October 27, 2008 Monday
6:00pm, The Port of Los Angeles and U.S. Army Corps of Engineers will hold a joint public meeting on Monday evening, October 27, to review the proposed San Pedro Waterfront Project Draft Environmental Impact Report/Draft Environmental Impact Study (DEIR/DEIS). The 6 p.m. public meeting will take place at the Crowne Plaza Hotel, 601 S. Palos Verdes Street in San Pedro. It will include a Project and alternates overview, as well as an opportunity for members of the public to make comments on the Project. The entire Draft Environmental Impact Report/Statement is available on the Port’s website at www.portoflosangeles.org. A Readers Guide to the project is also available on the Port’s website. The document is also available in hard copy at public libraries in San Pedro and Wilmington as well as the main library in downtown Los Angeles and at the Port’s Administration Building located at 425 S. Palos Verdes Street in San Pedro. The 11-week public comment period ends December 8, 2008. Comments will be taken in-person at the public meeting on October 27 and can be submitted in writing to both the Port and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers at the following addresses:
> Dr. Spencer D. MacNeil
> U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Los Angeles District
> Regulatory Division, Ventura Field Office
> 2151 Alessandro Drive, Suite 110
> Ventura, California 93001
> Dr. Ralph G. Appy, Director of Environmental Management
> Port of Los Angeles
> 425 South Palos Verdes Street
> San Pedro, CA 90731
>
> Comments can be submitted via e-mail to ceqacomments@portla.org and should include the project title in the e-mail’s subject line and a valid mailing address within the email. For additional information,
> please contact the Corps’ Public Affairs Office at (213) 452-3920, or Jan Green Rebstock at the Port of Los Angeles at (310) 732-3675.
October 23, 2008 Thursday
8:30am, Regular meeting of the POLA Board of Harbor Commissioners,
Port of Los Angeles Administration Building, 425 S. Palos Verdes St., SP
11:00am, AUDIT COMMITTEE Meeting of the Los Angeles Board of Harbor Commissioners. Port of Los Angeles Administration Building, 2nd floor, Executive Session Room,
425 S. PALOS VERDES STREET
SAN PEDRO
6:00pm-9:00pm. Clean San Pedro Open House. 549 W. 9th Street (Behind MJM Graphics). Park at Bank of America. For information call 310-832-4931
6:00pm, Participate in City's new Cultural Master Plan which will provide a vision for the future of arts and culture in LA, and guide the mission of the Dept of Cultural Affairs. More info: http://www.culturalplan.lacity.org/ Meeting location: Banning's Landing (100 East Water Street)
6:00pm-7:30pm, Community Outreach Promoting Safety & Security, COPSS Forum to prepare for the upcoming for the Great Southern California ShakeOut. The Great Southern California ShakeOut will be the largest earthquake drill in U.S. history. Over 3.5 million local participants have already registered to be part of the November 13, 2008 event. Get involved – Be Informed– come to the next COPSS Forum! Held at the Harbor City Library, 24200 Western Avenue, Harbor City.
6:30PM-8:30PM. Peck Park Canyon Enhancement Project - Proposition O. The Peck Park Canyon Enhancement Project will improve the quality of the storm water entering and leaving the Canyon. It will also provide benefits to Peck Park visitors and the surrounding community with repairs and improvements to existing trails and installation of additional trails and bridges. Please join us to learn more about the improvements at Peck Park Canyon. WHO: City of Los Angeles Bureau of Engineering. WHERE: Peck Park—560 N. Western Ave. San Pedro. CONTACT: Arcelia Arce 323-669-7646 or arcelia@therobertgroup.com
October 22, 2008 Wednesday
7:30am-9:30am, BREAKFAST LINKS FORUM
What do you know about our current financial crisis and how will it affect
your business?
The Chamber is hosting a Critical Economic Forum as part of its Breakfast
Links Forum Series. A panel of local financial bankers and advisors will
address "From Wall Street to Main Street" - Economic Failure and Recovery -
What Does It Mean For Business in San Pedro? In light of our nation's
current economic situation, we know you will not want to miss this
informative session.
Location: Ports O' Call Restaurant, Berth 76, Ports O' Call Village.
Tickets include a full breakfast. Chamber Members $20.00 Non-Chamber Members
$25.00.
For reservations call the chamber at 310-832-7272.
Seating is limited so call today as this timely forum will sell out quickly.
5:30 - 7:30pm, There will be a joint Coordinated Plan Subcommittee and Past EIR Subcommittee meeting on Oct 22 from 5:30 - 7:30pm to review and discuss the San Pedro Waterfront DEIR with the Port Consultants. The meeting will be held at the POLA High School, in the community room. Please mark your calendar.
6:00pm-7:30pm. Homeownership and Credit Counseling Workshop. Congresswoman Jane Harman’s office is holding a workshop Wednesday to provide information for homeowners facing financial challenges.
The homeownership and credit counseling workshop takes place at the San Pedro library, 931 S. Gaffey St. Registration begins at 5:30 p.m. and the workshop is from 6-7:30 p.m.
Space is limited and reservations are encouraged. RSVP to Mary Bautista at (310) 549-8282 or Patricia Broughton at (310) 643-3636.
October 21, 2008 Tuesday
6:00pm, Voter Education Forum held at the Cabrillo Marina Community Building, Cabrillo Plaza, Berth 28. The forum is co-sponsored by San Pedro News (www.sanpedronewsonline.blogspot.com) and San Pedro’s three neighborhood councils -- Central San Pedro NC, Coastal San Pedro NC and Northwest San Pedro NC. Contact: SanPedroNews@aol.com or (310) 383-0731. About the forum: The forum is an opportunity to come face to face with the candidates on the November ballot. It is equally a chance for civic-minded people to “think globally, act locally” by becoming active in community issues year-around through neighborhood councils. Leaders of San Pedro-based Democratic and Republican groups will represent their respective presidential candidates, articulating their positions on the major national issues. This is not a back-and-forth debate but a straight speaking opportunity by each party. After the portion focusing on the presidential candidates, the forum will shift to local politics. Neighborhood council presidents will speak and boardmembers in attendance will be introduced, a nod to the notion that “all politics is local.” Candidates for Congress, State Assembly and State Senate will also speak. There will be ample time for audience questions. The forum takes place just days before the Coastal San Pedro Neighborhood Council election on October 25 (9:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. at the Cetacean Society Building in Pt. Fermin Park), giving voters an immediate chance to participate in a local election before they vote in the Nov. 4 national election.
October 15, 2008 Wednesday
8:00am, PORT OF LOS ANGELES COMMUNITY ADVISORY COMMITTEE Traffic Subcommitteee meeting at the San Pedro YWCA, 437 West 9th Street, San Pedro
4:00pm-6:00pm, PORT OF LOS ANGELES COMMUNITY ADVISORY COMMITTEE
WATER QUALITY SUBCOMMITTEE meets at
POLA Charter High School,
250 W. 5th Street,
San Pedro.
October 14, 2008 Tuesday
5:30pm, Wilmington Waterfront Development Subcommittee meeting at Banning's Landing, 100 East Water Street
Wilmington
6:00 Refreshments, 6:30 Meeting of the CENTRAL SAN PEDRO NEIGHBORHOOD COUNCIL MONTHLY STAKEHOLDER’S MEETING at
Port of Los Angeles High School, 250 W 5th St., San Pedro
Website: www.sanpedrocity.org
7:00pm.
