s not an Agoura Hills winter without a trip to the Iceoplex in Simi Valley! Now through January 4th, they have special extended holiday hours for public skate. 9 am-12 pm, 1-5 pm10 pm, and 6-10 pm will be open to the public. Admission is $20 and includes skate rentals. They will close at 5 pm on Dec. 24th, 31st, and Jan. 4th, and will be closed on Christmas Day. Don’t forget to dress warmly! Visit their website for more information. Brought to you by: Jessica Carter l DRE #01490419 l 818.590.4246 l JessicaCarterHomes@gmail.com www.JessicaCarterHomes.com "Your Fountainwood neighbor and local area specialist"

Just down the street in Oak Park, Cafe Sapientia has been serving up delicious coffees, specialty teas, and light fare since 2019. The ambience in Sapientia is a perfect blend of welcoming and modern. A smattering of tables inside the cafe offers an inviting place to dine, or enjoy our year round beautiful weather at one of the patio tables. We find the menu to be just the right size. Not too simplistic, but not large and overwhelming either. We love the Avocado Toast with Prosciutto and the Chicken Pesto Panini. If you are in the mood for something a little more sweet, choose between croissant options, cookies, pastries, muffins, macrons, and more. The abundance of specialty drink options ensures you could try something new every day and never drink the same thing twice- well, at least for awhile, anyway! But the real reason we are Cafe Sapientia fans is because of just one menu item- the Korean shaved ice. Trust us when we say this is the BEST shaved ice you will ever have! The bowl is huge, don’t try and tackle it yourself, and they don’t skimp on the toppings either. Their shaved ice is the best-kept secret in all of Oak Park! Cafe Sapientia is located at 706 Lindero Canyon Rd. Ste 794. They are open Wednesday to Monday from 9 am to 5 pm (closed on Tuesdays). Visit their website for more information. Brought to you by: Jessica Carter l DRE #01490419 l 818.590.4246 l JessicaCarterHomes@gmail.com www.JessicaCarterHomes.com "Your Fountainwood neighbor and local area specialist"

You’ve heard us talk about Healthcare for Homeless Animals before. This incredible nonprofit helps cover the costs of much-needed medical care for the pets in the Agoura Animal Care Center. Without their help, many animals would have to wait until adoption to receive needed care that’s not covered by the shelter system. Healthy pets are happier, which means they have a better chance at being quickly adopted, making the work they do invaluable. Now through the end of December, any donations to HHA will be MATCHED by a generous donor. Your donation with be worth twice as much! This donor has committed to matching up to $25,000 worth of donations, how incredible! Let’s make sure we take them for every penny! Donating in easy, simply stop by the Agoura Animal Care center, visit their website, or donate via Venmo. Their handle on Venmo is: @HealthcareForHomelessAnimals. We’ll be making a donation, and if you are able to, we hope you will consider it as well! *You can also donate to HHA by listing them as your Ralph's community reward. Simply visit Ralphs.com, click on community rewards, and enter your rewards number and HHA's ID# C1066. When you shop, Ralph's will make a donation to the organization! UP FOR ADOPTION “God loves a terrier, yes he does! God loves a terrier! That’s because small, sturdy, bright and true! They give their love to you! God didn’t miss a stitch, be a dog or be a....” Best in Show anyone? Anyone? Classic Christopher Guest movie, for those who enjoy mockumentaries and dry humor. It’s a favorite, check it out. Anyway, speaking of terriers, we have three of them for you! Miss Ella just celebrated her first birthday, and you know her birthday wish was for a place to call home. She is spayed and ready to start her next chapter! Pitufo may be small in stature, but he’s big in heart! This handsome gent is looking for a quiet home with a warm lap to curl up on so he can live out his golden years in peace. Lennox is a 10 year old Patterdale terrier. At 20 lbs he's on the smaller side, and still has a lot of love to give. He is neutered and ready to meet his new family! Visit the Agoura Animal Care Center to view these pets, and many others, and the start of your new year just might be the start of a lucky someone’s new life! Brought to you by: Jessica Carter l DRE #01490419 l 818.590.4246 l JessicaCarterHomes@gmail.com www.JessicaCarterHomes.com "Your Fountainwood neighbor and local area specialist"

