Every Wednesday. Taught by San Pedro Today columnist, Jennifer Marquez. $10 per class. For more info, email jennifermarquez@yahoo.com.

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. Every Friday.

Richard Foss, acclaimed speaker, writer, and culinary historian, presents a sometimes-humorous look at “How Prohibition Changed America.” One hundred years after the 18th Amendment to the Constitution was enacted, calling for the banning of the manufacture, sale, or transportation of alcoholic beverages, there are many misunderstandings about Prohibition, including what America was like before, during, and afterward, and how that eraContinue reading "San Pedro Bay Historical Society Speaker Series – Richard Floss"

You don't need to bring anything extra, just the desire to relax and let go for a little while. Take some time for yourself and relax. The best time for us to heal is when we are resting, and we clear the mind of all the daily static. $40/person. Call (310) 433-4640 to RSVP. ForContinue reading "Soundbath & Breathwork"

Bring your instruments and join in the jazz jam session. Great music for dancers in a great venue. Jazz musicians, vocalists, dancers and spectators are most welcome. For more info, contact Judi Kanaster Haase at jhaa@cox.net or (310) 831-9905.

The Palos Verdes Peninsula Land Conservancy presents an exciting selection of 15 movies in two hours of adventurous and inspirational films about nature. With beautiful cinematography and remarkable individuals, the passion is contagious. Raffle with outdoor gear from Patagonia and REI, photo booth, and handcrafted Brouwerij West Beer. Tickets $15 in advance and $20 atContinue reading "Wild & Scenic Film Festival on Tour"

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Every Wednesday. Taught by San Pedro Today columnist, Jennifer Marquez. $10 per class. For more info, email jennifermarquez@yahoo.com.

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"