High tea has been a tradition in my family since my daughters were young. Dressed in their holiday best, we would attend Teddy Bear Tea at The Langham for Christmas each year. Once they were older,...
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September 28, 2023
With its sweeping silver façade dancing like musical notes on the Los Angeles skyline, the Walt Disney Concert Hall is perhaps the most recognizable and architecturally significant building...
A lively Sunday brunch recently kicked off at Spear Steak and Seafood House in DTLA. Just a few weeks into their new brunch service, Spear can boast a lively, friendly crowd sipping bottomless mimosas,...
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May 2, 2013
Actress Jane Fonda’s contribution to Hollywood were set in stone last Saturday, when the “Coming Home” star had her hand and footprints enshrined in concrete in front of the TCL Chinese Theatre.
Her...
JEI Learning Centers offer effective, supplementary educational programs to create a comprehensive, hands-on approach to learning. The educational atmosphere they provide promises a “Better Life Through...
Cathedral Chapel School in the Miracle Mile held their annual Golf Tournament at Brookside Golf Course yesterday. The tournament is a fundraiser for the school and many local businesses particpated.
The...
Marat Daukayev Summer Intensive Program runs July 1 to August 9 and registration is now open to students from 6 to 18 years old. The program offers dance classes that are essential to students preparing...
The Japan Foundation LA (JFLA) will be hosting a Summer Camp for Teens. This year’s theme is “Discover Little Tokyo,” where students will learn simple expressions in Japanese while exploring Little...
Students from Camino Nuevo Charter Academy participated in an Earth Day celebration in Wilshire Center in this photograph from the April 23, 2009 issue of the Park Labrea News.
Some public and private...
Christ the King School placed 6th out of 166 schools in this year’s Junior High Academic Decathalon. The event took place at the Los Angeles Sports Arena on March 2. Christ the King is a Catholic Elementary...
Parents can meet teachers and administrators at the Page Private School in Hancock Park and Beverly Hills during open houses on Saturday, April 27 from 10 a.m. to noon. Parents can enroll children in the summer...
What began as a tutoring program run out of a Harvard University dorm room, has grown to include 110 tutoring centers nationwide, serving over 12,000 students and their families each week.
C2 Education...
Pilgrim School is an independent preK-12th grade school located between Downtown and Hancock Park. This summer, they are welcoming their youngest students with a Summer Program that will concentrate...
Mathnasium of Hancock Park offers math-intensive summer programs that can help minimize the effects of this “Summer Slide.” Because students aren’t burdened with excessive homework during the summer,...
A new report shows that Los Angeles’ public school summer learning program, LA’s BEST, helps prevent summer learning loss and boosts students’ academic and social skills.
Research shows that students...
Parents and teachers of Echo Horizon School helped students plant basil, lettuce, green onions, radishes, and other vegetables earlier this year in preparation for “A Taste of the Garden” Earth Day harvest...
Looking for a great laugh this summer? Then spend time at The Second City Hollywood where new friends are made and new skills are learned, all while having loads of fun and laughs. Their summer camp program...
“I’m bored.”
Before you hear the words coming from your child this summer, be ready with a plan of action. Sky Zone may be the answer to that pesky problem. The indoor trampoline park...
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