Crafting for Connection is a free community-centered, intergenerational arts and crafts program aiming to connect local senior citizens and teens through creativity. With no art experience necessary, senior citizens and teens are invited to participate in arts and crafts activities specifically designed to encourage conversation, interaction and meaningful connection. During monthly sessions held at the […]
By Ruth SOWBY “If laughter is the best medicine, then we’re the pharmacy,” so said Comic Cure Creative Director Richy Leis who wants to help blossoming comics develop their stand-up comedy skills and debut at Pasadena’s Ice House after five weeks of classes in Glendale. Veteran comic and “Last Comic Standing” star Martin Morrow […]
The YMCA of the Foothills donated $1,000 to the Verdugo Hills High School Academy of Advanced Studies to enhance educational opportunities for students. The contribution will support the purchase of new books and academic resources, college writing workshops and other enrichment opportunities designed to prepare students for success in college and beyond. The donation was […]
Open House Hosts Dear Phyllis, My aunt passed and I was the trustee. I hired the Realtor that my attorney strongly recommended. He put together a marketing strategy that included a Realtor’s open house and open houses on the weekend. Although he is part of a team, I mostly dealt with him or his transaction […]
The Community Center of La Cañada Flintridge will launch its 2026–27 performing arts series CCLCF Presents on Sept. 19 at 7 p.m. with an intimate evening of live jazz featuring Los Angeles-based drummer, composer and bandleader Anthony Fung. A Thelonious Monk Institute alumnus, Fung has performed and studied alongside jazz legends including Herbie Hancock and […]
The Bruno Mars Ticket Glitch That Only Affected Fans With Disabilities Brian O’Leary wants to see Bruno Mars in Chicago but Ticketmaster claims there’s no accessible seating left – even though resellers have plenty of inventory. Can a consumer advocate help this 68-year-old fan get to the show? Question: I’m 68 years old and live […]
KIWANIS CLUB The Kiwanis Club of Glendale meets on Fridays at noon. On Aug. 28,. Jennifer Driscoll of Children’s Services at Glendale Library, Arts & Culture will be making a presentation to the Club. The cost to attend Friday meetings, which includes lunch and program, is $25. All are welcome. The Club meets at the […]
By Charly Shelton The fog hasn’t quite rolled into Ghost Town yet, but Knott’s Berry Farm is already preparing to unleash another year of monsters. Knott’s welcomed the biggest haunt fans last week for its annual Nightmares Revealed event, which gives a first look at what’s coming to Knott’s Scary Farm when the event returns […]
Old Material, But Not Extinct: ‘The End of Oak Street’ is Solid Fun, if Rough in Places By Jackson TOYON Dinosaurs are a simple concept that anyone from toddler age up to elderly adulthood can easily enjoy, whether it’s the wonder of seeing them brought to life alongside modern humans or the thrill of […]
The Southern California Open Chess Tournament returns to Glendale Sept. 4 -7, following a successful Glendale debut last year that brought more than 300 players from across the country. The four-day tournament will take place at the Hilton Los Angeles North/Glendale and feature seven competitive sections and a guaranteed $60,000 prize fund. Organized by the […]