Culture

Twelve Kings, One Vision, Terence Toy’s Sacred Soundtrack to the Season

We 12 Kings became a deeply spiritual collaboration among 12 male artists. Originally intended to include both male and female…

3 weeks ago

Cinqué Lee’s A Rare Grand Alignment Headlines San Pedro’s 14th Annual SPIFFest

Lee, the younger brother of acclaimed filmmaker Spike Lee, has credits as an actor, writer, and director dating back to…

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Belmont Shore to host return of sound-art extravaganza to Long Beach

For one night each autumn between 2004 and 2013, four square blocks of Long Beach’s East Village Arts District were…

4 weeks ago

Becoming Daddy AF, Through Dance and Storytelling

At 65 years of age, Roussève stands, through his diagnosis, still performing, writing, creating and working. This in itself is…

1 month ago

Aunt Robbie’s Revolution Cart Brings Soul and Spice to San Pedro’s Sidewalks

Robinett Gant’s Revolution Cart offers fusion fare that combines Cajun and Latin American cuisine. Gant, known as Aunt Robbie by…

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San Pedro Film Festival Marks 14th Year with Exciting Films and Update in Arts Community Engagement

This year marks an exciting milestone with the launch of the first “Second Saturday ArtWalk,” on Nov. 8, from 1…

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Legacy Media Is Failing Trans People

At a time when trans rights are increasingly threatened, Democrats are distancing themselves from trans issues while attempting to forge…

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“Heathers: The Musical” superficial but spirited

While fans of the film may be disappointed with the shallower and not especially tuneful Heathers: The Musical, at least…

1 month ago

Reverberations, On View at Sala Gallery San Pedro

As you enter the living room of the home gallery, two pieces that look as though they were made for…

2 months ago

Art, Authenticity vs. Hypocrisy Why the Arts Matter to Downtown Communities

It is far past time for the SPPOA, the San Pedro Chamber, and the LA City Council to fund the…

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