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TeAda Productions, Santa Monica’s cutting-edge theatre group, is tackling the issue of Santa Monica’s gentrifica-tion in its latest show, “OUTFLOW.” The performance work will feature
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The Tarryn Teresa Gallery in Santa Monica will display New York-based artist Rachel Kohn’s work through Sept. 18. Kohn’s exhibit, entitled Existing Caves, offers the viewer
Summer wrestling party takes over Muscle Beach
VENICE BEACH Windward Plaza is about to be injected with a major shot of testosterone.
There will be plenty of body slams and
Music and skate fans of all ages are invited to attend the “Summer Strummer Festival,” a music, skate and lifestyle extravaganza to be held at Santa Monica’s Bergamot Station
The Santa Monica Playhouse will present six performances of “The Friendship” from Wednesday, Aug. 29, through Saturday, Sept. 1, at 7:30 p.m., and matinee performances Saturday and Sunday,
Mixed martial arts begins to take root in Santa Monica
By GERRY SHIH I Special to the Daily Press
CIVIC CENTER As recently as the early 2000s, mixed martial arts
Hot on the heels of last Sunday’s enormously successful Jazz on the Lawn concert by Brasil Brazil, the City of Santa Monica presents the second concert of the series
By GERRY SHIH Special to the Daily Press
SANTA MONICA PIER As a group intimately familiar with both the penniless hustle and the breathtaking heights of success and wealth, Atlanta’
Event to showcase latest in technology
BARKER HANGER Wary of taking a backseat again to the Greater Los Angeles Auto Show, organizers of the second Alternative Energy and Transportation Expo
Ready for a good story? On Monday, August 6, The Powerhouse Theatre Company’s monthly storytelling series continues as seven guests perform their personal narratives “sparked” by a particular theme.
Platinum-selling singer and songwriter Al Stewart, who has performed with the likes of Jimmy Page and Phil Collins, will woo the crowd at the Will Geer Theatricum Botanicum this
By BYEMILYSKEHAN BOOKREVIEW
I purchased the last copy of “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows” at the local Borders, half-satisfied by the possibility of leaving a young child sobbing
