A pair of locals will be presenting their art together for the first time, but to them, teaming up is nothing new.
Renowned artist, Fielden Harper and her son, local
By Daily Press staff
Strolling through Main Street’s farmers’ market on a Sunday morning, dessert-tasting at UCLA, or seated in the historic, newly refurbished Barnum Hall, locals this
By Daily Press staff
The nonprofit Connections For Children will present a festival with a variety of activities used to promote children’s early literacy and language development.
Raising Readers
Give someone a little common courtesy, please
Lay off the horn and turn that cell phone ringer off — today is “National Common Courtesy Day.”
That means no cutting in line
By Daily Press staff
The Santa Monica Public Library invites book lovers to join book discussions and other events related to Christopher Isherwood’s “The Berlin Stories” next month.
Set
By Daily Press staff
Relive the day when one of America’s favorite presidents was assassinated. In Venice tonight, there will be an exhibition of historic JFK assassination newspapers at
By Daily Press staff
A night of wine, food and celebrities this weekend in Santa Monica will make the wishes come true for hundreds of children in Los Angeles.
Bringing
There’s a bit of controversy surrounding Disney’s “Hidalgo,” a film based on the life of a famous cowboy named Frank T. Hopkins. It’s not a “Passion of
By Daily Press staff
St. Joseph’s Center will hold its Second Annual Black History Celebration, complete with soul food, entertainment and slave narratives.
The free event will be held
Leaping into its fourteenth year, the Sunday Concert Series at the Santa Monica Pier will begin on “leap” Sunday with Barbara Morrison and the Daniel May Band.
All concerts start
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Franklin Elementary School is having its Third Annual Multicultural Faire on Sunday. The event for the first time will introduce “The Wealth of Nations Foundation and
