The Santa Monica Conservancy hosts its Annual Holiday Party from 3-5 p.m. today, Dec. 9.
This year’s celebration will take place in a wonderful 1927 Spanish Colonial Revival home at 1720 Carlyle Avenue (corner of 18th), in the Gillette’s Regents Square area of northern Santa Monica.
The party is free to members. Non-members and guests are welcome for $20, which is applied toward membership if they join at the party.
RSVP to rsvp@smconservancy.org, or by leaving a message at 310.496.3146.
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