November 2026 Field Trips

Brass Rubbing- Medieval Arts Center

Friday

November 6, 2026

 11:00 am-12:30 pm

COST:       $12.50 per Brass Rubbing participant

 PLACE:     

  • 525 E. 7th Street
  • Long Beach, CA 90813
  • PARKING:  FREE

Registration Deadline:  October 22 or until full

Brass Rubbings is an educational program that conjures up knights in armor, grand ladies, dragons…and more.  In Europe, the Middle Ages (otherwise known as the Medieval period) lasted from the 5th to the 15th century.  It began with the collapse of the Western Roman Empire and resulted in the merging of the Renaissance and Age of Discovery periods.  Educators provide an interesting combination of history, folklore and art using one of the largest collections of monumental brass facsimiles in North America.

During your visit, you will be able to choose from more than 100 reproduction-engraved plates of brass to do a rubbing.  A trained instructor will provide you with a rag paper, metallic waxes, and instructions to create your very own rubbing masterpiece.

 

or questions:  eiefieldtrips@gmail.com

To sign up: 

  • Phone EIE during business hours at 626-821-0025
  • Park Day
  • Visit EIE Resource Center

LOGAN’S CANDIES

 Wednesday

November 18, 2026

6:30 – 8:00 p.m. (Demo begins promptly at 7 pm.  Give  yourself time to find parking and check in.)

COST:   

  • Children: $9.00   
  • Adults: $5.00

 PLACE: 

  • 125 West B Street
  • Ontario, CA 91762
  • PARKING:  Street Parking

 

Registration Deadline: Thursday, October 29 or until full

See how candy canes are made from scratch and bend your own warm candy into a cane shape!  Hear the story behind the candy cane and learn how the candy cane reminds us about the birth and life of Christ.  Adults will get a candy cane to bend.  Children will also receive a bag of candy to take home.

Note:  There are no restrooms at Logan’s so plan accordingly!

For questions:  eiefieldtrips@gmail.com

To sign up: 

  • Phone EIE during business hours at 626-821-0025
  • Park Day
  • Visit EIE Resource Center