SCENE IN LA

SCENE IN LA

Here in Southern California we are enjoying fair weather as usual, which means it’s time to go out and enjoy one or more of these fabulous shows playing currently in our local theaters! COVID protocols continue to be dictated by each individual venue, so bring a face mask to wear during the show in case […]

‘The Circle’ Coming to Greenway Court Theatre

‘The Circle’ Coming to Greenway Court Theatre

The world premiere of “The Circle,” a tragicomic play written by Stacey Martino Rivera and presented by Greenway Arts Alliance, continues through Feb. 22. Greenway Arts Alliance also presents a four-week community panel series “Expanding Our Circles Of Care” following matinee performances of “The Circle” at Greenway Court Theatre. This play is dedicated to the […]

Glendale Methodist Organist to Play at Our Lady of the Angels Cathedral

Glendale Methodist Organist to Play at Our Lady of the Angels Cathedral

Juhee Willow Lee, organist at First United Methodist Church of Glendale, will perform a solo recital at the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels in downtown Los Angeles on Wednesday, Feb. 11, from 1 – 1:30 p.m. Her program will include works by J.S. Bach, Max Reger, Louis Vierne and Ad Wammes. Admission is […]

Brand Library & Art Center Presents Neighborhood Ecology

Brand Library & Art Center presents Neighborhood Ecology, a love letter to Southern California and the dynamic communities tucked in its diverse and vibrant neighborhoods. Neighborhood Ecology continues through May 9 and will bring together a group of local artists whose work highlights different aspects of various Southern California environs: how the area is seen by non-locals, […]

ROUTE 66: AMERICA’S MOTHER ROAD

ROUTE 66: AMERICA’S MOTHER ROAD

By Charly SHELTON Route 66 is America. One road connecting East to West across this vast continent, weaving natural wonders and ancient pilgrimage sites together with hearty little towns and roadside attractions, with the connecting threads of car culture and needless consumerism. This is America choosing its identity as it came out of The Great […]

Launch of an Art Show, A Rocket – and A Painting of Both

Launch of an Art Show, A Rocket – and A Painting of Both

The Glendale Art Association (GAA) launched its Creative Visions art show at the Betsy Lueke Creative Arts Center in Burbank on the same date as the scheduled launch of NASA’s Artemus 2 rocket, which will swing around the moon and back.  Guests of the Burbank art show can meet the 30 artists who are part […]

Triple Shot Performing for GNC

Triple Shot Performing for GNC

On Feb. 4, the free admission Glendale Noon Concerts will feature Triple Shot, a jazz piano trio from Los Angeles. Triple Shot features Morgan Jones, piano; Scott Worthington, bass; and Marcelo Bucater, drums.  Their sets feature compositions by all members of the trio,  creating an eclectic mix from hard bop to swing to modern sounds.  Triple Shot’s […]

Free Mini Mozart Concerts Preview ‘Amadeus’ at Pasadena Playhouse

Through a special partnership with Pasadena Conservatory of Music (PCM), Pasadena Playhouse, the State Theater of California and recipient of the 2023 Regional Theatre Tony Award, will offer Micro Mozart concerts – a series of 10-minute concerts featuring the music of Mozart – before every performance of the Playhouse’s revival of Peter Shaffer’s “Amadeus” directed by Tony Award-winner Darko Tresnjak (“A […]

It’s Steak Night at Town

It’s Steak Night at Town

By Mary O’KEEFE The steakhouse has been part of America since the mid-19th century. Some of the steakhouse traditions can be traced back to the late 1600s in London where steakhouses were known as “chophouses.” Back then the restaurants would cater to men only; however, in the United States, things changed … for one thing, […]