By Kathy Leonardo It’s an early foggy morning in Venice Beach, a small yellow house with an interesting piece of street art plastered across the front catches my attention. Nestled on the […]
The Very Venice Art & Design Gallery
Sleep Out
A movie before bedtime. The Aug. 6 sleep out at the old city hall sponsored by a host of organizations, including the Beachhead, attracted about 75 who slept out in support of […]
New Book: Nun on Fire by Philomene Long
Reviewed by Jim Smith Have you ever wondered what goes on behind the walls of a convent? The answer might surprise you. Now we have a day-to-day look, thanks to Pegarty Long’s […]
Scott Wannberg – Feb. 20, 1953 – Aug. 19, 2011
Scott Wannberg, a graduate of Venice High School, became one of the best-known poets in Southern California prior to moving to Florence, Oregon, in 2008. He was a founder of the poetic […]
Poetry
The World Wave – Jim Smith dreams turn into now – Deja Cross behind the Talking Stick – Roger Houston Just Asking – Mary Getlein Simple Truth – Majid Naficy Homage to Coleen […]
Two Barrie Plays
By Suzy Williams Have you had a good cry lately? Have one at the Pacific Resident Theater: there are two gems by J.M. Barrie, and the second one’ll getcha. Both of […]
Money Available for Worthy Causes
The Venice Neighborhood Council is pleased to announce that due to a change in the funding guidelines imposed by the City, we have additional money to spend this year for Community Improvement […]
Growing Up Latino: How Cesar Chavez Inspired A Generation
By Yolanda Miranda Latinos were once known as the “sleeping giant.” Not only did they wake up, but they have roared in disenchantment over the proposed policies of this government against them […]
New Ordinance: No More Swap Meet on Boardwalk
By Greta Cobar A revised ordinance has been drafted by downtown city attorneys to stop the selling of merchandise from China that now dominates the Ocean Front Walk and replace it with […]
Letters
Make the Post Office a Bar Dear Beachhead: I have to say that I won’t be sad to see that post office go, for several reasons: (1) It’s ugly in there. There’s […]
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