Palisades Residents Association of San Pedro Monthly Meeting.
The Palisades Residents Association of San Pedro represents the residents of
the area of San Pedro bounded by Western Avenue, 25th Street, Gaffey Street,
and the Pacific Ocean, plus the Pacific Heights section of U.S. Air Force
housing.
The board meets at 7 p.m. on the second Tuesday of each month (excluding
August and December) at the Angel's Gate Cultural Center, Building A.
October 13, 2008 Monday
6:30 Meeting of the NORTHWEST SAN PEDRO NEIGHBORHOOD COUNCIL MONTHLY STAKEHOLDER’S MEETING at Peck Park Auditorium. Website: www.nwsanpedro.org
October 9, 2008 Thursday
4:00pm-5:30pm, PORT OF LOS ANGELES COMMUNITY ADVISORY COMMITTEE
PORT MASTER PLAN/QUALITY OF LIFE SUBCOMMITTEE meets at POLA Charter High School, 250 W. 5th Street, San Pedro
October 8, 2008 Wednesday
4:00pm, PORT OF LOS ANGELES COMMUNITY ADVISORY COMMITTEE.
LIGHT, AESTHETICS AND NOISE SUBCOMMITTEE meets at POLA Charter High School, 250 W. 5th Street, San Pedro
October 6, 2008 Monday
7:00pm, COASTAL SAN PEDRO
NEIGHBORHOOD COUNCIL
AGENDA SETTING MEETING will be held at the Cabrillo Beach Marine Aquarium,
3820 Stephen White Drive, San Pedro
October 2, 2008 Thursday
8:30am, Regular meeting of the POLA Board of Harbor Commissioners,
Port of Los Angeles Administration Building, 425 S. Palos Verdes St., SP
October 1, 2008 Wednesday
4:30pm, Port of Los Angeles Community Advisory Committee's Air Quality Subcommittee meets at the Port of Los Angeles Building Board Room, 425 S. Palos Verdes Street, San Pedro.
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October 31, 2008 Friday HAPPY HALLOWEEN
4:00pm-6:00pm, October 31st - Wines From Around the World in the Map room. This weekend we will pour wines from all corners of the world. Shiraz from Australia, Tempranillo from Spain, Sangiovese from Italy and others!! For $15 ($10 OTV Members) you get six 1.5 ounce pours along with crackers. Off the Vine 600 S Pacific Ave STE 103San Pedro
6:00pm-9:00pm, Beacon House Annual Haunted House and Street Faire and Ghoulish Moon Shadow Dance. This year’s theme is “The Lost Temple of Doom” featuring a tropical rain forest and jungle haunted by ghostly and ghastly creatures. Be afraid, be very afraid, but be there on Halloween Night. Haunted House tours will be from 6 to 9pm at 1003 South Beacon Street with the Street Faire, one block south at 11th & Beacon Streets, offering fun for all ages with live bands, games, food, a costume contest and supervised children’s activities. The Street Dance begins at 9pm. A $5 donation covers as many Haunted House tours as your poor pounding heart can stand as well as the Street Faire and Dance. The evening events are created by the residents of the Beacon House, a men’s alcohol and drug rehabilitation program, and the women of the House of Hope and SHAWL House recovery programs. For more information, please phone the Beacon House: 310-514-4940.
6:30pm-10:00pm, Live Music, the Whale & Ale.
Rob at the piano and guests. The Whale & Ale, 327 West 7th Street, San
Pedro No cover, and no drink minimum. For more information, please call
(310) 832-0363
8:00pm, The Little Fish Theatre presents....... THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL by Richard Brinsley Sheridan, directed by Melanie Jones. Oct 10 - Nov 22. Runs Fri & Sat @ 8pm; Sun 10/26, 11/2 & 11/9 @ 7pm; Thu 11/6 & 11/13 @ 8pm. Click here to buy TICKETS. Sheridan's "Scandal" burst on the theatrical scene in 1777 & has been getting laughs ever since.
The Plot: Sir Peter Teazle has taken a young wife, -a country girl who falls in with Lady Sneerwell's sophisticated salon of gossips. Appearances are deceiving as generations collide, the grapevine sizzles, & real scandal threatens to derail love both young & old. With Little Fish's updated "wifi perspective," The School for Scandal is a thoroughly modern comedy that remains as relevant & hilarious as ever. 777 Centre Street, San Pedro
9:00pm-12:00am, Live Band at Godmother. Today's band is SciRipa. Godmothers Saloon,
302 West 7th Street,
San Pedro.
(310) 833-1589
October 30, 2008 Thursday
6:30pm-9:00pm, San Pedro Neighborhood Girl Scouts presents their 6th annual Haunted House at the Cabrillo Beach Bathhouse. The Haunted House is called "House of Tortured Tales" and the cost for admission is $5, and $4 if under 48 inches.
The house was created by the Girl Scouts and parents located here in San Pedro. The house has such characters as Little Miss Muffet, Snow White and a few others you would recognize, but I don't want to mention too much to ruin the fun. It's scary, so beware as the charactors you know and love might not be the same inside the House of Tortured Tales. This is a fund-raiser for the Girl Scouts of San Pedro. The House of Tortured Tales is located at 3800 Stephen M. White Drive. at the Cabrillo Beach BathHouse. Also, parking is free with admission to the haunted house, so bring your ticket inside to be validated.
October 29, 2008 Wednesday
7:00am-6:00pm, 20th Century Fox will be filming Prison Break in San Pedro. On Paseo del Mar, between Gaffey and Barbara Street. Street closure between 7:00 A.M. - 10:00 P.M. South side of Paseo Del Mar from Barbara St. - S. Leland St. They will be filming : Camera in car. Car-to-Car. Driving scenes. Exterior dialogue. Stunt driving. Process trailer. Running & tow shots. U-turn and near misses. Picture vehicles.
6:00pm, Every Wednesday Ballroom Dancing Class: The Club continues a Ballroom Dancing class on Wednesday evenings. We have the opportunity to learn from the same instructors as the San Pedro
Elks Lodge Past Auxiliary President Ann (Bruce) Sing and
her husband, Ken - and they are great! Music from the
1940ís to the present day will be offered. Instruction is from 6:00 to 7:00 PM on Wednesdays with general
ballroom dancing from 7:00 to 9:00 PM. The cost per class
would is only $10.00 per person. If you are interested in
participating, please come on down to the Club every Wednesday. For further information, please call Ann or Ken
at (310) 547-4387 1639 South Palos Verdes Street, San Pedro
7:30pm-9:00pm, Every Wednesday. West African Dance with Sammy Oduro. Come experience the rich culture of Africa through dance. Dances from Ghana, Togo, Senegal, etc. African dancing focuses not only on the rich cultural values of African countries but also on the strong relationship between the dancers and the drums. This class is for all levels so anybody can join! Angel's Gate Cultural Center, Building H.
For more information, or to sign up for classes please contact
Dana, or call (310) 519-0936
October 28, 2008 Tuesday
7:30pm, The American Cetacean Society/Los Angeles Chapter offers free monthly lectures at 7:30 pm the last Tuesday of each month at the Cabrillo Marine Aquarium in the John M. Olguin auditorium during the whale watch season. Reservations are not required. For more information and scheduled speakers call (310) 548-8500 or click here for the ACS/LA chapter website. For more information about the American Cetacean Society, click here for the ACS National website.
