Archive for June, 2018
See you at the movies all summer long at outdoor, historic settings
Movies are in our DNA. Los Angeles would not be what it is today physically, economically or philosophically had it not been for the advent of motion pictures and the people who made them who put down roots here over a century ago. Many of the physical plants associated with the industry have been identified as […]
Cohen’s 2,000+ pound charge runs free at Elephant Nature Park
After years of serving the local community, Village Pizzeria owner Steve Cohen reached further across the globe, much further, in his latest philanthropic endeavor. He adopted an elephant. Cohen hopes to travel to Thailand to visit his charge in time for the pair’s birthday — Steve’s is July 13; the elephant Chang Yim’s is July […]
Windsor Square-Hancock Park Historical Society at Gilmore Adobe
The Historic Gilmore Adobe was the star of the annual Windsor Square-Hancock Park Historical Society (WSHPHS) annual meeting last month. The gathering marked the local society’s 41st year. A rare guided tour of the historic Farmers Market-adjacent site included the house, grounds, orchard and even chickens. Adrian Scott Fine, director of advocacy for the Los […]
Local chef is motivated by his search for best possible produce
It’s summer in Los Angeles, which means that gardens, grocers and farmers’ markets are teeming with juicy, plump produce. And at least one local chef credits his restaurant’s success, in part, on his ability to bring that California farm-fresh produce to your plate. Chef Kevin Meehan, who opened Kali restaurant on Melrose Avenue in 2016, […]
Bolnick’s brain child for writers, The Hatchery, grows up and out
When The Hatchery Press opened its doors in 2015 as a writers’ co-working space on Clinton St., the Larchmont Chronicle interviewed Talia Bolnick on her plans and goals for the fledgling enterprise. The idea for the space was born out of the Oxford grad’s own need for a dedicated, tranquil place to write, but one […]
Eateries, groceries serve their best at Farmers Market
Enjoy food from more than 50 grocers, eateries and restaurants at the 10th annual Taste of Farmers Market, 6333 W. Third St., Tues., July 24 from 5 to 9 p.m. This year’s theme will be “Celebrating the World of Flavor.” Proceeds from the event will support the work of First-In Fire Foundation. Local firehouses Fire […]
