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Category Archives: Arts
“The Diviners” Presented by PaliHi
Even though Palisades High School thespians are in a temporary school and have to rent theaters to perform, the talented students are undeterred in presenting a fall play The Diviners. The play, which opened on November 6, will run November...
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Come Give the Temescal Mural a “Bubblebath”
The Temescal Canyon Mural, which was started in 1983 by Palisades Charter High School students Kat Kozik, David Strauch, Jennifer Wilsey and Cathy Salser, needs restoration. Led by Kozik and Salzer, money has now been raised to start the project....
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Residents Attend “Oedipus the King, MAMA!”
(Editor’s note: The Getty Villa offered free tickets to Palisades residents who had been impacted by the fires to its annual Villa Outdoor Classical Theater production. Tahitian Terrace resident Krishna Thangavelu went and came back with this report about “Oedipus...
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Getty Offers Residents Free Tickets to “Oedipus the King Mama!
The Getty Villa Museum, which annually hosts a classical tragedy or comedy, is inviting Pacific Palisades Community members who have been impacted by the Palisades Fire to join them at its 2025 outdoor theater production of Oedipus the King Mama!...
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Theatre Palisades Awards Produces a Bittersweet, Optimistic Evening
Annually, the Theatre Palisades hosts an award evening to fete the actors and productions that were deemed the best of the season of the five produced plays/musicals. It is usually a lovely evening with a meal held at Founders Oak...
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Nestor’s Kingdom on Exhibit at Getty Villa
The Palace of Nestor was described in Homer’s Odyssey and Iliad as Nestor’s kingdom of “sandy Pylos.” The structure is one of the best-preserved Mycenaean Greek palaces discovered – a two-story building with workshops, baths, receptions rooms and a sewage...
Posted in Arts, Palisades Fire
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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...
Posted in Arts, Parks
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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...
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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...
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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...
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