Granada Hills Centennial Celebrations Culminate April 2026

History Timeline - Granada Hills Centennial Celebration  The story of our town begins with a coin toss in 1881, a rabbit industry, and lots of oranges.

"1917 - Martin Henry Mosier, a wealthy Oklahoma oilman, purchases 4,100 acres from the San Fernando Mission Land Company and names it Sunshine Ranch. The ranch is planted with 1,200 acres of citrus, apricots, walnuts, beans, and alfalfa. A large dairy and poultry operation is built. The center of operations is the intersection of Rinaldi Street and Shoshone Avenue. 35 buildings are painted a bright orange-yellow. 3 of the original bunkhouses are still there."

and now in 2024 Morningstar of Granada Hills Project | Los Angeles City Planning 

•   "Why I Love Granada Hills" Student Essay Contests - Granada Hills Centennial Celebration   Oct 1 -Oct 31, 2025  Local Elementary, Middle, and High Schools

• Speaker at the Library: History of Citrus in the Valley  - As part of the Granada Hills Centennial, Professor of History at Los Angeles Pierce College Brian Walsh will tell the story of citrus in the San Fernando Valley. Saturday, August 02, 2025  11 a.m. - 12 noon

• The Bunny World Foundation | Los Angeles Public Library  Did you know in the 1920s a developer sold new constructed homes with a rabbitry?  Learn about Bunny World Foundation, an All-Volunteer, non profit animal welfare organization. These volunteers have rescued thousands of rabbits from unfortunate situations. Come hear their success stories and learn about responsible bunny care.  Thursday, August 07, 2025  4pm -5pm

• Learn About the Aqueduct  Come learn about how water shaped the growth of Los Angeles and the backstory behind the L.A. Aqueduct. Our speaker, Jack J. Feldman, retired in 2006 as a Senior Manager after 36 years working...  Saturday, August 09, 2025 10am - 11am

Centennial Gala Banquet

Date: April 18, 2026 Time: 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm Venue: Odyssey Restaurant

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