By Daily Press staff
A benefit for hurricane victims will be celebrated New Orleans-style this Thursday with a Mardi Gras party.
The money raised for the fundraiser that begins
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What planet are you on? You’ll be on Mars if you show up to Santa Monica College’s weekly astronomy series. The series starts this
the spot and some merchants also will be donating a percentage of the evening’s sale to Hurricane Katrina relief. What’s on tap, according to science
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Want to learn how to break into the “industry?” The Santa Monica College Academy of Entertainment & Technology’s entertainment industry speaker series continues in October
By Daily Press staff
A Jewish musical festival will take place on the Santa Monica Pier this weekend. The free concert will have Jewish folk dancing, food and a wide
You think spending two hours watching a group of hot-bodied young stars with suspect acting ability parade around nearly naked in the Bahamas sounds like fun? Yeah, me too!
By Daily Press staff
Curious about the Malibu Creek Watershed and its condition? The Annual Malibu Creek Watershed Tour 2005 will be held on Oct. 2 The tour, which runs
Santa Monica MOMS Club presents The 3rd Annual Preschool Forum Tuesday, Sept 27, 7:00 p.m. Panera, 501 Wilshire Blvd., Santa Monica Don’t miss this opportunity to hear
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It will be an all-acoustic evening in Topanga this Friday, entitled “We Know What It Means To Miss New Orleans.”
The benefit concert with 100
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Step Up On Second this year is celebrating 21 years of providing assistance to individuals suffering from mental illness. An art show including more than 60
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Have you stopped to think about the rich history along Wilshire Boulevard? Well now you can. On Oct. 2, the Los Angeles Conservancy will take visitors
