Dear Venice Community and others around Oakwood Park,. Children are playing at Oakwood park having fun enjoying the grassy area, and what to our wandering eyes do we see, dogs entering the […]
by Naomi Nightingale “We Ain’t Done Yet” I was astonished to see the once-visible stained-glass windows of the First Baptist Church of Venice boarded up. With my eyes still wide with surprise, […]
Annual Reflection On The Fight For The First Baptist Church Of Venice By Jon Wolff On a dark and cool evening in November 2017, a group of Venetians stood on the steps […]
This year’s Venice Juneteenth event took place in Reese-Tabor Oakwood Park on June 18. A large gathering of multi-generational Venetians came together on this sunny Saturday to celebrate the national holiday […]
By Jon Wolff On Tuesday, May 10, 2022 the Arts, Parks, Health, Education, and Neighborhoods Committee of the Los Angeles City Council approved Agenda Item #4 to rename Oakwood Recreation Center as […]
Erin Darling is running for the office of City Councilmember for District 11 of the Los Angeles City Council. District 11 includes many communities and neighborhoods that make up the West Side […]
You can download a copy of the latest Beachhead Here. The Free Venice Beachhead March_2022.
With filmmaker Stan Mitchel…interview by Enyaj Pitchford In my last article, I focused on the social conditions that led to what was called “The War” by locals, and the dissemination of the […]
By Enyaj Pitchford I sat down to have a chat with Stan Mitchell, creator of the award winning Venice America film. I was delighted to find Stan to be a great historian […]
By Naomi Nightingale – Social Justice Activist, Save Venice Community Organization. Celebrated by many African Americans since June 19, 1865, Juneteenth began in Texas as the day the news was received, two […]
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