We can’t remember where we found this sugar cookie and royal icing recipe, but we’ve received such high praise for it we thought it was time to share. The cookies hold their shape well and have great flavor, making them perfect for decorating. This is Amanda's go-to recipe! Sugar Cookies 2 cups of butter, softened 2 cups of white sugar 2 eggs 2 teaspoons of vanilla 2 lbs (6 cups) of all purpose flour 1 teaspoon of salt (less if butter was salted) 1 Tablespoon of baking powder In a mixer cream butter and sugar together until light, 3-5 mins Add eggs and vanilla and mix well Mix flour, salt, and baking powder in a separate bowl Gradually add four mixture to dough and beat until just combined Roll out dough to 1/4" thickness, cut into shapes, and bake at 350 for 8-10 minutes. The trick is to pull them from the oven before the edges start to brown Royal Icing 5 Tbsp meringue powder 1 tsp cream of tartar 3/4 cup warm water 2 lb bag of powdered sugar 1 tsp corn syrup 1-2 Tbsp emulsion or extract of choice. In mixer bowl, pour the warm water, meringue powder, and cream of tartar. Mix with a whisk by hand until it is frothy. Pour in all the powdered sugar and mix on the lowest speed using the paddle attachment for 10 minutes. Scrape down the sides after the first couple of minutes to make sure all sugar is incorporated. Add corn syrup and emulsion/extract during the last couple of minutes of mixing. Decorating with Royal Icing can be tricky, we recommend checking out some of the videos below! This is a great video demonstrating the different Royal Icing consistencies. It should be noted that our recipe is too runny for the first two consistencies. Learning how to decorate using royal icing? The simple designs in this video are a great place to start! Brought to you by: Jessica Carter l DRE #01490419 l 818.590.4246 l JessicaCarterHomes@gmail.com www.JessicaCarterHomes.com "Your Fountainwood neighbor and local area specialist"

Have you been considering adding to your family? Our local Agoura Animal Care Center is at maximum capacity! Because of this, dog adoption FEES HAVE BEEN WAIVED! Now through the end of October. There will still be a fee for license and trust, but the adoption itself is free! If you are willing and able, now is the perfect time to welcome a rescue dog into your home. There are a plethora of breeds, sizes, ages, and personalities available at the care center right now. We are confident the perfect companion for you is there waiting. So hurry over, there are only a few days left! Have you ever fancied being the proud parent to a Pot-Bellied Pig? You'd have to inquire with the city if we are allowed to own them here in Fountainwood (they do actually make decent indoor pets. It's a thing!), but shelter staff asked if we could help get the word out about these hogtastic ladies. Maple and Truffles are looking for their forever with someone who has a large yard for them to roam. They are tidy gals, and will do just about anything for food. A little shy, yet friendly, they are sure to open up and become loving companions once they find a secure home. They enjoy one another's company, but are not bonded and can go to separate homes. So if you know anyone who could offer these piggies a home, please send them over to the care center! Brought to you by: Jessica Carter l DRE #01490419 l 818.590.4246 l JessicaCarterHomes@gmail.com www.JessicaCarterHomes.com "Your Fountainwood neighbor and local area specialist"

