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Gallia Kastner will be Orchestra Santa Monica’s featured soloist for our October 1 concert with Mozart’s “Turkish” Violin Concerto No. 5. We are very pleased to be presenting Gallia and thought it would be fun […]
LA’s own Impro Theatre returns to The Broad Stage for a special collaboration during the venue’s 10th Season. Each month, Impro Theatre will present a different style of their signature improvisation for a weekend, starting with Sondheim […]
By Sam Skopp Saturday, September 9 saw many galleries within the Bergamot Station Arts Complex hold opening receptions for new exhibits. Everyone was invited and Bergamot Station hosted live music and food vendors within […]
Santa Monica is closing two of its main thoroughfares to car traffic on October 1, 2017 for the COAST Open Streets Festival, celebrating a new model of mobility, environmental sustainability and the arts. The City of Santa […]
Fernando Malvar-Ruiz, internationally regarded choral conductor, clinician and educator, has been named the next Artistic Director of Los Angeles Children’s Chorus (LACC), one of the world’s foremost children’s choirs noted for its striking bel canto […]
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Nothing is more important to the landscape of the arts than the process of art making. Santa Monica’s Artist Fellowship program is among the most robust, city-based individual artist support grants in the U.S. The […]
On October 1, Ally Loprete is going to cheerlead you to your next destination in life and teach you how to own your truth, achieve your dreams and land a fulfilling life as a modern parent. […]
By Beverly Cohn PART 1: DAYS 1-2 Question: How many trips should a travel writer take to Ireland? Answer: As many as you’re lucky enough to receive. Just as though I carried around a […]
By Barbara Bishop I recently rented my guestroom to a young woman who needed a place to stay for about two months. She is chef. More accurately, a gelato chef. From the minute I […]