October 27, 2008 Monday
3:30pm, Cabrillo Marine Aquarium, Sea Club (Grades 3-6), 3720 Stephen M. White Dr. San Pedro. 310-548-7562
7:30pm-9:30pm, Monday Night Kolo Dancing: Come on down to the Dalmatian American Club
every Monday night and have fun with your fellow dancers.
We have a real nice group of folks who really have a good
time. So why not join them? Its also great exercise! 1639 S. Palos Verdes Street, San Pedro. For more info contact Pauline & Ed Klak (310) 832-1074
7:45pm (every Monday) Belly Dancing at Angels Gate Cultural Center (3601 S. Gaffey Street, Building H, San Pedro). Learn basic skills for improvisational bellydance in this level one class. (No age, race or size limitations) Drop in classes are $12; or 6-session dance card is $60. for more info call 562-458-3343 or visit www.Alexiis.com
October 26, 2008 Sunday
11:00am-1:00pm, Learn to Meditate: Understanding the Nature of Love. "Learn practical steps through the art of meditation to become a more peaceful and loving person. Pure love is unmixed with attachment and comes entirely from a concern for others' happiness. It never gives rise to problems but only to peace and happiness for both ourself and others. We will learn to distinguish attachment from love so as to improve our love until it becomes pure. All classes are taught by Kelsang Tangpa, a fully ordained monk.
Ongoing classes starting in September. Join anytime! $12/class" Angel's Gate Cultural Center, Building H.
For more info call 424-247-7205
12:30pm-2:00pm, Weekend Tidepool Walk at Cabrillo Marine Aquarium. CMA's Education staff will conduct tours of the Point Fermin Marine Life Refuge/State Marine Park during weekend low tides. Attend an informative slide show in the John M. Olguin Auditorium, then come along on a naturalist-led ramble on the rocks. Life ranging from sea anemones to mussels, sea stars, crabs and tidepool fishes are revealed. Outdoor clothing and sneakers advised. Fee: $1. Reservations required for groups. Slide presentation in Spanish on selected dates.
1:00PM TILL ???? JUSTICE FOR MURDERED CHILDREN'S CELEBRATION OF LIFE EVENT CONTINUES . Click here for details.
2:00pm, Warner Grand presents: Indiana Jones and The Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981) SUNdays are FUN days $5 ($2 children under 12) Tix: http://www.acteva.com/booking.cfm?bevaid=169784
4:00pm, CHAD WACKERMAN TRIO featuring Mike Miller and Doug Lunn, Artists: Chad Wackerman ~ Drums Mike Miller ~ Guitar Doug Lunn ~ Bass Show Info: Please join us for an amazing evening of adventurous electric jazz with the Chad Wackerman Trio! Reservations are suggested, please call 310-519-1314. Coffee & "Dancing water" provided. For more information, please visit www.cliquehear.com. Where: Alvas Showroom, 1417 West 8th Street, San Pedro, Suggested Donation: $20.00
7:00pm, The Little Fish Theatre presents....... THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL by Richard Brinsley Sheridan, directed by Melanie Jones. Oct 10 - Nov 22. Runs Fri & Sat @ 8pm; Sun 10/26, 11/2 & 11/9 @ 7pm; Thu 11/6 & 11/13 @ 8pm. Click here to buy TICKETS. Sheridan's "Scandal" burst on the theatrical scene in 1777 & has been getting laughs ever since.
The Plot: Sir Peter Teazle has taken a young wife, -a country girl who falls in with Lady Sneerwell's sophisticated salon of gossips. Appearances are deceiving as generations collide, the grapevine sizzles, & real scandal threatens to derail love both young & old. With Little Fish's updated "wifi perspective," The School for Scandal is a thoroughly modern comedy that remains as relevant & hilarious as ever. 777 Centre Street San Pedro
October 25, 2008 Saturday
12:00noon-9pm, JUSTICE FOR MURDERED CHILDREN'S CELEBRATION OF LIFE EVENT CONTINUES . Click here for details.
12:30pm, Cabrillo Marine Aquarium, Tidepooling for Tots, 3720 Stephen M. White Dr. San Pedro. 310-548-7562
2:00pm-9:00pm, California vs France. Once again we will pit Old World vs New Wold, pouring wines from California and France..side by side. Matchups include: Foxen Chenin Blanc vs. Domaine Sylvain Gaudron Vouvray, Domain de RocFontaine vs. Hahn Cabernet Franc and others.For $15 ($10 OTV Members) you get six 1.5 ounce pours along with crackers. Off The Vine 600 S Pacific Ave #103 San Pedro (On the corner of 6th and Pacific, Entrance off 6th Street, Across from the Warner Grand Theatre. (310) 831-1551 http://www.offthevinewines.com
6:00pm-9:00pm, Cabrillo Marine Aquarium's SEA SCARE. Join us for our Halloween event with a special early entry at 6pm for CMA FRIENDS members. It’s back! Once again CMA will be transformed into a world of thrills, chills and gills for its annual night-time Halloween event. Come in costume and scare up some goodies as you trick or treat throughout the Aquarium; Apparitional Activities, Creepy Crafts, Dreadful Demonstrations and Eerie Entertainment await as you explore this family-friendly night-time event. Admission is $5 for Adults and $1 for Children and Seniors, at the door. CMA FRIENDS members are free.
For more information about the "Scare after the Fair" please email or call Joey Pallares at 548-7562, x345 (joey.pallares@lacity.org). Click on the link below for the 2008 Sea Scare press release. Sea Scare PR
6:30pm-9:00pm, San Pedro Neighborhood Girl Scouts presents their 6th annual Haunted House at the Cabrillo Beach Bathhouse. The Haunted House is called "House of Tortured Tales" and the cost for admission is $5, and $4 if under 48 inches.
The house was created by the Girl Scouts and parents located here in San Pedro. The house has such characters as Little Miss Muffet, Snow White and a few others you would recognize, but I don't want to mention too much to ruin the fun. It's scary, so beware as the charactors you know and love might not be the same inside the House of Tortured Tales. This is a fund-raiser for the Girl Scouts of San Pedro. The House of Tortured Tales is located at 3800 Stephen M. White Drive. at the Cabrillo Beach BathHouse. Also, parking is free with admission to the haunted house, so bring your ticket inside to be validated.
7:00pm-midnight. Angels Gate All Hallows Party. As you know, - Angels Gate Cultural Center has been funding the master planning of Angels Gate Park. The first draft of the plan will be done in a few weeks.
The Center is throwing an artistic All Hallows party in the Park on Sat Oct 25 from 7 to midnight. This is not a kids party It's for grownups. It’ll be unusual & fun. There will be performances, videos & artwork all around the site, mulled wine, fun decor, & excellent food from Susan McKenna of Nosh fame.
But the main purpose is simply to get together with our friends, help out the Center, & thank them for doing such a huge job for the community.
Its a private party, & were asking for $50 a head.
Email me at andrew@whaleandale.com if you are interested, or know someone who might want to go.
So this will be a private party a small tight group of people who can help support the master planning process, who love the arts, & love the views from Angels Gate.
Please help. Its very important that the Center get community support for its major master planning process for the park.
