Girl Scouts Go Green
Friday, March 9 saw Grant Elementary School celebrate the opening of their new “Kinder Garden” created by the 15 fifth grade Girl Scouts of Troop 1285 for their Bronze Award project. The Bronze Award is […]
Ordinary into Extraordinary: New Exhibit Opens March 18 at Blue 7 Gallery
By Tina Lynch Blue 7 Gallery in Santa Monica is celebrating the “Ordinary into Extraordinary” with a group show featuring various media opening March 18. Ray Ford is a local wood sculptor and one […]
Santa Monica Cultural Affairs’ 2018 Art at Tongva Series Launches with “The Wonder Room”
The 2018 Art @ Tongva season kicks off with the fifth annual Wonder Room on Wednesday, March 28. The Wonder Room is an evening of performances and visual art by an interdisciplinary group of artists who synchronously activate […]
George Chakiris and Barrie Chase to be Honored at the Professional Dancer Society’s Gypsy Awards Luncheon April 15th
Academy Award and Golden Globe winning performer George Chakiris and acclaimed dancer, Barrie Chase have been named the honorees for the Professional Dancers Society’s (PDS) annual Gypsy Awards Luncheon, it was announced by PDS President, […]
Local Artist Creates Unique Mural for Women’s Shelter
The Teen Project, a female-focused nonprofit that provides counseling and life-skills education to troubled teens, announced today the unveiling ceremony of its exterior mural. The mural was commissioned by famed Venice artist Patrick Marston and his husband Michael Brunt, who are best known for […]
Historic Rock Music Photographs Coming to Santa Monica Heritage Museum
The California Heritage Museum is pleased to present Rock & Roll Legends, the Lost Negatives of Michael Friedman. Michael Friedman, former Manager and Music Producer, found himself standing quite literally in the hurricane’s eye of […]
Curious George: The Golden Meatball Coming to the Morgan-Wixson Theater
Curious George, the lovable monkey who has starred in books, movies, and on television, cooks up a delicious adventure in this musical tale. Based on the books by Margret and H.A. Rey and the play […]
History Comes to Life!
By Michael Ray On Saturday March 3, a late winter shower greeted attendees of Woodlawn Cemetery’s fourth annual Living History Tours. Fresh rainwater had slid down blades of grass and soaked into the soil; […]
Center Stage: On The Beach With Film’s Independent Spirit Awards
By Beverly Cohn What threatened to be a rainy, windy day turned out to be quite the opposite as the god of sunshine beamed his light down on the still damp, but beautiful Santa Monica […]
Artistic Expressions of Spring
By Michael Ray The Craig Krull Gallery hosted an opening reception, Saturday March 3, for artists Robin Mitchell and Nancy Monk; both artists have exhibited at the gallery before. In their new series of […]
Steve Choi Solo Exhibit Opens at ARCANE
Choi’s practice focuses on restoring a sense of life and relationality to objects amid feelings of alienation shaped by technology,...
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LA Leaders Request $15.7B in Wildfire Relief from Congress
The officials highlighted President Trump’s stated commitment with disaster efforts, but noted the absence of specific provisions in the administration’s...
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