By Sam Skopp   Since January, the Santa Monica Pier has been host to a monthly Odd Market, which brings together local vendors of food, art and artisanal goods into a pop up market located […]

By Sam Skopp   On Saturday, March 4, Hi De Ho Comics, on Lincoln Boulevard in Santa Monica, was host to a Magic the Gathering Sealed Deck PPTQ tournament. Sealed Deck means that rather than […]

The Santa Monica Public Library is proud to present composer Michael Pisaro on March 15, at 7:30 p.m. in the Main Library’s Martin Luther King Jr. Auditorium at 601 Santa Monica Blvd. Pisaro, who teaches […]

There’s an old show biz’ axiom that says, “If it ain’t on the page – it ain’t on the stage.” Each page of “Good Grief,” in its world premiere at the Kirk Douglas Theatre, is […]

Please join us for this exceptional concert performed by friend and illustrious performing artist Roberto Cani at the 17th St Station on March 18 at 8 pm. Roberto won the Paganini competition and is currently […]

The Santa Monica Conservancy is now offering training sessions for volunteers interested in becoming docents at two historic, award-winning venues in Santa Monica: the Annenberg Community Beach House and the Preservation Resource Center. Docents will […]

More than 2,000 foodies gathered at Santa Monica’s Barker Hangar Thursday, March 2 for Planned Parenthood Los Angeles’ Food Fare, one of the city’s oldest annual culinary fundraisers. The event broke fundraising records, surpassing the […]

By Jennifer Eden   In a move to correct a perceived infringement to the U.S. Constitution, Santa Monica City Council adopted a new Noise Ordinance amendment Tuesday enabling free speech rights across the city. The […]

Get ready for the 11th Annual Santa Monica Airport ArtWalk on Saturday, March 18. The ArtWalk offers a fun-filled day of artistic exploration, including 60 artist studios and multiple creative venues filling the airport’s converted […]