8:00pm, THE LITTLETON BROTHERS, Artists: Jeff Littleton ~ Bass Don Littleton ~ Drums, Percussion Ron Stout ~ Trumpet Mahesh Balasooriya ~ Piano. Show Info: Reservations are suggested, please call 310-519-1314. Coffee & "Dancing water" provided. For more information, please visit www.cliquehear.com. Where: Alvas Showroom, 1417 West 8th Street, San Pedro, Suggested Donation: $20.00
8:00pm, Fright Night Six - Golden State Pops Orchestra $25/$15.
Founder and Conductor Steven Allen Fox, presents their eagerly anticipated Halloween tribute to the classic music of horror films – always spooky fun, and a great way to take your costume out for a “test run”. Special guest conductor, Willism Stromberg of Tribute Film Classics. Purchase Tickets
8:00pm, The Little Fish Theatre presents....... THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL by Richard Brinsley Sheridan, directed by Melanie Jones. Oct 10 - Nov 22. Runs Fri & Sat @ 8pm; Sun 10/26, 11/2 & 11/9 @ 7pm; Thu 11/6 & 11/13 @ 8pm. Click here to buy TICKETS. Sheridan's "Scandal" burst on the theatrical scene in 1777 & has been getting laughs ever since.
The Plot: Sir Peter Teazle has taken a young wife, -a country girl who falls in with Lady Sneerwell's sophisticated salon of gossips. Appearances are deceiving as generations collide, the grapevine sizzles, & real scandal threatens to derail love both young & old. With Little Fish's updated "wifi perspective," The School for Scandal is a thoroughly modern comedy that remains as relevant & hilarious as ever. 777 Centre Street, San Pedro
8:00pm,
AT THE MUSIC RECITAL HALL,
A STOCKHAUSEN EVENT
permission has been granted by the
STOCKHAUSEN ESTATE FOR THIS EVENT
curated by Bruce Friedman.
Music includes: Telemusic (electronic music);Tierkreis (Zodiac melodies); Halt (music from ³Donnerstag aus Licht², for trumpet and bass); Proposal (music from ³Freitag aus Licht², for Soprano and Baritone, flute and bassetthorn); Connection (intuitive music from ³The Seven Days²); Klavierstück #7 (piano); Klavierstück #9 (piano); Cheer Up (from ³Amour², for clarinet); Thinki (flute).
$10 admission,
L.A. Harbor College Music Recital Hall,
1111 Figueroa Place,
Wilmington.
Concert info contact: Bruce Friedman
(310) 259-7417
www.brucefriedmanmusic.com
www.liraproductions.com
12:00 midnight,THE ROCKY HORROR PICTURE SHOW (1975) at the Warner Grand. The cult film classic stars Tim Curry, Susan Sarandon, Barry Bostwick & an ensemble cast; with a live performance by Rocky icons Midnight Insanity. Come dressed as your favorite character. Tickets $9 - info at www.midnightinsanity.com.
October 24, 2008 Friday
4:00pm-9:00pm, California vs France. Once again we will pit Old World vs New Wold, pouring wines from California and France..side by side. Matchups include: Foxen Chenin Blanc vs. Domaine Sylvain Gaudron Vouvray, Domain de RocFontaine vs. Hahn Cabernet Franc and others.For $15 ($10 OTV Members) you get six 1.5 ounce pours along with crackers. Off The Vine 600 S Pacific Ave #103 San Pedro (On the corner of 6th and Pacific, Entrance off 6th Street, Across from the Warner Grand Theatre. (310) 831-1551 http://www.offthevinewines.com
5:00pm, JUSTICE FOR MURDERED CHILDREN'S CELEBRATION OF LIFE EVENT. THIS WEEKEND AT PORTS O'CALL VILLAGE.JOIN US ON FRIDAY FOR OUR MARCH AT 6:00 PM FROM THE VINCENT THOMAS BRIDGE TO PORTS O'CALL VILLAGE ABOUT 6 BLOCKS. SATURDAY AND SUNDAY SILENT MARCH AND MUSIC FESTIVAL.BRING YOUR MURDERED LOVED ONES PICTURES AND SHOES FOR THE SILENT MARCH. Click here for details.
6:30pm-10:00pm, Live Music, the Whale & Ale.
Rob at the piano and guests. The Whale & Ale, 327 West 7th Street, San
Pedro No cover, and no drink minimum. For more information, please call
(310) 832-0363
6:30pm-9:00pm, San Pedro Neighborhood Girl Scouts presents their 6th annual Haunted House at the Cabrillo Beach Bathhouse. The Haunted House is called "House of Tortured Tales" and the cost for admission is $5, and $4 if under 48 inches.
The house was created by the Girl Scouts and parents located here in San Pedro. The house has such characters as Little Miss Muffet, Snow White and a few others you would recognize, but I don't want to mention too much to ruin the fun. It's scary, so beware as the charactors you know and love might not be the same inside the House of Tortured Tales. This is a fund-raiser for the Girl Scouts of San Pedro. The House of Tortured Tales is located at 3800 Stephen M. White Drive. at the Cabrillo Beach BathHouse. Also, parking is free with admission to the haunted house, so bring your ticket inside to be validated.
7:00pm, The Friends of the Croatian Cultural Center of Greater Los Angeles With the Croatian Heritage Foundation / Hrvatska Matica Iseljenika PRESENTS CONCERT: KLAPA FILIP DEVIC. Please join us in this exciting event! We are honored to host the L.A. area concert for KLAPA FILIP DEVIC, one of Croatia’s most renowned Dalmatian singing groups. They are here only for a short time and they are off to continue their U.S. tour!
DON’T MISS IT!!
LOCATION: 510 W. 7th Street
San Pedro 310.833.0103
8:00pm LOVE JAMM SUPER SHOW Your favorite oldies performers live on stage at the Warner Grand. The Intruders (Cowboys to Girls), Barbara Mason (You’ll Lose a Good Thing), The Temprees (Out of My Reach), Rocky Padilla (Confessing a Feeling), Thee Midniters (That’s All) & special guest Billy Mondragon, lead singer of Tierra. Presented by Samliw Entertainment in association with the City of Los Angeles Department of Cultural Affairs. General admission: $45 / $35 / $25. Get tickets at www.samliw.com or call 888.472.6549,
8:00pm, The Little Fish Theatre presents....... THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL by Richard Brinsley Sheridan, directed by Melanie Jones. Oct 10 - Nov 22. Runs Fri & Sat @ 8pm; Sun 10/26, 11/2 & 11/9 @ 7pm; Thu 11/6 & 11/13 @ 8pm. Click here to buy TICKETS. Sheridan's "Scandal" burst on the theatrical scene in 1777 & has been getting laughs ever since.
The Plot: Sir Peter Teazle has taken a young wife, -a country girl who falls in with Lady Sneerwell's sophisticated salon of gossips. Appearances are deceiving as generations collide, the grapevine sizzles, & real scandal threatens to derail love both young & old. With Little Fish's updated "wifi perspective," The School for Scandal is a thoroughly modern comedy that remains as relevant & hilarious as ever. 777 Centre Street San Pedro
9:00pm-12:00am, Live Band at Godmother. Today's band is Shakey Pete. Godmothers Saloon,
302 West 7th Street,
San Pedro.
(310) 833-1589
October 23, 2008 Thursday
10:45am, SAN PEDRO REPUBLICAN WOMEN LUNCHEON (RESERVATION DEADLINE: OCTOBER 20, 2008). Featured speaker is Steve Cooley, Los Angeles County District Attorney. Held at the Ports O’ Call Restaurant, Berth 76, Port of Los Angeles, San Pedro Cost is $18. Call Alice at 310 832-3711 for reservations.
