Hoops & YoYo

Hoops & Yoyo were created in 2003 as animated e-card characters. Popular demand for the Hallmark characters led to their own website, followed by a top-selling line of greeting cards, gifts, and party products, and two television specials.

Mountain Fife & Drums

• The Mountain Fifes & Drums is a non-profit 501(3)(c) Incorporation formed in 2001. The mission is “to provide music, history, leadership, discipline and responsibility training free of charge to youth ages 10-18.” The Mountain Fifes & Drums provides 25-35 annual public service performances. They were one of three Fife & Drum Corps, nationwide, selected to perform at “America’s 400th Anniversary” held at Jamestown, Virginia, celebrating 400 years since the first permanent English Settlement in the New World. They have received congratulatory letters from their California Governor and First Lady, and their accomplishments have been entered into the official United States Congressional Record.

San Diego Zoo

Riding in the truck are live animals accompanied by a number of real life-size plush animals displayed among trees and plants.  The back of the truck resembles a scene that zoo guests would see from the safari at the park’s exhibits.  Accompanying the truck are four Segways which are part of the San Diego Zoo’s Segway tour.  Be sure to plan a trip to the San Diego Zoo with your family and see what you have been missing.

StarCarCentral.com

Nate Truman has gathered together the first and finest collection of famous movie and TV cars that are street legal machines!!  Cars you’re about to see include:  the Batmobile, the “Dukes of Hazzard’s” General Lee, Herbie the Love Bug, the A-Team Van, Kitt from “Knight Rider,” the “Starsky and Hutch” Torino, the “Robocop” Police Cruiser, the “Transformers” Camaro Bumble Bee, the “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles” Van, Magnum P.I.’s Ferrari, the “Get Smart” Spitfire, “Smokey and the Bandit’s” Pontiac Trans Am, the Blues Brothers Bluesmobile, “Jurassic Park’s” Explorer and “Back to the Future’s” Delorean.

The Ole Skool Crew Supreme Dance Team

Under the direction of Traci Hawkins, brings smooth moves and high energy to the WNBA Los Angeles Sparks halftime shows. The 12 woman dance team is made up of talented women over 40, all with different shapes, sizes and ethnic backgrounds. In addition to performing at Sparks’ games, the team will continue to entertain audiences at the 2009-2010 UCLA Bruins women basketball. One of the team’s highlights was performing at the 2006 WNBA All-Star Game at Madison Square Garden. The team was also featured on an episode of Keeping up with the Kardashians.