By Daily Press staff
Just what does it mean now that Los Angeles has a Latino mayor? Santa Monica College will present “Fluid Borders: Latino Power, Identity and Politics,” a
Photo courtesy Jimmy Quaintance places the last of 6,000 blue light bulbs on the Ferris wheel at the Santa Monica Pier in preparation for “Blue Monday,” the kickoff of
By Daily Press staff
Santa Monica College will offer a series of astronomy shows featuring the night sky next month.
“Star of Wonder,” a look at possible explanations for the
By EMILY CHRISTIANSON Special To The Daily Press
Faith Hill fans are in for a treat next week. The southern starlet will perform hits like “Breathe,” “This Kiss,” “Cry” and
By Daily Press staff
18th Street Arts Center presents the fourth “ArtNight at 18th Street,” a series of free art events, on Saturday, Nov. 19, from 6 p.m. to
Design and conquer at SMC
By Daily Press staff
More than 400 people attended the 67th anniversary event remembering the Kristallnacht, the “Nights of Broken Glass,” which is widely viewed
By Daily Press staff
Daybreak Shelter is offering shoppers an opportunity to purchase exclusive crafts and collectibles during its annual holiday sale.
Daybreak Designs, a project-based business started in
By Daily Press staff
In the mood for jazz this December? The Santa Monica College Music Department will present a holiday concert, jazz and more in December. All concerts are
By Daily Press staff
Having difficulty finding the perfect gift? Maybe a book is your answer. The Will Rogers Learning Community will host a sidewalk book sale on Nov. 19
By Daily Press staff
COLORADO AVE. — Local children on Tuesday got a jump start on their holiday shopping, compliments of Sears and a host of service organizations.
Not only did
By Daily Press staff
Pacific Park, located on the Santa Monica Pier, has announced that its world-famous Pacific Wheel, the only solar-powered ferris wheel ride in the world,
