By Daily Press staff
Brush up for the upcoming election by attending Warren Olney’s special guest presentation on the Governor Davis recall, as well as many other local and
Co-owners and co-chefs Brooke Williamson and Nick Roberts of Amuse Café, the quintessential neighborhood restaurant in Venice, 796 Main Street, offers monthly wine dinners that introduce their patrons
The National Endowment for the Arts has awarded Venice Arts: In Neighborhoods a $12,000 grant to expand its “ArtPartner” photography and digital arts programs.
The workshops are for low-
Renowned architect Frank Gehry will speak at the Venice studio of artist Charles Arnoldi this evening.
Gehry is expected to talk about the role of museums and modern architecture. Reservations
Seven 5-year-old children received their diplomas last week in the Child Care & Parenting Program graduation ceremony at St. Joseph Center in Venice, while 13 of their fellow
By Daily Press staff
Something is afoot in Venice. It’s a new gathering to celebrate the arts and indulge in the eclectic mix of music, mirth and “massaging of
By Daily Press staff
Jennifer Kim and Fred Siegel, high school teachers in Venice, recently attended the “Partners in Engineering Problem Solving” program at Harvey Mudd College.
They spent five
By John Zarchen
Your editorial on July 21 in the Santa Monica Daily Press intrigues me (Charles Springer’s From the Street column, page 4). If, as you say, “We,
Burton Chace Park, located at 13650 Mindanao Way in Marina Del Ray. The music will be recorded with the Loyola Marymount University’s radio station, KXLU 88.9 FM. The
By Daily Press staff
Citing election irregularities that could prevent a fair election of the Venice Neighborhood Council this weekend, a group of 10 candidates are running as a progressive
By Daily Press staff
While it appears to be a carnival every day in Venice, this weekend a day-long Italian-inspired carnevale will take place that is described as
By Piedad F. Robertson SMC Superintendent and president
(This letter was originally addressed the Santa Monica College community). For an institution that has only known success for each of the
