First, Hunter repeat in South Paddleboard Race at Hermosa Beach Pier
by Kevin Cody After months of cold, snotty water, the ocean was welcoming to paddlers participating in the Sixth Annual South Bay Paddle on Saturday, June 8. The temperature was still an ice cream headachy 60 degrees, but the water was smooth as glass. The result was record times in both the men’s and women’s […]
A LA CARTE: Openings and closings, tiki returns, two food festivals
Lunch and Learning: Artesia has been blossoming as a dining area lately. The latest opening is not noteworthy for the creativity of its menu but is inspiring for other reasons. Mychal’s Café is a breakfast and lunch café staffed by people with learning disabilities, who are gaining job skills as they make your food and […]
Pilgrimage to Starbase, next stop Planet Mars
Story and photos by John Post I became a “rocket head” growing up in the South Bay during the 1960s space race. I photographed five Space Shuttle launches from the press site at Kennedy Space Center in Florida during the 1990s and early 2000s. In more recent years, I’ve watched SpaceX, based in Hawthorne, do […]
Beach Cities Police Beat: E-bike violations, Metlox assault case, copper theft, and feuding roommates
by Liz Mullen Task force to target e-bike violations The Redondo Beach, Hermosa Beach and Manhattan Beach police departments have formed a task force to address traffic violations, including e-bike violations, and juvenile crime over the summer. “Traffic safety and juvenile crime … usually includes kids on e-bikes,” HBPD Chief Paul LeBaron said. “But it […]
Baywatch Community Calender 6-13-24
Spotlight: Thursday, June 13 Wade in the Water, HB Theatre Wade in the Water: A Journey into Black Surfing and Aquatic Culture directed by David Mesfin will be followed by a panel discussion. Free. 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. Community Center Theatre, 710 Pier Ave., Hermosa Beach. For more info call (310) 318-0280. Exhibition: Plus One, […]
Beach Cities Arts Calendar June 2024
Malaga Cove Art on the Lawn Show Saturdays and Sundays: June 15 – 16, July 20 – 21, Aug. 17 – 18, Sept. 14 – 15, Oct. 12 – 13 Features paintings, jewelry, ceramics, photography, wearable art, and prints from artists from the seven art groups affiliated with Palos Verdes Art Center. 10 a.m. – […]
Spotlight on Charity: “Havana Nights” Party with a purpose
On the evening of April 27, the all volunteer Las Candalista hosted its annual Spring Fundraising Event at the Norris Pavilion. Guests were treated to a cocktail and salsa dancers upon arrival. Chef Dora passed appetizers while guests took in the silent and live auctions that included a luxury collection of beachfront resorts, a dinner […]
Art That Inspires: “Mother & Daughter Celebration”
Billed as a “Mother & Daughter Celebration,” “Art That Inspires” highlights the colorful work of painters Jeanne Zaske (birds, flowers, still lifes) and her daughter Lynnie Sterba (swirling abstracts). The exhibition, curated by Anthony Schmidt, has been on view in the Malaga Cove Library Art Gallery, and there’s a closing reception from 6 to 8 […]
Spotlight on culture: “Celebrating Our Similarities” Armenian Heritage on Display
On April 28, in the Peninsula Center Library’s Community Room, friends and neighbors gathered to enjoy Armenian art, books, clothing, dance, food and music in a festive array of activities hosted by Executive Director Merlin David, and his team at the Peninsula Friends of the Library. Armenian dance demonstrations were taught by Michelle Papayans while […]
Caricature: More than just laughter
Caricature is an art genre that uses satire and humor to depict people and events. Since ancient times, it has served as a tool for ridiculing and critiquing society. Despite its playful appearance, caricature possesses deep roots and a rich history. Functions of Caricature Satire and Humor Caricature often employs satire to describe people and […]
bitcoin vs. traditional currency: the advantages of using it
Read this article to know the complex relationship between Bitcoin and traditional currencies. Bitcoin aims to disrupt the conventional monetary system, creating a natural opposition between Bitcoin and traditional money. Bitcoin vs. Traditional Currency: The Advantages Of Using It In 2024 The relationship between Bitcoin and traditional currencies is multifaceted. As a decentralized digital currency, […]
Going Through a Green Card Interview? What to Expect
Congratulations on getting to the interview stage, you’re almost finished with the immigration process. If everything goes smoothly during the interview, you’ll soon have a green card, and this also means you’re a little closer to becoming a naturalized U.S. citizen. However, going through the interview can be stressful, especially if you don’t know […]