An upcoming event at Santa Monica Public Library promises an inside look at the Italian capital, Rome. “Harby and Fisher on Venturi’s Rome,” will take place Sunday, June 3, at the Main Library’s Auditorium at […]

Santa Monica Symphony Concert to commemorate the end of WWI. By Tabitha Hogue This year marks the 100th Anniversary of the WWI Armistice. The Santa Monica Symphony (SMS) will be paying homage to those who […]

Rated PG-13, 120 Minutes, Released May 25   Although she lived from 1797 to 1851, Mary Shelley has her own IMDB page (that’s the entertainment industry’s “encyclopedia.”) Few artists of the early 1800s can boast of an […]

This spring, flowers are not the only things that are blooming, a new row of art galleries along Ocean Park Boulevard are popping up; the first of which is the bG Gallery. Now in its […]

Annual Fundraising Salon – An Invitation from the Conservancy The bungalow craze swept the L.A. region in the early 20th century, in reaction against the extravagances of late Victorian architecture. In contrast, Craftsman bungalows favored […]

bG Gallery continues the celebration of its new Santa Monica location with a group exhibition entitled “Circular.” The group exhibition is presented by Gestalt Projects and is organized by artist and curator Airom. “I’ve always […]

A short walk from the Metro Expo Line’s Bergamot Station, Lois Lambert Gallery Saturday May 12 hosted an opening reception for their newest art exhibitions, “Paper Giants L.A.” and “I, Voyeur,” featuring works by an […]

The Final Year screens Monday on HBO. Documentary – Not Rated, 89 Minutes, Available HBO May 21 at 5 p.m.  Overheard conversation of a runner in Palisades Park while stretching: “Did you watch that documentary I told […]