Join the Palos Verdes Peninsula Land Conservancy for these wonderful December events!
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A Santa visit at the beach captured by founder and photographer Mark DeJohn may be South Bay’s most unique celebration of the holidays.
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The Atrium of Palos Verdes Art Center shimmered with gold streamers and gold and black table dressings and sparkled with illuminated hydrangea floral centerpieces, an exquisite atmosphere created to celebrate the 50th Anniversary Gala of The Circle of Palos Verdes Art Center.
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For the past two decades, Bill Ailor has been on a mission to help the world prepare for a meteor crisis…
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Lara Marmelstein had been a highly ranked (5.0) tennis player for more than 30 years when a buddy introduced her to a new racquet sport with a silly name: pickleball. The 54-year-old nurse from San Juan Capistrano was instantly hooked.
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When Lisa Solomon first stepped onto a Megaformer in Los Angeles around 2008, she had no idea that a friend's recommendation would transform not just her own fitness journey…
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In the wee hours of the morning John Martinis wife took the call that would lead to the most extraordinary day of their lives. On the phone was the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences to announce her husband’s Nobel Prize Awards in Physics 2025, along with his team members, John Clarke and Michel H. Devoret.
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In today’s digital world, kids are surrounded by screens from the moment they wake up to the time they go to bed. Between online classes, TV, and mobile games, many children are missing out on something incredibly important– hands-on, sensory play. But there’s real science behind why simple, tactile play things like squishies or plush toys can have lasting benefits for development, learning, and emotional health.
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In the summer of 1965, on Bainbridge Island, Joel and Joan Pritchard created a game meant to bring people together. It was a blend of tennis, badminton, and family laughter, a sport born from simplicity, connection, and joy.
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There's something about night photography that's different. Night is when the world sleeps. And that darkness brings us close to the dream world , even our subconscious.
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When Keith Willis moved to Southern California from England, he could not work his day job in accounting and finance as he waited for his paperwork to go through.
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Read MoreThe Halloween Dog Parade at White Point Nature Preserve was a tremendous success, bringing together 31 dogs and more than 60 enthusiastic participants for a festive morning outdoors with the Palos Verdes Peninsula Land Conservancy.
November might be the calm before the holiday storm, but it’s also one of the most magical months to savor.
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The Ice Hotel in Sweden is one of those places you think looks interesting, but you are not likely to ever get to visit…
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November babies are treated to a dazzling pair of birthstones that radiate warmth and positivity: topaz and citrine.
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Looking for a holiday gift that delivers pure fun and supports a great cause? Soroptimist International of South Bay (SISB) has officially kicked off a festive new partnership with Dave & Buster’s—just in time for the season of giving.
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“Diwali has been my favorite festival since childhood—mainly because of its meaning: light over darkness and the triumph of good over evil,” says event organizer Shikha Vidjearadji.
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When Rosa Kwon Easton immigrated to the South Bay from South Korea when she was 7, she found her own wondrous world in books.
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