By Sam Skopp
Through October at Santa Monica’s Tongva Park, a number of cultural events for families will be held as part of a “Family Saturdays” series. To kick off these events, award-winning musician and composer Martin Espino held an interactive workshop and demonstration of indigenous American instruments for families visiting Tongva Park throughout the morning this past Saturday to a rapt audience of children and their families.
Tesla driver evaded a brief pursuit before slamming into a Mercedes-Benz, then fled on foot. A driver fleeing police in a Tesla crashed into another vehicle in South Los Angeles, killing the other motorist before […]
Free festival will feature live DJs, food vendors and World Cup watch parties in downtown Santa Monica. Santa Monica Block Fest will return to the Third Street Promenade on Saturday, July 11, bringing live music, […]
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A special one-night theatrical screening of the sci-fi comedy features a live panel on the film and its outlook on AI. Oscar-winning director Gore Verbinski and screenwriter Matthew Robinson will make a live appearance at […]
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Friday night shows and a family matinee will highlight current space missions, night sky viewing and solar system wonders. The Santa Monica College Planetarium will present a series of live-hosted shows in August exploring Mars […]
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