6:00pm, PLEASE HELP - SPREAD THE WORD, VERY IMPORTANT MEETING AT ANGELS GATE WITH LAUSD RE: ANGELS GATE AUTOMOTIVE SCHOOL. LAUSD PLANS TO CLOSE THIS SCHOOL - COASTAL PASSED A MOTION MONDAY NIGHT TO KEEP THIS SCHOOL OPEN, JANICE HAHN AGREED THAT THIS SCHOOL IS IMPORTANT. PLEASE COME AND SPEAK IN FAVOR OF THE STUDENTS AND THIS SCHOOL. UPDATED LOCATION: This meeting is at 6 p.m. at Harbor Occupational Center, Room D201.
6:00pm-9:00pm. Clean San Pedro Open House. 549 W. 9th Street (Behind MJM Graphics). Park at Bank of America. For information call 310-832-4931
6:30PM-8:30PM. Peck Park Canyon Enhancement Project - Proposition O. The Peck Park Canyon Enhancement Project will improve the quality of the storm water entering and leaving the Canyon. It will also provide benefits to Peck Park visitors and the surrounding community with repairs and improvements to existing trails and installation of additional trails and bridges. Please join us to learn more about the improvements at Peck Park Canyon. WHO: City of Los Angeles Bureau of Engineering. WHERE: Peck Park—560 N. Western Ave. San Pedro. CONTACT: Arcelia Arce 323-669-7646 or arcelia@therobertgroup.com
October 22, 2008 Wednesday
6:00pm-7:30pm. Homeownership and Credit Counseling Workshop. Congresswoman Jane Harman’s office is holding a workshop Wednesday to provide information for homeowners facing financial challenges.
The homeownership and credit counseling workshop takes place at the San Pedro library, 931 S. Gaffey St. Registration begins at 5:30 p.m. and the workshop is from 6-7:30 p.m.
Space is limited and reservations are encouraged. RSVP to Mary Bautista at (310) 549-8282 or Patricia Broughton at (310) 643-3636.

6:00pm, Every Wednesday Ballroom Dancing Class: The Club continues a Ballroom Dancing class on Wednesday evenings. We have the opportunity to learn from the same instructors as the San Pedro
Elks Lodge Past Auxiliary President Ann (Bruce) Sing and
her husband, Ken - and they are great! Music from the
1940ís to the present day will be offered. Instruction is from 6:00 to 7:00 PM on Wednesdays with general
ballroom dancing from 7:00 to 9:00 PM. The cost per class
would is only $10.00 per person. If you are interested in
participating, please come on down to the Club every Wednesday. For further information, please call Ann or Ken
at (310) 547-4387 1639 South Palos Verdes Street, San Pedro
7:30pm-9:00pm, Every Wednesday. West African Dance with Sammy Oduro. Come experience the rich culture of Africa through dance. Dances from Ghana, Togo, Senegal, etc. African dancing focuses not only on the rich cultural values of African countries but also on the strong relationship between the dancers and the drums. This class is for all levels so anybody can join! Angel's Gate Cultural Center, Building H.
For more information, or to sign up for classes please contact
Dana, or call (310) 519-0936
October 21, 2008 Tuesday
6:00pm, VOTER EDUCATION FORUM held at the Cabrillo Marina Community Building, Cabrillo Plaza, Berth 28. The forum is co-sponsored by San Pedro News (www.sanpedronewsonline.blogspot.com) and San Pedro’s three neighborhood councils -- Central San Pedro NC, Coastal San Pedro NC and Northwest San Pedro NC. Contact: SanPedroNews@aol.com or (310) 383-0731. About the forum: The forum is an opportunity to come face to face with the candidates on the November ballot. It is equally a chance for civic-minded people to “think globally, act locally” by becoming active in community issues year-around through neighborhood councils. Leaders of San Pedro-based Democratic and Republican groups will represent their respective presidential candidates, articulating their positions on the major national issues. This is not a back-and-forth debate but a straight speaking opportunity by each party. After the portion focusing on the presidential candidates, the forum will shift to local politics. Neighborhood council presidents will speak and boardmembers in attendance will be introduced, a nod to the notion that “all politics is local.” Candidates for Congress, State Assembly and State Senate will also speak. There will be ample time for audience questions. The forum takes place just days before the Coastal San Pedro Neighborhood Council election on October 25 (9:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. at the Cetacean Society Building in Pt. Fermin Park), giving voters an immediate chance to participate in a local election before they vote in the Nov. 4 national election.
October 20, 2008 Monday
RESERVATION DEADLINE FOR OCTOBER 23, 2008 SAN PEDRO REPUBLICAN WOMEN LUNCHEON (RESERVATION DEADLINE: OCTOBER 20, 2008). See details listed under October 23, 2008.
3:30pm, Cabrillo Marine Aquarium, Sea Club (Grades 3-6), 3720 Stephen M. White Dr. San Pedro. 310-548-7562
October 19, 2008 Sunday
TreePeople calls volunteers from San Pedro, Wilmington and Harbor City to
participate in this wonderful urban forestry events: October 19th- Peck Park Tree Care.
For more information and to register contact volunteer@treepeople.org. www.treepeople.org
9:30am-12:30pm, Gallery Azul presents a 2 Day Workshop, Create your own Mask
with Artists
Cora Ramirez-Vasquez and Alexia Kutzner. In this 2 day workshop, artists, Cora and Alexia will guide you through the creative process and help you design your own individualized paper mache mask. All materials will be provided and a continental breakfast is included. Participants will leave with a finished product by day 2 of the workshop and with the knowledge to create their own masks.
This workshop is for non-artists and artists.
**For those who can only attend one day, you are welcomed to attend and will only be charged for one day ($50). Fee $100 per person
(cash/credit/check accepted).
Call Gallery Azul or e-mail galleryazul@sbcglobal.net to reserve a spot.Gallery Azul,
520 W. 8th 2nd Floor,
San Pedro,
310-831-2116. www.galleryazul.net
10:00am-1:00pm, Mr. D's Tiki Carving (grades 5 through adult) Learn about the Polynesian cultural history and significance of the tiki and then carve your own "ku" (God of Strength) from palm wood. Class fee includes a set of chisels, mallet and a T-shirt. No carving experience required. Fee: $59 ($53 CMA Friends members). Pre-registration is required as carving space is limited.
10:00am-4:30pm, Autumn Sea Fair at Cabrillo Marine Aquarium. Celebrate the bounty of the sea with activities, organizations and fun for all--games, contests, music, marine-related exhibits, demonstrations, arts & crafts, films and videos. Enter our sand sculpture contest. Hunt for buried pirate treasure. Enter or help select the 2008 Ocean Idol! Pack a picnic or purchase food and drink from one of our vendors. Admission to the fair is free. Beach parking ($1/hour) is limited, so we encourage you to use the free park-and-ride shuttle provided at 22nd and Miner Streets. For further information or to enter the Queen of the Sea contest, contact Larry Fukuhara at 310/548-7562 x223. Autumn Sea Fair is sponsored by FRIENDS of CMA and the Port of Los Angeles. Click on the links below for the 2007 Sea Fair and Queen of the Sea flyers, available for download as Adobe Acrobat PDFs: Sea Fair flyer; Queen of the Sea flyer
11:00am-1:00pm, Learn to Meditate: Understanding the Nature of Love. "Learn practical steps through the art of meditation to become a more peaceful and loving person. Pure love is unmixed with attachment and comes entirely from a concern for others' happiness. It never gives rise to problems but only to peace and happiness for both ourself and others. We will learn to distinguish attachment from love so as to improve our love until it becomes pure. All classes are taught by Kelsang Tangpa, a fully ordained monk.
