Spotlight on Theater: Reach for the Stars Gala Dreams in Motion at the Norris Theater
“Dreams in Motion,” the Norris Theater’s most important fundraiser of the year, presented a fantastic array of performing arts by their own Conservatory students and the incredible, New York-based motown band, “Uptown,” on May 31. Guests held up donation paddles in support of the community theater while enjoying camaraderie and an open bar for every […]
CITY HALL: Several leadership changes in Manhattan Beach
by Mark McDermott A changing of the guard is underway within the City of Manhattan Beach. City Manager Talyn Mirzakhanian, who is likewise in her first year on the job, last week announced the appointment of a new fire chief, finance director, and interim Public Works director. Jesse Alexander, who was serving as fire chief […]
Peninsula July 2025 Calendar
Spotlight: Palos Verdes Old Fashioned 4th of July The 60th Annual Palos Verdes Old Fashioned 4th of July brings the community together for civic awards, music, food, a bike parade and an All-American Apple Pie baking contest. Parade starts at 10 a.m. Bring your own picnic.. Hamburgers and hot dogs will be available for sale. […]
Leadership Hermosa Beach Graduating Class Launches 12 new ‘Little Libraries’
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A surreal supper in an art gallery – A meal from the painter’s cookbook was recreated at the VEFA Gallery
What was it like to dine with Salvador Dalì? by Richard Foss Salvador Dalì led one of the most richly weird lives in the history of art and parlayed his extravagantly eccentric lifestyle into media celebrity. His parties included dinners that were famous for thought-provoking and even shocking presentations, which Dalì himself detailed in a […]
Sermon on the Hill – God is on all sides
by Reverend Jason Shelby I am a patriot. I am also a Christian, and that is what should always come first. We are all Children of God, and that is why God is on our side. It’s not because we are Americans that God loves us. It’s not for anything we’ve done or will do; […]
Ask Dr. Allen – To Live in peace learn to let go
by Dr. Allen I often think the main psychological skill everyone needs to learn can be understood with two words: Let go. That’s right, letting go of our negative remnants from the day. There are things we absorb during the day we need to let go of. They include feelings, reactions, reasonings, and pictures of […]
In the kitchen with Chef Bell – A tomato summer
by Chef Robert Bell The tomato is the second most consumed vegetable in America. The first is the potato. Although according to science the tomato is a fruit, for 200 years it has been treated as a vegetable and legally remains a vegetable. The tomato is part of American culture. It is found on burgers, […]
Old-Fashioned 4th of July to honor Les Fishman
by Chelsea Sektnan This year’s 60th annual Palos Verdes Old-Fashioned 4th of July Celebration will honor the life and legacy of Les Fishman, who helped shape the event and his community for more than three decades. The devoted 4th of July committee member and Peninsula volunteer passed away suddenly in February. In recognition of his […]
Why Is New York So Resistant To Online Casino Legalisation?
Centre of (almost) everything The Big Apple has always pitched itself as the home of entertainment and the epicenter of everything cool, forward-thinking, and edgy. From the top Broadway shows to iconic museums and galleries and awe-inspiring buildings, New York is the go-to place for an action-packed, fun-filled adventure. While New York has some […]
Discover Vietnam’s Hidden Caves and the Best Natural Wonders
Vietnam’s natural beauty often surprises visitors with its variety, depth, and untouched charm. Beyond the well-known rice terraces and vibrant cities, the country hides a network of caves, grottoes, and breathtaking natural formations. Those seeking nature’s secrets can experience moments of solitude in places untouched by mass tourism. Among the essential tools for navigating this […]