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Category Archives: Arts
Opportunity to “Freshen” the Village Green 52 Years Later
Sabrina Halper grew up in Pacific Palisades, and Elad Gil, an entrepreneur and investor, who also spent time here, are proposing revitalizing the Green. That will include repairing the green, updating the landscaping and funding the creation and installation of … Continue reading
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Amazing Design for Potrero Pedestrian Crossing Submitted for Clas Project
Kaylie Ward grew up in Pacific Palisades and attended Santa Monica Catholic High School. She played club volleyball at UCLA, while attending college. After graduating, she took a temporary job at the Bay Theater in Caruso’s Palisades Village when it … Continue reading
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Don Bachardy Retrospective Closes August 4
There are just a few days remaining to see a Don Bachardy retrospective at the Huntington Library in San Marino. The exhibit which opened in April will close Monday, August 4. Bachardy was at the opening in April where he … Continue reading
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Emmy Nominations – Of course, Palisadians are included!
By BERNICE FOX After what we’ve been through this year, it’s nice to have some good news for Pacific Palisades. This is an entertainment story. So that good news comes in the form of Emmy nominations – a lot of … Continue reading
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“Disney’s Descendants: The Musical” Opens this Weekend
Director Lara Ganz and Co-Director and Choreographer Rebecca Brancato Barragan lead a cast of 35 youth actors in the delightful musical Disney’s Descendants: The Musical, which opens Friday, July 11, at 7 p.m. at Paul Revere Middle School auditorium, 1450 … Continue reading
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Art and Music in the Canyon June 28
It will be an evening of art and music of young artists who grew up in Santa Monica Canyon, at Gallery 69 on Saturday, June 28. There will be a reception from 5 to 9 p.m. There will be complimentary … Continue reading
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Set Up an Art “Studio in a Box”
The Pacific Palisades Art Association is hosting a workshop “Studio in a Box” with artist Ruth Askren from 1 to 3 p.m. on Sunday, June 22, at the Santa Monica Bay Women’s Club at 1210 Fourth Street, Santa Monica. RSVP … Continue reading
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Final Performances of “JEST A SECOND!” This Weekend
Everyone needs a little escape from reality and some genuine laughter. Theatre Palisades is offering the perfect solution, an evening at the theater with JEST A SECOND! – the highly anticipated follow-up to the hilarious Beau Jest! Sarah and Bob are now … Continue reading
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The Getty Hosts Conservation Clinic
So many people affected by the Palisades Fire, had little remaining. What was dug out of the ash, was encased in soot and barely recognizeable. A collaboration between the Los Angeles County Departments of Arts and Culture, Getty, and Art … Continue reading
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Beautiful Night of Ballet this Weekend
The Westside Ballet continues its tradition of excellence with three spectacular events on May 31 and June 1. A Gala will take place at 7 p.m. on May 31. Not only will the evening feature extraordinary guest artists and exquisite … Continue reading
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