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New name, new era: Wildling of Solvang renamed California Museum of Art and Nature - Vimarsana News

New name, new era: Wildling of Solvang renamed California Museum of Art and Nature

Solvang's Wildling Museum of Art and Nature is sporting a new name after 24 years — California Nature Art Museum — as it enters into a new era of advocating

Solvang's wildlife center renamed to the 'California Nature Art Museum' - Vimarsana News

Solvang's wildlife center renamed to the 'California Nature Art Museum'

SOLVANG, Calif. — Solvang's wildlife center, formerly known as The Wildling Museum, was renamed to the California Nature Art Museum.

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Solvang Julefest tree lighting ceremony sets tone for weeks of holiday fun - Vimarsana News

Solvang Julefest tree lighting ceremony sets tone for weeks of holiday fun

Solvang's Julefest celebration is ongoing after a memorable tree lighting ceremony at Solvang Park kicked off weeks of family-friendly activities which conclude in early January with the annual Christmas Tree

Solvang Julefest tree lighting ceremony sets tone for weeks of holiday fun - Vimarsana News

Solvang Julefest tree lighting ceremony sets tone for weeks of holiday fun

Solvang's Julefest celebration is ongoing after a memorable tree lighting ceremony at Solvang Park kicked off weeks of family-friendly activities which conclude in early January with the annual Christmas Tree

Solvang Will Study Voter Support for Rate Increase in Hotel Bed Tax | Local News - Vimarsana News

Solvang Will Study Voter Support for Rate Increase in Hotel Bed Tax | Local News

Solvang will explore whether to ask voters about an increase in the tax paid by people who stay in the city’s hotels.  On Monday night, the City Council