The Sport’s Rising Popularity Led to Extended Wait Times at the Courts Pickleball aficionados now have the option to reserve court time at Memorial Park, tailoring their sessions to match with players of similar skill […]

More Details are Coming Soon By Zach Armstrong Hanukahh celebrations are hitting downtown Santa Monica this month at Third Street Promenade.  On the 1400 block of Third Street (located between Santa Monica Blvd and Broadway) […]

The Event Is Set to Include Photo-Ops With Santa, Carnival Games, Free Food and Drinks and Live Performances The 12th Annual Venice Holiday Sign Lighting Event, hosted by 881 Abbot Kinney, is scheduled for Dec. […]

The Recently Finished Safe Streets for 17th Street and Michigan Avenue Project Aims to Enhance Bike and Pedestrian Safety On Dec. 2, the city will commemorate the completion of its latest addition to the protected […]

Initially Launched in 2013, Paying Homage to the Sandy Shores of Venice Beach By Zach Armstrong A date has reportedly been set for the reintroduction of the Nike Kobe 8 Protro’s “Venice Beach” color scheme, […]

A New Act is Slated for November 2024’s Ballot Santa Monica’s City Council threw its support behind the Justice for Renters Act, slated for inclusion on the November 2024 ballot, which aims to repeal the […]

Dance Students Will Transport the Audience to Far-Flung Corners of the Globe The Santa Monica College Global Motion World Dance Company’s fall 2023 performance will feature an array of dance styles from around the world. […]

This initiative is part of the city’s commemoration of United Against Hate Week.  The City of Santa Monica is collaborating with Right To Be to provide a virtual bystander intervention training for the community on […]

Why the Young Lovers Had to Die and Why Their Respective Families Hated Each Other? By Zach Armstrong While virtually everyone is familiar with Shakespeare’s romantic classic “Romeo and Juliet”, one still has to wonder […]