Sweet and flavor packed cheeses, deliciously spiced meats, delectable fruits and crisp crackers and breads. Originating in France, Charcuterie originally once referred to a style of cooking that involved meat preparation.
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Canines from high kill shelters wing their way to new homes across the friendliest of skies aboard volunteer pilot Zack Bryson’s 1979 Grumman Tiger plane. Zack’s “Freedom Flights” begin in a hangar at Torrance Airport.
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Thanksgiving is upon us. I have to say, fall is one of my most favorite times of the year – first there is Halloween, then Thanksgiving, and then Christmas. The decorations, the music, the food, the holiday spirit – I love it. But I feel Thanksgiving has gone by the wayside because Christmas has a lot more appeal. We get so excited for Christmas that Thanksgiving receives far less attention. Thanksgiving is a beautiful holiday.
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On September 17th Hollywood lost a bright star with the passing of Mitzi Gaynor at age 93.
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As a landscape/travel photographer, I travel all over the place. But I spend way more time here in the South Bay than everywhere else. And my favorite spots to photograph are the tidal pools of the Palos Verdes Peninsula.
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Self-hypnosis is sometimes the silliest thing you never heard… (consciously).
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November is a month of transitions—a time when autumn’s vibrancy slowly fades to winter’s calm. It’s a time of gratitude, warmth, and reflection.
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The holiday season is one of the busiest times of the year for travel, with millions of Americans hitting the roads, rails, and skies to visit family and friends.
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Mark your Calendar! Lectures with Lianne Presents a FREE Lecture November 8, 2024 - Jim Shneer- Lighthouses of Los Angeles County
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Peninsula Fog Landscape Moment
How lucky we few to greet fog night or day, we lucky few who live near the bay
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The 40 Families Project is an ongoing historical research project that seeks to identify members of the 40 Japanese families and their descendants who farmed across the Peninsula
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Off to save the world and all households from their candy supplies!
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The South Bay Witches Paddle is set to bring spooky ocean fun to Redondo Beach for the fifth consecutive year.
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Monthly Guided Nature Walk at White Point Nature Preserve with the Palos Verdes Peninsula Land Conservancy, Saturday, November 9th, 9am.
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It’s stellar to learn self-hypnosis to avoid accidental hypnosis from advertisers, politicians, family and friends. Self-hypnosis lets YOU decide what to believe and what not to believe so YOU make the most of your gifts and life.
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What would this haunting Halloween season be without our favorite monsters, Munsters and ghouls?
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October is the month where ghosts, goblins and evil spirits arise for one evening on Halloween. And what more evil spirit than Cruella de Vil as portrayed by Glenn Close in “102 Dalmatians”. This evil creature is out to kidnap the adorable Dalmatians and it looks like nothing can stop her.
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One of the greatest Halloween stories ever told, Mary Shelley’s 1818 tale Frankenstein still enthralls audiences to this day. Considered the first science fiction novel by many, it spawned a genre of horror plays, books, and movies and remains prescient in its tale of a scientist mortified with the resultant horror of what he has created after forming a new creature from the body parts of the dead.
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