Alhambra resident Don Kingfisher Campbell is… The founder of POETRYpeople Youth Writing Workshops Publisher of the San Gabriel Valley Poetry Quarterly Leader of the Emerging Urban Poets writing & Deep Critique workshops A teacher of creative writing for Upward Bound at Occidental College L. A. area coordinator and board member of California Poets in the […]
As many people know, Lincoln Pasadena is the second eating hub and gastronomic delight created by Christine Moore. Her initial endeavor, Little Flower, was begun as a candy store and Pulitzer Prize-winning food writer and columnist for the Los Angeles Times, Jonathan Gold, has said… Like most things worth having, Christine Moore’s sea salt caramels […]
To Rosalee * by Carl Stilwell Where We walk inside roaring comets Stepping on broken stars When Everyone tells you that they are dead And you didn’t even know it Before I bury 7 endangered poet’s books Under my plum tree After Seeing you at The special All About You Day For this year’s […]
Some years ago, a dear friend bought a camera. In 2013, he took his first trip to Yosemite. And he fell in love. David Tushla has been returning to Yosemite ever since and just last month he took the leap and moved there. Dave has been kind enough to share some of his photos of […]
Community gardens may be found at the foothills in Altadena, in Pasadena, and now in South Pasadena. Over $16,000 has been raised to purchase garden beds, a shed, compost bin, tools, hoses, potting tables, soil, and fruit trees. The South Pasadena Community Garden mission: Imagine a beautiful community garden that’s more than a garden… A […]
Hosted by Jeff Burke and Lorraine Triolo, The Drive, a local band, will perform its “epic alternative rock” during an outdoor concert at The Burke Triolo Studio on July 15th. The evening’s proceeds—100%—benefit Professional Child Development Associates, which works with children with autism and other developmental challenges. Artwork by PCDA teens will be on display […]
Remember the old bellows someone bizarrely thought to make into a coffee table that’s been filling space in the TV room? What about that silver watch inherited from Grandma, which looks delicate but hasn’t worked in eons? Are those diamonds? Is it costume jewelry? What about that mystery object that no one in the family […]
For kids age 12 and up, SPACE Arts Center offers “a hands-on approach to doing fun fashion and lifestyle photography.” These budding photographers will work with live models, learning about posing and direction, and “ways to create a variety of looks and the ‘feel’ one wants to convey with the shots,” as well as creating […]
One little bite at Ración consists of milk-poached asparagus, black garlic and wild mushroom butter. We’re already salivating. How about crispy pork belly, dark chocolate, puffed wheat berries and citrus? Or txuleta (natural prime rib eye) with blistered peppers? We can only hope that these might be on Chef Teresa Montano of Ración’s menu when […]
When someone graduates with a Bachelor of Science in Physics from Caltech, we don’t expect to see them discussing the down and dirty of menopause onstage or uttering the f-word on live radio. But while science still plays a part in her life, it is merely one element of the many, many elements that make […]
