6 Alternative Ways to Celebrate Valentine's Day in L.A.Image by Travis Klein via Shutterstock By Zach Bourque/Special to LAist Ready for some Hallmark-induced depression? If the recent thunderstorms and barrage of pink and red commercials didn’t remind you, this Tuesday marks the return of Valentine's Day. Around this date it becomes immediately evident that there are two... continue reading on LAist
Overheard in L.A.: Promoting Your AssetsPhoto by Lucyrk in LA via the LAist Featured Photos pool By Ana Ottman / Special to LAist Self-confidence is a universally attractive feature on people. L.A. seems to have its own definition of this trait, though. Read on for overheard conversation on scrapbooking, Carrot Top and wizards. Overheard... continue reading on LAist
Culver City Nature Trail: The Westside's No-Excuse WalkBy David Lockeretz of Nobody Hikes in L.A. / Special to LAist Some of the famous hikes in the L.A. area require physical fitness, acclimation to altitude, tenacity and a willing to tackle the unknown. However, there is only one prerequisite to walk on the 0.25-mile Culver City Nature... continue reading on LAist
Jack Dunster Reserve: the Hidden Long Beach Spot That Makes a Great Valentine's Day WalkPhoto by David Lockeretz of Nobody Hikes in L.A. By David Lockeretz of Nobody Hikes in L.A. / Special to LAist If you and your loved one like sunsets, flowers and walks along the beach, there’s a secluded little spot in Long Beach that might be a perfect addition... continue reading on LAist
Early Morning Opera's 'Abacus' Explores Fine Line Between Truth & Lies'Abacus' wrapped up its run at REDCAT this weekend. (Photo: Early Morning Opera) by Ellen Reid / Special to LAist The Thursday night opening of Early Morning Opera's Abacus at REDCAT felt like a joyful reunion for L.A.'s art scene. Abacus got its start at the REDCAT NOW Fest in... continue reading on LAist
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