By Daily Press staff
Twenty-four Shelter Plus Care (S+C) patrons feasted on Mexican cuisine catered by Teddy’s Café earlier this month at Turning Point to celebrate eight
By Daily Press staff
Even though Mozart can’t enjoy his birthday anymore, Santa Monica can.
The Santa Monica Public Library hosts the Bright Light Chamber (BLC) players in celebration
Bike Attack and Amoeba Records are continuing to give out prizes at the concerts throughout the summer. Bike Attack, located on Main Street, is raffling off a beach cruiser and
By Daily Press staff
Washington University (St. Louis) graduates and artists Nicole Garen and Jonathan Edwards present “Face Value,” an exhibit showcasing an array of narrative prints and paintings.
The
By Daily Press staff
The Santa Monica Public Library invites teens in grades sixth through 12 to sign up for a poetry-writing workshop with young adult author Sonya Sones.
By Daily Press staff
The Santa Monica College theatre arts and music departments will present “Into the Woods,” the Tony Award-winning smash hit musical that turns popular fairy tales
By Daily Press staff
There’s lots going on at Montana Avenue Branch Library in August. The following is a line-up of events: • Stitches from the Heart: Saturday, Aug.
Back into life
■ Licensed by the State of California Department of Alcohol and Drug Programs, CLARE provides services to all those seeking recovery from alcoholism and substance abuse, regardless of
By Daily Press staff
The accident involving an elderly driver at the Santa Monica Farmer’s Market three years ago was a wake-up call for organizations to provide more
By MICHAEL J. TITTINGER Daily Press Staff Writer
Not so fast. The holiday weekend’s only half over, and despite a grand old time being had at Santa Monica College’
By Daily Press staff
Galilean archeologist Jonathan L. Reed will discuss the recently published “Gospel of Judas,” on Wednesday, July 5 at 7 p.m. in the fireside room of
Welcome to the Santa Monica Art Palette for the weekend of June 30. The goal of the Art Palette, created by City Hall’s cultural affairs division, is to showcase
