I recently had the pleasure of meeting Palos Verdes artist and writer Judy Herman at her studio at Los Angeles Harbor Arts in San Pedro.
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Lynne LaFleur has found a way to merge the history of the Peninsula with her art. LaFleur became interested in the history of Palos Verdes Estates as she learned more about the vision of city planner Frederick Law Olmsted, Jr.
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Spring has arrived, and with it comes a world bursting back to life! The air feels fresher, the days grow longer, and a sense of possibility lingers in the breeze.
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The Power of Green: How This Vibrant Hue Transforms Our Minds, Mood, and Well-Being
Imagine standing in a lush forest, surrounded by towering trees, their emerald leaves shimmering in the sunlight.
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I sometimes get asked why I go back to the same mountains and the Palos Verdes Peninsula sea side again and again. Some of my friends seem to think that these places are static and never changing. Their assumption is that once you have seen one place then there is no real reason to see it again because you’ll simply be seeing the same thing that you saw the last time you visited. I think that most of them don’t realize how much nature change depending on the time of year that you visit them, or even the time of day.
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In Southern California, spring arrives in March and is one of California’s most beautiful times of year. Each season brings a beauty of its own, but I have to admit that spring is one of my favorite seasons.
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The Palos Verdes peninsula’s near-perfect climate makes it possible for gardens in general and succulents in particular to be vibrantly beautiful year-round…providing their owners heed a few timely and important tips.
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The Palos Verdes Peninsula Land Conservancy is presenting the Wild & Scenic Film Festival on Tour - Two showings: April 13, 12:00 pm in San Pedro (Olguin Auditorium, Cabrillo Marine Aquarium) and Tuesday, April 22 - Earth Day at Redondo Union High School, 5 pm
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Key Highlights
A dry white holds the power to elevate your culinary creations, offering depth and complexity.
Unlock the world of wine: Discover the joys of wine tasting and develop your palate with this beginner-friendly guide, just like sommeliers do.
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John Warhank has spent the last two and a half decades honing his jewelry-making craft. Working with silver, he creates one-of-a-kind pendants and rings, aiming to discover the unique.
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The last time we met with Music Director Chuck Dickerson, he was taking questions after the screening of Maryann Garger’s 2023 short film The Orchestra That Chuck Built, a loving tribute to Mr. Dickerson, the talented creator of the Inner City Youth Orchestra of Los Angeles (ICYOLA)
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March’s birthstone, aquamarine, captures the mesmerizing beauty of the sea with its serene blue and greenish-blue hues.
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As a press delegate to the 68th BFI London Film Festival in October 2024 (and I’ve been attending since the 46th) I viewed 20 films in ten days and walked out of three that weren’t to my sensibility or standard.
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Photos to Help Readers Relax By Photographer and Contributor Rick Thompson
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This five year project will restore 6 acres of native coastal sage scrub, providing habitat for Western Monarch butterflies during the winter months.
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Opening a bottle of wine is easy. Getting the cork back in? Not always.
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Programming and sponsors were announced February 13, and official poster and street banner unveiled, for the 22nd annual LA Harbor International Film Festival (LAHIFF)
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