In the United States, chocolate is more than just a sweet treat; it’s a culinary delight that captivates taste buds and evokes memories.
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If you are familiar with the natural areas around the Palos Verdes Peninsula, you probably know about the South Coast Botanic Garden, an 87-acre stretch of land that holds more than 2,000 different species of plants from around the world.
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Diwali, the festival of lights, holds deep significance as a celebration of light over darkness.
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Since she was young, Janet Goldman Merrill has felt a special connection with animals. So it was only natural for her to start drawing them as she began to hone her artistic skills.
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’Tis the season for boots, scarves…and plenty of events. The Peninsula has plenty of activities going on
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Destination: Art is celebrating 10 years, and you are invited to come enjoy the fun.
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A Magical Night with the Long Beach Camerata
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People and pets gathered together in Columbia Park in Torrance on Nov. 3 to support the fight against cancer.
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SPECIAL EVENTS
Native Plant Fall Butterfly Baskets from the Palos Verdes Peninsula Land Conservancy
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When the enormous white event tent rises up on the Torrance Memorial Medical Center campus, South Bay residents know the holiday season has truly begun.
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Mommy kisses a booboo and junior runs off smiling...This is the placebo effect in action. A smile orchestrates internal consciousness that cascades feel-good chemicals to your entire self.
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Space offers the ultimate location for preservation of objects we put there. Satellites from the dawn of the Space Age still roam the heavens, some seven decades after they were lobbed into the heavens.
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Encouraging creativity in children is essential for their development and self-expression.
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13th Annual San Pedro Film Fest November 2 - 3, 2024
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Eugene Daub, a local sculptor with five decades of artwork under his belt, has a new project in the works. He and a team are compiling a book to document his pieces of artwork.
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Local geologist Joe Cocke gave a lecture on Oct. 11 at Hesse Park about the changing Palos Verdes landscape and his local fossil discoveries around the Peninsula.
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