Venice - SMDP (Page 41)

Venice Art Walk expected to attract thousands

Food, music and art part of this weekend’s event in Venice By WINTER JOHNSON Special to the Daily Press VENICE — Hundreds of thousands of dollars will be raised this

By Guest Author

/ 20 May 2005

AIA/LA Announces Summer Home Tour Schedule With Venice, Palisades and Santa Monica Stops

By Daily Press staff Having the perfect home might be nothing more than a dream, but admiring it from the inside can be a reality. The American Institute of Architects/

By Guest Author

/ 13 May 2005

To bid or not to bid? That is the question

By Daily Press staff Who knew that art, competition, and philanthropy could actually intersect? Only in Venice. Get ready for a night of competition and aesthetic pleasure at the Venice

By Guest Author

/ 12 May 2005

Free Tai Chi Classes for Seniors Offered Wednesdays at St. Joseph Center

By Daily Press staff Seniors seeking more range of motion may want to consider free Tai Chi classes. Limited space is available on a first-come basis in the free

By Guest Author

/ 2 May 2005

Eat, skate for AIDS

By Daily Press staff Get your groove on this Thursday to fight AIDS. On Thursday, April 28, Los Angeles and Orange County residents will be eating out for a good

By Guest Author

/ 27 Apr 2005

Venice residents want out of LA

Meeting staged to discuss becoming a separate city VENICE — Some residents here are fed up with the lack of control they have over their community, and as a result, they

By Ryan Hyatt

/ 27 Apr 2005

Olympic artist donates painting to St. Joseph’s

By Daily Press staff Internationally renowned fine artist, Susan Manders, has donated her original U.S. Olympic Team – Athens 2004 painting “All Eyes on Me,” oil on canvas, to St.

By Guest Author

/ 23 Apr 2005

Olympic artist donates painting to St. Joseph’s

Letter: Wealthy tax breaks and the cost of a greedy, uncompassionate society

By Peter Shopay Santa Monica Regarding Don Johnson’s letter (SMDP, April 15, page 4), please correct me if I’m wrong, but aren’t we talking about Dockweiler State

By Guest Author

/ 19 Apr 2005

The not-so-humble abodes of Venice

By Daily Press staff Think your house is old? Come compare this Saturday at the fourth annual Venice Architectural Tour. The tour will feature homes designed by Steven Ehrlich, Robert

By Guest Author

/ 18 Apr 2005

Venice considers secession

By Daily Press staff How can Venice control development, maintain a mix of incomes and ethnic groups, promote the arts, and remain a unique and vital community? Find out from

By Guest Author

/ 14 Apr 2005

826LA Launches Saturday Storytime Hour With Moose Tale and Craft Session

By Daily Press staff That moose is feeling pretty bad. But maybe he’ll feel better if you attend storytime hour at 826LA. 826LA is kicking-off a new storytime

By Guest Author

/ 11 Apr 2005

SMC literary arts journal bound to be profound

By Daily Press staff Beyond Baroque, Los Angeles’ leading literary center, is celebrating Santa Monica College’s release of the spring issue of the acclaimed Santa Monica Review, its national

By Guest Author

/ 8 Apr 2005