Malibu Mayor Skylar Peak gave Vintage Grocers general manager Eric Fuchser a key to the city during Sunday’s Fiesta Malibu fundraiser at Juan Cabrillo Elementary, recognizing the store for its donations to Malibu schools.Â
Juan Cabrillo Elementary school hosted its annual Fiesta Malibu event on Sunday, celebrating children and the Malibu community. Children and their families and friends came out to join the fun. Live entertainment was provided by talented local musicians. Children of all ages delighted in the wide variety of games and activities, including a bouncy slide, laser tag, gladiator joust, face painting, a pie-eating contest and much more. Mayor Skylar Peak gave Vintage Grocers general manager Eric Fuchser a key to the city for his generous donations to Malibu schools.
The fundraiser’s supporters and sponsors included the Rotary Club, Malibu Boys & Girls Club, Malibu Urgent Care, Malibu Unites and Vintage Grocers, along with endless hours put in by the PTA and parents, marking this the largest and most attended Fiesta Malibu to date.
Ella Stabile carefully pulls apart the colorful tissue to make a traditional Mexican flower, one of the many festive activities on Sunday.
All for a good cause, Shannon Winters, covered in whipped cream, proudly displays the blue M&M he found under all the creamy goo during the pie-eating contest at Fiesta Malibu on Sunday.Â
Camilla Padilla is happy with her new kitty cat face after face painter and Malibu student Gina Marcellino adds the purple nose.
Coco shares a special moment with dad, Malibu veterinarian John Lupo, while eating a scrumptious carmel apple.
Sisters Ailis and Ronan Kinney picnic with their parents and enjoy the delicious fare at Fiesta Malibu.
Musician and photographer Devon Meyers and drummer Eddie Marz had the crowd moving to their smooth music, one of many live performances on Sunday.Â
Chance Conway swings the hammer to launch the gecko and win a prize.
