The Santa Monica History Museum is proud to announce that TJ Harney has accepted an appointment to the Board of Directors for the Santa Monica History Museum. TJ Harney is currently the Controller for […]
The ultimate seduction, Other People’s Money, comes to the Pico Playhouse from the InterACT Theatre Company. A perfectly timed and thought-provoking comedy as we close in on the elections. Jerry Sterner’s play brings a humorous yet heartfelt look at corporate raiders, the trickle down effect, and the state of capitalism today. Winning the Outer Critics Circle Award for Best Off Broadway Play.
Santa Monica Mid City Neighbors hold the second Santa Monica College Board of Trustees Candidate Forum with Vice President and Government Affairs Officer, Andrew Hoyer, officiating. All candidates have agreed to attend.
These performers will be treating us to carefully selected programs of some well-known pieces along with less played gems. Please choose from single concert or season subscription of the EXPO LINE CONCERT SERIES hosted at the Santa Monica Conservatory of Music – 1501 Colorado Avenue, Santa Monica, CA 90404.
ProCon.org and Santa Monica Pier Bring Civil Discourse Back with PRO/CON Debate Series
Nancy Paulikas is 55 years old and in the latter stages of early-onset Alzheimer, so she can not communicate. She had no jacket, no wallet, no phone. She was last seen at LACMA wearing a […]
In 1888 Santa Monica civic and business leaders Arcadia Bandini and Senator Jones donated land to the United States government for the “Old Soldiers’ Home.” The Grant Deed came with the directive that it was to be, in perpetuity, a home for Soldiers of American Wars.
Much of the election attention this fall has properly gone to the fierce presidential race between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton. Some voters have also given substantial attention to many of the propositions on next month’s ballot, covering everything from plastic bags to condoms in pornography, from taxes to legalized marijuana.
Sunday, October 23, from 3:00 – 5:00 pm
In addition to being a stellar example of architect John Byers’ work, the Armstrong-Cobb House, site of this year’s Fall Salon, was once home to movie actresses such as Greta Garbo and Bette Davis. In later years it belonged to the Burns family. Bob Burns owned a popular restaurant bearing his name, formerly located at Second and Wilshire. The Burns children grew up in the home, and Beth and Bonnie are now the proprietors of Marmalade on Montana Avenue and donors of the delectable hors d’oeuvres we will enjoy at our salon.
Just for kicks, and to write about it for this column, I joined a very well-known dating service.
I posted some photos, described what I was looking for in a date, filled out the information form they provided, paid the reasonable fee, and off I went.
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