June 1st 2021 will be the 96th birthday of Marilyn Monroe
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From the sea to the trees, Palos Verdes never runs short on new photography. It excites the seasoned and the beginner for the exact same reasons. Same place, same time, different day equals different photo.
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Many credit our nation’s sixteenth President, Abraham Lincoln, with establishing our National Day of Remembrance, Decoration Day, later known as Memorial Day, for those soldiers who lost their lives during the Civil War.
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“June Is Bustin’ Out All Over” is one of the memorable tunes and dance number of Rodgers & Hammerstein’s famed musical Carousel that inspired this month’s theme. J
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MARK YOUR CALENDAR! A FUN, FREE & FANTASTIC LECTURE ON JUNE 10, 2022 AT 4PM AT HESSE COMMUNITY PARK.
Hear Shelley Stockwell Nicholas, Ph.D. President of the International Hypnosis Federation share the wisdom and traditions of Bali - the land of love, laughter, and spirit.
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No kidding! Goat’s make the most wonderful companions.
We already know how great dogs are. They make us happy after a long day at work, keep us in shape, and take care of us just as much as we take care of them. But one of your favorite farm animals is giving man's best friend a run for his money.
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Collected Treasures Estate Sale
And Silent Auction
“Treasures Collected Just for You”
Palos Verdes Art Center
June 3 and June 4, 2022
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Over the years the mountains, hillsides and rural terrain of California have claimed the lives of many civilian and military personnel.
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I have just returned from a wonderful trip to South Africa and Zimbabwe with my son, a trip delayed two years due to the pandemic. The most wonderful part of the trip was the 3 days we spent on Safari.
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The history of Neighborhood Church really begins with the birth of John Joseph Haggarty in London England, in 1864. By 1887 he had eared what amounts to a Masters Degree and emigrated to the US, landing in St Louis where he worked for a major dry goods retailer and discovered that he had a real aptitude for retail.
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Palos Verdes boasts a rich and colorful canvas for photographers to come and enjoy. The mustard, the greenery, blues of the waters mixed in with the palate of seasonal representations give this peninsula 365 days of opportunities to capture nature’s finest.
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Fundraiser for Pedro Pet Pals
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On May 6, at an annual meeting, the Foundation Board at Torrance Memorial allocated over $15M to the Medical Center. The funds support the many programs and innovative treatments bringing exceptional care to the South Bay community. Thank you to the many donors who made this possible by generously giving throughout the year.
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Don Hurzeler has a business card that lists him as an “Old Retired Guy”. However, he does not let retirement get in the way of his writing best selling books and taking award winning photographs. Don is retired AND inspired.
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Nasturtiums are my favorite edible flower. They are colorful but most special, they are peppery. For this recipe I infuse their peppery flavor and color into tequila. Now you can drink your flowers!
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The 37th Annual Whale of a Day Festival co-sponsored by the City of Rancho Palos Verdes and the Los Serenos de Point Vincente (LSPV) celebrating the annual migration of the Pacific Gray Whales returned to the grounds of the Point Vincente Interpretive Center after a two-year interruption due to COVID-19 restrictions.
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The living room is arguably the most social of all the rooms in our home. Sometimes called the family room or the great room, it can be whatever you need it to be for your home and lifestyle. Technically speaking, a family room leans more towards cozy and casual, while a traditional living room or great room can be more formal
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May 13th is the 71th Anniversary of the Dedication of Wayfarer's Chapel
Frank Lloyd Wright Jr. (1890-1978) was a well known American architect. He changed his name to Lloyd Wright to create his own individual identity.
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