I’ve written about the Case Study Houses a couple of times, nonetheless, with so many of the Case Study Houses being here in Los Angeles, all too often I’ve encountered one of the houses that [...]
Billed as “Celebrating Musical Traditions from Around the Globe,” this year’s annual summer Sunset Concert Series at the Skirball Cultural Center begins on July 22nd at 8:00pm, with a concert by Parno Graszt, whose music [...]
Since coming to California, I’ve fallen in love with what is known as a form of tile that’s ubiquitous throughout Los Angeles and Southern California, aptly named, Malibu Tile.
After visiting the Adamson House, I look [...]
Every year, the LA Times teams up with UCLA for the annual Festival of Books. I did attend this during my Junior year of high school at the prompting of my English teacher (and the [...]
Yesterday while in Westwood Village, I saw a group of UCLA students painting defaced bike racks, cleaning up sidewalks, removing old Christmas lights, planting flowers, and many other civic duties one wouldn’t usually associate with [...]
Last Sunday, I went to the 14th Annual LA Times Festival of Books.
I’ve been looking forward to attending this event nonetheless; but ever since my friend Frank, a long time LA resident, told me [...]
Yesterday afternoon I traveled locally to the Fowler Museum, which is located in the heart of the UCLA campus.
What a treat!
As the first in my series of free museum days, the Fowler was a [...]
Hidden in the back of UCLA’s beautiful campus is a little known, but highly relaxing area known as the Franklin D. Murphy Sculpture Garden, which was dedicated in 1967, after the first acquisitions were installed.
The [...]
Yesterday was a beautiful day here in Los Angeles (80º and sunny), so in the afternoon, I hopped on my bike and rode to the UCLA campus. Although I had passed by this garden a [...]
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