While our area received a bounty of much needed rain this spring, we do still ultimately live in a dry climate with limited water reserves. If you are looking for ways to lessen your water usage and are willing to put in just a little bit of effort to do so, then this article is for you! Did you know our Las Virgenes Water District has a recycled water fill station? This water has been recovered from wastewater and while you wouldn't want to consume it, it is safe to come into contact with and is perfect for watering our lawns; lessening our dependence on imported drinking water. And it is completely FREE, you can retrieve up to 300 gallons of water a day! A day! That is incredible! But how do you get it? We had a good chat with Foutainwood neighbor Doug about it. He has been taking advantage of this program for some time and gave us some great insights. First, you'll need to complete a Water Fill Station training course, which can be found here. The training is free and needs to be done annually. Details and more information about this program can be found by clicking here. The fill station is located at 3700 Las Virgenes Road at the Rancho Las Virgenes Composting Facility. You get your training done, now how do you get this water from point A to point B, your house? Doug has his system down pat. With the backseat gone, his 300 gallon barrel fits easily into the back of his van and he is able to both fill the barrel, and empty it onto his lawn, from the back of his van. An electric pump and garden hose give him all the pressure he needs to water away. Watch the video below of a similar system for reference! If this process sounds physically strenuous to you, we thought the same! But Doug, who is a retiree, assured us it is actually not difficult at all. Anyone in reasonable health should have the physical ability to perform all the necessary tasks without much effort. Want to use recycled water but don't have the means of getting it to your house? There's delivery! Click here to explore those options. Brought to you by: Jessica Carter l DRE #01490419 l 818.590.4246 l JessicaCarterHomes@gmail.com www.JessicaCarterHomes.com "Your Fountainwood neighbor and local area specialist"

We have two big events coming up here in Fountainwood! Halloween Block Party The residents of Pisces Street are planning their frightful block party once more, and we are all invited! Bring your favorite Halloween dish to share with everyone, and if you’d like to contribute to the trick or treating but don’t live in the immediate area you are welcome to bring candy to pass out. Last year’s event was an absolute scream, and we are so excited they are continuing with this spooktacular tradition! Free Family Photo Mini Sessions The Jessica Carter Team is sponsoring a limited number of FREE Mini Photo sessions on Saturday, November 11th and Sunday, November 12th. Photos will be taken at Sumac Park from 9am-12pm on Saturday, and from 9-11am on Sunday. Each session will last for 15 minutes. Participants will receive all photos taken by Nov. 14th, and they will receive 2 edited photos of their choice by Nov. 22nd. Call or text Jessica at 818-590-4246 to reserve your spot today! Brought to you by: Jessica Carter l DRE #01490419 l 818.590.4246 l JessicaCarterHomes@gmail.com www.JessicaCarterHomes.com "Your Fountainwood neighbor and local area specialist"

Trick or treat?! We'll take the treat, please. Looking for a simple and delicious treat that'll wow the ghosts and ghouls this Halloween? Try a Caramel Apple Bar! They are easy to put together, and always a big hit. Be it for a Halloween party, a bridal shower, or a book club, this simple dessert is always a crowd-pleaser and perfect no matter what time of year it is. Here's how to do it: Equipment 6 Quart Crock Pot filled halfway with water Wide Mouth Mason Jars- one for each dip Bowls for the toppings Long skewers Dips 1 Cup each of: Chocolate Chips Butterscotch Chips White Chocolate - Plus 2 teaspoons of vegetable oil per cup of chips 1 Bag 10.8 oz of Caramels (Werther's Soft Caramels are recommended!) - Plus 1/3 cup heavy whipping cream plus a pinch of fine sea salt and a dash of vanilla Toppings Sprinkles Crushed pretzels Crushed Oreo's An assortment of Apples Directions Dips Caramel- In a saucepan combine the unwrapped caramels with 1/3 a cup of heavy whipping cream and 2 tablespoons of water. Stirring frequently, melt the caramels over medium-low heat until smooth. Take off heat and mix in the salt and vanilla. Transfer to a Mason Jar. Chips- In a microwave safe bowl, melt each type of chip in 30 second intervals with the 2 teaspoons of oil per cup. Stir between intervals and heat until smooth. Transfer to a mason jar. Place your Mason jars full of dips into the crockpot. Keep the crock pot on high, and your dips should be good for the duration of the party! Prepping Apples Slice the apples into wedges and immerse them in a saltwater bath for 5-10 minutes. The ratio for this water is 1 cup of room temperature water to 1/2 teaspoon of salt, make however much you need. This will prevent them from browning. After soaking, drain the apples in a colander and rinse them with cold water. Keep them refrigerated until you are ready to use them, and pat dry before serving. Toppings Place whichever toppings you wish to use into bowls. That's it! Offer as many or as few dips and toppings as you wish. Your guests will enjoy making their custom creations! We were inspired by this blog post to create the bar, check out the article for more suggestions and tips! Brought to you by: Jessica Carter l DRE #01490419 l 818.590.4246 l JessicaCarterHomes@gmail.com www.JessicaCarterHomes.com "Your Fountainwood neighbor and local area specialist"

