Stunning Percussion Concert Presented by TAPS in Rancho Palos Verdes By Melody Tang, TAPS Director of Media
On June 25th, Rancho Palos Verdes residents, Dr. Joe and Kath Anderson hosted a stunning house concert next to the California coast.
Read MoreIf You Missed the Fireworks, We Have You Covered. From Air Force Media Contributing Photographer, Rick Thompson
Read MoreThe saying, “You Can’t Go Home Again”, is true in so many ways, and probably how most alumni of Miraleste High School felt after the campus closed in 1991. However, thanks to the hard work, dedication, and persistence of class of 1986 alum, Jack Alexander, among others, the campus will open for one more day as a High School to former students, faculty and staff on July 29, 2023 for an All-Class Reunion.
Read MoreEl Segundo --- On Sunday, July 30, the historic Old Town Music Hall, located at 140 Richmond Street, presents a program on Barbara La Marr, a leading actress of the silent screen and one of the most iconic figures of the 1920s. A legend in her time, Barbara led an astonishing life described by newspapers of the day as "a wilder story than she ever helped to film."
Read MoreLos Angeles has a well-earned reputation as the City of Champions. After all, it hosted the Summer Olympic games in 1932 and 1984, and it will soon host the 2028 Summer Games. Adding to that resume, LA has been home to the World Series Champions, Super Bowl Champions, NBA Champions, and Stanley Cup Champions.
Read MoreTROUBLE IN PARADISE (1932)
In this masterful comedy directed by the great Ernst Lubitsch, a gentleman thief and a lady pickpocket join forces to con a beautiful perfume company owner, and romantic entanglements, and comedic jealousies ensue. One of the most sophisticated gems of the 1930s. Karie Bible joins us to share insights about this wonderful film, and about pre-code Hollywood.
Read MoreIntroducing Tipsy Pear, Southern California's distinguished bar service provider, led by the renowned Le Cordon Bleu and Michelin trained Chef Meg Walker. As the current CEO and Executive Chef at the area's leading catering company, Made by Meg Catering,
Read MoreYou will be amazed at the science and technology of the 19th century! Wet-plate photography, the telegraph, iron clad ships and submarines, these are just some of the innovations you can explore at the Drum Barracks Civil War Technology Fair. Talk to a blacksmith, learn how a cook prepared food for soldiers, and cover your ears as we fire the cannon. You can also enjoy lectures, self-guided tours of the museum, and a gigantic book sale. It’s a free event. Time: 11:00am – 4:00 pm
Read MoreThere are several reasons for the residents of the Palos Verdes Peninsula to celebrate, as there are four important anniversaries this year.
This year is the 100-year anniversary of Palos Verdes Estates. The city was established in 1923 as a planned community. It was developed by the Palos Verdes Project, a subsidiary of the wealthy American banker, philanthropist, and land developer Frank A. Vanderlip. Inspired by the natural beauty of the peninsula, Vanderlip envisioned creating an exclusive residential area that harmoniously blended with the surrounding landscape.
Read MoreGuided Nature Walk at Vicente Bluffs Reserve with the Palos Verdes Peninsula Land Conservancy, Saturday, July 8th, 9am. Follow the bluff top from Point Vicente to Oceanfront Estates during the El Segundo blue butterfly flight season in an area containing restored coastal sage scrub habitat. Easy. RPV. Sign up at: pvplc.org/calendar
Read More“It’s not how far or fast you went, it was what you found along the way.”
That held true to the Circle of Palos Verdes Art Centers Art of the Road….. Driving Tour, which was held on Saturday May 6th, 2023
Read MoreThe saying, “You Can’t Go Home Again”, is true in so many ways, and probably how most alumni of Miraleste High School felt after the campus closed in 1991. However, thanks to the hard work, dedication, and persistence of class of 1986 alum, Jack Alexander, among others, the campus will open for one more day as a High School to former students, faculty and staff on July 29, 2023 for an All-Class Reunion.
Read MoreWith the unending string of winter storms tracking across California, many of us were looking forward to the first signs of Spring. Among those sights are the Cherry Blossoms that bloom throughout the South Bay. Beginning in 2001, the City of Torrance received an annual donation of cherry blossom trees donated by Soka Gakkai International (SGI), a global community-based network of individuals who practice the philosophy of Nichiren Buddhism. Over time, the number of cherry blossom trees has expanded to over 200 individual trees that have been planted at parks and the City of Torrance Civic center in the City of Torrance.
Read MoreThe Palos Verdes Golf Club (PVGC) hosted the Ladies Professional Golf Association’s (LPGA) for the 2023 DIO Implant LA Open from March 27th to April 2nd. Competing for the $1.75 million purse were 144 golfers including sixteen of the top twenty golfers on the Rolex Women’s World Golf Rankings (RWWGR), major championship winners, multiple winners on the LPGA tour, and notable alumni from UCLA, USC, and Pepperdine University.
Read MoreA Hilltop Estate overlooking the Pacific Ocean or $5,000,000 is just a $150 raffle ticket away for the lucky winner of the 2023 Palos Verdes Dream House Raffle. The first and oldest house raffle licensed in California, proceeds help fund the Palos Verdes Art Center’s education, exhibition and outreach programs, keeping them available, accessible and affordable during these challenging times.
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