My family always try to attend the best and maybe biggest Halloween Bash in the country. It’s located right down the street from us in West Hollywood. Let me share a little bit about this world famous event … Continue reading →
TreePeople helps keep Los Angeles shady as in making sure LA’s trees are healthy and plenty! One of my family’s favorite place to hike, daydream, picnic and better yet, to volunteer at is this wonderful spot called TreePeople. … Continue reading →
Every Labor Day Weekend in Los Angeles, my City of Angels celebrates the flavors of food and drinks from restaurants throughout Southern California at a special event called The Taste of LA, presented by Los Angeles Times. … Continue reading →
Studio City is a favorite neighborhood in Los Angeles and recently made news by unveiling a new walk-bike trail along the Los Angeles River. The LA River runs right through Studio City. So, why not create a newly paved walkway, … Continue reading →
while I love talking about all the beautiful places to visit, stay, eat and play in California, I’d like to take a minute and share with you something that has become a really cool thing to do for my family … Continue reading →
Any excuse to head to DTLA, better known as Downtown Los Angeles, we’ll happily jump in the car and go!! We love hitting downtown for street festivals, sporting events, museum days, opening of restaurants, the list goes on. On this … Continue reading →
Love is in the air….or is that just grub that I smell? Regardless, there are some wonderful romantic restaurants in Los Angeles and they all have great food!! Whether you’re with the love of your life or with your very … Continue reading →
Museum Row on Miracle Mile of Wilshire Blvd, a favorite area of mine to wander and learn. With unique George C. Page Museum, La Brea Tar Pit Pavilions, famous Los Angeles County Museum of Arts and The Natural History Museum … Continue reading →
UPDATE – On November 8, 2018 a massive fire ignited in both Los Angeles County and Ventura County. The inferno burned more that 96,000 acres, killing 3 people and destroying over 1,600 structures. Sadly, a few days later, the fire raged … Continue reading →