Summer might be over, but our local events schedule didn't get that memo. Every Saturday & Sunday Now Thru October- Fall Harvest Festival at Underwood Farms Where: Underwood Farms 3370 Sunset Valley Rd. Moorpark When: 9 am to 6 pm Cost: $26, children under 2 are free Enjoy a variety of themes as they switch out each weekend. Friends of the Farm, Antique Tractor, Wild West, Farm Country, and All About Pumpkins will keep you coming back for more each week. Fall is the perfect time to visit Underwood Farms! Nights of the Jack Where: King Gillette Ranch in Calabasas When: Most days, now through the 31st Cost: Prices start at $29.99 The interactive jack-o-lantern festival is back! Immerse yourself in a world of spooky wonder. To reserve tickets and for more information click here. Reign of Terror Haunted House Where: Janss Marketplace When: Friday, Saturday, Sunday, & Halloween nights now through November 4th Cost: That's a loaded question, starts at $35 The largest indoor Haunted House in Southern California! Visit if you dare. Pricing and times vary, it's best to consult the website here. Santa Paula Ghostwalks Where: Masonic Temple Santa Paula, 102 N 7th St Santa Paula When: Weekend nights starting the 13th-29th. First tour is at 6:30, last at 9 pm Cost: $15 for adults, $10 for children 12 and under This tradition has been haunting patrons for 28 years. Tours are approximately an hour and tours are limited to 30 people and leave in 15 minute increments. Find out more here. Oct. 5th- First Thursday Event at Whizin Market Square Where: Whizin Market When: 4 to 8 pm Cost: Free Special sales, local artists, and live music. It's the place to be on Thursday nights! Oct. 5th- Conejo Uncorked Charity Wine and Food Festival Where: 299 S Moorpark Rd, TO When: 5:30 to 8:30 pm Cost: It's for charity For more information and to buy tickets, it is best to check their website. Oct. 6-8th- 51st Annual Ventura Harvest Festival Where: Ventura County Fairgrounds When: 10am to 5pm Cost: General Admission is $9, Seniors and Military $7, youth 13-17 $4, free -12 Get your holiday shopping finished early this year! More than 24,000 handmade creations from hundreds of artists will be on display and available for purchase. Click here for more. Oct. 7-8th- Reyes Adobe Days Where: Reyes Adobe Park When: 11 am to 4 pm Cost: Free Can you say you are even an Agoura resident if you don't attend Reyes Adobe Days? Music, food, and vendors, what more could you need?! Visit here for more information. Oct. 7-8th- 37th Annual Avocado Festival Festival Where: Linden Avenue, downtown Carpinteria When: Saturday 10 am to 10 pm, Sunday 10 am to 6 pm Cost: FREE Holy guacamole, you had us at avocado! California's largest FREE music festival! Enjoy the music of over 60 performers, and of course, all the avocados you can eat. More information here. Oct. 14-15th- Seaside Highland Games Where: Ventura County Fairgrounds When: 9 am to 5 pm Cost: $25 general, $20 for seniors & military, $5 children 6 to 12 Men in kilts? Sign us up! It'll be like taking a quick trip to Scotland. Enjoy music, dancing, traditional highland events, great food, and more! Learn all about it here. Oct. 14th- 6th Annual Chinese Cultural Day Where: Thousand Oaks Civic Arts Plaza Park When: 11 am to 4 pm Cost: Free Performances, food, cultural experiences and more. Learn more here. Oct. 14th- Westlake Village's 21st Annual City Celebration Where: 31200 E Oak Crest Drive, WLV When: 3 to 8 pm Cost: Free Fun for the whole family! Family Fun Fair, food trucks, live performances and more. Oct. 15th- 31st Annual Thousand Oaks Rotary Street Fair Where: Moorpark Road between Hillcrest and Wilbur When: 9 am to 4 pm Cost: Free With over 300 vendor booths, this street fair is sure to be one for the ages! Enjoy all the fun things. More information here. Oct. 21st- Halloween Haunted Trail Where: 2525 N Moorpark rd, Thousand Oaks Community Center When: 6 to 9 pm Cost: $5 to take the Haunted Trail This event sells out, buy ahead! Click here for more details. Oct. 21st & 22nd, and 28th & 29th Boo at the Zoo Where: The Teaching Zoo at Moorpark College When: 11 am to 4:30 pm Cost: Adults $12, Children $10, Seniors $10 Interactive Trick or Treating, scavenger hunt, kid crafts, wildlife meet and greets, food trucks, and plenty of photo ops. Buy your tickets here. Oct. 22nd- Calabasas Pumpkin Festival Where: De Anza Park When: 10 am to 5 pm Cost: $10 Buy your tickets in advance, this one tends to sell out. Oct. 22nd- Kids Fun Zone Where: Janss Marketplace When: 12 to 2 pm Cost: Free Wear your best Halloween costume! Fun activities for the littles. Oct. 28th- Harvest Festival at the Stagecoach Inn Museum Where: Stagecoach Inn Museum When: 1 to 4 pm Cost: $10 per person, $5 for children 5 to 12 Take your Trick or Treating back in time at this fun event that is great for the whole family. Details here. Oct. 31st- Halloween Carnival Where: Oak Park Community Center When: 4 to 7 pm Cost: Advance purchase is $5, $10 day of Inflatables, game booths, face painting and more! Oct. 31st- Block Party Where: Pisces Street When: Starts at 5:30 pm Cost: Bring a treat to share Bring trick or treating back to the neighborhood! We had so much fun at this event last year. We're promised it's going to be even bigger and better this year. You don't want to miss it! You can find EVEN MORE, yes, more, events by visiting The Conejo Valley Guide. There is seriously so much going on this month, it is just insane. Click here for the full calendar. Brought to you by: Jessica Carter l DRE #01490419 l 818.590.4246 l JessicaCarterHomes@gmail.com www.JessicaCarterHomes.com "Your Fountainwood neighbor and local area specialist"