Ongoing classes starting in September. Join anytime! $12/class" Angel's Gate Cultural Center, Building H.
For more info call 424-247-7205
6:30pm (Doors open) Show 7:00pm, CLIFF WAGNER & THE OLD #7 opening act: Triple Chicken Foot. "Toes instantly go tapping, & heads nod to the infectious rhythms that conjure Southern scenes filled with moonshine, mosquitoes & misty mountains." - Daily Breeze.
"An original sound that utilizes bluegrass, blues, & honky tonk combined with modern lyrics that preserve the "High Lonesome Sound" of traditional music brought into the 21st century." CLICK HERE TO BUY! $15.00 pre-sale / $20.00 at the door. The Grand Annex,
434 W. Sixth Street, San Pedro
October 18, 2008 Saturday
8:30am, 7:30pm, Cabrillo Marine Aquarium, COSEE West Educator Workshop, 3720 Stephen M. White Dr. San Pedro. 310-548-7562
9:30am-12:30pm, Gallery Azul presents a 2 Day Workshop, Create your own Mask
with Artists
Cora Ramirez-Vasquez and Alexia Kutzner. In this 2 day workshop, artists, Cora and Alexia will guide you through the creative process and help you design your own individualized paper mache mask. All materials will be provided and a continental breakfast is included. Participants will leave with a finished product by day 2 of the workshop and with the knowledge to create their own masks.
This workshop is for non-artists and artists.
**For those who can only attend one day, you are welcomed to attend and will only be charged for one day ($50). Fee $100 per person
(cash/credit/check accepted).
Call Gallery Azul or e-mail galleryazul@sbcglobal.net to reserve a spot.Gallery Azul,
520 W. 8th 2nd Floor,
San Pedro,
310-831-2116. www.galleryazul.net
6:00pm (registration); 7:30pm Dinner. 40th Reunion of the San Pedro High School Class of Summer '68 - The Elysians. Crowne Plaza LA Harbor Hotel, 601 S. Palos Verdes Street, San Pedro. $80 per person before Oct. 1; $85 per person after Oct. 1. For more information, contact Xavier@SanPedro.com or (310) 832-2999
8:00pm @ The Grand Annex,
434 W. Sixth Street, San Pedro, - just a few doors East from the Warner Grand Theatre. Grand Vision & Paniolo Productions present...Japanese Fusion Series #2: KOTOYUKI BAND w/ Yukiko Matsuyama. Matsuyama's compositions for koto & western instrumentation delve into a joyous & celebrative blend of world & pop music. (Map). CLICK HERE TO BUY! Concert: 8:00pm - $15.00 pre-sale / $20.00 at the door. Workshop: 5:00pm - $10.00 Hands-on workshop & demonstration on the koto, the 13 string zither, which is Japan's national instrument.
8:00pm, The Little Fish Theatre presents....... THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL by Richard Brinsley Sheridan, directed by Melanie Jones. Oct 10 - Nov 22. Runs Fri & Sat @ 8pm; Sun 10/26, 11/2 & 11/9 @ 7pm; Thu 11/6 & 11/13 @ 8pm. Click here to buy TICKETS. Sheridan's "Scandal" burst on the theatrical scene in 1777 & has been getting laughs ever since.
The Plot: Sir Peter Teazle has taken a young wife, -a country girl who falls in with Lady Sneerwell's sophisticated salon of gossips. Appearances are deceiving as generations collide, the grapevine sizzles, & real scandal threatens to derail love both young & old. With Little Fish's updated "wifi perspective," The School for Scandal is a thoroughly modern comedy that remains as relevant & hilarious as ever. 777 Centre Street., San Pedro
8:30pm-11:30pm, The Backbeats in Concert at the Whale and Ale. You will need a reservation, - just to get in and see So. Cal.'s best Beatle's tribute band, by far. Drawing on a repertoire of well over 90 individual compositions recorded by the Beatles, local tribute band The Backbeats recreate the most significant sound to change popular music in the 20th Century. So book early to avoid disappointment. $6 cover charge. The Whale & Ale, 327 West 7th Street, San
Pedro No cover, and no drink minimum. For more information, please call
(310) 832-0363
12:00 midnight,THE ROCKY HORROR PICTURE SHOW (1975) at the Warner Grand. The cult film classic stars Tim Curry, Susan Sarandon, Barry Bostwick & an ensemble cast; with a live performance by Rocky icons Midnight Insanity. Come dressed as your favorite character. Tickets $9 - info at www.midnightinsanity.com.
October 17, 2008 Friday
6:30pm-10:00pm, Live Music, the Whale & Ale.
Rob at the piano and guests. The Whale & Ale, 327 West 7th Street, San
Pedro No cover, and no drink minimum. For more information, please call
(310) 832-0363
7:30pm, Cabrillo Marine Aquarium, Bioluminescence Lecture: Glowiong Marine Animals and Glowing toys. 3720 Stephen M. White Dr. San Pedro. 310-548-7562
8:00pm, The Little Fish Theatre presents....... THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL by Richard Brinsley Sheridan, directed by Melanie Jones. Oct 10 - Nov 22. Runs Fri & Sat @ 8pm; Sun 10/26, 11/2 & 11/9 @ 7pm; Thu 11/6 & 11/13 @ 8pm. Click here to buy TICKETS. Sheridan's "Scandal" burst on the theatrical scene in 1777 & has been getting laughs ever since.
The Plot: Sir Peter Teazle has taken a young wife, -a country girl who falls in with Lady Sneerwell's sophisticated salon of gossips. Appearances are deceiving as generations collide, the grapevine sizzles, & real scandal threatens to derail love both young & old. With Little Fish's updated "wifi perspective," The School for Scandal is a thoroughly modern comedy that remains as relevant & hilarious as ever. 777 Centre Street, San Pedro
9:00pm-12:00am, Live Band at Godmother. Today's band is Blender. Godmothers Saloon,
302 West 7th Street,
San Pedro.
(310) 833-1589
October 15, 2008 Wednesday
7:30pm-9:00pm, Every Wednesday. West African Dance with Sammy Oduro. Come experience the rich culture of Africa through dance. Dances from Ghana, Togo, Senegal, etc. African dancing focuses not only on the rich cultural values of African countries but also on the strong relationship between the dancers and the drums. This class is for all levels so anybody can join! Angel's Gate Cultural Center, Building H.
For more information, or to sign up for classes please contact
Dana, or call (310) 519-0936
October 12, 2008 Sunday
11:00am-1:00pm, Learn to Meditate: Understanding the Nature of Love. "Learn practical steps through the art of meditation to become a more peaceful and loving person. Pure love is unmixed with attachment and comes entirely from a concern for others' happiness. It never gives rise to problems but only to peace and happiness for both ourself and others. We will learn to distinguish attachment from love so as to improve our love until it becomes pure. All classes are taught by Kelsang Tangpa, a fully ordained monk.
