WHO: 20th annual LA Harbor International Film Festival (LAHIFF) (Mar. 2-5)
WHEN: DocSunday, March 5 – Closing day of LAHIFF features non-fiction films
WHAT: Program E 1 pm (doors open 12:30 pm) ~ POLA Premiere
Read MoreWHO: 20th annual LA Harbor International Film Festival (LAHIFF) (Mar. 2-5)
WHEN: DocSunday, March 5 – Closing day of LAHIFF features non-fiction films
WHAT: Program E 1 pm (doors open 12:30 pm) ~ POLA Premiere
Read MoreThe Point Vicente Chapter NSDAR celebrated local students for their efforts in our annual Essay and Art Contests at our monthly meeting on January 16th.
Read MoreSPECIAL EVENTS
Cactus Wren Training, Saturday, March 4th, 9am – 12pm. Become a Community Scientist and help monitor the charismatic and rare cactus wren in our preserves!
Read MoreRead MoreDuring the springtime is one of my favorite times to have Sunday breakfast outside on the patio taking in the fresh air and seeing nature come into bloom.
Springtime allergies (“hay fever”) keep up to 40% of our population from enjoying the beautiful “superbloom” that followed this year’s rainy weather. Sneezing, itchy watery eyes and nose, stuffy nose, postnasal drip — these are not much fun when you are trying to hike the trails of Palos Verdes or take your dog for a walk. These symptoms are due to histamine that is released into the nasal lining with exposure to pollens in the air.
Read MoreHave you noticed all the wonderful colors springing up around the Peninsula lately? The brilliant greens of new growth on the trees to pinks of the blossoms on the trees and the vibrant splashes of color as nature paints our world. Have you noticed all the wonderful colors springing up around the Peninsula lately? The brilliant greens of new growth on the trees to pinks of the blossoms on the trees and the vibrant splashes of color as nature paints our world.
Read MoreI always feel like I am out in the country when I walk on the horse trails in Rolling Hills, I absolutely love it there. I am going to take you on a walk with me, but… I am not going to identify the streets because I usually start in a residential area and I am pretty sure that the people living there would like to maintain their privacy.
Read MoreI can remember the day I had my first rattle snake encounter like it was yesterday. I was just a young child and was on a hike in Palos Verdes led by my uncle who is a biologist with a special interest in herpetology, the study of reptiles and amphibians
Read MoreHow did Valentine's Day originally start? There are many mysteries surrounding the origins of Valentine’s Day. People debate when exactly it started and who it began with. The most common origin story is the legend of St. Valentine. St. Valentine is believed to have been a priest during the third century in Rome
Read MoreThe recently opened Academy Museum of Motion Picture at Fairfax and Wilshire is currently hosting an exhibit called “Black Cinema 1898-1971 -Regeneration”. This exhibit has been extended until July 16th, 2023, where it then continues to Detroit for another showing
Read MoreWith Mardi Gras celebrations set to cut loose in a frenzied parade of feathers, costumes, beads and booze, let's get ready for the party with some fun and not-so-well-known facts surrounding America's wildest and most colorful festival. Mardi Gras, meaning "Fat Tuesday" in French,
Read MoreYour mind IS your body! The rate and depth of a single breath determine the chemicals your brain and glands release and disseminate to your entire body.
Read MoreYour body could give you signs (first subtle, then not so subtle) that you are ignoring your authentic self and not pursuing cherished dreams and values. Are you sick all the time without your doctors finding why? Do you have low energy while all your blood tests, radiology and physical exams are normal? Are you suffering from anxiety and depression?
Read MoreValentine’s Day is here! And while the day is traditionally associated with flowers, chocolate, and perhaps a romantic evening, many sailors who were separated from their loved ones had to be a bit more creative. Here are just a few examples from the collection of the Los Angeles Maritime Museum. To view more of the historic photograph collection, be sure to visit www.lamaritimemuseum.org select “research” and then “Online Digital Collections”. The museum welcomes donations of photograph and artifacts that document the history of the Port of Los Angeles. Please contact the museum at info@lamaritimemuseum.org or call 310-548-7618 if you have items to donate.
Read MoreThe Korean Friendship Bell was donated by the people of the Republic of Korea, commonly known as South Korea, to the people of the United States in 1976
Read MoreBefore the invention of television and the internet, publicity stills sold movies to filmgoing audiences during the heyday of classic movies from the 1920 through the 1950s. Film studios produced and distributed millions of free publicity images to magazines and newspapers to build awareness of upcoming movies or to promote promising or popular performers.
Read More"The story of Valentine's Day begins in the third century with an oppressive Roman emperor and a humble Christian Martyr. The emperor was Claudius II. The Christian was Valentinus
Read MoreMARK YOUR CALENDAR! A FUN, FREE & FANTASTIC LECTURE AT HESSE COMMUNITY PARK ON February 10, 2023, AT 4 PM - Exploring the Palos Verdes Peninsula through the Eyes of Artist Steve Shriver
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