By SARAH SHMERLING | Editor-in-Chief
Still need something to do or get for Father’s Day—which is coming up Sunday, June 18? The Palisadian-Post has assembled some local options here.
Tomato Plant Giveaway
For the father who has a green thumb—or wants to have one—there will be a tomato plant giveaway at Palisades Village Green on Sunday, June 18, beginning at 10 a.m.
“The Village Green volunteers have once again grown cherry tomato seedlings to give away to the community,” Village Green Co-President Betsy Collins wrote. “They were a bit late this year, due to the cool weather, but now they’ll be ready for new homes on … Father’s Day.”
Volunteers will pass out plants until they are gone, which Collins said is typically about one hour. Village Green is located at 15280 Sunset Boulevard.
Palisades Gift Shop
Locally owned and operated Palisades Gift Shop has curated a selection of gifts for Father’s Day, including a Palisades California License Plate Trucker Hat and Smathers and Branson Can Cooler Coozie.
Palisades Gift Shop Owner Chanel Malin shared that the trucker hat is her “best-selling hat,” and that she designed the can cooler. Also featured in the curated list is an Adults Varsity Fleece Sweatshirt in Gray, the Adults Pali Tube Socks and a 90272 Large Tote.
“Our mission is to give the Palisades a small shop for a small town,” the store’s website read. “A go-to for families of all ages to shop and show their Pali Pride.”
For online Father’s Day shopping—or gifts throughout the year—visit palisadesgiftshop.com.
Father’s Day with Caruso Signature Rewards
Now through June 18, Caruso is offering “one-of-a-kind gifts and reservations” for Father’s Day with Caruso Signature Awards at Palisades Village.
“Earn Caruso Coins on every purchase this Father’s Day and get rewarded for celebrating the dad in your life,” according to the Palisades Village website. “Become a Caruso Signature Member to enjoy early access, exclusive rewards, personalized offers, members-only parking, premium concierge services and more.”
The membership unlocks rewards for purchases across all Caruso locations, including The Grove and Waterside at Marina del Rey.
NakedCashmere
Knitwear brand NakedCashmere—founded by Highlands residents Leslie and Bruce Gifford—has assembled a list of items that are “the perfect blend of luxury and sustainability” for Father’s Day.
“The sustainable knitwear brand offers a variety of thoughtful gift options for all of the style-conscious and eco-conscious dads out there,” according to the brand. “From classic crew neck sweaters to sophisticated cardigans, to luxe robes, each piece is meticulously crafted to offer unparalleled comfort and style.”
Items include the Josiah Zip-Up, Myles Jogger, Harrison Linen Henley, Angus Cashmere Robe and Kevin Jogger.
To shop these items, and more, visit nakedcashmere.com. Complimentary gift boxes are available for all orders at checkout.
The Draycott
Palisades Village eatery The Draycott will be hosting a Father’s Day Brunch on Saturday, June 17, and Sunday, June 18, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. and Father’s Day Dinner, Saturday and Sunday, from 4 to 9 p.m.
Along with its regular a la carte menu, The Draycott will be serving a “steak and wine pairing,” which is Co-Owner Matt Hermer’s “favorite celebratory meal.”
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