What happens when an artist, dependent upon head, hand and heart, loses the full use of one of them?
Local artist Bruria Finkel faced that dilemma when she was seriously
First Cronuts, now Wownuts! Why are we so blessed? We are truly living in a golden age of donuts.
Approximately one year ago, Santa Monica's favorite donut shop,
SM PIER — What are you doing every Thursday night of the summer?
City officials have announced the lineup for the 30th annual Twilight Concert Series. The free shows will be
MAIN STREET — Top hats and monocles are not required to participate in the inaugural Mainopoly fundraiser but organizers are hoping to see a few Monopoly-themed costumes strolling along the
SMC — Santa Monica College's Public Policy Institute (PPI) is inviting Santa Monica residents to experience the intersection of policy and art at the organization's annual symposium.
SMC — Local dancers will present a unique ballet experience on May 18 at the Westside Ballet of Santa Monica's spring performance.
The show will have two parts, one
In case you missed "Incognito," the unique "guess-the-artist" annual fundraising art show benefiting Santa Monica Museum of Art, you still have a chance to
News of another juice joint opening in Santa Monica is far from extraordinary. However, Chomp Eatery & Juice Station has some surprises in store.
Chomp is a venture from Santa
Yom Ha'Shoah, or Holocaust Remembrance Day, took place this past weekend.
Here in Los Angeles we're most familiar with the work of architect Moshe Safdie as
The land was originally developed by newspaper magnate William Randolph Hearst in the 1920s for his mistress, actress Marion Davies. In 1947, Davies sold the property and it was turned into a hotel and beach club.