The spooky season is upon us, or pumpkin spice everything season, if you prefer. It’s time for pumpkin patches and haunted houses! Here’s where to go to make the most of your Halloween season! Pumpkin Patches Corner of Agoura & Kanan and a 2nd location in the parking lot at DIY- Both locations are part of Bennett’s Best Pumpkin Patches. Each patch offers free popcorn to patrons, and snacks and drinks are only $1. An $8 wristband gives you unlimited goes on the inflatables, making these patches easily the most affordable. Hours are Mon-Thurs 10am to 8pm, Fri-Sat 9am to 9pm, and Sun 10am to 8pm. Open on October 7th. Lombard St. and Hodencamp- several inflatables and simple carnival rides makes this patch ideal for younger kiddos. Instagramable photo ops abound, making this patch a great place to be seen. Underwood Family Farms Fall Harvest- With themed weekends complete with activities and of course pumpkin picking, there’s something for everyone here. $26 per person, children under 2 are free. 11am to 6pm Saturdays and Sundays through October 29th. Events Nights of the Jack is back in Calabasas. Now through the 31st, tickets start at $30. Reign of Terror Haunted House is at Janss Marketplace once more. Go see the largest indoor haunted house in Southern California if you dare! Pricing and times vary, runs now through November 4th. Santa Paula Ghostwalks are sure to be a spooky time and run Oct. 13th- 29th on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday nights. Pricing and times vary, so it’s best to purchase ahead. The residents on Pisces St. are planning their spooky block party once more, and we are all invited! Bring a goody to share with everyone, and if you’d like to contribute to the trick or treating feel free to set up an area to hand out candy. Last year’s event was an absolute blast, you don’t want to miss this! Brought to you by: Jessica Carter l DRE #01490419 l 818.590.4246 l JessicaCarterHomes@gmail.com www.JessicaCarterHomes.com "Your Fountainwood neighbor and local area specialist"