Friends of San Pedro Library presents the award-winning documentary Love & Bananas: An Elephant Story in the Phil Scot Meeting Room. The film features the work of internationally known conservationist Lek Chaileret, known as Thailand's "elephant whisperer," as she works to rescue elephants abused in circuses, trekking, and forced labor. Producer and director Ashley Bell,Continue reading "Love & Bananas: An Elephant Story"

Taught by San Pedro Today columnist, Jennifer Marquez.
$10 per class.

Celebrate San Pedro’s birthday with the San Pedro Bay Historical Society. On Saturday, 11a – 2p, explore San Pedro’s past at the San Pedro City Hall Building (638 S. Beacon St., Room 626), featuring photos, books, and memorabilia.

On Sunday, 1 – 4p, visit the Muller House Museum and Gift Shop (1542 S. Beacon St.), for fun, games, history, and birthday cupcakes! BYO San Pedro memorabilia to share. For more info, visit sanpedrobayhistoricalsociety.org.

Taught by San Pedro Today columnist, Jennifer Marquez.
$10 per class.

6 (Wed) - April 17 (Wed) - CERT Class at Tzu Chi Community Clinic (1355 Broad Ave.), 6 - 8p. Are you ready? Be a leader in your community, help others in the event of a disaster, and learn about the hazards in your area with this seven-class course, open to all Harbor Area residents.Continue reading "CERT Class"

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!

Did you know that there's an area within town limits that is not part of the City of L.A.? The La Rambla neighborhood is the unincorporated, independent soul of San Pedro. Join local historian and San Pedro Today columnist Angela Romero for an exploratory walk through the county roads of the Gaffey Canyon. Tickets $15,Continue reading "La Rambla Walking Tour"

9 (Sat) –  at The Garden Church (429 W. 6th St.), 7p. A suicide attempt survivor is on a mission to find fellow survivors and document their stories. The S Word chronicles her journey and these survivors in a powerful feature documentary that puts a human face to a topic that has long been stigmatizedContinue reading "The S Word Film Screening With Director Q&A"

“Painting in the Library With Artist Malin Rigby Bilgic” - Expand your horizons and enjoy a variety of free programs at the library every month! In March, learn new skills and create your own work of art. All supplies and instruction are provided. All ages. For more info, call (310) 377-9584 or visit pvld.org.

Taught by San Pedro Today columnist, Jennifer Marquez.
$10 per class.

Hosted by the Providence LCM San Pedro Hospital Auxiliary, featuring homemade baked goods, Easter items, raffle of gift cards. All proceeds benefit the Health Career Scholarships that are given out each year. For more info call, (310) 241-4079.

At the San Pedro Library, Phil Scott Meeting Room (931 S. Gaffey St.), 2p. Friends of San Pedro Library present guitarists Justin Ezzi and Reynaud Chaput, performing a tribute to Chet Atkins and Les Paul in a program of musical nostalgia. Chaput, a Chet Atkins aficionado, and Ezzi, a popular South Bay songwriter and entertainer,Continue reading "Two Guitars: a Tribute to Chester & Lester"

Join local historian and San Pedro Today columnist Angela Romero for a very special St. Patrick's Day tour honoring the Irish influence throughout San Pedro history, from the well-known Gaffeys to a lesser known builder who helped shape the town. Don't forget to wear your green! Tickets $15, space is limited. Call (310) 808-7800 toContinue reading "The Irish in San Pedro Walking Tour"

Taught by San Pedro Today columnist, Jennifer Marquez.
$10 per class.

Pala Casino Day, leaving from Providence LCM Hospital (1300 W. 7th St.), 9:30a – 6:30p. Includes $5 casino play, bus transportation, driver gratuity, and bottle of water. Proceeds benefit the Auxiliary Health Career Scholarships. $23 per person. For more info, contact Dolores (310) 547-0501 or Vera (310) 831-6421.

The 3rd Annual Rufus Ragz Doggie Wedding will feature pet adoptions from Pug Nation, pet portraits by Two-Eight Photography, giveaways and goodies, with proceeds going to KAMM Cares, a Breast Cancer Charity.

Did you know that there's an area within town limits that is not part of the City of L.A.? The La Rambla neighborhood is the unincorporated, independent soul of San Pedro. Join local historian and San Pedro Today columnist Angela Romero for an exploratory walk through the county roads of the Gaffey Canyon. Tickets $15,Continue reading "La Rambla Walking Tour"

Taught by San Pedro Today columnist, Jennifer Marquez.
$10 per class.

The San Pedro Chamber of Commerce will be honoring women who have made a difference in the areas of business, government, the arts, health, or community. For tickets and more info, visit sanpedrochamber.com.

Heightening awareness of human trafficking. For tickets and more info, visit seeitendit. com.

Heightening awareness of human trafficking. For tickets and more info, visit seeitendit. com.

Vocalist/guitarist Julie Kelly with the Theo Saunders Quintet takes the audience on a musical journey – from vocal jazz, to the sambas and bossa novas of Brazil. Julie Kelly was named in Downbeat Jazz Magazine's Top Ten Reader's Poll and has garnered critical acclaim for her latest CD, "Happy To Be." An All-Star band willContinue reading "From Bebop to Brazil"

Go behind historic downtown San Pedro’s vintage store fronts and explore the area’s various lives as a rough and tumble waterfront, a bustling business district and a burgeoning arts district. Historian and San Pedro Todaycolumnist, Angela Romero, will guide you through the history while introducing you to everything making downtown’s future bright. Tickets are $15.Continue reading "Downtown Now & Then Walking Tour"

San Pedro leaves a deep impression on all who visit. Led by historian and San Pedro Todaycolumnist, Angela Romero, discover the haunts and hear the words of local writers who found success and world-famous authors who found inspiration during their time here. Tickets are $15. Additional tour on April 17. Call (310) 808-7800 to reserve.

A rewarding opportunity awaits you! Become a critical link in the historical continuity of Point Fermin Lighthouse. Donate your time and knowledge in a variety of available positions, including gardener, tour guide, greeter, and special events support. To reserve your seat and for more info, call or text (310) 293-8000.

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!

San Pedro has been one of the busiest filming locations in Los Angeles since Hollywood began. Led by historian and San Pedro Todaycolumnist, Angela Romero, trace the steps of your favorite TV and movie stars on this guided location tour of scenes filmed right here in downtown San Pedro. You’ll be surprised just how manyContinue reading "Hollywood in SP Walking Tour"

Jazz-blues instrumental artists, Levy and Hinman have careers that shine with elite gigs, and playing soul music without words, country music without hats, and blues music without regrets. For tickets and more info, visit grandvision.org.

Northwest San Pedro Neighborhood Council and the Boys & Girls Club of the L.A. Harbor present a day of employment preparation, career guidance, workshops, and opportunities for ages 16 – 24 years. Register online at nwsanpedro.org/pathways.

Led by historian and San Pedro Todaycolumnist, Angela Romero, trace the development of old San Pedro from a sleepy rancho to a bustling metropolis on this tour of all the key historic sites in the old city, including the historic old post office, Vinegar Hill, the Julia Morgan YWCA, the Warner Grand Theatre and more.Continue reading "The Old City Walking Tour"

American Roots and Euro-American chart toppers, the Hawks bring their seasoned lyric-driven honkytonk rock and electrified two-step back to the Annex. Openers Pretty Polly are stars on the rise, gaining traction with their intricate harmonies on their original songs and classic covers. For tickets and more info, visit grandvision.org.