Carnevale! Venice Beach, 2005, in the tradition of the Italian Carnevale in Venice, is launching the Venice Beach Centennial, Saturday, June 25th, noon til 10 p.m., on Windward Circle in Venice. Beginning at Noon, performers and DJs will entertain the crowd throughout the day. In addition to the performers, vendor booths will also be set up for local merchants. The evening will end with a costume party and contest. For more information, visit www.carnevale.us.
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