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Take a look at this page: http://spcvb.com/content/area-musicians

Yes, there are many. San Pedro is an art town. You will want to look at this page which tells you about many of the arts and culture attractions in town: http://spcvb.com/content/town-full-art-and-culture. Also, be sure to look at the San Pedro Waterfront Arts District website for current information and activities on the arts in the area. http://www.sanpedrowaterfrontartsdistrict.com/

Thank you for your question. You will want to take a look at our web page especially for ship crew members. It provides links and contact information for immigration and other services necessary to arrange your visit. http://spcvb.com/content/information-ship-crew-members. And when you are here please drop by the San Pedro Visitor Center at 225 W. 6th Street in Downtown

We have post cards and a few other San Pedro items in the Visitor Center at 225 W. 6th Street. You can also find a variety of souvenirs in the shops around Downtown and at Ports O' Call Village.

There has been an increased number of shark sightings along the Southern California coast. These have generally been to the south of San Pedro Bay. Lifeguards are very alert and always looking for sharks, and warn swimmers, suffers, and others in and around the water when sharks have been seen in the area. As always, though, one needs to use caution in the ocean--whether it's because of sharks or other sea life or currents. Here is a recent article on why the shark sightings are a good thing--conservation measures are working. Take a look at http://laist.com/2017/05/30/just_when_you_thought_it_was_safe.php

The fastest route is to take the 910 bus to Beacon and 1st Streets. It's a .39 mile walk to your hotel from there.

This page offers many suggestions: http://spcvb.com/content/fun-attractions-families

Yes. The Hey, Rookie Pool just opened at Angels Gate Park on Gaffey Street. There is also a public swimming pool at Peck Park on Western Avenue. Our recommended hotels all have pools. Cabrillo Beach has a very calm section inside the breakwater.

It is possible to exchange currencies at banks, but this is an infrequent request and you may not get the best rates in exchanging foreign currency for U.S. dollars. There are currency exchange booths at Los Angeles International Airport and at some Downtown Los Angeles locations. It might be best for people traveling to San Pedro to obtain U.S. dollars while at home abroad.

Thanks for asking. Ports O' Call Village, which used to be on the San Pedro Waterfront, was demolished to make way for the San Pedro Public Market development. Construction should begin this spring. We're all looking forward to this great new attraction. It will have shops, dining, and more.

In the meantime, the San Pedro Fish Market and some other restaurants are still in business, operating along the Waterfront.

Our Art Walk takes place on the first Thursday of every month. The next one will be on December 5.

It's an evening when the galleries and studios are open in the Historic Downtown area. Restaurants have specials and there's lots of entertainment all around. It's often when exhibitions open in the galleries.

Lots of fun. Come to San Pedro and find out!