16 coffee & tea places near Metro Rail
In my previous post, we covered my love of transit-oriented desserts. Now we look at the other cornerstone of my food pyramid, coffee and tea. I’m not going to talk about beans [continue reading]
In my previous post, we covered my love of transit-oriented desserts. Now we look at the other cornerstone of my food pyramid, coffee and tea. I’m not going to talk about beans [continue reading]
You’ve heard of CicLAvia, where bikes, skateboards, scooters and pedestrians own the streets. This Thanksgiving, turkeys rule the roost during the 2015 Los Angeles Turkey Trot! If you’re the kind of person who [continue reading]
So now that you’ve seen The Martian (#BringHimHome!), you may be hankering to find out what space is really like. Well luckily for you, the California Science Center has a new exhibit opening on [continue reading]
The world’s largest art complex, located in downtown Los Angeles, will open its studios to the public this weekend for the biannual Brewery Artwalk. The Brewery is home to 500-plus [continue reading]
Major figure skating competitions are headed to the Southland where over 530 local, international and Olympian skaters will begin competing this Saturday. The 37th Annual Pasadena Open is the first of [continue reading]
Despite my fondness for staying out of direct sunlight (it burnssss), I love going to the beach. The brisk salty air, the glimmer of the Pacific, the overly aggressive seagulls, the way [continue reading]
Tchaikovsky Spectacular is back again this weekend with a special addition you won’t want to miss out on! This Friday and Saturday, the Music and Artistic Director of Los Angeles [continue reading]
Yes, the Fourth of July is this Saturday, but it’s also the last week of the 2015 FIFA Women’s World Cup, meaning the excitement actually starts now. Four games remain [continue reading]
[vimeo 82051161 w=500 h=281] Food, music, fireworks: the best things about any Fourth of July block party! If you’re looking for a family-friendly place to enjoy all of those things [continue reading]
East meets West in the new musical romance Waterfall. The play based on Thai novel Behind the Painting, tells the story of Noppon, a young Thai student, who falls head-over-heels for Katherine, [continue reading]