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East Bay Express
Published 10 hours agoDestiny Muhammad reinvents jazz harp
When Destiny Muhammad was a 9-year-old living in Compton, she saw Harpo Marx playing the harp on the beloved sitcom, I Love Lucy. She knew instantly in her heart that that was her future and her destiny. A $400 layaway plan, classical lessons and unwavering belief later, Muhammad…
Yonkers Times (Rising Media Group)
Published 18 hours agoPreserving Neon Landmarks: Inside LA’s Sign Restoration Craft
Drive through downtown Los Angeles after sunset, and you’ll pass signs that have been glowing since before World War II. That they still work at all is something of a small miracle, the product of a specialized, often unglamorous trade that keeps the city’s neon heritage alive…
A composer’s tribute to firefighters, nearly 20 years in the making
Los Angeles-based composer Charles-Henri Avelange wrote a score to honor firefighters almost 20 years ago. After last year's wildfires in Los Angeles, he’s made headway in finally recording it.
L.A. TACO
Published September 25Palestinian-and-Syrian Street Food With Handmade Pita and Mana’eesh In Silver Lake
The chef is also cooking for the “Freedom From Famine Cassette Tape” listening party where proceeds will be split evenly between Khartoum Aid Kitchen in Sudan & Water Is Life Gaza.
WAMC Northeast Public Radio
Published September 24From western Mass. to Los Angeles: The saga of sold Norman Rockwell paintings
Two Norman Rockwell paintings once owned by the Berkshire Museum have returned to the public eye with this week's opening of the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art in Los Angeles.
City of Santa Clarita
Published September 24Santa Clarita Voices Takes You on a Tour of the William S. Hart Mansion
City’s Official Podcast Takes Viewers Inside One of Santa Clarita’s Most Famous Landmarks The City of Santa Clarita is excited to announce the release of a new episode of Santa Clarita Voices, the City’s official podcast, filmed on location at the William S. Hart Mansion. In this…
City of Santa Clarita
Published September 24“Hispanic Heritage Month” at the Newhall Community Center
A Celebration of Culture, Heritage and Tradition The City of Santa Clarita is pleased to present its latest art exhibition, “Hispanic Heritage Month,”on display at the Newhall Community Center (22421 Market Street) now through November 4, 2026. This juried exhibition features…
myBurbank
Published September 24New Comedy “The Daring Act of Exposing One’s Self”Receives Staged Reading at The Victory Theatre October 2 & 3
. Free staged reading features actors from Euphoria, The Pitt, True Detective, Winning Time, The Rookie, and Modern Family
Building the Lincoln Memorial: The People, Materials and Choices Behind the Monument
Building the Lincoln Memorial required more than a plan for a statue and columns. Through photographs from her June 28 visit, Rebecca Canales explores the alternative designs, stone from across the country, deep foundations and craftsmanship that shaped the monument—and the…
L.A. TACO
Published September 23Can a Mattress Store Double as a Spiritual Awakening Haven?
Certified sound bath facilitator Alice Moon leads attendees through both sober and 420-friendly “restorative experiences.”
L.A. TACO
Published September 22“ProMomme: A Sex Worker’s Guide to Parenting” Is the Rawest Magazine We’ve Ever Seen
Stories include “Every Time I Whoop a White Man’s Ass, I Call It Reparations” and "Love, Mom," a trans woman's reflection on her past as a sperm donor.
Meet the future of the LA Philharmonic and San Francisco Symphony
As the classical concert season ramps up, two of America's finest orchestras will soon be led by new conductors when Daniel Harding takes over in Los Angeles and Elim Chan leads in San Francisco.