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Category Archives: Arts
Flamenco Comes to the Broad Stage
The passion and fire of Spanish Dance and Flamenco returns to Los Angeles’ Westside. Flamenco, a beautiful dance form from Spain, will be coming to the Broad Stage in Santa Monica at 8 p.m. on June 24 with the 12th … Continue reading
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Come Drum, Then Craft at the Library on Saturday
Two separate events will be held at the Palisades Library on Saturday, June 10, and both promise to enlighten and entertain. The library is located at 861 Alma Real Drive. DRUMMING: At noon, “Drumming for Your Life” will take … Continue reading
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Pacific Palisades Ballerinas Will Perform May 27
Westside Ballet of Santa Monica presents “Masters of Movement: Ballet through the Centuries”—a richly varied program of classical, neoclassical, and contemporary works that showcase the talent of the nonprofit company’s pre-professional dancers, alumni, and guest artists. If one was not … Continue reading
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David Askew Goes from Homelessness to Work Featured in Art Show
PHOTOS and STORY by LAUREL BUSBY Artist David Askew’s life disintegrated into a haze of drugs, alcohol, and homelessness when he moved from Chicago to Los Angeles in 2000. For 12 years, he struggled. “I had created havoc in my … Continue reading
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Two Great Nights of Ballet, May 26 and 27, at the Broad
New York City has American Ballet, New York City Ballet, Dance Theatre of Harlem, Joffrey, Alvin Ailey, Paul Taylor and Martha Graham and this editor wisely, or not, bought tickets using money from waitress tips. Moving to Los Angeles, one … Continue reading
Photography Show Will Delight Viewers
“One look is worth a thousand words,” is attributed to advertising executive Fred Barnard, who claimed the phrase was first a Japanese then a Chinese proverb. One historian disputed that and said that newspaper editor Arthur Brisbane in a talk … Continue reading
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Palisadian Allegra Clegg Named SM Award Winner
Pacific Palisades resident Allegra Clegg, who is the owner of the Westside School of Ballet, was named as Santa Monica Chamber of Commerce 2023 Women’s Health and Wellness winner. Clegg will be honored at a Chamber Gala on April 29. … Continue reading
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Palisades Elementary Walkathon: Walking/Running for Health
With a few years off for Covid, Palisades Elementary is coming back strong with plans for its annual run/walkathon on April 27. This will be the first one held since 2019, continuing a 25-year-tradition. “The annual Pali Elementary Walk-a-Thon is … Continue reading
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Last Weekend for “Mean Girls” at Revere
Director Lara Ganz, who has directed numerous youth shows for Paul Revere Middle School and also for Theatre Palisades said in an April 16 email to CTN, “The show, Mean Girls, is REALLY good! Probably the best we’ve ever … Continue reading
PaliHi’s Top Artistic & Musical Students Will Be Showcased
Palisades Charter High School has one of the top visual and performing arts programs in the City and some of PaliHi’s most talented students go on to top colleges and then careers in the arts, film and television. The school … Continue reading
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