By Daily Press staff
The Broadway hit musical “Evita” will serve as the opening play for Santa Monica College’s new $17 million theatre facility.
“Evita” is the story of
And to finish off the weekend, join your friends and neighbors at the free Santa Monica Symphony performance on Sunday afternoon. There’s no better way to introduce newcomers to
Budding Katherine Grahams and up-and-coming Nijinskys, along with young Einsteins and Carl Sagens, should definitely be at Virginia Avenue Park on Saturday for Donna Sternberg & Dancers’ free
Terrence Rogers Fine Arts presents a new series of paintings by Mitchell Johnson, Color, Context and Perception. Come revel in the sumptuous colors of these wonderful paintings. For years, Johnson’
By LORI BARTLETT Special to the Daily Press
The simple, rustic exterior of Bergamot Station oftentimes belies what’s inside — a complex maze of vibrant art galleries containing everything from
By Daily Press staff
The California Heritage Museum will present a public speaking engagement by Sandi Fox, retired Collection Curator of Quilts for the Los Angeles County Museum of Art,
A mad slash and dash
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On Sunday, Oct. 1, at 2:21 p.m., Santa Monica Police officers responded to the intersection of Ocean Avenue
By Daily Press staff
Divots flew at OPCC’s (formerly Ocean Park Community Center’s) 7th annual Victory Cup polo fundraising event on Sunday, Oct. 1, when 300 people donated
By Daily Press staff
Longtime progressive activist Don White will be the special guest speaker at the Activist Support Circle on Wednesday, Oct. 25, at the Friends Meeting Hall, 1440
By Daily Press staff
Artists in the Pico neighborhood have been at work. The Pico Improvement Organization will present the first “Pico Artists at Work,” scheduled for Sunday, Oct. 15,
By Daily Press staff
Poetry that addresses the struggle between cultural heritage and the need to belong is the source material for Santa Monica College’s latest lecture in its