Jim MacLellan, Forum 21 director and past director of trade development for the Port of Los Angeles, will present “One Hundred Years of Trade through the San Pedro Bay.” The talk will focus on main markets and products, then and now, to uncover some surprising facts and trends. The historic implications for local and regionalContinue reading "San Pedro Bay Historical Society Speaker Series – Jim Maclellan"

Little Fish Theatre’s 2020 season starts with Pick of the Vine, nine short plays highlighting what happens when options are weighed in the face of big decisions such as: a new and potentially dangerous way to pay off crushing college debt, choices being made inside today’s classrooms, and whether to stay in a relationship when presented with newContinue reading "Pick of the Vine"

Little Fish Theatre’s 2020 season starts with Pick of the Vine, nine short plays highlighting what happens when options are weighed in the face of big decisions such as: a new and potentially dangerous way to pay off crushing college debt, choices being made inside today’s classrooms, and whether to stay in a relationship when presented with newContinue reading "Pick of the Vine"

Little Fish Theatre’s 2020 season starts with Pick of the Vine, nine short plays highlighting what happens when options are weighed in the face of big decisions such as: a new and potentially dangerous way to pay off crushing college debt, choices being made inside today’s classrooms, and whether to stay in a relationship when presented with newContinue reading "Pick of the Vine"

The Assistance League San Pedro-South Bay Gift Shop will be hosting a free food tasting event, featuring great soup recipes for those cool days ahead. They will also be featuring dessert to complete a simple quick meal. For more info, call (310) 832-8355, ext. 221.

Live music, food trucks, art gallery displays, and food and drink specials from local bars and restaurants. Experience the most anticipated monthly event in San Pedro.

Little Fish Theatre’s 2020 season starts with Pick of the Vine, nine short plays highlighting what happens when options are weighed in the face of big decisions such as: a new and potentially dangerous way to pay off crushing college debt, choices being made inside today’s classrooms, and whether to stay in a relationship when presented with newContinue reading "Pick of the Vine"

Little Fish Theatre’s 2020 season starts with Pick of the Vine, nine short plays highlighting what happens when options are weighed in the face of big decisions such as: a new and potentially dangerous way to pay off crushing college debt, choices being made inside today’s classrooms, and whether to stay in a relationship when presented with newContinue reading "Pick of the Vine"

Little Fish Theatre’s 2020 season starts with Pick of the Vine, nine short plays highlighting what happens when options are weighed in the face of big decisions such as: a new and potentially dangerous way to pay off crushing college debt, choices being made inside today’s classrooms, and whether to stay in a relationship when presented with newContinue reading "Pick of the Vine"

Little Fish Theatre’s 2020 season starts with Pick of the Vine, nine short plays highlighting what happens when options are weighed in the face of big decisions such as: a new and potentially dangerous way to pay off crushing college debt, choices being made inside today’s classrooms, and whether to stay in a relationship when presented with newContinue reading "Pick of the Vine"

Little Fish Theatre’s 2020 season starts with Pick of the Vine, nine short plays highlighting what happens when options are weighed in the face of big decisions such as: a new and potentially dangerous way to pay off crushing college debt, choices being made inside today’s classrooms, and whether to stay in a relationship when presented with newContinue reading "Pick of the Vine"

This month, please come enjoy a tasty and inspiring culinary demonstration featuring Indian cuisine by nationally recognized, award-winning, registered dietitian nutritionist and local resident Vandana Sheth, RDN, CDE, FAND. FREE and open to the public. For more info, call (310) 377-9584 x452 or visit pvld.org.  

Northwest San Pedro Neighborhood Council Monthly Board & Stakeholder Meeting at Peck Park Community Auditorium (560 N. Western Ave.), 6p. For more info, visit nwsanpedro.org.

Central San Pedro Neighborhood Council Monthly Board & Stakeholder Meeting at Port of Los Angeles High School (250 W. 5th St.), 6:30p. For more info, visit centralsanpedronc.org.

Providence LCM San Pedro Hospital Auxiliary is sponsoring an all-day fundraiser for Health Career Scholarships. Join us at Happy Diner #2 for breakfast, lunch, or dinner. Please mention the Providence LCM Auxiliary. A percentage of the meals will benefit the Annual Scholarships. Enjoy good food and good company while also helping students pursuing a careerContinue reading "Providence Lcm Health Care Scholarship Fundraiser"

Visitors from all over Los Angeles will celebrate our mission to provide medical care, food, and shelter for injured seals and sea lions rescued in Santa Monica Bay, Malibu, Long Beach, and the ports. Guests can observe the feeding of recovering seals and sea lions, browse exhibits in the visitors center, learn from demonstrations andContinue reading "Marine Mammal Care Center’s 10,000th Day Open House & Donation Drive"

Coastal San Pedro Neighborhood Council Monthly Board & Stakeholder Meeting at Cabrillo Marina Community Building (2965 Via Cabrillo-Marina), 6:30p. For more info, visit cspnc.org.

