It was a big weekend for the Santa Monica Rugby Club, as nearly every squad played important matches throughout the league. The top tier men’s side, playing its first match of the 2008 national Rugby […]
The Santa Monica High School boys volleyball season is underway, launched in part by the traditional varsity-versus-alumni match held last weekend on campus. The varsity prevailed, but not without challenge, and the match was tied […]
Logan Whitchurch, a transfer from Crespi High, has pitched the first complete game of the Santa Monica High baseball season. Whitchurch, who has also been playing third base, was the Vikings’ starting pitcher for the […]
March 21 I Can Cope: Nutrition and Cancer, lecture with Rachel Beller, noon-1:30pm, free, The Wellness Community, 2716 Ocean Park Blvd., RSVP to 310.314.2555. March 26 Open House For Prospective Volunteers, 2-3pm, Santa Monica Medical […]
Jean McNeil Wyner received the Santa Monica Chamber of Commerce’s Volunteer of the Year Award during the recent 3rd Annual Nonprofit Festival. Wyner, Physician and Community Liaison for Santa Monica-UCLA Medical Center, has been committed […]
Shellfish lovers rejoice! The Santa Monica Farmers’ Market has a new shellfish vendor. Carlsbad Aquafarm has been family owned and operated since 1990 by third generation Californians, and produces local, farm-raised shellfish in ocean water […]
Last summer I had just found Twitter. Twitter is a geektastic networking site wherein friends can keep tabs on each other down to the minute if they want to. I happened to have been traveling […]
A new addition to the wealth of art galleries on the Westside is G2 in Venice. Located on a corner of Abbot Kinney Boulevard, the two-story building features a gallery divided into several rooms, as […]
The 2008 Broad Humor Film Festival is looking for submissions of comedic films and screenplays written and directed by women. Feature entries must be over 60 minutes running time or 60 script pages. Medium length […]
Black and Bluestein, dramedy about ethnic relations by Jerry Mayer, through May 4, 3/8pm Saturdays, $25, The Other Space, Santa Monica Playhouse, 1211 4th St., 800.838.3006. Carnage: A Comedy, a satire about televangelism by Adam […]
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