From 1912 until 1921, Torrance was a privately held city. In 1921, the population of Torrance was about 1,800, and the community put the idea of incorporating Torrance as a city to a vote. The vote to incorporate passed, 355-11, and the city was formally incorporated in May, 1921. Today, Torrance is a diverse, growing and thriving community. 

Join us in celebrating this milestone by experiencing all that Torrance has to offer! Each week we will release 10 new experiences for you to enjoy. 

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Week 2 (11-20)

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Week 3 (21-30)

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Week 4 (31-40)

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Week 5 (41-50)

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Week 6 (51-60)

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Week 7 (61-70)

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Week 8 (71-80)

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Week 9 (81-90)

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91.

Celebrate the City’s Centennial of Incorporation by dedicating a living tree  www.torranceca.gov/home/showdocument?id=17744

 

 

 

 

 

92.

Visit the Lago Seco Fruit Trail located in Lago Seco Park – around the perimeter of the Community Garden, where 21dwarf fruit-bearing trees were planted during Arbor Week in honor of the 100th anniversary of incorporation of the City of Torrance (1921-2021).  This is an edible art installation – signage and tree tags are coming!  The project is the work of the Fallen Fruit Artists in contribution to Torrance Art Museum’s (TAM) adventurous new community-based public art exhibition called ULTRA!, which opens on July 17 and runs through August 28, 2021.

93.

Tour movie locations filmed in Torrance - https://discovertorrance.com/itineraries/tour-movie-locations-in-torrance/ 

 

 

 

 

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Tour all 33 parks in Torrance - https://www.torranceca.gov/home/showpublisheddocument/18748/636381388580500000

 

 

95.

Sip suds in the Red Car Brewery & Restaurant – the very first microbrewery that kicked-off the craft brew craze in Torrance.

 

 

 

 

96.

Plan a private screening at your AMC Safe & Clean Theatre. Reserve a screening for your family movie night or host up to 20 guests.  New movies starting at $149+tax or Fan Favorites for $99+tax

AMC Del Amo 18
Del Amo Fashion Center

3525 W Carson St., Space #73
Torrance, CA 90503

P:  (310) 921-2046

 

97.

Take-in the history of our City’s Incorporation on Display in the glass case in the entryway of the Katy Geissert Library. Coming soon.

 

 

 

 

 

98.

Take the kids on a train ride at Southern California Live Steamers – Backside of Wilson Park near Washington Ave. https://www.facebook.com/SoCalLiveSteam

 

 

 

99.

Beat the heat at splash around at the splash Pad at Wilson Park!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

100.

Treat yourself to a world-class spa visit at Burke Williams – 2733 Pacific Coast Highway

 

 

Learn about Torrance History or explore it with the Torrance Centennial Minute.