Of course, Breakfast is the most important meal nutrionally. But who says it has to be boring? Well based on the following actual examples from Breakfasts around the Globe–Travelin’ Local has destroyed that myth. Explore [...]
100 Years of Paramount Pictures January 26 For the next five months, on the last Thursday of each month, Film Independent at LACMA invites you to a celebration of the 100th anniversary of Paramount [...]
What’s up this weekend in Orange County? Plenty! And you’ll find it all right here, plus new February events. Welcome to Travelin’ Local’s round up of Music, Arts, Sports, Children’s Programs, Community Events and more. [...]
By Wendy Braun. Libraries and books are a passion of mine. As an advocate of good children’s literature, I made a resolution last January to visit as many libraries (especially their children’s departments) as I [...]
What’s up for the weekend? You’ll find it all right here. Welcome to our round up of Music, Arts, Sports, Children’s Programs, Community Events and more. Bowers Museum’s Warriors, Tombs and Temples, China’s Enduring Legacy, [...]
Located on the beautiful UCLA Campus, the Fowler’s continuous quality exhibitions are without exception, worth a visit. Since admission is free, you can’t go wrong. While there, afterward enjoy the quaint Westwood Village campus shopping [...]
Closing January 8, 2012, Part of Pacific Standard Time: Art in L,A. 1945 – 1980 of Now Dig This! Art and Black Los Angeles 1960–1980 is a comprehensive exhibition which examines the vital legacy of the city’s [...]
In case you hadn’t heard, the Music Center downtown is offering free concerts designed to give you and your family a little taste of the world. Each concert brings a different country to light. This [...]
Intelligent City Planning is a key component to a city’s vibrancy and overall well being. There is no human endeavor that is not intimately affected by it, and for it to succeed, local citizens and [...]
In conjunction with Pacific Standard Time, Richard Telles Fine Art presents a selection of paintings and drawings by James Hayward that span from 1972 to 1979. Having worked in Los Angeles for over 30 years, [...]
[Ed.note]Courtesy of Wendy Braun We support the printed word in all its forms: newspapers, magazines, and of course books. We think reading on computers or phones or whatever is fine, but it cannot replace the [...]
Travelin’ Local is pleased to offer 20 Free Tickets from our sponsor, The Palm Springs Art Museum. To make things interesting and fun, the rules are simple and should be a fun challenge for all [...]
Can we rewind and fast forward? That seems to be the movie question in Orange County. Right now Orange County has a small core of historic movie theaters that we recently explored, and a fresh [...]
If Los Angeles is known for anything besides its glamor, glitz, and being the entertainment capital, it’s our ethnic diversity that tells another side of who we are. Our population’s ethnicity ranges from Latinos to [...]
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