FEBRUARY | MARCH | APRIL | MAY | JUNE | JULY | AUGUST
SEPTEMBER | OCTOBER | NOVEMBER | DECEMBER


FEBRUARY
Bravo Awards

The BRAVO Award is among the City’s most prestigious honors. It recognizes outstanding service and volunteerism in support of public safety. Past winners include sheriff’s deputies, firefighters, community volunteers, Neighborhood Watch leaders and local students. Prospective candidates are nominated by friends, colleagues or groups. Awardees are chosen by a committee comprised of public safety professionals and community leaders.

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MARCH
State of the City Address

Bellflower’s Mayor and City Manager spotlight the year’s accomplishments, as well as upcoming challenges, during the lunchtime public event.

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APRIL
Earth Day


The City celebrates the national observance with a community event at Simms Park featuring environmental literature, free oil recycling kits and demonstrations.

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MAY
National Day of Prayer
Part of a nationwide event, the City facilitates a multidenominational ceremony that includes messages of inspiration, music and refreshments.

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JUNE
Bellflower Blvd. Car Show

The annual event boasts 300 custom and classic automobiles, food booths, games for kids and an after-event dance.

Bellflower Honors
Twice a year, the City recognizes local volunteers, businesses and students for outstanding community service and individual achievement.

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JULY
Annual Independence
Day Extravaganza


The City of Bellflower’s Carnival and Fireworks that heralded the July 4th Independence Day celebration.

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AUGUST
National Night Out


Bellflower joins cities across the nation to promote crime prevention awareness through a series of neighborhood activities.

Streetfest


The outdoor concert series showcases top bands once a week for a 10-week period in the historic downtown.

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SEPTEMBER
National Patriot Day


In remembrance of ‘9/11’ Bellflower sponsors a variety of community observances.

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OCTOBER
City of Bellflower Mayor’s
Community Prayer Breakfast
The breakfast kicks off a week of festivities to commemorate the City of Bellflower’s birthday celebration.

Liberty Week

To mark the City’s incorporation in 1957, Bellflower celebrates with a week of community activities, culminationg with the Liberty Day Parade.

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NOVEMBER
Bellflower Honors


Twice a year, the City recognizes local volunteers, businesses and students for outstanding community service and individual achievement.

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DECEMBER
Holiday Tree Lighting


Bring your family downtown and join members of the Bellflower City Council as they light the City Holiday Tree at Friendship Square on Bellflower Boulevard at Belmont Street.

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