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This classy afternoon of high tea, presented last month by the Palos Verdes Historical Society and the Palos Verdes Art Center, featured a talk and slide show by Marc Wanamaker about the Golden Age of Hollywood and the movie stars who lived in or filmed on the Peninsula. But why aren’t these people smiling? Because […]
The latest episode of PhotowalksTV comes from Northern New Mexico jewel Taos, about 90 miles up the road from Santa Fe, a small community known for its dynamic landscape, art and the oldest living community, the Native American Pueblo. Join us for the photo tour of one of the great places to visit.
photos by Tony LaBruno The timely Pennyroyals played at the Torrance Main Library located at 3301 Torrance Blvd. The Pennyroyals bring their guitars, banjolele, harmonica, dulcimer and percussion in their story-telling musical portrayal about women’s suffrage. They saluted 27 historical women who dared to fight for their right to vote. Anne Destabelle, local PV resident […]
San Francisco’s Alcatraz Island is one of the top tourist spots in the city, to take a look at the former prison and trying to imagine what it must have been like to have lived there. It also makes a great spot for cities, most notably, getting shots of the City by the Bay from […]
The City held a civic holiday party at the historic Point Vicente Interpretive Center on December 4th to reign in the New Year. Musical artist Mark Fitchett serenaded guests on the guitar while Entertaining Friends provided a luxe spread of different food stations representing a variety of different cultures including a taco and pasta bar. […]
What’s your thoughts on electric scooter rental services like bird scooters? Steve Napolitano host a discussion regarding these scooters with guest Kevin Cody, Carol Glover, Michael Keegan and Brad Jacobson. Please comment below with your opinion.