Ongoing classes starting in September. Join anytime! $12/class" Angel's Gate Cultural Center, Building H.
For more info call 424-247-7205
1:00pm-2:30pm, Weekend Tidepool Walk at Cabrillo Marine Aquarium. CMA's Education staff will conduct tours of the Point Fermin Marine Life Refuge/State Marine Park during weekend low tides. Attend an informative slide show in the John M. Olguin Auditorium, then come along on a naturalist-led ramble on the rocks. Life ranging from sea anemones to mussels, sea stars, crabs and tidepool fishes are revealed. Outdoor clothing and sneakers advised. Fee: $1. Reservations required for groups. Slide presentation in Spanish on selected dates.
2:30pm, Bat Boy the Musical at the Warner Grand.
$20 ($15 Seniors and College students; Youth $5) $25 with wine reception "Big laughs...It's remarkable what intelligent wit can accomplish-a jaggedly imaginative mix of skewering humor and energetic glee." -The New York Times In Bat Boy The Musical, A boy with fangs and pointy ears is found in a cave. He is taken in, named Edgar, and kept in a cage. As he grows up he is taught to be civilized. Edgar finds conditional acceptance within the small town despite the strange happenings that surround him. However Bat boy's cravings are not "normal", and ultimately he must define himself: is he beast or man? Should he conform to societal norms, and can he? What is the price to be paid when you repress the beast inside? This dark, offbeat, musical comedy will tug at your heart and make you cheer. Notes Some adult situations, and simulated nudity - parental discretion is advised. Opening night gala reception at Off the Vine for $25.
Purchase Tickets
3:00pm-4:00pm, Sunday Seashore Story Studio for all ages at the Cabrillo Marine Aquarium. Explore stories of the sea and shore in these storytelling workshops. Sing a song, use a puppet, join along! Aquarium storytime adventures that include making a project to take home. Free.
October 11, 2008 Saturday
2:00pm-9:00pm, Off The Vine presents: Pinot Noir from Around the World. Pinot Noir, the prima donna of red grape varieties is the focus of our tasting this weekend. In our quest to bring you the best wines at the best possible price we've tasted numerous Pinot's from around the world and picked six we felt were exceptional. So get ready for a tasting adventure you'll never forget as we break out the best from California, New Zealand and France for your enjoyment. For $15 ($10 OTV Members) you get six 1.5 ounce pours along with crackers. Off The Vine Wine Tasting room is located at 600 S Pacific Ave #103, San Pedro On the corner of 6th and Pacific. Entrance off 6th Street, Across from the Warner Grand Theatre
(310) 831-1551
8:00pm, Bat Boy the Musical at the Warner Grand.
$20 ($15 Seniors and College students; Youth $5) $25 with wine reception "Big laughs...It's remarkable what intelligent wit can accomplish-a jaggedly imaginative mix of skewering humor and energetic glee." -The New York Times In Bat Boy The Musical, A boy with fangs and pointy ears is found in a cave. He is taken in, named Edgar, and kept in a cage. As he grows up he is taught to be civilized. Edgar finds conditional acceptance within the small town despite the strange happenings that surround him. However Bat boy's cravings are not "normal", and ultimately he must define himself: is he beast or man? Should he conform to societal norms, and can he? What is the price to be paid when you repress the beast inside? This dark, offbeat, musical comedy will tug at your heart and make you cheer. Notes Some adult situations, and simulated nudity - parental discretion is advised. Opening night gala reception at Off the Vine for $25.
Purchase Tickets
8:00pm, The Little Fish Theatre presents....... THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL by Richard Brinsley Sheridan, directed by Melanie Jones. Oct 10 - Nov 22. Runs Fri & Sat @ 8pm; Sun 10/26, 11/2 & 11/9 @ 7pm; Thu 11/6 & 11/13 @ 8pm. Click here to buy TICKETS. Sheridan's "Scandal" burst on the theatrical scene in 1777 & has been getting laughs ever since.
The Plot: Sir Peter Teazle has taken a young wife, -a country girl who falls in with Lady Sneerwell's sophisticated salon of gossips. Appearances are deceiving as generations collide, the grapevine sizzles, & real scandal threatens to derail love both young & old. With Little Fish's updated "wifi perspective," The School for Scandal is a thoroughly modern comedy that remains as relevant & hilarious as ever. 777 Centre Street, San Pedro
12:00 midnight,THE ROCKY HORROR PICTURE SHOW (1975) at the Warner Grand. The cult film classic stars Tim Curry, Susan Sarandon, Barry Bostwick & an ensemble cast; with a live performance by Rocky icons Midnight Insanity. Come dressed as your favorite character. Tickets $9 - info at www.midnightinsanity.com.
October 10, 2008 Friday
4:00pm-9:00pm, Off The Vine presents: Pinot Noir from Around the World. Pinot Noir, the prima donna of red grape varieties is the focus of our tasting this weekend. In our quest to bring you the best wines at the best possible price we've tasted numerous Pinot's from around the world and picked six we felt were exceptional. So get ready for a tasting adventure you'll never forget as we break out the best from California, New Zealand and France for your enjoyment. For $15 ($10 OTV Members) you get six 1.5 ounce pours along with crackers. Off The Vine Wine Tasting room is located at 600 S Pacific Ave #103, San Pedro On the corner of 6th and Pacific. Entrance off 6th Street, Across from the Warner Grand Theatre
(310) 831-1551
6:30pm-10:00pm, Live Music, the Whale & Ale.
Rob at the piano and guests. The Whale & Ale, 327 West 7th Street, San
Pedro No cover, and no drink minimum. For more information, please call
(310) 832-0363
8:00pm, Bat Boy the Musical at the Warner Grand.
$20 ($15 Seniors and College students; Youth $5) $25 with wine reception "Big laughs...It's remarkable what intelligent wit can accomplish-a jaggedly imaginative mix of skewering humor and energetic glee." -The New York Times In Bat Boy The Musical, A boy with fangs and pointy ears is found in a cave. He is taken in, named Edgar, and kept in a cage. As he grows up he is taught to be civilized. Edgar finds conditional acceptance within the small town despite the strange happenings that surround him. However Bat boy's cravings are not "normal", and ultimately he must define himself: is he beast or man? Should he conform to societal norms, and can he? What is the price to be paid when you repress the beast inside? This dark, offbeat, musical comedy will tug at your heart and make you cheer. Notes Some adult situations, and simulated nudity - parental discretion is advised. Opening night gala reception at Off the Vine for $25.
Purchase Tickets
8:00pm, The Little Fish Theatre presents....... THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL by Richard Brinsley Sheridan, directed by Melanie Jones. Oct 10 - Nov 22. Runs Fri & Sat @ 8pm; Sun 10/26, 11/2 & 11/9 @ 7pm; Thu 11/6 & 11/13 @ 8pm. Click here to buy TICKETS. Sheridan's "Scandal" burst on the theatrical scene in 1777 & has been getting laughs ever since.
The Plot: Sir Peter Teazle has taken a young wife, -a country girl who falls in with Lady Sneerwell's sophisticated salon of gossips. Appearances are deceiving as generations collide, the grapevine sizzles, & real scandal threatens to derail love both young & old. With Little Fish's updated "wifi perspective," The School for Scandal is a thoroughly modern comedy that remains as relevant & hilarious as ever. 777 Centre Street, San Pedro
9:00pm-12:00am, Live Band at Godmother. Today's band is AWOL. Godmothers Saloon,
302 West 7th Street,
San Pedro.
