First United Methodist Church is presenting “Walking the Labyrinth.” Open to the public, the labyrinth is painted on canvas, and resembles the ancient one built in approximately 1200 AD at Chartres Cathedral, near Paris. The […]

The Wilshire/-Montana Coalition (Wilmont) is a neighborhood group that began over ten years ago. Its boundaries are Ocean Ave. to 21st St., Wilshire Blvd. to Montana Ave. The coalition is currently working on neighborhood parking […]

It wouldn’t be spring without an abundance of local garden tours and flower shows. This weekend is no different, and on both April 15 and 16 there will be a Wildflower Show sponsored by the […]

In 1996, a 900-square foot home in Venice sold for $200,000. Today, the same house sells for $975,000. For many buyers, those prices have made owning a home impossible. It’s also meant trouble for renters […]

In his inaugural address last year, Mayor Villaraigosa laid out his vision of Los Angeles as the “Cultural Capital of the World.” The next day, at Councilman Bill Rosendahl’s inaugural, chosen to be held outside […]

Three Fools for April: poets Scott Wannberg, Henry Mortensen and Viggo Mortensen.

Aries The kettle might be lidded too tightly. A release is necessary to keep the flow of energy moving in the right direction, thus to prevent exploding. You might say the wrong thing, yell a […]

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Send submissions and other related email to adamorra@aol.com 14 Below 1348 14th St., SM, 310.451.5040, www.14below.com, 21 and over April 7, 9pm–The Frequency, 10pm–Jason Knight, 11:30pm–The Samples, $15 April 8, 8:30pm–Winters & Davis, 9:30pm–Paladores, 10:30pm–Bedlam, […]

A.R.T.S. Anonymous, a support group for creative people, meets every Sunday at 10:30am, Wild Oats Community Room, 500 Wilshire Blvd., 310.836.1495. Boy Scouts of America – Pack 887 is the only pack for home-schooled boys […]