By CJ Gronner It has been all about the art lately in Venice, and a recent Saturday night was a big one for it. C.A.V.E. (Center for Audio and Visual Expression) Gallery […]
Sparkly Party for SPARC’s 35th Anniversary
Book Review: The Lure of a Land by the Sea
By Greta Cobar Long-time Venice historian Delores Hanney did it again: published yet another wonderful Venice memoir, made up of over thirty “vignettes,” as she calls them. With grandiose vocabulary and in […]
Cats Crying for Your Help
By Charles Thomas The cats at Lincoln Place need our help again. The cats and the Stray Cat Alliance need our help fast. The Stray Cat Alliance is the organization that has […]
The Snake Around Venice
By Charles Dunn The Snake that curls around Venice every Saturday and Sunday is easy to see as it slowly squeezes and suffocates its victim (Venice) like its next meal. Venice has […]
Swami X
Every moment is free, creative, ecstatic in eternity. Be wise and cherish the treasures in your memory. Eternity is a state of consciousness and every moment is blessed. Some lamb chops are […]
Poetry
So Here’s My Work Day – krista schwimmer Parturition – Ronald McKinley Bamboo – Mary Getlein The Old Vine – Majid Naficy A sample from 2008 – Roger Houston Beauty is the […]
Abbot Kinney, thanks for the fun!
By CJ Gronner We always look so forward to the Abbot Kinney Festival every year, and this year could not have been a more perfect day for it. Gone was the oppressive […]
Don’t Sell Out!
By Bradley Bobbs “Yes, I support the principles of Roseanne Barr and the Peace & Freedom Party; but realistically we know that she’s not going to win the election, so I’m going […]
What Have They Done to the Rain?
By Mary Getlein What Have They Done To The Rain? was written by Malvina Reynolds. Malvina’s song was protesting nuclear testing on the people and livestock of Utah in the 1950s. Most […]
Letters
Dear Beachhead, How strange, cops from Hollywood division and Alex Thompson on an arrest at the same place at the same time.Thompson gets pics and story for the front page of her […]
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