SoCal Bronies

Let us gather together during a traditional Chinese festival, the Mid-Autumn Festival. Every year, on the fifteenth day of the eighth lunar month, when the full white moon hangs high in the night sky, people gather with family and friends to eat moon cakes while moon-watching as a symbol of reunion. For us bronies, we honored our dearest princess of the moon.

The event starts in the afternoon at the Prado Regional Park in Chino, and the main event begins at dawn. Attendees can explore the park and hang out before the main event. The main event is basically a picnic with a small ritual for Princess Luna and moon cakes for everyone. The meet-up ends at 7 pm when the park closes.

Parking is easily accessible near the picnic area. Each vehicle charges a $10 admission fee when entering the park. Everyone is welcome to bring food and drinks to share to make this event 20% cooler. A power generator will be available on site for more fun we can add to the party.

This event might shift in time or get canceled due to the weather or the work schedule of the host. Please bring the necessary personal supplies, such as bug spray, a head lamp, etc. Please comment if you have any questions.

On October 10th 2010, a newly-formed cable channel, a joint venture between Hasbro and Discovery Channel, began it's first day of broadcasting.

It was called The Hub.

Included in it's line-up of family-friendly shows was a new version of a long-running Hasbro cartoon-and-toy franchise.

It was called "My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic".

And a pop-culture phenomenon was born that day.

Nine seasons!
222 episodes.
Millions of fans worldwide!

And the show is still held in high regard to this day.