POLL: Will you attend any of the Twilight Dance Series this summer?:
Will you attend any of the Twilight Dance Series this summer? 25%: A) I’ll make it to one or two if I can. 16%: B) I will make it to three or maybe even five […]
Big Bike Plans for Santa Monica:
Santa Monica is en route to challenge nearby Long Beach, Calif., as one of the most bike-friendly cities in Southern California, in light of a Bike Action Plan that is working its way up to […]
Comedians Spark Laughs at Local Fundraiser for Bryan Stow: Local Bar Hosts Fundraiser for Stow Family
The Philly Phanatic sits, perched on a shelf overlooking the bar at The Shack on 25th Street and Wilshire Boulevard. In a corner of the bar there’s a signed jersey of former Eagles quarterback Donovan […]
Santa Monica to Pay Ransom to Keep RDA:
It may come at a higher price, but the Santa Monica Redevelopment Agency (RDA) will “continue to operate” thanks to an ordinance that the municipality’s city council and RDA members unanimously passed at City Hall […]
“Paycheck Protection” Gives it a Third Try:
Anti-union sentiment has always been strong in California, with today’s particular emphasis on resentment of public employee unions whose members’ pay and benefits sometimes equal or exceed the levels to which recession has reduced similar […]
Another Big Weekend for Guns:
Those of you following national trends beyond the box office numbers might have noticed that in addition to the accelerated primate evolution represented in “Rise of the Planet of the Apes,” last weekend was also […]
What say you?: Bainbridge Island Parks, Trails, and Farms
Working landscapes. Across Puget Sound from Seattle, the City of Bainbridge Island owns five public farms providing sixty acres of land. Farming is part of the heritage of Bainbridge Island and the initiative for the […]
Food Story Slam Dishes Up 5-Minute Story Bites:
Everyone loves a good story, and on Aug. 3 an overflow audience of nearly 300 people came to be entertained, moved, and inspired by stories about food at the Good Food Moth Story Slam, held […]
Three Decades of Earth Wind and Flour:
There mainstays that help define a neighborhood’s character — a bakery that serves fresh breads each day; a friendly market; or a local bar for regulars after a long work day. Earth, Wind and Flour […]
Theater:
Sylvia, a comedy by A.R. Gurney, directed by Gary Imhoff, through September 18, $34.99, Friday and Saturday at 7:30 p.m., 5 p.m. on Sundays, Edgemar Center for the Arts, 2437 Main Street, 310.392.7327, edgemarcenter.org It […]
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