The 39th Annual Lucerne Blvd Block Party will be held on Sunday, October 18th from 1-5 pm on the 300 block of South Lucerne.
This year’s event features a delicious Persian dinner of kabob, rice, grilled tomatoes and salad (plus hot dogs for kids) with yummy Hansen’s mini cupcakes for dessert. Water has been generously donated by Sparkletts.
Entertainment includes a live band and new this year, Psychic Readings by Melinda Hess, the gifted Clairvoyant and Spiritual Guide. Readings will book quickly so sign up early.  There is an extra charge of $20 per reading. In addition, the New Petersen Museum will be proudly showing off one of their stunning classic cars.
For kids, there will be two bounce houses, one for big kids and one for the little ones, fantastic balloon animals and colorful face painting. Â Silly Sally the Clown will amuse children with Magic and Puppets as she strolls the block.
Come out and play some Ping Pong and enjoy a visit from our local Fire Station #29. The traditional Egg Toss Championship is always a big crowd-pleaser on this carefree afternoon on South Lucerne.
Friends, family, and four-legged friends ~ all are welcome to mingle with neighbors, stroll the boulevard, and ride bikes, scooters and skateboards. Take a moment in this great big city of Los Angeles to enjoy a bit of small town fun.
For more information and to sign up, please contact [email protected]. The cost is $25 per adult and $15 for children under 12.
Organizing committee member Christine Meyer, told the Buzz the first block party was organized by Michele Kneafsey in 1977 who lived on the 300 South Lucerne block.  She was inspired by a block party she attended in Chicago and decided it would be fun to bring neighbors together.  Other members of this year’s organizing committee include Robin Jameson, Ann Chang, Erin Walsh, Sandy Nasseri.
