Santa Cruz, CA, USA – Those of us who love that first perfect cup of coffee each morning are often willing to haul around whatever equipment necessary to ensure that it is a possibility. Whether […]
Contributed by Debra Barsha and Sheilah Rae in honor of the 100th Anniversary of the Women’s Suffragist legally getting the right to vote. Broadway veterans Debra Barsha and Sheilah Rae wrote this anthem after Sheilah […]
I It is a sunny autumn day in New York City. I moved here a year ago from Nashville with my husband and children. I am out for a morning walk today in Washington Square […]
By Kathy Carpenter North Coast Repertory Theater Presents the West Coast Premeire of Necessary Sacrifices. The first in a film to stage series. Electronic entertainment the right way. September 9th thru October 11, 2020. [...]
Months of homeschooling is still fresh in parent’s minds, as many San Diego school districts are set to start the new school year online. Reignite excitement and relieve stress by taking class to San Diego Mission [...]
The restaurant news in Southern California is always changing and a new menu comes about as often as a the sun rises. With COVID19 the changes are even bigger as restaurants are opening back up [...]
The over-the top great plant-based food served at The Plot in Oceanside would be enough of a story to highlight why you should dine there. In this case the food, while very noteworthy, is just [...]
The delicacies of repairing a car and brewing a beer might seem completely different, but they both take a deft hand. Garage Brewing Co. began literally in an eight bay garage and all of the [...]
Fashion and Accessories Rotate Watches Rotate Watches offers all-in-one kits to build your own mechanical watch! Each kit includes parts, tools, and a guide on building one fully mechanical watch. Choose from 3 versatile styles. [...]
Whitefire Theatre’s “Best of the Fest” continues with a powerful solo performance by Kamakshi Hart, writer and performer of her own very personal story. Developed and directed by Jessica Lynn Johnson, WILD AT HART uses [...]
“People always tell us that young people are going to save the world. But there’s simply not enough time to wait.” Teenage climate activist, Greta Thunberg implores world leaders to take critical action now. I [...]
The Auditorium Theatre’s award-winning summer camp for young people who have experienced the death of a parent, Hearts to Art, will be offered this year, 2020, in an at-home format, with online and home-based activities due [...]
The Way I See It, directed by Dawn Porter, is an adaptation of the New York Times #1 bestselling book Shade: A Tale of Two Presidents by Pete Souza. It’s fair to say that Souza has had an interesting [...]
