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Concerts at the Harbor Woodie & the Longboards
2025-04-26 14:30 (America/Los_Angeles) | Cabrillo Marine Aquarium, 3720 Stephen M White Drive, San Pedro, 90731
Grand Vision presents Woodie & the Longboards at the Cabrillo Marine Aquarium, as part of “Arts Open San Pedro,” a new weekend-long event featuring open galleries, artist studios and performing arts within San Pedro’s Arts and Cultural District. Dance the afternoon away with John “Woodie” Keating and his Longboard band, playing pop and surf rock hits from the ’50s to the ’80s.
Learn more about Arts Open events here.
With the support of the Port of Los Angeles, Grand Vision is presenting four outdoor concerts that will add live music to San Pedro events on the waterfront.
At the Cabrillo Marine Aquarium:

4/26 Woodie & the Longboards, presented with the Cabrillo Marine Aquarium & Arts Open San Pedro (a city-wide open studios event)

At the LA Maritime Museum Plaza:

5/24 MLC Band (Mid-Life Crisis), Fleet Week at 5 PM
5/25 Drift Away, Fleet Week at 5 PM
6/7 Homegrown Collective, San Pedro Pride Flag Raising at 2 PM

Paul Givant Marigold Record Release Concert
2025-04-26 20:00 | The Grand Annex, 434 W. 6th St., San Pedro, CA, 90731
Paul Givant is the frontman, songwriter and founder of the Americana folk-rock band Rose’s Pawn Shop. He tours nationally and internationally with the group at festivals, theaters and clubs.
Since 2018, he has been writing solo records, through which he processes life’s highs, lows and complexities. Inspired by the sounds of 1970s folk rock, his new record Marigold is a deeply personal story of growth. Listen to the first single from Marigold, “Tripping On the Moon.”

You may also recognize Givant as a member of the Celtic rock band John Kraus & the Goers. Additionally, with the band’s bassist, Stephen Andrews, Givant also formed the folk-grunge duo The Contraptionists, who released their debut record, Working Man’s Dread, in 2020.

Opener by Mary Scholz / 8 PM
Mary Scholz’s “songbird vocals” (Americana Highways) and evocative songwriting have made her a live circuit favorite for over a decade. With her unique brand of gritty folk charm, the Philly-born, LA-based artist forges a personal connection with her audience every time she takes the stage. Zachary Ross of Rose’s Pawn Shop will join her for a few songs.