Friends of the San Pedro Library Presents: An Afternoon with Four Guitars at San Pedro Library Community Room (931 S. Gaffey St.), 2p. Featuring Justin Ezzi, Renauld Chaput, Tom Bellizia, and Richard Leach, all local soloists who have formed an artists' quartet. FREE. For more info, visit friendsspl.org or call (310) 832-6288.

This is a rare opportunity to see the stunning vocalist and flutist, Kaylene Peoples, perform her Romantic Bossa-Nova show. With a five-octave range and charming personality, she mesmerizes audiences with her deep, heartfelt interpretations of songs from the Great American Songbook — such as “Berimbau,” “Besame Mucho,” “Dindi,” and other favorites like “Corcovado,” “Waters ofContinue reading "Kaylene Peoples’ Romantic Bossa Nova"

Enjoy fun and games, a house tour and birthday cake celebrating San Pedro’s 132nd birthday! Patrons are welcome to bring their own San Pedro memorabilia to share with other guests. For more info, visit sanpedrobayhistoricalsociety.org.

Every Thursday. Taught by San Pedro Today columnist, Jennifer Marquez. $10 per class. For more info, email jennifermarquez@yahoo.com. (Note day change for March and April.)

Live music, food trucks, art gallery displays, and food and drink specials from local bars and restaurants. Experience the most anticipated monthly event in San Pedro.

Every Friday. A safe place to explore issues like making friends, dealing with bullies, peer pressure, managing stress, self-esteem, body image & much more. For more info, visit artemiscenter.net or call (310) 809-2011.

This month come explore the world of composting! Together we’ll learn about the benefits of composting, how to get started, and how to use compost to make your home garden thrive all winter long. Garden educator Dana Swarth will make a brief presentation followed by a Q&A session and a garden-themed craft. FREE and openContinue reading "Gardening Workshop"

Rainbow Services, a nonprofit domestic violence agency, and award-winning mental health advocate Rudy Caseres will host an event to raise awareness of domestic violence. The public is welcome to attend this free evening of awareness. Information, resources, an art activity, and refreshments will be provided. A free community meal will be offered from 5-6p providedContinue reading "Heal to Grow: Sharing Survivor Stories"

For more info, visit nwsanpedro.org.

For more info, visit centralsanpedronc.org.

Master Gardener classes Wednesdays in March (11, 18, 25, and April 1). Organized by the UC Regents, classes will cover topics that are a part of the "Grow L.A. Victory Garden Initiative." Sign up for one class or all four. $15 per class or $55 for the series. For more info, please call (310) 241-0684.

Various showtimes. For more info, visit laharborfilmfest.com.

Every Thursday. Taught by San Pedro Today columnist, Jennifer Marquez. $10 per class. For more info, email jennifermarquez@yahoo.com. (Note day change for March and April.)

Every Friday at the Historic Downtown San Pedro Farmers Market is unique at this event with local musicians. Shop for Certified California-grown, farm-fresh fruits, vegetables, plants and flowers. Enjoy fresh, hot fare from one of many vendors, with gourmet specialty foods and treats, and unique arts & crafts vendors. Located on 6th Street between Pacific AvenueContinue reading "San Pedro Certified Farmers Market"

Every Friday. A safe place to explore issues like making friends, dealing with bullies, peer pressure, managing stress, self-esteem, body image & much more. For more info, visit artemiscenter.net or call (310) 809-2011.

Join this fun community event for San Pedro’s senior citizen residents at San Pedro High School cafeteria, presented by SPHS’s ASB Leadership. Free admission, food, drinks, raffles and live music! Join us for a night full of fun and festivities. For more info, contact leadership advisor Alisa Patapoff at alisa.patapoff@lausd.net.

Various showtimes. For more info, visit laharborfilmfest.com.

Various showtimes. For more info, visit laharborfilmfest.com.

Various showtimes. For more info, visit laharborfilmfest.com.

Master Gardener classes Wednesdays in March (11, 18, 25, and April 1). Organized by the UC Regents, classes will cover topics that are a part of the "Grow L.A. Victory Garden Initiative." Sign up for one class or all four. $15 per class or $55 for the series. For more info, please call (310) 241-0684.