23 April 2012
Do you feel like you’re on the outside? Join the club. Greg Kaczynski’s high-impact solo journey takes theater audiences on his self-enslavement through friends, family, women, addiction and being on the outside, to discovering and uncovering the freedom he finds inside his true self. 3 Performances Only: SATURDAYS @ 8:30pm MAY 12 – 26, 2012 [...]
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18 April 2012
Calling all artists — present your best work for a Chowderfest Poster. Now in its 3rd year, this October event has become a must-attend for Chowder heads all over Santa Barbara, Ventura and even Los Angeles counties. Legal Aid is looking to commission a commemorative poster to market the event to the Santa Barbara community [...]
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26 March 2012
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF.–The Burritt Room, Mystic Hotel’s intimate film noir-inspired bar is named for Burritt Alley, where detective Sam Spade’s partner Miles Archer was gunned down in The Maltese Falcon. The adjoining restaurant, Burritt Tavern, led by Executive Chef Ashley Weaver, will draw its design from that speak-easy vibe. Six curtained booths create dark corners [...]
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22 March 2012
For more than a century, the west coast of America has been a hotbed of esoteric spiritual belief and cultural transformation. Obscura Day 2012 (obscuraday.com) is the time to learn about Maja D’Aoust, The White Witch of L.A. Esotouric bus adventure, “Maja’s Mysteries: Rapture & Release,” is one of hundreds of Obscura Day events happening [...]
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07 March 2012
Esotouric tour in Los Angeles are literary tours with in depth studies of the streets, stops and haunts occupied by some of L.A.’s most written about characters. You don’t just walk the path that a famous or infamous individual may have traveled, but thanks to creative researchers who add doses of facts with hypotheses, you [...]
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07 March 2012
COSTA MESA, CAL–With approximately 90 tournaments hosted annually throughout the country and prize money ranging from $10,000 to $100,000, the USTA Pro Circuit is the pathway for the U.S. Open and tour-level competition for aspiring players and a frequent battleground for established professionals. Newport Beach native and rising tennis star Carsten Ball is the Number [...]
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07 March 2012
Never to be seen again, March 7th is a day to remember in California. It will welcome hundreds of newborns to the world, see some pass away with tears shed for the loss of a love, and celebrate the gift of living. Some of the highlights to the day include things you don’t actually have [...]
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28 December 2011
RE:COMPOSITION: Featured in the Getty Center’s Pacific Standard Time: Art in L.A. 1945 – 1980 Performance and Public Art Festival at Southern California Institute of Architecture January 27, 2012, 8 pm January 28, 2012, 8 pm To honor California-native John Cage’s centenary, RE:COMPOSITION, a thematic program of performances curated by Julie Lazar, considers how current [...]
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28 December 2011
CHAMPS Charter High School of the Arts Junior Drama Academy presents “The Winter’s Tale” “And the King shall live without an heir, if that which is lost be not found.” Traverse two fantastical worlds and sixteen years to meet a jealous king and his graceful queen, a maligned brother and devoted counselor, a frail son [...]
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28 December 2011
Shai Kremer’s Fallen Empires at the Robert Koch Gallery is an exhibition of large-scale color photographs of Israeli landscapes marked by historical conflicts and empire building. Moving beyond a one-sided view of Israel’s history, Kremer’s photographs explore the layered traces of historical nation building—shattered houses, remnants of corrugated fencing, and abandoned army barracks—as a process [...]
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