Abbit the Average, a comedian/magician/juggler, was the final performer at Saturday’s Super Seuss-a-Bration held in the Martin Luther King, Jr. Auditorium at the Santa Monica Main Library.
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Building Southern California Since 1994: Ocean Seven Builders
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BROT Bakery to Bring Berlin-Style Döner to Third Street Promenade
The menu includes beef, chicken and falafel “Brot” sandwiches on house-baked bread, along with lavash wraps, rice boxes and baklava. By Carlos Reyes BROT Doner Cafe Bakery is preparing to open at 1348 3rd Street […]
Google Street View. Paige sells jeans, apparel and related items that are “focused on fit and quality.”
Denim Brand PAIGE Set to Return to Palisades Village
PAIGE is one of several high-end retail brands and restaurants that have announced a comeback to the shopping district. By Zach Armstrong Premium denim and apparel brand PAIGE is returning to Palisades Village when the shopping […]
Big Blue Bus will make improvements, including better connectivity on routes to UCLA campus and UCLA Medical Center.
Big Blue Bus Expands Service to UCLA and Westwood Starting Aug. 9
The changes are part of the agency’s ongoing Brighter Blue service improvement plan. By Sarah Lin Big Blue Bus will implement service improvements beginning Sunday, Aug. 9, including expanded hours and better connectivity on routes […]
1725 Broadway, Santa Monica - The 18th Street Cafe. Photo Credit: Google Earth.
SM.a.r.t Column: The Hidden Room on Broadway
There is a building on Broadway, at the alley between 17th and 18th Streets, that many of us have driven past dozens of times without a second glance. That was the point. For roughly a […]
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