Looking for a scary good time? Come meet celebrities, trick-or-treat, eat food, meet cartoon characters and more, all while helping feed and clothe kids with AIDS.
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By PAM WIGHT Special to the Daily Press
FIFTH STREET — For most 74-year-old retirees, joining the Peace Corps is not on their list of plans. But Trudi Wyner
Art junkies can now view urban landscapes through contrasting mediums at the new “Seeing and Reading” exhibition at Santa Monica College.
Two nationally recognized artists, Marc Trujillo and Chris Ware,
Symphony’s swan song to include ‘Ode to Joy’
By Daily Press staff
CIVIC AUDITORIUM — More than 1,000 people gathered here earlier this month for the first concert of
The YWCA Santa Monica/Westside hosts “Week Without Violence 2004,” a week-long national campaign that focuses on practical alternatives to violence and strives for a safer, more peaceful and
St. Anne Catholic Church is hosting a three-day carnival starting today and running all weekend, and the entire community is invited.
The carnival runs today from 4 p.m.
All proceeds from the events support Cinema Fighting Cancer programs and help fund the Cancer Relief Fund. Last year’s Drive-In helped support 13 families going through treatment. Founded
Adrea Peters/Special to the Daily Press Mayor Richard Bloom (center) congratulates artist Michael Kort (left) and Step Up on Second CEO Tod Lipka during ‘Art Heals,’ a fundraiser celebrating
By Daily Press staff
Attention, budding filmmakers and veteran directors: Get your cameras ready. The Other Venice Film Festival is accepting entries for a community event dedicated to screening full-
By Daily Press staff
The Santa Monica Elks, working in conjunction with the Jack Showers Foundation, donated $1,000 to the American Legion program to send necessities and goodies to
Step Up on Second is celebrating this week 20 years of providing assistance to individuals suffering from mental illness with the charity fundraising event “Art Heals,” a group display of
