The Perfect Fall Picnic & Art Walk for $20
Too hot in the summer, too cold in the winter, fall is just right!
Fall is here, farmer's markets are still booming, and it is now the perfect weather to enjoy a picnic. Picnics don't have to be costly and neither does art. The Getty shows free exhibits (parking is not included at $15) all year long showcasing some of the finest art featured around the world. They have numerous benches, grass lawns, and scenic eateries perfect for your DIY picnic.
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Do's & Don'ts of the Getty
DO bring your own water, it is often over looked but necessary for every meal
DO bring a picnic blanket, in the morning the grass can be moist from dew
DO check the Getty Website for closure dates, times, & exhibition schedules
Do NOT bring wine or other alcoholic beverages, they will check your bag and throw it out
Do NOT bring sharp knifes, they will ask you to bring it back to your car or throw it out
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Picnic Grocery List:
2 tomatoes $1.30
1 avocado $2
1 meyer's lemon (FREE in season in the backyard, ask around as many people are harvesting their lemon trees this time of year)
1 sparkling mineral water $1.29
1 quarter cut of watermelon (when you buy quarter cuts they are the same price per pound as whole watermelon unlike cubed watermelon pieces) $2.50
1 sandwich roll $.69
1 cup spinach $.50
4 slices Follow your heart cheese $.79
1 cup Beyond meat chicken salad (in the prepared foods section at whole foods) $3.49
1 ear of corn (make sure to buy organic non GMO) $.33
1 salad created in the prepared foods section at Whole Foods (primarily kale & spinach based as it is priced per pound) $7.69
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Ariana Cleo
Picnic Basket: Pier One Imports
Picnic Accessories: Pottery Barn, Cost Plus World Market, & Macys