AWBW Art in the Afternoon Event

01. May 2011 · Write a comment · Categories: Arts, Clubs and Organizations

May 1, 2011 – Come Celebrate A Window Between Worlds 20th Anniversary Event! This is an amazing organization; please donate or start your own fundraiser!

Art in the Afternoon: Celebrating 20 Years of Creativity and Healing
05/01/2011 12:00 PM – 4:00 PM
AWBW

Join us for Art in the Afternoon!

Sunday May 1, 2011
at AWBW’s Venice Studio,
710 4th Avenue Suite 5 Venice CA 90291
The event will feature:

LIVE music from The Burn Riffs and Lindsey Harper
Bounce house
Therapy dogs
Hula hooping
Art activities all day long!
and so much more!

Walk on the Strand and Wooden Bike

03. July 2006 · 2 comments · Categories: Arts, Auto, Hermosa Beach, Local California Southbay Attractions

The Strand was gorgeous today! Many people had taken today off work to enjoy a long July 4th weekend. We took a brisk stroll along the Strand from Manhattan Beach Pier to Hermosa Beach Pier. Warren Von Botbyl took his attention getting wooden chopper style bicycle out for a stroll in Hermosa as well. He was gracious enough to let me pose with it: More »

Fiesta Hermosa 2006 Memorial Day Weekend

28. May 2006 · Write a comment · Categories: Arts, Businesses, Current Events, Entertainment, Events, Food, Hermosa Beach, Local California Southbay Attractions, Recreation, Society and Culture

Fiesta Hermosa occurs twice a year and is happening right now over Memorial Day weekend at the Hermosa Beach pier! Coca Cola is giving away free Vault drinks and Carnation is giving free coffee samples. All other food is overpriced as usual :) We hopped into the nearby Subway sandwich shop to get a sub instead of spending $4 on a hotdog. More »

Beginner Comedy Improv

19. April 2006 · Write a comment · Categories: Arts, California Southbay Adult School, Comedy, Creativity, Manhattan Beach

clown.gif I started taking Southbay Adult School’s Beginner Comedy Improv this spring. When I signed up for the class, I really had no idea what improv actually was. I never watched “Whose Line is It, Anyway?” Now I can appreciate comedians’ skill and courage. I can tell you from personal experience that the level of anxiety from the fear of screwing up in front of everyone is rivaled only by actually screwing up in front of everyone. I’m amazed that it’s possible to be more brilliant when you’re spontaneous and not thinking, than when you’re premeditating every analytical move. I only know this seems to often be the case! For more information on this class visit the south bay adult school website.