The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors appointed Kristin Sakoda to head its Countywide Arts Initiatives as Executive Director of the Los Angeles County Arts Commission. The Los Angeles County Arts Commission provides funding for […]
Rogers Learning Community students were engineers today as part of the annual STEM Expo and Caine’s Arcade. Great work by students who came up with great solutions to various grade-oriented problems, along with the creation […]
By Beverly Cohn As you might imagine from the title – “Something Rotten!” – this is a rollicking, no-holds barred, irreverent two-act musical written by the brothers Kirkpatrick, Wayne and Karey, with the book by […]
By Sam Skopp Saturday, Dec 2 was the official opening of Santa Monica College’s (SMC) new Center for Media and Design, a much-anticipated space that houses programs in film, technology, broadcasting and more, located at […]
The California Consortium of Song is presenting an eclectic evening of ‘pin-drop’ acoustic perfection, with no intermission, under the stars and chandeliers of Santa Monica Playhouse this Friday, December 8, 2017. The playhouse main room […]
Santa Monica Public Library is honored to welcome Olympic legend and Santa Monica resident Anita L. DeFrantz for a discussion of her new memoir My Olympic Life at the Main Library’s Martin Luther King, Jr. Auditorium, 601 Santa […]
By Tabitha Hogue The young and brilliantly talented violin soloist Annelle Gregory performed the Korngold violin concerto with the Santa Monica Symphony (SMS0 yesterday, December 3, at Santa Monica High School. Annelle Gregory performed […]
By Beverly Cohn It may come as quite a surprise to you to learn that the women of Switzerland fought for the right to vote for 100 years. In 1959, 67 percent of Swiss men […]
By Tabitha Hogue The young and brilliantly talented violin soloist Annelle Gregory will be performing the Korngold violin concerto with the Santa Monica Symphony (SMS) this Sunday, December 3rd in Barnum Hall at Santa Monica […]
By Nick Boyd “Lady Bird” is a winning comedy-of-age movie that takes place in Sacramento during a girl’s senior year at a Catholic high school. It is set in the years 2002 and 2003, […]
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