Santa Monica College will present a newly reshaped “Cesar and Ruben,” a musical about civil rights leader Cesar Chavez written and co-directed by Emmy nominee Ed Begley, Jr. from Oct. 14 to 23. The award […]

The fourth Annual Los Angeles Irish Film Festival (LAIFF), to be held in Santa Monica this Friday through Sunday, is set to offer the best cinema of the past year from Ireland, including feature films, […]

The sixth annual Alternative Transportation Expo and Conference (AltCar) in Santa Monica this Friday and Saturday invites the community to test drive the alternative transportation vehicles of the future. The event is the best attended […]

The Lady Corsairs (1-6) certainly picked a good game to explode on offense. After six-and-a-half preseason matches where Santa Monica College’s women’s soccer team never once held a lead, the Lady Corsairs ended the exhibition […]

The Santa Monica Human Relations Council launched its third annual Kids with Cameras project this summer with the theme “Public Art as Community Wealth”. The project involved participation in photojournalism workshops by local youth selected […]

Sundown today, Wednesday, Sept. 28, marks the beginning of the Jewish High Holy Days, also known in Hebrew as Yamin Noraim or “Days of Awe.” This period includes the holidays Rosh Hashanah (literally “head of […]

The Colorado Esplanade is slowly straying away from being an ambitious plan to beautify Santa Monica, becoming instead a genuine talking point as the Planning Commission continues discussion about the project’s future and how it […]

Santa Monica College will present “The Glory of Gershwin,” a fascinating audiovisual portrait of the charismatic composer’s life and music, at 7:30 p.m. Friday, Oct. 14. It will be held at The Broad Stage, SMC […]