The city of Santa Monica will celebrate Juneteenth, America's second Independence Day, with a weekend of events honoring Black history, culture and community.
The inaugural Juneteenth Gathering will
The Venice Fest returns Saturday, June 20, transforming Venice Boulevard in Mar Vista into an open-air celebration of music, culture, wellness, food, art and community. Produced by Venice Blvd Productions,
Pacific Park on the Santa Monica Pier celebrates its 30th anniversary Tuesday, marking three decades since amusement returned to one of Southern California's most recognizable oceanfront landmarks.
The
The Annenberg Community Beach House will offer a full slate of summer events beginning Saturday, June 6, including returning community favorites, new craft and game activations, a World Cup watch
The City of Malibu's Summer 2026 Recreation Guide and City Newsletter is now available online at MalibuCity.org/CommunityServices and was mailed to Malibu residents the week of
Montana Avenue will host its annual Wellness Walk and Sidewalk Sale on Saturday, May 16, 2026, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., stretching along the avenue from 6th
FIT4MOM Santa Monica will celebrate moms throughout May with a series of free, family-friendly events as part of its annual Month of Mama celebration, designed to help mothers move their
Speaker: Skateboarding legend Rodney Mullen headlines Malibu Library Speaker Series events May 6. (Courtesy Image)
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The City of Malibu will host two events featuring world-renowned skateboarder, inventor and innovator
Global experience company RASA has announced that Afro-house artist AMÉMÉ will join the lineup for Pier Play, set for Saturday, May 30, 2026, at the Santa Monica Pier.
AMÉMÉ, a
Scot Nery's Boobietrap, the variety show that ran for 254 consecutive weeks before COVID lockdown, has returned with a new weekly residency at Illusion Magic Lounge, 1418 4th
Pacific Park on the Santa Monica Pier will illuminate its iconic solar-powered Ferris wheel with vibrant green and blue lighting for Earth Day 2026, featuring a striking 90-foot-tall spinning globe
In a rapidly gentrifying neighborhood where organizers say history is being steadily erased, a parade will wind its way through what remains of one of Los Angeles' oldest Mexican-American