(310) 833-1589
October 9, 2008 Thursday
8:00pm, Bat Boy the Musical at the Warner Grand. $20 ($15 Seniors and College students; Youth $5) $25 with wine reception "Big laughs...It's remarkable what intelligent wit can accomplish-a jaggedly imaginative mix of skewering humor and energetic glee." -The New York Times In Bat Boy The Musical, A boy with fangs and pointy ears is found in a cave. He is taken in, named Edgar, and kept in a cage. As he grows up he is taught to be civilized. Edgar finds conditional acceptance within the small town despite the strange happenings that surround him. However Bat boy's cravings are not "normal", and ultimately he must define himself: is he beast or man? Should he conform to societal norms, and can he? What is the price to be paid when you repress the beast inside? This dark, offbeat, musical comedy will tug at your heart and make you cheer. Notes Some adult situations, and simulated nudity - parental discretion is advised. Opening night gala reception at Off the Vine for $25.Purchase Tickets
October 8, 2008 Wednesday
7:30pm-9:00pm, Every Wednesday. West African Dance with Sammy Oduro. Come experience the rich culture of Africa through dance. Dances from Ghana, Togo, Senegal, etc. African dancing focuses not only on the rich cultural values of African countries but also on the strong relationship between the dancers and the drums. This class is for all levels so anybody can join! Angel's Gate Cultural Center, Building H.
For more information, or to sign up for classes please contact
Dana, or call (310) 519-0936
October 5, 2008 Sunday
11:00am-1:00pm, Learn to Meditate: Understanding the Nature of Love. "Learn practical steps through the art of meditation to become a more peaceful and loving person. Pure love is unmixed with attachment and comes entirely from a concern for others' happiness. It never gives rise to problems but only to peace and happiness for both ourself and others. We will learn to distinguish attachment from love so as to improve our love until it becomes pure. All classes are taught by Kelsang Tangpa, a fully ordained monk.
Ongoing classes starting in September. Join anytime! $12/class" Angel's Gate Cultural Center, Building H.
For more info call 424-247-7205
5:00pm, Whine, whine, wine! Yes, we’re ready to chill with a glass of wine (or two), so please join us at the Village Tasting Room in Long Beach this Sunday evening (October 5th), from 5-8pm. The wine will be fine – and the photography on display will be a beautiful new collection by our favorite digital arts guru, David A. Knudsen.
ph (562) 590-5300
October 4, 2008 Saturday
4:00pm, The Charles Mingus Big Band - in concert at the Warner Grand. $25$15.
American Masters Program - yearlong celebration of the life and works of Watts Jazz Legend Charles Mingus. This 14-piece Grammy nominated ensemble tours internationally, celebrating the music of composer and bassist MINGUS, “The Son of Watts” - and is presented by the City of Los Angeles Department of Cultural Affairs as part of an NEA-sponsored year long national tribute to American Masters.
4:00pm, Artist’s Studio: Nature Science Illustration at the Cabrillo Marine Aquarium. (Adults only) Learn basic sketching techniques and apply them to field sketching with illustrator, naturalist and CMA educator Holly Gray.
Fee: $5, Pre-registration is recommended.
6:00pm, Dance at the Dalmatian American Club, "Dugi Otok Noc": Tickets for
this long anticipated event are now on sale in the Club Office.
A wonderful menu is planned and music will be provided by the
ever-popular duo of Mate Caric and Petra.
Tickets are $50.00
per person and will go very fast. In fact, tickets were being
requested two weeks ago before they were even printed! So, if
you or your ancestors hail from Dugi Otok or any of the neighboring
islands off of Zadar, please plan to attend. Even if you
don’t derive your ancestry from Dugi Otok, come on down and
have a great dinner and enjoy the great music!
We will make
you an “Honorary Long Islander” for the evening!
Social hour
is at 6:00 PM with dinner at 7:00 PM. Everyone is welcome!
Please plan to attend this first-ever event at the Club! Dalmatian American Club 1639 South Palos Verdes Street San Pedro, CA 90731
8:00pm, Alva's Showroom presents a live music performance by Thomas Janzon. Thomas Janzon on guitar, Jeff Littleton on bass. Reservations are suggested, please call 310-519-1314. Coffee & "Dancing water" provided. Suggested donation $15. For more information, please visit www.cliquehear.com.
Alvas Showroom,
1417 West 8th Street ,
San Pedro.
(310) 519-1314 – contact Sheava
12:00 midnight,THE ROCKY HORROR PICTURE SHOW (1975) at the Warner Grand. The cult film classic stars Tim Curry, Susan Sarandon, Barry Bostwick & an ensemble cast; with a live performance by Rocky icons Midnight Insanity. Come dressed as your favorite character. Tickets $9 - info at www.midnightinsanity.com.
October 3, 2008 Friday
6:30pm-10:00pm, Live Music, the Whale & Ale.
Rob at the piano and guests. The Whale & Ale, 327 West 7th Street, San
Pedro No cover, and no drink minimum. For more information, please call
(310) 832-0363
9:00pm-12:00am, Live Band at Godmother. Today's band is Homemade Tortillas. Godmothers Saloon,
302 West 7th Street,
San Pedro.
(310) 833-1589
October 2, 2008 Thursday (First Thursdays)
First Thursday featuring Luminaires on Display at Grand Vision Foundation.
7:00pm-11:00pm, Live Music by Reef Rammers at Godmothers Saloon 302 W. 7th St., San Pedro. For more information,
call (310) 833-1589
8:00pm, The Southern California Master Chorale performance of Mozart Requiem with the Golden State Pops Orchestra at the Historic Warner Grand Theatre, 478 W. 6th Street, San Pedro, Single tickets: General Admission - $15, Seniors and Students - $10. How to Order Tickets: Call Us •• (310) 433-8774 •• Buy Tickets on the Web: www.GSPO.com. We accept Credit Card: VISA, MasterCard and Discover. Led by founding director Dr. Sheridan Ball, the Southern California Master Chorale will present a 70 voice choir, accompanied by 24 Golden State Pops Orchestra musicians, with Steven Allen Fox on the conductor’s podium. GSPO audiences are familiar with Dr. Ball and the SCMC, as they are a frequent guest choir - last heard on the Warner Grand stage in June 2008 at the POPS for Pop concert featuring Guest Conductor, Sam Spence. GSPO and SCMC invite music patrons of all ages to partake in the venerable San Pedro First Thursday ArtWalk, enjoy the many choices of shops and restaurants and gather at the Warner Grand for the 60 minute performance. Box office opens at 7:30 PM.
October 1, 2008 Wednesday
7:00pm-11:00pm, Jazz Jam at Godmothers Saloon 302 W. 7th St., San Pedro. For more information,
call (310) 833-1589
7:30pm-9:00pm, Every Wednesday. West African Dance with Sammy Oduro. Come experience the rich culture of Africa through dance. Dances from Ghana, Togo, Senegal, etc. African dancing focuses not only on the rich cultural values of African countries but also on the strong relationship between the dancers and the drums. This class is for all levels so anybody can join! Angel's Gate Cultural Center, Building H.
For more information, or to sign up for classes please contact
Dana, or call (310) 519-0936
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