The Luminaries and Novas of Torrance Memorial Medical Center are non-profit volunteer groups founded in 1990 providing services and financial donations to the hospital. To date, they have donated over $540,000 to support many important hospital projects.
Read MoreFor 35 years Rolling Hills Covenant Church has packed in thousands of art-loving folks for its presentations of the Pageant of Our Lord during the Easter holidays.
Read MoreAfter receiving its largest private financial gift ever, South Coast Botanic Garden (Garden) hosted the groundbreaking for its new multi-million-dollar children and family garden and announced the “Cultivate the Future” campaign, the Garden’s largest fundraising campaign in its 63 year history.
Read MoreThe story of the Original Red Onion restaurant is intertwined with the history of the Palos Verdes Peninsula. The Peninsula is named in Spanish as Palos Verdes or “Green Sticks” and was settled originally by the Tongva-Gabrielino Indians for thousands of years.
Read MoreCelebrating the 82nd Anniversary of the Opening of the National Gallery of Art
Point Vicente Chapter NSDAR Presents
A Distinguished Speaker
Gail Phinney
Community Engagement Director, Palos Verdes Art Center
Read MoreThe Friends of Banning Museum are thrilled to announce the return of the annual Wisteria Regale, our largest fundraiser for the Banning Museum. The event will be held on March 25, 2023, Saturday from 5 – 9 PM. The theme for this year’s event is “The Time Machine.” Guests are invited to dress in Victorian period or Steampunk-inspired attire.
Read MoreOn February 8, 2023 the Palos Verdes Historical Society (PVHS) hosted an exclusive party and presentation at historic La Venta Inn, dubbed "The Secret Life of La Venta Inn - An Intimate Story".
Read MoreSome of the most exquisite art displayed in homes can be found underfoot in the form of intricate rugs. In addition to providing comfort, warmth and noise reduction, the right rug serves as a grounding statement piece that completes the look of a room.
Read MoreIt was a dark, stormy, and foggy night in March, 1961, when the Greek freighter Dominator ran itself aground on Rocky Point in PVE. It was carrying a cargo of wheat and beef down the coast from Vancouver, when the captain prematurely decided to turn into LA Harbor.
Read MoreIn recognition of the South Bay’s large Asian American population, the South Coast Botanic Garden (Garden) hosted its Inaugural Lunar New Year Celebration by welcoming visitors young and old and all those in between to a cultural experience that incorporates traditions of a Lunar New Year celebration with the Garden’s special touch.
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.
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