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Heal The Bay Fundraiser Tomorrow Night!

September 2nd, 2010 · No Comments

Need something fun to do tomorrow night? Heal the Bay is having having a fundraiser at the Hotel Shangri-La in Santa Monica. Go support Heal The Bay! Mike Newman will be spinning tunes and the first 150 guests who arrive will receive a gift bag courtesy of organic botanical fragrance line Strange Invisible Perfumes and [...]

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Tags: Neighboring Communities · Venice Beach Organizations

September 2nd at the Santa Monica Pier: Dr. John

September 1st, 2010 · No Comments

Tomorrow night is the closing night for the 26th season of the Twilight Dance Series at the Santa Monica Pier and will feature Dr. John and opening act Eddie Baytos. As always, the shows are free and start at 7 pm. An icon of American music born in New Orleans, Dr. John is indelibly linked [...]

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Tags: Neighboring Communities · Venice Beach Art

“Give Me 3″ Campaign Unveiled Today

August 24th, 2010 · 1 Comment

In an effort to remind motorists that bicycles are legally equal moving vehicles on the streets, the LADOT Bicycle Safety Awareness Campaign rolled out “Give me 3” posters today, with Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa installing its first poster on the bus shelter at city hall on the corner of 1st & Main. While California currently has [...]

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Tags: Neighboring Communities · Venice Beach News · Venice Beach People

Random Venice Beach Videos of The Week: Marina Del Rey Dog Bowl

August 21st, 2010 · No Comments

Marina Del Rey Dog Bowl Pro: April 28-29, 1979. Check out OGdenfilm’s other videos (6 segments to day 2) by clicking here. More after the “jump”. Join the forum discussion on this post

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Tags: Neighboring Communities · Random Venice Beach Stuff

August 19th at the Santa Monica Pier: Bettye LaVette

August 19th, 2010 · No Comments

The Mick Taylor show has been canceled, Bettye LaVette and The Tom Noland Band are the replacements! As always, the concerts start at 7pm and are free to the public. According to the New York Times, “Ms LaVette rivals Aretha Franklin as her generation’s most vital soul singer. She uses every scrape, shout and break [...]

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Tags: Neighboring Communities · Venice Beach Art