The Santa Monica Symphony will be giving a FREE performance of the Verdi Requiem on Saturday, April 1st, 2017, 7:30 p.m. at Santa Monica High School’s Barnum Hall (600 Olympic Blvd., Santa Monica). The Requiem, […]

Kyle Abraham has created a repertoire of dance thatentwines a sensual and provocative vocabulary, touching on race, identity and personal history. From the birth of #BlackLivesMatter, to the ongoing issue of police brutality among the African […]

You are who you pretend to be, until the day you wake up when the sun is shining just right, and you look in the mirror and wonder…is this ALL I wanted? After a failed callback for a Broadway […]

The Beverly Hills Public Library held a unique evening with Scott Marcano of Diablo Comics on Wednesday, March 22. Marcano talked about the history of comics and introduced artists and storytellers who changed the face […]

By Beverly Cohen Before I launch into a review of Deaf West Theatre’s production of Edward Albee’s “At Home at the Zoo,” I’d like to say a few words about Edward Albee, considered one of […]

Tree Hugging Day 2017, a “hands on” annual endeavor promoting the importance of trees and our natural environment, will be inviting people to hug trees wherever they may be on MONDAY, MARCH 27. Tree Hugging […]

Tree Hugging Day is an annual day to show “hands on” appreciation for our urban forest. It will be celebrated with a public gathering on Monday, March 27, after being rescheduled to do heavy rain forecast on […]

By Sam Skopp   Beginning January, the Santa Monica History Museum has been showing an exhibit titled “The Journey of Girl Scouts: Empowering Young Women,” showcasing Girl Scout history from throughout the organization’s 105 years […]

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 […]