The first of four concerts in the 4th annual free Jazz on the Lawn series at City Hall, sponsored by the City of Santa Monica Cultural Affairs Division, kicked-off on Sunday, August 8th. Upright Cabaret, produced and emceed by Shane Scheel and Chris Issacson, brings some of the best vocalists of Hollywood and Broadway back to the Los Angeles area. (top left) Tony Nominee Valarie Pettiford closed the show. Last seen on Broadway in Fosse, for which she was nominated for a Tony Award, she has many other Broadway and national tour credits, as well as television and film work. (top right) Thea Brooks, actor/singer/dancer, who is on the first national tour of “Dirty Dancing,” performed a duet with Steve Mazurek.
You might be interested in …
Topanga Canyon Road with Cal Trans Employees and a Lane Closure. Photo Credit: Caltrans District 7.
Caltrans Details Extensive PCH and Topanga Canyon Lane Closures for Recovery Work This Week
Restrictions feature daytime single-lane zones along the coast and overnight closures on State Route 27 starting Thursday. Coastal commuters and canyon drivers should brace for widespread traffic delays this week as state transit crews scale […]
Former Gutted Kanye West Mansion Seized by Lender. Photo Credit: YouTube.
Kanye West’s gutted Malibu mansion seized by lender after bad-faith bankruptcy ruling
Belwood Investments lost control of the $21 million concrete shell. Kanye West’s former Malibu mansion has been turned over to its lender after a federal judge ruled that an investor’s bankruptcy filing was a bad-faith […]
McCall’s Meat and Fish on Montana with French Dips and Dollar Oysters. Photo Credit: Instagram.
Reminder: McCall’s Meat and Fish weekly $1 oyster deal and Saturday French Dip special
The Santa Monica market features its long-running Baja oyster discount alongside this weekend’s hot sandwich lineup on Montana Avenue. McCall’s Meat and Fish has two very great specials this weekend at its Montana Avenue location […]
The Bluffs of Santa Monica Beach. Photo Credit: Facebook/City of Santa Monica
SM.a.r.t Column: The Dual Process, Part Three: The Line the Sea Is Moving Toward
The Part One article showed Santa Monica’s permitting delay as self-inflicted; Part Two, that the bill has shed its exemptions, leading some to think Coastal Commission considers dropping its opposition. So our worries on AB […]
Santa Monica College
Spongebob Musical Comes to Santa Monica This Month
Theatre Arts Department production runs July 17-26 at SMC Main Campus. Santa Monica College’s Theatre Arts Department will present “The SpongeBob Musical: Theatre for Young Audiences Edition” from July 17 to 26 on the main […]
745 - 749 17th Street. Photo Credit: Google Earth.
Revised 24-unit apartment project proposed for Montana Avenue corner in Santa Monica
The Holland Group took over the development, tweaking the parking footprint and income-restricted housing units. Under a new developer and a fresh design team, a revised housing proposal has been submitted to the City of […]
Los Angeles chefs and bakeries launch Westside food events for Venezuelan earthquake relief
Local spots like The Arepa Stand, Petitgrain Boulangerie, and Chainsaw organize menu specials to fund medicine and food. By Dolores...
Read more
CHP launches Fourth of July crackdown with 100 undercover patrols
State troopers deploy low-profile vehicles to target holiday speeders. The California Highway Patrol will initiate its maximum enforcement period beginning at 6...
Read more
