Excellent turnout, perfect beach weather, lots of families, and it was wise to put the Santa Monica Daily Press truck last again because we always bring the best music, IMNSHO.
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RAY BAILEY – This is exciting. Longtime Watts blues master Ray Bailey seems to have decided to reintroduce himself to parts farther north. Sure, Bell’s Garage on Sundays,
AMERICAN PIE? PTOOEY!
Before you decide it would be really great to see DON MCLEAN July 1 in Beverly Hills, consider this. He was scheduled to perform at the NRA
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TONIGHT! - TAJ MAHAL – 80th birthday celebration, Q&A discussion plus performance. Aren’t we fortunate when the legendary performers don’t check out in the 27
Santa Monica Public Library invites the community to celebrate 20 years of community reading, June 4 - August 6,2022, with Joan Didion’s Where I Was From.
Since 2002
Cardboard City, the 5,000 square foot innovative pop-up art installation, by reDiscover Center, is excited to announce its return to Santa Monica this Summer at Santa Monica Place. The
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TONIGHT! - LA OPERA, VERDI’S “AIDA” – You don’t want to miss this, and these are the last two performances. I haven’t seen 1,000 operas
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TONIGHT! - CELSO SALIM & DARRYL CARRIERE – Would you like to see two LA dudes whomp the hell out of the blues with the best of them? I
I KNOW IT’S A MUSIC COLUMN, BUT –
Sometimes you just have to mix life forces. Golden State Warriors coach Steve Kerr did it, Tuesday night before the game. in
The Annenberg Community Beach House kicks off the summer season with events and opportunities for everyone to enjoy the seaside public space. Guests can explore free amenities such as the
Santa Monica College’s John Drescher Planetarium continues its Friday evening events in June 2022 with free, live virtual shows presented online at smc.edu/planetarium. This month’s friendly
The Santa Monica College Music Department will present a lively recital showcasing the SMC Piano Ensemble. The performance will be held Tuesday, May 31, at 11:15 a.m. in
